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Alf Colinterfsits, lmltatlons and °* Just~n_s-good ” are hat Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health ot lnianis and Children-Experience against Experiment.

What is CASTCRIA A

Castoria is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare- gorif, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is pleasant. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic substance. Its age is its guarantee. lt. destroys Worms and nllays 1-‘everishnesfn I-‘or more than thirty years it has been ir. constant. use for tho relici' of Constipation, Flatulency, Wind Colle, all Teething Troubles and Dlarrhcra. lf. regulates the Stomach and Bowela, asalmllntes the Food, giving he-filthy and natural sleep, The Cl1lldreu’s Panacca-The Mother’s Friend.

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serial Parlllrl. Gllllilleraivio. -

News will he inserted. ~

business in his own name.-H.

battle Laugmarch.-H.

IJ liuzovlt. to Pt. du Chene.-H.

_.lf viva to henna rmnssl,

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--THE “DINING °A|_ Y_0ll8l'dilli Cash

can be obtained at llzartfa Ton- mum

- .f _ » -fwvrws

-Pasteur ssnvict `~_- ltr- Us-_.on our island ime Arsenault of CIN Elmont ls,hy our “Clipper treighting from and _tn _Sammeraide as Extra Ne. 1,, with his gasoline boat.,--1;-..~ _ e there ta.»

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-T0'C0li . Z No. 1 Seeds. vil- to the increaEln'gli`l1eav'1”;fl"\ah1lllP'a:'|`have also th well

_ space, The Guardian cautions its eosimported 'Iqllwthy respondents to be as In-iotss possible Send your order

ln their contributions.” Only fteal

-BUSINESS CHANGES.- Messrs, » ~ ----

D. A. Pickering and Roderick Morri-1 .1-WEDDING OF NOTE - Ono of BOD. plumbers of Suinnierside, have the most popualr young couples of dissolved partnership by mutual con- H0011! Carmel furnished the

sont, Mr. Morrison will continue the Nl' 8 WW ilitmesting

-lsutnoen wounosof- A telelor Si- Raphael. a-

gram received here on Friday states that, Mr. George Sharp of the 4th Bat tallon, a son of Mrs. John Sharp. Sum- mcrslde was wounded recently at the

-SHlPPlNG.- Two uchooners own-

ed and loaded with Island produce by Messrs Joseph-Road & Co.. nailed out

' of Summersidc nn Friday morning.-

I The J. B. Martin. Capt. Cain for the

uri of Picton and the Malabar. Capt.

' -BETTER SEEDS.- An Act. incor-

' porating the Prince Edward Island Co~

operative Seed Association was passed at the last session of the legislature. The purpose ol this Association is to

0 ‘ 5 encourage the production and sale of

thc best quality of seed oats, seed wheat. seed harley, seed timothy and

ln Use For liver 30 Years “”“"'"'-

T K Y -FISHING - Mr. l-`runcais Por-

he i _ licr of Mont Carmel has sold a second

- nd ou Have Always Bcught hand gasoline engine to Mr. Asade

”" ‘=""‘“"' °°‘"*""- """ "°"“ °""- Arsenault Egmont Bar who is prepar~

ing for the lighlng of codnsh and mac. . . kerel. Herring has not yet been

caught on thc shores of Mont Carmel

-_ _ _ 1 Q a delay that is due to the ice being a

A ,Wealth of Pretty Patterns in 535`3f‘-13i'~"“"g`"_"_’_`"e "“"""`e"'s

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on April the #ith Mr senault. somn( lg-_

man was mitted ln

- bond to Miss Mary L.

daughtorof l_lr`.` Jerome and sister to- Rav. Arsenc of Huillbe-ry. ontario. Rev

Arseualilt. priest otllciated. The bride was attended by Miss Zclie Arsenault, sister of thc groom. whilst Mr. Philips A-rssnsult. brother of the bride, and assistant' station agent at 0’l.eary. actodtas groomsman. Miss 'was sung by tlio, following members of thc cliolrlliicmrs. Franclas Ar- senault.- Geullaalhs Arsensuit. Ms- 5|0lre_ Gallant. Jeremlcc Arosnault, Dems D. Arsonault, Sylvere Arsen- ault and Aries Arsennult.. whilst the organ was ably managed hy Mrs. Theodore Poirier, organist. All per forming their parts with deliberate ease and soothing strains. After the ceremony the bridal party proceeded* to the home of the bride where a repast of more than ordinary delicacy was served. Neighbors, friends and relatives were present in large num- bers. amongst whom were: Rev. P. P. Arsenault. Mr. Mathurln Gallant..- Mr. Clovis Arsenault of Snmmerside: also the three teachers from Mont Carmel school: Mr. Denis D. Arsen- ault. Miss Laura. McKinnon and Miss Marguerite Gallant. Mr. and Mrs. Azide Arsenault of Egmonl were also present, all of whom and many others partook of a sumptuous dinner pre-

