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it Western Guan dian *Wim* l

_-IT PAYS lu buy in this Province.

-W. K. MCGGUGAN, Globe Fox EL

chlingu. is Guardian Agent in Summer-

uldo .

-CARNIVAL.-Colllo to the car-

nival at liedeque rink Wednesday, lilo 23rd, at 7.30. Band ill attend- ance. 'Prize for best cost\une.-Sknt- f-rl in costume admitted free. Spoc- llltors l0c. each. 7471-2-22m2l_

" IESTERH Pill S0lill.$

irllrs Cllestcl'_'l`uplin, New _-\nuan,

wg-l visiting friends ill Summerslde. Saturday.-H.

-Messrs \\'. A. Pidgeon and Jalnes

I'elldergast_ Kensington, were ill town Saturday.-ll.

-Prosecutor Phillips. Summeraide.

was an outward passenger by the eastern train on Saturday nlornillg. -li.

-Rev. Ur Monaghan, Miscouche,

and Dr gosgrave. Wellington, were visitors ill Sumnlerside on Saturday. -H.

-QuarterlnasterSergeant ii. B.

lluestis was a passenger for west on Saturday evening, to spend Sunday at his llonle ill 0'Leal°y_-

-Messrs ltalph Noonan alld l.co

Woods, students at St Duustan‘s Col- lege are spcllrlinl; ll few holidays at their llomes ill Sunlnlcrsidc.-il.

-.\iessrs Phillip (Sum) Gallant and

llobert Phillips of Sumnlerside, have enlisted with thc 105th for overseas service.-ii.

-Mrs. A. D. Wright. lledcuue, is

spending a few days ill Victoria tilc guest of Mr. and l\lrs. ii. Wright. .__v_ ,

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‘ --ONE CENT per word each inser- tion for the odvcrtising in this column. Cash must. accompany order. Mini- mum ehsrge, twenty-live cents.

-THE MORNING DAILY Guardian

can be obtained at Lall'erty's Tousor- lal Parlours, Sunlmerside.

-PRODUCE.-Due to the excellent

condition of the roads, s considerable produce. especially loose and pressed hay, was marketed, with prices about the same at quoted last week. White oats have advanced to 50 cents per bushel. and black to 54 cents. Eggs have dropped to 22-24 cents per dozen, and may still go lower as the supply is plentiful.-H.

German Aircraft

In Riga lligeon

l’E'l‘llOGltAD. Feb. 20.-'l`he follow-

ing official communication from Gene- ral Headquarters was issued. Ene- my aeroplanes flew over several places in the Riga region. Tile Germans de- veloped a strong artillery fire in the Klrcllholmn lrkskull sector. Our ar-

Pcrsllillg Turks

LONDON, Feb. 20.- The Russian

army which captured Ezerum gl Ar- menia is elldeavoring to cut o the ‘retreat of the Turks wllo are retire ing with speed. Despatches from Petrograd report the capture of the town of Mush and Achlat. to the south. heavy dghtiug proceeding the taking of the towns by storm .The next objective of the southem wing of the Russian army is Plabckr which lies within striking distance of Bagdadry.

Erhis line would open up a road for 'he Russians into Syria. Along the Black Sea coast Russian warships are pounding the Turkish batteries and harrasing the retreating troops. The northern wing of the Russian army _captured the town of Widie and are driving the Turks back in the direction of Gumlsh Khansh on the road to Tre- bizond while large Russian forces are moving westward from Ezeruln with the object of cutting off these Turkish troops before they can reach the new line of defence. The Germans have been operating vigorously against the British and French along the 'Yser can- al in Belgium to north of Ypres. From the British 350`nletria"s of is position was captured and held despite hand grenade attacks to recapture lt. After

tillery had good effect before lkskull_ ill the region of Ogeralld and west of Probstinsilofi German aeroplalles threw many bombs in the region north, of Kreuzberg. North of Divinsk two) zeppclills flew over l\lisclltel_ Ncari Dvillsk the enelny developed a violellt artillery fire ill the region of Lake Sventen our artillery destroyed two, German blockhouscs. On Dbicster llcar Mikllaltehe we exploded a sap wilich destroyed elltallglements and several armoured trenches. Au attempt by the enemy to dislodge by heavy ar- tillery fire and bombs our troops wllo occupied the crater t`ailed.

COLORS TO CHOOSE.

