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Go elsewhere--if you find a corset depiirtliient which through prejudice against

“Made-in-Canada” goods‘does_no’t sell the "D. & A” or the Ls Divn Corsets. The superior value of the “D & A" and (he “La Diva" Corsets has niriile hundreds of thousands of wouieri wear theui. The“D & A” and the "La Diva" are made by the Dominion Corset Co., in one of the iinest corset factories in the World. 7-15

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_IT PAYS to buy in this Province.

-THE MORNING DAILY Guardian

can be obtained at Lal!erty's Ton- sorial Parlours, Sunimerside.

-SCHOONER ARFllVES.- The

Schooner Annie 1).. t‘apt. Colfer ar- rived here from Picton on Monday with a cargo of l‘oal and tiling for

, Messrs R. T. llolniaii, Ltd.-l»I.

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-SCHOONER “WESTERN LIGHT" Capt. Gallant, arrived from Pugwash with her second cargo of brick for Holnians. After discharging she will returti for another load. 1094-5-2S)I2iEli '

-FARMERS BUSY.- The farmers

around here are taking every advant- age of the present fine weather as the land is in good condition for till- iiig. There will be lots of seed sown iii the next ten days.-H.

-QUEEN MARY FUND.-The sum

ot' $122 was collected by the pupils of the Suinnierside Schools for the Queen .\lar_\‘ Fund and it cheque for the amount has been fortvariled to 1\lr.=_ Rogers, Goveriinieui llouse. t'|iarloltetowii.-ll.

-HOME Gl`iARD-li is understood

that a uiilitary organization has been

atlet-ted iii St. (‘lirysostonie. Among

t tl Iii I tl di \i

ie iys, timer ic `rei‘iion of i r.

,Jerome .l. Bernard. It is on the same

Wi- wisli to aiiiiotiiit-e to our iiiaiiy ciistoniers and to the ptili-

lic, veiierally that our t-creiit disastrous fire has compelled tis to

~:mopt a rew policy iti nierifliandising;

Beginning on

Tuesday, ._J\_.ine lst, ISIS

we will inaugurate a

Strictly Gash Business . at both our stores. -~

.\ iitinilwr or' our ciistoniers have always dealt with tis on this

plaii and as it is the niosi beneficial for everyone concerned _we hope that :ill will now avail themselves of the lIl\\lllHl l19Ill‘I`I|S Wlllcll mils!

iiaturallt' at-i-rtic from a system of this kind.

l`his new svsteni when in coinplete operation will mean as

i'olliiws:--- Oni- price on each artii-le to everyotie, or ii saving of

about 20 per t-ent. to the purcliaser.

Quick turnover ot' goods for cash which will give us more power

in buying. thus enabling tis to give you better goods at lower prices.

New stock arriving daily thus insuring you of getting new goods

at all times and at money saving prices.

lleing able to supply the wants of all and compete with any

catalog price.

The closing out of our bookiiig system which is a large bill of

unnecessary I-xpeiise to any retail store: this expense heretofore had to be addi-d to the price oi' the goods and paid for by the cus-

toiiier.

Satistai-tioii to the purchaser, because he buys what he needs

at the bf-st possible price; and satisI`ai:tioii to us because we get paid

lor otir irooils and carry no book at-counts.

This is the system whit-li is now adopted by all up to date

rctail htisiiiess houses. and a trial will prove its money saving useful- ness and adaptability to our conditioiis, and we feel after reasonable trial will be zitweptalile to our many friends and customers. As out running art-ouiits tall due June lst and Dec. lst we must insist on prompt .settlement to enable tis to iueot our heavy liabilities as ii result of our sevi.-re loss. Persons owing us by Judgments and notes

V of hand will he required to settle promptly.

\\'e take iii. exchange everytliing that the farmer or fisherman

has to sell and we will endeavor in the future, as in the past, to meet, their i'equii't-nit.-tits by judicious selection of an up to date stock.

Tignish Trading Co. Ltd.

Tignish ’

1069-5-20M15i .

MARBLE AND GRANITE WORKS

Marble and Granite Works

A large shipment of Marble Monuments of

the l915 designs in different colors, were purchas- _ed from the Vermont Marble Co. at their works in Proctor Vt. This selection was personally selected by _the Company and have been shipped and will arrive by the Winter Boats any day, and will be placed in our show rooms_Revere Hotel Building, Kent Street, lately occupied by Acorn & Brown.

g All kinds of Cemetry work promptly

Lettering a specialty.

