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Westernliuardian t ,. p ,0 '°"°" m" "mm" c“"°'- ' . l 4 NEED we Hint.» details aboui: shopping early in the monbh and

gcn-llztrlfh: weggglgfifcilgfm: ‘ - early in the day? It’s a well known fact, however, that selection lGuardian on Water Street. Silm- i5 at best at ‘the Sﬁrt Of the $88.80!], SGPVICE l3 at 1w highest merside and pay for your Guardian efficiency and prqmpt dEllVGTY l5 a Cefliﬂlllty. W9, 000, can care Of

out-of-town shipment with greater ease. You'll upprwiﬂf-e doing W“?

if you want to get one of the won- derful Farm Calendars. shopping early. =

—MAYOR RETURNS. — J. B. Proiitt, mayor of Remington, re- turned last week from the P. i1. I. iliospilal. Cbarlottetowm where he . underwent the operation of remov- al of bl: tonsils. He in feeling “lit”: again. 5

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—HOM E-MADE CANDY-—Buy your Christmas Candy from ul- hlauo the good old way. Absolute- _»:,v pure. 35 to 60 cls. per lb. Candy Ecanc-s a specialty. Olympia ice, -Cream Parlors. Summerslde. | ; 556~12—22—4l i l-l 0L E P ' a-cixtarvnans-A limited num-

r - ' "r m: o! the wonderful calendars for _ _ ‘farmers being issued by U18 GMT‘ E lviia. have been received at tn

l\\'e orn office of the Guardian on Watt-r Street. Summer-side. A I It W|ll Be a Very Merry One

‘calendar will be given w U18 DEF" {son renewing the Guardian or to‘ -—f0r those whose friends give Holeproof Hosiery

{any new subscribers.

-FIRST 0F WlNTER—\\'intcr isct in in. 11ml earnest. in Sumzner- Iﬁlilli yesterday when for ‘l-llf." firs! taxm- Lbis season the mercury dPOD- lpcd below mem. 0n ms borders of the zown it was as coki as 8 and Z10 below zero, while in the centre lo; me town it registered around Ln.- below. There should be 205d it‘: on the ﬁver; and bays 90m now on making it good for fisher- men and travellers alike.

Skating Set: 33,75

Shirts $2.00 to $5.50 .“°'“PP'°

Lounging Robes Cont: 055

...... .. $10.50 to $&.5O Blouun ......... .. 17,50 Club Bags ‘v * 1 l u ‘ '

Hnsenoos l5 such a SCHSRIIIC gift! it has $1.00 to $25.00 Klmvlﬂ $9M up

all the damtiness, the elegance. you could desire. And lt l5 really useful. it is so durable that i: w~ll give satisfactory SCFVICQ long after other -CONVENTl0N-A meeting of: - _ n _ 1 b| f t - Lh- l-xtcutive of West PHZICE and 9M5 an (orgoﬂen 5 s-w a e or “*0” o give llnsr. Prince. liberal-Conservative w anyom‘ And the qlfamy and guaranty you bu, nxaicintions was held at Summvr- make it cost much or l-tt e as you wish. 5.110 on Saturday u “.35 desidéd . . hold a County Convention on Wed- nesday, January 1-1 next for 131* pxxrpose of nominating n candid .1... contest. Mince County in :lt~' jun-n Dominion» elections. it is un- derstood that quite a. number w-Eli ‘hilt?! Lhemseiva; for nomination in

Itieckwear 50c to $2. 8m‘

. HRISTMAS! It’s right before you! It’s the glad time of °_“l"°'°‘ -~ year when hearts are stirred and when the spirit of good feel- chmhum m’ “’

ing is boundless. This Store has caught thepspirit of the Yuletide season. With a thousand and one suggestions we are ready as

$150 Glove; $2.00 to 35-00

One popular Hdeproof style i; No, 580, pure thread rﬂk, mock searr and fashion marks. extra stretch rlb tsp. ail colors. 31-75 per pair.

Muffler: .......... .. $1.25 f0 32.75

Silk lloomerg 02,5

Silk Gowns $775 Another is No. ‘.810, pure thread silk over cash- “ma. Hdk ' 5 c

mere with mock seam and extra-stretch rib top.

Leading colors. 52-00 per pair.

Offered in Special Christmas Packages,

PURDlE-FERGUSON Shoe 00., Limited p

pi...- Conservative; muse. BOY! 5N"! 52-99 . —GUARDIAN REPRESENTA- lTlvE-The Suardlans Western [representative has an oﬂice on Wat- ‘or street, Summerslde, next to limurence Gﬂlltlﬂl’! Tailor Shop Jami direaly opposite the Gallnno‘ ‘Crockett hlock)-—bis phone number ;Is 233. He ls an experienced news- papcrmnn, capable of giving ad- ivcriising counsel and service, em.

