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-Mn. w K Msaouaatt. Beers
tary of the Globe Ii'ox`Exoban|e, P.0.,
Box 10, la The Guardian Agent in
Summerside. I
-SUBSCRIBERS should renew a
week or two before the time they
have paid for hal expired and UNB
not. miss an issue. as all papers are
discontinued promptly on expiry
date. _ MU.
-ON BEING asked recently to join
the Home Guard, a certain well~known
resident of Alberton refused to do so,
excusing himself on the ground that
he was already controlled by a suffici-
ently strong “ Home Guard."-A.
-SERVICES APPREClATED.-
Much success of the Poultry Show is
due to the Rev. I". P. Arsenault, hit.
Carmel who won several prizes for his
exhibits and also gave valuable instru-
ctions to his fellow exhibitors.-li.
-HAVE YOU YOUR FLAG? At
the present time you should show
your colours. Chaste, finely enamelled
Canadian flags for your lapel, 10 cents
each; per post, 12 cents. Guardian
Office. 6206.
-ON THURSDAY lnorning Mr \\'m.
Bell, while unloading oats at Mr
Ague\\"s warehouse, noticed some
clothing under the building, ami on
examination it proved to be an over-
coat and two pairs oi rubbers, which
had been stolen from Rogers & Co.'s
Store some nights previous.-A.
-HAZELBBROOK FlEl..D.- On
Sunday, Dec 20th, Christmas Services
with special music will be held as fol-
lows:-Cross Roads 10.30. Sunday
School, 11 a. m. Subject Seeking the
Child Jesus. Hazelbrook 3 p. nl.. Sub-
ject Jesus the fulfillment of Prophecy.
Alexandra 7 p. m., Subject In thc Full-
ness ot’ Time.
-THE FARMERS report the roads
in good condition, and as u. conse-
quence business is very brisk. J. Ii.
Myrich & (Zo. and John Agnew are
receiving largc quantities ol’ oats, for
which they arc paying 48c. for white
and dilc. for black. The price of
poultry has advanced during lilo last
wcck.--A.
-TOWN COUNC|L.- At thc regu-
lar monthly meeting ot’ the Summer-
side Town Council on Monday night a
lettcr was read from Mr. E. T. GGaff~
ney asking tllat the Council put dowll
a sidewalk and fire hydrant at the
North end of Water Street. The
matter was referred to the Street Com-
ulitte.-li.
-SHlPiNG.- 'l‘hat Sllnlmcrsitlc is
not too slow as a shipping port is
shown by the statistical hooks of Phil
the Barber, whose location is in tl
position to scc cvcry ship, that cntcrs
the harbor. lic states that since thc
opening of navigation in April last,
thot. omitting the Dolly trips of the
S. S. Empress. including other stea-
mers and sailing of all kinds, 536 have
entered Suulmerside harbor to date.-
H.
-FOR CHRISTMAS SHOPPERS.-
.\'ever in their history have Messrs R.
'l'. llolman Limited made such ample
perparntion l'or (`hristnlas as they have
made this year, and never has their
iullnense' and always atractive store
been as attractive as it is at present.
“ Buslnes ug usual" is not in it; it is
business more than usual. A feature
that has attracted both trade and
gratitude on the part of their cus-
tomers ls, their "Tea Room," where tea
and cake arc served free to shoppers.
This has proved ll splendid success.
Customers, many ot’ them after a long,
cold drive. thoroughly appreciate this
act ot' kindness and are not slow to
express their gratitude, hotll in words
and in purchasing, as they iind in the
store everything they need. The
Christmas specialities this year are
much more than ordinarily elaborate,
as a. glance at their two full-page
advertisements in this issue will show.
The advertisements, full and explicit
as they arc, give only a hint as to
what awaits the customer in this the
largest retail store in the Maritime
Provinces. With the aid of Holman's
catalogue, however, which may be had
oil application, the shopper anywhere
in the Maritime Provinces can have
their wants supplied either by mail or
by a personal call. Read these two
large advertisements and send a postal
card for ti catalogue.
 
` Dr. w. G. church
Veterinary Surgeon
Graduate of University of Toronto
Telephone Connection.
Ofrlts King Edward Livery Stables,
8ummeraldo.
6033-1ol4Mtf. _
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Christmas
Suggestions
A pair of Men’s Ha-
wr’ Gold Bond or
alk~0ver Shoes.
A pair of Women’s
Hagar, Emgress or
Wa k-Over u tton
Boots or Evening
Slglpers
osy House Slip-
pera, Overshoes, Leg
ins, Gaiters, Moccas
na for men women,
boys and girls
Dainty ‘ Shoes and
Slippers for children.
