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The Buckley--Old
 E'ngla11d°s Best
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it   No other hat sold in Canada un-
-..-" der such a strong guarantee. Read
lily . ' If it fails to give entire satisfae
’= _`  tion or note this if same is darn-
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,_uNmN_t,_A3€___ _”leed. aged by accident within fouryinonths
 return it to 15. A. McDonald s store
' / and get a new one absolutely free.
Could any guarantee be more generous.
The following guarantee is placed inside of every Buckley Hat. Read it.
l"rit-es $:,5o and $3.00 stamped on leather.
"'“'* Giuiiwzntee
N* | ' ooAuAN'l‘r;r.
The color and Weai' of this hat are
alieoltitely guaranteed and any hat _
which will not give entire satisfaction,
_______.___ will be exchanged at any time within
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D, ,-,_- _<O,_,, four ii onths alter purchase. Vle also
` .icfree to exchange this hat, if sanic is
d1ni.ige<l b\ accident during the said
ioui' inoiitlis.
l_ Bi CKLIEY & SONS, Maiiufactiirers.
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S. A. McDonald. '_
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IKANSANQ FABLE llllll. Mll. lllllllllllll _
LOST Hlllll ELECTION llllilllllll lilllflllllllllllllll
_.._..____--- PARIS, tlnt.,-April 22.-The audi-
ence that lieartl Hon. Win. Paterson
'l".il`l~1K.\_ lion.. .\_;.i-il I9-"I know ro'._\<tel" seeinetl to thinl: that all  
wi'-at it. is now to be hoist by my own these eliiekeiis had lrft their regular Cn ,m,sS,, at the c,,nC1,,_,_im, of his vs_
i\vt=\:'\l." 'Flies >'i»<>kc 'l`<\tn Mc-Wal.-l\\1Sl‘“‘-=`S 1”” f” l_‘“"“ the f’le‘”““""‘°l iiuirlis and anplaiult-ri vociferoiislv It
lately del'e:~.t.eti candidate for hlayor of seeiiig him eat that worin:_ W_liereas_“.nS 51,. 1->,.,t,_,.SOn_s met _,,,huC 5|,,,e,,h
tins eitv. .\li-_ 1\lc.\`enl had au exper- *Ulf °“l~"' lllterest they had "-1 XL “'us|Siii<:t- the iixzireiiieiit, was announced.
ienct- la~r .suiniiier that called for a
litt-i'ai'_v proo‘_'.ctioii that followed him
thro:i~;li the _-ti'ciix.o\is primiiry earn-
pziiifn for tht- f‘.laiyor`s ot‘l`i:t‘, and
wliirl: uill i»i‘f.liaiil_v liaunl. hiiii it he
e\'er airiiin ruiis for office.
I..i»t suuiniir Mr. .\le'\'cal trnvrllinl
over the l~`ir.~i l‘...'i\fi'..~'~_»io!ii-il di.<ti'icf
as 1. <r.Iidiilat.e l`oi |'oii_ur._‘-s ciiguiiist
l:e;ii‘.:;_-iitutiw _‘.;iilioi~_~'. and afttr his
defeat lie \\'rot..e a _L-inte ivliicli had
Irion tii-viilntzoii i:i the .s't.::tt~. It was
c|ii_it,!r-ti “ \ I".'ili!:-_ y~t Bot fi l1‘D_lili'."
lie iiifereiitiallji' .-oizii-iii‘i~~! hiiiisclf to
n rfiozater who finds nu-.»i‘m, culls :ill
the titiiri' eliiclfi-i:,~; 1-.imiiiiil liin; and
then _~\\'nll'»'.-.'24 it in 'tirili' prefcnrfc.
