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-FOX NOTES.-The Amtne Silver

Bla/xt l-‘nz lin.. report four .litters in

Qfthear ranch at 1_inkl»e\1t-er. This Ccunq :mas .

jvwr lu- fluted an the fall 1315 wi1.hj“‘B»a.run Highhalr which is prunrmnoedl

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pam fans \ tvxesaxulare

.hots t=3rMr.f.i’_ <l.ark.Lmk

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A' 54'- Z-:~1;..--`»“\`:.sfénr;tt\:. I $1.5

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lllllc-!\'e1-_n. li:-ads \'.-1. Anas Ellis;

-SCHOOL WORK - The Stand-

ing zz. order at merit of 13|.; pupils of Qerslie school t-or month of Agni.- Grade ‘k -I Horne Knlsb it

_ Mm°g~uer:'e Millar f harles Ford

c ‘Willie Ford. Gr-use li .-1, _xxgtm

-i1-'rava¢»unnraa`hi»'éa. ,-oncaarpr' 7

f - tlnk`adrl1i_h , -ALIERTON FIELD l(l'l'¢HEl,iill5i ,AID AIIULANCE Fl.|||D.- )lr.& nanciargatwi-limi. Pote_\‘.A!be.tton..haa0lBSa¢b-A _ ,..

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Fore. Grade 1.-1. ;~`»a=3,1- McDonald. 1 Erma [v}'s.ta.ut.-35

-LITTLE Cl'i1LD STRAYED -A

little girl -about tire-e _tears old who nad t-rifle-z»t.‘}' szrztetl away from home. was pit-'eau up -;-; 'Le outskirts of Summerside. or in-turdsy af- temcictn. 'I`.tl1_- a-iii:-. wats <~:~“.cl and tun- grjr and tvould nz-1 5.11- he: name :wr that of ner parents She was taken to 1.".=- mime of ls't.”\ l.~'-:ward Sfmurman. w:»»:i :rated me I-Lai wztn generosity 1.;-c :Lane her as wznfonztiile as pos- -..t|.='-.. ubez; 1.-:1vz».rdf erecting the own

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9 at* »:»~t~_a _\ 11..-table. The is _" ;.j,\'. '_ 'f_ -.lagged 1.114 zxiynrziats _ wt.;-3.x.:--1.-auae of ';aeu§r»J.‘!.cs :uti-

‘ gr-¢.»¢»~. i.:-~_ zt.-_-1 £ee;u.g whack. j

1..-met 13.; tm rfpnxrg. _

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Dr. Wihafa Doalahot Waa'_¢i& in andy ' ‘,¢:1. :ar ;e ;. .A52 nite.

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SAUSBURY

Z .fr £55 i

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on. J. A. m¢¢PHes,_ ,

Physician and Surgeon l

'ffm'-r #1.':¢::\’iIl4- and Vhuyr-h _'~jgr»=r-“_

>.`:lmuu-r.~lde. P. E. l.. ‘

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-._ stood ttf: :rat '.»:' nh; yearn ' 1

mum lsit-:ner of Publv. \'i'orl:s. spent the

BE I i wel-l; er.-fl an his hc-me in Surnmerside.

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_ ¢0|_\_Ag5 -Among the visitors to Summer-

' ' ' "°' ‘side on Monday were Messrs. Jatnes`

Vs I.

"‘ wn.uAv.s cnscns a nous co. H . 1

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5." ONYAUIO J

~.- lc~';z‘,=~ct tio# .ny 1-mid. it st-em t!:-;- lwle :me :eff f;»ll<iu-ed the railway' trait: 1:-r it--7 -ct mile going the -arp-

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t Wp;5'1'gR_\' }>gB30yA1__q 3;-t-ut. 'nie dem-.are-e was apmremay

_;\_- J. T. tcisgrw t\'ellEng'..oz, avi l= !‘t'.-.ug business 1'.-s‘:1 to Sum-

-Messrs. Jax'-5 em: Frank

La:-, Emerald drove _' Summerside 1-1. F.a‘1.-‘:.°ia_\' -ii.

