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*-' ‘ `“ ' ' _ " “_” ' " ' ' ' ._ .. _. . ~ -' .... .. ..' ' ' " -for 'ie ' ~ -

N E .WESTERN GUARDIAN 1”

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-l‘|:_PAYB to buy in this province V

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_ _ - Minimum charges twenty~fivo centii

-HOCKlY.-- An interesting as

well as a clean game of hockey wus

played in the Crystal iiink. Summer- and side on Tuesdny evening between, Fm

Dentist

”f~ F~ l~ Bm Charlottetown s

__ ‘ ‘ ' _ insertion for advertising in thin col- » _ _ -1 _ _ _ -

L.“:::'_°s"a;::‘;gef' °" “al” at uhm. Cash must accompany order..

_ 'f 'Office next Canadian » ~ _ "`*'**'i ` ` '* _ '- i i. A _ ` `

-nsssnvs weouesmlv even- Bank oi’ Commerce, __

ing February 12th for the llig concert- Summerside i ' ‘ V ' -.

ple social und euiidy sale iii'~ - - 4 ` ‘ ' ' ` 'V . 'i "

i in ~n ii. c . < __ _ ' " ~ _ '- = `_ f -- '- ii _ ~

the Kensington and Bedeque teams, theulfelw pzim a °’“L38;`_?_‘;_8I;_:;r ' , ~ » » -_ .f` " .

the latterlovon out with it score oi’ 5 . ' ___ ` ‘_@'§»$l ~ _

3. Mr. K., Ferguson was Judge ol RECEIVES MEnAL_ M__s non li M-EAS RW . ' "' f _

' -- » _ ,; _ _ If .,.:¢; . .. ` 1 ‘ , ' ~ l »

|fL.\y whil_§i Mr. Arthur Morris sutls~` am

tuctorily __roi'ei‘i'cd the game.-ll. ‘

TGC

4 __ ‘ ~ U G SOCIAL. Reserve

'M°D°"ald- Traveller” nefib hi*-S ~'l‘uesday. Feb. 18th for the "Measuring

1 ‘ _ 1 . . . .c onu w »;i;. _ _, ,.__ ,, » 4 ._

'_wEDD_'NG BELLS'_ A' '““""’“g°l_l1‘r;|nce- also tho following letteridnt- tent# fm even mm youu mn ‘ '

U1- more .igimn usual |mu¢e_.,¢ ,look ed Halifax N S 23rd January To _(fairies, contests. i-eiresliiiients and _ _

place nt St. Paul‘s churn-ii on Wediiee~ Mr

dny niornhig the Sth ins: when Mr.

ll.

Josepli l, .'\luirlie:i:l lcd to the altar hon Miss Eliza lty;|n. llaiiiglitci- of the lute “cd

l‘nlr'1cli llyiiii. Siiiiiiiii-rslile. The niip- _ K

t.lal knot _wus tiwl by Rev. J. t‘. Mc- reg

Lean. ,-\i`Li~r coii"rutulaitlonS the liiip

" _ been received regurdiiig the deed tori

py couple li-ft by thi- llordeii truiii or wh

ing to Sgt. ll. t‘. Meboiiititi, it ist retted that iiitoriiintioii luis noi'

ich this award was nuule, but you`

s_ Rv McD(;m___-' _S __ _ _' __ _.1iiusic. ‘Everybody wclcoiiie, espee

N.. 2, 1..... MI-;......§‘."_’.“”.§‘1,’.‘.‘.,T"..§I.' ‘“"y "‘° "S'=‘-f°°l@fS"-_ __ '_ When in to; the races visit our big store and See our large Stock of

` DrV Goods and ready to Wear. '

our to i`orwiird liereivitli Militxiry _ `*87':2`10muml al awarded by his Majesty tliv ’

iN iint_iitiiN

MARY RITA BRAZIL

Womerfs Winter Coats

ri' '

ilinlr lioneyinoen trip to liiilifitx unc'

y rest: tissnred that li wus somri _ _ .. . _ '__ _

i~'1. John. On their return they wil' very gauam _“___ to haw __m_r_t(___' U11-i\li|Udl.l llthtiie Aiigtlof l)e.itli

tiki: up their abode in Siiiiiiiiwsitle sud

i an award. ln forwardiiii.: tliis-Thoum _"slut kl _M it tl ‘

_ 1 _ _A _ il

-` H' *dec°mti;” I am _di_m_(_’ted UE’ _r°n_‘_'f`y| little tl;‘iugh‘:ei~ i\i;tl';JLllll.‘a tit the l-ailiL°l\€

u c i ra . ' 1 , _ y°0___c; 22:" al;:_n°“`;:d 1510 _ti 1 nge oi* six iiioiitlis. bile wus at bright

