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LONDON. May 19.-Correspondence
between the British minister at the
Vatican and the Foreign Office dis-
closes the fact that Germany has re-
voked the agreement, made at the er-
'quest of the Pope, for the exchange of
British and German civilian and. in-
capacitated prisoners. independently
oi the question of military B89- _
The Prussian minister nt the`Vnt-
can has explained that the action was
taken because Great Britain was not
treating German submarine prisoners
as ordinary prisoners of war. -
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Important Announcement
We wish to announce to our many customers and to the pub- ,
llc, generally that our recent disastrous fire has compelled us to
-adopt a new policy in merchandising;
- Beginning on
Tuesday, _.flair-meta lst, ISIS ,
_- we wi naugura a
Strictly Cash Business I
. at both our stores. .. ..
A number of our custoincrs hzivc always dcnlt with us on this
plan and as it is ilu- most liciicficiul for cvcryonc concerned we hope
that all will now nvail tlieniselvos of the mutual benefits which must
naturally nccriic from 21 systcin of this kind.
This now svstcm when in complete operation will moan as
foliows:- Ono price on cach zirticle to cveryonc, or a saving of
about 20 pcr cent. to thc purchaser.
Quick turnovcr of goods for cash which will give us more power
in buying. thus ciiuhllng us to give you better goods at lower prices.
New stock arriving daily thus insuring you of getting new goods
ut all timcs and at money saving prices.
licing able to supply thc wants of ull and compete with any
catalog price.
'  The rlnsingout' of our booking system' wltich‘is'a' large bill of
uniiccessary cxpcnsc' to any rciail store: this cxpcnsc hcrctoforo
had to bc added to thc price of the goods and paid for by the cus-
tomer. .
Satisfaction to the purchaser, because hc buys what he needs
at the best possible price; and satisfaction to us bccnuse we get paid
for ourigoods and carry no book accounts.
This is the system which is now adopted by all up to date
retail business houses. and n trial will prove its money saving useful-
ness and adaptability to our conditions, and we feel after reasonable
trial Will bo ocveptalile to our rnuny fricnds and customers. As our z
running accounts fall due June lst und llcc. lst wc must insist on
prompt settlement to enzihlo us to meet our hcavy liabilities as a
result of our scvcrc loss. Persons owing us by Judgments and notes
of hand_ will bc_rcquircd to settle promptly.
We take in, cxchaiige cvorything that tho farmer or fisherman
has to sell, and we will endeavor in thc future, as in thc past. to meet
V their rcquircrncnts by judicious selection of an up to datc stock.
Tignish Trading Co. Ltd.
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at such extremely low prices
as this present showing of
ours.
We’ve a shade, a pattern, in
wall paper here that will ex-
actly suit the requirements of
any room in your home.
_ You_ will do yourself an injustice if you fail to sec
this exhibit. Don’t delay-Call today.
| Reuben Tuplin & Co. K‘i§‘_sl5‘_g{f’” ’
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Ready-to-Wear Clothing
Thisis the kind we have been selling for the I
past few years. We are satisfied that no Clothing on
the market has better fitting points-not only this but
the style and artistic touches that add so much to the
appearance of a garment is there.
Being practical taiiors
Having workmen on our premises, we will make ,
-free of charge any little chan e if required to make
the suit just right. We wifi not allow a garment
leave our store unless it’s a good fit.
We can show from 85 to 100 suits and overcoats
at prices ranging from
$6.00 to $20.00 ,Overcoats $9.50 to $15.00
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D. A. BRUCE
we can vouch for this.
The 
_.IT PAV8 to buy in this Province.
-THE MORNING DAILY Guardian
can be obtained at Lal'l'erty's Ton-
sorial Parlours, Summernide.
-CASCAPEDIA.-The steamer Cas-
capedia arrived in Summerslde Har-
bor at noon yesterday and after taking
on a quantity of freight sailed during
the afternoon for Montreal.-X.
-AUCTION SALE-Attend the
Auction Sale ol' stock. implements.
etc., of Mrs. Crozier Bernard, Baltic,
on Friday, May 28th, at 1 p.m.. See
handbills 1024m1i.
