a Fiihruail is the Furniture Miimli!

February is recognized as a Month of Lower Prices in furni- ture .. .., .., but Low Prices mean nothing if the Quality is

lacking.

At Holman's you'll find that Quality is the first considevr- ation ._ .. and at the Low Prices we can offer you, you ll

realize that it is Value Supreme.

without fail.

Living-Room Groups At Great Savings!

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We have grouped together in our Windows and on our Furni- ture Floorbseveral Living Room Groups, comprising the Twelve

See these groups today.

Group is an Outstanding Value at the Price Quoted.

ii Includes : CHESTERFIELD FIRE SIDE CHAIR ARM CHAIR

CHESTERFIELD TABLE

END TABLE SMOKER MAGAZINE RACK TABLE RUNNER LAMB STAND LAMP SHADE TWO CUSHIONS

In All

ll i EASTER

..'MILK AND Cit-SAM for sale. D. l". MacDonald, Souris. x 179-1-20-1 month.

..°HOCKEY SISTERS RETURN e-The Imperial Sisters Hockey teem returned to Montague on Saturday ‘evening after playing two strenu- nus and exciting games in which they held their own very ﬂedlbly. Frhe first game was played in Ken- smgton with no score and in Char- ilottetown with the P. w. c. sirls score 2-2. Montague 1s qute Dmlld cf the Imp Sisters and wish them every success_ We hope Ruth Vick- eis who has the mumps will 9001’! be well enough to play awn-H

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men EXCITING 11m: - Ped- bsttiaria in Main street, Muntagll’! on Saturday afternoon were SW11‘ ilcd to sec a ruimwﬂy 11m“ °°m° teal-mg down Wood Island Hill tak- ani; the comers at breakneck sowi- Two ten-ms, standlﬂf; 0n 111° 57°” a‘. the time hrokc away and added [pore excitement to an already 6X‘ ‘citing scene. The runaivmy 110m pit-as owned by Mi". Daniel Bear! 0f IBYOOICIYTI who was returnlnl! 110ml? irwith his wife when a pleceof harn- jgss gave way and the Irighiellﬁd llhcrsc turned right about and start- ‘l... (lgwn the hll. Apart from a bad shaking up neither MI‘, 0f M33

Each Group

Twelve Pieces!

Mohair Suite in

Items Listed. Each group includes a Chesterfield Suitekan: several pieces of Furniture that every home requires. ac l

Group

Walnut Trim.

llther Groups At

VALUES

. . ‘SOCIAL GATITERING-A very

pretty Ag Home took place on Wed-

nesday aftcrnoon, February 10th when Mrs. W. Herbert Poole rccev- ed for the first, lime since her mm‘- rlage. She was asssted in receiving by Mrs. W. L. Poole and Mrs. G_ A. Thompson. The door was attended by lit/tie Miss Florlne Campbell who looked very Winsome in a. dress of pink crepe de chene. Mrs. Preston MwIntyre ushered the guests to the Dining room, Tea was poured by Mrs. J.P. Beer. Russel Moc- Donald cut the ices, Asssting in serving were Miss Helen Campbell, Mls Kathe-rho Carruthers, Miss Francis (Jilin, Mrs. Han-y Mac- Gregor and hire, L. if. Pauli; The rooms were effectively decorated for the occasion with pink 1‘(\:1i.s.-lrl

PERSONALS ..'lvllr. Ralph E. Morse, Account- ant 0i" Canadian Bank of Commerce Montague is recovering nicely from an attack of the mumps-H

..'M"ru:-; Bessie Dllon and hli's_ iAllan Moshcr have rclumrd to their ihomes at Mrntague aficr spi-ndng a pleasant, holiday in Siunnicrsirlo, the guests of Mrs. I57. E. Parkman. -—l{

..'Mi'_ Donald MHz-mi, rcpirsinit- ing Ihrd Motors, SIIYII, ilolm. is spending a short Illll/j iii Moninguc. His many friends zirc flI\'.'.l_\'S glad to

Bears are any will“ 1°? their ex" perlencei-H

scc hm back.

