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Vghursday Afternoon ‘ March 27 the

rile are invited to visit this great showing "of the new hats, new dresses, new coats. new * g ’ssories of all kinds. \

Iii-every department there will be Spatial ‘guys of seasonable merchandise.“ ~

THURSDAY AFTERNOON and following days.

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—-0lDll IIOIT IINGDOCI and ‘rightloek lull Ne. 9 heavy gauge gal- vanised term leneing at Iran's.

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-auv sore. twine. nets. cork- wood, seine tar and all ﬁshing sup- plies at Braces. 2016-3-20-21-

-N0- s GOLUMIId IGNITOI. 4 and 5 cell Bot Bhot Batteries sold at Braces. 2604-20-21.

--\\'h.ealad carriogemtraetorsJlekbs and autonsobilu may be lean on the streets and roads hereeboute at one and the same time. Where the snow still remains, it is quite lino-K -1‘N CIIAILOTTITOWPFIOIII- TAD- Rev. RJ‘. MMDohlld o! In? die-n River is at present in hmpit- ol where he is to undergo a minor operation tor nasal trouble. K

JKATIBBINI HAY" INOOUN- TEBED HEAVY “MB-Summer- slde citieens will be interested in an account o! the rescue o! the _"Kath- erine May," tour ‘ schooner. which was lying at the Marine wherl. Summerside. last fall lor about two months. The "Katherine May" lsrt Bummerside last lail with a‘ cargo oi‘ Potatoes (or Mr. Edwards. o! New York- Alter discharging her cargo, aha sailed for New Port. where she loaded a cargo o! coal (or Bermuda. On her way there, she encountered heavy seas and was in bad shape

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tor a long illness. The deceased, be- iore her marriage. was Miss Elizabeth Boulter, or Wilmot. Bhe was e lady or many tins oualltiea and very high- ly esteemed byher many iriaoﬂ. Mrs. Waugh was a life long member or the Bummeraide Baptist Church. There are ‘isle to mourn, two foes and tour daughters. namely. m. ‘John Waugh, of New Annan: ‘w. Harri’ Waugh, 9r Wilmot; Mr. Scott McMurdo, oi’ North Bedeque; m’; West Myers. or Calgary, Alberta: Mrs. Lowther, o! Searletown, and Mrs. l. Campbell, o! Chelton. to all o! 'llbm,tl‘lﬁ sincere sympathy or the community is extended. The run- eral took place on Monday aiternoon from the home oi’ Mrs. McMurdo, to the cemetery in Bedeque and was very largely attendeit-s.

Charlottetown. spent the week one‘ " Summerside visiting friends-S.

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when she arrived at her destination. The schooner remained at l-lamlltoml Bermuda, where she is owned by Mr. o. G. Idndley. (or some time. On a

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recent voyage. when sixty-seven days out_ lrom La Vela de Ooro. she was reported leaking badly with he; ma- d" bwkw- A United sum cutter went to her assistance and she was towed’ s few d!!! B80 into Jackson- ville. Fla. l-ler captain, Mr. L. W Fat-char. is well known in Summer- side and iriends here will be glldto know-that the captain and crew are reported all well. Mr. Carney. oi ' eummersiue, and Mr. George Chem- plon. o! Malpeque, sailed oIr-‘the sclgooner when she leit here last-fall.

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menus new was! msrrr- UTl-On March l2, the members met

ale. Meeting opened by singing chorus or "ulpperary." Roll call was answered by "Favorite Proverbs." Six members were present. Minutes or last meeting were read and ap- proved. Secretary reported that the storm windows, ordered for school, were at the station house sod it was decided not in put them on till next Fell. as they were so, late coming. A short discussion took place about other school necessities. secretary reported having received Government Grant, Mrs. Jasper McLsreri and Mtl. Duncan MeLaren were appoint-

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all gas engine supplies sold at ltaofs. asu-s-es-si. -—DIATI or use- ‘ sols

waves orwmuor-m death occurred on Saturday ma, at on home or her daughter, Mrs. m»

John Waugh. oi,’ Wilnwt valley. u-

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ed 0i! the School Commit -e for this month“ Next meeting _to be held at $31.9 116ml o! Mrs. George MeLerM when roll- cell Jnswer, will b»

arrived n Trycrl from waster-laten- ada on Friday night and give U_ eel-romance ‘m the xmr- George‘ mu on Saturday ‘Mo. xnw ehow' curries a trained bear and mon- keyl. which "do their stuff" with, almost human intelligence. M also‘ carries an eleotrie ealllope, which

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the middle West, hod never seen

salt water, naturally had e yearning toseethe Eestandheartheroar or the Brest Atianticzﬁasn Bass “In- dian River Man," maglolsn and legerdemanlec-rerpetuates the name of the great Houdini the Hendcuii

