'3 Western Guardian

from New York

Fresh

Bargains in American

IWash Goods

0Ult New York connections have just shipped us two special cases of lovely Am- erican wash fabrics, picked 1p at bargain prices that have surprised us and we think will delight you. _ On sale today. Here are a few of the items shown;

Lovely. ‘fine, yard wide prints and per- cales in a host of

Plain Broadcloth in a half dozen popular

colorings Notable pretty patterns — g5. ;‘;1.f;.‘l“l'...§i.°‘” 5g; at..........

Printed Piques, Plain Broadcloths, Print- ed Zepliyrs, Printed Georgettes, a great range including some of the prettiest i American wash fabrics .you’ve seen for a long time. These WOTi11it0 50¢ Yd- Special

Plain Rayon Alpaca, l2 danty colorings in this charming yard terns» and as many wide, silk like fabric

varieties of qoqq 65c _

coloring valug

Printed Indian Head, a very popular type of American wash goods, yard wide, half _ dozen smart patterns.

Printed foulards in a dozen lovely pat-

. Have you Seen that Amazing Value

S'lk 't Bldorlrlisr 79c

Shown in our Northern window, you'll see a most remarkable value sllknit hloomer. mostly in small. medium and large bobette, but with standard size in some colors. -

' ‘ Just compare this with the best DOL- UAR Value you see anywhere but here.

Mailed Postpaid 79c

1 and Mrs. Loo Callbeck will sing.

. tion. so for there is vcry little talk

. q..- -l0llll I001! IDUI to Iuhr.

autood to plsoso you mm, 16334-100431.

-—NIW TEACHER-Min Ina. B. Philliw. Arlinsion. Lot u, has boon ongagod as teacher for tho school st Springfield, Lot or. and has ontogod upon her duties; l.

--l A! AGAIN HANDLING cor.

_ onlal fertilisers and urgently “m.

booking your qrdord in lvoifl any 111g.

smut-mm in who: delivery. n.

colts no moro to book oarly. James S. McNeil, Remington, I. ll, 1.

isao-i-zo-wos-ut-s wochs

-P0'1‘A'i'0ls-On account of tho heavy roads. there are not so many potatoes being hauled. Tho prlco n‘. mains about tho some and them i; yet no sign or the "groot" price hopod for by many. E.

—A’l' M‘. PAUUS-Jtevororid Ray;- nlond MocKerizie of. 5t. Dul-lstnyg University. assisted Reva-end rather Gillls with the services in st. your; Church. Summcrsido, 0h Sunds, last. Ho celebrated High Mass at 1030 dciock and preached on impressive sermon on "My Brother's Keeper," taking his text from tho Gospel of the day. B.

—Tlll PIIUBYTIIIAN CHURCH 1N UANADA-Konsingion and Proo- tcwu Jorvlces. lob. 16th, 1o a. m. Sunday School. 1i a. m. Bermon “'I‘ho Life and Letters of Jesus"; 3 p. m. Freetown Sorvlco: ‘l p. m. Sermon. "The Missionary Obligation." At this service a special thank oiforing for mission will be taken. Appropriate music will be rendered. T. Ixwls Wil- liams. B. A.. B. D., Minister.

——UNITED CldUB-Cll 0F CANADA

death of Rev. G. A. Sutherland, M.

for the town of Summorsido was held on Tuesday evening. This year there will be an election for a Mayor and three Councillors. tho torm of oftico of Councillors Grady. Phillips and Schurmsn having oxplrod and they will probably all sock for tho cloc-

of any opposition to any of the forc- lgolng. but nomination day will tell ‘the tale. n. —ELDEBI'.Y CQUPLI RECEIVE CALLIRS-iwo sleigh loads of Bum- “ citizens paid a surprise vis- . it to Mr. and Mrs. John Loa of St. . Eleanor-is on Thursday ovoning. Mr. and Mrs. us. are in tho oightles’ but are still obls to enjoy lifo and takc an interest in outside affairs. For many years they have rooolvod a visit from this party of old frlonds. who never fail to spend a delightful evening in their company. Tho ladies provided s dainty lunch and music, both vocal and instrumental. made the ovonihg more enjoyable. After extending their good wishos to tho aged couple, who oxprouod their ' plcosu u as another mils-stone had been l ached to have boon ablo to enjoy tho company of ouch faithful friends and hoped to soo thorn again next year. ths party returned hon-lo. S. —I'UNII.AL OI ‘I'll LATE MI. YEIGUSQN-‘Iho funeral of the late Mr. Allan W. Ferguson, who dlod at Monctcm on Sunday last. took plsco from tho residence of his mother, ‘Mr!- Alirod E. . ,. . of Bununor- side. Tho lorvico, whdsh woa largely