The Children

Dr. Wood's

Catch Cold Easily

Mrs. Waller Miller, Nolr-li lTill, B.C., writes:-

“The

climate here in the Wllllrl‘ lime

is very cliriiigo-

able, and the children catch cold vcry easily I have alwn a found ihafxn low diisoscl Dr. Wood's Norway Pine yrup will relieve them at once.

Ihavntrierl

I always Insist on ‘

manﬁrother cough remedies, but, now, . Vinmls’, as l ﬁnd it the moet

reliable, and the children like its plvllﬁllnt taatc." Price 35o. a bottle; large family nizc 66c; iii all

and etorerPllt b Th!‘ ' g: on; urouv r Aﬂlburn

Pieces also in Solid Walnut. of very attractive Lam Cushions. 12 PIECES

Group No. 1

Attractive Cushions, Walnut Finished Occasional Pieces, and your choice of Bridge. Floor. 0|’ Table Lamp, Cushions and Runner to blend

with the whole. _12 PIECES Group No. Z

Large Attractive Kroehler Suite, uphol- stered in Taupe Mohair, with Contrasting Cushion Tops. Tables and Small Pieces are well designed and Finished. group will make a very at- tractive Room. 12 PIECES . ..

This

$142.50 No. 3

Here we have grouped a Kroehler Suite with exceptionally high back and solid Tables and Occasional

Your choice

e and $151.50

Attractive Prices

LAMP SPECIAL $7.95

SEE OUR WEST WINDOW FOR SUPER

IN LAMPS

.R. T. HOLMAN Ltd

- CHARLOTTETOWN -

..'MLss Olga MacKinnon, who has been confined to the hospital at Mlouni, Allison Ladies College. with a cold ls wcll enough to be able to resume hei- studlcs in the College-H

..‘I"‘rlends of hill‘. Eric MacKlnri/"i Montague will be pleased to ‘k 4 that he is doing nicely after ins attack of.’ the mumps He is suffic- iently recovered go be about again. —H

Rub iii llllninril’; iaffr-r snow-whoring.

IlOLMANS HOCKEY MATCH

Holinuiiﬁs crack teams, Office vs Store, had ailollicr tussle for sup- remacy on Ridny evening at tho Crystal rink. the store hiring: the

victors as on the previous occmion. iwith the close score of 8-7. llcnry Dickie rcferced.

Felix and Ben, .l—lolman's delivery men, were the goal IEIIGCTJ and they sure delivered the goods. But for lhc expert work of these goalies n. much larger score would have bccn rolled up. Felix slapped 72 shots for the store and Ben 47 for the ofilce. Roy Holman. for the of- fice, ivas out for goals, swooping up rebounds and forward passes. making the rcdlight twinkle on three (lifierent occasions. Junior Holman and lifheaton netted two apiece, making seven lu all for the oihcc. Max Robertson, Woodsldc, iind Bud Mountain made some flno rushes and did some good tcum work for the Store. V

The victors were enlcrtaiucd by the losers to an oyster stew at the 4 U. tea rooms, after the match. Speech making and a general good time was the order of the evening following the supper.

The lineup follows:

Store-Goals, Felix; Defence, Ber- nrii-d. C. Lea; Pbrwards, Woodsidc, Robertson, Bradshaw.

Oﬂlce - Goals, Ben; Defence, Mountain, IL/ Campbell; Forwards. -lunior Holman, Wheaten, ltoy Hoi- man, W. Lea. " " r '

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THEmCI-IARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

WESTERN GUARDIAN

—BU1' (fANNED qughgughg, clams, chicken haddles and Upper- ed herring at Bruce's. 932-246-211

—G!VEN THIRTY DAYS-A man from Egmont Bay was brought be- fore acting Stipeudlary Magistrate D. O. Stewart on Saturday 1n the

uinmerslde Police Court on a charge o1 stealing some boots from the local rink. He was found guilty and given 90 days 1n jaﬂ.—S.

—PASSED AWAY IN HOSPITAL

I —There passed away in the Prince

County Hospital on Sunday, after an illness of only a few days, m, Peter Hickey, a well known resident of Indian River at the age of ‘I5 years. Sympathy is extended to the bereaved relatives-B.

