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hzacttfhe Guardian autism ltaoor- reapondenutoheubrietaapoadble in their contributions. Only Beal l

.I Pa\iI's Hall. Summerside. on Tueoda! evening to hear the lecture “Wanted a

raid wirh which eierv one preaent

A good sum was realized for the bene ht of the Red Cross.--X.

-_sf

-ABRADFS VILLAGE -

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dar last.-Mr. Joseph S. .krsenault who works aboard the boat spent the ti _t part of the week at his home in T Abram Village.-The many friends of ‘_ il s- ' ' '

cC>N'rAiN5

No ALLJM dl! ‘ ** hainville. had a hauling lrolic last

Ill IN CANADA ‘

EHGIUHTQUI ‘tuaoonoowr vu-an nexium.

li. getting sawed lumber on the J

, hi! i iasi rent fall of rain has greatly dampened the '- . ' . _'

»farm `

llspec r. left la_t Monday on an in in

§ gpevnon ,wr in his mspe(_wrme___ th

s Em ell '

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REAL NEWS. il .\iis in 'ne Gallant and Miss Ros M

-1 ite Galiazi le-it l =t w e

“l liotir~.~. that vnu publish a verse M

_ ._ _ e. . ' f he firm his

from the Bible ever;-' day." said the lol E. Gallant 6; Son we-nt to Char- . _ . _ , caller to the editor. "Do your sub- lottetown last Saturdav and retu ki; ?|:;E;;§e:i¥g :;!:`€;gnafllu3;lr°:sg `E]i:1;rg;~@g¢L3|nS{¢m;ednigg??ehlElhl:i:;

tientre, tnisting in his Maker as a with her the infant child. only a (ew vout Christian would do; This weeks old, of her late sister, Mrs. ung lad attended s -\ool the greater Beaton Riley, whose death has been rt of the winter and continued his recorded a few days ago.-il.

1 i l, zgludies 35 long 35 hm h@hh Permill'

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scribers ever read it " ‘on

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.\iondaj-'.-Congratulations to Mr.

“Slifiiild say they do." replieti tim- l and .\Ir;~z _-tlirefl J. Arsenault, l'rban- 3:

_ ».~. on the arrival of at bouncing vo

thern. ' t`""I~'-~~\|-

uliinr. "\\'i»‘»'. it is news to most 0.’ viii'

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Will Protect Your Home W

Don't experiment when you paint your house. All ex- th

perimenting has been done for you, and the result of years ‘$2

of experience in making paint and of innumerable, practical as and scientific tests is Sherwin-Williams Prepared Paint 2;

ness in the mixing and grinding of the pure ingredients that f,,

. . ,’ 311 . _ _ _ `

.W. Paint will cover 425 square feet, _ coats, per gal. $2.50 Balm; ininilssntxgnihgrsréiéviwiiziingii igmk The honorable gentleman is an

Use “Synoleo” the Latest Finish Z3,

“Synoleo” is a paint bound in oil and tinned with cold i°"“"‘°'"'"“ "‘° s”°“°"”‘ °' "‘° °‘*

water for using. Synoleo will at once appeal to the practical vt-“im io or .inn em iii. inn of ii,

decorator from the economical standpoint, it enables him }§‘,j’,“,‘§f,‘e",‘§,,§_',’,“§{f;‘,‘”,fa,§“fe§,]’f§,,;’°§‘§,f$

t0 Obtain 3 result in every Way éqllal t0 flat €l'lam€l, Ot' flat this friendly controversy is that. the nil finish at distemper price. “Synoleo” produces a perfect §’o"'“"°"’ '““"’ "’°"‘"’ """ " ‘S ‘*“"°

There is an exactness in the formula, and a thorough-l vii

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hygenic and sanitary effect. For inside and outside work noi. wiinnni nn- in renin; milling -will not rub off-washable. ` _ 222 irlifcllicfioliiiiiief'i:@i°§il'f§inf°"§ 7 lbs will cover 400 square feet-price per lb .......... ._ 15c mm Swv members fairly wmmded