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' Our ambition is to provide for housekeeper.; the very best Linoleums

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lslrilled-workmenare ' of milkillm N01 iustnd-.0 V " appearanc_e~ bllii 80045 that e,M&' andacttliepart inthelongservicethey rd." . , g~ 4 ' - . In estigatm d `ence have proven to us-_and_t.i_1onsa_nds of custom- dur Linoleliuiaih a‘tBi)<{ipe_0ilc1oths offer you certain satisfaction. They are

destgnedbymeniwlioare artntsm their lme and who know how to combine- 1

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It’s The Depend- able Goodness

That is intrinsic part of every Carpet or Square we sell that brings housekeepers

Are You Loo P For Complete Linoleum Satisfaction

Then come avisiting here, permit us _to demon- »

strate the genuine worthiness of the goods we sell

These goods have _advanced in price but we L

pleasing patterns. and better values than ever. before.

Wilton Squares

Brussels Squares ,

iJaCk h€l‘C $021500 after $635011 have just received a shipment bought before the- -

Now We are showing more advance and you will get the benefit ~

Path Mats

or the properly appointed bath room in different sizes and designs 65c to $2.75

2 1-4x3-$17.00 up

3x3- 20.00 up

3x3 1-2 - 30.00 up

29c to $1.25 per yd.

Oiicloth Squares

For the small room in the house or for a porch these t Squares just fit the bill `

35c to $1.50 each _

2 1~4x3-$11.50

3x3- 12.00

3x3 1-2- 15 00

Daily Delights In Dealing l lf;

We give honest people more than a ghost of a

chance to really own home furnishings They t

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0.|r New Wall Paper Display-fig

signs so new and thc valuvs off(-red so big that wc simply

the charm thc-sc papers will give to your homv.

l)un'l p\|rcha.~te» your wall paper until you hun- st-cn our

present showing, lhcxt we nrt: surc you will buy front us.

Fall while the lines are complctc-now.

sons very lxcwf_-.~:l and nil.-L-_-ll designs, shown ln a harmonious S

-~un't praise il too highly. Words will not express thc beauty. 0

lows:

ton. Grade Vll.-1, Wilfred Howatt

onservative Club of the fifth local strict of Prince, County held a eetiug in the Labors Union Hall

on Thursday evening. Dr Tanton was lected President and Mr. E. W. Man

peeches were delivered bv Speaker Wyatt. Mr. A. A. Lefurgey. Hon. A. E

-ST. ELEANOFYS.-The standing t' the pupils of St. Eleanor`s High School for the month of March is as

Print-ipal`s department,

Grade Vm__L Lowell Compton; 2_ Mr. Edmond Arsenault of the firm of

Gerald Montgomery; 3’ George Tan_ gather with his sister Miss Celerine.

Ray Schurman. Grade Vl.-1, Keith

Clarke; 2. Harry Jones; 3, Roy Tan- lon. Grade V.-1, Margaret Jones; 2. Rowan Montgomery and Gertrude Oat- ` way tequal); 3, Preston Conlpton and Arthur Compton lcquall. Grade IV.-

. __ - e ' son. Secretary. Delegates were chosen

to nominate a candidate to contest the

This is po.<ili\-»_-ly ilu- largest and most beautiful line of 5e‘L‘;ratlhe(":FeS3“:§:rfg;_a‘;fe€;';n‘;:;(‘a}'l:‘é

wall papers we have f-\'»_»r shown. li includes all this sea- Ha" was mléd to its utmost caéa,:nv_

lil(-nding of exquisite colors. ~

Arscnault and Mr. A. (‘. Rogers.-H.