“ 5 ° " ‘ .md lov bio ciiiti

lietitlquarters stall, Mliitiiry llis-_l al I and Wm lm grmuv

_-WELLINGTON WOMEN'S iN- trim l`»TlTUT\E.-Tlie Jaiiuury ineetliig ot or

ilu- Wellington \t'oiiien‘,~.5 institute was

_ 1 No. li. Yours nuiy, i~:_ ii. illicit-?___ _‘_ _ M _ __ _fb _ _ _

i\.,]d at me Home of _\1‘pg_ ,\u¢h<,n} ecaw' asusmm to A A_ G_ _“___ DHL _. eltresst 0 ii eictiied pdipitts

visited the home oi' Mr. ond Mrs

iiiissfd iii the hoine Much syiuputliy`

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And Suits

A splendid array of Women’S Coats in smartly

l‘i-mbroke. Sixteen iiieiiibers ziiiswer- N0

wi the roll call. Minutes of last meet ing were read adopted and signed

also financial 'statement rrlrs-ii. Lei- vt~;»_, happy mom took place at tm.

ter; were read from Pte. Ed. McNeill, gsptist parsonage, O'Lenry, Wedues-'

tric

6 , Ill

wstcoue vo soi.i>|£Rs.- A

'tlioir grunt loss. ,

,_._._..._.<__.____

MR. PETER MCCAREY. i

_.,...-_t

Nellignn. Proceeds ot’ wliist party duy evening, February 5th when :i ` 'nw yi,-inte E-_N-ard Bland Ranway $8.60. it was moved, seconded and welt-onic mid soelul were glvi-n th-i has mst ‘L most emcieut n"d__I,0pu|m

¢-orrled that $10.00 from fluids be do- returned soldiers ol' the tlistrll-t, .\, y,,(._°nmuve engmeer in~ the person of noted tq Returned Soldiers Fund, nlso colnpuny of nboiit 150 was preseiiti Mn peter Mccafey who passed “Wm that another wliist party bo held :it A the home 0! Mrs. Colin M<-Donnld.pro- A

Coeds lor same. it was also decided inf?

that svveml Dah,” of socks be sem Miss Olive Jelly, one ot the popular be

very enjoyable evening was spent. at short prograin was given. consist- ll

oi' music, rtuidliii.: and spe<:che.-. (.3

his liouie in (Tlinrlottetown Satur-

=»->' morning in the use or 0:1. Mr. Mc-

rey who was born iii this city, has

en engaged in 1'ail\vi1y work since

lonmboysmBem1umundGel.um“y_ sc iool teachers oi' the town. on 'be- _S81 H0 entered the Servmc as __

A ,_ th, k d b ML Mc_ hall' oi` the igatheriiig read an npl

vo e of .in s move y ss

eciative address to the returned ‘

~ioanei' and 'worked his way upwurd

Gabe and seconded by Mrs. Cameron i pr num he ,bewnle engineer in 1903 lm

v.'as'tendereal Miss Stems. A very I 8° _ _ in

come home and expressing grateful

amusing, interesting aind instriietire

paper on “li/ome1Maklng" was read by an

Miss MeCa_`be. The hostess assisted “__ by several ladies served ltiiicli. All Tl were cordially invited for next meet- _ th

ing to the home oi’ Mrs. Joint P. Arse

ldiers. giving theiii it hearty wel-

preciailloii of their heroic services

tree rousing cheers were given for ml

stess. liov_ Mr. Mellick gurl: ;i Wi’

3 the ilrst to drive it ‘passenger train

over the llillsboro Bridge. He lins

Pte. Gordon iSillcker,ln :i neat speech """'e‘1 °" "‘"'l°“S imfis Of Um "°<'N|»

Spondpd for me retumed m_n_ iliscliarging his msponsible duties

lilffiiliy an-tl. most satisi“:ictoril_\'.

_U _wldiws and for me host _md Since the lleiitli of his son I~`r:ink who

s killed in action in July 1917 Iilr.

