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—iROIIN HOOD FLOUR ll [unr- anteed to please you better, 6346-11-30-1 mo.

—DIO"I'IONARIEB can be had at the Western Guardian Office, Wa- ter Street, Sumnierside, for only fifty cents‘ with s new or renewal subscription. tt.

-GUARDIANB ON BALE at the Guardian's western office in the McNeill Building; Suminerside every day.

_-MIDNIGHT MAB8.— Midnight Mass was celebrated in St. Simon and Jude Church, Tignish, by Rev.

Ne: Poirier, 5t. Dunstani Univers-‘every mild day. Highest

ity. An able and eloquent sermon was delivered by Rev. Dr. McLei- lan and. special Xmas music was rendered by the male choir.—V.

-HOLiDAY A PLEASANT ON-E. '-—~Christmas was duly celebrated in Kensington. ln the Churches the usual services were held and large congregations were in evidence. In St. ‘Mary's Chapel, Rev. Mgr.. D. J. Glillle, P.P.. celebrated High Mass and preached on the sublime im- portance of the feast. The choir . rendered music most appropriate.—

—8KATiING—'l‘he Kensington Skating Rink was opened to its many patrons on Saturday night. Dec. 26. The ice was in superior condition and all the other ele- ments that enter into joyful skat- ing were active. The lighting was especially good and the very cli- matic elements seemed to coop- erate. Messrs. Essery and Pen- dergast forgot nothing that is re- quired to make skating both plea- sant and exhilarating. This system of careful and sufficient service will be maintained throughout the season. and the votarles of hoc- key will have ample Olipfllfiilnit)’ of selecting a team that must place Kenslngton in e class here- tofore not attained. We also hear rumors of a carnival to be Dic- turesquely enacted at some con- venient date. Y

JHR|STMAS_CLOSING|—— The semi-annual examination of Ken- sington High School was held on December 23, in the presence 0f B

- Guardian.

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—GHOP from Helllllll’! Uni-ling.- ,—FOR LATE WESTERN NEWS]

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Summerside, fell on the slippery sidewalk on Saturday. breaking her wrist. iHer friends will hope- for her early recovery.

-GUARD_IAN O F F.I G E.—The Guardian's Western Office is now located in the llcNeill Building. Water St., Sumnierside, where subscriptions, news or advertising will be received. The phone num- ber is 233.

—POTATOE.8 WANTED-Jude. whites or blueg about 15 cars. Will, also‘ be taking in at warehouse; market; prices paid. A. H. Affleck. Albany.

6951 29 1wk.

—CALENDARS.—- The Western Office- of the Guardian acknowled- ges with thanks beautiful calend- ars from Messrs James A. lilcNeili & Son, Bowness and Harris and P. L. Bowness. Summerside.

—AULD LANG SYNE and Housewifes Calendars have been received at the Guardian's West- ern Office. McNeill Building. Sum- merside. These calendars will be given to those subscribing or ze- newing their subscription to the

-BOWLiNG.—Bowling has again assumed it's old time popularity in Summereide and the Capitol Alleys are generously patronized. Many in- teresting matches are played notl only by the men but also the ladies; the latter putting on some ex- ceptionally good scozes

William ‘Woodside. Summerside, who passed away on Sunday morn- lug, was laid to rest Monday morn- ing in -St. Paul's cemetery, ‘H‘igh Mess of Requiem was celebrated in St. Paul's Church by Rev. Father M-cCabe who also officiated at the grave,

-THE RINK-The Crystal Rink. Summerside. has again taken it's

- place as the mecca of enjoyment

for young and old. Starting Christ- mas afternoon many have enjoy- ed the exhilirating and healthful exercise of skating on an excellent sheet of ice. The Crystals are gett-

goodly number of interested Pills‘ ons. The classes

Jae. Pendergast and J. A. Ready.‘ Rev. G. T. Spriggs. Rev. A. iV-l Robertson, Mrs. (DI!) E- G- Gilli?!» Miss Ruth MoArthur. The result of the examination demonstrated that good results are being attained in. this high centre of learning. and‘ that. at theend of the school year.. as good ends will be attained as