Umbrellas ......... .. $1.75 to 85.00

Suits $15.00 to $35.00

Overcoat; ..._. $22-50

_' F . . I w zvuvlld LHVC no com ‘L-U: plClUTC‘ of DI“. S ".2 work, '." "“ ' d examples , ;. ' :‘ 1c tone of the worthy of non.- Gptl}; covenant“ with

lCanadlan Press» ' wmpacl m ‘ht MU! 00m“; ’ " 0. when; 1hr.- mocbc-r of 1- hf-r infant from Lha- Dr. Mutfntt avoids lbr word “bulrushes." Th»- - w sion recites the

n1! win-r. she would n0 longer

‘2- him, sh took for him an ark

nirushes, and daubed it with

and with pitch, and put the

‘ ill therein; and she laid it in flags of the river's brink.

1nd ihenhis sister stood afar . off, m ‘wait would be 110m! f0 111m- " "And tn..- daughter of Pbaronb wear... down to wash herselfat the .,-g,»..,-_ and the maidens walked .310“; by the riwrua side; and when » _-l3\\' thf, ark among the ﬂags. ,- ,--nt hr-r maid to fetch it.” In‘. hlofiatf translates this: wyhnn $11.; ("Olllll hide hlm no jmygtq», 1.11,. rook a creel made 0f ;,'.p_vrus rec-dc, daubed it over with lmunn.“ pip-h and pu: the (llllldlill it, _ Ulylng it among the medi- M U10 ,; .91., (,1 the Nile. ills sister placed Wren-if at a distance, to see who! zmuld happen to him, Now (hi! "iaulzhtcr of Kile Yharoah came

park " The min

hook differs ‘ zn/l in .. . 1mm the

[ht-among vh- reeds - ., . ' ' ..,-,,,],;_ ~1lt'v(_-gll'l to fltch 11. The work mlrries nuns» of lh» I zlrciialc rhetorical formsanrl nruv ‘ a of the ODSOIF-le tvords that ar» I Why i= 1i Watch like a rlverwnm lound lhf0llﬁhfilii 1h»- King .l.l.'ll"' , Because it will notrun long 1 wrersion. A quotation of lll.':'tdli4'".~' ,l)l,ll win/lint!-

v-d from ‘lwfly tilrrmghout

RIDDLES

luumll silt

Mon. Evening 7.30 p. m. Tuesday l0 a.m to 12.30, Z lo 5.30, 7.30 i0 l0 Wednesday 10am. 12.301 to 5.30 7.30 i010

sroiu: OPEN MONDAY FOR BUSI- NESS AS USUAL. Persons wishing tovpurchase private may doso. At prices never again duplicated in this city. '

Black

Sunnyside, ChlTown

. llnwn to bathe at the riverl- h?!‘ 22 ‘ . . - . 1 thg ~ sitirm n: m: lillil'lt'll.4 were “Bikini; 4 ‘mg London and other contiguous dls~

p1,: nil of it zlpprovinx. is anllvipur- _‘.,1|uk. an“ “S Sh” iemcrlffl "m5 are (59751311? invited to m.

land will be pleased to receive news, sweater, Mubscriptiuns pr advertising.

‘ —POPULAR GIFT-Many are cal Hats 83.00 to $7.50 ﬂimpat the western oﬂlce oi the ‘Guardian, Water $1., Summcrside {to lilrdcr the Guardian sent for a ly-l-zlr to their friends as a Christ-_

mas gift. What could be more pleas’

uni; or acceptable to “friend than t0 receive (iuartlian starting Christmas. morning, with a letter and card divulging the thoughtful given! Friends abroad would find such a. glf: like a renewal of old friend- ships on Christmas Day.

—WINTER RACING CLUBS.—. The racing men and speed colt own- crs of. Kensington and New Lon- don proposgttrform a racing club for the coming winter, which will bearcvlval of the NewLondon rac- ing club which functioned strong some years ago, and helped materi~ ally to develop such racers as. Queen Catherine, Happy Gwrsc-l Keemah Aubrey and many others.- T-here is a number of Captain Anb~ rey and Lacopla colts in the near vicinity, some one-of which is liable to be a. "phenom." W. B, .\icArrii- ur, Kenslngton, has a tour year old Dunholrn colt from Baby Logan. which looks good. It "ls proposed tqdlold the club organization meet- ing at the Brunswick Hotel. Ken- sington on Monday evening. D94?- All race horse owners of New‘

Lend. For other information phonl: Layton Rogers, Kensinﬂoll- K

--AGED RESIDENT DEAD —- Bridget, Delaney, one of the best kngwn pnrsong in hey community.

never before to serve you.! The gifts youfre seekng are here! Silk Stockings as Christmas r

IS THERE ANYTHING that would make a more delight,- ful gift for a lady than a pair—two pairs-half a dozen

pairs of silk stockings, put up in a dainty Christmas box? The hos- iery department olfers you the ﬁnest range of-silk stockings in the City-ail c0l0rs—all sizes-all” the most popular makes.