A '.':i'i-.if ii_»rti._\' 'l`opi-lit; people. men
:ind ‘.~oi»;cii, i'.~.i;e.iiiiere:l this literari'
Pl`0tll»\‘f un. and in the late. ciiiiiiiziigii
tliejf io»»1;.'-fl it rp. 'i`hc_\' \\iiiiflt-i`e-tl if
.\'Ir.\`t\:il, lion onl_-.' six iiioiitlis from
tht- dat. oi' its- pii`.il't'atiuii, eiitrrtiiiii-
cd the sainu \'ic‘.\'s.
I 1
lthnt they haboi-ed the delusion tbut.
,there would be soinething in it for
,tlieni. The iivei'u.i.',e iiolitican gets the
iniprc.~'.~;ii-ii that his fellow citi/..'-ns
nrt- just crazy to see liini plgv: d iii a
'itsitioii of ti'ust He fools them and
[wsu that lir' is just v.'oi-kliig hi.~i;;~ -f
,iit~ni`l_\: to death for thciii \\'lici'easi_<.ll
lie u'aiit.~: is the lioiiiir and the int
job,”
'I`iiEs ivas \\'oi‘iii\\‘oiifl :ind gall for
,sonic af the woinen present, and
lthiy ex;ii'essctl their indignation that
la fzaiilidate for high orrice should
couipnre the voters to a bzintl of
clizckeiis. ‘_"l`hat is not all," declared
the speaker, who read this :;t-.ctloii
_froiii l\Ir.\Ieal'.s fable:
“.I=-sr, tlieit niiotiwr roof-.trr found
another \voriri_ and at ‘bis cull all tlie
foul cliirl-'eii.=: lei; the nr~;t rooster
iiii\l'y;atlic.i‘etl ;ii'»i'.intl the secoiifl just
ns lin also r\\'nllti\\'erl the \vo1‘in he
I l`l t tl un' the ieo-'
, We have been charged with sell-
l‘in,\; our country, with being concern-
lefl in a plot to loner the flag to the
llfiiited Staffs," :uid Mr. l’at.erson,
_in one of his ringing periods. "I
-di i't boast of in ' lf 'alt' ver loud-
|~~ _ _ '  ii sw i .v
they fool liiiii. Ile iiirilvys then. s-.ip-_I3-_ but I feel it \.,,,._V deeply-_ I Con,
sider it an insult. on the part of our
opponeiits to iiiiestiori my loyalty,
lbut I eoiisider also \\'li-ere the insult
leoinns from. I believe lf you erin malie
the fai‘inci~;= prosi'iei'oii_= you can make
all other eliisses in the eotiiinunity
prosperous; and when you add to
that the great Hsliiiir: and lumberiniz
iiit;-rests, you have two-thirds, if not
tlirce-tuiarters, of the people of Can-
afln almost. directly interested, and if
_vnu benefit the whole country, I be-
lieve it will be one of the irrcatcst
tliiiies tliat the linnricr Govcrnrnmit,
lins been able to carry tlirou_i:b. if it
is carried, and the vrlioln Dominion
will be the loser if it is not car-
l
.t. =.\‘u:~' .tt :i ii..ritiiiu of the lol-al had iouiit. ' ia is it- ' 3, ; I-ich
Sizfii-ii.-e _\.;_‘ot-iutioii vxlu-i'e the Ale- :Ile leave one lN‘ll“l‘i‘°‘l" f‘”` *HWY-ll0l`l ‘Wlio’s got thc licst. ol the bar-
Ntnl _'able ".\';»,.~' first lirouglit. up uuil Continued the pliilosfiplicr, ‘and gencr- gain/' ,mkcil M,-_ pate,-S,,n_ --the man
talk.-d about, line womaii had nifide ally find that they get nutliiitg out whn has the ninety minion new c,,S_
ilu” ‘l|1\1‘i:e that no iu__fiulir>r of hci~,Uf tbl' U`11HllL"‘-' " ltoinziis or the innn who has eight
wx sliouiil von- "fir a man ulio coin-} Aiipnrriitlv this cliielieii fable. de- mi|1im,'_>_ who Sf,m~(@,1 f_|,,. mipusi.
