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' l"i3\,‘ , I,-_*JI* seventy-four prominent republicans. is

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Plymouth ‘ Rope Base Price

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A big shipment of

the genuine American Plymouth Brand Rope received direct from the American factory. Plymouth Rope is made from long, strong libre manilla. Is the best known, and most universally used. -Send us your order at once for_your requirements, while our stock is com- plete-_wh_ile our pres- ent price is in effect.

Base price 17 1»4c.

R.T. Holman Lid.

_ Summerside

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BOOMING ROOT FOR THE PRESIDENCY.

.\'E\‘V `1'(lliK, April 8.-A inovenient

supported by Robert Bacon. iornicr, member oi` (Toloiiel lioosevelfs cabinet. and one oi' his closest friends. ln n statement piiblisiieil io-day. Mr lincun says: “ My lirst i-lioico is Eliliu ltooi, my st-voiid vlioici- 'l`heoilore Iloose- veit."

.\lr Bacon lust week was host at the

luncheon which brouglit, Col. Roose- velt and Mi' Root. togetlioi' for the first time since the latter opposed Nr lttiiisewlt nt the i'<~pulili<'un national i-onveiitioii in 1911!.

\\'illi;in| ilziriies, ri-piililit-an iiiitioiiul

coininiltecinaii, many ol` wliosie adher- ents siiziicd the lioot statenient, de- clared lliere was nothing lit-lilinl it except desire to prnnioto the noniinn- lion ot' Mr lloot. Ile ilt~nl<'.cl <-n\pIiiit-- irnlly :i ri-port that the stnteiiwiil was ii iiiaiioi-n\'ri~ to hi-lp the <~ni|diiia<»_\' of ('oloni~i Itoosi-vt-il, `

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ANOTHER BRITISH SUCCESS IN,

EAST AFRICA.

l.th\'llt).\'. _-\pril 7. - .\i\otlit\r stir-i-i~.~<.-=

for the liritish in East f\t`rien is re- ported by Lit-nteiiaiit-tieiicral .lan t‘. Sniuts, rouiinander oi' the British ex- pedition operating against the Ger- mans. in the following despntcliz- As the result of ii uiovvrneiit nom- `iiit-iicorl on the nil:-rnoon of Monilny mounted troops, under General Van-l ilcreenttr snot-es_¢i'iil|_v surprised al tlcriiinii l'oi‘r'e willi machine gunsl sitxtioutul in it moiiiilain stronghold in: lin- .\rn.shn rcirlon. This fort-e was‘ .~'\ii~r|»|iiuicd during the course of Tiles- ` -Inv and surrcndi-rod Tliusdiiv niorn-l

dietter. and will be “on the job" in a

lwtestern

-IT PAY! to buy in tlill Province.

-W. K. MGGOUGAN, Globo Fox Ex-

change, is Guardian Agent in Summer- side.

-THE MORNING DAILY Guardian

can be obtained at l.i\t!erty’s 'l‘onsor- ial Parlours, Sulnniorside.

-BEAN SUPPER AT KENSING-

TON.-fI‘ho ladies ot the Kensington l’atrIotlc_Asso'ciatio|i will give a bean supper in the Temperance llall on Saturday evening, April 15th. Taliies set at 4 o'clock. Fare 25 emits. ('onic along and help the defeiiders of our country. 8209

-MR T. N. DONAHOE.-Mr Thos.

N. Donahoe. popular`salesman at R. Tuplln & (To.'s store, Kensington. has been “hors de combat" for ten days on account oi' an attack ot' sclatic rheumatlsni. His many friends will beglad to hear that he is getting

l`ew days.--K

- PROSPECTIVE BUSINESS. -

Kensington promises to he it busy place this spring and summer. James Gillis iproduce buyer) is already offer- ing S0 cents per bushel for potatoes for shipment. James l{ennody’s show window presents it line appearance for mlliinery. Ii. Tuplin .\'. Co.'s store is busy all the time. The amusement part oi’ lll’e in Kensington will -be ade- quately supplied by the moving pic- ture compiiny. whose nmclilne (which is one of the best) is being set up in the C..\i.l3.A. Hall.-K/.

-PRETTY WINDOW.-Two excep-

tionally attractive show windows in Holman's store are attraetiiig more tlinn usual attention. One features lllillinery with an artistic arrangement of ribbon foliage. and iiowers. Tho- whole is harinoniously arranged amid beuultui color blending. 'l`hc second window features dress talirics. The central hgnre 1-ntitlcd “The Queen of Fabri_cs" is parti<>ularly striking. Tho drnping luickgrouiid. and general i-i`;`t-rr are wortliy oi' more than n pas- sing glance.

-ADDRESS AT KENSINGTON.-

Lieutenant Metlii-rail gave an address in the lllethodist (‘hurt'li in Keiisiiigtoii

i i llc rust il th p. ,

funds. It is a " I,nimur ot' love " with| those people, who are nincng the very

above r<»pi'oa<'li, :intl tn eliiuinatc the possible slispicioii of unlniriioss. ii

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. HESTERII PEBSOIIIILS

lit-sl t'itizeii.s. and wliosc iiitcgrity is 'l`lie spacious andliospitnlileliuino ol

each _laser- Lhls column; order. Mini- cents.