—-SAD NEWS RECEIVED—The sad news was received on Saturday at Suinmerside that Mrs. Capt. ' James Stewart, formerly of West ‘ Point, P. E. Island, had passed away

in a Boston Hospital on Friday, Rb. ‘ 12th, following a stroke of paraly- ‘sis. Her husband and family are

‘lleft to mourn. Mrs. Stewart will

' ‘i be kindly rcmciiihcrcd on the Is- ‘ ‘land, whcrc she lived until about x ton years ago-S.

-—NEW SCOUT DUSTER-At a. meeting of the Summerside Boy Scout troop on Friday evening, Mr. iiallett was appohited new Scout Blaster to take the place of Mr.

‘Mon-is, who is leaving foi- on”. lottetown. The boys have been do- iugvcxy well since they were organ- ized last spring and they are look- ing forward to renewed activity under their ncw leader. There will be a meeting tonight in the Arm- oury.—S. m,“

--DEATII 0F MRS. JOHN MAC- DONALD-There passed away on Saturday at the home of her daugh- ter, Mrs. Peter D. Hickey, of 1nd- lar. River, Mrs. John MacDonald, after un illness of only a few hours. The deccuseds maiden name was Miss Lizzie Hickey and her girlhood was spent in Indian River. Mrs. MacDonald lived for many years in Summerslde, her husband being employed as fireman at The Hall's bfanufacturlng Co. About five years ago they went to reside in Indian River. Besides her husband and stepdaughter, Mrs. Peter D. Hickey, a sister, Mrs. William Clow. of Sum- merside is left to mourn, to whom sympathy ls extendeti-S.

--DAY 0F PRAYER-The annu- iil World Day of Prayer was ob- served at Summci-sldc 'on Fﬁ-irlay by o. service in llie Presbyterian Church. 'I'hc1"c was a. large rep- resentation from the W. M. S. of the’ Protestant Churches. Mrs. J. S. Perry prcsldcrl in the absence of Mrs. Jeans. The regular program uscd throughout the world was us- ed. The svrvlce opened with the hymn, "Lord Speak to Me", follow- ed by a responsive reading, silent DTIIYPT and the “Lord's Pr‘yer“. Prayer by Mrs. Ivfuttnrt; a hymn; prayer by Miss lvlary M111 and Mrs. Willi'm Strong for the near East. India and Africa; Prayer by Mrs. (Rev) ‘McLean for Europe, North and South\ America; a pleasing feature of the program were hymns by the choir of the Mission Band. The children were dressed in white. They rendered very ‘sweetly, "when Mothers of Salem" and "Whither Pilgrims Ire you going.” Mrs. Glidden offered prayer for His Mole-ill’. T116 K1118. Empire,’ Canada, the Peace and Dlsnmrmcnt Conference. For those who are in difficulty and out of employment, asking that all may strive to hrnr one anofhers burdens nndso fulfill tllclitw of Christ. Closing" Hviiin, “Jesus Shall Reign"- Thc mcrrin; closed with the Dis- missal Priiycr, Open Our Eyes. O Lard. lillTI help us to scc the needs of all men in this. our world. Abldo with us now and evermoire Amcn.-—S.

and meditation. Reading |

FEBRUARY 16_ m, I

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febiuaiuiaIe of iilki

Sale Commences Wednesday February 17th. and Closes

’Plnk only.

Saturday Night

All ﬂllklhtCrepeluagoodu- sortment of ooIMLSSInoh. Special yuu................

Crepe Morocaln. Special for Silk Sale. B colon to select from.

Heavy weight Canton Crepe. 88 Inch. Navy Blue, Golielln Blue, Sand, Burgundy, Brown, While and

E gnhell. Special price year!

Large assortment of Printed Flat Crepe. Blacks, Browne, Greens and Blues. Special yard

Brocaded Rayon Satin. White, Maize, Rose, Pink, Light Green and Orchid. Special yard . . . . . .

Pure Silk Konzoorl for lingerie. thoroughly washable. Whitf- and

Regular $1.60 $

for

as Inch. ‘

February 20th.

RubunnCnpoIn

BhekJh-own mdSpuuIshTlmThhhoueofthe sweet spring dress fabrics. For the Silk Selqyud

Lot Flat Crepes. Good allotment of colon. Regular price: from $1.15

yard I Pl-eln Rayon Taffeta. 85 colon

We Sea“ M» $1.50

select from suitable for dream, llu- gerle Jlnlngl, draplnll, fancy work,

eto.

