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8losn's Liniment will uve

ltourl of sutlering. Foi; bruise orsprninit 'ves instan relief' . Itsn~estsin£mmstionand thus revents more serious troubles svvuloping. No need to rub it in-it acts at once, instantly the pain, however severe it may bc.

_SERIOUS ACCI DENT.-Mr. Gus

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four cents in stamps for A

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ents trom the district The upils

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decorations or nan. evergresns. md

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The pupils were examined Y 'lil'

teacher and llrillitlbd ¢i1°llll°iV“ ' . NE CENT W me mn m ~di\=\;:r- At¢h¢h°t°l§»=°l;=*°° °f "mm

inthilProvines. -0 ‘lspec on. e o ow s Dl'°ll\lll

ui my isertion torhsdverltising in this - was rendered: Chorus. “Msrcliiag to

__ _ . LEY lGll\\'tllln II- lllllll- CSI llllll \¢°°lllPU1Y °l' 91'- Victory," Beatrice Mcitse: rec Oli.

_ re.::¢`,“Ev‘ePmF21be,mn Wm .muy [mmm charge twenty-uve cents. --A Catastrophe," by Hamid Driscoll;

iveceive subscriptions and sdvertls-. Ta--E. U h K~ recitation. “A Better Frprln Siuiite

-AT H0NE- N- F0 - “ll” Claus," by Florence MscNel : F80 Ul-

mg mga” .___ sl11zFt|onl wlllflze At Honvie to her1g;ilends'uon_ "Kris K,-in5I|f," by gaslldon

-BUBBCRIBERS should renew n on I sy B el'I\00l1- “llllBl'Y - zell; recitation, “ ow to H e 8 week or two before the time they 3254'1'i3llliiEii ot Bread tor Chrls‘t‘mas. by Allllie have paid for has expired and thus V --- Mcitae; recitation, Christmas Ques- uog mt” an iggug, as all papers are -WANTED. Man and wife. woman ¢im,s,-- by Hu-gon Meme, recitation,

d|,,¢°m|m|¢q promptly on expiry or girl. to housekfeep io; widow-sr ai;tl --A Crlppled Dolly," by Florence glac-

Ktt. one child 011 Bflll- Pill' lll- - N iii; recltstion,“A Letter From n-

i,‘i"°' _ Bryan.Lot11.i'.E.I. ,tae claus" by Raymond Mcoiiivmy;

32i2'1'9M4ii’d° recitatioii, “A Good Boy." by Aiii°

pos iam.-iies.iordi}.i Tl; iioimgiiili. THE PRESBYTERMN CHOIR ¥ineNelil;b§ho&;s,

~ .new es - - ramp. . .

gig ii-ldiieiidilry-utliiiii th; it; in Summer- will ‘meet for drei\<;ars`ai_don dFrid8y --Ben; Ac;-ogg the lsnow." by Louise side harbor. The injury iueans lllllf °V*“ “K , “Bm” ° L “W “Y as Mouse; recitation. To Santa Clulli. it will ln- several days bt-lore he will usual--}» by Roy Smallman; song. Old S8018 e abit- to move around.-ll. l* Claus," b_v Walden Dalzcll, Allie Mac-

_____ -FOX ESCAPES.-While at local Nei", Raymond Mccmvray; recim.

-POLICE COURT.-At tho Sum- fuxinan ot Summerside, who is the mm' --Chrmmas Thoughts," by Mary

A||D“|“,_25¢_ r_,._~rg-ide Police Four; on Monday owner of several foxes. was making Macmtyre; recitation’ ..Mo“s|e_~ by

4 _ ,...,r.,...g_ 1,.-for.. nn iionor sup-mi anlexchaiiscl will M01\<10>'» 0;? qlfllitmf Jenn Mosse; recitaumki ‘ltialniing

1'; _~ M :Q rrrlc. one drunk was line( an ina s ma e s escape. ~ ' Cl | mms presemsy by “me uc.

