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---- _ can be obtained at Lai'ferty‘s Tonsoo
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Smart new coats
Smart new dresses
Stylish new suits
Coats 10.50, 11.50. 16.00,- 18.00 to 34.00. ‘
Suits 12.75, 15,00, 16.00, 24.00, 27.00.
A MOORE  
~ Serges -Browns $22.00.
1 And then there are hosts of others-
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-LARGE PATRIOTIC PICTURE
frame with inset of inlaid pearl gilt
'frame, beautifully embossed corners.
handpainted borders with maple leaf,
-flag and other decorations. SPECIAL
PRICE $1.69. HOLMAN'S Summer-
side. 4817-3-15M2lE1l
-LONG FtlVER.- Mr. Dan. Camp-
bell, who has been suffering from an
attack of congestion, is reported to be
convalescent.-' The Long River fa-rm-
ers are all engaged digging and Ham.
ing mussel mud.- Among the visitors
to Long River during the past week
were Messrs Malcolm McMasters, of
Summerslde. and Allan Campbell. oi’
Graham's Road. Both were heartily
welcomed and_ widely entertained.-
Miss J_ean Johnstone entertained a
number of her friends at her home,
“The Mill." on Wednesday evening.
An enjoyable time was spent. and all
voted Miss Jean a model hostess.
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i g /‘4    --mn. w. K. Mecouam is oinir- nn Pinion, sumnnn-sine.
\) dian representative in Sitrnmerside. - _ ~`~
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-ABRAM'S VILLAGE-Mr. Edilber-t
Poirier has traded his gasoline e/ngine
for one oi’ greater force. The new
ensine was brought home last Satur-
day and tested.-Mr. John Peter Ar-
senauit has returned home to Abram's
Village after a couple of years’ ab-
sence.-Mr. John F. Arsenaurlt of Ab-
rani‘s Village, an aged gentleman is
i111l>\‘0l/ills from his serious illness.-
Mr. Cyrus Gallant is getting sand and
stones hauled preparatory to making
renovation to"h~is house and founda-
tion next summer.-ll/ir__ and M;-B, Jos.
‘8l7h N- G9»|\fU\i-»5Bnd Mr. and Mrs. Tho-
mas Gallant, neue ,iri§i_ti,n'g_ in nich-
inond Saturciay c-venin , theguests of
Mr. Austin J. Gallant. M
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liirouizii yniii' hair, tiiliini.: uni- siiiiiil
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the iiitir ot' dust. dirt :ind uxi-cssivc
oil :ind iii just ii l'c\\' inoincnls you huvi
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hiiir pi'o\\'iii;; nil ovcr thc .~‘-riilp. lt' you
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it :-uri-l_\' in-1 it 125 cont liuttlc of l\now-
llonis liiiiiiicrliic from any druggist or
toilet <'oii`nl.i:i', :ind just try ii.
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BOSTON FISH ADS
AUSTIN HALEY
Commission Merchant
Fresh and Salt Fish
Canned Goods, Lobsters. Scallops
Clams.
176 Atlantic Ave., Boston
Consignments Snliciied
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l Y|cS`llRli PERSONALS
i -Mr. Arthur Cormier of Calssie
Road wont up west Saturday on a few
ditys' visit. M '
Miss Aiicc sintiigon rcturncu io
in-i hoiiic in Dundas from Edmonton.
\ wlicre slit- spent thrcc years.
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' -Mr. Parnell Mcliiahon, merchant
int Enicriilil, was a passenger on Fri-
,dziy inorning`s irtiln to Sumnicrside.-
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I -l\'ir, lidward Arsenuult, Capt Eg-
inoiil, <»uiiic in to Sunirncrsldc on Mon-
diiy and i-iiiistr-il with the'105tli rein-
i'ui'<~cincnts-i. -ll.
-llr. Dougherty, Capo 'l`ravci'sc,
‘_ .\lc>..irc .\mbros‘c Monaghan, lilnkora.