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_ We have everything you could ask for in the painting ieliglfeingglfis néfielipfriiiuhiniiiiilh in iii. disaster me vane min

line. ' ‘°

simon W. ci-abbe

The Leading Paint Store

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News win be inserted. ride. 99104l3llB3i

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-exceusrrr i.Ec1'uRE.-Quito ‘? Sm Hamm. 3.-new large audience was present at SL "\°' I 'n ‘ giggle'

-_s o-nxin ' 'rimouiy sean

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tr s highly pleased and a vote of :I ,_3°_ “mink” 15 oem; g.|¢ of thanks was presented to the lecturer. ho

Mr ter

Theophilns Arsenault and Mr. Chas. glue F. Arsenault. the two young men of lac the village who have enlisted. paid a ll ying visit to their homes on Satur- sm _

rs 7 ` _

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ood

r \lvlre iormier are glad to hear hm

of his improvement which has per me mitted his removal from the Prince fam rounty hospital to his home ou Satur -ru

‘ last.~3lr. Clarice -\rsena\.tll..I.`r in

Geo

nee

spot for building a hou_e. .\l _ Ed Pac bert Poirier returned to his home ad

Saturdav from Pint-tie -The re~ a

' land and tousequenrli retarded gn

vr .r ' .- . _ ` . -

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t a_ e lt for Bath. -

. parents having died. Deceased was in

_Mr ' ‘"5 ('“"°m 0 I 17th year and was a model boy-rdanghter of Mr. and Mrs. John Ber-

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John C. Acom. Joseph R. Richard.

Andre Aucoin. Francis Richards 'Aug~ Mr' J' J' “dh” Inspector M Public s

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rite in heartfelt sympathy for the _ . , - mm, in their grief' R' IA p___n_ 0;: Monday to assume his new duties

ra last meeting for the season on Thurs- da

adj

be

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tion was expressed, and as was stated [_

e _ - .

teacheis of the high school hate th mised to le d the' ' '

e bye-laws of the club forbid the

TIIGTMY SEED-Cot extra No. othy Seed at Holntan’a. Summer

-irr/ivsmuuylntaurmvlna. 001°” "'

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mgattliosamoprioeaaomiaary

LECTURE _SIT I

on Monday evening ily l-lb.

994&5 l3m2i.

per lb. \\’rite or 'phone F001’

he Angel of death has spread his ings over mother victim and has

home of one of the most respected

the afternoon passed away

ph A. Richard and son of Mr. iiique Bmu. The deceased was

and Mrs. Phil At-senault. her

_ The funeral took place l»`riday. rgely attended b_\' relatives and` 'ends. The pall-bearers were Messrs

-ABRAM‘S VILLAGE -The Ab- m`s Village Debating Club held its

ch an occasion for some time. Be- ,- re going into me discugion' “ lard. Maine, over viinter retumed here

su

r fo _

0 Q Q Q was necessarv to speak of various . onday evening and will begin far-

which the most important Wu the ' "

Sll€YWlH-wlllI3mS Palllt "‘““"‘ °’ °"

preparation for au open meeting. A

committee had been previously air A

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ft

nted to make preparations. and Q er their report was given. satisfac-

n irr assistance in

king the meetiug.one or amusement well as instructive. The discussion the meeting was interesting as P

v measure in furthering the inter- h

tly in the discussion was the sane, g m. and friendly expressions. which

lug members The writer wlll not

sslble to indulge in political discus-

develop their genius in that line.--

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llllllllfl MEETS

(Special to the Guardian.)

refused to comment.

made candy at close of lecture. ;{d¢ on y and len (nr 0'L,e¢ry by eeds in aid ot Red Gros. the in.-

FARMERS-There is nothing bet- left by the Empress on a busineu trip than EXTRA .\'o. 1 Timothy' Seed to

l~loltnan's which is selling at the New Brunswick.-H.

