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TAKING CARE OF THE CUT GLASS
scn»i0||_ and ltt~t-ping it clear and
uutics that is truly ii iilvasurc. Pieces
that repose ou the china closet .shelves
do not need frequent attention, but
those that are exposed to the dust,
on sideboard or buffet. will have to
be cleaned often.
in a wooden dish tub place a folded
piece of new cotton flannel as a pad
of ammonia and make it sudsy with
` borax soap; wash each piece with a
TheW
-IT PAYS to buy in this Province.
sparltlinr; is_onc of ht-r household "on (uf mygghms
-THE MORNlNG DAILY Guardian
can be obtained at Lai!arty'a Ton-
sorlal Parlonra, Sutnmerlido.
-HORSES SHIPPED - Mr. Dan
McLean, .\'ortliani_ has shipped t-ight
horses to George Thompson. Halifax.
\lr \lt-Lean accompanied the horses
at the bottom. lialf fill the tub with ' ` ' ~ __
warm water. and add two tablespoons ‘°" me mp' H' ' :hm 9930_5_13M|33|
-ALBERTON FIELD KITCHEN
AND AMBULANCE FUND- Mr E
soft llntless new dish cloth. and a P Folev _uberwn h-so ened aéubl
very soft brush that is to be used only ` - " ' ` P
H a t S tor that purpost-_A\\'as‘li only one piece scriphou. '-'sl in am or this mug and
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this Spring!
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 . Sliapes to suit eve1'\'fanc\'!
_'wi
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 "Let inc see a Hat Just
 like the one
 av.
 it lute satisfactitiii in a hat, he
,im
 comes hero for it.
'H V
' WERE showing some
very handsome Soft Hats
‘gn We have too ina'n_\' styles
-1.3;' to attempt o description.
,. 'f §'5.t)(l. -.\°'£..'iU tll‘ $3.00
 brou n. ` We hear 'this every
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, When a .\lan wants real
,pi  style, good value and abso-
ai a lime. then rinse in a pan of clean
luke warm water and dry on a soft
lintless towel. Polish with a soft
vliainois and soft tissue paper. Every
contact with grease must be avoided.
for it inakes the glass permanently
dull. and toarsc towels or rough
SOft Hat briisht-s will also inake scratches.
i
The plates bv.-rr\ bowls buiibuii
iut detanters, \ase.~, tarafe.. iinegar
and oil t-ruets that niiist be cleaned
inside as well as viii must be first
soak(-tl so that time tnay not be lost.
A grated raw potato. wads of soapy
paper. lemon juice and salt. and,
tsetl with great care. a little buck-
sl , 'ill 'id ` ‘le ` `
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attempt to wash cut glass under ruti-
CAN'T BUILD AN
UNSINKABLE SHIP
l.O.\`D(J.\`_ May lil.-The .\iorning
Post _says that the rapidity with which
th Lusit'  unk '_ ‘ ` rt
\'ou sold
questions with regard to modern de
vices for helping to keep vessels
afloat,
it quotes Alexander i`arlyle. who
did much to raise the firm of Harland
and \\'olff. of Belfast. to the position
it occupies in thc shipping world at
the prcsciil il:-iy as saying:
"l »liiti`t lu-licvc thcrc is such at
min: in thc world as an iiiisiiiltahlo
all subscriptions handed him will be
acknowledged in The Guardian.
‘_ -COAL CONTRACT - Menra.
Joseph ltead and Co. Summerside.
.have the contract of carrying 4.500
'tous of coal from Picton to Sum-
inersitle for the l’. E. island Railway.
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§”"‘”“ 3"" `f’ ‘_{"_ *F* _"”"‘< ‘l‘?“’“'-“’ -'ro coiiinesronosnrs.-owing mite subscriptions for tins rum which
to the increasingly heavy demands on
space, The Guardian cautions its cor-
respondents to be as brief as possible
in their contributions. Only Real
News will be inserted.
-ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED -
The engagement is announced of Miss
to Mr. Arthur L. (`arr. of Edmonton.
Alta. son of the late G. \\'. Carr and
"mg water' of Mrs. Carr. Mist-ouche_ P.E.l.. The ‘
wedding will take place early in June.