` ho

“““'*- -“°°“"K 'f11'“"°‘1“Y 1"°i’>’- mil- _ brief outline or the eiiicient port me Mt-<.‘ai~t~y's he-illll began to tail. lie ‘MWF 3 "mc °f thank” b°h‘5 tU“d°"‘-‘d Ciiiiudiiiiis took in the terrible sti'u;.:~ ‘VHS iii ‘luring the Sl‘011l9l` Daft 01' limi U19 h°S¢"Sf‘~ i“l‘°U"K “\|l0\"'U"l| U." gle and what the victory means to \\'ll1U.‘i‘, and about two weeks ago, lie

singing ot' Oh (Ionamin. ‘ Us

mid the world. During the evenliii.: f0i

, . _ i _

L-"' seveml selections oi’ music were |;i\'~' ilu

-noun Rivan |N's1'i1-ure.-.i ` 8;"

meotliu; ol the Dunk ll_ivl~i- Fiiinfiers K? Institute was held in Lower Freetown hui

hall on Monday oveniiig' l<`ebi°u:lry

l from his engine, the accident con. ing him to his ~lioni`e ever since,

Vocal und on violins, organ and until the end clinic. Mi". Mctiiirey

mio. ’l`lie ‘ladies served ii liouiitiiul : was not only R most coiniietent railway ipei' ot' i~el'i'esliments. Rev, audi iniin, :ind n pi-Qniingnt mambo). ol- me

Mrs Mellick received ninny express- i,r'0¢|,¢.r|,o0d but an adllllmble citizen

_ I . I i A '

flrd. and was wry' well attended. The ‘ws °f il-Pllivvlfltioii lor their Milli' :\_lovini.: husbzintl undo devoted i‘stliur.

l'ri~.sideut Mr. John it. Stniwrt oe nf eiiiiieti the clizilr. The liusiiii-ss ol the 0

nnnunl iiieetiiig wits completed :uid ia very sticeessltil yeur's work zielvoiii- pllshed. as was ovideiwed Iiv the

ss in opening their heme for tiie_ 'ph 'i:a|sioii_-t‘oiii_ ` \,

` . 'i‘li

ere :ire left to iiiourn liesilll-s his

idow. three sons and tivo ilntigliters.

it sons are liriiesl iii ilzivls :md

i }i"\'=Ls<>l"s: iviliioni limi i‘|~.-ti.-mi, ,U i\0lli<‘: tlic <l:iiiglrters :ire Josie tit

ilnnncial statement. The election oi WESTERN PERSONA Ls i’l'0Wse Bros., sud Aiigeliim :stiiileiit :it

oilicers for 1919 _rosulteli its follows:

Directors, John lt. Stavert, llarold

' i the Union Coiiiinereiiil (Tollvg\‘_ The

~Mi'. iind Mrs. George \\0odsidi~_, funam] takes mac" mum ___ 8_4___ ‘_

init-ti, S. R. calms, eiiristopiie: <'ii\1f0l1~ ivcw visiting friends 111,111.

to St. Diiiistuii‘s (.‘ntl\edi'nl und

Cairns, John Proiitt. Edison Dain- WW" 135'- ‘*'°°k--U l lliciice to the tfatliolin t‘f_inietei-y.

marell, Prof. Ross, T. J. Humphrey and Rotbert Hogg. President, John it

Stavert; Vice President, S.l'l._(_‘oiriis; William Saunders. Jr., lllooiiiiieldfl Secy_ Treasurer; 1{aw|d [dm-d; Aud were ziiiioiig the Tltvsdiiv visitors to»

-Messrs Stepliefn Saunders mid.

._`_________ MR. WILLIAM BOL-r

'l`lue ftiiieinl oi Wiillinm lloll. who

hor, 'r‘. J, iiuinpiirey. A iivliiy an l<>“'l1-~ii~ |,|;,.,, in ,.,m.,ngm__|_l_ _“_,________ S_____r__-____

(l\ll6Bl0D DD Cli7Y(!l‘ -&i00(l iilld L70-Ollili'

ation in general followed alter wliiel il. was decided to pliice an order with hll

Tennant thou 'took the plut.i‘or|ii lin( gave; very tlui-_ily iilidrcits on in-n l‘1'&| agrl-cultlirti. Ho gaivo soun- very El \'n,lul'hle inforinatioii rogsrtliiig the on

production ot' iii-ld crops and 1lio<~i»n- tlivy will reiiinin till spring.-ll. 1 _

trol oi' insects sind iniiiius (list-:ises which :tri-_ so coniinon ot tho 1»rl,=:.~l-iii

_ _ i

umm Al 1,110 clogs: ol the address :i tiiiiimbolitoii will retllul i~'> ll'-‘lf (lf

vote of 'thanks was tl-iiriori-d the her i=\:i'ioiis illness. Sho wits oo|iv4.‘i" speaker alter which meeting all ed on Tiiesduy to iii'-_ Prince Coullii' '_ Joizrned. liospltal for incdiuul tiuttitioi-it.-ll. -'

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s rctiirned to his honie_ _

Mi: and .\li‘s. loversftl. l_tr_:iiiinn, ___

_ .

insiizile, were outward piiszwiiizt-rs:

_ 1 si

'Tiier-idiiy on route io Ilostoii wliorl- ____

4'.

