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~ _ _ I St., Summerside, where eubaorip- in uh ,_ M, ¢u,|,,°\ , FEW i>r¢¢1°\1= h°11d°YS - - °h° r1°“g~ We ggeafgglgglsflggxmwljélr gg ¢»...l'“»a.i.s.°'i»y '»f»a...iu

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the. underthings _ _ _

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I _ ""*" J *T '_ n of spirits had decrouedhseveii

, - ' a. iialt percent while l e sa e

g£ ` I -MR. CYRU8 J.GALl.~ANT il new wines had increased fourteen and

lguudinn Agent in 1-lowing and will half percent___;l‘lie _repart contl;i_i_iei;_

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-GUARDIAN OFFIGE. - The

Guardian’s Western Ortlce is looat rd in the McNeil Building, Water

-KENNEDY BROS. EASTER

'NIILLINERY opening shall be held today. Saturday. the 2nd.. also

1 Monday and Tuesday. We are P0” “`"l be s""'ed by 1

showing ii large line of Patterns. lalso Ready trimmed in both Ladies ,and Misses at very reasonable prices. 4692-4-2~3i

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|W. Murdock is now Guardian _agent in Montague and will be .pleased to receive news items, ad- !vertishig, new and renewal sub- |icript:lons_ ,

.."‘AUCTION SALE, Crop sl_0Ck.

,tai-ming iniplenienis premises oi' |Mrs. Sarah McDonald Lorne Vai- fiey Friday April Sth one n'clock ;shiirp. No reserve see handbills.

_J. W. Scrliiigeour, Auctioneer. i 4694-4-2-2 2i

l ..*LUMBERlNG on quite an ex~ ltensivc scale has been going on all

‘winter at Mountain Head. a station _on-the Elmira brunch. Some twen- `ty men all told are employed. Mr [Ronald Anthony McPhee is the Lforeman of the camp. The hard-

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,,wood is loaded on cars at Fountain

Illead.

I __=i.ANn Puncu/iss. _ .wil-_ |l<`riiiik M. McDonald, lluy Riveij has ;just purchased the “Joe Doniiell "

,the heirs of the estate. He was =liaviiig this land surveyed on Fri- |dii_v last and on Weiliiesilay of this |week_ Mr. i\icl)nnald of Hei‘ni:in~ lville was doing the siirveyiiig work assisted by a good force oi' men. |Situated as it is near the station

well to saw mills. it_is to Mr. D a vaiualilc purcliaiie_

MONTAGUE SERVICES. - special services that are being

by the Rev. Dr. l\icLean his daughter as soloist under the auspices of Church of Canada are

or intordcnomin-

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not snub any church or boost

sincere desire that all churches of ,the community should receive a

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NEW HAVEN, Conn.. April 2. --!

The-Springfield indians will enter, "%"`*_°'**_- _ the fourth and ilnnl game for tho_ PERSONALS

Canadian-American hockey league

title withinn advantage of six goals' ,, _ _ the f---if if d-f-Ms N°w’_..i~.'. ill.lii‘.?.‘$..‘Y§.i’?2"€ii‘.l';.l2.“i‘.,'.§3 Haven here ‘"1 "ight by B' Bcma on New Zealand road and will set- °f three to °“° in me mlm niingh' tio down. The old couple father 5:; n§_';§_i:_‘;tHf_;‘(;le‘§v::_";I?en°:ec0n'ii and mother, are becoming feeble. `

4_'l`(lie championship will be decid-I "°M"' J°l'" P' M°l“““°» EWR'

ed on total goals and unless the unexpected happens. the Indians

. last Moiidny. He spent the winter

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B&Ck Of the Prfldllct kinds .had increased 32.245 gallon

idecrease had been anticl s

lug and in addition to their mem- l)€_f'BhiD- Come and give and re- ceive help. Services on Sunday at ll n.. m. and 7 p. m. during the lweek at 3 D. ni. Song Service be. 'sins at 7.45 D. m. (Patriot please CODY-) I

bnrra who left on the harvest ex- ciirsioii last August returned home

turned man and has ii farm on the settlement board plan.