pnr|~.< it lot of'old liens to iiitelligriit.~_fo:it<-d McNeal for thx- iioininatlon for tion 5,, thi.; Bg,»(en,¢M'_» Not me
v.iti~rs_ and sbt- ivaveil thc <-liplriiiuf iniup to that time hi- hnil prarticnlly mm, chiefly ¢0nfggpne.;1_fy|_rmc|-s_ lum.
the :-ir :ind slioiit.t~f!,-l'Iei'e  is, the solid woinau vote of ’l`op.'-Ita. En- N.,-m(~n_ fishm-,nen_h',,¢_ th ,mend 1
froin Nlc.\'i‘al.. own pro." Iicnd
ouigb women turned to l\Ie.\Ienl s op
e a
,intere:~'ts, the trusts, the men who
1`\‘l\‘l-" "FUN" 1| "l1"l"l*` ‘ll l"‘\f?f?~` fl"_*Hl ll":'_l"f‘l lf" 'l'-'fffct llllli- _ !_sl-cud htimliwirls of otli-insaiiils in Paid
the itoiiii-ii pin'-_-zriiit, unll then the ln- ilvlvlv, »\lCf\(‘!\l_ <ll‘lll ll li"lf l-USL_i1tlvortiscments. not for ‘thc lo'/col'
oii:ii:i_iit .~¢'.illi'iig;»t1i- |ii‘r>rer_:lcd to read u'oi‘iii, one of tnr woiiirii Voter;-; 1-0--f,h(`; farmer, hut, for their own selfish
in a loud and 1li.~:tiiirt \o'.cr: -- _ni:ii'kr-'I when .-:lic iiclird the rrxiiilt. on _i|,t,;|-ust_u_ lf gh;-59 ('p_,ym¢1i|;m mmm.
""ll<_‘- \lf\.\ 11 l‘l\1l"-*‘_>l’l1-'.‘l‘ stood ‘_.\‘Iu_vor, ‘clots can invest their tens of millions
_“"“_'_"‘h“‘i~_ ",_,;l:""k_ "l r"l""t"‘_"‘“' _’“__“_ '_"*_”""""*°' til" llllliifl Sltulv-;»ti!i¢lt1stl`ieS witliuut
i:»`~ ‘url _ . io.s.~1 in-;; ;>~ o ._ic ' Gsm, 5 0 1 -
Ilorlty tliseovr-i'rd ii lui-gc, int, Juicv | "You can`t, be too careful in select- fnrmfil- 1-ncuri;i=_]ly!;_ gf); liar-\iix(,_~;,;L€l1n@a(};l,§-If
it-orrii and iiiiiiierliiitely called nll _thc _1U.L_'_ vQ\ll` <ll`\ll-I-='lUl`0._ CSl\0Clflll.V _H1 l*l‘f\' rl(-|~ without sellim! his Iovnltg; with
4-liiekviis to him. 'lliey t-:zine runniiiiz, Hfllptioii Work. t-iir-_record in this ,L_ you will imve miimmis r|m,,i,,,.
but \'.'lu~n they v»'c1'i~ ull igiitlicrrtl the f_\\/“FIC [H0110 llllll- flu 'llll»Zlll» CFWY- UU!" n.>i~r_h and ,;¢iiig_i\_ 1,4.; U; U,,_im_ but
imfistei' prone:-ilctl_ to sw.'illo\'.' _ tluf prc:~'ci'\|itio|i d»_~puitinent is one ol _tho yn., “-in am, haw. H,,,,,, r,,,mi,,,: mst
woriii liiinself ivitu great sat.ii.fuc- _lalifest uiid__iii_ost carefully t~iiiit_lt1c_trtl m,,| wcsi ,md Cm.,-y|,,,: all t|,,.,. mn
f_|._i_p: __ _ _ ___ .in thc pi<_»\iiiue.__l_.e.i\_T_ _j»<i1i_i§__|ii_et-ii|i- pm-,-_V_" ,\(._,.|nr,,,| Mp |»M_,.|-coli. '|\~,,,,_r_,
_|l\"l"‘. fifllfl tht' |\l'Il'_‘>=_"I'l1f"`._ H _U""* “Ill ll* "` “ffl ‘Pwr-_ would lie fioriihetltioii, and lic-rlifqas
a lit type of uveraizc polittcnii. lliat 'hu' Ilorcr rntns,
_ .. -
____ lt has been a surprise to me,"
'EEE
his
We have just received from Ontario a limited sup-
ply of ci-:tra Choice No. I heavy Black Tarfarian Oats.