Hur pres(-nl showing is su ¢li.~;tilictivc-so nice. thc dc- -

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pared for the occasion. The happy couple were the recipients of many and useful presents as a mark of affection on the parts of the neigh-

- hors and friends for the valuable ser-

vice rendered to the district by the bride, who has been a devoted and zealous teacher in .\lont Carmel school for well nigh nine years. Music was furnished in the oftemoon until about 3 o’clock when the party fol- lowed by a large circle of friends pro- ceeded to the home of the groom,

where the supper was prepared. S3 large was the number of friends an relatives convened for the occasion that supper lasted until a remarkably late hour. Among the guests were:

_ Arsenault & Gaudet. Wellington. to-

and Mr. Cyril Arsenault, station mas- ter at. Wellington. The music for the dance was furnished by Messrs. John J. L. Gallant and Andre Arsenuult. ilddlers. whilst the accompaniment was performed on the organ by Miss

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Mills and W(illiv Lcbrcchc (equal)

ltnlpli Locliliarl; Ji. l.ilti Calinon. (Jun lor;-l, Eliza Gallant; 2, Ernest Best

1. 1 .__ ; Il Katlilccn liluirllcad. Primary rcparl mcnt, Grade lll.-1. Arthur Jones; 2 llulh Brown; 3. licrmln Robertson. Gradc ll.-1. liurdcn Mliirllead; 2. Au drcy .\luntgomcr_v: 11, llnrry _-irscuault Grade 1. (Senior)-1, liuthleefn Out way; Z, Viol Crcswcll; 3, Horace

(lnlcrlncdiatc)-1. Edith Crt-swell; 2

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Laura McKinnon. Miss Zelie Arsen-

' ault and the Messrs. Phil. Arsen- ` ntilt and Sylvcrc G. Arsenault. At a ` rcnsonably late hour the gmests dc-

partctl ovcrllowillg with joy and sat- isfaction. Their nuluerous fricnds.rc-

' latives and acqiiallitallccs join in wish- ` ing the liaplly couple a long, happy and

prosperous life and it pleasant journey ti tl L'nlt lStat h tl '

1 in et cs w ere icy are

I going to make their future homo.-R.

' “IESTERN PERSONALS

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1 Breeding oi Two Pain oi Pedigrced ~--»~ ",_..-~‘ _ _

. ""'-armf<»~"( P. iz. island Silver Foxes

We givc bclow :ln cxamplc- of /\C'l`Ill\l, Rl'ISl‘l.'l`S

<»l»l.li|n~<l in our ranch at /ilbcrton, l‘. li. island from thc

--Mr. Edmund Dawson, Tryon. clerk

of thc legislature assembly was in town for it short time on Friday.-H.

-Dr. and Mrs. David McNally. St.

Louis. are sponding a [cw days ln Summerslde.-ll. ,

-Miss Laura McKinnon. tcachcr in

Mont Carlncl school, has returned to her home in Grand River.--R. _

-Mr. Marin Gallant. school in- spector. was vlsilllig in Mont Curmcl ` last wcck.-R. I

-Mr. .lnscpll A. A. itlcliard. lilt. _

t`nr|ncl has mio to th (`liarlottctmvn

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Velvet Squares

2 1-4x3-$11.50

3x4- 20.00

Also a large number of Tap- estry Squares $5.00 up. -

Stair Carpets

All makes and patterns in-

cluding Jute, Velvet, Brussels Welton and Tapestty that will wear to your perfect sat- isfaction

l0c per yd. to $2.00

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a low cash price here. We laugh at competittgeen _ because our square dealings with patrons are en-

couragements for continued patronage.

Truth Feeling Makes Easy Selling

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A Special Brussels Rug

That cannot be beaten by any foreign or domestic house. It is a special, and we offer them a_t

$1.25 each '

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Patriotic Mat B',“§f22`:|'f”“ I

Made of good material Curtain Poles design, Bull Dog standing Se' eg, up,

on Union Jack

$2 25

Printed Linoleum 29c up.

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I window shades I

I We make window shades while you- wait, we have all qualities of =`

| cloths in sw.-k, all we want is me measure. Prowse Bros. Ltd.

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A Shop for the I-Iouselceeper who Cares ‘_ “

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-RETURN HOME.-lllr and Mrs

W. A. Gaudet returned honlc Saturday rum their honeymoon.

'-HERE VISITING.-Mrs llcllry

TIGNISI] or in his social connections. No better

evidence of this could bc adduced front

___ the fact that gathered at his grave

were men and women ot' all crcods. who hcld him in high estcom as a man they could trust and n friend in

ilccd wllcn thc opportunity prcscutod itself.

POEMS REVISED. _

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lll burn lt every boligh;

ln youth it sheltered mc. :.-

But coal ls dcarcr now."

