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~'~ THE WESTERN liUlRDlllN \
" i-»_l'|f\'PAY8~t.o buy in this Province.
' -'ri-as s`°'rANi.Ev.-'riie s. s. sum-
iey arrived in Summerside yesterday
at 3.30 with uniil and 45 pt\sseiigcrs.-
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--GOOD SKATING.-Quite ti iitini~|S
ke advantage every evening of the
ood ice on the Baltic River and enjoy
theniselvcs to tlic i’tillest.--D.
Fr oi people both old and young.
--HAVE YOU YOUR FLAG? At
the present time you should show
your colours. Cliaste, iinely enamelled
Canadian ilags for your lapel, 10 cents
mcli; pci' p`ost, 12 cents. Gunrdinn
tlillcc. 6206.
sertion for advertising in this col~
ulnn. Cash must accompany order.
-GLOVES CLEANED - Ladies'
oiig, at the store, Summerside
7091-1'2-21Mtt.
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Ladies, $2.50; gents, $3.50; afternoon
only. $1.50; proiiieiiade, $1. For sale
at t‘li:is_ lt. ]icl.ellan's, I)rugstore.
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Values
I We have always made it
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. Footwear as we could recommend to our custom- ‘
l ers as being the best values
' for the money.
Our assortment this season
is the best ever and we cor-
dially invite your inspection.
Overshoes for Men,Women,
~ and Children from 1.00 to
3.00 a pair. ,
Shoes for Men, Women,
' , Q11 and Children from 25c to 7.00
` a pair.
Morris & Smith
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a polnl- lo Carry only Such >"""'*”"" side, Owing [0 the fing fall smell l;\1{;~ SP
nes sat Duriiloy Bridge and l{eir's ll0\\'. 8035.
wharf is very brisk. Large catches
liave been taken during the piist week
by that enterprising ilslierniziii, Mr. _
Robert :ind George McKenzie iiiid
others. Mr. Melton Woodside, ot' Mul-
peque, speiit Slllllllll’ in llnriiley. Mrs. _
£h=or|.u\ Mt~l.cod, Ihiriilcy, drt\.~iscd this m ,
_vt-ur about thirty iiirkt-_vs, several oi' ”`-\-
wliicli wcitriiotl 20 pounds. Uiving to
i
` -eusscntsens siiouia~r_enew` ¢
have paid (or has expired and thus
 not miss an issue, as all papers are
. di ti I .
. -ONE CENT per word each in~ Qavfn “ed mommy mx exflig
- c
_'yes Cleaned- L°°'V° Wm’ Ml” again have charge ot the management. _
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orcise. Prices sumo as lust year:- H
own nt 1.25 p. iii. West of Suiiinicrsitle G
~l>`.l“l°f-l4'l°`1.“-F.l?-|~?l'<l~?l'*l~1l1~I~'l-`-l‘l'*l“1*lF‘l¢F°l€F~l' l‘*
week or two before the time they
-RINK OPENING.-Weather con- G. ;W. Arbing has o eiied up a jewelry
Mlmmum °h“"3° twentymve cent* ditlons favorable, the Summerside shop in the  County Fox Ex-
' " skating rink-will open on Xmas night. change Building,;.`.}1_
apt. Fred Peters will, this season,
-RINK.-The Rink will likely open B h f th 1 N A 1 _
C________m__s ___gm_ A t_____et makes an tgtgedocrosslxgrko sc____s_s_;iece;it_i<;n__o£ correct thing in a hockey hoot. 8033.
ideal Cl"`i5"“a5 gm' Wllh the long' Armory for sowing, ‘each Wednesday .
lasting pleasure and good healthy ex- and Friday afternoons at 2 o.clOck___ brethern of Mt M_________ Lodge A_ F_
~ nd A. M., will attend divine service
8
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GRAND CONCERT AND SOCIAL bath, 27th, at 10.30 a. ni. Brethren of
7064_12_18m6i On Wednesday evening, December sister lodges are cordially invited to
T .f';.‘1".‘...“‘“...'i“.§;'i.“'::.‘"°".‘ ..°“:l ”tf"s' 
c \ c ii us co ii .