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attended. was conducted by Rev. C. lip‘. Arnett, who visited him rcgulraly J 3t“ Cum‘ “ans Wm “i” °m°55l°ii ‘during the time he was in the in- l‘ “lllmvii in the Fowler's Cemetery stitutlon and so kindly arranged to Th" b11159“?! were Messrs Fred l, have him taken to the station on the Daley. D. l". McNelil. Louis Sherry. l gygning 1m returned to his home. B. Sinclair McKay, Charles Mollntnini ' and Jack Stacie. S.

-c0l\icl;n,'r ENJOYE|)_A11 excep; "rho Presbyterian Manse. Kenslnaton. icnally well balanced concert was . “F! i119 Relic 01' B PW“! W955i"! °i1 recently given in the King George Wednesday afternoon, Feb. I-loll nt Konsington under the auspl- i when the Rev. T. Lewis Williams. B- cos of st. Marks Angollcan Church. I A.. B. 11.. i185i0i‘ of the Presbyterian T1115. programme included grim rm- Church. Kcnsington, united in mar- violins sud piano. violin solos, Yoatl- rinse John slur-ray MacKny. con w; . in v .. r. and lvlrs. Hugh B. MacKay 0 and xamlmwu’ “bl-um m‘ an’ '1' nfsiamhleulllloliimriiillrlkuzill] 3 glow London. to Bertha. Lillian

B" sum’ D’ D" “Mann word h.“ J S. Perry and Mr. J. P. Mclnnisl Brown. (laughter of Mr. and Mrs. mg recently ‘mud or m’ “wanted of Summcrside on the pialtiornr. Mrs. JolnvA. Brown, Graham's Road. The G. T. sprlggs or Ksnslngtoh prcsid- young larlde looked lovely in a beau- A" a “m” mum“ °x m” “nu” ing at the piano. The diflcrcnt sel- tilul blue list crepe dress and her “Mom ' mflnom‘ ‘mic’ Wm be actions were wcli rendered and those sister. Miss Dorothy BTW". 551mm‘ hem m and" “cunt “lbuus who were fortunate enough to have dressed in pale rose. acted as brides- wm b’ "M by "mum" o’ Bus!” been present thoroughly enjoyed i-hc ‘ maid. while Mr. Donald MaclSwoh 0i ovonihg. At tho close of the eillter- Stanley Bridge. aiiliendQd “W. Krooln. . tminmsnt a vote of-ithanks was grace- ; Alter the ceremony tho happy cou-

“cww “"°“°""“° 1"“ fully extended to no nriots taklnz ~ pie 1m. {or the ironic oi the bride's meeting of tho present city council pmpa '

. .1115, cpsrorrsroww .o_u'1l_lzoi/lw_

E-il circlo and boiore manyimiuutos ‘ ..io_t. ohorfclt a stronger. and oil loo "4 quickly tho" hours passed. to oo|n-.- mots tho program the “dig! wprcv ‘there with the "oats." and oh boy! talk [about "oats," thero was every- thing. After friendly chats ovcr tho fteocuns music started the fun loin! again. Rev. Mr. Fraser on behalf of _

l tho Buinmerside Society expressed m” , ‘u-fl _ ‘*4 ._ ' ' itho tiianllé and appreciation of its “"u7's"h"""'lu‘°°'l" imembers for tlw illouant ovoninr "kh'i"dlhlilu i‘ "Id" l tlloy had which was not only outer-

itnlnlng but instructive. Tho singing

lilo i! load! o! tho hill-row ,_ i of tho National Anthem brought tho

shall. llsotnolhsoroiyssos

maps, colic,’ siohoé- gaipdianiooa, loss!- lmrl and nprol coa- diiioas of ilio stomach and bowels.

IIERVILII INST/INT PELIEF

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one of the best times in the history oi ‘Ii-inlty United Church. s.

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l -—ltl‘l'REClA‘l‘i0N—Mr., Edward jdu-mllol-sn, son of Mr. Bonnet I O‘Halloran, who was successfully op- ‘crated on for appendicitis in tho 'l'rince County Hospital, has return-

ed to his home. Ml‘. Olinlloran op-i jpreciatecl the kindness shown by hi! __‘ nlony friends during the time he l was in the hospitalpspeclally Mr. J.

