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THE BRFATIIEABLE IIEMEDY
LWAYS keep a box of Pepa
A on hand,and immediate y
you feel a tickling in your
,throat and ‘want to coughhput
a Peps tablet in your mou .
The medicine fumes gliven
off by the dissolving eps
minglewiththeairlyoubreathe,
and like the Pine orest air of
Switzerland, reach every nook
and corner of the throat and
lungs, where the danger lies.
Peps bathe t he breathing
tubes with e germ-destroying
vapor, which is a sure safe-
guard against infectious _
coughs and colds. When u Pegs tablet
is in the mouth J-:very breat taken
strengthens your efenceagainst throat
and c rest troubles. ‘ _
50c. box, 3 for $1.25. All dealcfs or
Peps Co.,'I`oronto. FREE trial package
sent upon receipt of this advertisement
and lc. stamp for postage.
-l'l‘ PAYS to buy in this Prov
lace.
--HEAR THE BRUNSWICK pls
all records. Then you will recog
nine its superiority. For sais by
Sinclair & Stewart, Limited
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fishermen, here, have -been meetin
of a urge sise while the ics an
weather conditions are all th
York.-H.
--PASSENGERB DE-LAYED.
The train leaving for Tlguish o
gers from abroad and bound
ing for their destination.-H.
men in the woods is much great
than the supply and wages offers
are good, he himself had only b
obliged to return home.-H.
-DELEGATE8 TO MONTREA
morning for Montreal where the
-portation question, better rnilw
Creelman McArthur, J. W. Cal
E. W. Manson.--H.
-S-<4;-_--~
' -Mr. Rennie Desltoches, Souri
is spending a few days in town re
newiug former friends.-H.
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Phelps Light and Power-
Plant ~ r
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ur.
. Use the proceeds of the sale of about two
and a half acres of potatoes and put in
Phelps Light and Power Plant.
. It will light the house and barns for several
u
nights off the storage batteries alone wltho
starting the machine.
Plenty of elecricity for electric irons and
small electrically driven machinery.
You also have a 3 H.P. oil or gasoline engine
for belt driven machinery.
Discard dangerous lamps and lanterns and
give your family the comfort, pleasure and
f ‘safety ofbright electric lights.
VV; - FREDERICTON, N, B.
jf 'V _ Dristubtors for the Maritime Provinces
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New Brunswick Brokers Co
-Mrs. James Hogan and Mrs
Chas. R. -M/cLella.n.,»Summcrside
Sunday visitors.-H.
Provost, arrived in town on Satur
day from Boston. that were e
route to their home! at Tignlsb
-H. '
C Notice to
Advertisers
The co-operation of advertis-
ing patrons lrrequested in the
direction of getting "copy" into
the business odlco before twelve
noon on the day previous to
publication. (Saturday 10 s.m.)
Very often the receipt of I
large advertisement or even reg-
ular chsngss after that hour
serves to dislocate t-he regular
work of getting the paper made
up in time to catch the mails-
snq not infrequently such ads
are at the last moment left out
This situation is not of ser-
vice to either the advertiser or
our reader, and we, therefore.
request that copy be received in
the business ofilce.
NOT LATVER THAN 12 NOON
(Saturday 10. I. m.)
CLOCKS
8.
in our window. -
Prices $3.00 to $5.00.
Sunny side
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Saturday evening, several hours be- -DECWEDLV 00|-D-The 00
fore [he ‘arrival-1 of ‘the Borden
fo
- a
train, the large number of nassen- B“91‘l156I»- Was Bocolllpallled by B
er
injured by being struck with s f-al
L.
-The delegates appointed on Wed-‘
nesday evening by the Summerside
Board of Trade, left on- Saturday BRo°K|_yN 8¢Hoo|__
_ “Y
service, etc. The delegation con-
. slated of Messrs. H. T. Molman, high standard. This splendid 5” - "~ OWU* M ‘WW 8
i- i sensor-one or -ins finest buildings ‘"8 his °DI>f°°i=\1i°“ Of Mme referr-
beck. C. R. Rogers. J. F. Arnett an
were passengers to Charlottetown,
on Saturday, where they were over ‘ was greatly enjoyed _by _the mme
BLACK & C0.
r -TRI GUARDIAN ll 01| IIN
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'Lauer-ty's, Sirnnnerside.
