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-IT PAYS to buy in this provliiec.

-EGG DYE lor tivcoratiiig Easter'

eggs. per init-kiige. Ili-. ilolinaii's. Suiniiierside.

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-SPRING COATS.-.\'ewest spring

models, different prices. Be sure and sec them before buying. ll. ’i‘. lloiiiiiiii Ltd., Suniinerside.

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-FOX BlSCUlTl Itaiiciiincii can

proi'ui-if the right kind at right price from Braces

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-EMERALD CELEBRATION .\lon- day in honor ot` the great St. Patrick. .\ spleiidid pro5‘,'i'aiiinie ot' entcrtaiii- niciit will be put on. Ciirtaiii rises iii 7.50 p. in. _ 3089.

-CURTAININGS, Srriiii and Mar-

iiuisette; hip; iissortnieiit ol' best mat- erials just i‘ci'oi\'eii. See tlicni nt our liouse l<`uriilsliiiig Departiiient. }ioi~ niiiii's_ Suiniiicrsiile. e

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ATTEMPT T0 WRECK A CHICAGO

- THEATRE.

l’Ii1t_‘Atit), .\Iai°ch I4.-~.\n unsuc-

cnssfiil attviiipt to wreck tiic new \'Voods tilcatri: builiiiiu.: in the heurt of the ituiiiliesi-i sei-tiini was iiitnle tonight when ii bniiih was vxpioiloii on the first floor. Nu serious ihiiii- age was doin- and iio inn- was iii- jured. Pollen declared that the Ger- iuan syinpatlilzi-i~s probably were re- sponsible for the explosion. The first play at the theatre which has just been coinpii.-ti>iI ami will open in a few days. is said to be strongly anti- German and recently received high praise I'roni l’residi-iit Wilson. The explosion coulii be heard all over the loop district and drew thousands of persom to the scene. '

A SUITABLE REBUKE.

liiniiiiicrnbic are tin- stoi'ii.-s-iiiaiiy

ot' thi-ni “clicstiiiits"-of the ready iviifot Mr. .liistico Duff.

lt appears that one da): while try-

ing ai case lie was disturbed b_v ii young inan who kept moving about in the rear of the court. lifting cliairs and prying iiiuler spots. _ ' “Yoiiitg inan." exclniiiii-<l the l»»urn- i-ii judge at lust, “you are making :I good tical ot' uiiiint-4>ss:ii'_\" iio_isi-. \\'li;it are _vou doing?" '

“.\i'loi'tl." i'i>piiei| thi- oi't`i-iiiii-r. huvi- lost ni_\' ov(-i'cnat and ani tryi

to find it."

"\\'eii." canie the \\'iii_\' ri»pl_\'

"pi ople 0I`te-ii lose whole suits iii licre with out making all thai i`ii.-s."

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Over i0O years of splendid success. Whether needed internally orexter-

naiiy it is ever humnnity's grant

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iii.-eriioii for advertising in this ml nniii. t'asli niusi iiccuiiipaiiy order. .\liiiiiiiiiiii i-barge tiveiity-tive cents.

-THE MORNING DAILY GUAR-

DIAN can be oliiaiiied ui Latl'i=rty‘s Tonsorlai Parlors. Suninierside.

-MANTLE.-Solid Oak. selected

polished cherry pillars. One only oi- fei‘r-.il at ii burgiiin. R. T. Holman, Ltd.. Suninierside.

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-WALL PAPER in newest patterns

nicest coloriiigs. More than one hun- dred ditl`ei'cnt styles to choose front. liolinuii's, Suninierside.

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-SPRING _SUiTS.-Sonic of the

very smartest Spring styles at moder- ate prices. See tlieni nt liolinan’s. Suiiiiiierside.

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-GASTINE increases Gasoline pow-

positively non-injurious, and elimin- ates formation of carbon-oiie tablet to the gallon-100 in liox for $1.00, postage piiid. R. T. Holman, Suni- iiieri~ildi~.

