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Brace s
These prices go into eHect
until the stock is cleaned
INDIAN TEA new
arrival. Per lb.  
CRANBERRIES, clean
rind ripe. 3 lbs.
for 
PRUNES. new stock,
di i' . “ lbs.
Ri .`f'f`..S.ff..”.... 25%
in-:xc  west... c......1.-.... f
7 ° 1
I til
Specials
at once and will continue
out.
ONIONS Silver 
S kin 10 lbs. for
DATES Golden Hullowi
2 lbs.
S[`l.TANA RAISINS the
right kind, 2 lbs.
for . . . . . . . .
 
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S.~\\ L \\ HILL YOI. SI END
O R A N G E S California
Navel p e 1° d 0 z-
E"§'3©b
€'¢'.'=l
G-»?»"’
MIXED Nl"l`>' pei'
lb. . . . . .

($00!) CANDY, 2 
lbs. for __ . . . .
. . . . .
S.»\l..\l).‘i 'l`l'l.'i 1'
lbs. . . . . . .
_......
F-lI1\'(`E .\I‘i5.‘\'l` per
_ jar  
I It()I.l.I§I) OATS Quick
 (`hin::._l'er pack- 
:  '
» i‘i:i;.~..\ii~:iz\' isi"i"i'i~:ii
  359
.~ Hl'.\lIil'(iS, 'J lbs.
’;. for  . . . . . . .
..
55
3
GTD
._ ‘_
Ph?
GFI
£5
li.'il;~ilNS seeded oi' seed-
iess, 2 pzickziges
for  
'IK-\l}l.i§ It.\l:5lI\'S
I lb. pkg. , . . . . .
.. 
lt`I.\'({ Sl'(l.-\II
I’ackui;‘e . . . . . . . . .
._ 
l’l.l`.\i .i.\.\I 10 oz.
 
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_ _é   _ _ `
~ --BIG» INDUCEMENTS IN I.AD_'
` IES chi1dren's and Misses' winter, _
._ -FOUND ON IIZISHTOWN ROAD
' fur glove, o.\'n:i' |::_/s for this ad. P.
Mc-Gulrk, Margate.
-~
ri
- mcrside Police Court on Monday
 S10 cstreatcd.--S.
»._`,_
--10 DOZEN GI.\'GII.~\M HOUSE }
ilrczscs December sale 80c each or
 '.2 lor 51.00 at Slnclairs. l
'_' 9191-iz-10.21
, »s_ 1.
-1
. _l‘\_
 -SEE TIIE HEAVY KIMONAS ._
‘ r $3.00 at Sinolalrs. .'
_' 9797-12-10-21 Y
T -Poucr: counr_m the sum- ,\
` icoais at sinclairs. 979'/-iz-io-'.1 1”,
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.-' morning one drunk had his bail of ;f`\
fi
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-iNi~‘.~\_i.i. AND ALL WINTEI: _.1
_l : [cc-rl R-M. Meat, Milk and Cod Oil
f. ‘ For Biscuit und Kibblo. Distributed .
-= <3.-'.-:»
F’
-2 DOZEN DARK SHADES
"'u;\Ii~ ciri~s-ses. long' sleeves 36 to 44
.>;;c:i;iI $1.25 :it Siiiclairs
0797-12-10.21
 -BUY IIEST QU.-ILITY Irclih
.i frozen beef tripc, beef liciirts, beef
" byBi'acc':s. 951241-20-3wk:', /..
¢
1
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ii
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.ff
~:
'nvZ-  ~7
I’cl` lb. ti
' _ c horse ment at Bracc`s. 9766-12-9-Ili.
.S`I‘I()II'I'I‘lNIN(l `_’
lbs. for . . . . . . . .
..  1"
1.
('lI€.'\I’I‘I.\`, 2.! lbs.
for  
'¢_ '»..*.. 'Q ,_.