-Toronto Daily News,
~_- that they may procure at the lowest
-POLICE COURT - At the Police
court Summerside_ on I-`ri~
dai' morning. before His lion-
? “"1" S “'59” “np” am our Stipendiary \lcQuarrie two ter than EXTRA No 1 ’I‘.'uothv Seed
drunks who had been arrest-
ed for disorderly conduct. were
brought up for trial. They pleaded
guilty and each was lined SS and
costs or one month in jail. They paid
thc Fines,-l<l.
-ANOTHER WOUNDED - i\lr.
K(-niiclli Ellis. it forziicz' Suniinirrsidi
boi who enlisted wi" the first t`.-n
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or all drug wants
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Call sud See Them
N. I5-.-lutomobile Service
n Connection with ou
uickly_ life our phone
:tri-1 Sim- of tri-cs. tlioruut:liiic.~.:< of
applicaliiiti. l-tiiitl of nozzlt- used, Iirzlit
or hcti\'_\' lilootii nr .st-t of friiit and
i wt-atltcr 1-tiiitlitiiiiis :it sprayiin: iinic--
llizit ls_ wlictht-r wiiiily nr ialiu. Thi-
l`ir.~'t application is iiiadc bt-fore the
lciivt-s are ont. with nozzle that
iforins ii fini- inisty ,spray This does
‘not reqiiirt- intich time or material.
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th»- spray niiisi lm dirt-i~to<l at r-rich
separate clust-’-r calyx cups. and thc
later peiietratcd :ind till:-d which can
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lin- tliird application ordinarily is
about the .~'ani-» as the first. hui this
ilv,-pends entirely iipoii how wt-ll the
fruit st-ts. The .sainc is true oi' the
foiirth appllcatioti. Iloth the third
:intl fourth applicatiotis are inatlc with
a nozzle throwing a fiuc misty spray
which covers fruit and leaves with at
fini- filth tit' the liquid.
city. N
parcel
No Objection
"lm _von think woiiii-n arc conipctt-tit
to rtiii :iffiiirs of grcat nations?"
tor ti c tance to stiistitiitt pink r b
hon for red tape.
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light and medium weight underwear. The
strong, snugffitting. absorbent kinds that
make you feel so cool and comfortable
during the warm weather.
All the leading brands are included in
our present large and comprehensive show-
ing-Stanfields. Penman's, llewson’s and
other equally famous products will be found
in an exceptionally wide range of sizes.
is there any reason why you shouldnt ~
call today and select your lighter under-
wear ,' You need it now. Our showing of
underwear' is hound to satisfy you.
Reuben Tuplin & Co.
Kensington
_
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 _ _ _ ~ . _ ` ‘ A _ 'l`l=.- itlca of sur-Ab avthiiig set-_nts to his fa’-hor' M _ K  Em . Sw
._ , i . ten
I it - - ` -
` .1-_  H'tt tiitlt in thi. ~it\. _ , , _ , . _ _ woun-it-ti in uit- imc- -.1 inc r~<~.:n
s ’=."\»5"i' t ' {` L ‘ "L" "` hm( 'Wu mu" 'Unk 3' H." “hill batllt- around Yprcs hiitl is now in a
L F »»‘ it ._ ~» l ri »~i|. i sie »»loio . 1 i'~.~ nit-tal has been battered into a
nd, ty n ~ ~. .- _ -p  _
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li .,;,l;;t . . ruce .U __",‘~__‘;“‘"`.;’_f\ "‘; ‘!'I"f:1‘f“rf1""‘_gs‘;`m ,fflf --Miooi.E1'oN scnoot -The
 _ \>';V"*l_~1‘;";h“§';m_if m;;_\_ W l£:m"_  roliort of .\iitidli~t0ii School. i‘rinr~t~ (`o.
" 212-' kgtgé, 'I |||-j |)| '|`|-`|'|"|`|j|{§_ m""h'a! H takgg 3' mlm' 'imp in gm ‘for tht- inontli of April is :is ftillow:~':
'. F* " , _ _ . l _` , ' ' -l'rini~ipal'.~ llcp'i_-(_lraf,lc \'ll.--l,
‘\" twtl- ~,»'i!, thi-in off in <-asc of ilnngcr, , .. _
‘ H1 ` " ' .. .' " . ` "_- _
4 A H in Hr Il" md (_h‘___' md” ho-pit.il :it lloncn l-rantt ll
l.t,-onard kolwrts. _'_ Edisoii Wright;
11 Geo. .\li°(`abe. (ir.'itli- VI.--l lllancli
l. \'inct-iii .\lur-
i_\'_ ‘_ Laiira ('rokt-r' 2'. ('harlcit
 ; _ __Arf__Y,__ Y___i* ' '”'“"""“'"_A` ll'nb¢-rts; ;’.` Ernt-st Smith; Il. lrciic
! £15! . pl .‘ . .