`next morning that 37 had ben stolen
sertion for advertising in t
uxnn Cash must aeeblllpally order.
Minimum cbsrsp twent;l~.l_i_ve.cen_ts. j
-cl-luncl-l or E_NGl.ANo.- ser- ‘
vices Sunday, December 20th; Alma
10.30. St. Lubes 0'Leary 2.80; Alber-
-WHEN _ YQI-PRE IN ORAPAUD
call at O..B. W_adman'a two stores and
see the Christmas goods. The big 5,
10 and 16c. store is full.of bargains.
'~ 7069-12-18M2E2i.
-POST CARDS.-Views, Birthday
Greetings, Comics, Flowers, etc., 15c.
per dozen post paid. Standard Sales
(‘.o., Box 15, Kensington, P. E. I.
7070-122-19m2l
-POLICE COURT.-Two drunks
appeared for trial at the Summerside
Police Court on Thursday before His
Honour Stipendiary McQuarrie. One
was fined $3 and costs or 5 days, the
other $5 and costs or 10 days.-H.
-CALENDARS. - The ‘Guardian
acknowledges with thanks a hand-
some and appropriate Calendar for
1915 from Mr. B. Roy Holman. the en
terprlsing manager of tha, Maritime
Fox Exchange and Investment Co.,
Ltd.
-PORT HILL.- Ort Sunday at 11
a. nl. it was discovered that the
Schoolhouse ot Port Hill was on tire.
Neighbors arived in time only to save
the maps and teachers desk. The
cause of the fire is a mystery as no
one is known to have been in the
building since the close of school on
Friday evening. The building was to~
tally burned to the ground.-H.
-Police Officer Brown arrived in
Summerside from a visiting trip east
an Thursday morning, and appeared
in Court in the afternoon as the chief
witness against John Coughlin. the
youth who fired the shot which dis-
abled Ofllcer Brown, after which Mr
Ilrown left by thc evening train for
ills home in Alberton.-H.
-RINK.-The Rink will likely open
Christmas night. A ticket makes an
ideal Christmas gift, with the long-
lnsting pleasure and good healthy ex-
ercise. Prices salne as last year:-
Ladies, $2.50; gents, $3.50; afternoon
only, $1.50; promenade, $1. For sale
by the McLellan Drug Co.-X.
7064-12-18m6i
-MT. CARMEL.- Mr. Andrew Ar-
senault of Mont Carmel, has dressed
in the line of fowls; sixteen chickens
and the same number of ducks for
the Xmas markct.- A large number
patronizing the flour mill at Sum-
merslde which is thoroughly satisfac-
tory.”--R.
-SCHOOL EXAMINATION. --'l’hc
standing of Carleton School Lol. 28 for
montll of November is as follows:-_
Grade VII.-1, Alotha Carruthers; 2,‘
Mary Muttart, 3. Ella McCarvell. Grade
VI.-i, Mabel Caruehcrs; 2, Margaret
McCarvill; 3, Mary Byron. Grade IV.
1, Edna Muttart; 2, Marion Weeks;
3, Lorne McMillan. Grade III.-1, Ama-
nda Muttort; 2, Hebert Myers. Grade
II.-1, Evelyn Muttart.; 2, Aden Mc-'
Carvill; 3, Ruby '1‘renholm. Grade i.,
(Senior)-1, Verna Weeks; 2, Dorothy
Muttart; 3, Gladys Mcinnis. Grade
I. (Junior)-1, Lloyd Mcinnis; 2,
Aletha Dickie.
-WEDDING BELLS.-The house oi’
the officiating clergyman at 1526 Hut-
chison street, Montreal, was the scene
of a very pretty wedding Saturday,
Dec. 12th at 4 p. m., when the Rev. M.
FF. McCutcheon, pastor of the First
Baptist Church ot’ that city united in
marriage, Kathleen: daughter ofdvir.
K. McNeill ,of Outlook, Sash.. and Mr.
Charles Alexander Andrew, of Sum-
merside, P. E. I. After spending some
time in Montreal, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew
will take up residence at Summerslde,
where the groom is in business.
-THIEVES STEAL.- lt is evident
that there is a band of thieves operat-
ing in Prince County. On Tuesday
ton 'l p. m. T. G. Gasden. Rector. _
-
night. a respectable farmer of Victoria z \
-ualx.___
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Presldent Braces
In Fancy Boxes
for Xmas
:fl
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s  vius
_ here for gifts for every-one ' . _
. "  Q-  ` " . ~
~ _   ' f Umbrellas
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_ \ /,
\\ // ' with plain or fancy handles,
\\l_ _//l ' ' self openers or push with
_ lil 1. I/’ - and without case. Many
'* - prices, 50c. to $6.50.
