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lagflhe most delightful.

from 5c ‘up.

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Western Guardian

—-IHOP from Holman’: Catalog.

--8. I. C. EVENIN CLASSES: Bookkeeping, Arithmetic, Penman ship. Sbonthand and Typswrltlng. All kinds oi‘ mathematical short-

Coilege opposite Railway Depot. J. Pogson, Principal. 5516-9-21-331.

—DECEM'IER 10 TO 15, —Fai'e refunded at Holmaws. 223-12-6-21

--A BATTERY. WHEN OUT of service should receive care and attention. Taylor's Service Sta- tion. 4i

--OONCERT IN O'LEARY HALL i-‘rlday evening December 7t.h by The O'Lcury Community choir. be‘ ginning at eight o'clock. Every‘ body come and have a good time.

170-12-4-4i.

—COME TO THE PRESBY- TERIAN entertainment and bazn

rescntative in Summersidc and will be pleased to receive news. advertising, new and renewal sub-

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-LET BATTERY EXPERTS take care oi‘ your batteries for the win. ter. Taylor's Service Station. 4i

—-H0|.MAN'*8 iMILL PAY YOUR way to Summerslde and home dur- ing week oi’ December l0 to 15 on Cash Orders 01825.00 at Helium's.

223-12-0-21

orders of $25.00 at Batman's dur- ing December 10 to 15. 223-12-6-21

—BEDEQUE METHODIST CIR- GUiT——Sunday, Dec. 0, Bedeqtie 11 u..in.. Searietown. 3 p.m.,Cape"i‘rav- verse, 7 p.m. -

—-LE‘I' HOLMAIWS PAY VOUR way to Summenside and home, on $25.00 during the week of Decem- ber 10 to 15. 223-12~6-2l

PERSONALS

-—1it>i5 Eldon Miciiihwan. Monr- iont is. visiting iin Bummersido, l-ll" Rue-sit 0t‘ Mira. Carver.

—.\iiss dﬂthlcon Brennan. Tig- sh. bus rciitriied to Summt-rside. nrieiriis for tho 111st

‘ ' ill‘. in Lower Freetown l-iui!. Sal- -Mr. Myers, representing T. i t 1S 01011610080011 ufdayio evcnilnrg, Dec. 8th. A-iuiis- lll-wcAvlty-Sr Sons. St. John, was '. .: son nnd o cents. 12-741. in Suinmeisifnlei, ~Wedncrduy, in tie.” Greet. i- the dniteirests o! lhis _i1rm. a . uyg- Cards -MR. i-:. HJIAYNER will arrive - v Ab d home Saturday evening and will be “Tim many htendis oi Ma's- roa open next ivoek to buy for cash all Allllllew 31100114111181‘. “'~""l bl‘ 1317-0 ‘Ne have a Very kinds of niw litre and will handle “genie that she is immmvln: ,, on consignment ior Messrs Freddc-m QT ‘P1199111 EJ111955 11106 11118 0f En- (fig; ——Mlls.s Ann Sltfdng and .\-n-. . ‘h L d . .1. _ 21 ‘Preston strung; arrived homo ‘on glavqd Xmas l B ‘m "n m" 9L Tuesday evening, to attend the Greeting" Cards 3.12 —-SUMMERSIDE AGENT.-- Mr. fiillgri“ ‘llstlhtiw '"‘l‘"l"‘l‘ We , - , - Byron MacDonald oi’ the liiaclJon- *1 ‘"9" ' "=""-"-'- 2 p l 1 c e s langlng alil Drug Co. is no-w Guardian rep-

..°YOUNG ADAMS 00. MONT- ~ AUGI, Dec. 10th. to 16th. inclusive.

on tickets for the wsek.-—12 5-3i.

Rance Work Sale, Saturday Decent

ber 8th. commencing at 2 p. m. at ives 6t Murdock, Ltd. Store. Lev hel yo

"JEAQTERN AOENT.-Mr. J. W, Murdock is now Guardian Agent in Montague and will be pleased to receive news items, advertising, ; Job Bunting. "new and renew mbsoiiiptions. t. ‘

“WOUND-IN OUR STORE ON November 21st last-A sum of money-Owner can have same by proving property and paying for this ad. Poole & Thompson. Ltd. Montague. P. E. i.—260~l2-7-1i.

..“PROHIBITION FlNE8.—At Souris court inst week Judge Fra- ser disposed of two prohibition cas- es by a fine oi $200. Also n case v of soiling u certain tincture with- out ncquninting tho locnl prohibi- tion commission. The fine being the sum of $20.00.