'iinmiii_f,1s. beef liver, lamb plucks,
-3 DOZEN SIIORT SLEEVES
nut <|i'cs.°;os clark .=li:icles,- selling
OJ cavli oi Sinzlriirs. _
9797-12~I').2l
-GEESE IVANTED.-»FrDiTl M0n-
(.`l.E.\.\'I‘ll) (`l'liIt.-‘iN'I`b'
pei' piiekzige 
_ 0
,  _
INDIAN
TEA
’ New Crop l"i‘esh Stock
~ E.\;ti'ai special pei' lb 2.3¢
l 5 ib. ion..
$1.15
` Brace, McKay
suivimaizsiois _._ ' ~
3Phones - '- - - - - 161, 162, 163 3 "
__~___ - »___;_:_~_-_~__T;T-_-I , ,
i-\‘ci.'e<l 400 dead rabbits, while scvc_ C‘mr1°l“t‘°l'°“n'
al score more aiiiiimis sufi`ci'ing
[tcm dlscase were runniiig at lnrg _ _ _
The condmm was 1.L_W1.lcd “.hCnilv.\'.`eatei"s all shades sizes 4 to I0
N L21 f_1T_T1:7_7;`l*i' ” 7 M" '
FIND 400 RABBITS ;'
DEAD ON FUR FARIVI i'
WINDSOR. Dec. 9,-Humane Society
& Go., ltd.
officials believed they have discovered sc'.‘o:'a1 prospe<‘ti\'e purchasers visi
one of the most shocking examples eil the farm and witnessed the cond-l
itions e.\isti`iig there.
of cruelty which has ever been brou-
ght to their attention here. On a visit
to the Malden Fur and Rabbit Fann, s
situated on Malden read, just outside
Windsor, they are said to have dis- ‘c
Ii-in-_n&=@
 _
iiumsiuc inn 
Hiairiiic  
iv
If you want
Expeditious and ,_
Expert Workmanshi
80 Grafton Street l Lfs
l
opposite prince Edward _ parts a. youthful charm to every com- pa
Theatre " plcxion. Iiidlspensable to all dainty il.
women. Especially recommended to D
Phone 393'J make hands soft :ind \\'hii.c.. Delic- 'E
_ htel; fragrant. Presci'\'es and en- Ilcn o ummerside. Interment was
*_ I lmnccs the loveliest ccmplexions. 'fill U10 PC0IllC`S C9lllCl»0I'y. SuiiimCI'~
1-  _i
_ i `
Laiweiiee Sherlock, Smidwieii,
uniinoiiiled by the .'-.`iiciuls and
From ii Social iwint cf View the ‘mid was fined $50 or twcrmontns in
iidgct car seems to be the only log
Mother
uauglitcr. Now daughte
'mes licr
cdding.
A strong breath is indicative of a ‘
L-:ik cliamctei". '
p ..::I"ci'sirui Baliii preserves and cn- H1
beauty. For shcci' feminine loveli
I - - f _
ness it is unrivalled. Tones and ‘fill
 Hu  rejureiintcs the skin, and makes it
ewqusite iii texture. Delightful to,R
c. Smooth niicl velvety, it im
was
Ch__./\ Suinmersidc party came before
awed with (.l.uCm. LD ,mmmls m_.;p_;l\1ni;'ii;tr:itcs Massey and Cannon at the
G,/-I A1\._.VHc Norton of me HumanciCoui't House, Siimincisde on Mon'
lSocitty laid the charges. _
al successor of the horse and buggy. '
used to save licr wccidiiig-U
wedding dress for another at
day, December 8th till ’I`uesday, -,
 _ December 16th, we shall be buying |
` ' messed geese, ducks, turkeys, etc. All
so 'r~i»..~ -'
_ unclra\\'n. J. B. Millnian, Kenslng- ‘
on. 9718-12-6-6i. 
