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BEGINNING WEDNESDAY,  
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;< '\'  ws oF1-‘ER 20 PER. CENT. orrlrnicl-is iN'ANi`19e0 °
' FALL-CATALOG YoU M_AY HAVE-1N,_¥`oUR §10ME ~
ON THE LINES WE CARRY IN STOCK.
JUST THINK WHAT THIS MEANS. Take any Cat'-`
alog you wish of the fall 1920 issue from any source in
_ Canada. Make out your order at the prices quoted
there. A ‘
TAKE OFF 20c FROM EVERY,  _ , $2.00
FROM EVERY TEN, $10.00 FROM' EVER Fl`l§’l`Y and
so on. Send your order to us '
I OR BETTER STILL bring it with you and do your
Xmas shopping here. This is one of the
BIGGEST MONEY_ SAVING OPPORTUNITIES
you have ever been offered and apart from this we have
many lines already advertgigsed -
AT SPECIAL PRICES of from V25 per cent to 33
per. cent. off their regular cash value, all of which af-
, fords the _
Most" REMARKABLE sAv1-N_Gs and just at the
time o_fyear when you must of_ necessity do your holiday
shoppmg. Sale starts' Wednesday morning. December
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15th, and continues till Xmas. We cannot guarantee to
till orders of any goods that we do no carry in stock. But
. you know our lines and the HIGH STANDARD of mer-
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chandise always carried here. QUALITY, FIRST, LAST,
AND ALWAYS IS THE WATCHWORD OF THIS
STORE. Drygoods, me'ii’s and boys’ clothing, ladies’
ready-to-wear, furs, house furnishings, boots and shoes,
gents’ furnishings, silverware, china and other lines.
EIGI-ITDAYSOF WONDERFUL VALUE GIVING.
‘ COME EARLY
SALE FOR CASH ONLY
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Spendiess and Get
More at Carleton
This is our First Xmas Sals and we are sparing no et-
fort to make it worth your -while to visit our store and do
your Xmas buying. Bargains in every department of our
store.
Shirts, underwear wool and fleece lined, socks and
stockings, boys and mens suits. euliings, and overcoatlngs.
Mackinaw coats, men’s pants and overalls, caps, boots
and Ln'mberman‘s rubbers, white and grey ,cotton prints
flannel and flannelfgtte, sweaters and sweater-_ coats are
all reduced from 1 per cent to 33 1-3 below our regular
cash prices. Also in our grocery and hardware you will
find many lines at reduced prices.
Sale ends Qlirlsimas Eve at 10 p. m. _
Don't liuy elsewhere till you have seen our prices and
values.
LORDS LTD
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VVESTERN PERSONALS
-Muncey. the young son of Dr.
E. T. Tanton, is very ill with
Pneumonia.
-Miss Doris McLellan of Bsd~
eque. left last week for Boston
and Cambridge. Mass, on an ox-
tended vsit io friends. -
--Mr. and Mrs. W. Cliesiey Rob-
erston of Summerside. spent Sun-
day with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
James A. Harding, Norboro, P. IT.
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Here‘s your chance to get I
. QUALITY STRAIN
sinvsn roxns »
A-T SMALL COST
' Get one or more of our 1920
~ superfluous males and im- V
prove your breed. Offered
for q_uick sale at a lcrw figure,
subject to your inspection.
We are vfllinsrs of #int
Prius for Light Blivvers st the
'_ Montreal Fort Show. _
' PARK ISLAND C03,
8uinmerslde,_ P. E; Island
..J.._LeRoy Holman, Secyli.
f`Western Guardian*  '
-ITPAYB to buy ii this prov-
in.ce_ _ _
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-CALL AND 'SEE our itmas
furniture at H. A. _ , `n &
Son, :Central St., 8u . 31
-JUST ARRiV_Eh st;~_fl{ens'lng-
'ton one car Inverness Screened, one
"car Acldll Nuf.,_P0t0}`NON\!£t Sf.
Son. ” ' lil
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l` -onsv AND wmv: nm wool
blankets, regular 810.00, selling
now $6.95. a pair. Sinclair & Si-
wart Lilnltedi 2312-1-2117-2|
-SlNGLAl»,R’S. Summerside. are
giving 20 per cent off furniture,
carpets, rugs, blankets. comforts,
etc. in their Xmas sale. Sinclair
& Stewnrt Limited. 2312-l2'17-2i
R/ui.wAv Fsnzs rsinnaso
on all purchases amounting to
325.00 until December 31st. ,Hoi -
'i:nan's, Btimmerslde. - -3|
--ROBBERY. -#Thieves entered
Harry Si.lllpha.nt’s . meat `_-shop
Eummeside _byj._t-lie rear' window
Wednesday night taking with them
a small quantity of cash.
-20 PFJR CENT OFF CHINA,
crockery, glassware. silver and
inany lines of groceries durlng'_ our
Xmas sale. Sinciair’s, Summer-
slde. 2312-12-17-‘Zi
! --EVERYTHING MENTIONED
in I-loiman's 100 page .General Mer
chandise Catalog with a very few
exceptions is marked at n 20 p.c.
discount during the 40 day special
sale that starts Wednesday Dec.
