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_ There’s a great range of waists to sell at a special

price-marquisettes with a touch of lace, striped voil- es,' and a very nice line of embroidered fronts. There are all sizes in these waists ... . _ . ... ... .. .$1.25

And then there’s a very good value in wash silk

neatly made, with wide collar finished with ,touch of

. . .$1.35

And a great assortment of Crepes and Geor-

‘nodels that \ve have seen.

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for Women

MOST any day confident- ly expecting to find some- thing new here in

HATS.

TIIALS.

bringing the novelties that have made and are keeping this the biggest and best millinery store in the Province.

y -COMING SPORT.-The manage-

ment of the Summerslde Trotting Park are ilttin h ck and add

e urday en route from the Magdal- enes. with a' full cargo of herring for Port 'Elglu.- .

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large crowd -

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operation was performed on Prof. S. A. Rockford the well-known horse man and trainer at his residence on The Palmer Road last Saturday, 18th

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the residence of Mr. lticliard Cain- eron. Bradford. on Sunday afternoon

Ladies’ Summer Under-

icon burned down had lt not been for the prompt nntion of Mr. Martin Ke-

wear ---Yesterday “".':°2...1;‘.‘.ff".‘;'.»‘f.::. f'.‘.‘.>;:.i=...-i.'..."":..t.f"'f.-.l i. f

mates ond ordering them to bring al~ Ong 'wate1`, mounted on the verandah and with s few pails of water dashed

small it may be said that Mr. (lamcr

have been n heavy loser had not the

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l`llli»!i-tall. ol tho employ of ll. ’l`upliu, .S1-

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it below the elbow. Dr. E. Gillis was

the arm found a. piece oi’ cloth of his

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YOU CAN' COME AL-

was held at the home of Mt Joseph

occasion of the 22nd birthday oi' Mr.

IEEADXY To ‘VEAII Leo Doiron, teacher. A good number

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hastily summoned, and' on examining

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If past achievements forecast

the future, thousands _of men must know without guessing what to expect of our clothes.

Future Good Will

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-BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION.-

Sonie days ago a pleasant reception -Y _

to $30.00

Designed to meet the varied

desires of stylish men and young

The Greatest Exhibition of

Style, Value, Material and Work- manship ever Produced in Canada.

Ltd.

Arsenaiiit. at St, Chrysostluie on the’ '

oi' visitors were present, who partook `

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TRIRIDIIEI) IIATS of a sumptious suppai prepared by 6092_5_28"_.B-3|_ V-V V Y _

address on the occasion was read by. Mr. Moses Gallant assistant teacherl |with Mr. Doiron. Accompayning the laddress was a suitable gift pre-’ ,sented by Mr. Andrew Gallant. i\lr.| gllolrou though taken by' surprise made a fitting reply. Speeches were then lvuode by Mr. H. D. Gallant, and Moses" ;Gallant. after which the guests werel ltreated to good music and singing. Be- fore dispersing all took part in the familiar song “For he’s a Jolly Good

' Fellow.” As stated in the address Mr_|

Leo l)iron has proven himself to he a

'PRIMMIN-(i )[.»\ 'l‘E-

Express is constantly

‘ , young man of winning qualities, an

C efficient teacher and an upright mem-

' _ _.J . ’ Q ,her of society. Following is the ud-

` -d\“.s: Mr. Leo Doiron, Principal oi,

1 I9-T2] i".ln-vsosilnie School. On the occasion

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of this your 22nd birtht y ann ersn y. 'we crave your permission to offer you |our heartiest congratulations and 1 and

lwishes. ln every instance you have

_. ---,, g always shown the qualities of a Icntle-

..--. -~ -_ ' . EAVUR TRIAL UF

T THE IRISH P_illSllNEllS

British Newspapers Show Reientlessness in

Their Attitude Towards Sinn Feiners -Much as Possible of Evidence of German Con- spiracy will be Published. _

. 27.-Atl u h ireland alleged German conspiracy. LONDON' May uileot gth r are Unoiiicially it has been stated that

remains surDl‘lSll\EilY Ii - 9 9 certain sections of the British press

which show reientiessness regafilllli-2 the Sinn Fein prisoners and today for the ilrst time an insistent note has been struck in the comments -on the

ns much as possible of the evidence upon which the arrests were made would be published.

ln advance most Liberal organs, in-

cluding The Manchester Guardian,

' ' W " 'rnnn. being at all times nffable rind' ol’

The Gazette, The Sta-r, and The Daily' good will that which has earned for News, (ii.-,gym-e that H" hyper; glam. yon. a host of friends. For nigh on two ment will not satisfy public opliiion years you have fulilllcd the tlutics ol' :t hero, in America or ln ireland. painstaking teacher in our school. and

though such a burden is very anixous

Should Be Tried soon and its delicacy requires a great deal

of diplomacy you still have proven

Even The Times states that the pris- vourseii` equal to the task and have oners should he hmngln, to iris] as ear- i\'ium.phcd amid the loud prulses'of all ly; as possible. The irish correspond- A learned Dhll0H0I>ll€*1' 01100 Bald UW-1 ent of -The Mont-he.~'t_er Guardian u real friend was 1- ‘reasurr. we there- doubts whether any' of the prisoners fore congratulate ourselves in .possess- are really dangerous conspirdtors. ing an inestimahlo treasure. Since

