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| My U -- dlan representative in Sttmmerslde. I - ° .1 ,_

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JA Every day this store is opening \ 9'# ~ new garments for women who | N ..| ,

O ~ % care to be well dressed. , , \____ ,_. .r _ '

as ,$12.

BOOTS. McKay sewn sole, solid. Reg- ular $3.75, Special for Seed Fair. per pair $2.95. SINCLAIR & STEWART

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f 4 _IT PAYS 10 lilly Ill this Pl‘0VIllC8`- _THE MORNING DAILY Glllldlllll

-_ ‘ can be obtained at Lal!erty's Tonson

-WOVEN FENCING.-A big sav-

ing to prompt buyers at Braces

-LIV I NGSTONE'S .(genulrne old

ial Parlors, Summerside.

process) oil cake at Braces. -THE ANNUAL MEETING of the

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-Provincial Temperance Alliance will

l ` -- 'r |be_held in Epworth Hall, Summer-

AMHERST PIANO Campaign is side on Wednesday next at ll a. m.

now ln full swing. See page nine. 4887 One fare railway tickets from all

lstatlons good to return after meet-

I -HIGH GRADE pure linen, Table ing can be obtained at all railway

Covers with napkins to match just re-'r.tations. D. Schurman, Sec'y. 4869

ccived at R. T. HGLMAN, LIMITED.

-MAKE BRACES your headquart-

rlenced milllneryrtrimmer. Apply stating qualifications to R. T. llolman,

- To day there»Sa Smart line of - 4ss4. -wAN'rEp A1- once..-An expe-

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as-\ ya-§~j;_ seen yet.

F ~ .\,`\ I . \ ‘Q They come in soft finish French

. . l ` ` I r` ` rn ;_.¢“-lx Serges-Browns $22.00. .

And then there are hosts of others-

Smart new coats

Smart new dresses

Stylish new suits

Coats 10.50, 11.50. 16.00, 18.00 to 34.00.

Suits 12.75, 15,00, 16.00, 24.00, 27.00.

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One Road to Economy is by the Rice Route

Eat More Rice

Rice is the cheapest important food commodity in Can-

ada to-day. '

We commonly consider Rice a delicacy, a_ material for

the making of Puddings, Desserts, and side dishes.

ers during Seed Fair days.

4873-3-17M2iE1l.

-MEN’S WORK SHIRTS regular

Tic.. for Fair days. special at 59c each. SINCLAIII & S'I`E\VAR'I‘ LIMI-

TED. V I ' 4883-3-18M2iE1i.

-WASH MATERIALS.-We are in

rcceipt of another large shipment fancy white and colored voiles, also Sport Ski-rtings in now wash mnter- ials. R. T. HOLMAN. LIMITED.

4884.

-VISITORS to tho Fair a\‘e` invited

to see our display of new spring fab-

rics. velvets, sultings and other lines. Special values in all departments for these days. SINOLAIR & S'l‘EWA-RT LIl\II'I‘ED. 4883-3-18M2iEli.

-DURING SEED FAIR DAYS we

wi-I-I show in our lately enlarged Mil- llnery Rooms an extensive assortment of new spring and summer niillinery including many new ideas in trimmed models. personally selected in the large centres by our buyers. Ii. T. HOLMAN. LIMITED.

-120 PAIRS WOMEN'S BOX KIP

BOOTS, nailed sole. solid leather in- ner sole. worth $3.25, on sale for Seed Fair days. SPECIAL $2.50 per pair. SINCLAIR & STEWART LIMIT- ED. 4883-3-18M2iE1i.

-CARLETON SCHOOL- Tile

following is the standing ofthe pup- ils ol' North (‘arlr:ton School t`or thc month of Fchruaryi- Grnde V.- 1. \\’ilf1~ed Lowther; 2, Stewart \Vrlght.

Grade IV.-1. lludson Lowthe~r;2, Hot.

:wo Lowther; 3, Hedley Lowther. Grndo Ill.-1. Waldon Lowther ‘and Idarl Ilamill (c-qual); 2. Doris Lowth- cr; Il. Carrie Iiunnnil-l. Graile II.-1, Mabel Lowther; 2. Earl Lowther; 3, Bernard' Mulnnis. Grade l.-1. Mar- gnrct Mclnnis; 2. Joseph McDonald.

This is a mistake. Rice is a staple vegetable and may

be used in this way.

We sell a good grade at 6 cents per lb. a better grade

at 8 cents. ~

'l`wo phones at your service, No 237 and 558.

