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lttunania b Germans and Aust rlan diplomatic. couriers. is made in in dispatch to the Jouruale from Bu charset. it in said that the size and increasing number of parcels carried by these couriers recently_has at tnicied the attention of liumanian customs officers

A discreet inquiry is reported to

have revealed the nature of the "poui'hes" contents. lt is believed that by this method ix considerable quantity of ainniuultion and materi- al hug been smuggled into Turkey in file past few weeks. The most se- vere mvasiirt-s havt- been taken by the ltuinanian goveriiincnt to put an vnd to the practice.

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GERMANS MISTRUST

BULGARINS STAND.

PARIS. April 15.- Germany has fail-

ed to pay to Bulgaria the portion of the loan .she agreed to remit April 1 according to it Sofia special despatch

to the Petit Parisien, whivli says it is _\-i‘_h0|5u"_ Kensington will be pleased

explosives and spare parts of guns Carmel, in in Sillllnlvfvllie Yiliiillii F0- _

are being carried into Turkey through latlves.-R. -IT PAYS to buy in this Province. -ONE CENT per word inlet-

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hir A it itennii.-, Merchant Elmsdale, paid s short business trip

Suinmerslde on Thursday -H

to

Mr Alphonse Murphy of il 'l‘

llolinau, Ltd has been confined to his home for .i its days through sick tiers.-H.

Mr. Uharles I.. Gallant of Suni-

inerside was visiting in Mont Carmel, where he formerly resided, the guest of his brother .‘\lr. Joseph L.-lt.

Messrs James E. .\iurpli_\', Augus-

tine (fove and J. .\i, Lcard. Kelvin, were among ’l’hursdzi_v`s visitors to Sumiuerside.-li.

-Miss Dora Squarebriggs. Mis-

rouclic. has accepted a position as principal of thc High School. Ken- sington, ret-ently vacated by Miss llorne.

-'|`be many frieiids of .\iis:-1 Annie

Je , _ I ` " . H 2 ` , *W _ `_L14».mv, i -Stiiogslgio 'rumtsv WESTERN PERSONALS

pA|;_]5__ Ap;-it 12,.._'|'||e ¢|m|-gg that _M55 ,ini-qui-line Gallant of Mont t-_-_-,-_-_-_-:_-_-_-_»_-_-_-_-:_;~,-_-_~_~_-,-_-_-,-.-.~_-_-_-.~.~.-_-_-:_-:_-5,-_-_-_-:_

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--THE MORNING DAILY Guardian L

serial Parloun, Suinmerside

-PREPARATIONS FOR BUILD A

ING - A great amount of lumber of

ton these days. lt is said that at least nine new houses will be built this summer within the town limits.

-T0 CORRESPONDENTS.-Owing

to the increasingly heavy demands on space. The Guardian cautions its cor- respondents to be as brief as possible in their contributions. Only Real News will be inserted.

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-ICE G0lNG.- The ice in Bi-dc-que

Bay and Sunimerside harbor is now practically all gone. Thirty-five years ago on the 28th of April the harbor ice between Suinmerslde and Hede- que was strong enough to bear the hauling of heavy loads of coal.-ll. _

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-MARRIAGE ANNOUNCEMENT.

tion for advertising in this coiunin

can he obtained at Lairel-ty's rou mum charse twenty-five cents

brook St.. Montreal, with over one , hundred students from .\lcGill in ' training and expects to leave for Boi- J,-

onque. France, in a short tinie. _,_

.\lr. ~ it -- pt __ position in the P. E. l. Railway ser- ‘ vice- Mr. Donald McLean is busily »'.- gelting his left arm in shape for pitch- .

coming season- Mr. Hartle Sims is --

ash must accompany order Mini

-BIG SALMON.- Mr Ben Paul rsenault. Bnmmerslde, caught a 10

lb Salmon yesterday while trout fish _

all descriptions is moving in Kensing lug in the Dunk River.-H __

-SAFE Ann,|vA|..- ivuru has

Just been received - from the three _ young men that left Montrose to eu- ~ list in the McGill Corps, Geo, Marsh- -__ ba of

their safe arrival at Montreal and " present are stationed at 382 Sher- '_

-K EN$lNGTON.- lt is understood

lan Darrach is abo t arte ing a ,

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uk. Geo. Bovvness and Chas. llruton ff

