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DISAFPEARING BRITAIN

lngineering, concluding a fully-ll-

lugti-ated-series of articles on all sys- tems o! protecting the coast against erosion by the sea, says that the to- tal area of England in 1867, exclud- ing the foreshors and the area cover- ed by the tides, according to infor- mation issued by the Board of Agri- culture. was 32,590,397 acres. In 1900, or thirty-three years later. it had diminished to 32,549,019 acres, s reduction of 41,378 acres, and this alter taking into consideration the land gained by accretion. #Assuming the average value per acre of the lost land to have been £20, this means a loss of £827,560. While this loss has been proceeding for centuries, the va-' lue per acre of the land eroded in- creases year by year, lor the popula- tion of England is growing, while its area is gradually decreasing. The whole matter is therefore of national importance,‘and should interest the inland owner quite as lnuch as the man whose land abuts upon the coast. At Kingsdown, near Deal, Engineering continues, the chalk clifls, at the foot of which the waves bf‘the sea used to break, are now nearly a quarter ol a mile inland, and between thcm and the sea a. vil- lage has sprung up. Geologists are fairly well agreed that after this country was lieaved up out of the sca on the last occasion, the land level was much highcr than it is today. Evidence of this may be found in the various submerged forests around our criasts. Raised beaches are also niet with hcre and there, an interesting one having been tlisc-_i\'el~eii ii few

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lurnned auth’ -nd g:'?ii;ing:)lllarchrn22eild, nil; a‘ridao\;Igalh$-Y

t 35"l‘he Darnley Farmers Instiizutc which 1"

fix; °°' do, U i it is believed to be the first organize- 1" .‘ard xl: W. ' 14 to 15 ition of this kind on P. E. I.Much

line! (small) D0!" nl- 8 to 16 ';:h;(ltL c1<§lurs(¢aluEtlldel1ilr-l;l" Ergendlbz’ ol Beef (quarter) per lb 5| to 7 _ . -

Pork 9 to 10i 1

“uno” 3 to 12 Cmxrse and which so thrilled the fur- Se°ti°"'_Si"cxair & Stewart' Ltd"

Iintter . I4 to 255* Eggs, er dos. 2( f

P | '

Uats 40 to 42W

lluy (Pressed) $13 to $14 I Hay (Loose) Sll to $13 t<

‘Z THE WESTERN

-IT PAYS to buy in this Province. -ONE CENT Der word _`

--- tion fur advertising _

-I-LCLARK iis Guardian ‘Agent in full will °°°°l\P\¥! __ ~ /ilberton, His phono is 7. mum charge two!!!-fl!!

-'run iaoiwmo puny qwnau

can be obtained at Lsilerty's Tonsor- rn

ini Parlors. Bummerslhe. ld

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-MISS HAZEL HORSE is Guar- -

-»-‘eu arent in J.'C. Juuinvs Book- in stors, Summerside. Her office phone pr is 45-l and residence phone 26.

-SUBSCRIBERS lhbllld renew a -

week or two before the time they ha have Paid for has expired and thus Ew not miss an issue, as all papgrg are dn

discontinued promptly on expiry

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-I)ISORDEl'll/Y CONDUC'1`.- Two Fe

young men were brought before sri- Ad pl-lldlary _Mchlllarrie yesterday morn- Su

ws and hued $20 and costs They

before and had to be put oil They sh

'W' BE

ll' ro-n. \esterd.\\ ’s Evening Guardian) -HA' P\ I-J\ l-NT-A very pretty

\\'@dllil‘_L’ wok place at Mrs. Evans, eil Burlington, on.March 5th, when pa Miss Blanche was united in holy mat- given by the department, now ready. riinclly to Mr. Heath Durant of Mar- -

gate, 'l‘hc happy couple who were un- attended were the recipients of many

useful and valuable presents. The br

p _ iceren-my was performed by the Rec-~m

scars uso in the >‘0\‘-'L-f\u'_ rllils utytbr of st. Stephens, Burlington, ol to lb-idlivgton. ,~\ltllonun it is diiizcult whit-11 church the bride was 8 devoted ne to l`»rf>\'e il., UN* I-'Hui IS L'r'»1<lUullY§lneml>er. After the ceremony all sat ar