$2.00. $2.25. $2.5 ol-

“Bi-Tex” Silk Hose, Lisle Lining $2.50

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STORE OPEN‘ EACH. NIGHT UNTIL XMAS

Special Shopping Time Table on Eastern and Southern A Trains Commencing Monday.

‘The Store of a Tusand

Moons

tiled at her home in Maipequc. Dc- cenlber 15, aged 83 years. She was buried at st. Mary's. Indian Rlvelv. on Dec. 1T, the pallbearers belns" v Jeremiah Hynes, George Rlleyr| . JREDUCED PRICES on all Frank Shea, James Donald, JOhIPChinn nt Parkmans 5l6-i2-20-m-2i ICrafer and Alexander Heﬂfy. Rev. . Mgr. D. J. Glllls, P. P. Bung a High ..'WRIST WATCHES from $3.00 mass of Requiem and performed to $35.00 at Parkmanis.

llht! solemn obsequles. The mem- 516-l2~20-m-2i

..'SEE THE BEAUTIFUL Cnn- tllcsticks in silver, brass, bronze and Mahogany from 82.00 to $5.00 pair at Psrkmnns-b10-12-20-m-2i

"JARRIVED HOMEF-Mrs. Al-

to lnke home with him. upwards of she thought she would leave it tlll

one hundred dollars from the sale

of fowl etc. _-J.

..'HOR8E NOTE8.—Mr. Duncan ;MocDonald of Montague has ro-

the morning. On the arrival. of the morrou". she set about to finish her arduous task, for indeed it was nn arduous one, lacing‘! woman eighty-three years of ago. To her

Wiers of her family warm brothers. Simon. Malpeque, John printer. _ Patrick; Jeweller. |Summerslde. Mrs. Keeffe. Boston. lbirs. H. Smith, Charlottetown, and

..'AUCT|ON SALE —- Of Joseph iicll, Guernsey Cove, Dec. 22nd. H. Nelson and Son, Auctioneer.

1458-12-18-m-4l

l beri Youns 0f Alﬁe-MM, M1188. or-lccntly purchased from Mr. Donleilgrent surprise the coaPbad dis- rlv-od home n few days ago. She Campbell of Victoria Cross, a seven-‘nppeared ln the nIht, only six was accompanied by no: son, Mas-lmonl-hs colt. (Edgerton Jn) whlchlbucketsfuli remalni ' together bcr Freddie. Mrs. Young was mlluilfor size and beauty ls unsurpansedlwltb the shovel, whlc was Jeff. llnme on account of the seurlous lu-Jn this province. Th» Pedigree oﬂstandlnz at the aide of the house.

Mrs. James Dempsey, "Mllboque, . Bridge Delaney ‘was a modohhbme ..'LOOK OVER THE SPECIALS womnn always guarding fﬁdﬁn- in cut glass from 81 up at Park- fgnlty of the home and dlichnrg- mans.-51li~12-20-m-2l

lng the duties and commendable -_-_ cure. She lived a llfa above the ..'EVERY CUSTOMER gets a ordinary. She wns truly‘ clioritlbleicalendar at Mubons Drug Store. to nil the needy. lrrespectNe ofl 1388-12-l6-tfm

She was socially Interest-

Allhnugh tnnlntnlnlng a. rc-, ..'A BIG ASSORTMENT of Wa- tirlng disposition. she neverib loss tormntrs Fountain Pens in'fa.ncy was a desirable member of lg ely. cases or separate at .\iabon‘s. in the death of her mother sliitook 1333-1245-3111; full control of the home nntlnialn- --- tnlned its integrity, Showlj-cnn- ..'MOIRS CHRISTMAS Choco- dltlly attentive to the duHQUoI her lntes in fancy boxes, 45c to $5.00. religion. prompted by sin 1y of nt-Msbonls. 1388-12-18-tfm purpose. She ever piaced- ‘gen- __-_ vrnl ﬂood before the lmrilculﬂf- amcl-lmsrmas STATIONERY, Her home we u senulne Bbvd o! in fancy boxes, 25c to $3.00 al. Ma- soclullbify, the vistor ever find ng pews, 1333.12.16.¢fm