The spirit of 1 A

f "Our Store _

To be radient in new apparel on a Sunday momlllg after Eater is U3 1

ambition of every woman. Following the example of dame nature, site throws

. ot her cumbersome-wraps and blossoms forth in brilliant. DSW f?lm€?\ ' '

'You’ll be surprised and delighted when you see the f_ac11‘i3UHE HUSY Of e

bright,new merchandise which we have brought together , . qzsmi ` r for your adornment this spring. 'Come here and allow _ -- us to display before you the new things. r ff- ' ui

Newest Ideas in Suits @ ,-1 ii »

style stair is included in our showing. Youthful de signs and youthful trimmings combine to make them unus-

bf~lievt~tl Gerinany iiisiriists the Hui- ,U

ii“"la" i*"il“‘l_‘“ ‘""l 5“_5|’£‘°‘5 ‘“l‘_“ “l” after being confined to her home for ready has deritlctl to join the Allies. sulm, mm._

\\-'hen it was announced in l-`ebruar_v

that negotiations had been roniplt-ted v-I-he fulluwmg m.|.i`.u|s in Sum_ f‘"` 1* |03" ‘ff 530~U"0-"0" li’ Bulgaria im-rside bv Thursdav's morning train by German ami Austrian bankers ii |___“£,S,`.,.s Stamey p,,n.y_ SL _\-i(,h0|aS_

was stated that no politic-al comli- - 1.; tions were attaislxs-d to tht- arrange- EH ment. but it was regarded as signific-

atit that Bulgaria had refused the pro- __\|r_ _|_ E, pameron of me p_ E_ |__

Her of a similar loan made several Ra lnonths before by tht- powers of the lm, Triple Eiileiite. am

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VWLHELM NEEDS -Rev. Dr, Gauthier, Palmer ltoad.

NEW BOILER TUBES. D

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B. Gallant, ex-M. l.. A.. Bloomfield and

.\'l~J\\'l’O|t'l‘ .\'l-Z\\'S_ \’a_. April 15.- Mr

The German r-oinniertrc rnider Kron- vis

prlnz \Vllhelm. ii was learned today, _H

is in need of boiler tubes, which cati-

not be supplied at this port and must Wm, 1.-dhm,,_r, p0m,.,_ of ,rbmm-.5 be manufactured el:-u,»wlicrc. To pro- \-in ` ' K ` ` 1-ure ami install the tubes. it is said. ‘ Sm

would require al lt-ast three weeks. in

Asking permission from Washington PL,

to mon- into dry dock. Captain Thivr- “.3 ft-ldcr toilaiy ordered his \‘e.\,scl madi- ,_,d_ really lo prof-I-od up ilu- James ltivur from her aint-ltorntue. The 1-xaniining __._._.

learn that she has resumed work

J. Lidstone. Portage and Melvin is. l-Illerslle.-H.

ilway_ Vliarlottetown, was in Sum- rside for a short time on Thursday l left b_v the evening train for Al-

ltailway Department.-H.

James A. Johnston. Tignish, Hon.

, Fred t‘oinptoii St, Eleanors were itors to Suninicrside on 'l`hursda_\‘.

age. returned last Tuesday from View where hc had been engaged

the ifonstrmrtion of ii bridge. Mr.

ter Gallant. of Urbain Ville, who ln about three weeks the Red Cross s in the some employ. also rcturn- Society til licllsillgtoxi will sliilifr ll -.\l. big comedy entitled “Scenes at the

hoard from .\`orl`oll\' navy _yard was duo ai any limi- to clivvk up on his out- 1~rr»

lim- of repairs nci-1.-ssary to make tht- lcirtor llainilton. but promised to uc- [ion and the manager, M|-_ AI-mend' SNP ~\‘i'=1\\'Ufl|l.\`- ccrtaln today whether any naturaliz-

'l`ln- G4-rnxan roiiiiiisimlcr did not eil

1-o||||»l<,-io his inquiry into tht- nation- least one Aineicran is believed to be-

alny of im-m|n»rs of the \\'illn_~lin’_s long to the crew.