sinking. as is ull-‘U the Nd 0! tliegleii-li to a delightful supper a recep- occan. The mlbslrlence, however, lsitinn Laing held the next; evening at

so slovr that it caliluvt be measurcll.Ithe groom’s home in Margate. All m

‘é-*r*-* 'extended hcartiest congratulations ha

'I IONTAGUB MARKETS .and best wishes for the future. llc

“err SCf8l>l>in1-I on the train the day -

-DAl`l.\’l.EY.- The cnterpricliig lar-

zed what will be known in future as Y"

nteresting and ihstructive lectures 5°

nr.-rs of llnrulcy with so much or- husiasm that the afore mentioned

esuits are the outcome. There are S, hirty inemberr promised and more in follow. The following are the ofli-

B OB

Sinclair & Stewart, Ltd. 3-29MEli.

-‘RUBBER BOOTS.-Another ship- ent Redman Rubber Boots to nd. If you want the best buy dman brand. For sale by Sin-

clair & Stewart, Ltd. 3-29 ME ll.

-'rRIMMlNi3s.-Both Paris and ‘ cw York report an unprecedented gue for the new Bulgarian eiiects _ `_ irimmings. They appear in all , ‘_

srlilxo _SHOWING-ses H01.

n's his svruls showing Q; new s in hand bags. ` 3- M E3;

WIRE FENCING. all orders for incible wire Fencing can be M154 mptlv at H~>lman'l. Buinmersiee.

HANDBILLS.-Watch lor the ndbills of the big auction sale at ' en Cameron‘s, Albany on Thurs- y, April 3rd. 8-28m2i.

dats. -CATALOG, write for I-Iolinau's

ecial catalog of Invincible wire ncing and prices. It will pay you. dress, R. T. Holman Limited, mlnerside. . I-28me2i.

HAND BAGS.-Holman's are owing a special exhibit 0! the sea-

iiere deliiered o\ er to the officers of sol

's latest ideas in Hand Bags.

the lu\\'.J. Ei

ery body who possibly can should I e the display. 3-29 M E2i.

WALL PAPERS.-New and Novel ects ln Canadian and American wall pers. The greatest showing ever

THIS IS A SEASON of new and illian‘J ideas in millinery trim- iligs. See the charming Bulgarian nes and efiects as expressed in the w spring styles.--Sinclair & Stew-i t, Ltd. 3-29 M Eli.

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'°l\|D|GlMILY

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_Choose it here and you’l1 be assured correct style, long

service and perfect satisfaction.

The new soft

Fedora Hats are much in demand. We have all the latest styles,in any color or mixture io match your new Spring Suits.

Each year more

men are learning the advantage of owning both a soft and still hat.

$1.00 2 00 3.00

4.00 5.00

ticles of dress, and are especially _ `

romlnent in spring millinery. Miss ‘l haw, while attending the opsningu

the great American centres per- _ nally selected a beautiful assort-

lmnb D" m (Ury, 10 to H which he voluntarily gave Wcckw ment of these popular tones which

- -.\lr. I.. Dystant returned to Eller- ie yesterday afternoon after spend-

g a lcw days in Summerside.J. _V

3-29 MFIli.

All the new Hat styles are

_ shown here; You’ll surely

find just the style you \want,

_ in just the shade you want at

just the price you," wijnt to pay. '

We take particular pride in

V -selling our customers a hat _

that becomes them perfectly.

We won’t let you buy a style that is not just right for you.

We put hats on men’s heads to

make them look better. Come let us show you 'what we can do for you. No

man ygoks just right without a becom- ing at. Nodnstler how stylish your clothing may be. ' If your hat isn’t correct, you aren't dressed rightly.

and see them.. I I

VVe feel sure that no man who sees the'e1c- °"

i gant line of New Hats now shown here will want

to buy anywhere else, so we want YOU to come

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Our New Spring

Stiil Hats at first sight will impress

you as the most stylish and attract- p ive hats you have »- | seen and the more

you look at them the better they £-

will look to you. They have s charm that is irresistible. Suppose you try

one on.