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this column. cash mast sccompsn
order minimum charge twenty five
cents. '
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g shoes, black craveuette top wit
with much success for some time best quality rubber bottom. On
past, the catches are regular and $3-26 per pair. Sinclair & Stewart
Limited 6054-HMEBL
d . . _
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,could be desired. Large shipments -BRUNBMIIGK PHONOGRAPH
are being made to Boston and New are “Sed |11 the best homes fro
'the Atlantic to the Pacific, fo
sale by Sinclair & Stewart Lim
snap which set in on Saturd
mercury stood at 6 below and
seven o'clock Sunday morning
Perry states that the demand for '_-*-*'°‘*i
,, ANNUAL MEETING
Trade rooms on January 15th a
2 p. m.
D. M. McDONALD,
Secretar
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will confer with the business men The semi-annual examinations 0
and the chief railway authorities
on -problems relating to the trans- afternoon of December 24 and th
more than lived up to their pas
d i and one of the -best equipped coun-
~ . ha
try schools in the province- s
certainly done good work in re-
cent years and the present teach-
‘VESTERN PERSONALS er Miss Cassie McKinnon has made
B a very creditable showing indeed
since she took charge.
' On this occasion the room was
tastefully decorated and af-ter the
exvmninatlons were over a large
' and beautiful Christmas tree was
' unveiled and the Christmas pro-
gramme rcntlered by the pupils
numberof parents and rate payers
present. Santa Claus with his load
` "Messrs Pam G““““t‘ and J°h“‘ rarrlved just when he was needed
' fand the children were greatly pleas-
“ led with his genial manner and his
' unbounded' generosity. On his de-
parture the teacher Miss McKin-
non was presented by her pupils
with n. beautiful foun-tain pen
and the following address which
'speaks for ltself:- ‘ '
Miss Cassie McKinnon
2 ' Dear Teacher:-Amid this Chris-t
Vmas cheer we gladly take the op-
lporiunlty of thanking you for
'youi4_ efforts in our behalf. For
imore -than two years you have
been with us and during that time
iyou have labored patiently and un-
lcelfishly for us all; you have
Ealways tried to make our work in
is-chool pleasant ‘and interesting
‘und in return we give you our
_warmest love.
We now ask that you kindly ac-
cept this little gift a.s a token of
our gratitude with it we give you
our best wishes for is Merry
Christmas and a very .happy New
Year.
Too Short to D0 Up
A little “Dsnderlnc" stops your hair
coming out and doubie; its
beauty
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Start the New Year on _
time by getting one of our
reliable clocks, as shown
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To stop falling hair at once and
rid the scalp of every particle of
dundruff. get a small bottle of de-
lightful "Danderlne" at any drug or
toilet counter for a few cents, pour
:x little in your hand and rub it into
the scalp. Alter several applica-
tions the hair usually stops coming
out and you can't find any dandruif
Help your hair to grow strong
thick and long and become soft,
glossy and twice as beautiful and
,abundant
it-
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ins WESTERN cuinnnu C-nv-nw of it-,      
  Cowinllompanys  - _ -~   - 
 noon. s Macon Lllliiiso 
t Sales Force. Toronto
*Two CENT' PIR WoRD\ ~ oo M f gh I
.each insertion for advertising  o$m‘;:“éJVg;wy.s“::1=.°§,,Z, wa:
held at the home of Cowsn's Choc-
olate lndustry of Canada on Dec-'
amber 17th, 18th and 19th, when
representatives of the sales force-
h of Canada met in conference
The Convention was opened the
morning on December 17th with an
address of welcome -by 'Mr. I-VI. N.
Cowen, the General Manager. Mr.