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iv la:-'l night. as requcstctl by Col-

Amcricans are aboard the ship. At

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lirm of S. ld. Gallant & Son, Abrain's Village, has recently,purtvliasctl ilic residence fornivrly owned by Mr. .lohn

Assets Available for Security of Policyholders "" “F*"”'“‘““- T"'“.'“ “" “'°“' """“'°"

and is very convenient for Mr. Gallant

() V [Q I G 1 Y M I L L I 0 N 0 L L A S who will be near his cniployinent. M_r.

Law Union and Rock Insurance Co Lid, of London, ling.

N""“ S°°"“ Fire U“d°"W"i*°f5' Ai~f°“°Y ilfcr.il1}fl5"ififfi§".lli.ifl‘.§ `§.'\'0ili§fh".d°`

"@1105 "0 lliilher than other Tariff Fire insurance _A °_'ARR°W ESCAPE” “"'i"’ -V|S'T'NG :E52-’S<fi\=\i"" ll- "-

Cointmnies. Phone or write for rates. "" W‘“"' 5"?" T"‘""""‘~"' M” """'\ 'l‘iin1lsl\ on \\"mlw~»-<'l=~.~' 1-'vi-ni|\i:' and

H M ` row <\.si:upc ot' helm.: crushed to ,.4 (5 Murph\.___Z_

° ' 7 death, The horse wltli only the har- ` __

(H 2., '_ ,. 1 _ ‘ ; _ , ‘ , _ , \ _ ni-as o|i_vv_a.~: going ai it ins! clip. _T0 -|-RA|N|NG QUARTEHS .__ Mullliltmlcitnwo )ll lllilt li, (,ll illi)l|(.l()Wil. (JLIILF-ll Ai.{Llll. “_h,.|, p|,,||||,,§ sprang to catch' U10 .’\|4-s.~n~s. (jonsales lloady, littyburn tial-

laglian ami Fred Martin loft ’l`igni>=h 4.

P ----'- ' ' -I U""’W" ‘U me gruulld "hc" “"5 h'"""" on 'l`hursila_\' morning for L`liarl0ll.i~-

all I :'».\Hi l ly-scvtuitli meeting of tho lienslnxzton

--_ _ l Athletic (Ilub was hi-ld in thi- (Tiub

W Y llooms on Tuesday April llitb. Minu-

_ - - ntloptctl. After illsiziinslnlt ilu- past

wlnlv 's work tl.: minln 1 at-as vi \\-ns

The marriage of Miss Mary L.

Arsenault. daughter of Mrs. Jerome Arsenault oi’ Mont Carmel to Mr. Lucien Arsenault son of the late Mr. Andrew Arseuauli of St. Raphael is announced to take place on the 27th of April.-R.

-|MPROVEMENTS.- .\lr. Ruben

Durant the proprietor of the Railway House. Water Street has a number oi' carpenters engaged at work con- stncting an addition to his house, plumbers are also installing the wat- er system and in a short time Mr. Durant will have an up to date place. -H.

-UP~T0-DATE.- The store of illr.

ll. W. Morrison on Water Street is undergoing a general repair. The front has been taken out and replaced .by one of the latest modern type with large plate glass windows. the interl- or is also being renovated with sev- eral improvements.-H.

-COMING ENTERTAINMENT. -

Union depot.. and all who sec it will laugh for weeks afterwards. Having not less than fifty characters it cannot be classed with the ordinary produc-

Thoinpson is to be congratulated on his success in getting the play so well underway as it now ls.