The Public Forum

(fContlnued from page »l)

know who the “ivohbliiig foumlunh- ing" artist is in this case:

I am, Sir, etc.,

ALLIANCE COMMITTEE

(Per L. P. Tanton)

(The annual report of the Que-

bec Iiiquor 'Commission [nr the year ended in 1925 showed that the total iigures of sales for the ear were 1$17_887,588. as against £19,- 8l2,7.8l during the preceding year, a total decrease of »$i.925,lll3. The

pated. a.

the .policy followed 'hall been that of encouraging consumption of the lighter grades in place of strong

spirits The total consumption of all

merside A A will be held in the 0,.; wr °°|\¢r¢| of Town Hall, Thursday the 14th day murnged n renter Of April 4633 424| irlis. We ve alwl s

-LADIES' WEAR. -Having ee-

cured the agency for Darwlns, Ltd. _"nm ‘;'m°¢:‘|g‘°k" tma"n;',:;°f

_ _.\llniitreal. smart styles for women, 'mt d ° nm beyond

'I am taking orders at my store for :I;_"°t°m :°|n|o':" 0' tho" who ladies' coats and dresses for spring tha news! ‘ "em M the

,wean Cuts 0( styles and samples of Metz” "mcg ‘B both

oods r shown -ll/lr M J M 9 '

g 3 8 ' ‘ B' ‘ ' °`and corroborated by

_Lelian, Summerside. 4652-4-1-3i._ed fact. and not on mere

auppllod by these figures lhwl placed equally before the puhl

so

e con ary, a e

of _nur population sharon our ion nm me Queues uylfem °f

llc control would be __

spirit; ln favor of wiht °f im, glwholle content ie seven

,tion- Mr. Tanton will thus S99 it was not our "interpretation" called to account. As no useful

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this particular corresP01\¢l€U'~`e if now closed.-Ed. G.)

THE ORIGINS

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waiited war; what it does show is that, as a result of the Austrian! decliirzitioii of war on Serbia and the boiiibardmeiit oi Belgmde, he

Iquitc naturally came to the con clusion that war was unavoidable.; which is ii very different thing. Buti then Moiitgelas never tells hier

readers about the declaration oft iwar on Serbia, still less does he= ‘explain to them that the reason forl ,this was that the conversations? ’\vith_ Russia, which ii continued' fwould almost certainly have led to some kind of compromise or *ment with Russia, must be ‘off in order to avoid a result would have made the war on

they had set their hearts

sible. The whole of the literatuie is replete

points of this kind.

The Crown Prince, for

quotes a despatch from the

fsian Charge d'Ai'faires at

:which contains the

words: ‘Germany keenly wishes the localisation of the conflict the iiiterveiitloii ‘of an other

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ing treaties, have iiicalciilable sequences.” This, he says, is e i dence from the other Side us

Gerniany`s pacific lnteiitioiis, the fact that the passage is omitted lu the original _Russian

Book is adduced as evidence ol

‘bad conscience of M. ‘What he omits lo say is that this

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passage does not profess to repre-l

sent the cfpiiiion either of the writer. oi' the telegruiii 0:- of the Frencli. lt' is merely a quotation fiom a Ger-l iuen memorandum which had ai-_ ready been published long before the Russian Orange Book was put; out. ln fact, the whole thing is com-_ pletely misrepresented. =

L7" ‘any particular church. It is his The ‘I"°°W3a“‘l“ which emanalesx

irom Germany has found an echo inl other countries, especially inf France _and America. French writ-P ers on this subject seem to hai chiefly animated liy an intense per-I sonial iiniinosity -agiiiiist M. Poin-‘

care und also by the desire to des-I troy the reputation of ii politician who had condemned to insignific- ance the pnities of the extreme left. If. is a by-product :partly of the treaties of pence and partly of l-‘rcnch policy iii' the years immed- iately succeeding the war. Those who imposed the invasion of the, _Ruhr seek as ii \veapon against the' statesnian who was chiefly resfpon- sible for this, to piove that he, in cooperation with M. Isvolsky, de- liberately set io,work to engineer a. war against Geriiiaiiy with the ob- ject oi' recovering Alsace and Lor- in.ine_ So we have ii. rather inlscel~ laneous crowd of Socialists and_ paciilclsts, who during the war had|

been deiaitistes, united iii- a com _

' MONDAY i _ -QUARDIAN ~ ‘ - M f C '

Sheetings and

I Pillow Cottons

Hemined Free

Commencing this morning, and running _throughout the

week, we shall offer a series of notable values in sheetings, pil- ow cottons, towellings, in our new LINEN DEPARTMENT ON

SECOND FLOOR'

A11 sheetings and Pillow comms purchased during the sale

will be hemmed FREE.

A Some of thespecial values offered are: _

Best quality Canadian made un- _ bleached sheeting, made f1'0m strong durable cotton ya1‘11S 80 inches -wide. A speclal 52g

value

Firmly woven, medium weight._ good grade bleached sheet~ 42c _

ing, 70 inches wide, per yard

Unbleached'

63 inch wide at ._ _ _ _ 35c Yard 72 inch wide at _ _ _ _ _ _ 39c Yard

Best quality; Canadian made un- bleached s' eeting, made from

strong, durable cotton yarn, 40 63 inches wide, per yard . _ . G

Bleached sheeting, one of the best

English makes, 80 inches wide, good heavy weight _ _

Sheetings

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Bieached Sheetings

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70 inch wide 42c 72 _inch W1de_----_'°°j.""'°.