~3 DOZEN PRINT DRESSES, 
_‘- birds must come in dry plucked and 
 ‘ 1
, flmrt sleeve.; » inedium shade o~~ly 'ne-1
.. . _
'if 1.3; eacch ot Sinciairs. 
979 - -
. 7 12 10_2l '
.ff _ Q
I' -THE NEW VICTOR RADIOS
,lcacl again with their outstanding
n<l batteries $169.00, Electric M
- els
c_ -io i>ozi.Ns Gmixs _wo0i.
Liyears your choice 98a at Sinclaim.
9197-12.10-zi _
- I
.___ ‘_
-FIN!-JD $50 0R ’I‘W0 MONTHS- ` if
_tiny for lmviiig liquor in his posses-
<icri coi‘.trni‘y to the Customs Act
- ‘jaii._s.
§=.’o%a§rf~1§>i§:..$'r?§fr§e.~»
fi \.
._ in-ei-iormaiice._ Screen Grid battery _}_-.Q '
ioclel complete with tubes, aerial "=-7
od~ Vw
sis-5.00, $247.50, combination 
$397 50. Sold and serviced by R. T. 
.Iiolinan Limited, Suniinerside and 
EBONY
COAT I-IANGER
and
CLOTH BRUSH
COMBINATION
$2.00
Here's something at
once a r.:>vclty, a suit-
able gift and zi perfect i.
delight to tI‘.c man who
g'cts_it. :ire it c;irly, only
_ a few in stock.
52.00
I
,-` -=.
Choosing a, Gift for a Man !
HE Men’s Store is here to mak
gifts, displayed, plainly marked, easy to see and easy
and _intelligent young men who will be glad to show
early, early in the week and early in the day. _
' »`»"¢\
Men’s Neckties  3 for 75c, 50c, 75c, $1.00, $1.50, $2.00
Plain Linen Handkerchiefs  .. 25c, 35c, 50c
Linen Initialled I-Iandkerchief  50c
Fancy Colored Border Handkerchief ..   25c, 35c
Fancy, Colored Silk Handkerciiief _ . . .. 501:, 75c, $1.00
Boxed Suspenders  $1.00, $3.00
Boxed Brace and Garter Sets  $1.25, $1.50, $2.25
» Mufflers  . ._.. . . . . . .
 $1.25, $2.00, $2.75, $5.00, $6.00
Shirts in Plain Broadcloth . . . . . . . . . .  . . . $2.25, $4.50
BOXED FREE
The Store of a _ _  _ _ The Sto_re__of a
Thousand Gifts °  Thousand Gifts
fi
Special ! ,- Boys’, Navy
‘ Nap Overcoat
Guards and Half Belt Styles
' $9.95
0'
I9'
e the task easy and pl casant. Throughout the store '
ra .鑧°' '§r§
You will find attractive
Sta" °f readynibiiging
rchandise. Will you come
I” find- And J’ou’ii also find a
you all the new Christmas Me
Plain White Luvisca Shirts  . . . . . . .. $5 00
Pmmas _... . ._ . ... $3.00, $3.50, $4.00, 'ss;co,'l.§ “'00 .
Gloves, lined .  ..  .. $1.50, $2.00, $2.50, $3.00 $4‘00
Belts. including iniiiaiieii buckle and beiiogram' $500
Fancy Cashmere and Rayon Socks  50c, 75c $1-00 .
Au ivcoi socks   75:: sifoo
;_lub Bags  .- $4.75 to $35.00
uit Cases  $1.50 to $28.50
Vogue robes   $6.00 to $21.00'
2:§i%r%eEsi sa '
. I `
-LADIES CLOTH COATS. FUR ,»»» if  .» ,_.- ;  H ,  ,,_, ,,, M, _L _ . _.__ _ _,, _ _ __ _ _ __ ,_
-inimed. new nirdels in seasons ' "\ fi- "R '-'- ‘~‘~.   is '-. ‘$2 'v'.. 2?.. ... "`_, £ 
Y ne\\'est materials attractively priced N , "" ~~ --- - -_ ` ___ _i_ ___ __ ___
Sluclaim WARDROBE TRUNKS $3.75 'I.0lthere is one son. Mrs. Frcclcrici: David Pcarso Le ' f~ ~ - _C
n, wis Sptnce and ~Mis. D. R. Morrison left on Tucs-
9,m_12_10 21 $100.00 also all lines of baasv-se for _Clark or cheiton left to - ~ ~
_ oi'
V J.