-POULTRY MEETING.--Mr. T. A.
Benson. Dominion Poultry Representa-
tive, will address a. Poultry Meeting at
Kensington, in the Temperance Hall,
on Tuesday, May 25th. The meeting
will open at 7.30 p.m. and all interest-
ed. egg circle members and others,
should make a special effort to at-
tend. Ladies specially invited.
-GOOD STANDING - in a recent
examination given by the Ontario Vet-
erinary College, Mr. William E.
Thomson of Darnley, P. E. island,
passed with honors in the following
subjects: Comparative Anatomy. Dis-
eases and treatment ol Horses, Materia
Medica and Therapeutics, Comparative
Anatomy and diseases and treatment
of Cattle, Diseases and treatment of
Sheep, pigs and dogs, Veterinary Ob-
stetrics; also passed in Veterinary
Dentistry.
-YOUNG PEOPLES' SOCIETY -
The Malpeque Young Peoples Society
held its weekly meeting at the Manse
Wednesday, May 12. The subject for
the evening was "Work among the
Foreigners in Canada." Papers were
read by Mrs. John Simpson, Miss
Corn Mountain, Mr. Harry Bcaristo,
Miss Luelle Beairsto, Miss S. G.
Woodside and Miss Clara Donald Ap-
propriate recitations were rendered
by Miss Ruth Burns and Miss Annie
Abbott. it was decided at the meeting
that tho sum of $5.00 be given from
tho funds oi' the society to each of the
following:-The Firld Kitchen and
iAmbulance F‘und, The Red Cross So-
ciety, and thc work of Social Service
and Evuiigelisni. The subject decided
on for next Wednesday night is Re-
solved that U. S. is negligent of her
duty as a Christian notion in remain-
ing neutral. The meeting was brought
to a close by singing a hymn and re-
pcuting in unison the Mizpah Benedic-
tion.-I).
-RED CROSS ENTERTAINMENT.
-A large and enthusiastic meeting in
connection with the Red (iross Soci-
cty was held in the Oddfellows Hall
at Albcrton on Friday, May 14th. The
iilnyor, Hon John Agnew occupied thc
chnir and in his opening remarks ex-
plained that the purpose of the meet-
ing was to exgender still greater en-
thusiasm in the noble work. The
different speakers on the occasion
were His Honor Governor Rogers,
Father Maurice McDonald. Rev. H.S.
B.. Strotboro, Rev. F. G. Gosden and
John P. Fielding. They showed how
our Canadians had nobly responded
to the present need for soldiers but
the ladies are doing still greater
work by sewing, knitting and caring
for thc wounded in cvcry way. They
urged the women to work still hard-
er as so many of our boys are
wounded and no doubt the list will
be increasing. The President Miss
Ida Champion read a very interesting
paper on the history of the Red Cross
from its origin to the present time.
The Secretary Miss Mabel Fielding
read a report of the Albertoii branch
of the society for its organization on
September 7th last during that time
they had held S7 meetings and had
shipped to Charlottetown seven boxes
of hospital supplies containing the
following articles 60 night shirts, 25
day shirts, 20 pyjama suits, 79 Pneu-
monia jackets, 13 bed jackets, 55 pairs
of bed sacks. 74 pillow slips, 6 pillows,
8 sheets, 5 blankets, 16 towels, 37 hot
water bottle'covers, 127 cheesecloth
handkerchiefs, 99 packages of gauze,
sponges, 105 washcloths, 9 nighten-
gales, 47 pairs of socks. 67 pairs of
mittens, 70 pairs of wristlets. 55 Bal-
aclara caps, 4 knee caps, 119 flannel
cholera bolts, 590 rolled bandages, 81
obdominal binders, 74 scultites band-
ages, 37 many tailes bandages, 557
bandages, 126 triangular bandages.
By holding four special meetings tiiev
were also able to till a. rush order for
25 cholera belts. Miss Maude Myer
the Treasurer stated that they had
sent $50.00 for anasthetics for the
hospital expended $328.82 for materi-
al and their total receipts were $416.-
59. Between the addresses and speech-
es the following programme was rend-
ered. Solo and Chorus, We’ll Never
Let the Old Flag Fall. Solo Mother
Macrec hy Miss Mary Keeffe. Recita-
tion “The Battlefield", Ellie Agnew.