---Anlollt: the Saturday visitors lo

Sllillml-rsillc wi-ri-_ .\l<-ssrs ll. ll. iiol- lllutl and l.collar<l Sf-llurlllall, llc-dl-qui-; Robert ilowatl. Cape Traverse: E. Gaudet, lillscoucile; W. A. Crossmall, 'I`ravoller°s Rest, and Gordon Huestls. \\'ilmut.-il. l

lslt nothing? I; it to be neg-

lected until it lea sto that terrible scourge consumption? Pepa stand hctwcen winter coughs and colds. and serious consequences. Pepa are tablets made up of Pine extracts and medicinal essences, which when put into thc mouth turn into healing vapors. These are breathed down direct to the lungs. throat and bronchial tubes -not swallowed down to thc stomach, which is not ailing.

Try a Sllc. box nf Peru for Your cold. vom

cough. bronchitis or axlhma. All druuisls ml -lures or Pups Co-. Toruala. will ulwlr

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` A Bright, .

Clear Light i

A light that lights ,

every corner of your home-a soft ight i that does not effect the eyes- a bright and better light that l consumes less elec-

trlc current.

The CON DOR _ Tungsten Lamp

_ For office, store or

home there _is more satisfaction ln using a Condor Lamp than any other kind, and a substantial saving too. Condor Lamps cost no more than the ordinary kind.

Get a supply today,

Black & C0. »

If you are about to buy a ncw

dress, be careful, above all things, ill l'l_-gnrd to the colors yell select. l have seen lnally it pretty girl look downright llonlely through wearing colors that do not suit hcr, says a fashion writer.

A girl with a very pale skin, for

illslnncc. will look ghastly ill n bright. dcclill-li color, such as brick red, bright blues and definite plnks. These. on tllc other hand, will Ile- conlc tho brunette and thc fair girl with al llcaltlly conlplcxloll. Unde- cided tillls and dark colors arc tho hcst for dead-wllite colnplexions.

Auburn-llalrcll girls should shun

bright colors also. They will look their best ln dark colors and black or wilite. llark greens and drak browns are also Ilccolllirlg to lllclll. They are slllull-l-l of brown which the red-llnircd girl with blue or green :_-yes will not find hcl' best fl'len<ls.

The girl wilo has solved the secret

if dresslllg to suit her own individual- Ity has to n_ very lnrgc extent solved tho secret of making the best of llcr l<_~oll_-_ 'l`ll»-rc are cr-rtnin hard and fast rules to be laid down in this respect wllit-ll simply must be observed. For instance. stout people should shun bright colors and checked nlaterlals. horizontal trimmings, gathers, fiolln- ces and furbelows. whilst slim people may indulge in all sorts of fussy trinlmings and bright colors to their lleart`s content, providing of course, they cllonse colors to suit their com- plcxlons.

if you are buying a new evening or

denli-toiletto dress. remember that ill the choice of color, gas light or arti- ficial ligllt makes every difference. By as light a girl may often wear quite safely colors that do not become her ill the day. it is n good plan to choose by artificial light the colors llltended tor evening wear.

Chest Colds and Hoarslless

Quickly Rubbed Away

"NERVILINE" GIVES SPEEDY RE- LIEF AND QURES OVER NIGHT.

Got ll cold? ls your voice rsspy-is your chest

congested or sore?

if so. you arc thc very person that

Nei-vilille will cure in u Jiffy.

Nc-rvlline is strong and penetrating.

it sinks right illto the tissues, lakes out lllflalnluutlou and suro-ness, de- stroys colds in a truly wonderful way. ituh Ncrvilinc over thc chest-rub on lots of it, and watch that tightness rllsappear. Ncrvlllnc wou't blister, it sinks ill too fast-doesn't simply stay on the surface like n thick, oily lini- mcllt would. if the throat is ruspy and sore, rub it well outside with Nervlllne. and use Nervillnc as n gar- glo diluted with warm water. .lust one or two treatments like this and your volco and throat will be quick llorlnul ultaln.

Just think of it-for forty years thc

largest used family medicine ill this

country- Nervlllno must be goog, lnusl. quickly relieve and cure a hu - drcd ills that befall every family. Try it for curacllo, coughs, colds, sore chest llnarselless and muscular pains in every part of llc body. Large family size bottlo 50c; trial .size 25c. at all

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Every Farmer and

Engine Owsar

Needs One oi. 'l`ll¢|e--

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' »~‘“ tea or if

and Cawhn‘ the Tanks i

Alld at our present prices you simply cs.n’t afford to do without

D110.