146 Richmond St..
. 1-_»° yrs:-:-
»_v,:»-;» .
5 Agent :it Summersid
 ma.-.,;;;;¢¢g;gm1~gqa ' 5" ecooa'-osrzecfonrfcm S
If 5']
 ... .Risers
I3`Q'Q`C~'-
dc, in the family plot.-S. C
*_ S
-LADIES AND GENTS AERO
PACK Travelling Cases make useful
_ 9797-12-10-21 e
_FUNERAL OF DAVID ENMAN_ 9797-12-10_2i equc and one brotlicr Westlcy in the
£Thc funeral of the late David En- _BEAUTY W Umt°d_ Slams' t9 ‘fu Uf ‘vhom UIC PERSONALS -Friends will regret to learn that
an of Bcdeuuc took place on SMF ARMTH AND LUX-'Guardian extends sincere sympathy. M1. John A Brown of Bmdalbanc
_ ' _ URY make Brantford all wool blank~ The funeral tool' place on M d _`Mr' Harry RamS"~»V~ Wh” has 50011 l °
S d t hanccs womens natural lieriiagc of urcliiy afternoon from the residence ‘ ` 0" “Y . _ has entered the Prince County Hos-
en 0 Mr C C Dickie of Summerside cts an ideal Christmas gift. Plainwaiternoon from the residence of Mr_"'l5‘ll"5 ’°l““"°5 in M“lP0<lU€» lvfb mm for h.eatmcm_s
d was very largely a“ended_ The checlc and reversible designs. All Horace Sobey of Searltown to thelfol his h°me in Revere' M“55‘» 0" U I
_mwicc was conducted by Rev Mr colois. Popular prices at Sinclairs. United Church Cemetery at Searl~ Thcsday m°ming‘“S'
tylxolds of Bcdeque assisted by Rev_ 9797-12-i0.2i town and was very largely attended. _ `* _ _ A Em can let U- f°01 kiSS her. but
P C Fmscr of Summcrsme The ‘The services were conducted by Rev_ :.Dougla.s' Egyptian Liiiimcnt is she should never let a kiss fool her.
' ' ' __ vi 5 ' 1 .5 -
H bcmms Wm MSS” Calvin sraciar Pincus oN Lsnii-:s _Mn Reyiwiasof Bedcque. The pail- °P°°’“’Y "°°""“_°“d°d f°1 P1fi°f.°1' -&
_mi W_ T_ Béwncss William Cam Fur coats, Rat, seal, Grey Goa; bearers were M055” Fred Davison’ infection of cows teat. Invalunblc Some men have an idea that the _
ack of Bcdeque: Messrs Lawrence Molgnfmim bBelver spd, 9th°"" se” William Ramsay. sicivnrt zifieck, “ISM” “af-“S Of Smvlns. curbs and horn of plenty is Just svmethins to ""'h°°l5'
nmi-in, C. C. Dickie and Arthur Al- us 0 ole uy ng' mc mrs' _
I S ' 9797-12-10.21' '*“ -_-
-DEATH OF -MR. HOWARD
LARK-The death took place on
aturday night at his home in Searle
` town of Mr. Howard Clark at the
Christmas gifts. Sinclairs. 2/ies Tori? :§m;`éT;§ut]:";,?;[;_
que, and llvcd there the most of
mouin, also I\athanic1 Pearson.-S. . gay mgmmg for Mont,-ea] when,
' ti'a'l.Se th S‘ l' _ ~ ~ ` '
le e em at me mrs she will spend the winter.-S.