The P. C. BROWN & C0. Marli and Granite Works

MARBLE AND GRANITE WORKS

GRANITE WOR

GRANITE WORK

The public are invited to inspect our stock Q

attended to. 4

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principle as the one at _~\brain's Vil- lage, and promises to be at success.-.\l

-ISLAND HOR5ES.- Mr. M, Keit-

ncily, .\l.'L. A.. and his brother lllr. J. ll. Kennedy rect-iitly left for Glace Bay with ii car load of ltorses principally heavy drafts and express animals. They disposed ot' the whole lot to the .\icGilvary Horse Exchange who niake a specialty of Island horses. -H.

-TRYON.- The following is the

standing of the pupils in Alliany School tor the tiioiitli of April. Grade Vlll.-l, Flossie Large; '.’, ltttth Wood. Grade \'li.-1, Bannerniaii t‘aineroti; 2. Vliristie Dawson; il. Ray t‘anieron. Grade \'.-~.»’1_ Reetta Boulter I 2, .~\letlia Large and ..orite Canieroii. Grade I\'.-1. Lorne \lacKetinn; 2, Nina Boulter, Wallat-i\ (‘aiiieroii. Grade lll.--1, Artie Boulter; 2, Eliza llnulter. Grade I.-Hugh .~\heurn,

-SPRING VALLEY.- I-‘or the

purpose of olitaiiiiiig funds to carry on the llcd (Toss work the ladies of Spring Valley hcld a lecture and can- dy social, in l`ebrunr_\', whit-li proved very successftll. \\'ith the proceeds goods was ptiri-haseil anti zi creditable atnotint of sewing was at-coiiiplislted The ladies of Spring Valley are to he conipliiuciitcd on tlte aniount ot' work tlie_v have done in that line since the orgzinizing of Li hrancli ot' the Red Cross Society in that district. A box

cently sciiti-21 pairs of socks; 12.. night shirts; ti suits of pyjatnas, 6 Hold-all bags, l quilt, 2 dozen band- ages, 1 dozen nien's liaiidkerchiefs. 2 dozen hospital liaiidkerchiefs. Vg doz- en combs. ‘/f_- dozen towels. 1,1, dozen tooth brushes, L5 dozen cakes of soap, ti' face cloths. 1.2 dozen indelible pen- cils, it iiuires writing paper and enve- ltipes.

‘ -MT CARMEL- The pi,-oplc of

Mont (`arnicl are now husily eugegetl in sowiiig and plaiitinc, for future liai‘ve.<t.- Mr, John J. Gallant, i\lt‘s. lflonuri- Gallant and .\lrs. Elie Gal-

, lanl all of whoni have been very sick ‘ are now recoverini.: and on ii fair way

to healtli.- Thi- average in the school districts of .\Iont (`armt~l parish has i-oiisiileralil_\' stifl`i~red through sick- ness that prevailerl antoiig the child- ri-ii.~-Alr. .lt-rome .\'. .»\r.scuault was in Suiiinicrsitle on litisiiiess- Herring is plentiful iiow on the shores of !\l<int l`:irnicl.-- Iilr. John J. L, Gall- latit was in Stiiiiiiicisiilo by gasoline boat on 'l`ltiii't~'tla_\' altettdiiig to busi- ness.- Master Ernest ltii-hartl, young child of Mr. l’hiIhi*i't ltichtrd, look sick with att attack ol` inllitiiimation. hut thanks to the skilful treatment of lloi-tor M. lielntiey lie is improving. -ll.

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eatly-to-Wear Clothing

'I` his is the kind we have been selling for the

past fewyears. We are satisfied that no Clothing on the market has better fitting points-not only this but the style and artistic touches that add so much to the appearance of a garment is there.

Being practical tailors we can vouch for this. Having workmen on our premises, we will make

free ot charge any little change if required to make the suit just right. We will not allow a garment leave our store unless it’s a good fit.

We can show from 85 to 100 suits and overcoats

at prices ranging from

$6.00 to $20.00 Overcoats $9.50 to $15.00

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There’ s Hundreds of JUGS Here Now

In Hundreds of Differ- ent Styles, Shape, Col- ors and Patterns at Hundreds of Different Prices-See them.

It is the biggest and best dis-

.play of really high quality table Jugs we’ve -ever shown. Our

shelves are groanin% under their I weight, but we bong t them right and have .marked them at prices that will permit them to remain on our hands only a short time. But they must be seen to be ap- greciated-t_hey must be tested efore the bigness of their values can be determined. All we ask is that you call and see this line-we know you’ll buy.

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' --ONE CENT per word each Inser- tion for advertising in this column. Cash must accompany order. Mini- mum charge twenty-five cents.