price as ordinary .\0- 1. namely.,

urin

er to R. T. Holman, Ltd.. Summer .\’. B.. has been spending the past few e 99306-l3MB3i months with relatives and friends in

--- Kinkora. and expect; to retnm home

A YOUTH PASSES AWAY. _ d

ught grief and consternation to side on Monday were: Messrs. Joseph

ilies of Mont Carmel, when on Jghn E_ Yeo, Northam; John Mt-Rae, esday. Mor sth at = quarter to three Clermont; Collins craswell. si. I-:lea~

Hr- nor's, and Dermot Sharbell, Portage.

t-ge Bnui adopted child of Mr. -H,

opted in his early youth. and was visiting ner sister. Mrs A.. C. Saunders, red f0l’ With all l10SSibl€ Yisihniie Summerside. for the past four mouths,

d patemal lone. He leaveshto motlrl; returned yesterday to her home'in foster father' and 1110! 91'. grit? Wetaskiwin, Alberta. She will veit

0 5 M' “an” ('aH`““‘ |" stnclten. and two sisters. one a nun friends in Montreal, Calgary and

0 ° a convent in the United States and Maple Creek on her return Joumey.

e other adopted in Summerside by -X.

l’

in Richard and .\lr. Richard.. _The Exyildings was in “gnish on Tuesday' neral was composed of friends. and "

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relatives followed bytheteachers and p pils of .\lt. Carmel School, who all G_To sUMMERSmE'_Mr' J' E'

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y evening. The attendance was b

. and the members dispersed Ja

only long after the regular time for vi oumment. as the subject for dis-,

, cussion was interesting and the mem-

rs knew. they would not meet on J

_ D. Sumner reported that a change for

slgieaéngséxngggglég 'zgngzgasll 3;’ the better is now assured in her case. emu? talk on politics, Ahhongh This lady has for the last three weeks

been confined to her home and at one

nsures perfect painting results. S. W. Paint will wear so discusision of politics. it vi-a.§_[i3»ii;_ail>' “me "" °°°‘""°“ “'“S "‘“"“‘“"”Z'

' .` . ' ' ° Zgfee “P011 [0 RV? 8 I E ull.

ong and hold its color so well that its use is genuine M,.,,,,._.,S ,O sa). me ,,,,,,,,,,e,,, 0, ,,,,,

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C0n0my_ clilb though unanimous in supporting Da mn ‘mm 8 wel swcked SUPP) 0

the newspapers publish the story of the torpedolng of the Lusltaula. _and

P _ _

ed an immense success. Perhaps Messrs. Churchill and Asqlllth will now speak less contemptltoualy of the German blockade and 'the dread of the submarines wlll.4ncrease silll more.

was used as an auxiliary cruiser or

b , i whether she remained ln the passen~

MARBLE AND citANt'rE wottits n~lL'“»'i§‘;?=é?..“.§’.??.‘l.'; 122235. $35 r" '"1' "1 “nf we fi effr-1

I ing for several months. None of the '

members would deny that the Lust- _ ~ tania incident had been discussed. but °

housands of persons. and the sink- ing of the ship can hardly have oc-

a business pl'opoaiti¢_m.-B.

-lr. Jmeph )l. Gallant’ and lr.

Auhln J. Gallant, Abt\m'a

were in Summerxlde on Saturtla

business.-X.

-lr. Gordon Bernard. 0’Leary. an

riyed in Sltmltenide londay morning andmadethomuadtrlp toPointdl Chene.-H.

-Messrs S. Kennedy and J. D. Ken-

nedy. Kenaingiai, _were in Summer~

ll da

si

noon tn H.

-ML Norman Beaton. Coleman.

Fredericton and other points ln

--Mr. Thomas Murray. of Chatham.

g the summer.-E.

-Among the visitors to Summer-

Lecky and William Smith. Lot 16:

-Mrs J. A. Gourlie, who has been

-Mrs. D. A. Fodd. Portland, Me., a

TIGNISH

-aovsnumenr msPec1'ioN.-

ailam. dnigglst left for Summerside

owner of the drugstore formerly

wned by the late Dr. McLellan.-Z.