-Mr. and Mrs.. D F. M~'QuarrS=.-_

‘-`r'z=;-and. were risxtfy-r= .'f`“.:*_um-f-:'séde-

'= ' -'lay -1.15' iaet wi-i' -f-I

-Mrs B}'rc~; I;‘.sr1-'--_-_ Eiaiifax. 5% . . ,

1'.-si.i;z 3.1.-.' 5;'-'~'.». Mrs A21.-lander

!`.¢t»_"'l»~be`;`. §~".1:;1e.'=r:e -_-I TIGNISU 1

-2-lr. Wlrtz# Siar.-;= r+tu.':.ed to

Summerstdf- Saturday- :_:c»rnir.: from 1-. business 2:-1;, tt- }iu.'.'.>.- River.--X

5 --T’.*1'.=1 .¢ A H0-'};ff.r'f nf High Bail t

far; I~"='.me.' Elfiac “as iuzmer- -Ed- /.~:. Fr,-ja'» '»f `-f.=' w-if-X.

-_‘Jr am: Mr- Y 5 iiarrington.

>`=.z:.1m.~r=l-3"- tier: t. \';:~.t ‘ii fha!- I-t»:tetf_-u':~ f.-Ll .~`a!ur'C`aj» -Ei.

-E-i-_-r frzL.'.fi.» tr;-12 he pl-use-d to

.Lear that .\lr.~: T. 1'. Munffy. t`zrl'.-- ton. ts rapidly ret-91-1-rir.2 from her re#-1-:.r illness.-il.

-Mr Yr-wi Mumbj-'. Jllont-ton, was a

passenger to his home in Summa-rside by the .< Empress Saturday night. -X.

-Mrs. P.. F. Bowr.»=.-:-:s who spent the

winter months trivia her sister in “am- ps-llo. Mae; return'--d to ber home in Stlraauzerséde las: Friday evening.-X.

-Hon. James A. .\Ic?\`eill. Commis-

H. 1 J. C. Blcformick. Halifax; G. R. Hogg.

-Among the 1-ésizors to Summer-

.~ide Saturday were Mr. and Mrs Char- les Varneron. Albany. John B. Vurtis Wilznot. I-LM. Gaudet. Wellington.-X

'arre-n. .xlbanyz James Campbell. ape Traverse: I P Keougb. Searl- own; It J bl:-Neill. Tjrne Valley and nit: Richards. Bideford.-.\'_

-A few ot Saturdays visitors to own were: Yllettsrs. P. Kerwal. \\'el- ington. John E. Yoe. Z\'ort_bam. Prof. F. A. Rockland. Palmer Road: John Vurtis. Wilmot. John McKenzie. Rose Valley: Colin Reeves. Freetown; Frank M/-Neill. Lot l4. J. M. beard.

fiwar mur and Hire ico. t 16.

Janie; Squarebriggs, Mischour-he and "hr-st#-r Tuplin. .\'r-w Annan.-ll.

in--as-g__-1-;-_lg

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Fox Netting 11

Important Notice J

In about two \tr¢¢|tl we will

be miking up a apecitlcatlon for Fox Netting. which will be the only importation thla year, aa ‘it will take over three monthi to get delivery. on account of 1 the scarcity of raw rnateriil and

labor in England.

The priced will ba much high-

er than laat year. duo to tho ad- vance in prlca of Wire Rodl. Zine. lnauranca and Freight. Intanding purehalen ahould let ua know at oooa their re-

qulrollwrlta.

PR|CEl PL|CAT|°N. Rogers Hardware

promptly patented. Tradp larka and

PATENT SOLICITOR

WM. S. BAUCOCK

lawyer 4U. 8.) and Regiatored Pa- tent Attorney. I5 yearn experience in Canada and U. 8. lnveutlona

Dealgua registered: Infringement and' valldlty searches. Evidence collected lg pataut nlta. lteporta prepared for

Exacrtwltncaal aritaaitilnadlnali

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'I-r-;f.-=. :`-a'.'.zr<iaj~.-31 1 .-

Kr-lvtr.; 1/-.fi ti. Aresenaulx. neat-i1le;~ with the teacher- Mr- C- J- McLean. ll - 4F - ' -li ' 1,0

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: --HORSE NOTE-Hr. RD! Sill?-4 2pbam.Snmxuewlde.ist_ncproudown-j 1`ero$aeu’lt!h:r'c»eweeksa1d.sirod\|!'j 'the ohlebrauid 'lewd Sillliflll

br bomemen as bard to beat for Suri

land <~'.'mlcwmuzcn.-X.