..*BANK CHANGES.—The bus- iness oi’ the Nova Scotln batik n1 Souris has been taken over by the Commerce Bank. And Mr. J. J. Gray. the manager of the N. S. l1. is at present busy packing. and

The Beauty 0f Health

Newspapers and magazines are devoting columns to magic or over- night beuutiﬂcrs. There is n beauty In health that is fur more attrac- tive to men than ‘mere regularity oi‘ features ona made-up complexion. j

oi women who want to win and hold admiration, respect and love. Al the ﬁrst indication of ill health as indicated by dark circles under the eyes, a sullow complexion, head ache. pain in the side, nervousness, irritability and ntelancholla, women should lake Lydia. E. Pinkhnm's Vegetable ‘Compound. the standard

Make your S91’ i scriptions and Job-Printing. Mr. gymtests"i"u?l‘“"lllgﬁtc"'g“:;;

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601310118 N O W ‘ “gllxrtfmlzllﬂgrﬂtiflglzfi:lnrn. J. J. Mioxnirg. L O 1

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while out stock 1S H _ wit... (‘om zNiaLcNo-Ill n... .-.~.. ‘ colnplete_ t I _ turned -to her bionic in Sumtuer- , ._w5 HAVE THE 5551- eqlmhsdle, uiliter spending ithe past six & C0 ])L‘lI battery shop in the .\i.1ritime{“"“‘k” I“ Twml- ‘"10"! $1"! "all . - q > pruvmeoﬂ) w“ Hperkmze m thiyhren seriously 031i. fhult her many Llnﬂted > work. iting or send your battery I"_I‘_‘“d,"‘_ “"5" ‘f9 '31:?“ 1° him“ ‘h? " to! us and have it properly attend- N ‘l...’ .uqa“drzs.glggélf"ke i, __ .. ..-. ,.__ Queen 4 Sum?“ A.ll.lﬂ\,\;$.k r ii“‘.-I8i6ly recovered under the -QO+»~ -- ' l: ‘ ' ' ' ' ‘ ‘ u 'is‘l"~ttl treatment oi‘ Dr. E. A.

llrii. Capo Traverse.

remedy for women's ills, which has been proven to help 9S out 0i‘ every 100 women who try it.

lﬁ-tWeeklind Spe ial

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...°OHOP Krona Holmuhﬂetailog. “

Reserve seats tickets on sale at .- Mabon’s Drug Store. Special rates _-

..'DON'T FORGET Pantry and < 51111870 o! labour. When the time

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ilculth should be the ﬁrst essential '

. - ' i ' i .4 ,'~ r ' l‘ j ' condition oi affairs existing, at the hospital. a couinitttbe Wlf-BIIU

Sourls. _ ..*A VERY SUOGISSFUL baz- aar and high tea was held in the town hall, Georgetown. on Wed- nesday. November 28th, proceeds in aid 0t the building fund o1 St. James Catholic church. A large crowd were ,_ t and a splendid supper was served by the ladies of the parish. Quite a sum ot’ money was realized. A.

awn-tans icomsLsTsiﬂ-sfrhe work on the Rallwp ‘whariﬂeorge town, ha: been c plated lorthw winter and great c it is reﬂected

waiting for his orders t0 his I18“!

comes for him to go. The residents of Souris and district will ‘mid! him. for during his stay behtw in. svcry way been a true gentleman in the real meaning of. the word. They all wish h|m_ success wherev- er he goes. The same also may be said of his assistant. who K099 i0

ly to intake such n I endid showing . Kepsington

Much credit is ale _ue'to the skil- lul iguana-Md. m. . '0hn.son. rub whari when compiet will be in first class repair. ‘A.

’ Hmetviuo "m: HOSPITAL- 0n Tuesday evening Mr. J. i3. Matthew presided over a meeting which was held in the Methodist Church, Sotiris in the interest oi‘ tho P. E. i. hospital campaign. 'i‘ho.-ie tuking part being Senator McLean. C. Stems. R. McLean, F. Conroy, \‘V. B. Leard. Revs. R. M. Brodie. and E.Loclihart. in the course oi‘ the service a resolution was passed requqstling that the board oi management at its next meeting elect representatives from towns outside Charlottetown to be members oi the board. in order that the country districts may have u better knowledge oi the

oyabie goose supper was held at the homo 0i Mr. and Mrs. D. P. Mc- Kinnon on Tuesday, November 20th in honor oi Mr. David MdPht-e and family, who will leave shortly for Vancouver where they intend to remain. A large number were pre- sent and all enjoyed‘ themselves im- mensely. Mr. McPhee was prc~ seated with a set ot military brushes and although tnken by sur- prise thanked all present in very suitable terms. iliir. McPhee and

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formeiiato arrange the work in -

on the men who wdi-aeaooniiigent, '

..‘°GOO8E SUPPER-A very en- ».