/fQ\\\\\\\\a\\Y]I//Ill/' 'l`ln~ cost of sprziyiiix: varies- grt-ally. -‘;'"l_'|\~ l""rf“f" ‘\‘\""‘l“"“’~`5"“ “"imfi'|
` 'l`ht~ prliiclpnl factors iiffrw-tiiii: t-ost "`“'ff~ 'l"l‘f’ (r““'f(""l' lr"‘_"` "““’“"n'
t`i-t-il _\lci:ilit~, (Eco. hictalit-_ .\l:ilii,-l
.\ii-Vtirillc. Ada liobt-rts. iilaiiclt ltob-
crts. l‘L<li:<o|, \\`riglit. l‘riinary llc|i't.
-Griidc l\'.-l. lilnicr (`ainpbcll; '.’.
.Albert .\lct`arill<-; Il, Elmer \\'riglit.
Grade lll.-l. l-Zlincr ltobcrts; 2. Lt-o
F, t`rokc-ii: Il. liiez ('oniioll_\', Grade
ll.-l. \\'allacc Bradshaw; ‘.Z. .\'eil
llratlsliaw; 3. tfnlistc .\iycrs_ Grade
nn-l l.»»n<-»- this is iistiiilly the lt-ust cy- l~_‘- Mllil|'f"l Wfigllii  Bennett )ic»
Fartlle; J, l-.tlicl Hainniill. Perfect al~
tcndzinco for thc uioiitli'-iitliel \lc-
We bought the Same- i',',',f"',‘," ,f,"”._$"Q,',`,‘;'i‘f__"T Q'-*"‘ ~"'"“"'. if chi...-. .\ii...,7. .\ivca_nii... 'nt-mist: ii...
es of (loft & Co. at 25
c. discount-Rods
cls, Lines,
tnrdlt-_ \\ illretl .\lct ardlc_ Lillian ltob-
»-rt_<_ l-Iiniiit-tt ltolit-rt,~_ Ethcl Hiininiili_
.\'t~il l'lrn|lsliuw. liliuer (fainpbcll. Mil-
ilrcd Wright.
_ _ . . "Vo airs wotncni- Oxford Shoes.
ptcssuretroiii th.. pntnp. l`ln-.ost of 347;, Il; $500 mlm; uqilrlcd |(_a_
fliers. to vicar at Silt-3 pt-r pair. Sin-
clair tk Stewart. Lid 5054153-5»ll.\lE2i,
VVESTERN PERSONA LS
9 -.\lr. \\'. ll. Stiniiier. Tigtiisli. was
an visitor to .\`iiiiinit-rsitlc on Friday
lzist,--ll.
Doctor and .\lrs. t`hainplon. 'l`_\'iie
\'nllt»_\'. were in Siiiiiiiicrside l-`rltlu_\'.-
ll _
,_--.\lr. Graham Rogers. Suininerside
“I don't sec why not." rcplictl .\ir, has returned front a few days business
pm |3,fm“lf i_;rowcliler, "lt iiiiglit _hc ti good idea, trip lo St. John.-H.
\
.,-.\lr. l-rank Lang. Tryon and .\lr.
ltobcrt \\'illlanis. Conway, were recent
visitors to Siimmerside.-H.
-\lr Dan 'iiorrison of the taiiad
nas bten transferred to lialifay. and
has lc-ft to take tip his new duties.-H
 [    V ian'  of iioinnierce. Sumniersltle:
tolonial toal Co was in Summer
side rcccntly iii the interests of the
Conipziny.-ll.
 | The Warmer Weather   ltifrfig
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-Messrs. Stanley Tantoii. St.
l-lit-aiior:-_ Gcorgc Guignion. Travel-
it-rs llcst and Brazil Des Roches, Ml-
scouclit-. were among the visitor.-i to
Summcrside on Friday.-H.