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We beg to announce that on and alter April lst,

we shall conduct our business on a strictly Cash Basis, we will not advance any credit to any p ~rson for any I

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Our clerks will, beginning April lst, re-price -

our stock, adding expenses and only a living profit

cost price.

‘ We will make trips to Montreal, Toronto

other Canadian cities to do our buying, thus sav the large expense of salesmen, and reducing the co of freight by buyin8 in large quantities; in short vt shall reduce the cost where-ever possible without low- ering our high standard of quality, and our customer will receive the full benefit in lower prices, beite value and better service than they can procure else-

where. V

, Our price will be one price to all, the lowes possible, and every article will be priccd in plai

figures.

We have a lotof goods bought before the advance,

and wish to share the benefit of our purchase with

you.

We know our customers in general will prefer

this system when they give it a trial, and realize the saving and improved service their cc-_operation in

paying Cash will enable us to give them.

On the above date we will close our books, render

siatemente and shall expect an immediate settlement of all accounts, ‘ I

I Estate James Kennedy ‘Where Cash Buys the Best Goods Procurahle’

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F ire Insurance A Necessity

Then insure in good strong stock con. pan-

‘»es,which never contest an honest claim such

| will scll l»_\' publis' ztuvtiotl Oil

tin- |n'c1\1i_~r-.~‘ ot' thc lntc 'l`l1o1n;1s (Lion-1'. .\'tn111\1c1'.~i<lc, .\Io1uIay. .\I:1rcl1_’(»tl1_ 11117. at 1: o`clock :<l\:trp, thc fo|lo\\'ing':

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lic (irny) I1 _vc:11‘.~' ohl. slrc Crown tiglit, tlzun _lr-.~`_.~' lllztclr, in foal to latrouct.

l"ill_v cligililc for icgistrtitioii,

lion .\`t-Ilic ti1‘;t_\'. sirc Lord Dztlinay

tickling, ron1i11gt\\'o. rlnni i\`cllic }r;1_\', sift' l.o1'<l l);1l1i1:\y jr. (lt-ltling. coining two tllurgcy

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Iirown l1o1'.~'c (‘l1:lit'l1i\1ot'c Iivc lo .\lilt~I1 t`ow.~' mul six young

r.1ttlc,o11cIn|ll t\\'o_\'c:1rs:1l|l (short horn ;;1':ulc.) 'l`\\'o pure brcll llol- slcin hull t~;ll\'cs, two :uul six mths. olrl,cligiI1Ic for rcgistrzition.

Iirootl Sow, rluc to I:11'1'o\v 4th

.-\p1'il, onc spring pig' :uul t\vo fall pigs. .\I.~'o 11 number of purc brcd Iu.11.~‘, ifccsc, tltir-ks :uni ttirkcys.

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lliinlcr, .\lo\vc1', l)isr Drill Scori-

]I;|y I{;|\<c,ti;111g l’lo\tgl1, Single Plough. l’ot:1to .\`cuI`tlc1'.~', Ilillcr. Spriiig '|`oolI1 Il:11`1'o\\'s, Spike liar- ro\\‘s. l`)ist"lI:11‘ro\\'.~'. 'i`uruip Scotl- cr. two czlrts, truck. trnclc wagon, with polc :tml shalt, double and single woocl sleigh. pung slcigli, jziunting slcigli, road curl. stccl tirc \-sagoii, rubbcr tirc wagon. surrcy, worlring lmrncss. sct fanncrs, tliraslicr. .~'h:1l<cr and horse power, l'aris (irccn lilower, Swinglctrccs, ctr.; also 11 number of other articles too lmtticroils to mention.

'l`I~IR.\I.\`: $10.00 and under.-

oo a roved 'oint

L'.\SlI, over $10. . pp J notes pnynlilc .\’ov<-mbcr lst, 1917. or :1 tliscount of 5 pci' ccnt for cash.

.\`l1o\i|<i <l:1_\' prdvc uiiltivoralilc

as by .~:1Ic will bc hclrl on thc l`ollo\\‘ing

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5 , _gu,m,,,.,-_,;.|¢_ Dated ,thin second day, of March, A.

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VI ESTERII -PEIISOIIILS

-"ilr. Patrick Kelly, Emerald was

in Summerside Tuesday.-H.

-Miss Annie Mullins. 'l‘r_von, 'spent

u few days in Victoria recently the guest of Miss Minnie Wright.-V.

--Messrs Jack McPhall and Nelson

ltlclilwen, Victoria spent the week end with friends in Charlottetown.-- V.

-Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Johnston

have returned to Summerslde after a few months sojourn in Moncton.-H.

-Mr. lt. McDougall of Springfield

has left for the West. where his many friends hope he will achieve much success.-W. ,

-Mr. Joseph Hickey the newlv ap-

pointed enginecr of the Fire Steamer Beaver in company with some of the Firemen tested the steamer on ’I‘ues- day evening, the test was successful. -H.

OUR OTTAWA LEITEII,

(Continued from Page Four.)

which was a groat financial loss to producers.

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Figures just given out hero show

that on February 28th thc Military llospitals Commission had under' its care 4,055 invalided members of the Canadian Expeditionary Force. Of those 3.149 had been overseas. the remaining 906 being "camp" men. On the date mentioned there were 1,998 in the Convalescent Hospitals. besides' 1.222 out-patients. In other lnstitu tions there were 312 men. besides out- patients, Added together these make u total of 2,816 in-patients and 1,239 out-patients., 'I‘ho total of 4,055 shown 'an increase ol' 1,421 since De- cember 2. 1916, the' date of the figures I-ilvon in the Ilos-pitals (‘o1nmission's bulletin issued just before the end of the year. . . .

' I O U Great Britain is negotiating for the

purchase of the' entire Canadian wheat crop of 1917. The price at which this product is to change hands' and lossenv details of the purchase are nt present the subject of correspondence between Ottawa and London. For reasons which will be 1'eudil_v under- stood no statement in respect to the negotiations can be made by the gn vcrnment hele. hut it ls' understood thaythe views of the'we‘stern farmers were obtained the other day when a lar-ge delegation of them met Sir George Foster, Minister of Trade and Commerce. Sir George explained the British proposals to the farmers rep- resentatives. and it ls understood that tl " ill t thei h rt

ie) w presen r answer s o -

l_\~‘. Last year llritnin purchased out- right the wheat crop of Australia. The total whea_t,c1'op of the Dominion in 1915 was Zl50.000.000 bushels, |Lasl your, owing to rust and drought, lt, was t-onsIde1~ably less. `

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('ol. Iiei-bert Bruce. bl. 1).. of 'I‘o-

ronto, who made an investigation of the Canadian medical services in G-rent Britain for General Sir Sar Hughes, has -just forwarded his " port. to thc Minister of Militia. Tl ‘ report, which has already been gi"cr considerable unofficial publicity, r-'ar tho direct cause of the investic~‘lor conducted by Surgeon General Tuttle. Col. Brucc"s report will be' table" when Parliament rensscmblcs, and wi l like ly provoke a good deal of div uszsion. Col, Bruce sailed from New York last wcek for England. He has been ap- pointetl one’ of the British Medical Inspectors Gcncra,ls' a‘ the front. and -will 'bc associated thc 1 with some of tho most notable British surgeons.

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Mortgage Sale `

To hc' sold by Public Auction on

Saturday the Seventh day of April next. A. D. 1917, at the hour of one o'clock 1'. M. in front of tha Court llousc in Suinmcrsldo, undor and by virtuo of ri. Power of Sale contained in an lndonturc ai’ Mortgage' dated the |"iIt.h day oi' January A. I). 1909 and mudc boiwcon Mary Larrlirsoy McNeill und' Augustine B. McNclll of the one part and Joseph 1". Lcclry of tho othcr part and which mortgage by Asslgnmnm ls now duly vested in tho undersigned. ALL AND SINGII- LAI1 that certain parcel or tract oi land and promises. situato. lying and being on Lot Fourteen in Prince County bounded as follows. that is to say: Bounded on the north by forty acres. of land conveyed by the Com- missioner of Public Lands to Wllllnm Morrison; on the west by tho Main Western Road having a front thereon of ten chains and running back east- wardly by parallel lines till It meets the rear line of farms conveyed to Augustine Cameron and James Cam- eron and containing by estimation twenty acres of 'land a little more or less being the northern portion of for- ty acres of land formerly held by -the late John ‘Larrissey agreeably to |\ plan on Government deed to said Mor- tgagor dated 25th day of June. A. D. 1908. default having been made In payment of principal and interest sa- cured hy such mortgage.

For further particulars apply to the

otiice of Mcquarrle & Arsenault, Sofi-

\()\ \I \ I icitors &c Summerside

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-SINCLAIR AND STEWART are

,showing a beautiful range of shant- ung washable silks' in natural and staple shades. See them while at- tending the Fair. SINCLAIR & STE- WART LIMITED. 4883-3-1&M2iE1l.

