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Beautiful silk fabrics

_ for evening Dresses

The lovely materials this store _

has provided for evening dresses, are asking your attention today.

Duchesse Mousseline, Japan-

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Duchesse, Georgettes, Crepe de , Chines, in every color-and in a _-_fi 5

host of grades.

simply and plainly say that there

And the trimmings-well we’ll -

is nothing to equal them any S

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- l f , .Q

es by return mail.

Silk for Eveninu Dresses

Duchesse Mousseline in Ivory,

Pink, Coral, Sky Blue, Turquoise, I Maise, Lavender and Old Rose.

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Pearl Beaded Trimming and pearl garnitures. Gold cloth, 36 inch . . _ _ _ . _ . _ ._ _ $2.50 yd.

Ponipadour 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, 36 inch . . . . . . ._ _ $4.80 yd.

Georgette Crepes, in ivory,

sky, turquoise, Copenhagen, pink, peach, apricot, old rose, lavender sand, ecru, maise, silver and others 40 inch.

_ $2.75 and $3.00 yd.

Crepe de Chenes in ivory,

flesh, maise, apricot, peach, old rose, electric, 40 inch, . . . . . . . . . . _ . . . . . ._ . $2.50 yd.

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, ni1e,maise, ivory and Copenhagen 50c yd.

Japanese Taffeta in Maise,

Pink, Lavender, Peach, Apri- cot, Sand, Copenhagen and Rose, 37 inch. _ _ _ _ $2.25 yd.

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sr-li.i. 'rl-iEaE's No sion Init. theatrical interests liars to me "‘"“‘ he” °“ mee

OF MILLIONAIRE SMALL' Trans-Canada Theatres, Limited

.___-` I and received n cheque for a million

TORONTO, Jan. 6.-Ambrosel dollars, which he deposited ln a

J. Small, fornierowner of the Grand Opera house in this city. who sold

then mysteriously disappeared, is sun missing. No word has been heard from him nt his homo today. notwithstanding that anxious in- quiries had been msde tlirouS\\

of informs

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i M `Y`_ ~_'“""“"'M~"'"#A--'M ""`~wdM since his dl5nppp,arance_ He was

I (irove’s 0-Pen-Trate Salve , Opens the Pores' and Penetrates

A Remedy for Chest Colds, Head Colds, Sore Throat, Still' Neck, Earache, Spasmodic Croup and kindred ailments. Apply freely to the skin

every possible avenue ' tion. So' far as can be learned. 0_Il withdrawals from Mr. Small s bank accounts have been recorded

reported a wealthy man, and it is feared that he may have been the victim oi a holdup. Mr. Small was

in the Trans-Can

a large holder _ _ - adn Theatres, Limited, and was to have taken on active part in the munageinent thereof

Hotel Arrivals

` f _ i

t -IT PAYS to buy in this Prov- ince. ,

--1’l»Il GUARDIAN is on sais nt

Lnii!erty‘s,' 'Sn-mmerside .

-TWO CENTS Plll WORD

each insertion for advertising in ‘ this colndln. Cash must accompany ' order minimum charge twenty five

cents. _ ge -_ __ WESTERN PERSQN ALS

i _ - u "»

-oar. E. W. Joiinstiin, signature, was among' the buslnes ni p. who were in town on Tuesday_.r.-H.

--Mr. T. M. Howatt, Q'L9ary,

was an outward pasenger on Tues- day.-iii.

-Mr. George H. Barbour, How-

lsn, Prohibition inspector, paid an official visit to Surninerside on Tuesday.-H.

-Mr. Louis Howatt. Tryon, spent rt coufple of days in -Sumerside this week in the interests of the Tryon ' Racing Club.H.

' -Mr. Michael Brennan, Long River, was a visitor on Tuesday, guest oi’ Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L. Mulrhend, Harvard Street.-H.

-Mr. A. J. Matheson, druggist,

O'Leary. was an inward passenger from iCliurlottetown on Tuesday en route to his home.-1H.

-Miss Celia Burrows, has ag-

h dullesl the Sum

niii ta/ken up er ' n - inerside High 'School after some months absence on ziccouut of ill - ness.-L. `

-Miss Itutli lvlcl‘huil who has

been spending the holidays in Sum- niersfde has' gone to Halifax to re- sume her studies in Dalhousie Uni- versity there.-L.

-Mr. James Hognn of the Rail-

way Frleght Dept. Sulnmerside, is ut his former homo in Charlotte- ._ town attending tho funeral of his mother, the late Mrs. Thomas Ho- gan.-H.

--The following lelt on Tuesdu-y

morning for Charlottetown to nl- tend a nieting ot’ tht- P. 'E. 1. Hoo- key League, lltiessrs. J. Stanley Perry of the Provliiuliil Bank, Ern- est McQunrrie ol' the Customs Dept. and l.. M. McNeill, accountant nt lt. T. Holman, Ltd.--H.