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n; a » g Truly delightful

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. Stile Deﬁvibvdvfrehb

Finest ‘of all ides.

for so many years. A.

~sriu=rme News - Nowell" fan glen-migr- Fnyertltmrtl 0f SkGI 11-.

Capt. J. M. Ziichnrlarsen. arrived in Georgetown on Monday night i'i0m Montreal with n crew oi nix- tecn men and proceeded to Monta- gue to load potatoes thy Poole & Thompson for i-lnuitvn, Cuba. Af- ler loading seven thousand barrels

she will proceed to Charlottetown

to finish her cargo. She was in charge oi’ the veteran pilot. Temple (i-otell, Georgetown. Schooner Jes-

has arrived from Montague in bah‘

family will be greatly missed from hut and will_ go _in winteriqtrnrters. i2l;__S_Y_(I_Il_8y_.___§-___

' "ll" mmnnttr "1E1lll"l"l"!ll|l"!!!"l"!!'|'"lllll""’?'l illll ll!!! I llllllllllllllllllilllllllllIllillllllliillllllllilllllllllllllllllillll ""9"" ‘ . . [I £15 f. I . :-: . )’ . "- " , .=\>.~‘»\"»i"<<= i a .

‘the community where they livedlschooner Charlotte ML, Capt C. M.

Fitzgerald, sailed for Pictou. N. s. for a load oi coal for S. C. Knight Georgetown. Schooner Lgwigwn’ Capt. Chas. Petipos, arrived iroin Souris with a load oi lumber utter dfirchiu-[lng she will lproceﬁﬂ '0 Souris to go in winter quarters. A, -———<Q><_

..'Mr. Cullen, Sherwood, spent the week -end in Georgetown. 1i,

..'.Vlr. Leo German, isﬂlfgeon’ recently visited in Georgetown, A

Hlwirs. Wallace McDonald and

sic Brown, Capt. W. (l. Richards. (laughter, Vivian. who have been

visiting iriends in Georgetown m;

Why Not Visit This Store When Making Your‘ Xmas Selections ?

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"Railway Fare

store.

tere-intbrMaritime Provinces. '

you should not fali to take advantage of.

We will alaolextend this Privilege to those ‘who come by other conveyance apart from the Railway. and will ai- low on eame terms as above the return ﬂare from your nearest Railway Station for those who wish to com: by auto or team. I

Hosiery 60c to $5.00

Ladies’ and Gent's fine quality all wool plain. ribbed or fancy. cashmere and worsted Hose (En- glish make) also an excellent range _ of pure Silk and Glove Silk either with or without olox in almost ev- ery conceivable shade-mate the range 60c to . . . . .. $5.00 per pair .

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Hosiery Specials

i0 dozen good weight Ladies‘ wm Ribbed Hose In Black and the leading Fall coioraraaaortee sizes, worth $1.25. Special holiday r price per pair . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 98c

Ileiunileil on a $25.00 Ilasli amino- lior Ilne Week. December iilih to I5 Inclusive,

' Beginning with above date, Monday, December 10th and continuing for one week, we will refund the price of your return Railway ticket from any point in the Province,- East or West; on presentation of your bill at of- ﬁee- showing a cash purchase for $25.00 or over in

This is a splendid opportunity _to do your Christmas shopping and enjoy a free trip to Summerslde WHICH HAS ALWAYS HAD, AND, STILL HOLDS the reputation of being one of the best and inost convenient buying cen- I Thewonderfui showingicf high, grade merchandise from which you can select. the fine facill-ltleegforxshopplnq with the greatest comfort, and the superior values offered‘. all tend to make this visit one

Our stock of general and Hol

finest shown in recent years; prices It‘: positively right

and many special bargains are be

ent Departments-you are cordially invited to call.