' J! Proceeds in aid of the Beiginns. Atl-
niission 15 cents; reserved seats 25 to
cents. Ladies with baskets free. taken on Xmas morning ut 11 o'clock,
sozi-i2.2:iivi:np.i. 1 at
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--SPECIAL TRAIN will leave (‘-hur- will preach it sermon suitable to the
lottctoivii for Souris and Georgetown occasioii.--li.
on Frida "5th inst at 'l'i0 zi ni re
3'. -. . .. . . -
urning will leave Shuris and George-
,___ __.  1: lriiiii u;il_l0lcitve Siiiiiiiierside ouclt been thu iirst person to drive across
____\\\~_~_,_,._~>_;,;_;,,_\~\_,:_\i\\ ~.,_ _ toy ut _1 .. a. iii__ for ’lignlsli, 'ind it tli
`~  train will leave 'liguisli ouch duy at This ho accomplished on Monday
icr iiotice. 8020.
\ Cl'
_pARN|_Ey_._1)m-nley Schgoi is have perfect ice and ii special llaiid
progressing: t`:ivor:thly under the nble lDI‘0El`i1llllll@- 'TI`.V “H Skille t0 Tipper-
I. ' .' . ‘ .
aiiiigeiiieiit of Mr. Marshul Wood- ‘I1
ho condition oi' tlio roads Mr, Josepli
th
    ivimisiir,  
ket
I Auto skstea';l\lBt received. All
_-_ sizes oi’ Auto D. C. Cube, Ladies' Auto
-RED CROSS.-The ladies are and Circle 25. Arctic Special and
asain reminded that the Summerslde Yukon now in stock.. Braces have the
eorgo lliclfnrlaiie, l-‘t-riiwood, hits
.30 zi. iii. for Siiiiinicrsidc, until fur- morning last.-H.
-Mr. (‘lit\stei' Wymid liinklottur was
--Nlr. (’liurlcs lliolloiiziltl :ii'i‘iv<-.tl
Morrison ll. Sniitli is kvpi b\is.V liorso l‘°"\¢' ‘"1 'l"“‘f`“lll.V fl""" ll" "Xl‘*|“lf"|
sliooliig from curly iiioriiiiiir till into "lil ll'l"’“¥7|l ill" |‘7‘\“"”`“ Sl|\l“S-”‘ll~
nt, nitzhi. it is ai roniiiioii sight to st-,ie
li u.iid S horses tit his phicc ol' husiiioss _ _
an ,iay_ ‘Vanilla ,lmir m,.,,__1,_ risoii, Jr., liairiilcy, tire glitd t.o see limi
out zitruin utter his serious illness.-lJ.‘
--'I`ht~ iininy i’i°it-nds ol' Mr. lliiii Mor-
-Mrs. W. J. Whitno_v and son llcnry
ft. Summcrsirlo o_ii Mondny to spend
"lower ou,Mnr'~1"
sold hy. public.
purchased by
the sum' ot
-,-NEW JEWELRY STORE.--Mr.
-BRAGE’8 SEUDND SHIPMENT
.-T0 ATTEND SERVICE.- The
the Kirk at Capo Traverse on Sab-
-XMAS OFFERING.-An offering
r the Prince Co. llospitul will be
a united service iii the Methodist
iurch, when Rev. H. J. Fraser, B.D.,
-CROSSED ICE.--As usual, Mr.
e ice from Bedeque to Suniinersido.
-BIG XMAS OPENING.--Join the
owd to thc rink Xmas night. You’ll
y’ “ith your best girl. Iiuy your
usoii tickets nt Clms. li. Mci.cllun`s
WESTERN PERSONALS
Siiiiinit-rsitlv 'i`uciid;iv o busiiicss.
_ u
c Xiiius linlidiiys with friends in
-Mr and Mrs. Charles Andrew have
returned home to Summerside after*
spending an ‘extended honeymoon in
Montreal and other Canadian cities.-
Hlllll lllllllllS .
v|c'ron|A. 1 __
(‘. D. McKinnon, Soiiris; H. M. Down
ing, Carleton; James Pendergast, Ken-
BIIIKIOH; D. E. Matheson, Rose Valley; 4
J. M. Bates, St. John; E. V. Cree¢`i,l
Calgary; F. Deacon, Nelson. B. C.;
Dr. E. A. Robertson, Lowell, Mass.;
J. H. Norton, Moncton; B W. Robin-
son. Summerside. _
QUEEN. »
Jas. D. Mclnnis, St. Peter's; C. E.