The best we have seen of this variety. Price 90 cents -
per bushel.
Improved American Banner
The favorite Oats of the P.  Island Farmer,
Extra heavy, Choice quality. Price 80 cents per
bushel
All selected stock seed, done up in sacks of 3
bushels sufficient for one acre. A change of Seed
Grain always pays and pays well.
Carter &Company Ltd.
Dealers in High Grade Seeds and . J
Grain ~ W.N. Tanton
said Mr. Paterson, ~"tbc fuss tlint
luis been innrlc about this agrrc-
inciit." lt. \va‘s an issue that drew the
,line :ilu-rnlv between Liberal and Tory
|ir:ueiplt».\;.
ircadv made clothing repre
$4.93 to $5 z2.oo-Paton s.
4-2 qdtfrii
\
ll
ll
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Handsome, Rich
Table Silver
~.
Ilandsome lable silveris the
de ight ofthe housi-kccper when
she sees il decorating her hospi-
table table or ornamentin? her
buffet and lendinga lonec eleg-
ance to her (lining room.
Our stock is urtlstlc roduced
und re gains of the a Iver-
sn\ilh`n nrt. We'|l be Pleased |40
show you the lnient prodiw-tiol\l._ -
i%.'o,ooo worth of spring
1,
lscntirig four of the best mak-
ers in Caiiada. Suits from
MON'I’AGllE, i SUIIRIS --
t\ND~‘-- K|NG’St. WUNTY
...It pays to buy in this Province.
...Miss Oarrle Mclsaac, Rollo Bay.
is visiting in Souris, the guest of
Mrs. Lawrence Cheverie.-J.
...River View School is at present
closed on account of an outbi-ea.k of
scarlet fever in the distritt.
...Miss Josephine Grady, Baltic, is
visiting in Souris, the guest of her
sister, Mrs. Wilfrid Chevcrie.-J.
...William McFarlane, teacher, An-
nandale, has returned, after spending
his Easter Holidays at his lionie in
Charlottetown.
...George E. Saville, Mt. Mathirson,
and John D. Livingstone, Upton,
spent Sunday in Dundas, the guests
of E. C. Turner.
...t‘-eorge R. Keele, Rollo Bay, left
Souris yesterday en route to Halifax
fwliere he will spend several weeks in
_the interests of his firni.-J.
.,.i’\t. St Mary's ('liureli. Siintlny,
».-\pril 22, the Ma1‘riny_e of Annie Mc-
_Williams of Souris to -loscnli Cain!!-
,bell, Rollo Hay, \'.'a;.' sioleniniicd by
'Re\'. R. B. McDonald.-J.
...Albert Wood, one of the siiccrssfttl
Islanders abroad, has returned home
after a lonx: abseiice in the llnitctl
Stiites, and is spending a well-earned
vacation in Dundas. the izufst of his
parciits, Leonard and Mrs Wood.
...l{e\'. Ewen Macl)oii;;all will l’l`9f\Cl\
Sabbath. 30th, at .\lurrny liivcr at
10.30, l‘etcr's Road at 2,30 and
illrooklyn at 6.30 p.in. Also Tuesday,
_May 2nd, at Iris, lvediiesdiiy, 3rd,
,at Belle River, utid Thursday, 4th, nt
*Point Prim at 'I lun.