Special Pﬂodi 71rd ,....

Encoded Rayon, 1G colors to select from. This number ls very much the same material no the one above.

only that It 1e brocaded. Special,

Double width Drip"! Silk.

35c

inches wide. Light Green and Rose

only. This material is sun fast. Special, yard .

$1.00

20 Colors Georgette Crepe (pure

silk). Special ule price yard

RE MINA N TS I

We have also about 100 remnants of Silk. Crepe, All marked at a very special price, mostly at

etc.

M0018

about $4 price.

tllliiail so

Charlottetown, P. E. l.

$1.50

Velvd, Georgette,

-UNFORTUNATE ACCIDENT.- A few daye ago m. Phillip Mac- Nally while assisting in hauling a. building from Reads Corner to Summer-side for Mr. Willis Warren had the misfortune to lose a horse. ‘Iheze were forteen other temis helping with the work. The horse became entangled in the harness and was thrown to the ground and did not regain his footing. He died within a. short time after the accident. This was of’ course a bad loss to Mr. MacNzlly, however, Mr. Warren made good the loss and ‘paid Mr. MacNally the full value lo! the animal.

—FAREWELL ADDRESS AND PRESENTATION-Members of the Summerside Knights of Columbus , Council met at the K. of C. 53:16 on |Ccntral Street, on Sunday evening ‘in bid farewell to Mr. J. J. Morris, who leaves this week for Charlotte- town. Mr. Guy Houghton, Grand Knight, was in the chair and read the farewell address, and presented Mr. Morris with a. valuable gift as a. remembrance. Congratulatory speeches were made by Rev. G. J. MacLellan, D.D., Rev. Bennett Mac- ,Donald, m. .1. A. MacPhee, n. n. lMacDonald, of Bedeque and J. S. ‘Perry. Refreshments and a social hour brought the evening to a close. "Auld Lang Sync" and “For He Is a Jolly Good Ivellow" wits sung in parting-S.

—DEATH 0F MISS KATE DOYLILZ-Citizens of Summerslde were grieved to hear on Saturday morning that M185 Kate Doyle had passed away on Friday about B p. m. after only a few days Illness. Miss Dvyle was most highly esteemed by all classes of citizens and her many deeds of kindness will long be remembered. She was the daughter of the late Pierce Doyle and Joanna Doyle of Sum- merslde. Her mother's maiden name was Sullivan. He: father was a. noted contractor and built many public buildings in Summer- side including the Post Office and St. Mary's Convent. Miss Doyle has resided for the past 36 years with her sister, Mrs. J. J. McNalLY. living with her at Miscouche and later lni summersidef She was e devout member of the Roman Catholic Church and was very active in all church work. She was a. member of the Board of Management of the Prince County Children's Aid Society and her services in that organization will be sorely missed. ‘Iherc are left to mourn her sister Mrs. J. J‘. McNl-lly and five brothers, Percy of Winni- peg; Dr. C. H. Doyle Doyle of New- ton, Kansas: James of Halifax; Dr. Lawrence of Moncton, N. B. and Prank at Summcrslde, to all of whom much sympathy ls extended. The funeral is taking place this morning at 9. o'clock from the residence t0 St. Paul's Church

Golden, 0mm q..- PEKQE

Interment will be in the family blot in the Roman Catholic

-FRACTURES LEG-Word was received in Summerside by his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. George MacPherson, that Master Ralph Dennis, little son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dennis, of Warren, Ohio, had fractured hie leg while at school. He 1s now in the hospital and the fracture is mending nicely. —S.