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pork 1* to gy vim mill 0ireetorl-it-President-Mr.

-1-‘ll:s'l' lMl»P.i~;‘s's1o.\.'s_ D

The superintentlclit of 0. lunatic asy- E

inln was strolling round the grounds S h few weeks alter his appointment, A

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_ _ _ _ t <i\\-al-<1 Murray, Robert lvleuutt, w, Q

dams, David Clark. With such an n

lvhen one of the inmates came up to en

him, und, touching his hut, exclnim- ir'

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ell: We all like you better than the lust one, sir.”

"Thank you," said the new official,

pleasantly, "And may I ask why?"

"W"U~ sin" replied til” lllnatlcqarrivcd in Summerside yesterday al- N

"YOU 56° YO” Seem more like 0"” Of- ternoon on a visit to friends.J.

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n. H. Vrozlcr. Vice President-Mr. P3. lllaliar. Secty Treasurer-Mr. W Woooside Directors-Messrs

Crozier, Wm. Thomson, Casley

ergetic staff of ollicers Dnrnley will

Fowl 9 to 13 Hinge rem,-ning from the Shmt are now displayed in our millinery

alre her mark. _

-The Misses Jean and Iliitlz

Grady returned to Summerside yes- terday afternoon from Charlotte-

wn.J.

-Mr. A. R. Brennan, of the Jour- :il Pub.. Co., Sumrnerside, was a passenger east yesterday afternoon.

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“ESI ERI! PERSONALS

-_ been spending thc winter in Boston 'fr - _--_-E' » ---__ ;;=f’-J-`

-Miss Sophie Simpson,

who has i

Pmwse Bros. Ltd. I

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-Hrs. Jas. Cushing of Moncton returned last evening to her home in .. r - 0

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-Messrs R. T. Morton, Toronto; " "' '°'

wm. Irving, Moncton; J._R. Bran- Do you require a. TOILET SET?

dere, Amherst; J. C. 0'Beirne, Tor- A WASHOUT. _ _ until; A.dH.t iignitgyhfiamiétou. gut.. MONPTON E1 28 R t b . Anmhef 511l1PI1lB_11t of TOILET SETS has just been opened up, and are now reg 8|-'U 3 8 11 On OUBB, Um* . / , BTC * ECBII ` i , mmm' ycsterdayi mm and melting mow have the eing placed On sa_e_ These come direct from one of the best makers, and are splen-

MHCYBUIB BBUGUIES Ill Cream ii “Irish and Macrame in white crsa

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"th SL El9°“°"'J- ti; 8 inches wide, $1.10 to $2.25 per' and black, also ecru, with from }ln.

~-Mr. 1'. c. James, Charlottetown. y ' Paw" B' ‘°"27M“':;§ 5 l‘,’;°i'nt2fac°§"if: 1'? 63° °°“*'° P"

passed through Surnmerside yesterday “Irish lace bundings 28C to $1.35 ana white Z to 5* .‘;ch‘;‘:°'z5°{°“g§ on return from Alberton. He was per yd_ Patoms ' ' .y_27M`tf ,cts per 'd M t ui 11 'i 1;’ ‘“?°°mp*“’i°d by his d““ght°r' Mrs* “Carrickmacross and Tenerille laces and goldyii in ewldec Gzcels n 8 vdr Muler' of A""e't°"‘J' from 50 to 90 cts per yd Bandings'Paton’s ' -_ » ’ e '3?2e';1l/lt(- -Messrs D. Sharp. New IJlasgoW~;N. to match' 45°' to $115' PBt3°i;;"‘u §- ._ __1__ '!____ ...l.'1_.._..'_

_ S.; Harry Webster, Augustine Cove; ___ °

S. Clark Augustine Cove; R. B. Mc- .. l - _ _

Neill, Tyhe Valley, registered at the Bulggyiag £3§;.1;ng?,-Eétl t1;er;i2a§'5 11:]

Empress Hotel, Summerside, ycster- yd_ Pat0n.E_ ’ _ é_27Mu <luy..l. '

..Mi"o,.s Resuve,.ed_we intend “Beautiful beaded bandings for

making a shipment of mirrors which levelling dl`°°9°9» $2-50 P" Yd- PB' need resilvering-in a day or two. If t°11'5~ 3'37Mtf-

you have a mirror which has be-' "_ come clouded have it included with "Our all-over laces are very beau- the lot and it will come back good_ tiful. words cannot describe them. as new. Cost is small. Phone us. ‘ White all-overs in lovely designs from Beer & Weeks. 3-26MEtf. 55 to $4.75 per yd. Paton's. 3-27Mtf.