Tho "Never Fall" Tank is a clean. safe. easily carried very handy

strong and durable retainer for Gasolsne and Kerosene Oli. The pat-

ented amp permits you to draw right are you want tt, without

short timo-

A Kerosene tank containing

flvs gallons ofbeal; Kerosene on .. ....tt.so

Reuben

' - Kerosene Oil is 'Used

The regtlilr price of these tanks have been $2.25 each, but for a

Every Home Where

I Should Have a-»

the exact quantity of oil you want. s drop wasted.

A Gasoline Tank containing

five gallons or good Gasoline. . . . . _ . ., ...$8.00

n»&Co,

"At the Prince Edward Tlleatre

a heavy bombardment the Germans at- tempted to cross the canal and occupy French positions. Several groups of them did succeed ill making their way to the French lille tl'ench. The French however immediately drove them back. The British to the south of Leos ill n lively engaglemellt succeeded ln_mnk- illg an advance to the edge ofa. nlinc -l crater held by the Germans. The French in Champagne between the Meuse alld Moselle rivers alld to the west of the forest of Apromont have bombarded successfully the German positions while in the Argonne forest a mine was exploded by the French which sllattered the German works. Only insulated engagements have tok- en place on the Russian front. On tho Austro-italian lille artillery duels continue. Continuing their advance illto Albania the Austrollullgnrian re- port the capture near llazur Sink ll short; distance northeast of Durazzol. of nn advanced italian position this is lilc first indication that the Italians were operating so far north in Albania., Tile belief prevailed that their activi- ty had been collfiued to the locality ad- jacent to Avlollrl. That progress is being made by tho Teutonic Allies ill the direction of Avlollia is shown by lilo report that tho Alballlialls lighting with thenl occupied lilo town of llcrat situated about Ill miles nortil east ol'

Avlona.

l-‘our German scapillllts raided east

and southeast coast of England drop- ping bombs. Lowestoft and Walnlcr were visited and two men alld one boy were killed and one marine wounded.

Tile ruillers escaped.

Unollicinl lldviccs from Snlouiki are

to the effect that u Bulgarian patrol which crossed lilo (lreek frontier near Doirnn wes repelled by Greek troops

alld forced to retire.

PHINEE iilWlilI] liliilili

last lllgllt a programme of exception- al merit was showll to crowded houses, "The Diarnond from the Sky" being, of course. the leading attrac- tion. The diamond in this insta',l- mellt again changes owners and how it eventually finds its way back into the hands of Blair Stanley pro- vides n story of thrilling interest. The scenes in Chinatown are hair- raising and fronl start to finish one is on tenterhooks with anxiety for the safety of the Christian actors in the den of lilo crafty Oriental priests.

"The Village Homestead" was nl

three-recl story with a feature which is rarely found ill the best pictures- a really good plot. A descriptioni would spoil the effect and those who care for a clever play should not fail to see it. The other pictures were excellent and the programme was altogether a great attraction.

ROOM GOWNS

Not much is ill ll name. wal have al-

ways been taught to believe, but nt-vi-rtilclcss ll llunlc is often very sug- gestive. Allylloiiy would kllow that ll calnmlule or all ulldcrhodlcc. cvcn il it answered the same purpose as a corset cover, would be n dlllllticr ‘bit of lingerie than its predecessor. And anybody would know tllat. ll room gown would be differcllt than a muti- nee or a ucgllgce or a klnlonll. it lm- nledlltlcly suggests solllotllillg more serviceable, less informal than ll llcgllgcc. and something fur loss fornlul than ll house (rock.

A room gown is simply a sort of

gown to wear when one is ill one's ownl roonl. Usually it is belted in nt the ~ waist. or tllereabouts. and it very often has ll shirt that fastene- iu the back or nt tllo side-not ill the direct centre front. Often, too, lthere is a sort of cross-over sash arrangement tilat really holds the top part in snugly to the figure and keeps lt tight together.

Such a gown should hu _lnado of

something other than chiffon or ally other very transparent material. it is useful. too. if it is mslio of ll washable lnatorial. Crepe do chitlo' or dotted swiss, or cilaliis is n good choice of material for lt. i ~. This is iust tho sort of thing for a college girl. who llkell‘to remove the clothes in which she`~’ll‘as~ -been," playing hockey or riding or 'attend' ing lectures wholrshe goes-fo' ber room to As rule. alle slips

a loose como to to ‘make

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Skirt of - white cotton with a

live inch frill/ of tucks and ed ed with a two and one-half in<§:l torchon lace. White Sale price ._ 69c _White _skirt of fln_er cotton with a frlll of_embrolde_ry of a very neat design. White Sale prlce...... 75c

Another skirt of fine strong

cotton,made with a seven_lnc fiounce _of muslln embroidery with pm tuck. White Sale price..._.... $1-25