-PAmFuLAcc|oEn1'-

-,)lcQuarr§e. Summe-snide. met with ‘painful aociden: an Monday afterunnn; about 3 u'clo<-L Wilde walkingxol .his olive on Water Street he

£in1g6un:a;»-e$f.?r~amare of *one of nit legs. be-tween the knee and;

;lLlZl!. 1 -sau aocxosmr-wane xr. cy- ‘priaz Mcbnnald. of Grand River. [mt 14. was unltmdingaloadothayax his llnm tm Frau; ne flipped an me ‘load and sus-mined isniuries from? iwztitzla 'ne dn-.td on Sunday. Mr. llcDom t fold was al-one at the time His wifei in the stable and baring the’ .noise zu imc- the bam to had )lr.` fllcbom-_ld lying at the feet of the

'ihorse Mr. McDonald was about 771 ‘years of age and a highly respected y lixrmer. Much s3'mpat.b;r is telt turf 'itbt-_ family in their sad bert-ave:meuL§

Ao...

-SUDDEN DEATH-The people of 1 relic and ricinifa were snot-lied

__ »~ar~t.t.g of the st.....w-n damn of Mr.

IW. !-`. Ensor. which .»\urrc-d Sunday mort..-Lg. May 16111. at Ee age of $6

.enjoying his usual he-nit! and while; .out 11:-r a wxik on Sunday morning dropped dead The late Mr. Ensorg "wus born in Yarmouth. N. but hadf . lived the greater par: 0. his life in the! 15311- of New York. moving to Eller-; 1 flie. P. Z L four :rears ago where l1e_ “has `L~t-en engaged m fox ranc-'nin§.` There are left to mourn besides a_

-'_-irc-le of frlenm and a sorrow-ing` ,wife enee Miss Belle Smith. oi Free-` '1z:.-d. 110: Eli and one daughter. Miss ' 1. Btwrness Snmmerside. P. E l. Tse fum-ral will be bf.-ld from Elle:-1 slit- azic notify- will be given later -Xi

-BACK TO THE FARM- Mrw

Dougall Gaudet of Watierford who forl 4 the last two :rears worked upon one of l the Maritime <`o's dredgers around St-, John .Harbor returned to his home Fridat' 1.-renin.; to assume the duties 'of a farmer over 11;- large property f!c.1r'r:;a-E33-' owned bt' his father. .‘\'.>t'-tv 3 Getuftet.-7.

, .___ 1 -CAPTAIN RETURN$.- \`ap'... #Fr-at.; Gallant an oflif-er of the Gov- lernnzer.-t Boat "Brandt" now moored ii: \"`nariottetown Harbor returned to, -has home and family at l/eoville Fri- da? after an absezu- of about four ‘months doinz patrol dnt;-' in Halifax 1 Harbor. He was accompanied by Mrm f-Eddie Leflair. Stewart of the same ‘ boat also on a visit to his home in

‘ Sisinners. Pond.-Z.

1 -HOTEL ARRlVALS.- Registered ‘ at the Beilet-ue Hotel for week end- ing May' 15111 were-Messrs A. L. Hoix \\`. li Bowman. P. J. Quinn. R. Row- , ner, Ju. J. Duruo. St. John; E. H. 1 Illtlflaf.-hertz. J. J. Mc-DUE. A. A. Alley. Fharlottexown. G. C. Cook Montreal;

Sherbrooke. Batoutes; R. B. Elliott. &<-llrille and J. W. Sutherland West- ville. .xt the Bernard Hotel were re- gistered Messrs J. E. Welles. Alber- ton: W. \\'. Rodd. Charlottetown; L R. Keele. J. J. McNally. Summerside; Geo Mprison. Bradalbane and Marvin Gallant. Vrbanville.-Z.