-NEW RESIDENCE -- li is under-

stood that l\lr. (‘yrns Gallant of the

ami .\irs. Arscnault will remain ni

allcinpttlig to stop a run-away horse

ort l’hllllpa. buininersidc. had it nar-

hridle but missing hc was violently

tspeclallv .is regards to iurnlps l`l\f-

. . ` D Di - I-tl named to receive the oclts from thine

SOUS. WC HIGH SiflClly C8l'lZlCll8I`l ‘ Sclliool for the i;i{mthEof April M is as willing to contribute.S-Z.

' |fol ows:-1, Va ton vans: .., . arion

Companyifree from anxcqmblne' :Kcnni-dv and Vliristlm- Ki-nm-dv; lt, "'r1|@ ]S|am| 3|,,.,.p mp gives th l l.lfl[)l‘0l€ClCCl by ally tariff, lfi Open I Alrthur Scadiy; 4.Hi{3vai Bownesez. Grade best results-l'i'liere`s none better- C eti ' ' |l.-l. i aurce ~ gg ns uni `yrus Asn an exce cnt disinfectant l'or omp [lon with the World' Qrr: 2. i<‘orbt~s Kennedy: SI. l.orr-,tio stable. et_c. No farm should be with-,

‘ _ _ (oady. Grade llI.- Junior)-I. bib- out it ‘.'oc. a bottle-E. A. Foster -

With superior quallty and ol Iioualiart; 2h Gllbelrt `ii~iotI::itoii&; 3, Central Drugstore. 9517-4-1|il\l:il. I-mes C ual are We n t e i Ann e. clougo and .ew a orr son. _ --_-_ _-__

5) yourgonsideration gs thlétotllsd Grade ili.-- iSenior)-1, Lorne Mr- “\\lml and Sun hold no disagree- t _ tl C d. B. , y Kenzle; 2, Newton MacArtliur;_ 3. ableness for the person who keeps S f`lC y alla iafl lIl(l€I` TWIIIE Mary Coady and Geortze liit=:|zix1.'-1. Egyptian Lotus Cold (‘rcam on liaml- Company in Canada? _ ,orarie .|v.-1, no-irice Francis; 2. 25c crock. i-1. A. i~‘oster,t1entrnlurug

Thiluni Cooke; Il. Ruby Bowness and stode. 9517-4-l6M3i. \ era Simpson Grade V -1 Mabel

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B ' d. o . . .h ll ‘T 1 ‘ v

Bl_ac;,dn;IgRaly & Co” Limitedf)n§:§:l(;nerside’ ,.., Jennit, Jardint, J, ltobert Murphy.

ii cn up i tomn ees w_r\» np-

poluiwl to look into the various br.im-- > bca of athletics to rcpori al ilu- next

_ nicotinic. it is now con-\r Il' is oa-

M TIGNISII '

ll tl wo not niiilripnivvi un iii|‘ri'|m¢~ in ilu- prim; of

paints i-urly Inst, Autumn, we slioulil not ln- nblo to oiler

_von ai new ami [reall lim- oi' iho fxllnous Sherwin Wil- lianis i’;iilil»t nl tin- sonic primes its lust yoar.

llul \v|- i't'aliz<:tl thai. owing to the war piilnln wollld lit-

vivaist- in price. so we placed ii heavy order for the world- fnniouk Sherwin Williams Paints. sud wo have them here right now on our sliclvcs.l\'otwiIIii-iiandlnig thc sharp im~ron»w. our paliit prim-is uri- not one cent lilglit-.‘ iluili you |‘orn|~rl_\' paid,

Uwlng io nur-li low prices on our high quality paints,

they will be ln great demand. therefore we would advise

_ you to place your order at once.

this opportunity to secure tin- Sh

. t-il paints si prices less than you inferior kind.

Tuplm & Co.

Take advantage now of erwln Williams celebrat- inust pay for the chesp.