This undgrslurt is made of

fine lawnsdale,ha_s a wide mus- lin embroidery frill of a dainty solid le'af design. It _also has dust flounce ~e ged with a two inch torchon edg1D8~ While Sale prlce..._......._.___..... 1.95

And ther skirts ranging up

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_ ,SMARTEST-_A-tile_ ’be`st-_-the most complete showing of

` i` ` .Tj pretty whitewear 'that this store has offered you m' many

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'_ » _ g ,hhfou are -cordiall invited to come in-look round-

" ’ exélminé tiié goods'-‘buy if you like. We are so confident = i _ of tbeexcellence and attractiveness of the hnes shown- ' ' that we do rloliithink anything is needed exceptto have

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L mf A ncllade strong izotton kimona §leel:§s._ Slilé Séfrfgg

\ '_ ' .-ls”l”-il'8li-=§'-°.i'$i li'a°fé‘ai’i§"_'_-.S_ffeYf.f'fffl.' .t_‘.’ff_ ____.;..49¢

Another own of the same style only finished with a neat em-

.bgoiaery sais analedging __,..69¢

Come ul andgsee ourspeclalwhite gown made of sl1”0!18 While

§ - - 7;. ; cotton; V This garment has a V shaped neck of embroidery insfcrt- \ "» lon. édged with fine lace, buttoned front, three-quartered sleeve

-_ W edged with lace to match-yoke. White sale prlce ......... _ .856

Another garment of much finer cotton, slip-over style,klmona

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bonyglegrténiinlsged witch eahibroihegryeltd nr$tc‘lPheck. Wb1teSr1e

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Wome'n’s gown, slip-over style. This garment ls made of fine

nainsook ‘th d‘ keoo' posed' f 'w' of Val._ insertion and _

an embroivdhryirlgdgiign in th; centrg, xgsliort set-ln sleeve sllp- _ over sttyle edged with lace and ribbon bows, a real speclallbgg _ '. gain a ._ ._ _ _ _ .

A very serviceable gown for elderl ladies, 'high neck. deep

embroidery lnsertlon buttoned front, lon sleeves, strongly made

» large O. S. slze. White Sale prlce....,.1 5 Several other prices - ranging from 1.50, 1.60 up to....._

_ C yoke in front composed of clusters of fishe pin tucks and rows of

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Chlld’s nightgown made of strong white cotton, edged

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from6 to 12. Price........ ...... ._ _ .... ._ .._._.58c

Another childs gown of fine whlte cotton trlmme

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Q ff l with embroidery sizes 12 and 14. Prlce._.__. 65c 1 0 _ ‘ »

Children s Drawers

Children’s drawers made of fine white cotton, frill of

tuckedlawn,s1zes from 2 to 14 years. Price... _ ._ _ ._ 2 c

Another-line of children s drawers-the frill ls composed

of tucked lawn, edged with a very fine embroidery frlll- allslzes ..... ._ _ 35c

Specials in corset covers

Corset cover made of strong cotton. edged with torchon

lace, drawn around neck with ribbon. W o could make it for the money, would you ? Price only l5c

_ _ Corset _cover made .Of strong cotton and neatly ilnlshed,tnmlned _around nec and sleeves with wide torchon insertion and edging to match-all sizes, price only...... 25c

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.Corset cnvenmade .oi li '-white. wtlo .inf hed

the-neck with two lnclftorizllibu insertion ghd §ig`eda$&g narrow embroidery-sizes ranging from'36 to 4. W sale price _ V

Avery aaliio é°oe£'éi§liliAqf lin-_iw ‘ie.colii> slly

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white cotton mcely finlsll . strorlgily made, has a five lnch tuck frlll. White Sale price

Drawers of fine cotton, has

dne pln tucks, edged with .a three and _one-_hal inch em- broidery frlll. Sizes 25, 27 35c

Anotllcr drawer nlsdo of nice fino cotton. composed of fine pill tucks, edged with a four illcll frill of eye let embroidery 'of a very pretty design, strongly made and neatly lllllshed. Price. . ._ .. .....49:

Drawers made in lawnsdale. This

garment has a nice wide frill of

eyelet embroidery set with lllser- _

tion. sizes 25. 27. Sale price _. _ .B8c

“Tile Helena" ig ll closed drawer

made with all ertra wide leg, giv- ing the effect of s wide skirt. made of fine malnsook, finished with a narrow beading and edged with s pointed embroidery fioulice of solid work design. WHITE ‘ SALE price . . . ___ . . _ . _ .. .$1.35

Other prices ranging up to .$2.75

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