-SEEDS. SEED8-Bncos have the

right quality at right prices. A

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tion

Cash must mum charge.

-BRAGES are -agents for the tam- ous “Marltimef' ,Full range woven ieiicliig. Buy' nay' ` headquarters and save money.

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‘ -SCHOONER BOUGHT.-. The scliooner`Sarah P. Ayer was r ently purchased by Mr. Thomas glctchell and Capt. Schurman Cain who are now in Charlottetown getting her ready for the 'sealon's work.-C.

-BUSY KENSINGTON-The heavy

tall of snow on Sunday night was much appreciated by the people of Kensington and surrounding country. Besides being a spring cloak for the new hay meadows. a good road was provided, which was taken advantage of by many. as evidenced by the busy appearance of the stores on Monday morning.-K. -

-.-WORK COMPLETED.-After a

busy and successful season. the mus- sel-mud operators have ceased work and taken their diggers to shore, the output was large -and the quality of thc mud received by the farmers was much superior to what it has been for. several years, the railway also gave good accomodation both in supplying cars and delivering them to their des- tination.-H. `

-‘-Mr. J. E; Wyatt, was a passenger

West yesterday ou a business trip to Alberton.-C.

-Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Schurnmn.

and their [our children. Suminerside. left on Monday for Saskatoon Sask., where they 'intend to take up their abode.-ll.

-R. TI HOLMAN, LIMITED, Sum-

niorside report a very successful Mil- llncry Opening last Saturday. Large crowds visited tlio department during the day and evening.

on Sunday night. on thc war and con- ! ditions arisiiii: tin-rei'rom. lie depre- cated the tendency oi' the rank and

tile oi' the people te harbour ii distrtist I t '

in their niinds ot Goveriinientwillielzils

nm moi ent .‘ e wi 'itriotiv

l\lr. I). Wallace and Mrs. lllcliay. t'ainpbcliton. New London was crowd-

strict aveoliiitiiig is kept. of all recciptii and dislu|r.~aeiiieiits. i\<‘ci,-ss can be hail; to the books of all viistoiliaiiis nt' goods! or inolii-y i-olli-vtcil for patriotic -piir-I poses. l.ieut. Mi-tliei'nll strongly de-: preentcil the fact that many people' are inuliiied to blame governments as‘ a whole for acts of individual mem-I bers. llc spol-to with withering sal'-, rasni oi' the individual in a goveriiipizgi bmly. who is so selllsh as to work l`ui'l his own personal welfare, in this honrl of the l€mplre's nccd. thereby jeopar-I dizing the good name of the govern-I ment ol' wliicli he liaippens to be ani inillviriuiii. and slialting the <‘oiilirii»nt‘n§ of the pooplo iii the iuliuiiiieitratioiisj wliich nrc helping the linporial Gov- eriini¢.nt to varrv thc war to n success-

vd to the doom: on the evening ol' .'\lnr<-Ii 1~itli. the occasioii beini.: a fare-` well lniiidiiot in honor oi' their nephew t‘h<-ster iluntuiu and l`i'icnd lrn Mae- Kay two ol' the liriiglitest and niost ‘I popular of New I.niiili>ii's young men » who have enlisted in the 105th now training in Charlottetown. The meet-‘ ing presided over by Captain D. Suth- erlnnd of Stniilvy who made :i tcw in- lrodut-toi'_\' reinarlis attcr which an nil- drcss was road by Mr. J. 1.. Lockhart and on behalf ot those present the boys were each presented with n wrist- lei. watch. ltev. J. Stirling, (‘avt-ndish then spoke nt sonic length and piild a high tribute to their worth and eliarn- cter. lteinnrlcs by Mr. ll. .l. l~`ouiiii and other vocal and instrnincntal

Y0\ll` your

and

with our sotovr there

a feeling of pride and- that you are proving

your highest ideals ot man-

hood and that putting sell' andeeif in- terest, asiile you are responding to the call to come to the help of your country and'to the help of the Lord against thomighty for we firmly be- lieve that this titantic struggle in which our country is involved is in the cause of righteousness and to uphold all the sacred traditions of our race. Knowing you as we do we are tirmly convinced that you will uobly and faithfully do your part and maintain thc high standard set for us by those Canadians who have already gone to the front and have displayed such heroism on the battlefields made his- toric by their valor. May you both be spared t0 return when this great conflict is over and receive the honor that is your due and take your places again in your homes and in the com- munity.

BIG FRENCH $TEAMSHlP'S ‘CLOSE CALL.