-NEW OWNER.-Mr. \\’_ D. Sum- er has purchased the plot of land and uildlugs thereon formerly owned by mes .\icGrath in the heart of the llage of Tignish.-Z.

-RETURN FROM STATES.-Mr. oseph Knox who has been in Rum-

-ON POLITICAL BUSINESS.-Mr. A. Lefurgey accompanied by Hon. T. Gallant of Piimville arrived iii igliish on Monday and will spend a ouple of days here in the interests of e party both are interested iii .-7..

-MARKED IMPROVEMENT.--The hysicians in attendance upon Mrs. W.

-GONE FISHING._H0n. Chas.

unting paraphenalia left for Mis- ouche on Monday to be gone for a

nthuslastfc in the sport of hunting ucks and wild geese.-Z.

Ill llh_llUlllllIllllS

Vi-I.\’lCE_ via London, May 10.-All

eveml of them comment edltorialh

resse says: “German submarines have register~

"lt is not known if the Lusitania

ilrred without great loss of life. “We rejoice over this new success

l’ . ,B

Ano ctraNtri~: wotuts

an of the German navy, which will show

Works

A lar e shipment of Marble Monuments of

the 1915 ¢§esi6ns in different colors, werepurchas- ed from the ermoni_: Marble_Co. at their works in Proctor Vt. This selection was personally selected by the and have been shipped and will arrive by the inter Boats any day and will be placed in our show rooms_Revere Hotel gugding, KentStreet, lately occupied by Acorn

rown.

The public are invited to inspect our stock

All kinds of IC¢metry work promptly

attended to.

Lettering it specialty.

The P. C. BRUWN & C0. . mil Granite Works

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LEANDG

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everywhere that as the Allied armies

ln coltlttioniattacltibhave accomplished

» seem ngy mposs le deeds so. also,

Y°ur the allied riavles will go on with equal ¢ bravery to brilliant success." is Clogged up ---_

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No Old Hats

ts High

If you want to be in the “swim” and want to enjoy hat comfort' you .1

should not put off another day your hat purchase. haf W°¢k at this store and we’ve been pleasing dozens of men with the splendid sfY|¢S h¢f°-

Will you see as liberal a showing pf the very _best styles and makes this season as you will here. Let this advertisement bnng you to our windows and into ,

. our store. Then you use your ludgment. -

Soft Hats Hard Hats

The minute you see them you’l1

. hats that appeals toevery mail how-

_F $1 50 to $5.00

We want you to come here and see for yourself that you needn’t .

look further for hat satisfaction. “

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Nowhere In This City

The particular man. the man of

too. 'l`here’s exacting tastes-and the man with _j_

something different about our soft ordinary demands in dress will find it ~_

easylto choose the desired hat from _. our stock of good looking models.

$1.50 to $4.50

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A Liberal Stock Means Easy Choosing Hawes 3.00 Hats Christy’s Waulthausen

Hats are Criticism Proof

',7 This store is the home of these splendid brands and are bought by . MEN of experience who have catered ito the men of this city for years.

Now---To-Day ,

No Badly Bought Hats

Prowse Bros. Ltd A

EUlllHll[Il EllllIllS

(Special to the Guardian.)

LONDON, May 11.-The sailing of

the Cunard liner, Biauretania, sister ship of the Lusitania, advertised for Moy 29. has been cancelled. Since the beginning of the war the Mauretaiiia has been employed by the Admiralty as an auxiliary cruiser. She was hilt recently released to resume the pas- senger service.

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help you houseclean._

Scrubbing Bruahoo Bcouring Supa Stove Plpg Enamel Liquid Veneer Wall Paper tileanor Bon Ami

Dllllbane

The lanlhry sweep-

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Our Wall Paper Claatr Liquid Vhalr .Ull

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Dutch Clnnur ° Ponrlino

Gllvsr Polish

Whitening Gold Dust Ammonia . ‘ ~

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