. i l this youthful aggregation voted this i

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—-l\iacKAY—-BRO\VN WEDDING—

12th.

,pal'8ni.5, where a. dainty supper was ISPYVFKl to about thirty-live relatives __DR_ “moan GALLANT_1-|.m‘ and friends of the contracting part‘-

funersi of the late Dr. Isidore Gal» I m» WWW“ by i‘ “haHWrL M!‘ an Mrs. MscKay are very popular YOHIII

lnnt was hold from his late residence i ‘ d‘ at Bloomfield on Thursday morning. I mu‘ °f New m“d°n' ma the“ it en tcmicd the brido a shower "at her

Feb. 13th. at 9.30 n. m. to St. All- on Monday evening when

the chanting of the mlserore moi W! a"? Vlilmbie- m“ "'3 M“ Mu‘

Dcus. Solemn High Mass or" Requiem I Kay Wm "call? i“ Nwvhlindignxggeg: was celebrated with the Rector, Rev. i ‘he be“ w“ e‘ o! B‘ i” ° n

J. A. Gsudot. as cclcbrant. who wsslwi“ 5°11°w ‘hem i“ a hum” and

mm“; by m“ n x_ G511“; o; | prosperous wedded lilo-Patriot mmont Bay. as Deacon. and Rev. J.i 19"" °°PY9

. Do id ISLM i:‘.Lot '1, A M” m o u '5 i l-cnsoNALs

as Sub ‘Deacon, while Mr. r. a! Arsonault was master of ceremoniesf;

At tho conclusion of the moss an an- i propriato and touchlngglulogy was‘

dclivorod by Father Macbonald. The} '

altar boys and choir members wcrel —R“""°“d mm" wmum M“'

all in attendance adding greatly to] Uabe- 3"" w” i“ summ°md° ‘his

tho sclomnity of tho service. Aitorlw°°k~ E '

the final absolution tho funeral pro-~ osslon procudod to the csmeteryl _3°"e'°“d Fmi" Ewan" Yum"

whore the last sad mites were per- “i 3°“- w" i“ s“mm'md° on format Th. “ML J_ A_ Gnu“; o“ Tuesday, returning homo tho follow-

rlciating. The pail bearers were m“ ‘my’ E" Messrs. Patrick Butler. Capt. James» —--———------ ----~~--~--’-—~————

_.Mr. Douglas Boll.‘ Capo ‘Traverse. was in Bummorsldo on Tuesday. E.

l McGratl-l. hector Martin, John Gal- Not sleep lant,_ Robert Home and Alonzo. ’ we.» i HEADACHES -sl.slmi RlDE—Ol\d of the most W 8P0 B“!

cnjoysblo events of the winter was, NA, writsoi-“For a poriod I,

the outing taken by ths Young Peo- ' I

pie of ‘Trinity United Church on‘ u" m: huanrsa. “ Rbrliary 12th. when fifty of the his“ ,

beauty and chivalry of this Society "I was advised by a friend, aliq- woht on o. sleigh drive to Bedoquc to “*5 u“ ‘M’? 4mm‘ ha‘ a

visit tho Young People's Society oi '“'|°"M'w m

TIZlEJlQTZ Ailli."l‘,.iill.iiii°ii°3.2 B U R i) l) (j i\ young poopls gathered here as a _ B i. (f) ("l l‘)

starting point for tho drive. Arriving

at Bcdequo ut s o'clock they o'er-e ' l. cf Bi i u .

warmly welcomed by Rev. Mr. Nich- . "um hHng l was games. Tho singing of old time lav-q

Mrs. A. M. Aroonoult, Now Abcrdm ‘M?

cises of the Bocisty the visitors worn royally entertained with n splendid‘ program of music, readings. and'

iloovoa "|it."l5os'$’o.li32s:il.' ' w“ ‘ J. U. JAMIISOS, llrugglat.

olion‘ and tho memhdrs of Bcdequc ooanflotaly rolisvad, aadoan unload ouritra and tho playing of active‘

‘tho earth. m con aids uvhuo that

thonyb Church. and was largely at- "m" “qML wmmm Mum“, De mo‘ tended. At church door the body was 55m“ m“ lmndred “lid fifty wit“ Mud,’ rmnuy “ma; Gmwqfiwm rcccivod by Rev. F. X. Gallant. after we" present‘ T“ 5m‘ “e” “um l“ _A_ ' .

