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-ONE CENT per word oooh inser-

tion for advertising in t\\\l"eolumn- cam must aceompanlorder. Hial-

ean be obtained 'at Lai!erty’s Tonglmam charge twenty-five cents.

sorihl Parlours, Bnmmerslde.

-FUNERAL T0-DAY.-The funeral

of the late Capt. Ellis Kennedy. of Sydney. formerly of Summerside. takes place to-dey at 11 o'ciock from st, M_ary’s Episcopal Church to Bt. Eieanor's Cemetery-

-T0 CORREBPONDENTB.-Owl!!! tothe 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.

--AWAiT TRiAL.- Dept. Sheriff

Wright and Constable George Harris, arrived in Summerside on Friday monlng having in charge the three Lewis boys, Calvin, Irving and Archie, of Alberton, the former two are charged with jail-breaking and Archie with interfering with officers in the discharge of their duties. They have all been committed for trial at the next sitting of the Supreme Court.- ll. .

-THE LATE CAPTAIN KENNEDY -The death took place suddenly u- ‘- bout noon yesterday of Capt, A. E. Kennedy, at. his reridence, 258 Ben- tinck street, in `_\ls 85th year says the Sydney Record of March 24th. The de- ceased had be.-n unwell for several weeks, although not confined to his bed. He was born at Sumrnerside, P. E. l., and came to Sydney abou: 10 years ago. where he has lived with his I fnmily ever since. The deceased fol- lowed the sea practically all his life till his retirement after coming to Sy- dney. He leaves three sons, Herman. Nelson and William' of his ma.jesty’s customs, and four daughters, Mrs. Crocker oi’ lloston, Miss Daisy, who; lives with her aunt, Miss Schurmanu of Bridgetown, N, S., Georgia, who is u nurse at the lloly Cross hospital in i'algary, Alberta, and' Miss Mar- garet., who rt-siilcil with her father. The remains were sont this morning in Sunlnicsldc, where interment will take plat-0. The remains were accom- panied by thi- lair- t~nptuln‘n son, livr- mun. Capt. Kr-|un~rly's wife protleccan- ed him :mine li ycat|'s.

'PIGNISH

-CN A VISIT T0 FRIENDS-Mrs.

.l. E. Gallant, Tignish. has gone t.o Summerside on an extended visit to friends there.-Z.

-FOR TRADING PURPOSES-Mr.

Antony Perry has purchased a beauti- ful schooner from Mr. John P. Des- lloches and intends to do a trading business between the Island and the mainland, this summer.-Z.

-PATRIOTIC MEETING-Owing to the week-end storm and its resulting bad roads, the patriotic meeting to have been held in Tignish on Saturday evening has been postponed and will be held as early as possible next week. The exact date will be publish- ed later--watch for lt. 9229.

-NEWS OF DEATH AWAY.-Mrs.

John B. Gallant was the recipient of a telegram Friday. informing her oi' the sudden death of her mother, Mrs. Jean liabtiste Thibodeau, at Church Point. N. S. So far Mrs. Gallant has not t'ul~ ly decided to go and attend the funeral. If upon being informed that she can cross to the mainland without delay, sho will go, accompanied by one of hor sons.-7..

-WITH ANOTHER BEAUTY. -

Mr. l-`runk l’erry, oi’ Skinner's Pond, who had the misfortune of losing a beautiful stallion last year, has again become the lucky purchaser of the famous “Goodwood Junior" sired by Victor oi Goodwood and dam by Saint Laurient. This animal was bought at a high figure in view of the fact that several were bidding to be its pos- sessor. lie weighs 1,400 lbs and is a high red in color. His pedigree is reg- isiered.-Z.

“Try Rexall Kidney Remedy, it has

proven itself to be a wonderful reme- dy fur treating any form of kidney dis- eases. Guurantccd. in liquid form, i'»0i'. and $l_00, ln pill 1'orm 50c. Mac- Kinnon Drug i‘o., (‘or Great George and Ktnt Streets, 1’viEtf.

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comfort and the knowledge that . our (Et ar? eatin? §atisfiyed.wmi ga ,og ` ” or ‘WYII2-D_vcf’

-HOLMAN'8 showing of new spring millinery ia the most attractive and

complete ever featured bg this ilrm. .

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-SPRING MILLINERY.-A little

money goes a long way in procuring tfsshionable spring hat at Holman s.

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-WANTED.- Two smart girls to

learn the,millinery business. Allllil' iii- l-lolman's Millinery Department.

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-PROH|B|TlON.- Irving Lewis of

Atherton, was on Wednesday last, convicted and fined $200 for a second violation of the Prohibition Act.--H.