---l~‘i'it-nds of Mrs. lleiiiwi linllorain 8_

A _ _ _ __ :in

_ at

.l:i.ii_ lltii, \v}i.,~ l'»ll i ,' - .

._.Mr. llobert (ioughlin, ilosebnnk, W(_duc___d_ly 3; ___;(__0__;'0 _;`;_°’JL;n0“;:

_ =s1i'rle.v. rather or Mrs, non, new

.(_;an8d|,m parm pr-0du¢¢3_ |,y_¢1__ fm from at tour weeks visit to filenrls in Ed

dover wed ,md ,\,|n<|@r twine, Pmf .llnino und Vt-i'iiioiit.-~li.

Kai' Crossland oilirizitliig, with ai

ii-mln-r from llnrre iit.l<-iidintg, :tinong .win liviiig Mr. :uni i‘.li'_<. l'Jliit:-r <1|nrk_

_ :ind Mrs. George i'enii_, Mrs, Nei.

in ilunivl, Jniiies lizisiliiizii aind Mrs.

rr. st. cyl-_ 'rim iiomi i_i¥ii»ut<~s re many. .\’li'_ Bolt ivns born in

.\lilton. .l’riiil"c Eiiw:t.r<l lshiiiil. Jim.

li, |879, und tor a iiniiiber of yours

as eiigiiged in 1lui'rt~, us ii g-i-onlie utter, going to -Sprliiziielil, Mass., .1 ear nge, to work in the armory. Ap- Ondicitls was the cause of his death.

operiitloii having been performed the liosniiai a week earlier. Eight

'ith Eva. Gurney. in llurlinlgton. und besides liizi widow he is surviveil by _two slsteiz-i: Mrs. Wnllaico McNeil, *Milton :ind Mrs. l)oii:il`tl .\lcKliiiioii, oi \V|:islil1igton. and ii brother, Joiiii. of

years nge lie ivns iiiiiied iii niarrlnge

attractive styles, all shades plain or fur trimmed. P ice $14.00 to $35 00. '

Children’s Coats from 2 to 14 years. Prices $4.50

to $13.98.

This is your opportunity to select your _suit now.

The latest styles in Serge,_ Poplins and Gabardines.

' Make your selection now $16.50 to $45.00

WOMEN S FUR COATS

In Muskrrit, Marmot, Coon and Seal.__ The very newest styles in

plain or with belt, large _collars beautifully lined. Muffs to match coats, see our prices. - _ _ _

_ _ Fur sets in cape or animal scarf styles and niuffs in melon and

canteen' shapes. Also a beautiful line of separate niuffs and stoles. Make your Selection at once. _ ' ‘

W'UM1EN’S SERGE DRESSES

' f In all shades and styles price $10.00 to $30.00. i

PRQW ERR ,,,,,,,,, .,

The one Price Cash Store

__ __ _ir _ ____ _ ._._|»,¢` "L_ _ _ _iii Jn;___ __l_ It i

ing place niiild the down pour ot ruin

\viil-i-_- ii. slie~~r, iiiiierul sei'vicie \-...__ held by the Rev. Mr. Kingston. liit 1'-| '

vs:fr in iiiioitii & Mliioii Lin. ine

49&50 119.121 out-:iN sittin ciiiiti0riiiowN 49 &50

1, __

A THE MARKETS

th Retailing Crum’s Prints at lar

gy-ng wr

‘ soums MARKET

W.Uu-tslius. .65 ll. Owts bus. ,. ._ _(ii, Potatoes bus. . _ . . . . _ _ . ___ .50 Fggs doz. ._ A5'

_ l - ‘ . o Less Than Wholesale Prices

enum- in _ , _ _,, _ _ _ _ . , _ .._ _ _ _ Iork _ ._ . _ . .._ .. _ ’

cHARi_oT1'E1'owN MARi<£1's -

f -S' .=."'~" '-“""/*flr"i£-

iigin _ . _ __. 4:. if, _-N] V llny cut. . . . . _ _ . .._ H5 I0 $10’ " V

Black ()uts..,. _....80

' i

:Hi

xperience as ‘taught 1 ousands t at N INSTANT

S“fUl‘”i

is bet'térfo__if he family

he ‘ tea or co ee

‘Theres dllealdob"

» ,Mi

.aLl

\\'aisliiiigtoii. iii ltiirril- he beloiigi:-<i to the gi'ii.nilte t-utters' iiiiloii :ind the lhirrlo nei‘id. No 1572!, l~`_ (J. ll).