TRIAL B°Tn‘£ éllzxind (cords. Another drunk, who lnlatie ‘its waly ‘to the hlfinliour ice. Ngflfz recitation’ ..Men.,, c|".|Btmus_--

1 - h- 'I for I if uDpf'uF¢lllL"~’. failed 10 Wl¢‘l`L‘ *WHS ‘U Y P‘"`3"*` 5' 3 ““m' b Russel Smallman; recitation,

D7' ad S* Sloan’ Inc' upuund cdiisscquciilly the bali was ber of men and boys ou foot and on ..§Iusm.tsY,. by Ruby M0330; redm.

for-it-itcd.-il. skates. The owner despairing oi’ cap- “om --Sing a Song of Christmas," by

___ turing it alive armed several oi’ his Percy Driscon; |.ec“Bu0n_ --The Cm-ist.

-SM ELTS.-Since thc price of friends with' guns. and n well-directed mas T,ee_-» by Amby MacMi||an; “The

hooked smt-its has rcatlfiica 3 cents a shot killed it.-lx. Song of the Christmas Stockings," by pound, that industry is oo e upon as - U -hoop Th last number was a ont- not to be turned down. Scorcs of -KILDARE EXAMINATION:-The p:.;|::ie to meeappeag-ance 0( Krig inen are on the fishing ground at day- S0llli'flllUl'“i ‘~’xami“ai‘°“ °f hlidare Kringle. who entering with his usual break and nflcr eight to ten hours oi' School took place Dec. 23rd. The joviamy and benevoience, presented iishing they return each with loads school was beautifully decorated for each pup” with 8 stocking fun of

Q ° averaging from sixty to eighty pounds the occasion the examination was go0dies_ besides nuts, [mit and prize

_pl-(my good pay.-H. attended by a iarge_nuinher of par- packageS_ and men departed as un.

~ P obtruslvely as he had arrived. Alter

-DIED IN HOSPITAL.-hir. .laincs were carefully examined in many B few ,hords of comment and comme". liltz. oi' Frciich River, died Mondtiy branches by their teacher assisted by (lation from the trustees gm] mtg. afternoon in the Prince County llos- Miss Ethel Foley, student P. W. C. payers present the examinagiou ter. pital. Suninierside. The funeral takes The ready answers of the children mmmed with the singing of the Na. place Wediiesday aftemooii from the showed the careful training they had tion” Anthem_

home of his sister, Mrs. Boydc llard- received from their teacher. Miss ___'________. _

ing. French River, to thc English Mable Gavin to whom much credit is

Chart-h Couiett-ry. ltlr. 1-liltz is sur- due. Songs and recltntions were also

vived by one brother and one sister. rendered hy the pupils with great ** to whom The Guardian extends Sym- success. Prizes were then given by ii@V~ George F- Da“’§°"- Aibermn' p;iih_\-_-,\', _the teacher for department atten- M-An Of Si- S_l€lJil€ll- 5- B- has ac'

- ance and etc.. also a suiticienl amount 009190 all illVli3ii°ll 'O me Aibe"i°“'

-MT. CARMEL.-- Tin- pcoplc of ot _candy and nuts was distributed a- P E- i- Cil`¢llii i°l` “ext °°“f°"e“°e

Mont Crm;-l are anxiously awaiting mong the children which showed the )'99»l`~-'~\~

sleigh roads to haul their winters kindness oi’ the teacher. Speeches 'l ` wood.-Mr. Joseph V. 'Arsenault of were made by Mr. P. l\l. Foley, Mr. E. *Ml* Aligilsiine Ailearn of me Foy Mont Carmel had a narrow escape re- J. Wade and others Then Miss R080 Wil0 iS ll0W €ll.l0Yil\Z fl f°'§ed cently when his horse ran away. Orourie in behalf ot’ the pupils pres- V8C3li0ll illlfl Daiii all exiellded “Sit

1.. - ' \\`anting to check his speed the driv- cnted the teacher with an appropriate i0 his Sisief in Lot 10- _He has receu'

-- - fi .__ er pulled in the reins but the bridle gift, Miss Gavin made it suitable re- lil’ feilifllefi io Mm Rive’ East and

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examinations to a close.

, broke and inode the condition critical .ply thanking the parents and pupils his mllDY_ fl’i€llliS U9 Sillli i9 S99 3

_ '- for .\lr. Arscnault, Fiiially he was for their interest in the school. The ll'lal‘i<€<i ll11Dl'0V9lll9lli ill his iieaith

\~ illf-Y-=f§1=~'°<_‘““,‘i’fi“‘{“i‘* km" thrown ironi his wagon and sustained singing of God Save the King finally owing no doubt to the change of

-,;,i3- 'lain ewriiwiiiivllngs ray severe bruises on the leg and side of brought one of the most successful (‘iillll1'~9-`°‘-‘\-

i,;,: W-‘i rdf ~ i -, serious,-R, __ -A most barbaric act was com-

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good work Poor eyesight is restorcd by good glasses. Let us examine your eyes and supply you with suitable len- ,,