...A very pretty \\'cdtliti_v took lllnrc
nt Morcll Sunday, April 23, wbcii
ll"ntlif-r Melntyrc unit.»_'d in the holy
ibondzs of inntrinion_\', :s`iiiiiucl ll, t'ar-
,peiitei', Sonris, to .\l\s.~' Annie Llcivai'
'of flint place. 'I`l~c hnppv couple left
l_\'c.-:tii'rIny for their new lioins- in llol-
lo llny west. 'l‘hc (iunrdiun wislirs
_tliviii niucli linppiuc.<<.---l.
 liaiuiuet. was held at tliv resid-
,....-.- of 11, r‘._ and .\li'~=.1\1cl.cnn,
Souris. on lfrizliiy c‘.'enii\;: lust in
honor of Harry Storrs who took his
dcpartui-c yesterday for New Glas-
gow. N. S., Where lie has mweptetl a
position in the Vnnniliiin Hank of
Fmniiicree. There was n large num-
ber of his school mates and friends
|iy-cn-“sit and the c\'oi:iii;; uns pleasant-
ly sweiit in plnyiir-_; saints, singing.
"tc, llarry is rt great fn\‘oi‘ite with
the young people and will be i.5i'c9.tl_\'
mi_=_=;¢.l, When lic ;;ratlitnt;»tl from
Snuris High Seliool a your ago he
carried off most of thc honors and
great things will be expected of hiin
in his chosen profcssiiin.-.l.
l5REE  
DVICE l
____-i-1-
inuuieatc with Mrs. Piiikliain at Lynn,
Mass. All lottersare received, opened,
read and answered by women. A wri-
_Q __ Q man can freely talk
l>  Q of ber private ill-
  ir; in i;;.°r:s
~ iu i.. e .-
` tablislicd this con-
tidenen between
Mrs. Pinklirtiii and
. " the wonicn ot’
5],  America which has
-tc, »:-‘ ¢», never been broken.
1~'»w\ 2 uw ~f Never has she ptib-
lislied :L testimonial or used a letter
witlinut the \vrittt-_‘ii consent of the
writer. and never has the Company
allowed 'these confidential letters to
get out of their possession, as the
liiindreils of thousands of them in
their liles will attest. _
Ont of the vast volume of experience
tvliich Mrs. Piiilrhaiii has to draw
from, it is more than possible that she
has gained the very kiiowlcdge iii-edt-rl
in your case. She asks nothing in re-
turn except your good will, and licr
advice has helped thousands. Surely
any woman, rich or poor, should be
glad to take advantage of this gener-
ous offer of assistaiicc. Address Mrs.
Pinkliam, care of Lydia E. Piiikliam
ltledieiiie Co., Lyim, Mass.
Every woman ought to have
Lydia E. I’inkliam’s 80-page
Text Book. It is not rt book for
general distribution, as it is too
expensive. It is free and only
obtainable by mail. \Vrite for
it today.
 
is
Huuse_ Gleaning
Supphes
We carry asplcndid stock in
this linc~ -Everything to make
your liuusecleniiiug as easy as
possible.
llere you will find
Household Ammonia
Furniture Poliiihcs
Castile Soap
\\'ondershine
Powd. Borax
Mulh Balls (bulk and pkge)
~ I’utz Cream
Scrubhs and Chlmois
Hand Clumera
Carpet 'Wash, etc, etc.
Also many othfr articles too
i numerous to men\inn.- All fresh
by the inon-t satisfied 'tleuliiners _ ` s¢,,c|¢ and of me begtsuulfty. - I
.~ .
Lei. un have your or er
` E. A. Foster
I ' Central Drugstore
I T0 WOMEN..