In ull the comments. anxiety as to your il<l\'6l1i ill 0\lf' 1111118! Y0\\\‘ H001"

Americas attitude is evident. Al- works have 'been prevalent and your though flilnglislnnen profess to consid- pupils should feel vt-ry grateful for the er ireland purely o domestic prob- wise teaching. and sound' admonitlons lem, they are anxious to have the they received nt. your tuition. The favorable opinion of America on their society nlso considers you a valuable- handling ot’ the problem. The 'fory member, -and your company is sought organs give the government their uh- by all who have lunde your acquain- quulitieil' support but the Liberal news- tm:-r~. Wu tlif-reiore take occasion papers seem doubtful of tho propor_lo express to you our high esteem we attitude to take. Meanwhile thc Sinn hold oi' you and deep app\‘€ffl1lll0¥\ We Fein party apparently plans to curry fool of your good qualities. We beg oi' on as usual and is now going through yon tliercfore 1_0 HCCGDY- UNB Hman lol* n. period oi` reorganization. Thr- Irish cn of our,good wishes and hearty con- Nationallsts are not supporting the gratulntlons. Your friends of St.

Seinn Feiners. (‘ln-ysostome.

WESTERN PERSONILS `

-Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Darby. Ab

ram's Village were visitors in 'Sum- merslde Saturday.-H.

-Mr. Earl Kennedy, Kensington

and Mr. John 'l‘. M»cKay, Sea View. were recent visitors to Summerside- H. '

-The -Misses Inez Gorrlll and Sa-

die Williams of liolman’s Ltd., spent the holiday at the homes in Tyne Val- iey.-H.

-Miss Annie McCourt of the oiilce

staff of Holman‘s Ltd., spent Victoria day at the home of her parents in Coleman.-H.

--1Mr. Leo J. Lane, of l~iolman'e

grocery department. spent Victoria Day at the home o.' ‘;=;.\ parents in Cape Tormentine.-H.

-Mr. S. Burke, of Holman’s Ltd.,

has tendered his resignation and re- turned to Alberton where he intends starting up in business.-H".

-Dr. and Mrs. Darrah. Kensing-

ton, were vlsltors in town . Friday. guests of their daughter. Mrs. '(Dr.) J. F. McNeill. Church Street.-H. ' _

-Miss Helen McDonald, teacher at

Burton ‘School and her sister Miss Ri- ta of Charlottetown, visited friends in Summerslde on Victoria Day.-H.

-Pig; W. P. Callahan, St. Louis

and Stanley Jack, Centreville, are spending the balance of the month on furlough ut their homes in _Sum- merside.-H.

-Mrs. J. .D. Kennedy and chil-

drcn, who had been visiting in Char- lottetown. passed through Summer- side on Friday eh route to their home at O'Leary.-H.

-Mr. John 0'l.irien. Ilonshow wus

an over Sunday' visitor in town,_he left on Monday morning for Kensington. -H.

-The Misses Eliza and Nettle Ar-V

senault, Summerside, spent Sunday at Miscouche, guests of Miss Gertle Lec-

kie.-H. ~

-Mrs. Durant proprietrees of the

Royal Hotel, Charlottetown spout Sunday withirientls lu Sunnnersldc. -H. '

-Messrs J. E. Milligan. Northam.

Wallace Noy, Einuore and Ephrium Phillips. Tyne Valley were among thr- buslness men in Sununei-side on Sat urdny.-ll.

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THE WEST VYVISERY

- THAN THE EAST

Carter. the great magician who is

to appear at The Prince Edward' for two days Wednesday and Thursday has appeared in nearly cvcry country in the world ho saysz-

“i have visited' 'india and seen the

fakirs, nmhatmas, yog-i and other mag- icians of the Hindu race. The lower class who do their tricks for money are in the main. of little account. But up in the cool heights of the Himalay- as dwell the upper-caste inuhatnius, who perform their experiments as a sort of religious ceremony and never for pay. _The most remarkable thing l have ever seen in india was the lev- itation of s youth on the points of two swords, the hilts of which were buried in the ground. The llindus ar- knowledge the superiority' of Ameri- cans in the production of really great illusions. ‘The West is now teaching the East’ they declare. And it is real- ly true."

-Seats now on sale at the Box Of-

nee. '1oo4. p

the genial hostess. An appropriate ,- -1 ._ '--4 l ___ V -- -` -- -

ALLIES CONS-IDER ROUMANIA

TREATY AAS NULL AND V0|D

PARIS, 'May 26-An oillcial note has

been issued giving the reply of the French, British, italian and American ministers to a letter from Constian Arion. the Roumaniun foreign minist- er informing them that peace has been polled the Entente to take up arms, as well as the right of the power we represent."

BIG ADVANCE

IN MACEDONiA

PAIIS, 'May 19,-French and indian

troops have made an advance of twen- ty kilometres (12 1-2 miles) on the westem end of the Macedonian front, the Wur Oiilce announced tonight.

Earthen Jars for Law use

Here is just the thing needed to

beautify your lawn.

A big, strong, rugged earthen-ware

jar is .the proper thing for holding the larger and better grades of garden plants and flowers.

Shown here in a variety of sizes.

BLACKS '

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