4 ii. A. l.cfrugc'y. and Son Max, were
in Suinincrside Monday. -li.
l\li'. George Stcivnrt, of thc Farm-
crs' ('o-Operative Co., left by the wes-
tcrn train Tuesday afternoon, to visit
lt`i'ii-this in Kensington.
-Mr. and !\'lri:~. ’l`hornas Ronaghan.
Siiinnieiside. drove to Sea Cow liearl
on Sunday und were guests of Mr.
and hlrs. Peter itonaghan_ -ll.
--liirs. Linn Gallant oi' Siiiiinierside.
was visiting in Ahram's Village re-
cently. lrciiig the guest of her daught-
er, Mrs. Jost-ph l’,. Arsfcnault.-M
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-'l‘ht: following were in Summer-
sidc on Satui'da_\': Joseph li. Gallant.
Peter Gallant, Leo Dolron. i~`i'ancis
lloiron. 'l`honi:is McNally, Damien Ar-
. seiiault.-;\l
-Miz \\'. l’. (fallahnii, oi' St. l.o'iis,
.who had been attending the session
_of the l’. E. island Dcvelopmeiit
.<‘omiiiis»siioii, licld in Charlottetown,
left on thc morning train on Friday
'tor his -hmnc, -K.
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'Qi ` Brass 1 1
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. /\i'i.i<:lc:s' oi' riirc
beauty and cv-
. cry-day utiliiyiire
i .shown in ourdis-
I- play of brass
__._&f. goods.
. Stands, jzirdi-
- nieres. bowls,
l ciispitlors. fern
pots. You will
_U 1 like thc showing.
H  Call in.
BLACK & C0
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G. Siiiipsoii, Kensington, wcrc' in
t‘liiirloitcto\\'ii on lriislriesr- rclatiiii: to
thc iiiniilganmtioii of thc l’ro~ipcct und
lliitclidrss fox coiiipniiics.-K.
--.\lr. arnil Mrs. Earle Sudsbury,
Allicrtoii. :ipcnt thc wcelt-cnil in Surn-
> incrsi<lc_ guests of the forincr`s par-
cnts_ Mr, rind lilrs. Heh. Sudsbury.
'l`l\v,-.y rcturncti homo on- Monday. -li.
l\ir_ l\iiirrii_v, roniitahlc of Long
ltivcr, has ‘roturiicil from it wcll oiirn
cd var-iitioii .spcntni (‘linrloti.ctowii
:ind Griiiid View, the latter place
lic wus' the gucit-t of Mr. and Mrs.
`i\lui<‘olin McLeod.
--Mr. _Dun Mclroorl, merchant at
iluntor' ltivcr. was a. passenger hy thc
morning train from Charlottetown on
Friday. Mr. McLe‘od ii engaged in
the potato trade and has already ship-
ki'
.\'unnys :lc
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-PROPOSED CONSULAR MIISIT.
it was the privilege or the writer to
have a half hour's conversation with
U. S. Consul Pierce in his otiipe in
Charlottetown `a few days ago. Con-
sul Pierce is deeply interested in P.
E. island, its people' and their pur-
suits. He takes a deep interest in ag-
riculture in particular. During the
course of the conversation Mr, Pierce
etxpresed a desire to come to Kensin-
gton .ami thc Beiiequc district when
some public affair relative to agri-
culturc is taking place in order to get
in closer touch with farming. Accord-
ingly it was arranged that he would
he informed at an opportune
time. lt was also proposed that he
‘come when seeding operations rom-
mence and take it drive through the
district, so ns- to see farming opera-
tions at first hand. No doubt the
famiiers will be pleased to demon-
striitefor Mr. Pierce, who, on request
consented to givc an informal talk in
one of the public halls of Kensing-
ton. on “conditlons» in"the fur cast."
The .Consul has spent three years in
China and Japan. also some time in
Philippines-. Mr, Pierce is air enthusi-
ast on potato culture. lie showed thc-.
writer two potatoes each of four' vari-
eties, viz, Queen Quality, Pride ot
Hebron, Dakota and Maclntyre,
which he is going to send by parcel
post to relatives in his home state.