num vulgar want

On Thursday, May 13th. Prof Ross

and Mr. W. R. Shaw. District Repre- sentative for Queens. paid a visit to Grand Tracadle School for tb`e pur- pose of stimulating an interest in School Garden Work. and organizing

home project plots. Both teacher and pupils are very enthusiastic over the work. and are only awaiting more suitable. conditions to begin operations on the soil. Part of the school grounds which were plougited llast Autumn are to be laid ol! into three plots; one for flowers, one for gralna and one for vegetables and the re- mainder is to be sawed ln buckwheat; ‘} which will place it in excellent condi- tion lor another season. Prof. Rona. , after giving the pupils a brief review ` of their studies. at which they ludlcat- ed the careful instruction of their teacher. explained clearly the necea- sary conditions for germination ln the

ation and pointed out that the lrlt

road in the ned until lt acquires roota llld IPIYH. when it can procure food

SYATE W

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*xfaegé frills, 1 Eilpfs' illtill

Frankd. 222i. i"i.\"F'rtti\'. "5irco

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YOUR F000

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ompnulea a anne'-an, opw-nnatyl

For Dying Naval Carr-taller 1

‘With the loniiiutions of the Darda-1

nelles completely out ot! from theirf use ci! supplies by a strung nation of; land faves invesing the middle;

way lies clear for the as e well nigh tznpnegnahle

by wlairh alone Turkey pre

Tails in Bmmpe. With the Darda~1 nf-lies in the power cd the Alben Turkish tavitory will be limited to theoldbonndsinA.siaandthe0'.t

mans‘ empire considerably shrunk.

But-the task 0! retlttc-ing the font-,

fuations of this famous fbannel $1 worthy of the steel of none li-so tlmnt Horatio Nelson. 1

“len the lan site-li is spent and Shel

last fem-downed trooper has laifll down his arms in surrender and t.t;i-tp gateway to Constantinople Lf. tlamwng wide tn the crashing cat-atm-e of our; victorious legions. tht-n-run up the" l`nion Jack lm every firm# in int- -dm minion. 1

lt will be indeed .2 my 1,-5 celebra-

'iun-. and 'ine Guardian nas pr'-tide-d`i .ts readers with the wherewitnal tel 4-;-lf-i-rate by securing for d~Ls"nibnt.i;nz‘, Lwmplete Bag omits which are alle:-I :.1 ff- its readers practically' witboutl pnce as set fortlt in the aztnourtfi-l mt'-nt on another page of todays issuezl

Big showy banners. liner) rnadeff

brass ,iointed poles. window so:-3;#-‘. and Lalrard wmpflse the outfiz-t leaving nothing net--e-.=.sar_\' °

b:»ugi;t.

'l`her¢-‘s one for en;-rir reader. :cor-`

than one lf nec-essary lc-r every pa»` tri-one borne in our broad domain. 'butt no time should be lost in se~1:~urir_gl them as no one knows what :\esr*.»_vf dat' will bring the n.-ws ot' the fail f-I

the Dardanelles. . 10::-stsnstl. 3

ill-Sllll Plllllilllll 1 ll THE PRINCE Ellllllllll

The usual Monday crowd wedded

its way to the Prince Edward Theatre _vesterda_v and were amply-‘ rewarded. in the line of entertainment by the ex- cellent programme provided. The principal pic-ture was the three-part, Broadway Star Feature, “Olticer Jim".3 which held the close attention of the audience throughout. lt deals with

F: E“§ 'Egan' it?

-<1 .f r

tire three reels. Among the startling incidents are a terriic chase and hgbt '

baby from a burning buildmg. Round '

_-mother interesting series of sto-

ries started yesterday. “’l"he Hazards of Helen". featuring "Helen Holmes" and if the rest of the series are as good as the first it should prove a great drawing card to the list ol good pictures shown at this popular theatre. &cl\ play of the aerles is a complete story. The comedy end of the pro gramme was supplied by an L. K. O.

tlnlalu To-day Mr. C. W. Edwards. '

tawa.

was interested. At the close of his

pupils. alter which the grounds were Inspected and the rite of the Schooly

ing. llr. Shaw and llr. llclfan vialued ~ the homes of the pupils taking up pro-`

acliool ganleua and bona project

cena. ltr. lclaau lata be congrat- ulated onthe reaolau _manner ln

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Neve-nts;-as:h¢yuketu¢twk°ftt?y¢r.__T1»en whodesis11,ef_11f»h°w1S1f --

llliltmtdwlntiiéifbuiltof. - .