—C. G. l. T. HIKE-The C. G. I. T. of Trinity United Church went for an enjoyable hike on Friday evening. Their destination was the hospitable homo of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur MacEwen, where they held the regular meeting. The C. G. I. T. program, set apart for the day of prayer, was used instead of the usual devotional exercises. Miss Jean Wright gave an interesting reading on St. Valentine. Valen- tine contests and games were heartily enjoyed. A sing song and refreshments brought the pleasant program to a close. After express- ing their thanks to their host and hostess, the hikers returned home a little tired perhaps, but happy.—S

—ENJOYABLE PROGRAM-The Children of St. Mary's Chuxcn, who belong to the Junior W. A., had n moat enjoyable time at last Friday night's meeting. The parents and friends of the children were invited. The little ones put on a program of delightful songs and recitation: and

little plays. Ven. Archdeacon White, ‘ D.D., and M1. White, were among ,

the guests. The Reverend Doctor

congratulated the children upon their performance and praised the work of Mrs. Jackson and Miss MacQuan-ie. A dainty lunch was served at the close of the evening. —S.

—BECOBD PERFORMANCE - Every day one hears of the short- ness of money. world depression, terrible fires and warring nations, that it is refreshing to hear good news now and again. Mrs. George Pickering, of Summerside, brings the god news that hr chickens. nine all told, hatched last June, are lay- ing every day. She generally gets nine eggs every day, but now and again she will only have seven. Mn. Pickering considers this a record. Eggs are not fetching a big price just now, but the hens are doing their bit and not making any com- pliiints.—5.

--LEAVES FOR. CHARLOTTE- TOWN-Mr. .1. J. Morris, manager of the Summerslde branch of the PIOVIIIOIBI Bank of Canada, is leav- ing on Wednesday for Charlotte- town, to take over the management of the head 0111c). Mr. Morris has had considerable banking expell- ence. He started his corcci- in the Royal Bank of Can-s is ‘s ;.‘:i . -;-:ize towr. of Newcastle. N. B. cn June 28, 15H, from there ‘no xvas trans- ferred in July 2'1, 1907, to Sum. merslde and in June, 1908 to Iiunen- burg, N. S. He was also at Halifax,

s DAY SALE o

smarts BEDS

To make room for new goods now on the way we are discontinuing several of our

most popular lines in Beds,

Mattresses.

Springs and

The Special Low Prices these

are offered at,will move them quicklv.

BUY NOW!

Prices Were

Windsor Bend, an

Spring Filled Types.

count of 111 health was given one year's sick leave. He afterwards be- came Aalletlnt Manager of the Newcastle, N. 8., branch. On Feb. 25, 1917, he was appointed manager of the Royal ‘Bank at Tignlsh. On May let, 1919, he severed his con- nection with the Royal Bank and became associated with the Provin- cial Bank of Canada. He opened up branches at Summerside, Kin- ltora and Tlgnish. His executive ability has won him the well deserv- ed promotion of manager of the head ofnce at Charlottetown. Mr. Morris has a very pleasing - allty and made many friends dur- ing his residence in Summer-side.

Montreal, Cobalt, Ont; Vancouver, B. 0., and Prince Rupert. B. C. I-le wee appointed manager of the Port

Cemetery-S. -- . ., Si,

ﬂslngfon, B. 0., branch. but on ac- ,

He was Prseident of the Summer- side Board of Trade, in 1m and ma. He was chosen es the dele-

Never Lower! l

It will pay you to look over your Bedding require‘ ments now. These lines-shown in the three standnrll sizes: 39 in., 48 lu., and 54 in. width-are offered ill prices never before attempted on Prince Edward Island. The Beds Include the favorite Cane Panel. Graceline Designs. The spring! in Link, Sagless Cable, and Coll Spring Construction. The Mattresses are Cotton Felt, Layer Felt will

Quality Outﬁts at $18.65 and up.

R. T. Holman Ltd

—CHARLOTTETOWN—

I gate from Bummereide to rlillfwll the Board of Trade at the laund; ing of the new car fem’ Bl 9"‘ lset summer. He W" “l” p" dent of the Curlinl; Club and Scouts. Mr. Morris will hovel beet wishes of Summﬂslfie "mu in his new sphere, and it l5 m” thlt hC Bhd 1115 family WIII 0! Vlllt their Old friends-S ‘

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-mss|-:n AWAY-There will away last week at 111'!‘ “m” Baltic, we. Nell Clark. at the ' _

f 64 ycoreﬁe b15551“, ore be: m so none, of Springfield, IIIL‘ Jlllllhﬁ if James and Barbe" 51ml? Mend: extend sincere arm!" 11:! t‘ . r. Clerk in his bererivﬂllfn" i

‘were no children-S.