Tennessee, to be planted there, l-lc
has had enquiries from different sta-
tes' of the United States, concerning
P. -E. island potatoes. l-lc ventures
the' advice that every l’. E. l. farmer
should plant as much potato seed this
coming season as he consistently can,
by which he will be doing a duty, at
once patriotic and reniunerativc. since
it will be adding to the world's al-
ready short food supply and will al-
most certainly pay well on account; of
the slioriage of food in general; also
the facts-, that potash -feitilizer can
r/~arcely he procured for potatoes.
that the almost prohibitive price of
potatoes for seed. will shorten the
acreage planted in the United States
ami Canada. lin sum, he hazarried the
opinion that the price of potatoes
would be little short of one dollar per
bushel any time between now and
next (‘.hi'istinaa. lt may he apropc-1
io nipniion thc t'uct that tho loaders
of education in thc Boston schools
hnvc instituted ii "planting cairnpalgn
among thc -l00,000 srlioul children.
|'l`lioy are encouraged to plant pota-
toes, lcguinci-c., and airy garden truck
in buck yards and vacant lots. -K.
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Catarrh Cannot be Cured
with LOCAL APPLICATIONS. as they cannni
reach the seat of tr: disease. _Cataijrh is n local
disease, greatly in luenced by constitutional con-
ditions. Ind in ordertocure it you mul! like
',anintemalremedy. Hall's Catan' "virus ta cn
all d ts throu h the blond on
\hlCl'l`l Y. ln IC K ’
the mucous surfaces of \hc system. Halls Cat-
farrh Cure was prescribed by one of the bell
` physicians in this country for yearn It in fum-
D ‘sed of some ofthe best tonics knnwmcombined
with some of the but bloo_:i purifiers _Phi per
feet combination of the ingredients in {al|'|
Cailrrh Cure is what produces such wonderful
results in eatarrhai condition i. Send for testi-
monials free.
| l“. J. CHENEY & CO., Props., Tol-
edo, O.
All Druggiste, 75c.
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-ENJOYAILJE LECTURE- bn
February 19th, Rev. Mr. Watson of
K°l\Siust0H. delivered an eloquent
and instructive lecture in the Long
|River Hail. his subject was, "rue
Present War," and needless to say
_tho very la-rge number present, came
away much enlightened. Mr. J. R.
Gillman occupied' the chair ,and the'
choir furnished music. A splendid col-
lection was then tagen for Red Cross
purposes. .
- A WELCOME HOME.- A spielr
Hairy Bernard (whose return from
England was reported in the Guar-
dian before) on Monday evening in
the' Long River Presbyterian Church.
A large audience of all denominations
was present, splendid patriotic ad-
dresses we're given by Rev. Mr.
Goodwill, of Kensington and Rev. G.
W. Irvine, of Long 'Riv_er, while the'
choir. under the leadership of Mrs.
D. M. Johnstone, furnished excel-
lent music, and solos were sung by
Miss McKenzie and' Mr. G. W. Ben-
t‘ley, of Kensington. Mr. Johnstone,
on behalf of those assembled. present-
ed Private Bernard with a beautiful
club bag, after which the ladies serv-
ed supper in the hall.
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-HE DID NOT MORALISE.-Dear
Sir,-Allow me to correct an errone-l
ous item which appeared in the West-
ern Guardian of March 9th. Your.
.Summerslirle correspondent, like the
late J. A. Froude. "has not grasped
the -moaning of inverted commas." l
never expressed hope which he attri-
butes to me, and so long as our re-
cruiting system is purely voluntary, I
do not see how any man can bc logic-
ally blamed lf he prcfersto remain
civilian. The young mon oftiiis neigh-
any'othcr part of Canaria. to manage-
ayn other part ui' Canada, to manage
their own affaiirs and make their own
decisions. and to appraise at their
true value both my example and the
precepts. admonitions and' soft-soapy
effusions of flippant reporters who
“rush in where angels fear to tread."
l ani, slr, etc., James Hutt.