In Gloria or fine silk,
' . .
" \
-And He Must Have A Xmas Gift-
l You have' been wondering whatrto give h'_ f certainly:-That is the word from every one these l
days and we know it is mighty hard to decide whnlll toget. -
We can keep you-notlso much by telling laferel what we offer but by inviting you to visit our
ig Store, every dept. fn' it too, and then you will  for yourself just what excellent opportunities are
Boy s Gloves _ 
1 Nothing pleasesa boy  V  _
s;~~,""-fy" if _ e . ,rp-s< _ _
better than ahandsome pair- if-Li: unlined, wool lined, fur lin-
of gloves. We havealarge    *
range; Mocha, 60c. up; wool,
25c. up; kid, 65c. up. ` . ‘ii _
In The Men’s Furnishings
This Dept. is Surely On ‘Top With Gift Suggestions
r,
1
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_ Silk Wool, Silkme, Blu
' A Dressing Gowns °
The real thing for lounging about the
_ house, they are warm and take the place of
outer clothing if you lay around on Sunday
morning or if you are indisposed. All pat-
terns and combinations of colors. $3.75
to $16.50. ----»»--~~
$10.00.
Men s Gloves
~ed and with knitted wrists.
Wool, 35c. up. '
  " In i ’ Grey,°Brown, etc, Zeécvlrtllligglillllaroon
Smoking Jackets
Take the place of your outer coat in
the house when you are sitting or lying
down smoking and is useful for the man
that doesn’t smoke. It saves ‘your every-
day coat from getting creased. $4.75 to
9
' Warm driving vgloves,
id, $1 up; Mocha, 75c. up;
li 1-'_
Auto Wraps
A useful gift for the, man that owns, a
car is a heavy all-wool Auto Wrap, a61ec-
A New Club Bag
Many kinds and sizes.
Imitation leather Bags, Suit
Cases and Hand Grips, from
$1.50 to $13.50.
essity for car drivers. $4.75 to $10.0 _
l
Men’s Handkerchiefs
In Eclida, Linen and Silk with and without fancy borber, with and wi
out Initial 10,; to $1_10_ neck and collar. 75c. to $6.50.
Men’s Sweaters '
In heavy wool. Different colors with heavy, high
neck, §§1.00 to $6.00. A
Coat Sweaters _ I' I
th_ ` In all wool and different combination Qf colors with
'Joost I
No High' Priced" Goods Marked up to Mark Down _ *
 rowse Bros. Ltd. ans. lar;
A Merchants Special train Wednesday Dec. 23 from Souris Murray Harbor and Summerside
Courteous Clerks
West, who owned a flock of 49 beauti-
ful turkeys, found on visiting his barn
during the night. what woke up the
was the barking of his dog and at the L
same time, a rig which he has already
ldentifiefld was driving away from his
gate. The finger of scorn is already
pointed at this same owner of the rig
and lt ls expected that very soon more
will hc heard about this dangerous
criminal.-H.
-THE RINK at Alherion has new
been flooded several times and if the
weather conditions are favourable it
is expected that lt will be opened for
skating the first part of the week. A
new addition has been added to the
building. which will be used as a
dressing-room for the men. This,
together with the new Rlnk~o-phone
which was installcd some time ago,
will make quite an addition over last
Year.-A. _
-A SUCCESSFUL AFFAIR.-A
successful concorl. and ple social was
hold ill North Carleton llall on the
of Dec. 10th, 1914. Tile Iol-
well
Slim
' I
l 1 L
imited is the installation of a sani-
tary drlnking fountain. This fountain
is perfectly clean and sanitary, non-
contaglous and up-to~date in every
respect. This system ciiminatcs tho
necessity of everyone drinking from
the same dish, and is certainly a com-
mendable move on the part oi this
local firm.
-SANTA CLAUS.-The arrival of
Santa Claus was heralded in Summer-
side by tho joyous ringing of sleigh
bells and the merrlmont that is char-
acteristic of the occasion. This
mythical personage arrived on Friday
lnoming's train tom the east, and was
met at the station by a gaily decorated
conveyance. After driving majestlcally
through the streets, waving greetings
to his young friends, he finally dis-
embarked at tho store of lt. T. Hol-
man Llmited; an immense quantity of
toys and dolls was unloaded by willing
hands. Ho will appear at regular
intervals in iIolnlan‘s toy window on
Saturday to greet tho young people of
Sumorsido and Prince County.