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—LEWIS—SILLIPHANT — A very pretty wedding was eolemniz- 9d at six dclock Saturday morning, December 26th. at the home 0i- the bride's mother. Mrs. Ellzalbethi Silllphant. when liel‘ daughter Miiq dred Weddell. was united in marri- ag: to Mr. Lloyd George Lewis, of Summerside, Rev. r. E. Boorhroyd officiating. The only guests DYE" sent were the immediate relative? The bride looked charming. wen - international blue broadcloth with squirrel trimm- nngis, and black velvet hat. wore a corsage bouquet of yellow

in-g a suit of

roses and maiden hair fern. The 9

wedding march was played ‘hi! Miss Dorothy Silliphant, assisted

ing in shape for the Hockey gea-

in the various son and some surprises are com-Wino will! hi5 5°" 841d illinBb-i-EI‘

rooms were examined by Messrsfing when the linernn is announcedig: 1258MB“?! isDeaimt sznglvgiflllg l

The uia-nager of the riink this Year is Mr. R. \V. Morrison and he is preparing a programme that will

leave nothing wanting for the lov-liilw"? -M1‘5~ Del/me. 34011179312 M"-

ers of a gwd time.

—POLl0E COURT.——At the Pol“ ice Court in Summerside. Monday

ms HMO]. M“ J’ E_ “vyam K CIJBXCBLIJlIIOIlSl ability in sewing the had a busy 1a with P hibmonipeope of Emerald for the past 36 m“ ‘mam’ o‘ the work doing can cases. One caiseyof a man it; having W3“ as Pi)" ‘Masier- MT- MiIYPllY

liquor in his dwelling which ivaoy found there by the officers on a.‘

raid occupied the- attention of the‘)

court most of the morning. Afterl hearing tavidence for Hi5 Honour dismissed the case. Mai C. D. McCallum appeared defendant. A second case was ad- iourned. On Saturday a man came before Stipendiary Wyatt for an:

-Accloslv'r.-.mrn. Edgar Clark. '

-LAID "ro RESTA-The ‘body ofviture and lnsulntlng a system of

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Former City Clerk 0f Charlottetown Dies ‘ In Detroit

Mr. A. E. Morrison of this city received a tele- gram yesterday afternoon. announc illg the death at Detroit on Monday night of his eldest brother, Mr. Willdam B. Morrison,

.\ir. Ziiorrison who was in his eev- ehty ninth year having been born on August 30, 1847, was the sldest son of the late Mr. J. W. Morrison. He started life as a chemist and druggiet with the late hirffhieodore DasBrisay in 1864. In 1871 he with- drew from this partnership and opened a drugstore on the south side of Queen street, retiring from business in 1877, and becoming ‘City Clerk under the Mayoralty of the late Mr. J. S. Carveli.

He remained in thlls position for eight yeare, discharging the duties faithfully and eflioiently. and to the enlire satisfaction of the Coun- oil. which pleaded with him to withdraw his resignation and Promised him a considerable in- crease in salary should he decide to remain. it may be mentioned that the City of Charlottetown owes more to the combine/tion of Carvell and Morrbon than to any other oiiicials in its hiietory. They laid the basis of Charlottetowns prsent satisfactory position. ildOpt lug a system of book keeping that EB-Vn the City ‘Council control over itheirrevenue and expendii

audiiting which has _since been maintained by the city.

Mr. Morrison. however. did no: see his way to continue in the service of the city, and went to the United States. where he took up railroading, entering the ser- vice of the Pore Marquette Rail- way in which he remained until n" year ago. when he retired.

A few years ego Mr. Morrison revisited Charlottetown and renew- led acquaintance with many of his 01d friends. The late Mr. Morrison was twice married, his first wife being Elizabeth Anne Howe, by whom he had one daughter. and

Ehis second wife, Agnes Muirhead,

lone ‘brother and three sisters, piflineiy. A. E. Morrison. Charlotte-

McNllece, Montreal; Mrs. Kathrae,

expressed his thanks in a few well

chosen words. Mr. -Milrphy is not '

JANUARY 4- 1028 J. POGUON, Prim

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-imrs. Mary Maclnnis, char-i lottetown Jeturned home ymter-l day after spending some time in Summerside. the guest of Mr. and, Mrs. J. iP. Maolnnis, Myrtle St.

, —Mr. Wm. Arsensult of aunt. chewsn, arrived in Tignish Wed-Z nesday where he will spend thel holidays with his mother, Mrs.,l‘.l J. Arsenault V’. .