15th and ends Jun. 26th. Hoi -
mu.n‘s. Summerside SL'
` BUY .AT HOLMAN'8. Special
. 20 p. c., on all goods purchased
up -to January 25th. Freight poi-J
on orders amounting to $10.00 and
railway hires refunded you it you
make your purchases before Dec.
31st. Holman's. Suinmerside. 3|
--XMAS TREE.-The _pupils of
St. Mary's Academy held s_suc-
cessiul Xmas Tree in the Convent
on Tiiesdny afternoon and evening
lunch hcfnl: served by_ the pupils
they also had F\ish\`Pond and
llrawing tables. etc..-.thc sum of
$215.25 was realized. _-
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HOLMAN'8, Summerside the
last to raise prices and the first to
lower them. Visit our store while
themonster 40 day special reduc~
tion is on; The 20‘i>. jc.. discount
one runs fnuin nw. itil. w Jan]
25tih and includes lpnactliceily every
litem in our monster stock.
1-l.ol1ni¢am’s, Sumunerside.
-AT DOHCHE8TER.- Sheriff
MnNutt and constable Square-briggs
have returned to Summerslde from
Dorchester where t.hey_t»00k the
Prisoner. John Richards; The
Sheriff says -that it looks as if
crime was on the incrisso instead
of decreasing. On Friday. the day
they werei .oven-, Iwo -prinsoners
were dise.lia_rged and six received,
making a total of 330 at that time,
against 290 when he was there
about a. year ago. He niet W. J.
Cunningham and Detective Dona-
hsn of St. John at the prison. They
brought down five prisoners with
them. :ill shackled together, some,
of them inere boys but old crlmi~
uals. He thinks it is n. fine thing for
the Maritime Provinces that they
have such an immense lnstiiu~
tion in their midst to take chiuigg
of, to discipline and to teach this
ever increasing crowd of men,
nearly all of whoni are young, ro-
bust. intelligent, looking fellows
“doing time" instead of working
for themselves, their families and
their country. He says that very
few who -have not be-en inside the
Institution realize its enormous
size and the amount of work cs_rri-
ed on there in the shops and farms
in connection with it, most of this
work being done by convicts under
the supervision of watchful and
trusty guards. One thing which
struck him most forcibly, was the
enormous number of mall-bags
used in the provinces for. nlthoulgh
the largest nunrber of men employ-
cd in any oi',tl1e shops seemed to
he in the tailor shop. yet they could
not begin to keep up with the work
of -mending mail-bags so that the
store cutters hail to -be taken from
their work to assist the-ni find the
Deputy -Warden, fi.. l-l. Chambers,
through whose courtesy the sher-
iils ‘were enabled lo see this, in-
- formed them that they shipped in
one day as many as ten thousaiiii
mail bags. The new warden .fin
charge is Mr. Meighen, brotherqof
the Premier of Canada ‘
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  Cl\YiSim&S Sale r
" of Silks -opens '    ing,
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Beautiful New Silks of every Weave j
are Placed on Sale Today at One-third Off;
and as you know--this is the largest and' most C0mPi‘ehensive, assert- 0
$2.25 Silks are no\v
$3.50 Silks :ire iioiv .
'$4.00 Silks are now .
$!i‘._00 Silks are now _
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...FROM 20 110 25 PER CENT
DISCOUNT AT_l-I. A.'C0!fl‘Di.0n &
Son. Central Si., Summerside_ 3l
...MEMS 4 BUCKLE. ciislimert.»
tie overshoes, regular $4.90, now
,$3.92, ln our Xmas sale. Sinclnir's.
Summerslde. 2312-12-17-2!
-SPEQIAL Di-$C'0UNT of 20
io 25 per"cent onall our furniture
irom 15 to Jan. 30.-H. A. ijompton
& Son. Central St. Summersldgi
-4WE ART THE ONLY ONES
that have anv ltinflergartlen sets
left at a special price of $4.00. li.
A. Compton dt- Son, Summersidgi
-.PL AsAN1~ surmnlse -The
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youthful secretary of the Board of
Tmfle, Mr. R. H. McDonald was
agreeably surprised this week by
a presentation. oi’ $50.00 in gold
from the members.
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We oilci' you choice of a
. fine range of handsome
garments, tasteful, trimly
made, attractive and new,
at a discount of 25 IH*-1' wilt
 $4.75 Kininnos are
 _=li6.75 Kiinoiios- :ire
' $8.00 Kliiionos are
$9.75 Kinioiios are
$15.00 Kimonos are
$ii».:>0 Kiiiionos are
$19.00 Kiiiioiios are
$21.00 Kiiiionos are
- _"1 HIS wonderful Christmas oii’er,includes every piece of silk inthe store ' 
, ' I | ment of high grade silks in the Province. Choose-anywhere through this ?f
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~~ wonderful range of silks at ONE THIRD OFF. THE PRESENT PRICE.