-.\lajor 'I`. li. E. liiniiin ofthe Gtli
1'. .\f. ll.. who was home on a short.
ituvc for ti few days. left again for
Aniliersf on Tlniraday morning. lie
rt-ports coiiditioiis satisfactory at
1 Anilicrst and cxpccts to be called to
I tht: front tit any tline.-H.
l Too Much For' Her
1l'liilatlt-lphia i’iihllc Lctlgtrrl
Viiobscrved and iinaniiouncetl. the
president of it church society entered
the coniposliig room of a newspaper
just in tiinti to hear these words issue
from the niouili of the boss printer:
“Billy o to the devil anti tell him
 K
to Ilnlsli that 'murder' he began this
inotnlng. Then 'kill' William J.
Bryan'ii 'Youngest Grandchild.’ and
  u "‘"“i‘ “if "S“'¢°' ""¢"‘ °f ""“’Y "“°
the hell-box. Then make up that
Naughty Parisian Actress' and lock
5*   tip 'The"Lady in her Boudolr."'
. Horrlfled, the good woman lled.nnd
now her children wonder why they
are not allowed to play with the
 A  ' I; printer'ti youngsters. "
\l\0l. btillda you up and makes
f - _ _ _ _ _» _ P ,~ .1 in-sitio
I' hen insure in good strong stock compan {,g{’"§;f°“'§,_ A‘f',.‘¢§’§_,,‘.',£‘{5,§’_“I,,,§’,",,,_
l ies,which never contest an honest claim such
 HS is represented by _ D... ._ ._ M i-Hn.
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" Physician 'anti Surgeon
-ONE CENT list
:Eng
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Cash must. a llini-
nium charse twenty-il
-sssr seen-get EXTRA No. 1
at liolinan's. Summerside_
9930-5-l3ME3l
-TIMOTHY £EED-Got extra No.
Timothy Seed at l{olnian's. Summer~
-SEED-Extra No. 1 Timothy Seed
selling at the same price as ordinary
No. 1 Seed, at Holman’a Summerslde.
9930-51331531
-JUST RECEIVED Alsilre and
\\'hite Dutch Mixture l0c per lb. at
Holmaus. Sumnierslde. l
9953-5~14M3lE1i.
-PORT HILL FIELD KITCHEN
AND AMBULANCE FUND.-.\ir_ Ar-
»hie Ellis, Port Hill, is authorized to
will, on return. be ackiiowledged in
The Guardian.
-THE KINKORA DRAMATIC
CLUB will present their play "The
Gay Deceiver" in St. .\ialachl`s Hall.
Kinltora, on \\'ednesday night. May
l9th. Home with the crowd. and have
a good laugh.-- 1003-5-lT.\lElipd.
-HARD COAL-If T, Holman. Ltd
expect a hard coal vtssel from Phil-
adelphia in a few days. Customers
should place their orders promptly. so
prices. 9991-5-15!\l2i
-FARMERS-There it nothing bet-
at Holman's which is sellim; at the
same price as ordinary .\'o. 1. namely,
l2c. pcr lb. \\'rite or 'phone your
order to lt. T. Holman. Ltd.. Summer
sitlc. 0930-5~11lME3i
-ALSIKE AND WHITE DUTCH
MIXTURE lilc pt-r lb. .ibsoliitcly
frcc front noxious wcctls; grades .\'o.
13 on account of the prcseiicc of ii
small percentage of sorrel_ l.imitetl
quantity. Order proniptly. lt. T. llol~
man. Litnilcd. Suminersitlc.
9fi.'»::~?..l42\l3iE2i
-A BARGAIN.-Alsikc :intl \\`hiic
Dutch .\lixtitre; grades .\`o. 2: on ac-
coiint of thc prcseiicc of tt small por-
cciitagc of Sorrel. .\li:-oliitoly frcc
from noxious weeds. l'cr lb. loc.
Send Your orilor qiiickly lo li. l". llol-
nitiii, Liniitcti, Suninicrsitlc.
!t$l.'»2l<.’»~ll.\lZ:il£Z£i.