MARSEILLES, France. April 9-The

large French passenger stenmshlp Col- bert was shelled without preliminary warning by a submarine in the Medi- terranean, but. being under a lull head of steam. sho escaped her aggressor by superior speed. ii? the same time sending out wireless messages ot’ thc submarine's presence to other ships in” the vicinity. Tho Colbert is 5,394 gross tons, 377 feet long and 47 foot bt-inn. was built in 1908 at l<"rench Mediterranoan shipyards. i

Among the symptoms of Dyspcpsia

or Indigcstion may be mentioned a

heavy, cutting {>ain_soon after eating; a diatended, ful feeling of tlie_stomach » and bowels; belching of wind and flatulcnce; a burning sensation in tbc stomach. which indicates acidity ;

beartbum; palgiiation of tli_c heart; oppression of reatbing; pain under the ribs and shoulder-bladee;l1eadach_e through thc temples and cycs_; dizzi- ness, coated tongue and constipation;

sometimes nausea_or vomiting.

Abboy's Ellervescent Salt iei_' the

natural specitic for all these conditions. Being an antacid, it immediately re- lieves the acidity of the stomach and stops the fermentation. It stimulates the secretion and muscular action of the stomach and bowels, and over- comes the constipation. When its use is l<ept‘up the normal action oi all the organs ol digestion is reestab-

lished. Sold evcrywhaout 256. and (abc. \

` ing." I ‘ful teriiiiiizitioiif-l{. nnisii- und other forms oi' nniusement ~ -- S0111 bb' G60- E- HUSIICS- Y 5. Ui!

The Kind You

for over

What is CASTORIA g

(gum s a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Parc#

s°dc,rl$,:,p, and. gwmmigsyrnps. It is pleasant. It contains neither Opium, orpliiuo nor other Narcotic substance. Its' age is its guarantee. It destroys Worms and alloys Feverlshness. For more than thirty your lt; has been in constant use for the relief ol Constipation Flatulency, Wind Colle, all Teething Troubles and Dlarrhoea. It regulates the Stomach and Bowels, asslmilates the Food, giving healthy and natural llcop. The Chlldrezi’s Panacea.-The Mothofs Friend. V _ .

czuuiuz CASTORIA Atwnvs

Bears the Signature of

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In Use For 0ver 30 Years *

The Kind' You Have Always Bought Av V*

lT“>l ¢-lflifiun ¢=°MpAU|Y, N.” vor* Clfvn ` I

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As the days get warmer, do you find yourf _

heavy overcoat a bit uncomfortable.

Let us make you a nice

YOUT Spring dressy Spring Overcoat.

W h ll th be t d

overcoat mosffagliiiriableeclotshsatin

Blacks, Greys and Browns. '

We will make you an overcoat that will

stand the test of wear, because the materials we use are the best, and our workmanship is I first class. Come in to-day and select the cloth and have us make you a stylish overcoat. ` -

MacLellan Bros.

Charlottetown’s Best Tailors

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Boy ’ d Children’ Clothin

Standing at Attention Waiting for Your Inspection

In Boy’s Clothing we are prepared in every way to serve you with the best values possible to secure also with the largest stock

in any clothing store on this Island, this is a boast but unlike some other clothiers we can back it up. Some clothiers have been advertis- ing about their stock being the largest on P. E. I. its all rot. They haven’t. WE HAVE and they kno/v it but the only way we can prove that “we are telling the truth and they are bluffing is for you to COME A VISITING , _

Our Knowledge of Goods is your Guarantee. This Stores Character is Built on Experienlce I

Here you will get Values that- are all Values at Prices that make Friends

Great Low Price Extra Neat and Very Neat Tweed Norfolk '_ Wool; Choice I/aliie An liiiglisli/ Blue `

nfl ` Tweed-'of dark colors Tweeds' in Grey Brown and

Our. _ are. Stuts..that_i:`it~

ifitgisn’t-L $1 in the .clothes -btit

Worth

,These suits are inexpensve These are all very pretty Tl'teee‘are made froma neat

icably made from styles made from Englis “my dm. shade of -an E"8_

Ni' 'illiz and striped designs. other shades in plain :and il5lf`"'“T"‘I°°d` SIIUWIUB Dill

'A ooothers up to 3.75. striped. - A K stripes and checks. _

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These too are exceptional .

values that we know will . ‘m.a’,.,mk'wm,C@W a»wsing|e

meet with your approval. A

very stylish suit made from; breasthd vvitlivvke and box Eiigiirh Tweed _ vleat_-bacl;n,,:;iyiA,ti;oii,t.,

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The colors are neat ‘mid

For Fine Tweeds Stylish Suits Smarf Tweeds ' Sails ' I Englishlilfweeds t liiitra Pants Serge 2.75 4.00 5.50 1.00 , 8.50 10.00 14.00

, -e a boy, pyghim character make him self ,respectingtg-and makeliim generally respected., QL c ot es on a , y is an awful big asset.

Sus

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These are also very neat Stylish snits -made .lroin~"a ‘ de-from an all wo`ol`impo‘r navy blue serge English, ;

. 'tid tweecl in neat brown and durable. hard finished iuatcr‘~"*` _

` `-grey shades. .t I iale.

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