.tram
-lt. is encouraging to note that the
attempt of the citizensof Alborton- to
organise themselves into a Homefiuard
has met with the which thc
nature of the deserves.
Already held,
and the the
large
well
very
the
were on
to about forty
Leard. a well-
did the greater
thus far, and
praise of the
msn went
The
very
in
non-
not yet
thus far
as it
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-Pnoeness.-'ras latest mark ot' '
farmer U1 time I0 S8-Ve U10 Other 12. progress in thc store of R. T. Holman
Russell Matthews, Howard Clark,
Reginald H. Rogers, H. R. Maynard, Le
Bert Pridharu, Emmerson McNeil, H.
Tallton, H. C. Lawson, J. H. Haugh,
Champion, E. P. Foley.-A.
YIESTERII PERSONALS
Summerslde Friday on business.-X
best possible advantage 1
_  iw, ,, __
' ' Selling Agents
Store of Charles R. McLellan.
-Mr. Chester Tuplin, New Annan,
H. Hatch, H. R. Ouitou, J. E. C. Hun- was among the visitors to the Poultry
ter, Sandy Agnew, A. L, Purdy, I-I. Show on Wednesday.-H
Ii. C. Leavitt, George Agnew, Foster --Mr Major Sohurman, Winnipeg, is
Skerry, Guy Ollvcr, Herbert Avery, visiting his old homo in Summersido.
Edgar Mcltac, ltoss Mc-Arthur, Fred --X.
llardy, E. F. Dougherty, Stanley Dcn-
nis. James Metnorsll, nel-bert clark, -Mr. Norman Beaton. Coleman at-
Lawson Yeo, Ernest Champion, E. J. tended the ial'B0 8%¢l1°l`|l18 Bl the P0\l-
Koir,~ John S. Matthews, George liry SHOW 011 W6dll2Bd&Y~-H-
Millar, Iioagh Ellis, T. C. Bell, H. --
-LOST.-A Child’s Grey Lamb
Scarf on Water Street, on Thursday
. the‘1'lth. Finder please leave at Dr
.lLeard's ofiice.
-Mr Kenford Waite Wilmot was in I
1 '-Mr Sydney Green. repr senting
Clttvllll Bros., Cllarlottetowlngwaa in
-Season-tickets for Summerslde Alberton yesterday doing business for
Crystal Rink for sale at tlte Drug his firm.-A.
-‘ _.r"°i“ idle M   one
In these’ days ot _un ren ented conditions, ‘t '
essential _for one to see that llleir money is invested td di;
“Tile .lolfln  fl=ur Farms. Ltd.”
Affords You a.Splendid'f Opportunity to Make a Fine
» Investment ' .
 _ , _   _ investigate.
_ A  »,».VOur  ‘fThe Provincial- Silver Black
Iifgxei I;ilgts.g,ofn£eig out a cash dividend of Forty
  `_ ` 'iibtained by applying to M'
-Mr Colin Stewart, Surnmersido,
crossed by the s.s. Empress Thursday
morning on a holiday trip to New York
and Pllliadclphla.-X.
-Mr and Mrs Ll. I. Rayner. Alberton,
crossed by the s.s. Empress Thursday
momlng on their way south, where
they will spend tho wintcr.-X
-On Tuesday, Oiilccr Brown left the
Prince County Hospital and took a
short trip East to visit his acquaint-
ances beforc resuming duty ut Alber.
ton.-II.
1
-Mr ami Mrs Wnl. Muttart, Sunl-
merslde, were passengers by the g_g_
Empress Friday morning on their way
to Boston, where they will spend the
winter.-X ‘
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-Prof. S. A. Rockford of “Tho Bar-
011 Hishball Farm. Palmer Road was
in Summersids attending the Poultry
Show. ln Mr. Rockford’s display `ot`
poultry he succeeded indrawing five
First prizes.-H.
l
_ -Miss Anno. Cunningham, of
Shodiuc. N-B-. who has been visiting
friends and relatives in Alborton,
Tignlsh. and other places for the past
few weeks left for home on Wednesday
morning last.-A. _
-",, _ _`\»-___
, “8CARF8- Our evening ooarfe and
_ahawla are beautifull, lace. Nat, Nin-
on, and Chiffon In Sky, Pink, Mauve,
White, Cream and Ecru alle Paisley
effect. Patonl. 7024-12-17M3|.
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