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___._ -LONG n|vEn ExAM|NA'r|0N__ mitted in Alberton on Saturday

-A FO XCHASE.-On Monday, The semiannual examination of Long ~m0l'Ili11B iasi- at the il°‘“` °f 'W0 0'

when a number of skaters were enjoy- River school took place on the after- Ci0Ci< Wilell 501119 i°“' m°i`i_“iS 5_mash` ing ihcinselves on thc harbor, a nice noon oi Wediiestlay, Dec. 23rd in thc ed six large glass windows in the patclied fox niado his appearance. school rooms. The examination was house of Mr. E. O. Barbvllf. Ml' The- skaters started in pursuit and very largely attended there being Barbour was awakened by the noise

- tried to round it up, but Reynard was about sixty pupils and twenty-live but the guilty party 85081190 i)9f0l'9

too cunning for them and would have visitors present. The various classes he had time to do anything- N0 evaded them all, only Mr. Earl Grady were examined by their teachers. Mr. cause is known for this unmaniy act.

procured at rillc and drew a head that Malcolm MacLeod and Miss Margaret -A_

put Rt-yiiarti to slccp. A local fox man' Berrigan, assisted by Messrs. John ----

iins siiicc misscd u fox that got out oi’ Johnstone and John R. Wigniorc and _Mx-_ t‘liii’ord Cahill son Of Dr. J the neu--ll. Mrs- Moutsomeriv Bi' their ilrompt cabin Hartsford. (‘oi1n..an<i Mr. Ear*

*__ answers the pupils showed that they Cahill son of P. J. Cahill, Moncton

-CAPE TRAVERSE.-Pape Trav- had been carefully trained by their N_ Bu who are attending St Duu»`

ersc and vicinity has been the scene teachers. After the examination oi smug (‘0\l(-gp, Charlottetown. spent

. of some- :aovinl gatherings during the, the different subieL'lS 11 Verb’ ll\l0l'0Sl- their Christmas holidays with their

chrisnnus holidays, among the num- ing programme. consisting of singing .rt-iatlvt-S in Atherton and Kildare and - hri- was n slipper at l.nnsdownc Hotel Hilti l‘€0il8!i0llS “'85 l'0llfil`0<i ily lile returned on Monday to rt-sumo their givi.-ii ily thc niciiibcrs ol' ;\1oiint Mir- lllli-liiS Of Mi?-15 i3l°l°lHHll'S l`00lll illlii studies,-A.

inn i.o<lg~-, when at most cnjoynliit- was much en;-‘yetl by all Drefwil- ---

ew,-iiiiig was spent. Also, Gordon Spccchcs wcrc inadc by the trustees _HQRSE NOTE5.-- Mr. Moser Lawson opt-nt>d his liandsoint- and illlfi \’=iil0fS- All f’-\`i>F0SSf‘fi them- Woodside, Tryon, is thc lucky owne' spacious rcsiriciicc for a liuusc warm- iif‘i\'l`5 flfi iliKil|.\' piUuS<‘<l with thc prtr of H va|ua\,|u draft C01; which ho pur- im; wlicrn upwards ot' unc hundred KFUHS Ui lill* lllllllifi- 'i`ill‘." l‘L‘llll\l'i¢"fi t-liasctl from Mr. Joseph McDonald

got-sts trippi-ll thc light fantastic until H KFCHI iluIll'0V0l’ll0lli "Oi Ullil' ill ai' Crztpuud, at a high ilgurc.-V. tho ww- srun' hours. A inost d<_-li;;11i- tcndainzc but also in tho quality and -__

rul tinn- \\'ua spent and ovt-ry one said fluillllily Of H10 Work of tht- pupils _A NARROW E8CAPE.- lt is pro it was mn 1,85, ew.,-_ Mistt mg.. fwlg. sinco thc gmiiiiig of thc school last verhmllv lrm. ‘hal we are nm.” mor, ly, who \vn3l1Umc from Mt, Allison Allgllsi. HCV. Mr. Sllilicfltllid Wll0 Ci-lllit! in dalléer ‘han when we mink our spcnding hor (`hristnias holidays with l0Wlll'liS U10 121050 Of the €‘XHII1iuali0Il selves sew,-0_ This was demonsn-at il*-‘l` lllll`0lllf>` @lli0l'i0ill0<i il0l` YOUIIZ congratulated _'he ratepayers on their ed hy an incident which occurred ii fl"l€'ll¢iS IU il \'0FY i>i@21SallI fine s'~`i‘°°i b“’lding and expressed his Alherton rect-ntlv and which almos‘ cvcniiix: at her home 011 the l’i"aS“l'0 ‘ii me g"a‘ii"g °f me suited in the dcaih by electrocuiion oi

- :.’nd. t‘hnrics Bursloe, IIISDOC- School* H" said that judging by me it certain respectable citizen of that

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SUMMERSIDE, P.E.|.