—'l‘he ientleqof Mr. George, Coyle of seville, deeply. regret, to learn that he suffered a severe stroke of paralysis on Christmas‘ Day. It is hoped that he will sooni make a recovery. . i 11-1 l —Mns. Gothard Baker of Std; Eleanors who has been under,‘ treatment lln the Prince County; Hospital is now recuperating at; the home of her mother Mrs. Davldl Bell, Summerside.

—Mr. Cyril Bernard. Tignishm was conveyed to Prince County} Hospital Saturday where he is to und; ergo an operatim for aippendicltisl All hope for his speedy recoveryfl El-llis father Mr. F. J. Bernard, ac- companied hlm.-V.

—-Miss Dora Hackett who spenti the last three months with her aunt, Mrs. Salterio, Halifax. arrlv-i ed home Christmas eve. She was accompanied by her sister, lMiSs:

‘Cornelia Ll-lackett and cousin Miss‘

Katherine Selterio of Halifax-V.

Eastern Guardian

..-'8HOF from Holmsni Catalog.

'..'EA8TERN AGENT-Mr. J.- W Murdock is now Guardian agent‘ in Montague and will be pleased to receive news items, advertising.- job printing, new and renewal sub- scriptions. tf. l

. JFOR 8ALE.-F0ur female for‘ es registered in the Canadian Na-i tional also three good females not i registered. Martin McKinnonJ Montague. 6864-12-23-41

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..*BARGAINS, BARGAINS, BAR- , GAINS, at Carrutliers Drug Store on all Xmas goods and Toys until Jan. 1st. 25% Discount. . 6949 12 29-2i.

..*SELLING OUT balance 0f Xmas goods and toys at 25% dis- count antil Jany. 1st. J. W. Car-

ruthers. 6949 12 29 2i. ,‘

.."W. J. WiLLiGAR, Dentist 0i Georgetown will be absent from

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his office until January 10th.

l1ly one of the oldest in. the ser- vice in this province but one of

and the Guardian joins with his‘

m, thmmany friends in wishing h-im the

(fr-inpliments oi the ‘Season.

—DON‘T‘SAY “RABBITS".— The‘

..'Miss Grace Douglas, student

both side-aim?! most dfserviiis Oi rewsliitivii-nt P. w. c.. is spending the holi=

days at her home in Georgetown- A.

..'Prlncipal~Connolly of thei Georgetown High School is spend-

fence against the Prohibition Actlmpull“ Parmly "wcked l“ the staibfling the holidays at his home .in

and was fined $300 or in default of‘ paynie-nt 4 months in jail. , I

—DIED AT COLEMAN. —- The,

‘m! death occurred on December 24 atjyoung man

‘the residence of her son ,Mr. Jam-, Neil age of 83 years. Mrs. McKinnon had

le with the Sheep" was substituted lly i1 more appropriate poem "Locked in the Cellar with gentleman of Summerside.

hi5 friends spent an evening a

McKlinrlon, Coleman, of Mrsnliomc- (unintentionally) a couple ofl _ McKinnon at the advencedidays previous to Christmas. Afterhm" 0t Qua“ square school city’

supper he went down the cellar to

on the "10"" ‘in’ Flu!" ‘Milan-resided with her eon for the pastlattentl his ‘Chinchilla Ralbbits (which

nephe- w W83

Silliphant, niece and tho bride. Thu bride

iSilliplmllt. The b01182 l00ked v81‘? beautiful being (lecoratcd with . Christmas trimmings and an abund ance of holly which was -sen

‘l0 years and previous to that lived?

work. by the way. has become a

_ n m"? in Western Canada and Summer-popular indoor sport here) and he ‘"11?’ b? h“ M0419" 3"‘ 0y ‘side. Her husband during his rc-zwas so engrossed in lavishinlg at- w

race “my >Charlottetown. A,

..*Mr, Charles Hibbett of Aoa-

iihe Rabbits" DY a we" kuown ygrlgliisdia U-niversity, Wolfvillc, is spend- to the wonder ofi, t

g the Christmas holidays at his me in Georgetown. A.‘

.'Mr. E. J. H. Morrissey of the‘

iis visiting at his home in George-I town. AQ

i ..‘Miss Mildred Donovan of P.’