_FRUIT-A Saturday bargain in

fruit at l{olmaii’s. X094-5~28M2lE1i

_PINEAPPLE for Saturday only 10

cents at Holnian's. Summerside.

1094»5~28M2IE1i

-"HARD COAL.- Leave your or-

der for Hard Coal at Ho|man's

1072-5-27M3lE2i.

-RACES.- New Annan Races

Wednesday. August 18th. $400 Purses $400. 1069-5-2'lME.&i.

-MEN’S BOOTS worth up to $3.00

on sale Saturday at Holrnan’s, Sum- iuerslde for $1.89 per pair.

_ 1094-5-2SM2lE1I

-PINEAPPLE-A big shipment of

fresli Pineapple worth 201:. on Sale Saturday at Holman's. Sumnierslde. for 10c. each. 1094-5-28)\I‘ZiE1i

-LUMBER-The schooner “La\1I‘l1

("ox" and “Josephine Swanton." ar- rived with lumber from Buctouche for Holmaii's. 1094-5-28)l2iE1i

-ACADIA NUT-The “Annie D."

(‘apt. Colford, finished discharging her cargo of Acadia Nut Coal for l'loltnan’s atid sailed for Picton.

1094-5-2S;\l2iE1i

-COAL-The schooner “lona."

Capt. Lord. arrived in Suinnierside Wediiestlay with Sydney Reserve (foal for R. 'l`_ Holman, Limited.

1094-5-28M2iE1i

-WANTED- Girl for general

housework and plain cooking. high- est wages paid to competent person. Apply to Mrs. J. E. Wyatt, Summer- side. 1018-5»18Mtf.

-ALMOST COMPLETED.- The

foniidation for the annex to tho l"rince t‘ounty Hospital is almost completed and tenders are being called t'or the work and material for the annex.-X.

-COAL FOR RAILWAY.- The

Schooner J. B. Martin. under (`oni- tnaiid of Capt. Cain arrived in port. Monday evening from Picton with a cargo of coal for th`e Railway.-l-l.

-HOi.MAN'S expect a big cargo of

lturd coal every day. Leave your order now so that it will be filled right from the vessel. By doing so. you will also procure the lowest price of the season.

1072-5-27.\I3iE2i.

-THE THREE MASTED SCHR.

“J. Frank Leavey,” Capt. liigles. from New York, was the first vessel to ar- rive in Suniiiiersidedhis--season with Hard t`oal. She is loaded for R. T. I-Iolmati, Limited. and arrived Wednes- day tnoriiiiig. The Captain reports having encountered large fields of ice and was held up for some days on this account. 1094-5-28M2iE1i

-SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY-We

are placing on sale Saturday inornliig 48 pairs men`s Tait Box Kip or Black Dotigola Kid Lace Boots,'mediuni hlgli toe, good _fitting lasts, sizes 6 to 11. Regular price up to $3.00; special price $1.89 per pair. Mail orders for these boots must reach us Saturday _forenoon. Don't miss this purchas-

Iing opport\init_v. R. T. llolniaii, Lim-

ited, Suiiinierside.

109-i~5-28M2iEli

-ENTERTAINMENT-On Friday

evening, May 21st, the Malpeque Hall was crowded to the doors to see the Miilpeque Women's Institute present the popular play “The Pink Swan Pat- tern." Although the stage is so small they made a great success of the play and each acted her part to perfection. Mr. Andrew MacNeiI1 sang very ac- ceptably both at the beginning and end of the play. Between the acts thc boys sold candy which added mticli to the proceeds which were in aid of Red Cross work.-I).

-EMPIRE DAY.- Ori Friday. May

the 21st, in Mont (‘armel School was dtily celebrated “Empire Day". The program was entered upon by the singing of Patriotic songs as follows: Island Hymn, Tipperery, God Save The King and others. Next was read and explained the speech read by Lloyd George. Chancellor of the Ex- clieuuer, at the outset of the present crisis. which speacli was delivered in the English parliament. Papers on the same subject were read by differ- ent pupils. A considerable time was also spent in the subject of school gardens and home projects and the happy outcome of successfully carri- ed otit. Rev. P. P. Arseiiault and Mr. John J. Gallant were visitors for the occrision. Rev. P. P. Arsenatilt ex- plained fully. the causes of the pres- ent war and dwell on the properties of the soil, such as capillory attrac- tion and so forth. He also expressed his appreciation of' the speaches read by different pupils. Tlme was also allowed for drawing by each pupil. The theme for drawing was The Un- ion Jack, which was admirably done with colors appropriated. Tile flags were distributed on the wall which helped to give a. patriotic iippeiirnnco to the Interior of he room on such iiii occasion.-R.