I SHOOT NEGRO `
' l IH OPERA HOUSE
_ Women sufferiiig from any form of-
illuess are invited to proinpt-ly com-,
, ...Ernest Kirby and Perle Gosby o_f
Murray Harbor were in Bouris yesten-
day.--J. '
...Mail a card to R. T. Holman.
Ltd., Sumnierside, for Holnian’s free
catalogue. 4-24dr3i.
., ...Peter Green, Bridgetown. spent
Sunday in Dundas, the guest of llich-
ard Jenkins.
...The Morning Daily Guurdian can
be obtained at H. J. Mabon’s drug
store, Souris. 4-4drtf.
...The Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Spencer.
i(}ovehead, are visiting friends in
Montague.--M. .
...The Morning Daily Guardian can
be obtained at W. A; Johhstone's,
Montague. , 2-Sdrtl.
'...Good catches of herring were
made Elattirday and yesterday by the
Souris fishermen.-J.
...Buckley guaranteed hats!--all the
nmvest shapes and styles at Sterni-i
.Bros.. Souris. 4-25d2i.
...William Burke, Fortune, has; ac-
,ceptcd u position as sawyer in the
'Klondyke lumber mills, Souris.-J.
...I‘liilip Mooney, St. Teresa, who
Ilias a sub-contri=.et_ on the Elmira
lllranch was in Sotiris yesterday.-J.
...Every young man in Souris
should sec our spring neckwear, it is
.in a class by itself. Sterns Ilros.,
l Sotiris. 4>25d2i.
l ...Miss Ida. E. Molyneaux, Dundas,
has returned home after spending 3
_few days nt lliittlo ~ River with her
|slster. i
_...Ilernnrd Tliiglics, .\‘i\\irii-i, who has
iocen under trcatineiit in the Illini*
|Iotte.to\\'u Hospital returned hoine on
Saturday lust completely cured.--J.
-Brace, McKay & C0., Ltd., Sum-
merside are having a big 'drive in
guns and nmmunition. See the $15.00
(lun in window-it‘s R wonder. _
i 4-l4dftur\v2w
.. H. lt. lllooney and Patrick Burns,
'contractors of St. 'I`he1‘esa's arrived
lin Souris yesterday and will begin fi
_sul>-contract on the Elmira this week.
...The stock and farniiug imple-
,iiientie of the inte Anizus Stewart of
illeathcrdnlc will bn found at auction
,on his premises on Wedncsilay, Illriy
f5'\_-il. Hand bills later. 4-2.'iilli.
i _--
I  G. Jorflnn, Snuris, having
cr.iisr~ii'.'cd to act ns Guardian reprc~
lscntuti\'c, all news, ndvertisinf: zinfl
stibsr-riptirins in Souris and Viciiiity
should be banded to him. Z-ltldrtf.
...l€il\\'ai~tl Lztvic, the oliligini: pro-
prietor of the Souris livery stable,
_piirclin~‘e<I a beautiful inure from
ll<‘ri:nk Dixon, Fortune, _vnstci‘di\y, for
‘-»~lii<-li it is underst.oot`i hr raid n.
high iiirure.-J.
...Martin McKinnon, Montziiziic, hav-
ing conseiited to act ns Giiurdian re-
presentative, all news, advertising
av-fl eiilisrrlvf-inns in Montague, und
vicinity should be handed to him.
2-'Jrtf.
(`.\l.HilUI\', Ky., April 21-With
militia upon the scene to prevent n
race war the authorities set out to-
day to investigate the lynehing of
_William I’ott<°r, a negro, who niet
death last night at I.ivei‘nioi~o, eight
Qinilcs from here, in it iiiiist intluili'niii»
`nt.ir‘ .scciic of veiiizenlirz. Acciiqxtl of
fat.n.liy shooting F'runk` Mit.clicll_ a
young white nian, the assailniit was
striing up before the stage of the
I ‘\'f""‘f>"»‘ ("l\'=ra House, and a crowd
of one hundred men and boys, who
n -e~i- the tiieiiire, riddled his body
with bullets. So much per shot was
Cllarlred, the sum to he turiied over
to the Mitchell familly.