-smear ries-line.-'rua smelt Mans _Fous suci<|.s om- 0, um Compu., ,,.,,,,, ,vm pm
. ly _
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8 H. P. Cowan, Sales Manager, then
"lf gave a "Sales Review and Fore-
cast. This was followed by an op-
en dlscusslon of papers' read re-
' latlng to "lCocoa, its Food Value
ld and Commercial Possibilities" and
also an address from the Advertis-
Y ing Manager on the publicity plans
r stiff is westerly breeze that tha Dt t`heACgTDan¥_ fog the comms
_ cos unc _eo was serv-
Tlgnish and intermediate stations, !0mD9l‘8l-llre which stood at 12 G; ggagt mm, by me Comgam-_ The
were obliged to rem;-1n.|nVg“mm¢|-_ grees above at noon on Saturda
side till Monday noon before leav ‘dwindled d0Wl\ till 8?- mldulsht ill
' meeting of the 'following dey was
° presided over fby Mr. H. C. Chris-
tie when addresses were delivered
at
if er f outside s eakers
_HQME Fnom Lumggg had shrunk to 9 degrees belo by a num ° P
wooos.-Mr. neu. Perry, Tignisn. ww. illlhwsh this was the co
arrived home on Friday from Plas- GSC °I1 Sllndai. V917 IBW P0008- day was a miniature grocery store.
ter neck, where he has been en- lrlws made their appearance on th
gases in the lumber woods. Mr. stra°tB--H-
n
W and a very interesting feature in-
ld' troduced to the Convention on this
B This was the scene of many an or-
aboricsl battle when various memb-
ers of the selling staff were pitted
against one another in the sale of
the various products.
On the evening of the first dey
ee
a short time at work when he was The “““““1 m°°U“5 °f '»h9 An!" the sales force were the guests of
1, American Silver -Black Fox Com- me Company ag me K.; Edward
mg t,-ee_ by WMC), accrdem he wa,B_pany will be held in the Board o
f Hotel for dinner and ‘onxe second
t day at the Princess Theatre, and
the meetings were brought to an
enjoyable finish on the third night
Y when the salesmen were guests of
the oilice staff st an At Home,
which constituted a euchre party
and dance till well on the following
1 morning.
Brooklyn School were held on the on m9 27m “lt the “A95 f°f°°
5 gathered together again and pre-
pupils clearly showed that they _Sem-ed \1l°V1“5 WD '-0 MT- H- N-
t |Cowan, as an evidence ofltheir re-
rd M C in k led -
ed to the outlook for the coming
yeavr and spoke in n most optimis-
tic strain and assured the sales-
men that with the completion of
their new building, which will prac-
And Still Failing
tically dlouible the capacity of the
plant, he expected that the Com-
I pany would be in a .position to meet
‘the continued increasing demand
.for the Cowan goods.
c :N ntuornu
_ MR. JONATHAN MclNNliS
" The funeral of the late Mr. .lon-
athan Molnnis of Seven Mile 'Bay
whose lamented death took place
on December 28th was held on
Wednesday morning December 31st
to St. Peters Church, where Req-
tliem' High* Mass wascelebruted by
ev. Father Mclntyre. The fun-
i_l was largely attended 'by
| lends of the family to show their
respect for deceased who was n
general favorite and to sympath-
lse with the family in their ber-
eavement. The pall bearers were
six of the closest -friends, Messrs
Thomas Gillesple,‘William Carruth-
ers, Joseph Noonan, William Noon-
‘a-n. Abraham Noonan and William
Muttart. Besides his sorrowing
wife the following family survives
,to mourn the loss of a devoted hus-
,band andfather Mrs. Noble Smith,
-Wentworth, N. 'S. and Libby, Char-
lottetown; James C., Amherst;
Charles, Bangor, Maine; William,
Port Borden and Vincent at home.
The sisters are Mrs. James Koe-
nan, Charlottetown; Mary Anne,
Seven Mile Bay. The brothers are
gMathias, Seven '.Mil'e Bay, and
James, Mididle Beclrville.
-*_-<o>-l
MRS PHILIP FLYNN.
There passed peacefully away at
her home at Oard‘igan,'Dec. 10th,
Mrs. Philip Flynn, at the age of 58
years.