Tolils whobuysmrefully and critically _it is_aple38lll’¢ll0D¢|| the

hmdd m us, we are sole agents tn this city for the finwt

readymwearclothesmadeinCanadanamely W.R.Johnson Brand andS. .-

Leviaon,_Son&Co. -

There is a Suit here that will fit your --

Personality

Each suit is carefully tailored by a master vgorkmnn-116 BWCS fully fmm .

his wonderful skill. producing from bmuttful fabrics, garments that are master- »

pieces.

TheParticular `

These Latest

7 EArrivals

the work of a police oliter in a large. _-__ f.-ity. Apart from the graphic- descrip- I tion of police work an interesting and " gripping story runs throughout the eu- _-_

on the mol' of a high building and a .-,. daring rescue by the policeman oi a __

after round of aplause greeted each .~_ daring feat during the entire play. _

"The Master Key" serial was also "`

shown. This great serial does not -_- comain one dull moment. lt keeps , the audience keyed up to the highest ,t "` pitch of excitement while it is on the screen. .

The man of exacting

tastes and the man with ordinary demands in dress-will lind it easy to choose the desired suit from our stock of good looking clothes from

$4 to $24 The Good

Feeling

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that comes over man `

when be slips on one of the popular priced suits .

is Worth finding out about. The man who _

pasexperiencedtr adopts ___ #.- ttasa regular habit ' " __. ce it .A

muse he ts sure he will

receive maxium, style, “\`-'rf' l" f

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for every dollar. *J

2 refare Suits that will appeal to .

Real Boys - J --

Mothers will find our brand of Clothes for boys, the most satisfactory. `

We are leaturing several lmes made by the largest manufactures in Canada.

Let the next Suit for your Boy -

Bear Prowse’s Label

Their goodness will satisfy the boy and please j you

-1

We are specially pre-

pared to cloth the boy’s this Spring. *'

he -

Sturdy well made suits

that will stand the rough- cst sort ot outdoor life yet so interwoven is the quality and goodness that they always look good

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Comedy. which kept the audience laughing continuously from start to __

baritone. °P¢'ns an ellsitément. Mr. .'_ Gallagher has heard Mr. Edwards sim! . often and it is sate to predict his en- ”" gagement will prove as popular in _'_- Cbarloltemwn aa ln Montreal and Ot- .

The same programme will be re

peated today at all three shows. __

from the soil. The object lessons gir- _-_

en were clear. and the smallest child - ~

_talk. songs were given by some of the .I

Tweed Suits

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selection f

A recent purchase in- _._

cludes some splendid suits for men and young men. These come soft finish Crossweaves inthe _ new pencil stripes and chalk line pattems, ex- cellent new garments in _. every respect. _ Conservative Models for Men, Extreme for _ Young Men from

10 to $14 i

Such Clothes -

as these '-

you will find on men who m former ymrs have been _ satisfied with nothing less '- than a $25.00 suit tailor made ' Now They Come Here -'- and for $14.00 find a better -`~'

suit and save $11.00. ;.‘.,,.,, I

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Let the next suit for your _boy be a senge. - In point of serviceand V -

dressinegss, no suit can ~ surpass tt.

Double Breasted ‘_

Notfolks _.

~' Single Breasted -

T h e exceptional 7

values in dress _suits . offer very attractive F reasons for buying new ‘

Serge Suits

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- Blue

$2.75t0$14 1.’

Norfolk Suits $4.00 to $12

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gardens decided upon In the even- A A

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growth independent. on the stored work aregoingtnpnnvealraadaoc-

which be k ooullaetlag tae project. `

and many tbanka are due bln for the _L I

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The f lowing lldrtl ave al- . ; may tmimrataeirlamnm arm- f K I U rylng ou Home Propet work:

g . rl-5-_‘_ _ nam A mm ef.-.feet P ' ‘, l, it ` _ _ ,tv I ¢¢.tu¢'2»day3°§¢¢s¢.i\.D."\:t."'°' -ml llcaday ' Beam . Mm vw V - ' *W* #W-,euro »..|é“"£' 81% _ “imma” =. ». t=unac|¢n“A°°suv¢¢ax`§¢'p¢¢a».

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