-PROFITABLE MEET-ING. - Ar
pleasant and succesiitut meeting -was
hcld in St. (jiirysostoriic school house
on Thursday evening undcr the aus-
pices of the local branch of the Farm-
ers' institute. Several had been in-
vited from neighboring districts to
address the meeting, and though all
did not respond, the meeting was ii dc-
cided success. Mr. Antoine -(‘.. Gal-
lant. was president and Mr. X. O. Gal-
lant was secretary. Many of the inem-
bers of the institute- inadc speeches,
which were all lin connection with
Agriculture Mr. Josopli Leclcre spoke
on the inctiiod of tilling the soil, the
care to bc xorclaod in tht- selection
of good seeds. and the iniprovenit-nt
in livo stock Mr loseph (Canluiii)
plained the cause for.hlgher prices for
thei-ic- products, and also that Canaria.
owing to its geographical position. had
an advantage ‘in marketing her pro-
ducts. Mr. Ferdinand Richard, of Ur-
bainville. was in fine form unc' great-
trv industry. Mr. Moise_Gal-lant, the
This paper, though .prepared with
haste, was greatly enjoyed hy' all. Mr.
Peter S. Gallant spoke on the care of
shec-p, some of their common diseases
and the remedy'to bg applied. He also
touched on the co-operative sale of
lambs and wool, and' said also a few
words of encouragement to the mem-
bers of the egg circle. Mr. X. O. Gal-
lant, as usual, gave some very wise
coiinsels, treating on agriculture. He
also made a. short revision of the pro-
gress of the Farmers' Club. and made
reference- to the fact that it the farm-
ers were to go back to the grade of
catt.lc kcpt some years ago, they
could sec what long step of progress
thc institute had made in this Lino. Not
there was still room for improvement
ilaii_y’s 0wn Tablets- ,
Used Ten Years.
Mrs. (‘. E. Stilwell, W.inthropc.
Sask.,writes:“l have used Baby's Own
Tablets for tho 'past ten years und
have found them so good for my little
ones that I always keeps box in the
hour-ic." Mrs. Stilwell is ono of thou-
dld reception was tendered Private-
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- $12.50 to 36 00.
We have the latest reproductions in
Crepe de Chene waists. The collars are
wide and square or deep and rounded.
Square cut necks with large collars and ..
fancy stitching. Price $3.98, 4.25, 4.75 6.98
 
New Coat Middies
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1917- sPitiNG  1917
ANNOUNCEMENT
-Womens SuiiS and .Coats
i ' Ourlinc of Ladies suits, coat~'i,_and dresses comprises the very latest crea-
tions. Every day we are receiving partial shipm_ent_s. Our suits are_ of the choicest
materials showing real style and workmanship in each line. Prices range from'
A Coats-We have spared no effort in producing a line of coats made oi' the
newest high grade materials in fashionable shades. Prices are 5.50 to 21.75.
A Be Sure you see these New Lines
 
' Patent Middy
Waists for Spring _ Girls.
Price, 25c.
Belts
_Just received today a new supply of
laciie’s middy belts in colors black and red.
 
Fancy Middy Ties
See the new mizldies in plain robute in
long or- short sleeves in coat e_ifecr_. or pull
over. styles Also in fancy stripes in co ors
Our line of middy ties is complete. We
have the three _cornered ties in biaclg, navy,
and red also in fancy stripes._ Price 29c,
59c, 98c,_A very attractive line of silk
pfsorose, navy, "Copenhagen, Price $1.25,
windsor ties at 599c 8c.  '
exclusive young lady.
\ 4814-3~l5l\i3i.
Housedresses and fancy ginghams Flannel and crepe de chene collars
$125, 1,50, i _ half price. _
Children’s white middies 98c. Fancy CYPPC i<lm0DaS $1-75. 3-25-
Children’s sport coats $4.25, 9.98 , New strive Silk b|01i§¢S $1-98. 2-49.
Fancy neclcwear 25:, 50c, 75c upto _Fancy voile waist in plain white or
striee 89c $1.25, 1.50.
1.98. .