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-DIED AT SUMMERSlDE.- The

death oct-iirrcil at Suniniersiile, Sun- day evoiiiiig, oi* Mrs. Arthur Perry. after ii liiigvriiig illness. The iloccas-

about six inontlis ago, from which she never fully recovered and which ciilniiiiated in a stroke oi` paralysis.‘ Mrs. Perry was only twenty-one years of a_2~‘, :ind leaves to mourn u sorrow- ing liusbiind and two small cliildrcn.

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tlnpt. l-`. l-'. Giilliiiit, of the i). G. S.

llrant, has just returned l'roiii a very pleasant. trip to Gardiner. Boston, ile- vci'e, Somerville, Lynn. Lawrence and

lant niet ai great inaiiy Islanders who are :ippareiitly doing vei-_v well, mm uri- wt-ll satisfied with their new lionic. While visiting his brother-in-iiiw. John Beriiaril oI` Laiwrcnce, Mass., the gen- iiil c.i :iin uns waited ii on by i

*"' “lid d0'~'\"’“*“"-S \'\ll‘-1 '~`0l1BUHlDli0ll§ Many sociologists seein iioiiiiiiiiteiiby

"ll 'lull H" Ulmfk Of Wllllvill l`\f\’l‘l` iii-volopiiiga social justice which pro-

othei' New England cities. Capt. Gal- C

iiipiiii iiiiiiii

ivoiiiiiiut-ii t'roiii page .seveiil 4

ations, iiiiii that ciiaiuictei' building is

ultra of any pariinlneiit.

The future ol’ Cunudii depends upon

its i-liiiilren. their character and |raili~ ing. ln strengthening ot i-liariiciei~ the grace and guidance ot' religion is ilidiilnensahle. But in cities today. the church and the home have ceased to be the strong forces in individual lite that they once were. The' school tt-.a<:liei~ is, by iniiny parents, expert- cd to take all the burden of thc cliiid's training in honesty. reverence. seif~coiitrol and everything else that makes t'or it sound education. This burden is too great for any teaciier.

At bottom the social problem is ii

question of morality and religion. Carlyle said that the beginning and end oi' what is the iiiutter with society- is that we have forgotten God. The _ iiiiperfcct success ot' o great detil ot' the present-day sociology is iiue to the tact that God has tio part in it.

the delusion that legislation is a more i-ft'ectivc aid to virtue tlian the lionie- ly morality of the 'fen (_`.oiiiniaiidineiits and the olil»fasiiioiii_~.iI teacliiiigs ol' thi- Liospol.

After the ivar thcrt- slioiilil be no

i'oinplai'i~iit rosuniptinn of iiatloaiii life without any serious efi`ort to get rid of the social injustice whereby Need is al the iitercy of Greed. More' i-Iiicieiit service can be i'ciidci‘od by

vi-nts wrongs than by ii vluirliy which only operates when these wrongs have been coiiiniitieil. Social reform is inore vital to our national lite than railway policies or tariffs. There will :<ui'cl_v arise at the end ot' tlic war it stroiig tleteriiiinatioii aiiioiii: the iiiasiirs of the people to secure a ‘dras- lli: ri».I'ortn of the body social. Will

that reiorni coinc as a result of the revival oI` religion, or in response to the shrill summons of secularizeil so- ciullsni?

W. B. Wallce.

Slillliiill ANU lil

HUMURS GIVE WAY

Tliere are niriny things learned

.`roiii cxpericiii-ns :ind observation that the oliler_ gi~iierati0ii should ini- prcsit upon ihi- _\-niiiiticiz Antoni; theni

i . .fm . _ . D _ _ :niiiiibcr ol' his relatives and i`i‘l¢=nds.‘

.\ir. l~`r;iiicis P. (liillunt.