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DR. I. E. CROKEN

Veterinary Surgeon

Prop. Anegweit Fox Hospital Oihce Cameron Block.

Phone 484. _

Residence Revere Hotel.

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KEE P I N G well

is largely I

matter of keep ing every

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The latest arrivals in Toilet Sets are extremely beautiful

A made in five and ten piece

style of semiporcelain; the

, . pieces are full sized, neatly shaped and handsomely -5. decorated with floral and

- ‘ other designs.

ii Any of these sets are all hw' { that could be desired in style

and

and wearing qualities, and the aregood values at $1.75

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falter this famous tonic lax-

alive

to £00 a Set.

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rich :ind rare. was carried out without a hitch. the smallest ciilld seemed im

and showed the utmost confidence in their teachers, their parents and them- selves. The programme was long and too quickly brought the twilight hour, when old and young declared themselves content to stay on to be ediiied and pleased by the evidence oi love, care and attention to their outies on the part or the teachers. Miss O'Brien and Miss Gaudet. After

I\niiouai Anthem brought the gather

DDY OW

Year. Rev. R. (Y. Gauthier is organiz- ing a night school oi' the young men and boys of Palmer ltoad parish. meet- ings to take place twice a week. the lessons to be along agricultural lines with lectures and confidential talks on all things that concern a iarming community. Success to his efforts. An unusual sight is to be seen these tiavs on the Palmer Road. Captain Henry Perg is hauling his new vessel the

es arc pre ted for the Gretonla

and her genial captain next summer. The mail carrier on Route No. 1 re- ports the roads in excellent condition, particularly In the Waterford District where the thanks oi the whole district are due to Messrs. Patrick Fitzgerald and John M. Doucette for the success of the rural mail delivery daily in that

lctrlmental effect however. The W

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'°" "f 5“h°”i5' has “`i”"‘L"i i" his numbnr Drvsiim an wok an inierwl in Dlace. This gcnltlcman wus reclining

__ . _:_ . duiii-.s after spending his holidays iii -“*`i‘°°i and that gow r‘_~`5“iLs should leignrelj, in his favorite arm chair 2' with friends in Cape Traverse. llorst: f°ii°“'~ After iii? passing mum’ of me ('@||||-at Tglgphonn Omoo ond or

. trotting is thc ordcr oi' tht- duy on Candy me cxammatiun wus broiigm pgtinting @lot|ne|1tly`o|i the possibil

. lin- (‘upt- 'i`r:tvorso ri\‘f-i'. The icu to 3' C1050' ity of a Gorman invasion of (`i1nu\in

In-ini: in t-.xt-1-llt-lit condition. sonic oi' , ' _ wmn his uui|,mmq |_-nunwnanfyn and fill' Sl»i'i"|.\' 0l1~‘S are lo in: sf-oil czitzh *ST* LoU_'s'._n"’ Z%'"f`“"""ai ox' deiily uiirlvrwt-nt a tromplotc irniisior a|`|»,-rimoii. ninong thorn In-ini: .\ir. ii. “"'i"‘“i"" Ui Fouls :’“h°°] muh mation ioilowcd almost iinincrllately (-,.i_<'_\.~S _\h_|,,|,,|,.M H0“.ml»._._ Hurt place on Doc. .Z-»_. in thc sciiooirooiii. ln. u ‘pap from me ch,,Y|. As Sm." as Ilicltit-. l’. S. lIo\vatt’s Sl|rub', also whiuh Wu” i"Si_"m".y .dvcorutcd for ho rt-gninotl control of tho [acuity ni.;

i\_l|inl _f':iinp|»<-ll’ \\'i|th liigs iiiuri-I Dloxcy. l?!>00<'il. lic uiiswcretl a wliuic tiblifiy 0f` 1-- ini- ‘ior 0' tic fu c "ri vt-rsc ' ' ' "_ ' ' vt' ~b' .- tl the ic t sen