-AUCTION SALE-l will soil by
piiblit' tiiiclioii at \\`, ll. ill:-.\'t'ill's i.i\'»
t-ry Stable. ini l\loiitl:i_\'. .\lay l7tli ut. 3
p. ni, the following: Five Ilorscs, two
llriviiii; \\`a;:gniis. ont- Sleigh :intl
four si-is of Driving llairiit-ss. Tr-rms
niziilc ltiiowii tit sale. John J. l<`crrzti~
son. Stinimcrsitlc, 09!!-i-5-l5.\i2i
"l~`lct~t Fool 'l`i'iiliis Sliocs for t-\‘t°ry
.sppri aiiil ri-creation iii whl_lc, tan :intl
black. all sizes and styles iii stock.
Sinclair & Sit-t»\‘al't, Ltd.
9963-5-l-i.\lEi'.i.
MARV'S LITTLE LAMB
STORY REVIVED BY
WlDOW‘S LEAGUE.
iS|»riiight-ld lic-|iiil»llraii_|
The bequest of a bit of thc iiool
ol' .\iiir_\":< Laiiib to thc Soinervillc
liistorical society ln thc will of .\lrs.
l’. li. Dcrby. which \va:~; ciitcrcil iii
the probate court in this city ycslcr-
day. briiiits lo light thc ititercstini: in-
foritiaition that the iitirsery jingle
".\lt\r_\' had a little laiiib, its fici-cc was
white as snow," hiid a basis iii fact.
The piece of wool in question was
given to .\lrs_ ll(-rby in 1800 b_\' .\lrs_
Z\i:iry 1-I. Taylor, the original of the
little lamb jingle. It is a piece of yarn
tied in a bow and fastened on ii piece
of paper with pale blue ribbon. l'iider
it is written the words, "wool from
l\lary's lamb." lt seems that when
the old South t‘hurch of Boston be
came involved financially one of thc
ways hit upon to raise nioney was
suggested by Mrs Taylor. She took a
pair of old wool stockings that her
mother had knit for her from the wonl
of her pet lamb. anti which she had
never worn. bitt kept in memory of
the departed lamb. These were cut tip
in lengths and niade into bows. like
the one that was in tht- possession of
Mrs. Derby. :intl sold for 25 cents
each. The rcsult was that $200 was
realized. aiitl thus the little lamb hclp-
cti to save the Old South (‘liurcli.
The story of Mary and her lamb is
aitlhenticatctl and thc iiicitlt-nts hear
a close relation to the events ot' thc
poem. or rather. jingle. Mary E.
Sowyer was born in Sterling. .\larcli
222, 1806, and the house in which
shc was born is still standing. She
had two sisters. and four brothers.
none oi’ whom cvcr had tlicinsclvcia
imrnoralized in rliynie as Zlliiry did.
i\iary's father was a farmer iiiitl kcpt
sheep. One cold morning in March.
1814, just about 100 years ago and one
yt-ar over. twin lambs wcrt- horn in
the Sawyer iilic-opioid. one ol' which
was to he known in iiurscry rhymi-
for time iiiiiiictiiorinl. Liltc all gciiliis-»
es. she-for il was ti girl--flisplaycil
the vagaries of it bt-fore shc was many
hours old. So inucli so in fact tlint
her mother would have notlihir: of
llvr. Little Miiry. aged i.-ight. took pity
on tlic youth: thing ami askcti in-r
father if she might have ll. not thliik~
ing of the izrestiit-its that woulti conic
of this charitable deed. She lcd and
tended it. anti the two bt-came very
fond of one another.
lt was but natural that the lanib
should in time come to have thirst for
knowledge. and. as the first stanza of
the jingle has it. "It followed her to
school one day." "Which," we are
told. "was against the rule." and .as
might be expected, “lt made the child-
ren laugh and play. to lee the lamb
at school." It seemea that the teacher
laughed too. and everything was love~
ly for a time. But discipline had to be
maintained. andz-
"So then the teacher turned it out,
But still it lingered near. ,
Anti waited patiently about
Till Mary did appear."
All _of which ia strictly true to tnci.
it appears that when Mary arrived
at the school the teacher had not
come yet and so the mischievous
Mary hid the porin ber dealt. which
wana boxlike aihlr. When school
aforner Granville and Church Streets,
Btimmer-side, P. ll. I..