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ed thai. the -season will open »viI.|: a gain day on June 3rd in the form of it inninmotli track meet. it is propr.s<,~|l to have a iltio programme of athlcile sports such as running, jumping. weight throwim: etc. A special fea- ture of the meet will be an intcreseh- olastlc relay race. composed oi' school- boy teams from school near Kensing- ton, four men to each team. Each must run one quarter mile and pass s tag to his running mate. it will be run as nearly as possible, along the lines ni the big college relay races. und the prizes will be well worth striving for. lt is the aim of the Ken- sington Athletic Club to lnculcate and foster the i-p'rlt of outdoor athle- tics and if possible to produce some

athletes out of the martial at The baseball team is not quite

s last -year through the loss

However chances

forming a league oi’ Pomer and Kensing- w things de-

‘ Agents for Prince Edward Island. 1 -ATHLETW °‘-UB-* ""0 *‘”‘f"' ' 1 ` A

l ---- , 'F' _ tes oi' tht. last meeting were roml ami

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New Paints at Old Prices ~ ~ “ § , " _l

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if a tro-

pnt up. hold a pm- pluce this ear and as for as

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will he fitted up in ilia

hard at work inspecting sidewalks which are being laid by Mr. Samuel

fast trotting gelding Joe D., in shape ' for the summer racing.

ning School. Malpeque for the month - of March. i’rinclpal’s Department. ', Grade l\".-l. Joseph Rattee; 2, Har- old Burns' 3, Rai li Beairsto. Grade

MacGougan; 3, Elizabeth Beairsto

rade \ll- Marjorv Peake, 2, Glarys Mac.\uit; 3, Barbara (Tralg. _ Grade VI.-1, Muriel ' .\iac.\'utt; 2, Grace MacGougan; 3, Hedley .\IaL-Neill Grade V.-1, David Keir; 2, George .-

Rhoda MacNutt; 2, Margaret Champ

gan; 3, Millicent Craig. Grade l.-l, Bruce Mai-Nutt; 2, Mott Stewart; 3,

Willard Wall.

-ABRAM'S VILLAGE - .\ir. (Tani-

lllc l". Arsenault who enlisted some time ago and who has since been -at (.‘liarlottcto\\'n, paid a flying visit to his home last week. Wild geese have not been very plentiful, although some ot' the local sportsmen have brought some down. Mr. Maihurin Gallant ami Mr. Philhcrt Gallant aml Mr. Mau- . nel Ar:-'cmiiilt have been aiicviessiiil in bringing home several each. l\lr. Phil- ibcrt l~`. Arscnauli. is now getting a new loin-ni-r boat buill and has Mr. liigilobcri Arsiuiatill. Si. i'lir_vslun|t~, in his employ. Several fox raiirlies in the vicinity rc|»oi‘i young pups, ami sn, far no lossi-x have been siii`i`1-roil by iltc owners. lyliastia Liu Arstniaull, lir- buin Villo ami Angeline Arscnaiill. Ah- ram's Vilalge. returned last .Nimidny in Cliarlottctowii to rci-iuxnc their cliisscs

oi l'. W. tiollc-go.-M.

l’i'o\v.sc, of (`liarlotli=lo\vn zirrivt-d l

whilo hero will be thi' giivst, ol' St-natol' -

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Vlll.-1, Erskine Ms.cNutt; 2, Alfred _

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3, Duncan MacNutt. ‘ Grade lil.-1', 1',-

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the standing of the pupils ofthe Fan- ~`

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ion; claude neat:-stu. Grade ii.-1, 'i` Stella Burns; 2, Magrarel i\iacGou- .1-

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` oi' him. l’hillip:-‘, although rt-tri-i\'iiig -|-him (-ommgem under (-HDL (L |.|_ V U.;

n bud .s-linking up escaped with n cut L-a,m,|,e||'_Z .‘ on lil- hood and ‘sonic minor bodilv _

Brantford Binder Twines J ` ' A ° --0----1

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'ri losses sustained by the Tlgnish Trad-

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"11 i ' ` ~ ' ’ “ ' iaving ieen satisfac-tor y a uste.

es y ea, t.l\roui.:h his kln_o\vlledgl£,‘Ialldlesillelll- Mi-_ I-‘_ S. Whitaker who represented,