Tl. McMillan. 1). McMillan. TL M- MINI'
doiiultl, Boston; J. ll. Myers, liaiiip-
ton; F. J. Sherry. New Glasgow, N.S.;
Aiidersoii, Helen Dewfort. Morell: =
Jus. McKeniiii, ltollo Buy; S. 1lcfiton,f
llonsliuw; J. C. Mucdoiizild, Victorlu;
J. Blackmore, Bedeuue; J. Rceves._
l<‘i'eetowii; Mr and Mrs (‘. A. McNutt.
Kensington; J. Riley, t‘upe Wolic; A.”
l’.~ Miicdonald, Boston. |
CANADIAN OFFICERS
GET SPECIAL TRAINING.
S/\LlSilUii.Y. England, Tice. 21 #-1
Tho Prliitrcss l"utricin’s Light. lni`un-
try, in trniiiing nt Wiiiccslor, will bc
thc first (‘iiniidh\ii rcgitnent to ho or-
dt-reil on iictlvo service. 'l`hc ideiitiii»
ciitioiis ure tliiit, the permanent uiiils
oi' thc Royal tiiiiiiuiiiiii Driigoons. Lord
Strzitliconn’s llorsc nd the Ito nl (init
Ili
it Y ' H
uditiii Artillery will soon go to the
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Those who llughl in Ile
WE WISH YOU ALL A
Ruttee, Malpequc; J. F. Doiin_hl, Aliiiu; `
A. llulman, Sydney; L. A. Auld, Chur-
lottetown; M. Lziverty, Winnipeg. _
REVERE. _ _
Mi' mid Mrs John Stwnrd, St Peters;
1'. A. MacAuhiy, R. R. Macdougall, W.
Macdougall, Boston; W. Irlureloy.
Stoughton, Sask.; A. C. Myers, Aiinnn-
dale; J. W. Carter, St Joliii; M. J.|
Hngarty, London, Ont.; Il. It. Ames,
Trenton; W. M. Lee, Victoria; Dr and
Mrs J. t‘. Macdoiiold, York; G. B,l
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Prowse Bros. Ltd.
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--hir. Alt`rcd Road, who has been
ie will spend thc \vliitcr.~X.
_  F t 9 ii livin;_.: ii_i__\Vcsl_cri_i t`.unn_du for the past.
. 127 Queen St [  all 011133 - 2”: :J:.'1‘....> .f::.'.:.”.f;f‘ 
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inspected today hy the King und Lord l ' " _ _ ' __ _ __ _ _ ' '5
|(it(.|wne,-_ oarsnteu in the cxpt-_iidition:ii'_v ioi'_r<‘ rico the bciiutuitul pntriotic decor-
'Fhc (iiiiiadiaii brigndiers :ind hut- “V0 afffllllililltf ll l`0\\'llll-I lllillfll Till'
tulion coiniiiriiidcrs :irc going to thc (`l\l`iSUlll1S ~
|31.. of Wight fm- n Sho,-I com-se of Several tliousiiiid of the tfaiiuuliiiiis
‘mining linve signed the t,viiiperzi|ico ploiliqu tin-
'phe T0,-0n¢0_ Qtmwu and \\rinnip0g dcr the auspices ol the Y. M. (‘. A.
aitions that i'oi'iii ii. back-grouiiud t'or
the liirgcst and niost, coniplrtc show-
iiii; of gift, goods ever offered by this
slor, illiicliiiiiioii Drug ("o., 4-oruvr
tiroiit (lcorgu :ind Kent Streets. i\ll<I|t`.
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Lingcrlt-, lovely Dress Aprons
Lloxcs.
Special showing of Gift. Linens.
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than al. Patons.
variety here, prices from imc.