Solo and Chorus “We'll Honor the
Same old Flag." Reading. "Our Cana-
dian Boys” Miss Maud Wisner. Solo,
“Knlttlng". Mrs. Reta Storns. Recita
-tion "ln the Hospital" Miss Mabel
Fielding. Rccitation “Tommy Atkins"
Mrs. A. C. Green. Solo and Chorus
"The Call of the Motherland."
Before the close a collection was tak-
en iip and tho snug sum of $35.00 was
realized. Ara the above report shows
the work done is very commendable
and the ladies of this Society are to
be congratulated on tlioir noble work
and their friends wish them still
greater success in thc future.-A.
 
Better Butter -
Bigger Profits!
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Butter Worker
Adtaned by the best dairies ln
Gt. ritnln and Canada. Makes P
the butter firm-oven-consistent
all through. Results in both!
bath' and bigger pronto!
Solllylulonnrqsohuu.
Yirusha-l¢l».,|7h.
F _.ous cEN'r per word ascii inser-
tion for advertising in this column.
Cash must accompany order. Mini-
mum charge tweuty-dve cents.
-BANNANA8 23c. dozen, Holmufs
1082-5-21M2iBl2l.
-BANNANA8 23c. doz at Holman's
on Saturday. 1082-5-21M2iE2i.
-SHOE8.- $1.95 is the special
price we are offering on a cleaning
line of Women's_0xford Shoes worth
to $3.00 per pair SEE THEM Sinu-
lalr & Stewart, Ltd. 1016-5-22ME1i.
-WANTED.-Boarders can be com-
fortably accommodated at the Wisner
Hotel, Atherton. Prices moderate.
Gordon Bennett, Proprietor.
1067-5-20m7I.
-RED CEDAR MOTH PROOF
CH ESTS ln different sizes, secure one
for packing away your furs and oth-
er winter goods, prices right Sinclar
& Stewart. Ltd. 1016-5-22ME1i
-WANTED- Girl for general
housework and plain cooking, high-
est wages paid to competent person.
Apply to Mrs. J. E. Wyatt. Summer-
side. 1018-5-18Mtt.
-BIRTHDAY PARTY.-A Mission
Band Birthday Party will be held in
North Bedeque Church -grounds on
Monday evening, May 24th at 7.30 p.
m. 1018-5-22M1l
-SINCLAIR ANUSTEWART LTD.
can .supply your wants in high grade
seeds. They have still on hand a good
stock of all the different kinds right-
ly priced. _ 1016-5-22ME1i.
-HANDKERCH'IEFS.- We are
placing on sale Saturday morning 50
dozen sheer lawn cross-bar unhem-
mcd handkerchiefs, six for 15c.; easily
worth double the price. Get your sup-
ply carly. R. T. Holman. Limited.
Summerslde. 1106-5-21ME2l.
-SEEDS.-Fifteen packages flower
and vegetable seeds for $25c. See
page 138 I-lolman's Catalog for fuller
particulars. Order promptly. We
-will make up an assortment of 15 pack-
ages if you do not specify catalog num-
bers. R. T. Holman, Limited, Sum-
merside. 1106-5-21ME2i.
-SUlTS.- See the wonderful bar-
gains in Women's suits shown in
Ready-To-Wcsr Department. Regular
$20.00 to $25.00 suits (last Season’s
Models) cleaning at $7.50 and $10.00
each. Sinclair & Stewart Irtd.
1016-5-22ME1i.v
-SCHOOL WORK.- l’upil’s stand-
ing of Bideford School for April fol-
lowsz- Grade V.-1, Jaincs McDon-
nld; 2, Beecher McDougall; 3, Claude
ilnyes. Grade IV.- (Senior)-1, Or-
cll Mc(`aiill; 2, Jorn Mt-Donald; 3,
Clifford McDougall. Grade lV.- (Jr)`
-1, Wilna Millar; 2, Jennie England;
3, Hubert McDougall Grade lil.-1,
Fred Young; 2, George Young; 3, El-
mer McDonald. Grade ll.-1, Stanley
Evans; 2, Preston McCaull; 3, Ver-
non England. Grndc l.-1, Janet Will-
iams; 2, Mahcl Evans; 3. Dorothy
Young. Perfect atteniiance.- James
McDonald, Susie Cannon, John Mc-
Donald, Clifford McDougall. Hubert
McDougall, Geo. Young, Fred Young,
Janet Williams, Mabel Evans, Dorothy
Young and Keith McDougall.-li.