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and otltere

any department of the

MAKE BEAUTIFUL XMAS

Wlyl appreciated and we are linen; every man can use an

many he may have.

natural. Gney 05-00:

stripes an wail white. prices $1.75 to .................. .. $4.50 each

iday Me-chandiao is the

lng offered In ‘the differ-

Fancy Shirts

GIFTS

Men's dreuy Shirts are al- howing the real up to date xtra one no matter how There re fine Bllkmln neat patterns mi flue etrlpel It $0.50 and 7.00; English Broadcloth: In Ind White at also fine Percales. ome with mercerlzed stripes with fine self an in plain range from

Useful Suggestions for Ladies’. Misses land Children "

Handkerchiefs. Madiera tinsni. "seam. Sweaters. Camiacleu, Boudoir Caps. Slippers. Gaiters and Spats, Hock- ey Skates, Hand Bags, Silk Biousel. Bit-brains. Kimonos. Silk Under-skirts. Silk Bloomers. Dress Goods. Coating Cloths. Tonaele, Fancy- China, Silverware, Aluminum, Car- pet Sweepers. Children's Wool Jaoketl. Kiddies all Wool Blankets. etc. Any of tho above make very eulteble gifts.

Pleasing Gifts for McmYoung Men and Boys ' t‘

,. Fancy Arm Bands, Braces,

Safety Razors. Pipes, Tie Clips, Sleigh Belle. Finch Lights, Pocket Knlvee, Hockey Boots, Hockey Skates, Leather and Felt Slippers, Military Leggings and Spats, Fine Footwear.

sweaters. Underwear. Hate and

and Overcoate, Scarf: and’ Mufflers;

These are only a few auggeatlonu. there an many oth-

ersr-Drop in and let ue help you

Gaiters. Cuff Buttons,

Caps, Bath Reine. Suite

solve the Gift Problem.

Gloves are in Welcome ' Gift

Ladies’ Suede Gloves with fancy

Christmas N eckwear

EXCLUSIVE

CELLENT QUALITY _

NM: hll pleasant countenance

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Bargains Specially Selected FOR . F I ti. ., . irida and aturday SPECIALS 1 25 Men’s heavy nll wool Bannockburn Suits._Special . . . . . . . . . $18.00 2 30 Boy’s Tweed Suits. Reg. $10.00, and $12.00. Special . . . . . . . . . . $6.75 s 100 Grey Blankets, heavy weight‘. special . . . . f $1.25 and $1.50 each 4 Special Table odd sizes Men’s Fleeced Underwear. Worth up to $1.25 for......' . . . . .. 69ceach 5 20 dozen Men’s Heavy Winter Caps, inside band. Worth up to $2. for $1.; 6 10 doz. Men’s Heavy Coat Sweaters. Extra special at $1.79 and $2.50 ea. 7 1 Web Navy all Wool Serge. Regular $1.20 per yard for . . . . . . . . . . 69c I 8 4 Webs Ladies’ English Homespun’, 56inch. Special ‘price $1.10 per yiard i 9 10 dozenhadies’ Wool Heather Hose. Special . . . . . . . . . . . 75c per pair i ’ _ l0 20 dozen‘ Iiadies.’ English all Woolliib Hose. Special . . . . . 98c per 15in “ ‘ ’ ‘" I 11 10 dozen Ladies’ Heavy Rib Wool Hose. All sizes, for . . . 35c a pair _ 12 5Webs all Wool Check and Plaid nor‘... Goods. Reg. $1.25 for’ $1.00 yd. ,J 1a so children's CoatsQVaIues up to $10.75. Special”. . . . . . . . . . (‘$6.98 i. 14 25 Ladies’ CoatsMalues up to $16.00. Special $10.75 and . . . . . . . . $12.98 15 Ladies’ Tricolette OveriBlousesAll shlades. Special . . . . . . . . $3.25 each 16

One Price Cash Store

Prowse Bros Ltd

The Big Bargain Centre

Ladies’ long and short sleeved Night Gowns. Special . . . $1.00 and $1.25

"l" "also "wit"? be ~qi=<f~."'-*tl l" delta trait" ~

One Price ‘To Everybody

cuffo. also fancy Kid and Blik lined Sllliie at from Q50 to . . . . .. 06.00

h: v Wool Glove: for all members of g tho-temlly; priced 66c to 82.25

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Mon’: lined l-lbcha’: in color: Ten and Grey. lllso ﬁne quality Suede llik lined or unlined at from $1.75 to . . . . . . . . . 04.50

when you qlvqbim eW-lerbepeolally when he known it cemetrem lin- olalﬂs. Our showing this union-II better than ever tlyerq are» beauti- nlvttiut (es ab‘ will so nut and attractive patter-neg, n all the qcmﬁtiumpjd; ' flu 00am: ,1........_p..._..,...,....................... 02.86

Aleo e large range of Ladle!" Xmas, Nectar/eel- new ab‘ ﬂower. Don't fell to!“ the». theymre lure to clone.

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