$2.50.
thing more than nnotlier that
Dninty Neckwear. »
l'snlul gifts is the elngnn nt. Pntoiis
this Ycnr. Every one npprcclntes
hfindkeichielt gifts, nnii-nowhere will
hc found 5 liandsomer or choicer lot
Always n. popular present for n llinu
is a silk Mudler and these are ti great
Lovely Neckwear-Ii thorn is one
n \I\|‘|""" th'
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Ready for Christmas Trade'
Wil-
Seleci Your Christmas Gifts from the Lisi Below
in Men want to be well gloved and
like Women they look to Santa Claus
to help them.
New lllouoe creations.
Pntons Furnishing Department. are
showing Mcn‘s Tau kid gloves. Dance
and Party gloves, also gloves and
mitts ot deslrnbie quality :ind price.
Those outside the City are also in-
vited to make straight lor PATONB,
they can buy a return ticket mi Wed-
ifl nesdny iroin Murray Harbor and ro~
turn ior $1.00 also from Boiiris or
Hiitnmersido and returu lor $1.00.
is Gloves, boxes lor Christmas Gifts.
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Ring, Ring, Ring!  
A Real Chrislmassy Feeling
Pervades Patons Store 1 .
Ctlikk
Useful Gifts IS The Slogan Ai Paion’s
Not at any previous fhristmas Season has PATONS Big Bright Beautiful Store made such a large
and so complete a display of handsome goods as this year. _
The store itself is a delight to the eye. There l Ci ° t °
Stc re 'The Departments are teeming with the lateslts talidltlmfashitlilll crl1iglti¥esileel'l‘tlEarfa)eggdghinliiiittgrus
Satins and Silks for Evening Wear from 980 up as high as $2.50. Hundreds of Silk Stockings they’
would make desirable gifts.
from 5c. to $1.50.
$2.50.
grade Suits and Costs.
Cloths.
ltcal French Kid Gloves
the guaranteed $1.50.
ginning Tuesday.
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Thousands oi Christmas Hsndker-
chleis,in dainty sheer linen or dimity I
Hosiery-the thoughtful |zitt-Wo-
men's silk stockings from 50c. to
Marked down sale or women's high
up in popular Chevlots and Fancy
Opoii evenings till Clirlstinal Iro-
25 Fashionable
Coats, all this
coats ior $17.50.
Many made
"-10 “““ might' nu the .uni
range il complete. Pst.on’s Furniture
Rooms are taunting -with Christmas
bargains Ior the homo.
Appropriate Furniture Gifts-Pew
hops mother would like a pedestal
table or dressing table or a cosy
comiortsble roolter or a dainty cor-
ner chair or loin; any oi these will
be appropriate and add beauty to
the home. It A more expansive gift ts-
detirid s billing Room or Parlor Sat
Styles in Ladies
Years, $25 and $50
saving.
and oi than the
Opera Searls d Sh
the best shomngnoutsidgerltgldgggl
Only one oi a kind at it 25 per cent
Pflllclimlly Miiiilers-Muhlsrs dong
lip in boxes ready to m|,,||_
Visit thc Second ‘Floor tor your
Christiiias 0v6re0gt;_ Jun, th-I, tm"
'Ui' wld. l>llill'Afy days are the splenli
did costs we have stocked. 25 ho '|,
Ovorcoats for Christmas ranging yin
price from ga.” go |g5_0o_
l"°r a nraeciui gut this ,ini nic..
worm Wi tor O t
ed and useful. as B Wm I" npmeomt”
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Beautiful Furs-A handsome 'pst oi
Furs hss ever htm it popular. silt ipr
, ti woman and whetethoro il the lent ‘~
doubt-make it Fur|-.NoM ' il the
time _ui choose when our range il IX
°0mi>e e in.Boa mul Bs M so '
Nook Pieces. In iiiltrotis ltilhofggi or
~ W0". Mlnk...8sble. itat 'Fon Blue
F01. Persttmf Lamb 'or any 'ot' the _
cheaper Furs.
ciirtmilsa oiouiiiig-mir ‘amy
member ot tim Family. Putty um;
Christmas doors-for Mimi. Drain#
Mbsrate shirts ,mid coatlu 
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