\VESTERN PERSONALS
-Mr. Ji. F. Arnett, Summerslde,
went to St. John, N. B, yesterday to
meet the remains of the late Mrs.
Artemas Howntt.-X.
--Mrs. Wm. Newson, Edmonton,
Alta., accompanied by her sister, Miss
Hughes, and two children passed
through Summerside Thursday even-
ing en route to Charlottetown.-X.
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-RETURN T0 WORK. - Capt.
Frank Gallant returned to the
"Brant" on Monday, after having
spent the week end with his family at
Leovillc.-Z.
-BEAUTIFUL HOME - Mr
Bruno Peters is crecting a magnifi-
cent honie in the centre of St. Louis,
and from all indications will be com-
pleted early this fall. Mr. Peters is
operating a large saw mill in that
busy littlo village besides being a
building contractor.-Z.
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mprci ea s ers,
clears the llrxlslagesnitopx drop-
fings in that root nndxpcrmnnenn
cures C.-ltnrrh and lny Fever.
&c. as box : blower free. Accept no
substitutes. All dealers or ldmllllill
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There’s Hundreds
of JUGS Here Now
In Hundreds of Differ-
ent Styles, Shape, Col-
ors and Patterns at
Hundreds of Different
Prices-See them.
It is th b t best d' -
play of re§lly\T1Tf;T: qiility talile
Jugs we’ve ever s wo. Our
shelves are groaning under their
weiglhg, but we boughét them right
and _ve marked t m at prices
that will permit them to remain
on our hands only a short time.
Biit they must be seen to be ap-
gergggtteéle-!-,tiléey mgstthbe tested
n o e r
can be dem  I .`All;vev:sliT§
that youcal n seethisline-we
know you’ll=buy.
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Quality and Value
Strongest Features
$5.75 to $22.50
This season we
Come and see this
collection ev_en_ if
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Every Style
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The Season’s best offerings from every point of view are included in the ,
1; Ladies’ Apparel At This Store 
 With the coming of summer the wise Maid or Matron is_ considering _
 Apparel that will be both cool, comfortable and smart. A most choicecollection -
‘ of stunning suits and lovely frocks is here for _your approval in excellent array. 
Put these garments to the test of your most critical Judgement. Then we know *L
you’ll concede that in them style and comfort meet adrvurably. ,
So Many Destinctive Picturesque Style .Features 
Coats '
every lady
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From
better prepar-
than ever.
.75 to $22.50
Just as_ we thought -
the designers had
exhausted their
clevemess for one
season the makers
sent us a new lot of
suits that are pret-
tierthan ever.
Suits That
Men like
Each Garment is
Exclusive '_' _
$7.95 to $39.00 ‘_
Suit styles differ
from those _of last
spring particularly
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lines and new skirt '
Direct from New York V J _
You can almost say \ iz/ _ 4 f' ,_
of these suits be- . , f/
cause they are each 1 '
copies of some of the
newest importations
features. New fab-
rics are much in evi-
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Then you’ll find it a relief to come here and select your dainty wash 
dresses from our large new stock. Just what you want for wear around the -
house and even good enough for street wear. Priced so low that you cannot 
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 Silk Gloves That
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Time has tested our Silk
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P D ¢ of miladys attire just as
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PATENT SOLICITOR
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pawyer (U. S.) and Registered Pa-
tent Attorney, 15 ycars experience
iii; Canada and U. S. inventions
promptly patented. Trade Marks and
Designs registered; infringement and
validity searches. Evidence collected
in patent suits. Reports prepared for
counsel.
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Why breed to untned horses, when you can secure the serv
vices ofa horse with a good stobk ,-¢p,,m,,, ?
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