Eastern Guardian‘

mnosm noon noun." ma: than ovsr. llill-I-ill-lll. ..‘SAVAGI HAIIDB l-IEIATI. l-rrbosikilumootlng of ‘the Iavogo

"meme-ewe diéifiii 22.: .1115" ..*".:..*::::...':f s... ......... ....... ..... .. .... hwh-W- u‘ ‘d’! ‘uh’ iwhnt could be nlorc desirable and "mwhmfi "5- ‘om-l i” 413°“ f.’ . hu""‘ ' iiicalthy than a drive ‘in God's Iroli m‘ iwwm‘ 5'59“: "Ruundi ‘uhmhufulua S“ ‘ ‘out-of-doors with o party 0f 1W)’ “W9 m9 mum h“ “fir” mm‘- flhnd‘ a} f ‘congenial boys and girls, in comfort- mm ‘h! MM! °f u" Whmflnl" Norvillno ifllflil Q ' ‘able sleighs, with inst horses, good W159"! "WW" Th‘ F5 “d! friesdistlollioaicaad ‘a’ 4 roads and the moon bciunlnfl bright- 1105"“? 91;; mNmixw Gil 5o roliod Q0! fI ‘ i ly on them all the way. mo: homo all u? u n” g. “d u a

equal foo" with the white man. whilotho Indian is vanishing from

tho Indian tilwlllh dlllillld of his land is now fully protected by tho govommsnt. Mins- tho subloot. was fully discussed. U19 ludso docidod in tsvoroithooonsidalbliowingm tho spookorli-Proi M. E- MacDon- old, r. L. coals. Oirrll Morrison. Al- lsnl Morrison, John Nbrrison. On‘ McOsnn. Oonz‘ Mobol Plgott. J- I‘. Doyle. 1'21... musics. A. D. rloehan. James McKay. W. H. Coffin. Judge A. Large. Slmleci". for next delimit; Resolved that holitl-l wields imit- ar influence than tsloni." Don't fail to attend.‘

PERSONAL!

mm. Mount Stewart m- ocnvly visited Gcorgowwrt-A.

..'M.r. Jul: McCormsck. Bt. Geo- rges. recently visited A

Jlviiss C. Walker, Boston. Mass, recently visited Georgetown. A.

..‘Miss Ruth Or/ndon. Murray Hn-r bor. recently visited Ooorgotowri. A.

..'Mr-. Jerome Murphy. Panmuro recently visited Georgetown. A.

..‘Miss Cahill. toscihorfPomhroko recently visited Georgetown. A.

..'M.r. Donald Adaml. cardigan. recently visited Georgetown. A. ..'Mr. Lou Wrimm. Lowor Mon- tague. rooontly visited Gooflotowu. -.A.

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..‘Mias lvnry c. Mscnoiwid. Pan- muro Island. Iecbhlly visited Georg town. A. .

"filtinlro. Edwin bladDonald and Aloysius MadDorlald. Po-nmum Il- land, rocontiy visited Goomotown.

"amiss. Enid Knilirt. ioschsr

Golan-shown Hill School. spout the wool: 0nd. in Ciu-rloticinwn. A.

..'Mflbtl. Stowa-rt Gorlrogoour and Junoa Dooohoo. Oardllln. ro- osntly visited Gooogctown. A.

-_.._.. ..'Mi'. Earl MooDonoid of the

firm of J. A. MacDonald. Cardigan,

recently vlsltod Georgetown. A.

mm. John uni-Tm. Potato m- spooiior. Launchihl. roooni-ly visitad Gomioimm.-.A.

Janus Jamlooon and Mr. run-oil. sturgeon. iocontiy visited ,Goorlowwn. A.

..'Mlss Winifrod MacDonald. Charlottetown. is visiting in George town. tho guest or hoi- pomiis Mr. and Mrs. John MacDonald. A.

Jmas Margarot MacDonald. pu- pil. Goorgotwn High School spout ihowoolsotidot her hnmeinDo Gros Mlffll-wifl- p

“Pm-s. Smith and dsughtnr Bor- tila. Gloorgoiawn. are Visiting in Parunuro Island. thiossuoata of Mrs. lsmim daughter. Mn. mwlu Mac-

Donald. A.

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..'Mr. Henry ,lllflfi0ll ' haire-

society. Following tho opening exor- t ' . It’: w! Th: '1‘ gamos brought everyone into the so-i up y b, on;

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cent lost yea.

company is » still.

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a 473% ‘ - ‘ Reserves or the Hoiuécém. pally increased nearly fifty pm.

r over the year be-

foré-fividence that this strong

Emwing stronger

i Write for the rates whose p0? iflorlty made this

possible.

hi6 Richmond Sh.