' _ . out noir :-9-it . _.2-4 .m..n_itc
(E};l?ililV()Atte.townV V i , , 8.30%. m." “latino 
began and the children were uiieq
out for the alison.. the lamb
trotted ont to have a hand iii tht-
Many men do buy their clothes by their looks a pretty Paifefll and 2 8000 »
- a style I
 ' 'just bu I Clotliési .' .
built and what is it built of. _ _ _ _
» To the man who buys carefullv and critically it is a pleasure to Sell the
~' Levison, Son & Co.
Personality
Each suit is carefully tailored by a master workmnn-he ZiV¢5 fully ff0m .- _
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f brand of clothes, confined to us, We are S016 8§¢IliS in this Citi’ fOr the finest
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  There is a Suit here that will fit your
his wonderful skill. producing from beautiful fabrics, garments that are master- _
pieces.
The Particular `
Man
The man of exacting
tastes and the man with
ordinary demands in
dress-will find it easy t_o
choose the desired suit
from our stock of good
looking clothes from
$4 to $24
The Good
Feeling
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when he slips on one of
the popular priced suits
is worth finding out
about. The man who
has experienced it adopts
it asa regular habit 
cause he is sure he will
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quality and service
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A recent purchase in- _.,
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suits for men and young 5
men. These come soft _.__
finish Crossweaves in the _._
new pencil stripes and
chalk line patterns, egr-
cellent new garments in _.
every respect. 
Conservative Models 
for Men, Extreme for 
Young Men from ~
10 to $14 ii;
Such Clothes ff
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you will find on men who
in former years have been
satisfied with nothing less _'_
than a $25.00 suit tailor made -'f
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and for $14.00 find a better »'~_
suit and save $11.00. '
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Their goodness will satisfy the boy and please you '
We are specially pre-
pared to cloth the boy’s
this Spring.
Sturdy well made suits
that will stand the rough-
cst sort ot outdoor life
yet so interwoven is the
quality and goodness that
they always look good
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In point of service and -.
dressiness, no suit can » 
surpass it. ~
Double Breasted 
Norfolks 
Single Breasted 
T h e_ exceptional 
values in dress suits , _ `_'_
offer very attractive 
reasons for buying now '-
Serge Suits '
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the iinniutable workings of fate. lliai
5 _voting inaii of 17. it frcshnian at
llarvartl. by the name of Jolin
Roulstunc. lr.. was visiting thc leacli~
er at the scliool lliai day. The incident
inspired him. and a short time after
he wrote and sent lo Mary the Jingle
.that is so well known. The ideal way
to have the thing work out would
have been the marriage of Mary and
the budding genius. But no. he died
a few years later. never having seen
Mary again. su far as there la an?
record.
The strain of being a celebrity wal
ton tniit-h for the lamb. and after
bearing up bravely under it for two
years lt gave up the struggle. (Dt ill
the way of a bull on Thanksgiving
Day. lftlti. and was gored. It died an
:tour later. with its bead on llary'|
ap.
ln l3il.=» Mary was married to
Vnliinibiis Tyler. superintendent of
the Mc-f‘lean Hospital for the Insane
ai Somerville. She became a matron
at the Institution. a position she held
proceedings. and this, alas. cause-tl
for 35 yearn. and several yearn after
liar |m¢l.¢...| .usa na.. ar.; s.. la.-aa..
cd In the Mt. Auburn ct-iiictery. nctir
Boston. the sanic cemetery in which
the poet Longfellow is buried,
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John H¢'l1l'I-' had been calling at
the home of Myrtle Marie for nionths
without making much headway 1°.
ward ni-tflmonr. but eventually time
('upld chased him out of the bnshlul
gloom.
"Dearest," suddenly remarked John
Henry “tie Diehl mins over and sitting
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"l'tni iuitlte nic sigh," woarlly |-Q3."
spoiitled the fair one. “Why will you
insist on being an old fashioned 1" '
“Old-fashioned.” wonderlngly re-
l>Il_etl Jt_ihn_ l tloii'l got you dearest."
U0" l so and ask hlni." lntperioiisly
iinswerctl dearest. "Bo tell him."-_
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Then Silence was Profound .
"Ulfl .von over seo a company of wo-
close to the side of the beautiful girl, we-'itgorfwtly menu”
"l intend to see your father tonight
and aalt him for your hand." .l
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