Fairly today, when I'ott,er’s body
was cut. down it was hanging in
shreds. Persons who were willing
lto pay for orchestra seats were
-cliargcd douhln prices for the privil-
elits of citilltyiiig their [runs into the
‘l>'l‘l.V UI the swaying figure, 'l`liosc iii
the gallery* were grunted u ],,“-0,.
rate.
l Potter had been taken from the
,tliicra Home to the jail to uvoidtbc
luiob, but the ruse was tli:~ieo\'ei~e<l_
SLIIYER REPRIEIIED
\VINNll’l'l(l. April 21-Nflgolixi
_Bilo\vns, convicted of the initr-
_der of Michael Bnliiji on November 1,
1910, and seiitenred at the last ns-
sizes to be hanged April 25, next
Tuesday, at Winnipeg, has been
Rrantctl a reprieve of one week to
May 2. '
Curtains and _ curtaining in
uiadras and muslin to brighten
the windows after house-
cleaning. Cheap at Patons.
’ 4-zgdtfrii.
The Laundering
Of Fine Curtains
requires particular skill and
ex--ellent facilities -that is why
The Star Steam laundry is so
popular with particular people.
Let ns clean your curtains-
They will be finished as only
skilful experts work can make
them, done promptly too, and
delivered to your door If we
finish your curtains the im-
proved :ippearance of your
windows will certainly please
you. Phone 151 for wagon.
Star Steam Laundry
Clothing Values  
That arel\/119711337 _
Hard to
Beat
o>1Lv nv Bovine
enormous quantities wiili cash were
we able tg offer you sticli_ excellent
clothing at such sniall prices: You
make a wise move by lJl1\’“llI at
11R()\VN’S, \vhicli ever way you
take it. \Ve don't keep b00l< HC
counts, you’re not charged for
bnokkeeper‘s salaries or bad debts.
We have one price for all-no f_av-
ored few--everyone issure of qettiug
the sqiinrcst of square dt-als be-re.
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Our clothing was bought from the ' l‘.-*f'ff`??-'i;°lI=;',---il-, i ’
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lar est and richest inatiuf-.ic‘urers,froiii ,
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people known the country over for .
the excellenccof tliese clothes. \on ll =_-;_   ._
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find as mucli style. :ts good materials, .
workniaiisliip and tit as v0_ur custoin-
rarer eliarges-.-u-itli the price reduced
one-half.
There is no two tvays about it.
Brown’s present showing of ready-
\
to-wear clothing will give you as ti
much satisfaction as the best of cus-
. . , _
tom-tailored .suits can. Brown >-
prices are away below those of :ill
other ready-niudc clothing dealer-,
Coiiipaie '
All other di-filers' piicvs
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(i'l"l`.\\V.\, tint., April ;'l~--l`a|il,niii]
ll. J. Ilirilswliistle, i-iet'i'ctnry ul' thu.
t'nnadiaii lloy Seoiits, to-dn._v r:'ci>i\'-i
i-d rt i’rcetin_i: from the lloy r1t~oiit:;|
of llussin to thc :s`<~oiit¢: oi t‘oiuid:1. l
’l`lii- iizrs,-:apic r<'nd:~
St. l’ctcrsburi;, litissia, .find voii-,;rar.~
ulutions of coinradship to th-‘ir fur
uway brotliers, the flov r~let\.it,»-of Q
GREETINGS FROM l
' RUSSIAN BOY SCOUTS;
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“'l`l.c Iluv Scouts of l":ii‘;koii-_ Si-lo ,
no
are priced
Indio-. in want of u fnsliltiiiziilti
lmook nhriur. hat. for spring; \i'»_-or
Patons.