“lift” 10 <“XD1`i’~*-‘i ll-‘F “|111 1’ 01" C9 U the different iiisiiraiiee companies in

, the farmers in coniir-i-tion with the des- [hp _- .mpm lt ,-5, 1,-,ed to SL Jul ,I

If Ypu wéimthe fullest measure H‘\1<'liw\ .vvarly <»x|>'iri<>l\fr<‘-1 hi Ihr _\.'.`n_“on 'i‘1\eu]rsd=i_v` nilorning.-Z. H

of Satlsfactlon for the money you ,root crops on at-rouiit of 4-iii-\voi;ins. SOCK DAY_T_ I di 1 U X

~ if- " . ~ - - -"ie a as o' io --

ispend on twine lor the season of Iron--=sii<>\1 is nf- follows um: me for- 'riglnn umm-1. or no neo cms. sm- _, 1915 plage your Order fgr B1-ant. ` mvr had Df*l‘lli\l>~‘i \1¥§l\<’l` lllilki* U" lety have named Tuesday next (20th) ‘ f d T - _ Carli' sowim.: ol their rooi <rl‘Ul>‘+ S" as snr-k ony. li is expected that all 0|' Wines- that their vitullty at the movenlcnt 0|' limo- who om nrmrli win sono-i1»tnn

. assault will |10 <+<|U|\'H|‘~‘lll I0 UN? “Sk at least one pair of socks for the sol- ` ' . of rffpelllniz the iuvndim: wmv 0|' titer.-i at the front. This good work

D0 not be deceived that other worms.-R. will be carried on throughout Canada _._

twmes are as good or better. We -- on on.-. tiny. nr-. Joint Hackett. sec- ‘

invite trial orders and Compari_ 0'-t-‘i;El\;SI|t~:\GT:I))fNk-enF;f‘he(mstairdigi rotary of -rignish llranch has been

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to the dressiest afternoon attire, every step in the `

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ladies so willing to aid you in your selections ~

There are some pretty ones from

$5 75 t0 $19 50

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Frilly dressy designs in the softest of taffcta Canton crepe, crepe de Chine,

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Collars

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Made of line nets

baptistes and laces, very pretty and lush- ionable.

‘ 25c to $1 .50

' Collar and .Cuff Seiis

'l`hc collars are made

in newest styles, the cuffs are exceptionally deep and shaped to match the collars.

25c to $1.50 ea.

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Silk and Leather

You’ll think of these

ted with variety arti- `

There are New Arrivals every day--Come Often jjj

Prowse Bros Ltd. .J

The Store where your every purchase must be right

or your money back

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This drawing re resents

a beautiful shoe, tlaesigned for particular women..

Note the perfect lines.

and with all its beauty there is that lovely fee ing of comfort and the knowledge that nyour feet are entire y satis ed. _This feeling is assured with every pair- of "Empress" or “Walk-0ver" Shoes.

Mon. sf. son Sol- AM" _ Quwl St.

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Isn't there a lotof satis-

faction in knowing that your clothes are insured against tailoring faults ? Style correct, fit perfect, finish elegance itself,work-

manship the product of skilled and conscientious

hands, fabrics from the best Canadian and Euro- pean woolen mills.

All these elements _arc

found in our- tailoring-

The weather has been extreme!

ing the past week. and seeding opera tions are now eneral in all parts o

from 120 representative points in Sas

has been increased at every point and, taking the province as a what

niteen per cent.-larger than in 1914.:

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PRAIRIE PROVINCES.

'I‘0ltON'I'O, Ont., April 15.- The

Globe correspondent at Regina wires:

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mild throughout Saskatchewan dur-

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katchewan show that wheat acreage

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tho wheat crop area will be at least

all are building for us `a reputation which is adding to our clientele the names oi some of the best dressed men in t_own. Our business is growing because care- ful business men realize that wc save them money -besides satisfying their tiiSi:eS.

How about you ? Prices $15 to $30

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