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King. in breaking clear oi a. tieup or fifty teei, of shain and ﬂve sets lot hendcuris in plain sight of the audience. Escaping lrc-m a straight Jacket appears to belabor him more even than getting out oi the dhaln ‘binding and handcutiing. He also does some mystliylng stunts with

silght-of-hend. ‘The “ b“ lady sharpshooter does marvellous shoot- ing with a rifle. ens does ‘those stunts at all the big "Fails" in the mid-western shows. Alter the straight Jacket act. Mr Bass iniormsd the audience that he is the man. heerlded in the newspapers o! the world. who hens! by his feat from an airplane two thousand lest in the eiranddiveatshilnselioisatraight Jacket. ‘the oompenypisn to "lbw" st a number oi the PM! on P- l Inland. and many cities and towns

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“Where 1 would Lleio hovel." v’ opening chorus. ‘r1119 Wreck of ¢'-~ Number 9." New program corm" tee appointed. Lunch- was zy*"‘_' the hostess and e program o’ - and phonograph selections w" toyed. .. .

nliequislte on the“ Farr.- iarmer and stock-raiser shouli» .- l Illllilly o! Dr. Thomas‘ liclectric L

(or ills in the family, but because ihici a horse and cattle medicine of nest. potency. As a substitute (or sweet oil (or horsu and cattle aﬂected by colic it m- surpasses auything that can be administered:

sour IMPOMIATION

A million and a quarter Canadian dollars go out o! this country an- nually for the purchase o! iusrone food article-canned soup-according to statistics recently issued in a cir- cular by W. Olerk, Limited, Montreal. L Of " 100d in ‘I ‘ 111- eludlng thirteen varieties oi’ soups. This money is suliloient to pur- chase more than 10,000,000 cans or soup—or over one can per person in the Dummies. li it were spent on Canadian products it would be suf- ficient to employ 1.000 men. who. with their lamilies. would represent the population o! a lair-deed team.

million cans o! some. tau-s is ion thakmueh less employment anon;- ads and that much l mossy u; circulation here. the pamphlet points out. -

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tion o! sucbigreat quaazlties as a within the Dominion u to sjiisi

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IN MEMORIAM

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The death occurred at her home in Valley Field, on Feb. 10th.. i900. oi’ Miss Mary Martin. daughter o! Mr. endws. Malcolm D. alertin-

The deceased was a graduated! the Unar WWII! Blllllllll Collin; ohsrlottetown, sndwas a_ valued em- ployee o! the iirm o! Oarvcli em. some months previous so her death. the contracted e cold which develop- ed into pleurisy. ehe was granted a leave oi absence by her employers. hoping that the rest would restore her in heriusual health, but. Gill willed otherwise. Despite medical skill. tender nursiul and ever! ll- tentlon in hes- hoau. aha tailed to rally and on lob. 10th.. b0!‘ I'll" spirit passed to. l-lim who ave "- Always eta cheerful loving dis- poaitiomlhs‘ had mam! friends. sad

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Smart Modes

- A Inﬁnitely varied, exhileratingly new, the mode for Spring is expressed ' here in charming new fashions.

COATS MILLINERY SUITS HANDBAGS DRESSES 4 HOSIERY

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refreshing colours.

vivid and" the softer colours a dis- tinctive ‘note of newness.

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n; psll bearers were the ais brothers of the deceased. mlm was in Valley Field Oematery- Th! beautiful ﬂoral tributes were as {ol- lows: Large crescent, the rsmiiy: Wraathl. stea and salaries desert- meat. Oerveli tree. I‘; P. 5- ‘Malt! United Ohuroh. Valley Field. Sunday school. Maiaie and lessie Macneod. Oteecantl. Mr. and Mrs. J. l... Del-II- lal, Mr. and We. A. W. lsurns. Mr. A. J- Martill. Montague. “n”! Val- ley mic oaeu. Mm I“ tague, Flora and sealant Martin. lliverhul, asses. Macy mussels oi sympathy were also received. The sympathy or the whole community goes out to the bereaved in this their time o! sorrow. ‘

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Lewis. Washington. D. 0., Mr. and Mrs. .1. s. Iaanon. Montague. Mﬂ- ' W. I, Worthy Charlottetown, Dr. and m. Allied Mullelly. Milton. MW» Miss Mary J. Moons-mack, Brookllue. Ml‘. llld Mrs. James" Kelly. Charlotte- town, m. Mm Mmlnnqn- "l"

my. Mary and Matilda Campbell- Blooklina, Mesa. the Kim's ‘W15’- lverwtt, Mr. and Mrs. new" Mahala. lydney. George 1.. Hm!- lsadville, Mesa. Mrs. Alice 0WD" mu. s. asmmm. Mm. Mm W“ aleb. ﬂit Ibjtnn. A. J. Keays. Ull- ednnil. seism- John lid-wt °" tawa. Ma's. Margaret Mouse. M611"- Mesa, Mr. charm A. Campbell. M‘

w. ma. ‘r. '1'. Mayo. Mwl l“ n. s. i new ammu- Mr- W‘ M“ Brenton Matthew. Mr. and Mri- H-

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