C. is spending the Christmas

. _ - ll ..| - sidence here was a prominent cit tentlon on his splendid bunnies ‘holidays at he‘. home myGeurgen. A. i

izen taking in active part in Diillllihthat it was sso ‘before he realized my", affaim. There are left to mourndt. l-le decided he would quit fori Thvthe night but when he went to g0"

two sons and six daughte-rs.

especially for the occasion by t x t k I I Ch i t l.. .. it 1 _ wen-1- n ii- irne in 5521i...féhniiiinfi‘;1.1.1212i‘,;“.,..“.,“$,.,2:..§3:3§,i2gig-Lit. =in the People's Cemetery Summer-mi in the- Cellar wlm the Rabbits.“

B C, The ceremony took place un- der a brilliant arch which was also very beautifully trimmed with tin- eel and holly and from which hung n. large wcdtiing bell. After a dainty rvcll breakfast, Mr. and Mrs. ln-ivis left ‘on an Qliiellileil trip tlnoilgh Canadian and Amer- iitzzlzi cit cs. Ill bride travelling in

side. beside her late husband.

Mess was celebrated at Bloom- field on Christmas. the pastor Rev. Father J. A. Gnullet officiating. The choir rendered special Christ- lnas music for the occasioii. Father

a 593mm" n" COM‘ m“ 5m M the Gaudet preached an excellent ser-

groom. Prevails to llcr marrlnlfi.

mon from the text: “Glory Be T‘)

Nina. Lewis was n very eificleni-‘G 1 m H11, , P teacher on thc stuff of the Sum-mggthnto gm“ Koxeaofigdvlilel-Blica 8?,

‘mcrside lligh School. The groom who is the youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. Jonah it. Lewis of Free- town, is a ilrtu-Jciilg barrisber at law in the [own of suiiimereide. and a monlbcr of tllc law firm o

Messrs Stewart and

vcry large

and ccfltly wedding gifts. also many tsheques. received from

{Christmas morning Masses were

in the evening Vespers were chan-t- ,ed the regular choir of the church itnking "one side" and the ‘Sanc- ituary boys the other. Benediction

Lewis. The- of the Blessed Sacrament followed. number of bealmmliAfter service the Al-tar boys mot in

the Vestry and presented ‘their be- loved pastor with an address nc-

friends testified m m‘) popum-“ycompnnind by a beautiful gift. The

of the young couple. .

address wan read lby Ge-orge Lo-

‘Clair and the presentation made by

Albert Saunders. Father (lauds!

i p iNCEaEUSi/qgo — made an appropriate re-ply.

Get YOUR Fox Wire NOW

For the new pens — en- isrgemente - and other ranch changes u a e “PRINCE E D W A R D" BRAND ENGLISH FOX WIRE.

“some: EDWARD" mwkeea straight. still. firm we I at protection that has given mon than fourteen

-—-PRE$ENTATl0N.— Mr. Frnnk: P. Murphy. ‘Post Master at Elna-midi for the pest 3C years. was agree-l ‘ably surprised on Christmas morn-l ‘ing when among the mail he was ‘distributing he found a splendid re- imembrance for himself. The Mail -from Emerald. ‘presented him with a handsome ‘case pipe accompanied by a beauti- ful address which was read by Mr. iVi. '1‘. Lambe. The addresls was a ,high tribute to his courtesy and

‘Couriers. driving

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, T k - ; f. f MIn:rd'm':ft§s'lly ‘llisilnogliassea. Eases the throat, stops the cough.

it was after ll‘ before any of ‘the family returned from down town

—3'-°°MFl E |- D- - illllil-Nliili-i-‘nnd released ' him. Some of. hie

‘friends wondc-r why he ‘becomes hungry when anyone mention-s "rabbits."

PERSONALS

i ~Mrs. Arthur Howatt. and child-

jren spent Christmas in Tignish-N. i

——Mr. Albert Bernard of Detroit,

celebrated st 10 and 10.30 o'clock.,,Micmgan arflved. m Tlgnm,’ Thu“.

day on a visit to his parents. Mr. .nnd Mire. A. J. Bernard.—~V.

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--~Rcv. Father James Murphy re

‘lilrned to Charlottetown yesterday ‘after spending several day; in

‘Silmmerside.

‘ .-<Mlss Georgie Green. Summer

Charlottetown and Montague.

~‘Mr. Fred Tariton. M. L. A., Alb crton. was in Summerside yester ay. "

side. went

‘to Charlottetown yes terday. -

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—Messrs.

lLfax. are spending their holidays a their home in‘ ‘liignish.

side. has left for ‘treatment.

side. left Monday for Boston.

years u null. esnvlos.