"'_L"_' There are Taffetas, Mousselines, Duchesse,_Bang¢alines,_ Fail_les, Poplins, Crepe 4
De Chines, Crepe Meteor, Georgettes, and all sorts of trimming silks, all ot' these in
h e at ONETHIRD OFF! » .'_.i|i2.'m `
practically all the colors. Just c oos
 _...$1.50
‘ $3.00 Silks are now . . _ _ . . . . . .
. .$2.00
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. .$2.34
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........$2.07
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.$3.34
Xmas Sale of Kimonos
already low prices.
iiowlll3.5T.
iioiv $5.07.
now $6.00.
now $7.32.
now 11.2-5
now $12.38
now $14.25
$2.50 Silks are now .
$3.25 Silks are iiow .
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$3.75 shin. nn- now ._ ._ _ _ . . . . _ .
_..se..1o-
ill4..$0 Silks fire now _
0.50 Silks ure now _ _
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..$3.00
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ling dolls and great big
10 cents to $5.00 each.
Z5 pei' cent. oil 
f all Dolls -for - if
  S fclitistmasi ;
There’s a lovely collection of dolls in the
nouse furnishings department, second
floor. All kinds of dolls, wee dolls, midd-
ltluuinn _~ _
dolls- Dolls from
now $16.75 l
$2!
Moore & McLeod, Ltd. it
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--ron s/its ci-isAP. one P. -iN inc. l-iosl>i1'AL.---Dr. Ken-,| -Mr. Albert  \\'....an
E. I. atlas, Meacham-1880. M. L.
Frank McKenzie, tniior, Summer-
side. ' 31
-.ltisr Annivso at Kensington
one car Inverness screened, one
car Acadia nut. Peter MoNutt &
Son. _ 3i
-SUCCESSFUL FAlR.- The
Ladies of the Methodist Church
held a social and sale of fsncy
articles in the Epworth Hall on
Tuesday evening proceeds amoun-
ting to about $100.00.
-MEN'S BEST quality plain
Bum knee length rubber boots, red
sole and heel, regular $5.25, Xmas
sale price $4.20. Storin king or
thigh length in some boot regiilar
$6.50 -for $5.20. Binclnir & Stewart
I/imlted_ 2312-1217-2|
_.__ l -wiaoomc. ANNouNceo_- A
'-JUST ARRIVED at Kensington
Branch car ol' screened Inverness
coal also car ol! Sydney run mine.
w.. F.. snnnrmnn co., Ltd., Ken -
singtnn. zzss-12-15-ai..
`» -iN AMATEUR HOCKEY.-
Mr. J. Arthur Buote. who at one
time was centre for the senior
Crystals is now in Philadelphia
and is playing amateur hockey
there. The Philadelphia sport
writers speak well of Art, who
whom he played on th_e_ local team
wg; 'ne of the fastest men in the
giind'in the province.
telegram received in Suminerside
on Saturday, annouced tho marri-
age _that day in Montreal of Miss
Georgie Florence Mcquarrie. dau-
ghter ot' Hon. Nell McQusrrie,aiid
Dr. Albert D. Sharp. The bride
who until recently practiced her
profession as nurse in Boston is
one of Buminersiileh most popular
YOU!!! ladies. The groom who had
a brilliant record overseas where
he won the Military Cross. iénow
practicing medicine in Summer-
wish Dr. and Mrs. Sharp n mn
measure of happiness through
life. . ‘ i
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of Albertoii,l_was in Buiamersl'.le._.
bringing with him the six year old ,night from Moncton, where he
son of Lowden Ashley. _who will
have his eye treated in the P. C.
Hospital. The little fellow rs-
cently severely iniiired his eye
wmie pluygng with 3 fork "the winter with his uncle Mr
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wnsfrniix i»EnsoN.&Ls`
-Miss Haywood of Mill River,
left on Monday for Lashburn.
Sask.
-Mr. P. C. Pope, broker of Hsi-
iin-I. is in Summerslda on- busts
ness. °
Summerslde, arivcd homo
visiting friends in the city.
-Mr. Earl Campbell, has
ed home from Halifax. to
McDougald.
-Miss Neva. Mntlieson
terday morning for
B_, to meet her sister
is coming home lo
vrilbglier Parents.
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`-Mr. w. K. ncoouslll
g shipment of tivsnti'-Sl!
and black foxes W WMU'
Monday. The foxes a\'6 fill'
ea near Boston and Portland.
-Mr. ‘E-liner Slinnbell of Portage:
left yesterday on business' lo Bos-
ton and New York.
the Queen Hotel. Summeihido' iii
~sm. iinrry omni or
Cove is visiting her
Jessie Iiuestid of Summerslde.
-Mr. _ .chester Mccartny omis-
fte-r of. 'i`-ixnjsh Wife were in
Sum-merside Wgggeiidsy on-'l`msi-
ness. 1 '
-'ills-many .fiisiias writ be gina
.to know- tant, iv_lr..M_axim Peters.
-barber, '_»`vliq`_,`has" been vpry =_ill_ in
the P.. C. Hblpital is now well on
,the roailfto recovery. 5* `*“ ‘_
--Mr| Frank Perry, Proprietor of lx , |,¢i||5 n live
confined is usa with illness. ,ill i>“b"° lil",
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it Trade. Mr- R- H~ ’"°”°“
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