Black underskirts 75c, 98c, 1 25, 1.50. Separate serge skirts 2,98, 3 98.
Come to our attractive department where we will welcome you and gladly
show you our beautiful line of garments that will gladden the eyes of the most
Bernard made some remit:-ks, touching  ‘ S    .
on the Dairy industry. He briefly ex- , _ _
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nicetings regularly iind take part n
eph Arscnriult., John i'ii°scii.iult. Joscpli
A. Arsenault, Emniiinuel S. Gallant.
Leo. Doiron. Peter Gallant, 1’ol-ycnrpe
Arscnault, Felix Arsoniiult and Cyrus
Gallant. All these also spokq well,
and 'foi-` want oi’ space their remarks
have to bc omitted. The meeting was
very attentive to all who spoke, anti
the president was very skilful- in stir-
ring up enthusiasm among the meni-
bers. He was greatly commended for
the great. success of the meeting, and
before adjournment aunanlmous. vote
of thanks was tendered the strangers,
who had so kindly helped to make it
a success. This local branch of the
farmers' irni-itllutc. com_pi-:ses St. Chrys-
withstandlng thc great result. achieved 0H¢0IliC-' 9-'nil Si- l’hiiiDPGH “(91001 diH“
trict. their regular meeting bcing held
alternately in each district.-M
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3 ci»iA_m.o1..z1~own rasnkira
Butter (creamery prints) ....
Eggs. doz.    
Fowl. ii>.....;.,...  . ...14-is
Chickens. lb ...."[..`..  ..
Drake. -Ib. .,,,..._. _ ,.__,J.___. _  .. ..
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40-43
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ly interested the audience on the poul- and the members siiouid‘ attend the Beef (live weight) . . . . .
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» - . ‘i Turnlps (bushel)  ..  20-25
assistant teacher of thc- district. read t.he discussions. Mr. Gallant was glv  -° -'
e. short paper treating on the present on.a good hearing and greatbf inter- ' SUMMERSIDE MARKETS
agricultural condition oi’ this locality. errted his hczircrrs. Other spcakeivii
were Messrs. Joseph 7.. Cormier, Jos-f Butter, creaimery, lb   40-41
-nutt`er.dairy. in . . . .
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'l3uckwhcat. bus.   1.00-1.20
Calfskins, lb  .  19
Eggs, doz.  .  .40
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Ilay, pressed, ton  11.00-1...50
Hay, loose, ton'   10.00-11.50
Hides, lb  .. .  .. ..1il
Lamb pelts, lb  . . . . .
._ 60-90
Oats, black, bus.  .. .. .. .70
Oats, white.  . . 66
Potatoes     60
Straw, pressed. ton  .  8.00
Pork, organs att. lb  1-i-16%
Wheat, bus.    1.50-2.00
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OIICE.
,fitted with bath and sewerage.
A Farm for Sale
I offer by private sale the two. valuable farms of the Late
\Thomas Glover as I find it necessary to dispose of these farms at
‘once in ord_er to_ gay all my attention to the mercantile business
_at O’l.eary in whic I am interested and where I intend to move at
_These properties consist of 90- acres all under the verv best_of
cultivation with ,the exception of about two acres of swamp with
shore frontage _(Bedeque Bay) and all suitable outer buildings in
good repair with one of the best , Farm Houses inthe province,
i Also have the advantage of town schools, churches, stores and
{:ig"Post Office as it is only a few minutes walk to the centre of the
az-as town and yet clear of town taxes, and-situated in the right spot to
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_______,__ of ___0________ who always keep Pggatoosi _»__f:___~_________  _____00_1___;_catch the early and one of the beat markets in the Province.
tire raiiieir on iisna. ones it nmnisr my (toni     nz-:ii If these farms are not sold hy private sale before the 24th, of
“H ‘med "Wm ff" ll" "me °“°** “iw Bmw (ws)    7-00-8-00 March, they will be put up at Public auction on tie 26th at the
W0uid use nothing else- They “F0 Hb' Pork, (selects) wholesale  .. 18%‘l-,our of 12 dclock noon sh.” ' '
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