a cordial welcome. Now. that she l has gone. her many friends will Haﬂnqgs. 55990345; pen‘. , old her memory in motffvnd re- ants, Bracelets Pearls- Necklace-a. vollsﬂlon- Y- Cuff Links, Bu? Pins. Chains, Lock- ' Ms. Ear Rings and etc., at Park- , . _ lunn's.——616-12-20-m-2l Eastern Guardlan -10."... AGENT-Mr. .. _._'_. W. Murdock is now Guardian Ag- . ISHOP from Hoimnfu Catalog. unt in Montague and will he pleu- cri to receive new; items, advertis- _ .3100 ARMY HORSE BLANK- lug, Job Printlng- new and ro- ETS, priced 81.75, $2.00 and $2.25. newal subscriptions-ti. —M- C. McGowan, Kllmulr .548-12-22-m3l ..'BELLINO LADIES’, WINTER . . COAT8,Girl,s and Boy's Cools JBEAUTIFUL anouzz Ash nlm Mackinaw. at neatly reduc-

irnysohly $1.25 up at Pnrkmanﬁi ‘ed prices-M. C. McGowan, Kil- 510-12-20-111-2! mulr. 51642-3411"

wees of her aged mother “m, Wood- ley Llswelyn oi Sturgeon. Mrs. Young will remain here for a fc-w weeks “

..'RETURN8 FROM VISIT? Mrs, (Capt) Frank S. Robertson who has been visiting Montague and vicinity for the past two months left on return last week to V; nlcouve/r. Mrs Robertson thorough ly enjoyed her visit and besides renewing old acquaintances the few who are left. seven or eight years making a great difference in the people of any community. She also made a great many new friends. Bot-h her old and new friends wish her n. safe and plea- unt Journey on ber long trip across the continent.

..¢A BANNER BEAQOIL-Jrhe how! of the firm of Poole b Thompson Mon ue. that this neuron would be banner one in the poultry buuineu. have been more than reaiizod- Decides the ro- guisr cuff. additioned help bad to be secured working lily and night, to handle the immune quantifier of poultry etc. that have been ‘pour- ing lntotbe rim‘! warehouse for the pact week. The grading syctem has prover: s complete luooenl, tho majority o! the hrlnerl‘ highly approving of It. Poultry raking l: mom profitnbl than growing pom.- to“ aoitbnot IIIIIIIIII torofarlior

ifhls colt runs as follows: Slrs ,Edgert0n. ijire Blngen, Dom Gracie Mack. Sire arksid-a, Sire Hernando,

itself whore speed is concerned. Horsemen from all overthe country have been visit-lug the McDonald stables to get a glimpse 0f this colt, and Mr. McDonald who-m obilglng- ness contains more eitistlc than the llveﬂlﬂe person, ha been kept busy exploininx the promising, qualities o! MI 119W. Durchasa- Several very tennptlng offgrs have been refused for this colt, If. Macdonnld is also the owner of tbh trotting smiling Casco A. ‘aired by Binge-n. As a, horseman Mr. McDonald's rise has been rapid. and his unttring efforts; to raise the standard ot our island: homes, merits the highest praise

—J.

..'A QQNTIMPTIBLE THEFT. —Ther0 may be honor among this e0, but not tnong tho clung 0g thieves we have in Montague for K1130 Count! enioyl ‘the distinc- tion of being the 009M of what ll undoubtedly one of the

any oommu use an ‘and

dnmqyadilnmtnnged to lhovel coal into tho collar herself, the hit load when

Such a pedigree as this speaks for]

She was able to track the coal to the gate and knows in‘ which direc- tion it urns taken, and has n good idea where it was taken, but being

without a direct. clue she b power-

less in the matter. The meanness of tho contamptible act is increased by the fact ‘that this woman do- pends on her two daughters in Boston for her support. What a Pity the culprit couldn't be ap- prehended as, our efficient town‘

...Moirs Christmas. Chocolates

W0 an showing n very largo nuortment 09 Molrqz- Chocolate: In fancy bola-j Our dllplay In even grntolﬂ than int year. Al» lalggotﬁ and Gnnonplo- Ohoeolntnrill; beautiful plolilﬂll". Frlco 40d‘ to I-U.

CALL AND Oil

H. J. MABON

Ontommm m0 inundation” Druﬂglgt Montague

Silk

Hose 81.25 to 33,00 Gloves .......... .. $3.50‘ Neckwear 51,75

Handkerciev;

............. .. 5c to 87.50 Common $1. to $2.15 Scarf: 98c to $5.00

I Umbrella; ~_iv 07.75 f0 $1250

magistrate would delight to ll with such a character-

PERSONALS

"Willis: 1mm 00111055. 9W l; visions u Albion

..'Muss Chrlotlnu 1116"” Georgetown» spent the w‘ Brim-goon.

__‘l_\fgf_ 14mg] Collinss. I” visitor to klblon this “YW-

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who‘ yvtllvcr; wmu wild‘: will“! H! u,

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