_Fir_e, Life, Accident, Sickness and Plate _G'lass Insurance at Lowest Rate.

Good Strong Stock Companies Agent si Summerside. Lloyd Lowis

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Charlottetown

3 E £ i l i l i i 4 l

after stun“ tho tuner-oi c! his brothel‘. tho 1m Murdock Sampson. —A.

..'~Mrs. Guy and son Edward. who have been visiting in. Goorgctnwn, tho guests of Mrs. Gay's parents Mr. and Mrs. Murdock Mobsan loft Tuesday for their homo in Monto- guo. A.

l IEDIQUI NOTES

King winter lo boing very favorab- ly commented on for its fair dis- ti-ibutlcn of snow and. lino weather, giving enthusiastic f cra splendid chances for hauling potatoes and wood, ctc.. and the young poopio equal opportunity for jolly parties. skating. merry sleigh rides. etc.

Congratulations arc oxtondod to Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Mchrlano. Porn- wood, on tho birth of a bonnie baby boy.

"His ‘many Moods wore dooply shocked on ‘nrosdsy. Hlmlory 4th to learn of tho sudden ‘death of Mr. Fred Murphy. and slnoo sympathy will go out to his mother. sisters and brother in their sod boroovonionh-

Our school is progressing favor-ab; iy under tho capable management of our teacher. was Martha Robertson.

Mr. L. Iorno Noonsn. Uhsrictta- town. bold a visit to Iodoquo on Wednesday last. tho guest of his poronts, Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Noon- an. .

Tho many frionds of w. and Mrs. John A. Dawson an glad in soo thorn

310ml lllln after spondlng 1w. months visiting in Montreal and thi Untied States.

wank-ni-

Among ihoso who attended um Cryflill-Abbifl filly-Off in Summer- sido on Tuesday wore tho Misses Al. ethos and Blanche Noonan. Muriel Gardiner, ‘Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Call- beck. Mr. and Mrs. Prod Moyse, Clay. ton, Harry Ind Jock Green and Hec- tor Mord.

A vory interesting guns of hockey WM lillyod 011 Bodoquo rink on Feb. i when tho at. Pats of Albany and tho Beavers of Icdcquo crossed sticks. C._ G. Groon refereed to the satisfaction of all. Game ended 3-2 in favor of Beavers. V

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jswsll psirl a business trip to Bunlnrcrsido on wed- ncsdsy. _ ' ’

Mr. Hector-board and Mr. Arthur Mcfarlano wcro visitors to Summer- sido recently.

mrnorich. Ireland. is erecting s memorial in tho public aquars for the 3.000 mon of tho city and county who fell in tho World war.

Notice To Smelt Fishermen

‘Iboro is no oxionslcn to the Smell Fishery. Tho ooolon closes on the 15th instant. All, Smelt Poles must b4 takon up not lam than the llili

instant. I. '1‘. GALLANT. Supervisor of Fisheries

1785.

OQ-OQOO-OOOOHOO-O 0-0-0-0-0-0-0 0 >04

CEDAR SHINGLES

Wo have on bond tho following l no M. IXTIAI. soc/M. Chills.

_ PADLII’

0-0-00-0 O-QQWOrOQQOQQ-Ofi-O-OOO

Lsdios sod Gentlemen:

I thank you. ' '

turned to his homo in downtown

m M. x NO-Ps. PRICES LOW-

§ L. M. POOLE e co;

_. To theElectors

Cedar Shingles vial- 700 M. Ind OLIAIS. 400 M. CbIAI-l WALLS

WllAl-Vll +o4o++s++l

of Ward Three

l wish to thank you one and all for your splendid suP port on Eociion Day. and also to thank all who in any way MIMI! mo. I will do all in my power to safeguard the city's "lid!!!" I.“ will do my utmost for tho goaoral good oi the c"? but any spocisi lntorost will bo for Ward Ill.

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ARTHQR H. MscDOUGALL

Ml"!!! 3. was announced today as’

, ‘new in m mu w: mm. m-

thc data for tho banquet tho Young

consorvatlvos Association of Ontario is tendering to Hon. R. B. Bounott, ndoral Conservatlvo loader. Hon. G. H. WPIUWII, Premier of Qltaflo, and John R. MacNlool. president o: m; -Onta_rio Conservative Association. . some: cuss. president of tho Young Conoorvstivo Aloooiotion. has roesivsd osauronco from Mr. Ionnoti of tho lottofo ability to bo in tho oitY on that dots. ~ If pmaiblo. tho function will in

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