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hm (ling nl two pairs of pcdlgrccd Silver Foxes. Ont' pair was acquired in 1911 :md placed lor the season of 1912 in ai neighboring ranch, our own equipment being then in course of construction. 'l`hc ranchers charge was adjusted by his taking one oi thc young animals and paying the fraction due us in cash. Since then all our ioxcs have been in our own carc.

l’air in pen No. 10: Cash

_ Season 1912, raised three. Rcc’d Ke t 'Rancher kept one and paid us $ 1 2

Season 1913, raised six,

Sold iour fox..__.... _ ................ ._ 22,400 2

Season 1914, raised three,

Sold two for... 12,750 1

Pair in pen No.1 :

Season 1913, raised five,

Sold tour for

Season 1914 ra|=ed tive

Sold three for

~ Foxes

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Observe that from the production of pair No 10 for

three seasons, and pair No lfor two seasons, we have actual|\ sold young foxes to the value of $74 _.00 and added eight foxes to our own breedmg herd, and still havet ongmal two pairs with their present litters No mention has been made oi the proceeds from the litters of the It-ight young foxes That will be another wonderful story 3iCl" Oil

These sales were made to ranches in the Maritime

Provinces owned by Canadian and American investors and can be verified at our office

We invite inquiry from interested partim, and will

su ly to w ranches and old the ve highest qu lit gf andar Bred P E Island Silver oxes to be his is a most capportune time to buy We shall be glad tpgxve the bene t of our experience, if desired

The Silver Fox Kanclung Company Alberton, P E Island, or 53 State Sreet. Boston Mass

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Hats

WE'RE showing some

this Spring!

Spring is the Sqft Hat

Season- always!

Colors- trimmings and

Shapes to suit every fancy!

We have too many styles' to attempt o description

hl’|.l'I\l)|D \'\I.l EH \'l` $2 00 Sli? .»0 oi $3 00

Let me see a Hat Just

like the one you sold Brown We hear this every a

When a Man wants real

st le ood value and a

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We sell Hats that bring a Man back again and again

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That s why we have such

it fast hold on the very best Hat trade in this city

D A. Bruce 'l'll=t=:0t¥'t'Ff't“l'llB.

very handsome Soft Hats \°“ """“’-"H-

V g bso lute satisfaction in a hat, he

comes here for 1

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Hospital for treatment.-R

-Mr. A. C. Rogers has purchased

thc residence from Mr. G. Edgar Clark Granville St., Summerslde.--H.

-Messrs Win. Bradshaw. Bede-

que, Bphrism Gallant and Dr. J. 'l‘_ Cosgrove, Wellington were in town

-_The_ friends oi' Messrs D. M.

Waugh and Hugh Mclnnls, Summer- side will hear with pleasure that after being on the sick list for some time, _ they are both making steady progress

_ -Several passengers for the Main- land have already arrived ln Summer- slde and are anxiouslv awaiting from dav to dav for the arrival of the stea mer Empress to get passage across to Pi Du Chene -H

-The best of hopes are now enter-

tained for the recoverv ot' the twelve ,year old son of Mr J Cormier. Well ington who a few days ago 'was kicked on the head by a horse, the young lui is now is the Prince Conn ty Hospital where he is receiving

best of treatment.-H

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'friends of Capt. Frank Gallant. of Leo-

`l d _H §overnment boat “ Brant," ls return- If

"W" '°°°'°"y' ' gg to the island from Halifax early

.Gaudet of Summcrsldo. n _nlccc of llfc inte Agno J. Gaudet. was ln Tlgnlsh pn Friday. She returned to Summer- alde on Saturday.-Z.

Mr Sylveste Gallant. well known sail- maker of Atherton and formerly of Tigulsh. wqs here on Friday visiting friends and relatlves.~ He returned to Atherton on Saturday.-Z.

‘ -CAPTAIN RETURNING. - The

fvllle. are jubilant to hear of that entleman, who is an oflicer on the

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There ls ' positively no

higher classification than Extra N0. 1. which was giv- en our island Timothy Seed by the Govemment.Seed ln-

arovled tCllpger Cleaner. and

e ac t at it tested so -

Patent bfi tori. '

emclelicy of the machine and to t wlth the quality of the seed. ‘ `

b lil you want to procure the el 5904** f Youwant tlin-

othywith the highest test- it you went io proéum me kid

cleanest seed on the market

|our Extra No. 1. Timothy '

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you will want a quantity gf

Bead. Price 12c per lb, Wg have also the well known Pile Tree imported Timo- "W BW! It Nite per ip. 01-. dff vhltf you mt rlgm s-

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