-T
one sister, Mrs. Lcwis Spence of Bed-
splints.
Easteml Guardian
..*(,'ARDIGAN DUNDAS l’r8Sl>!~
terian cliurclies Sabbath December
l4th:~Card1gan at 11 a.m. Dil!!-
das at 3 p.m. and roads and weath-
er permitting-Lorne Valley at 7 ii-
m. Rev. W. E. Davies B. A. Mixi-
ister.
Some strains ot thought are Ill
blow in.
i_&_, 
For Her Gift*
"'WEA|l¥ EVER”
it
and Plate Class Insurance
Charlottetown
` mer
. Oi’
1U?2R§`G`\50UD
e. Lloyd Lewis the
9'Q"‘CO'O~%‘9000OOOOO§OOO~)40§OOOODOO-4090-00100000-QQQOOQU 4 Rev
.DOO¢9900'OOO-OQGQOO5000OOOOOOO0h
'O
One full carload
_ and
One full carioad
-GYPROC"` 
_ . __ in
lust recewed dlrect f?})$PIl`{gé0ry°_ beloved and there is no stain in
thee."-S.
Anlt Inglis
-Assorted lengths-
-Priccs low-
L. M. Poole & Co.
_ Pao|i’s Wharves one. two, mm ilmslrllheirtmugh ui:
»»m»”M»v¢¢ n
I ,
` side
OOO O04
OOO
TEN-TEST
disc
n ie
-FEAST OF THE IMMACULATE
CONCEPTION-The Feast of the Im
. ~ ¢ » innculatc Conception was celebrated
Fire, Life, Accident, Sickness _ ... S...d.y ... s..1=....i. Umm, Sum-
side, at 7 p. m. Thirteen cand~
idiites were initiated into the Society
the Children of Mary. Seventy
five members of the Children of
at Lowest Rate' Mary marched in the procession,
which was headed by the Banner of
Immaculate Conception follow-
ed by the Bearer of the Statue. Altar
boys and the Priests. Rey. Father.
ullivan of St. Dunstans College and
. Bennett McDonald of Summer-
. Rev. Father Sullivan preached
very eloquent sermon at the cele- l
ation of High Mass on Sunday tak-
g .is his text "Thou art all fair my
Ugly pimpin 1
Red eruigtlonsf
The active iluid DD will wash th'
uso gerim out of the sliln. Toisj
w drops in a had spot-writcii t
formula penetrate. "I0 feb
, -.fghiiv sims have dlsaofrw-r¢d»
Q E. A
4. <5. .'.li‘§I.i...'I5ll'¢°'.`»':».';’.'1‘. JOB PRINTERY,
his life. He was a prosperous farm-
er and farmed successfully until his
Y retirement about eight years cj)
when he removed to Searltozvii, The
late Mr. Clark was very highly rc-
spcctcd by the citizens of the district
in which he lived. Although ot' a
quiet disposition he always had the
wellfaro oi' the community at heart.
He was twice married. His first wife
was Miss Newsome. His second wife
was fcrmerly Miss Mabel Sobcy. who
survives him. Besides his widow
i_. 
GUARDIAN CENTRAL '
. . . f/gg ware
every 'woman wants*
Give her clean bright silvery “Weir-Ever”¢"
the utensils slie would choose for herself
. . . the best is none too good for mother.
“Wear-Ever” has been the standard il!
aluminum-wax-‘e for over a quarter 0f B
century. It’s made to las! a lifetime.
The famous “Wear-Ever" Roaster 01' 'MM-B/ll '
one o/ the "W ear_-Ever" Waterless 
Cooking Ulemil: is a particularly apprv- MUWNUM
priate gi'/t. At good stores-cvcryiuhcfe. 
ALUMINIUM (_\fI)_ LIMITED 'MM
HONTREAL TORONTO :annum
Ever"
Utensils