-MILLINERY. - Holman’s are

showing the latest New York millin- ery styles, imported direct from New York City. 9205-3-27m3ie2i

-ESMERALDA-the best amateur

show ever presented by local talent in Charlottetown, will be presented in Sumtnerside, Easter Monday night. Special train will leave Charlottetown at 2 p. m.. 9221-3-29M1i

-MlNlSTER’S BRIDE,-Don‘t be

fooled by not not attending entertain- ment in Bloomfield Hall, April lst, “The Minister's Bride." See henp`eck- ed Joe Crabbe. Proceeds in aid of Red Cross. 9228-3-29m1l.

-GOOD FRIDAY. - For several

days a petition is being circulated around Summerside asking the mer- chants and business men to close their stores and oflices on Good Fri- day. lt is signed by the Mayor and menlbcrs ot` the Town Council, the tllergymen, and u number oi` other pro- minent citizens, 'l‘ho movement will like-ly be nttendotl with success.-I-I,

-ABRAM'S VILLAGE. Mr, Charles M. Arscnnult was in Summcrside last. 'i‘hursday_- Mr. Joseph L. Gallant has traded his heavy grey more with Foal for ri. nice young black horse tivo yenrs old.-- A great deal of sickness now prevails in ldgniond Ilny; a- mongst thc sick are Mrs. Pltillhert Arsenaull, Mrs. l~‘ldlle M. Arsenault and Miss Amanda Arsenault.-A meet- iu of the directors oi' the Abranfs

urs ay a ernoon. s mire

Arsenault ot’ Urbanville paid a visit in Abra1n'e Village last week, the guest of Mrs. Peter Gallnnt.- Mr. John F.

of St. Gilberts arrived hpme last. week from abroad- The prevalence of colds and coughs in the district has

interfered with school attendance. - Unfortunate] for the ost two week

meetings before they close for the

-Mr. J. E. Milligan, Northam, was

in town Friday on a purchasing trip.-

-Mr. Charles .Ayers, Wellington,

visited Summerside on business last Friday.-H.

-Mr. J. H. Winfield, Manager ofthe

Telephone Co., Charlottetown, was in Summerslde the last of the week on official duty.-I-l.

-Rev. George and Mrs. Ayers, Bode-

que were among the mourners at the funeral of the late John N. Leard on Thursday last.

-Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Moysc, Cen-

tral Bedeque, also Mr. and Mrs. T. In- man were visitors to Tryon on Thurs- day last and attended their friends funeral the late Mr. LeLard.

-Messrs William, Albert, Frank

and lledley Muttart of Carleton and Cape Traverse accompanied by their wives att-nded the funeral ot' the for- mer's uncle the late John N. Leard Tryon.

-Rev. W. E. Piper, Klngsboro was

a welcome visitor in Tryon, he was present at the largely attended fitn- eral service in the Tryon Methodist Church of the oldest Church members in ofilce Branch, the late Mr. John N. Leard,

LIEUTENANT SHARES

MEAL WITH PRIVATE.

LONDON, March 26.- Some excite.

ment was created ln rt Piccadilly grill this morning at luncheon time when a private English "Tommy" walked in and sat down at a table with a young lieutenant, _The private is the young oflicer’s father, and before the war held a high position in n London Bank. His luncheon with the ofllcer caused some discussion, and some said it was too much democracy even for the Eng- lish army.

After the meal the young oflicer

said: “Should you refuse to let the (lov b in h el l ~

ernor ny you a nc mm' y n-

cause he is a "'I‘ommy?"

SNAKE CAVE ON HIS FARM.

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dependable wearmgf apparel by' _far _ the finest showing---We” think---ever ' .

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And we fully _believe that few women will care to -

look elsewhere after they have seen the beautiful styles _ and excellent values we offer. We studied, worked and * 1 5 _

planned for a long time before selecting and buying these , l

elegant garments, now we feel that our efforts have been _ _ _ _

rewarded by this fine showing of pleasing styles and __ L,-.__ K, unsurpassable values which seem to impress every one _ .

who sees them most favorably, ' '

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Wash Goods, Doniestics, Ladies’ Under- wear, Hosiery, Corsi*-gb, Musllns, Under- wear, Waists, Petticoats, etc,

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little coats,

Newness of design and newness of material

are noticeable in garments, both for school and dress. Reflecting the fashions tor women they bare fancy sleeves and new collar forms

$2.75 to $10.00 -

Arsenault Urbanville was in Abram's N .

Village last Thursday on business. - 0 ' .

Mr. Adrien Arsenault of Summerside _

Ylas in Edmond Bay last week.- Miss . _ .

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LATE CAPT. JOHN NICHOLSON.