-AILL FURNITURE in reserve at

the' time of our fire ls. being cleared out at reduced prices on account of having no room to show it. See these ,bargains while attending the Fair. SINCLAIR & STEWART LIMITED.

, 4883-3-18M2lE1i.

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_When cross, feverish-and sick give “California Syrup of Figs."

Children love this "fruit laxatlve,"

and nothing else cleanses the tender stomach, liver and bowels so nicely.

A child simply will not stop playing ,

to empty the bo-wels, and the result is', they become slightly clogged with was-te, liver gets sluggish, stomach sours, then your little one becomes cross, half-sick. feverish. don’t eat, sleep or act naturally, breath is bad. system full of cold. has sore throat. stomach-ache' or diarrhoea. Listen, Mother! See if tongue is coated. then give a tcaspoonful of “California Syrup of Figs,” and in a few hours all the conatipated waste. sour bile and und‘lges'te‘d food passes- out of the sys- tem. and you have a well, playful child again.

Millions of moths-rs give “Callforn-

la Syrup of Figs” because it is perfec- tly harmless; children love lt. und it never fal-ls to act on the stomach, llv- er and bowels.

Ask your drugglst for a 50-cent bot-

tle of “California Syrup of Figs," which has full directions for babies. children of a'll ages and for grown-ups plainly printed' on tho bottle. Beware of counterfeits sold here. Get thc gen- uine-, made by “California l<‘l1.',' Syrup Company." lie-fuso any other kind' with contempt. -

HORSEMEN

.Man lnmcs rc bein hooked for

D0 You value

Records ?

- We hav- in stock a number cf cabinets, which ve consider im- ineasurably useful to any- one having the-handling of records, they are sim- ple, pra tical and con-

venient, dl1S§il>f00'» and the records are held SAFE, oR‘pERLY. and where they can be quick-

ly for nd when wanted.

They will last a life

time, and are handsome pieces of furniture, an or-

nament in any I Om?-

Mahogany Finished Distinctive, lmxpen-

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Insure Your Records

by giving them the proper protection.

We have ' thrown Profits to the wind in the case

of -these RECORD CABINETS. As we MUST have MORE ROOM. We o ffer them at prices away below cost. For the balance of THIS WEEK ONLY.

Somewhere OUR PRICE 50c

& HOME’, By far the

finest collection of sacred songs on the market, and no home should be without a copy.

-Some of its Contents- Abide With Mc-Ave Maria-Nazarcth- ' Resurrection-Evening Prayer- » " Fear Not , Ye. O Israel-Beautiful ,Isle of

`-strains me sox »<n»'| i`¢|11

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y ' J n 1.: . our stallion, ,Seymour Dillon 2.14-the horse that put tho "pop in pr~ppcr."

lf you want n foul worth rlouhla that ~ of the cvcry day stallion‘s-bc surv _J \` 0 and nnitc your tfitniccst innros to this

-thc' best brcd fellow on tho Is!und.- 1 3.-1 Kent Stfeet

' 11 Park Street. City ` 47112-It-l4.\lw1n2i. _

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|l=G1v1ng L p Credit Busmessfl

We wish tonotify all our customers and the public

generally, thatwe are going out ofthe credit business- or several years we have been buying all kinds of farm produce -and paying cash for same, at the same time carrying a large stock of merchandise for sale ,this We found difficult and since the great advance in prices of almost everything, it takes nearly double

- the amount of captial to do business, and besides,

every barrel of Flour, pound of Tea, etc, on our Books l ties up so much more capital, so we have finally decid- ,

ed to do a g

Cash Business After April 30th.

This will give us several thousands of dollars

formerly on Books which we will use in carrying larger' stocks and more lines of Goods and will enable us to do more cash buying and in that Way We can sell closer.

OUR MOTTO has always been “To pav highest

cash prices and to sell at lowest possible prices". This ‘ can only be accomplished successfully by adopting the

CASH SYSTEM both buying and selling.

Our New Department

will be opened next Thurs day morning at nine o’clock with a Well assorted stock of DRY GOODS, Gents FURNISHINGS and several other lines. Our V stock is large and will be offered at BARGAIN- PRICES. This opening sale will be conducted strictly on one price to everybody and that for spot cash.

_ No goods will be allowed on aprobation.

, We feel su_re our Customers will all agree that 1 the Cash System is the right _way of doing business We _believe they will all be satisfied that ‘we are giving sufficient Notice before adopting this New Cash System.

COME ONE. COME ALL to our Opening Sale.

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