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In CHEVROLETS we are showing the “Four-Ninety” Touring, “Four-Ninety” Sedan, “F.B.” Roadster, “F.B.” Touring, and the “Four-Ninety” Light Delivery.

In STUDEBAKERS the “Big Six” 7 Passenger, and

“Special Six” 5 Passenger.

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Leishnians Clothes Don’t Look Like Any Other Kind That is for the Man who knows Good thing when he Sees It

Leishmans make “of clothes are tailored in the best equipped shops where‘ the severest gauge of perfection and inspection is applied to every garment, regardless of price of the garment. i

Result?—anv unvarying uniformityof pro- duct and garments that never disappoint.

We received another shipment of Leish- mans by express Wednesday.

Words are insufiicient to express the good qualities of Leishmans Clothes. You have to see them to appreciate them.

If you want a Leishman made suit come soon for we cansell them faster than we can get them.

If you want a little cheaper the same as you get most places, we sell the K. & S. also, and can show you a good assortment and we sell at the right prices.

Real Merchant Tailoring

If you are looking for a real made-to-ordersuit and if you are very particular in all the big and little details that make a suit look real snappy, you are the man we are after.

We have a beautiful assortment of fancy suitings--the most beautiful patterns and the best goods that can be bought from the British and Canadian manufacturers.

Shirt Department

In this depart ient we carry a large assortment of W_. G. & R. and Tooke shit s. We are particular in buying our shirts, that is in the_ quality of the goods and the pattern, so that our customers will get the best possible value inwearing qualities.

We have established a reputation in selling shirts at a reas- onable price, and ‘that is the reason we are selling so many.

We would like to have our shirt: business, and if square dealin and good service wil get you, we should have you.

Vige appreciate your business whether it be big or small.

Gloves

We have the largest assortment of gloves we have ever shown—in Swede, Tan and Chamois-in silk-lined and un-lin- ed. Prices from $190 f0 554-50-

We sell the Dents, Perrins and Hudson Bay gloves-—the best makers in England and Canada. We guarantee every

pair. _ , Let us have your glove business. We sell them right.

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MERCHANT TAILORS MEN'S FURNISHING. Sole agents ior Lelshmans, Best Tailored Garments for Men-

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—GRAND DISPLAY oi potted plants Easter weelr, at Williams. Granville St. Summsrside.

—WANTiD.-A couple oi parcel boys. Town boys periei-red. Sin- clair & Stewart Limited. , '

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—NEW EASTER MILLINERY, latest styles at closest prices. Sinclair k Stewart Limited.

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—¢BEOURE YOUR SHARE .. 0i these small sizes in women's boots. clearing at $3.95 per pair. Sinclair & Stewart Limited.

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-aA'v ‘IT WITH FLOWERS.- Order your cut flowers sag Easter liliies early from Williams. Phone

—MEN'I ARMY RUSBERS ior wearing over work boots in the slush, outwear two pair ordinary kind. Price $1.19. Sinclair &

--FOR BEST VALUES and choice range oi new season's modes in Easter Millinery come to this store. Sinclair d; Stewart Limited.

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—LADlE8' NEW SPRING coats and suits now showing ior Easter. See them. ‘Sinclair & Stewart Limited. '

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—DON'T MISSHTI-“The Man oi‘ the Hour," a strong play or love, ambition, honor and politics, to bl! Presented by St. Dunstau’s Dramat- ic Society. liapplyland Theatre. Suminerside, Monday April 5th.

—HOME FOR BURlAL.—‘l‘lie body 0t’ the late Stanley Dunn who died in Boston, is expected to ar- rive in Suinnierside on Monday, Tim body is accompanied by his moth- er, wiic, and i-liild. The iunerl will take place from the Dunn home in Suin-mersidc,

-—A, PAINFUL ACCIDENT.- Mrs Alvin McMurdo, Montroso. was the victim oi a serious accid- ent n few days ago. Seated in her sleigh in a yard at Motitrose, whori- there were several other horses

came in contact with a young ani- nial which kicked, striking Mrs. VicMurdo in the back and break- ing three ribs. Mrs. MoMurdo lind s child in her. arms at the time but the child escaiped injury.

-—SUDDEN DEATHF-Sunimer- side was shocked ’l‘liursday iiiorn- ing morning when they learned 0f the death oi‘ Mr. Jos. W. “fright, the popular and well-known iriiino tuner, at his home in Bedeqne, lav ter ashort illness oi pneumonia. He leaves to mourn besdes a. sor- rowing iviie, three children. Miss Maude at Prince oi XValcs ‘College. Charlottetown and two small cl\ii- dren at home.

—-SER|OUS ACClDENt-At tive minutes oi six 'i‘hursday evening a serious accident occurred at llaiils Mig., Co., Sumnierside, when Mr. George ‘Clow one oi the employees, and a well known and popular youngi man oi Summerside. was sawing n short hoard. In some mi- accountabie iinnnner the board flow hack striking liini on ‘the sltlu fracturing three ribs and sustain- ing internal injuries. Medical aid was immediately summoned and he was rushed to his home. At the time oi writing he is in a very cri~ tical condition.