\VESTERN PERSONALS

-Hon. John Richards, Bldeford

was in Summerslde Tuesday.-H.

-Mr, Joseph G. Arsenault spent the

greater part of last week in Summer- slde.-M . . ., V --.

-Miss Alma Leclerc, daughter of

Mr. John S. Leclerc, oi’ St. GIlhert’s. is now attending the high school at Abram's Village.-M '~ - .

-It Is understood that Mr. lsldore

Marlin. teacher of St. GIlbert's School. has tendered his resignation to sever his connection wltli the school.-M.

-Professor Reid, of the Department

of Agriculture. was In Urbaln Ville last week. living Instructions on the manner of spraying fruit trees.-M.

--Messrs George A. Matthews, bar-

rister, O'Leary, A. J. Desltoches. Mis- couclie, George Clark, Kensington, Reuben and John I-leckhert. Mslpeque, were In Bummsrside on Tuesday.-H.

DBYSWB IOP their new ofllces in the SummersIde_'I`ovn Hall. When the new awitchbolrds. etc.. are installed. Summerside will haveone of the most up-to-date telephone equipments in the Provinces.-X.

ALBERTON

-Mr. and Mrs. Ewen Walker. of

Calvin Grove. spent Thursday and Fri- dlly in Alberton, the guests of Mr. and Mrs. George Patton and returned home on Saturday.-A.

-Mr. Robert. Lindsay. teller of the

Canadian Bank of Commerce, spent a couple of days on a visit to his home in Truro. N. S.-A.

-Miss Sadie Love and Miss Bertie

Buxton, of O'Leary, spent a couple of holidays with'theii\»»friend Miss Ruth Duggan, Montrose.-A.

-Mr. William J. Keeffe, has re-

turned home to spend his vacation alter completing his second year course of studies at McGill College. Mr. Keeffe passed with honors in all subjects.-A.

-The Misses Florence and. Lilla

Love have returned to their home in Montrose after spending a term in Prince of Wales College.-A.

-Mr. and Mrs. We-iidall McDonald.

of Charlottetown, spent Sunday and Monday in Alberton with their brother Father Maurice McDonald.-A.

-Mr. James (Tuniiiiigliani, of Shed-

lac. N. B.. left by the noon train on Saturday with a fine horse which he purchased from John T. Profit.-A.

ITALY HAS $20,000,000

WORTH OF ENEMY'S`SHIPS.

ROME. via Paris, May 26.-The

value of Austrian and German ships

more than 100000.00() francs |$20,00lI,- 000).

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by .sliowiiig your colors on your ltoriic-l\_\' .showing your staunch loyalty, synipathy and support of our ideals. our free- dom and our Stzimiarcls.

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the nation-ivide flag distribu- tion the never-ceasing throng

these big llsgs can be

mother who is placing it out. The colon sro dyed in--fsst and bril- 1

linni, the hunting is wind-tested and welll- er-tougli, tl-ie pole is six feet long, brass- ferrule jointed in llie

alone is $1.10.

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middle, complete with bsll and lislliuil, the window soclt-' et is rust-proof metal, and ilis whole outfit comes compact in A stout carton can in which to preserve il for n life- time of use. The $'4 Outfit Complete is $i.48; the Flag

of readers of this newspaper have been calling for their Ein- pire’s cmbleiii, securing them, inspecting them and praising

tricitisni which impellcd this newspaper to join with other

_. great newspapers in _distribu- " ting the flag.

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` is a most fitting time to show your

colors. l‘\§onc iiccd be deprived of the privilege-and it is indeed a priv- ilege. Outfits arc placed within your reach. so come today and get a full- Eizcil Union jack, complete with out- Y.

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These beautiful flags

are not little hand flags, but full-sized.. The staff is over six feet long- aiid jointed like :t fish- ing-rotl. The metal hold- cr, to bc permanently fastened in the window, overcomes all trouble heretofore had in hang- ing out a flag.

We strongly reeom-

mend the Complete $4 "atm at $1.48 in most desirable (Instead of the Flo; Alone st 61.10).

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may he permanently kept in compact sparc when not ‘5 in use (size box, Zl inches square by 3 feet long).

Meinl Btn!! “older which “WY he periiiiincntly screwed to the window alll-nllowiuf the pols to be ililtsutly ig. serted or removed at win,

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I Entltlo tho reader of tliii paper presenting i..{i`ng gg Mg

or liar choice of .,

The Full-Size Fla§{ Alone; or The Complete $4 F g and Outfit .

MAIL ORDERS li' complete t

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