Deceased was in ailing health for
the past eight weeks, previous to
her death.
'She was a woman of excellent
uilehtv and will be greatly missed
by all who had the pleasure of
knowing her, especially in the home
and where there was sickness, her
kindness and hospitality will never
be forgotten.
The late Mrs. Flynn mas a genial
open-hearted, good dispositicned
woman and her death came as a
shock to the community fin which
she was reared.
T110 Bvmpalhy goes out to the
bereaved family in their hour of
trial. `
Four sisters and two brothers,
besides five song and four daugh-
ters are -left to moum the loss of
a loving friend, sister and mother.
Gone but not forgotten.
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M RS. THOMAS HOGAN
' Deepest sympathy will be extend-
ed to the family of the late Mrs.
Th°|f\l5 H08on. whose unexpected
int at 7 o'clock. The late Mrs.
\H0lan, who had been in apparent
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 Beautiful silk fabrics
  for evening Dresses
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The lovely materials this store
are asking your attention today. 
Duchesse Mousseline, Japan-
Duchesse, Georgettes, Crepe. de »
- Chines, in every color--and in a
host of grades. V
And the trimmings-well we’ll
5
_ is nothing to equal them any-
where else in P. E. Island.
If you are outside of easy call-
~ ing reach of the store-make use
of our mail service-write us, and
we’ll send you samples and pric-
‘ es by return mail.
Silk for Eveninu Dresses u
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has provided for eveningdresses, _,-‘:i;f?’.1;l§~;1f.i:- 5..
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Pearl Beaded Trimming and
-pearl garnitures. Gold cloth,
36inch`............ $2.50yd.
Pompadour Brocaded Du -
chesse in shades of pink, rose,
and sky blue, on a white
ground, 40 inch, _ . . .$5.00 yd.
Brocaded Duchesse in ivory
and coral pink, 36 in. $3.75 yd.
. Pompadour Moire Taffeta,
in ivory, sky blue and lavend-
er,36inch  $4.80yd.
Georgette Crepes, in ivory,
sky, turquoise, Copenhagen,
pink, peach, apricot, old rose,
lavender sand, ecru, maise,
silver and others 40 inch.
Duchesse Mousseline in Ivory,
Pink, Coral, Sky Blue, Turquoise,
Maise, Lavender and Old Rose.
36 inch, _ _ . . _ _ $2.50 and $2.75 yd. .
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Crepe de Chenes in ivory,
flesh, maise, apricot, peach,
old rose, electric, 40 inch,
 $2.50yd.
New trimmings for evening
dresses-Silver and gold, lace
and banding, various widths,
from _ _ . _ _ . .-60c. to $4.75 yd.
Gold and silver crystal
fringe . _ . . _ . . .
._ ....65c yd.
Rhinestone trimming $1.25
and $1.50 yd.
Silk and Satin Rosebud
Trimming in rose, nile, maise,
ivory and Copenhagen 50c yd.
Japanese Taffeta in Maise,
Pink, Lavender, Peach, Apri-
cot, Sand, Copenhagen and
Rose, 37 inch. _  _ . . $2.25 yd. -
 $2.75and_$3.00yd.
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robust health, took sick on -Satur-
day afternoon and despite loving
c-are and expert medical' advice,
she passed to her eternal home on
Monday fortified by the rites of her
beloved church, heart failure hav-
ing ensued. A devoted wife and
mother she will be greatly missed
not only in har own home where
she was dearly loved, but by a wide
circle o ffriends among whom -she
was wont to minister in times of
illness of need. She leaves besides
hor husband, three sons: James,
in Summerside. Arthur, in Mill-
bury, Mass., and Ernest at home,
also' four daughters: Gertnldp,
Bertha, Margaret and Florence, 'lt
home. The Guardian joins in syni-
pathy to the bereaved ' famiy,
Funeral notice will appear later,
death took place yesterday morn-
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STAG Chewing Toba eco
is appreciated by l: sth
of Canada’s war units
--those _who fought in
Flanders and those who
served at home. -
It _is also enjoyed by
civilians of all clases
throughout Canada and
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