- ' ' 62 72 n h English Sheeting 68c

:lg llllpaglidigosgheiltligg ._ 78g 72 indh “Horrockses” 95c

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'72 inch wide at . . . .._ S380 lfdlil 30 }nCh W} _ _ 80 an is r°i::::i;:: as 80 inch ‘Vide at ' ' ' `" '?8C lfaul 63 lnch wid at A. _ u H <i0c Yard 80inc‘hwideat_...._.(>9ciari mc, Yed _

63 inch wide at _ _ _ _ _ _ 68c ar

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. . _ _ , - . All Linen Roller Towelling, heavy flung’T1f_i[f‘l€hEd’00§l;“§3,1;§y clilgélhg weigh, in brown and white and §50iiiclie<1:vi?le( all 15c Yard Plain White. with colored stnpe'

16 inches wid-e at _ _ _ . _ 15c Yard

H@a\'>'Q“21ili'B‘@a°hed We" cream Un~b1ea»¢hed Cotton

Huck Towels imported direct

f I _ h I’_n€__ MiuS,18X34 Damask, woven in dice pattern, l'Olll l'lS a

_ made from strong cotton yarns. A

at _ . . ._ .2 . . _ . ._ _ . _ _ _ _ 750 Pai" _Specia1Value_ 54 inches Wide at

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f All Linen Table Napkins, extra ` _ . . . _ _ _ _ _ _ _ . _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 42c Yard

quality, iiiiported direct from Ire- All Une _ Glass T0We1S_ a seI,vice_ 1a1‘d»20X2°‘“°h@S at $3 3° D02' able loiiei with colored borders

All Liuell Table Dam‘aSk. fully at _ _ _ _ _ ._ _ _ _ _ ._ _ . _ ._ 20c Each_

wffflxll’ heavy qulalitléfgoilgggfs Pillow Cases, English make 4_0

inches wide at _ 40c Pair

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_' pliiiniiig to their coiistiineiits ilu.-y incl “by chance" evidently' new and higher salaries than

mon attack upon him. Their mot~ _ _ _ _ _ I ` ph 1| f _veg we can “Buy undemanm w_slsnd _they hi1\f=__iHlwr1 ou 1lic_<._ounu<i_ ini more than what tho before has been l 0 D0 _CY ‘I “mow mem 1,, dem|| would ,.,,q,,i,e Georgian Bay bill. _ii~o\»iiiemi -Iiogisiaturos, thc Mimi- King Government from tie iiii intimate knowledge of the! “It is an unfortunate thing tlulllcipiil (fouiicils and other public ning. But say th” '~“x'D&D0Y9 ““d‘""“'°"m 0'! French Wmlcs amll the worst hetriiyiii of public iiglilsllioilics said when they met for nlhave to 'foot the bill?

French joumausm' lsince Confedovition should ialielpui-pose" ` --"<*>***‘

(To Be Continued.) ‘ | f ' ` "-.-.-»

- _place in the year oi the .luliili-e' .___

" Celebration of the Dominion." l Ten dollars a month, $120 a your

"Mr. Ferguson and .\ir. 'I`nsclier-'ilu practically all the civil servants

(COHUHUEIITJH Page 4_) ,enu_ ap_]_)arenlly_, hare t_o__figlit__ov¢;riin the pubic departments at Oiteswni

aga n 4 e prov nc a rg its att e IS recommended 'by the Civl er'

“Ellis *liken from them Wlulolli G_wnged successfully hy Sir Oliver vice Cmiiinissioners in their report

fight?" " |Mowat forty years ago." io the '

“Wlhat strange power do tli l '\

Government. We can tanto?

9, If the Georgian Bay bill is pass-lille juhlistinn among the thoueands

_slfmll l1'l°"e5¢8 wield 'lllal 11 i`~0V'ied the Provinces will probaliiy|0i the salailed aristlcracy on Par- srnment inust bow io? is the M98' carry it to the Privy Council-and llament Hill when this olden llood U0ll`U\8i LS bein! Hflked -by the mBll|lhe ipnbilc can cali the cost part otlls poured out and gdistributed

0" the “feel £01154’-" ‘the expense of Government." 'among them. This year will indeed

“Some members are sohis io, "vniat -Mr. siium sam io in. he a year or Jubilee among the civil

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