S--ho-il lilns hr-on li»,~:|'.i'.ifi)iiiy liiiliiituil, 5°h°"ir°°m was "r°vYd“`d with viifiiiurs' gi-Ttibduinhliiii ziiiiiiiliauis ix; tlicv liaduboon Un- \\'|,i'i.' lit-ini: doin- by \'lnrl< liros., oi' p“""""" and i’“i"lS' Tim """"°rS torn from their sockets. The cxplun ` .\\'|;.i.»lii~~- Vow,-. 'l`h< ludios ol' the sh°“""i ‘iw gmmcsi imcmsl “ml °i"S` ation. iiislonil ol' eniiglitciiing the sur l.;.iiit~ih- brnntfli or tin ltcd Cross So- Ustlummuttinl knowing iimtl as in me Drlscd onlookers. served only to Der- t-io:_\- are luis-_\' rciviiig for the soldiers. pas some ‘ng mme, ia" common plcx tlieni the more. Some thought it 'i`ln-3: linvt- contributed one large box was ,gxiiectm-1' The" expcciaiions advisable to telephone immediately for -li‘\'11<3.- ‘lore 'uni realized' prognfmme' Dr. Klcr. but ns he appeared to be in

his normal condition despite a slight

i I -4- -1-9 hund with thc detcriuiiiatioii to please pailor' ‘vinci-I _wus hardly percfumble

owing to a hirsute covering. it was not considered necessary. Many and div~ ersifietl were the supposilions formed but each in turn was discarded as an unsatisfactory solution. Several pre- sent were of the opinion that the poc- uliar sensation was caused by a slight paralytic stroke. but its short duration and the nbst-nce oi' aiter effects show- ed this to ho an erroenous supposition. The only other conceiveable solution

a ‘ew “°mi’"me"“"5' reinarks by me then is 'tl t ill entleman received

trustees anti others, the singing of the an e|Cu.|‘:.1 Sage? This theory is

rent was turned on for the iirst time.

phone oiilcc had copper plates put on the arms of the chair recently to pre-

sibie that ii current pt electrlcty may have been generated to these with the above mentioned result. It this were the case the victim of this accident certainly had a miraculous escape.-A

- -An enjoyable whist party was

3;:‘°“""- ‘O Egffneei h°fi’°l'- Great ‘given by Miss zine csiiiu, Aiberton

at her home. on Friday evening. Jan 8th. The highest score was made by Mr. C. Cahill. Alter the serving ot re ireshments the guests were treated tc some pleasing vocal and instrumental music. One oi’ the most amusing tes tures was a step dance by Mr. Clifford Cahill.-A

was in Summe Monday -H

-Mr. James Tupiin. of Black Banks,

St. Lo-.-1-.-. was a visitor to Bummerside yester-

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-SIMLANNUAL EXNMINA .I0 "11

-The semi-Annual exsminetiolri 5.! _Mr-JOSBDDL-P01019? 0! Sllmhwf- zzitexall remedies are recognized M

N0* Annan School was held on the 'ide “U ill M0" Cl’»l‘lll°i ii" WN* restorative:-no matter what is the afternoon ot Wednesday. Dec. lard; 'iminl “°‘" l'°i“i'°°"R- nature ot your ailment. there is s Rex- 127 Quegn Shvggf _ . _

The sehoolroom presented s real "-"' . all remedy that is lnlnntsed to cure Christmas atmosphere. secured -Mr. Henry Lewis, Albertoii. was e », _ M mm, |; C ,_ ;__- _ ' mfg” gpfumn um ,M ¢.,?f,,f visitor to Summer-side on 'ruesdn sniff.. n_ff__ _.'i.”.,__f".§.__.‘l_ ..f_.." .

_ ` trengihened by the fact that it was ‘

H h ing to a close wishing each other a S ~ - _

ealt Merry Chrismms and B Ha N on this evening that the electric cur

Mr. Mattliews. proprietor oi' the tele-

vent their wearing and it is quite pos-

It’s Not A Question of Profit ow

We want to clear out our entire stock of

Ladies Fur and Cloth Coats

Regardless of Profit or Cost N o Goods Carried Over

Is an unbreakable rule in this store the prices below will prove the truth oi our rule. You can’t realize these saving until you see the goods, you can save several dollars if you buy now because we want to clear our shelves.