Special from the mlllinery sailo-
tor this Saturday hu really
nioied imported i-<=z:rl_~,f to won
hats trimniud with nrotty ll‘»\i/ers
d other material |`ouriuatloii> in
straw crlni-line or braided, i_liv_v
vo -'is niuoh style as you would
¢ior.r.»:|i ri S5 00or 7.00 lint they
for today ai. 53.75
imotuo better than sew-i'o wie.
4 22031.
t`niu-.dn fer St. tleorifffs llay. i\.in\,-' I
your excellent work prosps-i‘ unilerl
the |»roteetion of your motto, "llc
l wp:-=.i't~il.”
tSil»!ncd) t)_. l'AN’l`(l.\`t‘llHl<`l<‘,`
I consider l\IlI\'.\Hl)'S llINll\'IEN'l‘
the BEST Liinlnient in unc.
I got my font badly jammed late-
ly. T bntlied it well with MlNAIl.I)’&~l
I have $7,f)u»‘1.tl0 v mth ofthe
latest, fashionable and well
"made ready-to-wear clothing in
‘ amida and am selling slightly
over manufacturers’ nrices.
Come in andselcct the values-
all prices nthiched H H.Brown,
The Young Men's Man.
l.INli\ll.IN'l‘, and it was us well as,
ever next day. `
Yours very truly,
T. tl. Mc_\Ili'l,I.I'IN.
“l~7ni:li~.b und Fanadin |l`isriiil.i in'
pnckuiges and tins i~t'dut-eil from ilu
.\’: 45 ei-nts to 15 cents a tin at Beer
& (lotl`s. -1-25dZi.
“Call ut .I. F. Mc.\Ieill's Restaur-
ant, Souris_ for lunches. teinperatcl
drinks, eoiifcctionery, tobacco, ci-
,-gar., etc. 4-25.111!
4-2Zd5i
\l/ssold more Mllllnory nt; our
Mllllnory ripening than vin ever
sold tietom. Bi-.cause lt exempli-
tlod tho styles of the sea son with-
out bolng extzrumt-i~and the i_n~
dlvldueil touc-hes for each Dt'-YSUH
appealed to everyone Got. your
sprlrig not bore.~Prowsf'- HWS
Ltd. 4 lritlif.
Beds and bedding at inoiicsy
saving prices at Patnns.
.4-25dtfrii.
Fine Values in
Wall Paper and
Carpet Squares
of \\'u_lI papers in t.hcri‘o\‘iiic<- is ul\o\\'n
here in our i-if_ori-.tliiiiiliw--'s of pnltcrns
beniitilul tlesiirvs, a niiignificeiit nrrnv
ofthe best _from Canadian and Am r
noun ht-tt-i'|ei<. make our showil-tr mir-
tictiI_.\rl_\' iiitercsiiiiig to lslnnd women.
l"rii‘cs range trom 70 uo..b‘e roll to
.  . _  $l.00
lIi||i'*_ri»~ds
  oltlenigns,
_ Intent yn.-
tcr|i:<,_o_\u_\lit_v fzoodqt you can putulisol-
ute but i ii_i.hhown_lii llrusnw-lu. 'I`n|il~a_\-
r.\', Axniililstor. WiIt.oii.ntr:.
I‘i'iei-s from $2 00 up to . . . .
. .
Lei us ht-lp you liouseclcan.
Montague Fur
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Wall PGP" ‘.;:.’.'::r.'.:it.i’.:..:t~2
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nishing Co. Ltd. 
tlltsrstf Mciiiagiic, I‘. Ii |-
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In Cakes
because our prices are _very
Let us convince you.
` ‘"3 » .. .; - , in ~.
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eweler-Sunnyside;/'. Sunnyside _ A F waht" PNP
_/ . _
Unusual Activity'
Our cake department is kept busy. Peoplc
realize that it is a great advantage to be able to pr0-
cure cake such as ours. Our cake department should
appeal to you from an economical standpoint alS0»»
low considering q119»l\tY'
E. _I . Qesliloches