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TOILET SE TS

____ ,,,,,,,,he,, Hooded ,md the ,,,,,,,, ,,,,,o,___ _ values-The d-:signs are very attractive and there are several varieties and qual-

__ -Miss ‘vlartrarct Berrigan has re- Icn A bad washout on the Intercolo-` ltl€S. ‘ ' " I

l§5\&&Hm\'{.i turned to her home in New Wiltshire nial at Naccaii N Ci is reported

__~ _-_ ;;'f;;§,§f;;§;"g_ °";,____'°§;_‘;;;§__'¥>1;;‘,;{i{g eh ' ' '_ `f t ' T057# S_e¢S» 10 P_52C_e§_ from $3-50 to $6.00 '

_ there she ivad the ucst of Mr. and '

The Alliancelnveslmenl C0. Canada Lid. i M” We ”“'=“5'~ -

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( ) , -Messrs C. H. Nelson, charlotte Ask YU" Qf“11°f’ f°f B I ' CK 9

parlimims upon 1., q,,e;[_ Queen Hotel, Summerside, yesterday

Cal ar Am I tnwn; H.'Mn1er, Charlottetown; G. ‘Briny Deep.erge Slam- » _

C. Daisy, Charlottetown; B. M. ‘pad Briuy Deep Serge ’ ' _ _

9 y’ er 3 Beckwith. Montreal; D. Rui>errs.Si- emrytime yards ‘ C-:fir Crockery-Sunnimdrs

'I`r.c final issue of thc Couipnuy`s Capital Stork is now being `r°h.n; W' H' Grffrn’ Montreal; L' g ° I "

made at $|3.5o pi.-r sh:ire.yieldi-_ig o\'_r S rr. c' cn thc invesinicnt. Smith' Pittsge ' R' M' M°LMe"’ ~ 1 _ ‘

D0 ALI. MARINE ENGINES

LQUK ALIKE T0 YOU

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Spring Suits

If you want something upto-

tlic~minute in real dressy groi suits you should call in and see

our present styles.

The line comprises is splen- did array in tweedspvorsteds and _ séfges in such a variety of sizes

’ :_:For colds and all kinds of pul-

. \ N I] M A N monary complaints we know you will

find Rexsll Wine of Codhgaiver Oil

\' . * s ~. 7 of inestimahle value. T s prepsra "I ARLOT1 [LTO A N ` ‘ tion contains over 40 per cent ol

Agent [cr p_ }g_ I_ pure Norweigan cod liver oil combin-

ed with hypophosphites and soda. It

` Inixs ments nude in Mortgages ani Real listilc that are is “Sed l>_Y Children B5 ‘Wu 5° °d“lt“

_ absolire y sale and producing a bigh ra c ti interest. y ‘:;‘;tl§gl°;‘;';tn:,':i °¥;;`_7 Th;’“°°lkaI:;{'“ii°

non Drug Co., The Rexall Store, Cor

, ner Great George and Kent Sts.

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See Our New i "" 4

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The re.su't of 38 years of WALK-OVER shoe making experience is row on display in our shoe windows Woith

looking at even if you want to buy just ytt,

For Men $6.00 a pal 'For Women $5.5>s

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ly equal engines are

Unequa - Values

Unequal Companies Unequal Organizations Unequal Factories

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. Unequal Manufacturing Experience _

Fairbanks-Morse Gasoline Engines have been on the Market for over

llllllli "!!il§!¥§_! i_l!?!'3.‘-ll "PR Willa"-*ills

V 25 years..-There are more Fairbanks-Morse' Engines in use ini the Maritime Provinc_e§_ than any other make. i __ -

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