At the advanced age of four score

years and nearly three, another well known and much respected citizen, Captain John Nicholson, has gone to his reward, His was a familiar figure on the streets for long years; he was one of the very few land marks of this county. Tile late Captain Nicholson was a native of Orwell, and at the early age of sixteen years he went to sea, which calling he followed for almost half-a-century. Those were the days of the sailing ships, or, as they were called, the clipper ships, whose sails whltened every ocean, l-le sall- ed in ships owned by such well known ship builders and owners as James Duncan, the Hyndmans, Richard Ileartz and the Peakes, his voyages being chiefly to the Old Country and to the United States.. While still in youth, by his alertness, ability and lntrepldlty. young Nicholson rapidly forged to the front as a seanian and navigator, and while still in his early manhood gained his master's certifi- cate. in the many years as sailor, mate and master, he circled the world four times and entered the principal seaports of almost all civilised and savage countries. l-lis experience as a marlner would equal the thrilling tales and romance of the sea. He passed through many dangers and more than once faced shipwreck and what ap- peared to be certain death. The late Captain Nicholson was u man of vigorous health, powerful physique and splendid constitution. Coupled with his ability as a navigator were his fearlessness and indomitable deter- mination, Hence it is not to be won- dered at that he won success and an enviable reputation as a master mari- ner.~ Twenty-five years ago he retired from the sea and became proprietor of the City Hotel, which he had con- ducted up to the time of his death. l-le was appointed caretaker of the Marine Pier, the duties of which posi- tion he faithfully discharged until the cml. He married Euphemia Ross. of Gibraltar, who, with one son, Mr John Nicholson of this city. survives, and will ever cherish the memory of him who has gone. - The late Captain

Nicholson was e. member of the Pres- byterian Church a man of pra se- wortny habits, who aid his duty as he saw lt. to both his Creator and his

ed by all who knew him. and aithguglt

picked up sshovel, v d 1| 5 1 ~ ' -' M _ ::.,'::.;.‘.:: “.l....;.° .'.:..f:.’“‘°i.':...'.r;‘

many will regret to learti of his phos-

ing. Mrs Fgidlaly McEai§b§mLofdN%w- town, and rs amen . c eo . r-

"“`°“5h Wim thi’ °"“5m°" 125 well. are sisters. To the bereaved

klilfedgme nc" "rm, sew widow, son and relatives is extended larger ones showed tight, “moore” sy nun' ' ‘ \‘“l°d "i*\\°“° miwh mn.c|-tunnis s.m°Nu'r1'.

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tellowmen. l-le was eminently res 'ect-

ing won for him a. name and respect not often attained by a matt whoghas been dealing with the public for such a long time. I His generous,” hospitality, coupled

with his rare kindness of heart won for him a place in the hearts of all with whom he came in touch, and many acts of kindness done in his own unassuming way will keep his memory green in the hearts of all who knew him.

He leaves to mourn a devoted wife,

formerly Miss Emma Dennis of Mar- gate, two daughters Jean and lrene and one son Charles, also two broth- ers Peter S. of Spokane, Wash., and James of Kensington and four sisters, Mrs. McKelvie of Calgary, Mrs. Mont- gomery of Clifton, Mrs. Llndly and Mrs. Humphrey of Boston.

The unusually large number of peo-

ple who assembled on Wednesday afternoon to pay their last tribute of respect to all that was mortal of a good and just man. bore strong testi- mony to the esteem l n which he was

were removed to the Presbyterian Church where a very impressive fun eral service was conducted by the Rev. Mr. Sutherland who called upon Rev. Mr. Morris to lead in Prayer. Rev. Mr. Watson to read the lesson, Rev. Mr. Rattee to give the address and the Rev. Mr. Irving to pronounce the Benediction.

The remains were then viewed by

the large assembly who completely filled the church ami the schoolroom

formed and followed the remains to the Malpeque Cemetery where they were laid to rest.

The casket was completely covered

with wreaths of flowers from friends far and The Kenzie,

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Physician and Uurioon,

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HE Man who has his _ Clothes made to _his order generally has his own ideas as to details.

If you have any pet notions as

to how you wish prevailing styles adapted to your figure, come here and it will be done to a nicety.

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'fit your head perfectly, a het that will become your

' face and features, wear well. ' ‘and always look nice,

The hats we are showint!

this season are the best we have ever been able to sec-' cure--the best manufactur-

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showing this 'season is con- siderably larger than usual. We. have an the very latest shapes and styles, in l. wide

range of sizes and color.

Get your new hit _here

and' you'll get the liest hat your money _con buy.~ Call today, if only to see dnr

showing-welll' expect- you.

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