WESTERN PERSON ALS

—-Mr. J. s. islhiI-iaeoiorti, was in town Friday. '

—Mrs. Thomas Cahill, l-‘erriwtmd, was in town 'i‘liursday on business.

—Mr. E. A. Mullen oi‘ New (insi- le. N. 8.. was in Sumiiierside Thur- sdny.

-Mr. Frank Gamble leit Thiirs- day morning ior Hunter River on n business trip.

—Mr. J. E. Gallant Summer- side was in Tlgnish on Tuesday.

—Miss Helen Gordon, Alberton was a recent vlsitoi-i to Tlgnisii,

4 1E the guest oi ‘Miss iSibyl Palmer.

~Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Wright oi Bedeque “wire in town Friday on business.

—Mr. Robert Reeves oi Free- town was a visitor to Summerside on Tursday.

out again aiter being coiitlned to his bed with a broken leg.

Thursday morning for Calgary where they will reside.

daughter Helen leit

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proved models.

sizes up to 46. Price $37.50.

All Wool Botany Serge in navy and dark brown. Price $45.00. Other prices include $47.50, and many between, up to $90.00.

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New Spring Suits Mark this Opening Display

You will not fail to be pleased with the range of medium and high class suits we are now showing. Some exceptional and worthy values are featured and you would do well to see them at your first opportunity.

Wool Serge Suits in black and navy, well made and cut in most ap - Sizes 16 to 44. Special value each $25.00.

All Wool Botany Serge, good style and quality, black and navy. All

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'l‘HE DRESS DEPT. SHOWS A WONDERFUL ASSORTh/IEN T FOR SPRING

You will be greatly surprised at the range of splendidly gotten up dress- es shown here, a-nd the v values are such that we invite the keenest coin- parison on qualities and prices in either local or foreign competition.

Silk‘ Poplin Dresses in assorted sta- ple shades at prices that are positive-

a ly below ma-ntifacturers’ wholesale

prices today. $7.90, $10.00, $12.00, $15.00 and up to $25.00.

Silk and Serge Dresses, leading spring colors. “ i $15.00, and up to $50.00.

House Dresses in good washing colors and patterns. A big showing. $1.75 and up.

House Dresses for Women over the average size up to size 53, with good wide full skirt. Special value each

$3.00.

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$27.50, $35.00, $37.50, $40.00, a and $45.00.

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g i —-—Mr. J. A. Curiey, Freetown, i z made a flying trip to Summersidc q on Thursday. I —'l‘he Misses Leian and Jennie‘ Noonan oi Albany, were visitors‘ p to Summerside on Thursday. —~His friends are glad to see Mr. Albert Woodside oi Summerslde,

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l)AINTY CREPE DE CHEN E WAISTS AT LESS THAN WHOLESALE PRICES

There isii’t any question about it. These waists cannot be bought from the manufacturers today at the pric- es we are selling them for. A nice quality crepe de chene in stylish and well tailored models. Shown in white,

‘pink, maize and black. Really splen-

did values at $3.90 and $4.50 each.

SOME OF THE POPULAR SPRING FABRICS AT THE SILK COUNTER Silk Jersey Poplin, 35 inches wide,

black. Price per yard $1.50.

Colored lfongee Silk, shades of grey, copen, Russian green and natural Width 33 inches. Price $1.50. g Fancy Voile Crepes and Marquisettes, 36 and 40 inches wide. Price $1.75,

shade. $1.90 and $2.00.

Black Duchess Silk 36-inch widths, excellent val t ' ' d 1.95 $2.25, $2.50, $2.95, $3.50 and $3.95. 40in. width at $3.501,1$3.30 5:111 $25032 yd; Colored Duchess, extra quality, colors navy, king fisher,

_ A choice line priced at $3.75. ‘ Silk and Wool Santoy, 42 inch, shades copen, taupe, grey, navy, Russian green, prune, burgundy and black. Most desirable at the price. Per yard

beaver, brown.

$3.50.

Silk and Wool Poplin, 42 inch width, colors grey, purple, navy, Russian Price per yard $3.95. . 36 and 40inch Crepe de Chene, all leading shades. Priced at $2.25 to

green and slate.

$3.95 per yard.

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the new models and fabrics shown for the coming season.

Donegai Tweeds at $16.50, $18.00, $20.00, $25.00, $27.50, and $30.00. _h

Covert Cloth Coats, $25.00,

Velours, $35.00, $37.50, $40, $42.50, and $45.00.

Serge Coats in black and ‘J navy. All sizes up to 44 inch "bust measure. Priced at $27.50, $30.00, $32.50, $35.00, $37.50, $40.00. '

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