llc ar lteliitives and l~`i'ieiiiis:-i{iio\v

ing that you are on the eve. oi' your

,iii-p:ii'tiii'e t`roni amongst us. ive, your ;ri-latiri-s and trieiids, of Laivri-iici-_ . .\liiss.. liuvv thought ii proper to as- , .-i-iiible lii~i~i- this eveiiiiig to show ap- | pin-i~i;iti<iii ol' _your \\'i-iicotiie visit. The visit ui' ai reiativi- und friend from the old iioiin i .ii\\a\~i it-iv iielcoiiie

rpi-iii. \\»- ask ilivini- i’i'oviiieiice in bless _von and to grant you iilaiiy hap- n_\' yczirs ot' uscfiii lit'i»; and we hope ,iliat _riiu will often liiive the uppoi'~ ,tuiiity ol' i-ouiiiig liurlt to visit us. l \\'i,- a.=l~: you to accept from your 5 i'i'iomls and i'clati\'i»s present heri- . this cvviiiiiil. this small gift as it toit- gi-.ii ol our i-stceui lui' you. \\'isliiii_2

1 your hi-:iiili,liappini-ss and a safe jour- iui>_\' lioinc, We-:.ii‘i‘. Your relatives and iricnds. oi' i.:1wi'ence, Mass. Feb. iS, 1918.

I Mr. Gallant was taken coiiipietely by surprise, but in it few kind words tliaiiked his friciids for their very cor- ldial wishes and promised to ever re- nieniber tiiein.

Capt. Gallant reports that great cn-

tliusiiisni is iiiztiiifosted by all Amer- icans iii the preparations i'or the war in support oi' the Allied cause. All iiidustries are being organized with ri

. 1 supplies and munitions. Economy nnii

” -'gf - - production are thi- watcliwords of the of S -Ji Aiiii-rp-.aii people today. Since they

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have put thi-ir siioulder to the wheel. tho great iuiiioii tu the south ol' us ‘ure an a unit in support of the vast iiiiriertiikiiiir to ii siicccssfiil and vic-

f£'fl'l»'.’;.- if ’ ' °- I_oi'iol|H issue. ' ~ ' ' ' .' .

oppo'-in itll liberty i belong pni'soti#

and uns presented with the follow-l

ing address -iccom 1'inir=d bv ~i vali -' . " . [M0 I.mmmi"‘ DPW" ‘ ‘ _ I l',>:-iiiples and other eruptions. can 'hi-l

' ' mo.-‘L .-.iii-cesst'iiii_v treated with

is. thc fact that sciofulit and other liiiiiiors ivliicli produce ec-Lenia, boils

li llood's Siirsaparilla.

This great nie‘di<~iiic is a peciiliiii

<-otnliitiatioii of reiiiurltubl_v effective hiooil-piii'it`yiii;: :intl liealtli-giviiu; i'oot.~'. barks and herbs. wliich are :iiilii-.i'i>i1 i-spi-cially for it. ‘

llooil'.- Siiisapiirillii has stood the

lost im- forty _vcni's. I Gm ii liotiio toila\'~-~-iio\v~-lroin your

_[}llNlilll`S PiliN . . FUR lRllilNll

l)if1'i`iit)l'i`, Blur(-li I-I.---'|`liut lioiui-

iituin for lrcliiiitl on u basis siiiiiliiii' to that now ciijoycii by the ilritish lloniiiiion ot' (‘iinailu and other Bri- tish colonies will provi= thc ultiniatc solution of the ‘irish question. will help the allied cause in winning thi- war. ami ivill prevent the coutiisloii tluit would have ii tendency to briiiu about Germain iiitliieiicu were irelaiid 'given self-governiiieiit during thc wiir. was the sentlinent expressed by 'l`. l'. O`Connor, noted irish leader. who spoke to the meinbers of the Detroit Athletic (lluh hei°_o this evening.