Quality is Always Gnaranteed

Ladies’ Fur Coats Ladies Cloth Coats

Marmot Coats reg. $85.00 now $66.00 Regular $26.00 now $12.50

Raccoars ~- 85.00 U 42.00 18.25 “ 10.00

Rat “ ig-13)?) it 12 at 8 Strac S u ' u ' at . u i Persianrawcoaw , 55.00 U 45.00 H 10-00 H 5-00 Coon Coats “ 40.00 25.00 5.00 2.49

NECK PIECES

In all kinds of Fur, such as Bear, Blue or Black Wolf, Ohio Sable Stone Martin Opussum, Black and Brown Coney

Prices from $1.50 to $15.00

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Fur Sets Ladies’ Costumes

§f:.re....$;§~ss1s:$§§¢3.9 $-0-0° Blue Wolf 15.00 for 9.25 “ 12.00 “ 8.50 ima; as - - ww

18.00 “ 14.00

“ 20.00 “ 15.00

Mink Sets 175.00 for 125.00 “ Mink Sets 75.00 for 50.00 Sable Muffs 26.00 for 12.00

Children’s sleeping suits in all kinds

of white and covered shades ‘

60c for 39c 75c for 550 '

Night Gowns _ i85c for 59c Shaker Drawers 45c for 25c Children’s Dresses 3.00 for 59c and

25c for 15c 45c for 30c 50c for 39c

- -sk-ft $3.25 for $1.75

Lad-ies I--S 2.75 for 149

~ -< 5.00 for 2.98 1.98. ~ ~ 5.50 for 4.75 coats 8.50 for 4.50

I-HCii€S' W-0iStS Ladies’ Underwear

Voile, Crepe de Chene and Silk 75C

790 for 59c 2.50 ‘-5 1.25 232 1-25 75C

1.59

79c

3.50 “ 2.75

Wrappers 0-28 ,_ 4932 Taffeta silk ~ 4.50" for 2.50

Prowse Bros. Ltd.

Ladies' Woolen Gloves at if “

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Night Gowns 98c for Drawers 60c for Underskirts 60c for Sateen Underskirts 1.25 for Blk. Moire “ 2.25 for

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._Mr. Reginald McFarlane and Mr. ,

W. E. Bell. oi’ Cape Traverse, were in Summerside yesterday on business.-

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-Mrs. Johnston Mann and son. Les-

lie. of Irishtown. were In Summerside attending to buying on Monday--il

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-Mr. Fenton Arbing, Summerside. s confined to his home suiierlng from i sever attack of qulncy in the throat. -H. `

-Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Arsenauit

at Mont Carmel were visiting In Mis- :ouchc recently the guest oi Mr. and Mrs. Arsent P. Gallant.-R.

-Mr. Lucien A. Arsenault who had

been In lpswice. Mass.. 'tor nearly :hree years came home last week, his home is in St. Rapahaei.-R.

-Rev. J. C. McLean, Sumtncrside. eft Monday morning on a business ;rip to Charlottetown.-l-l.

-The Guardian extends congratuls- G B

tions to the genial editor ot The Plon-

ser, Mr John Pond. on the arrival oi ' eed

dl t i t. M . G. L. ' ofviif .fc 32%; a iilrliiiiilg iggliligtli "£5753" Pflsoiili-3 -° Y°““¢ ““"““°'~°x‘ en "-1 n °f warm' °°mf°rt°bl° f°°tW°ar in the smelt ilshing this winter at ‘1 _ ____ besure and mspect Oul’ St0Ck Of 0V€l'Sh0eS-

Ebhstleet. Their shipments sri: large ~°\iY|l'. Nell McQusrric, K. C., iett ' ’ '

and froiiurnt and the fishermen at i°i' ('i1“"i°lw'-"Wil 0° M°i"i“Y~'"ii- -Mr. Alex Mclntyre. student ot St. For Men ‘mm $1--45 to sseoo

Eihtaileet ure tl Ing ll, Th --- ' ' 1| , W0“U\€l' ‘lf the #est few: days Endsoid *Mi* G’*°l'8° %°i'i'i'°”- B"°d°ii’°ll°» `g\‘1|iI1l1:1t1:i!iislideCc?n alfi‘0nds'?lii>‘:ur:iiii:(;u3l- F91' WUIIIGD fl'0lll 1.15 t0 2.35 _ rs e on . .

ter spending the Christmas holidays F B

li- Callushvn Ce. ure doing a un-ivi--g at nn some in omni iuver.-ii. 01' 0Yl» Girii and Children at lowest pricel-