Get our prion and

[l Holman's Charlottetown

isn't. Neil Pond-V.

—-iRev. Father Poirier of St. Dlln- simfs Vniversity, spent Xmas in

slide left yesterday on a visit to

—Mr. W. B. MoNeill. Summer-

Marcue ‘and Clifford Hacketi. of St. Mary's College. lla-

—Mr. Thomas Hinton. Summer- Montreal for

—4Mlsg llilla Silliphsnt. Summer-

~1Mr. J. P. Crockett. Manager of Branch. ,; was in Summerslde yesterday.

‘ —Mr. Frank Gallant, Kinkora, is futon“ “m, h, 3551mm“ ops" I "Pimdl"! i‘ f" ill" "m! hi! 11"" tion and ensuring immunity from

ents‘ Mr. and Mrs. Napoleon Gai- [urlhgf slgomm‘ 1mm gash s‘ . ..,

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..*Miss Elsie Knight of P. w, 0.1 is visiting at her llome in George- town. _ A.

..'Mr. William Martell of lBalti- more. is visiting at his home in Georgetown. A.

..'Miss Catherine McKinnon ofi P. W. C., is spending the Christ-l mas holidays at her home in Geoi

rgetown. A] . JThe many friends of Mr. James Skinner, Georgetown, will

regret to learn of his illness. A.

..'Mr_ and Mrs Raymond SClllll". man and son Gould of Dodslnnd. Susie. are visiting in Georgetown. the guests of Mrs. Schurnian‘s parents. Mr. and Mrs. Alex. Mc- Connell. A.

..'Mr. Arthur Yorston of New-i - ioundland. spent Christmas at his lloane in (ieorgetown. A.

..'Miss Taylor. teacher of the‘ Georgetown High School. is spend- - ing the holidays at her home llli

Charlottetown. A.

Jslander Elected Pre- ' mier 0i B0y’s Parliament

WSACKVILIAE. N- i1. Dec. Z9. — Harold Mellish; Montague P. E. I. was elected premier of the third. Maritime Older Boys Parliament nil the opening meeting of a four-day session here this morning.

Robert Donald. Bedeque was chosen minister of intellectual life. -i<e->—-—

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"Millers Nilbrm Powders are, the medicine for children who are, found suffering from the rsvlflel. of worms. They immediately altar the stmnachic conditions under

them tflrom the system. nudist“ same me. the antenatal I mm upon ti. discs ve organs

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all sizes per garment .

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which the worms subsist and drive i

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Here is a most interesting sale of odd lines 0f Men’s Sliirts-—the result of a careful cleaning of iih-e stock. Odd lines wihich we have only a few sizes, but tfhe wihole making ‘a large assortment, in which we have in some pattern or oiiher, practically all the wanted sizes, qualities included run up to $3.50 each.

J Right Underwear ‘for

Days

“The Men’s Store” Shows the Greatest Range in P. E. I. '

Every sort of good underwear-fight for Uhe young fellow who likes case, medium weight of smootihest finish for the indoor man who cannot wear the heavier and warmer kinds, hezliry, sturdy‘ goods for the man who works outdoors. And as to prices. tlhls store offers you glood underwear at every price, and in each case;_ values that are not beaten by any ‘mail order ‘house. Study the list-choose the kind that suits you, if you are out of town mail the price with your order, we will send it post paid. YOUR

MONEY BACK IF YOU ARE NOT SATISFIED PARTICULAR. . . .

Penman’s Fleece Lined Und-er- wear for men, all sizes, good weight, per garmen-t Penman’s Fleece Lined Combin- ations for men, all sizes, $2 0o good weight per suit . . “TIGER” Branch Fleece lined underwear for m-en, heavier and better than the foregoing line.

Wats0n’s Unshrinkable under- wear, ribbed all wool, soft, firm and worm, shown in all sizes for

men, per garment . $2

Turnbullfis “Ceetec” Combina- tions, soft, warm, durable de- lightful, a ‘high class, fairy ‘high price line,but well worth $9 its price, per suit . . .

TurnbulPs “Ceetee” Underwear, silkily soft, all wool, medium weight for the indoor $4 man, per garment . . . .

TurnbulPs “Gee-tee” Combina- tlons, in the same lovely med- ium weight, silkily soft, $8 warm, durable, per suit