“Whoever seeks to hamper l_~2ii;'.-

laiirl today hampers the Allied caiiiii-. iiaiiipcrs the United States." ilcoltiiw-il tho great patriot.. | t`riiitinu|ii|;, Mr. t)'t’niiiioi' said in ‘partz "’l‘lie vigoroiis |ii'osi-.ciilioii oi' tho wfir has two positive eiioiiiiiis anioiig the irish popul:-itloii: tiiosi- \ilio iii inanii too iinn li and those who

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consunies fifty tons ol This solution. which is the Lausanne Gazette, is all papers friendly to the

il' Deautiful iiiioiisly iioniniiiii-ii' b_y the iiliicd por- force oi iirnis. and that iri-laiiil hint

,,-'__‘ tion of the Swiss press for tho sinh- not the sirius to win. i l_l'T<»';,. Tea P0125 ini; of the steiinier Sai-iliiiero, with "They ought eiiiiaily in know that

3,855 tons of cei'e;ils destined for any attempt to set up an irii-iii ite-l

public assiiiiiiiii: the inipossibie~- nuiiieiy, that =lrelniiii could win irniii England by force oi' iirins-would hi:

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Saturday Morning Begins An Interesting Sale of Wash Goods

9 HE LOVELY WASH DRESS

FABRics1NcLUDi-:D iN THIS

=ale are the goods left in stock from last season---that’s the

reason why We can offer you

a great saving on them.

¢`,, 'ihere are popular fabrics of almost every sort --from English and American makers including the famous BURTON mills. They’reoifc1'ed at a series of prices that mean a notable money saving

At Fifteen Cents mT`At Tvs enty-Five Cents

to you. -

There are F lowered Voiles, Checked and Flower'

_ed Crepes. ‘Striped and Fiowcred Muslims a great range of good heavy Canadian made

print cottons. from all of which you may ]_ ` choose at.....i . .....

At Thirty-Five Cents

. 'l`here’s a wonderful array_of Beach Cloths, Plain and Flowercd Voiles, White Crepes, Striped Duck Skirtings, indian Head White

and Fancy Piques, Satin l-inisheyd Ducks 3 Galateus. Choosefor.........,;........__._

There are white and colorf cl Ducks Striped and

Flowered Foolards Delaines-ideal Fabrics tor house Dresses in White Butcher Blue, Navy and Brown --I-'16 inches wide; Striped and Flowererl Voiles,- Crums Prints. Choose fr om 2 C any of these.................. .. -

At Fifty Cents

Some handsome Button Fabrics, Reception Volles,

Plain and Colored Beach Cicths, Gaberdincs, New- cloths, Mattings, Foulards. French Voiles,

Irish Poplins, Crepe de Chenc. Choose from these at...... _ .....

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Crums Prints

This is the g r e at

standard English pi int-- the regular price :hi over l Canada is now from 28; to 30c~you wil see it catalogued by one cf the biggest mail o rd e r houses at 29 CENTS PER YARD. _

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big supply lasts you can \\ get all you want here-- hght and dark~-- iii colors and patterns......25c yd

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, --GowNs............ ._ ............6s¢io $6.25

-~-coiiser covsns .. ..... ...29¢ to $1.50 each --i-:ivvi-:i.oPis cncmisn .......$1.:-'.5 to $4.50

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- --Unni~;izsKiR'rs. ............... ...........7s¢ to $3.00

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oppose ull liome Rule array tigaiiistl _ _ __ _____ ___ _ _ _ ____ _*

themselves High Ummm! in nn parm' L.. _... _, _~_;,_-_--_.___!__'.f _-_ J-lf. li If i ilnn-isinxw V4.7. _ _.1l oi’ tho world aiul are weiikeiiing the the Aiiii-i'icuii people iii cai'i'yiii;; on not outer itito the irish iiuostion to ni-it exoct oi' this, he says. is uiiiong ileniul wus iniide bv the locturci nl Bl'lUHl\ I*-i1lD|I`P~ All!-l l\0 Wl\0 l0'llU.\'_ U10 W*1l'»" any considerable extent is the con- the northern inhabitants. wlto think the statement that 'the Sinn l"oint‘l~

weakens the British Empire weukeiisl '|`hiit ilu- religious elenieiii does ientioii of Mr. 0‘Connor. The great- in terms of three hundred years ago. control the country.

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