MRS JOHN BI_RT _

A_ clveii irlooiti wus uns! over Sl.

l‘:i`trlck's llriznl mid vicinity when on Jiinusry 23rd it wan leurned tliatf

.Vlrs.' John W. Dirt had .pushed tnvsyi in her' 58 ye'ir, after it few days llindiis otiiiliuonzu followed by pneumonia. leaving al vacant place in the home which can never again be illled. Hoi' door was always open to the straiiger. Aill that me-die-al skillundi-kind, loving liands could do was done but nothing could retard the grim messenger oi death for God willed otlierwise mid on Thursday morning her spirit took ing ilight to Him who gave it leaving a sorrowing husband, six sons nnd three daughters to mourn the loss ol ii kind and loving' wife and mother., Thesons are: Lodge, Ben}amin.'Al»blan, I _i~liovmr:i, D'1v'id and Edward, the daughters are: Mrs. Gordon l_Jouglas, Katie and' Emma, and sitlioitg-li the fliineral was considered private owing to the nature ot the disease u in-ge

Potatoes bus. . WliiteOnis.._, ._ Butter ‘per lb. . _ . . . ._ _

MURRAY HARBOUR

llntterlb. .. Eggs dex, l'otntoes

Outs . . . _ . . . _._ ' Pork .

Butter _ _ . - - i-:ities Outs . . . . ...

Are You Fat f !'!§‘.

tim , w o

nd# o your dm Ili or write to

number of people assembled and tol~ lmvefl ilin rdniaina in thnir Inst rfux-

wiistevlr it we fat. try thlst

lil) lit Tit

45 to 50

Pork per lb. . , . . . . . _ _ . . _ . _._ 17%,

KENSINGTON MARKETS

.38 to .40 i

Pork Standard/-always good. ‘

, \ 1 , Standard

J: . -

i>itiNi con0Ns

MARKETS - -

.-Lwlsosis. cleoooue

the four biz words above, the one with the biggest meaning is done iii the smallest ___let%ei‘s. ‘

` _ _ltfis__'tli'e word f‘standai°d." _ _ A _ _`

“St;n’i`dérd" seems like a dull word, but that is because the fulness of 116

me_anin;__»~ dawiis on up slowi.iy_. ' _ __ f

To usl' it is even a iglgjer word than the name “QRUMS for much os

the power that has made “C M_L the leader in Prrijits is Standard of CRUM

that the quality from the l`actPrints has come STA DARD.

_ That meansywhen ii woman buys CRUM‘S Standard Print' she can be sure , she's bu' ing the best there is. And wherever or whenever she buys it--its alWayS

.60 ._ .1715

_ CRUMS PRINTS are made in several grades, but each grade is the Standard. and the BEST of its sort

Try ms _ CRUMS FIRST GRADE PRINTS, iigmshades. ___________________________ _______ ,_ soc

';2r.sii'.x;:;:t::..r;2i.:'“°i=°°°°'~\°~'Lf°' cRu1vi's riRsT GRADE PRINTS, darkshades _____________ ___________ _______ __ abc

s w u reumnic d

i’if.;r=:;>:-...'.;.f,;'°.'.".’,i.‘:"._.;.‘.:.l'i;'.'..:.':,°.;°..".iz“:l°lf THE PRESENT WHOLESALE oosr of these prints is from 45c'i ,~ Wl"“'iT*°'5°§;_':°""'pi'¥“t”° ‘:_‘f,';",,`?.¢,‘§,Z,‘,”,°-£0 per yard-50 per cent more than our RETAIL price. __ ‘3°=§£§°;‘1»;i,?,i-f;;f;?,i;,f,"=_if-}§’»f`-;,';;§ii’,,;_“,j1’ ,f°1_',’,§ onoivrs SECOND GRADE Pniuisiign or emma.,_......tl.....,_............<-etc »nM,,|¢y,.f¢lve. motlnnr snydzinolenxnni mm - ~ - -~ “~<~~ ~ V