' -A OONOQRT AND Fil QOCIAL will be bell in li‘rsderioton.Hai1 Tuesday evening January _18th.1 Al' hal! -tbs proceeds is in sid ol the

orphanage a large audience is' 5o- quested. _ 8089~1-'LME I.

--sooo inoaos iron Auron.-.

Mr. Artomns Cameron. Augustine

S id Tues

Cameron sta-tes that the roads are in excellent. condition for autolng the time 'occupied in the run to towit being- a little short ot an hour but part of the trip being on the ice.--H.

-LAID TO- REST.-The funeral

of’ the late Sarah Ann Bowness, widow of the late Mr. William Bownoss took place from the res- id t h dau hter Mrs. John

ternoon. to the Pe0plo‘s‘ Cemetery. The pall bearers were Messrs Thus. Johnson, Thos. Andrew, F. _W. Peters, John McRae, John Grady and J. S. Allen. Rev. A. K. Her-, man otiiciated, assisted by~Rev. H. C. Rice. Deceased lady was 80 years of age and leaves two dau- ghters 'Mrs. John Dobson of Sum- merside and Mrs. It. Page oi’ Bos- ton Mass.-L.

-FUNERAL SERVICES.-1 The

funeral of ‘tho lute, Mr. David Small, who passed nwny in Sher- 'broke on Saturday took place from his lata residence in ISlierbroke on Tuesday afternoon to the Peo- ples Ce'metery,‘5umnlerside und was largely attended. The pall bearers were: Messrs* Venluli Milligan, Leoninrtl Small, Leighton Milligan, John Lefurgey, Colin Milligan and H. H. Lefurgey. itev. Mr. Hard- ing olflclated. Deceased was ‘I2 years-of age and if man of very fine qualities, besides' a widow he leaves 'one son lMr. John Small of Mis- couche; also two sisters Mrs. Poole of Montague and Mrs. Mc- Keernan of California und two bro- thers Messrs Alfred and Wllllnm Small of Summerside.--L.

As Influenza'

is ani exaggerated form of Grip, ,LAXAT-i VE -BROM0 Qi!llNi.\IE'. Tub- lets should be taken in larger dos- es than is prescribed for ordinary Grip. A good plan is not to whit until you are sick. but l’ltE‘V-ENT IT by t_iiif::;', I..\XA'i`lVl<i BROM()

QIIINIQH-I _'l`;ii\il~ts inY_I lino;_ Y “L_

IIIE EASTERN GUARDIAN

..*TWO CENTS PER WORD

` each insertion for advertising in

this column. Cash must accompany

cents. .

The Guardian liasvrecelved a report

nbove place which is held* as thc sender forgot to sign same.

, .*RAOES AT MURRAY RIVER.

~.\ free-iloi'-:ill :intl il green ruci- will he held on \Mur:'.iy River, ‘\Verl~

utatlier proves un nvo rncn will be held on following day.

M5i,

The provisional directors of the

~= ' Dr.

Mclssac. Hernianvllle; John J. Campbell, Red Point; Stephen Mooney, Harmony Junct.; William

pany are now soliciting stock rom the farmers. Tile nilclicnery` is ull assembled and will soon be in operation.

ers and one visitor were present. A report of the Wouiiiifs Institute Convention held in (tliurlsttetown, was read at the mectiiig. New

chairs have been plitced in Lake- ville School. Supplies necessary to

just over the affected parts and rub it in.

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GROVE’S O-PEN-TRATE SALVE

is also an Excellent Germicide for the Nose and

Throat.

It should be applied to the 'nostrils so that you will be continually inhaling the vapors while A- in the presence of patients who are sick with ,contagious diseases, or when you are entering crowded cars or other public places during an epidemic of Grip or influenza. Any Grip or ln- iluenza germs breathed through the nose are destroyed by this germicide salve before the

germs can reach the throat. ,

FOR THE SICK

Place One -'Level Teaspoonful of GROVE'S 0-PEN-TRATE SALVE in a hot saucer in the sick room. The Antiseptic Vapor rising from the heated makes breathing for the

comfort

_ Croup, I Coughs, Uoltl, or Pneumonia.

“thieves the

_ T 351: per

any, send 85c in

Company, 198 ;

and n, box will A

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REVERE HOTEL

P. C. Gallant, Suminerslde:

Colin Macdonald, St. l"eter's: H. li. Churchill. Yilrnloutllz S. D- lnnes, Halifax; \V. H. Baker, Hall- iax; R. M, Webster. Boston; N. V. Harvey, Montreal; Mrs. A. 'l‘. Mlacdvreglon, Georgotownryli. JA. ilcckwith. Amherst; D. Mac- .doneid, Poplar Point; J. J. Camp- bell, Popular Point; Harry L. 'Mc- Lean, Wiltshire;,W. J. Haslnm, Sprlngtlold; Milton R. Dingwell. Bay Foalune; E.M. Trotter, Toron- to; Hugh MfE;=.chei'n, New Port; T.

Hugh Mclslacheni. New Port; T.

Nisbst., Tyne Valley; P. Duffy.

albane; Katherine L. Beaton, East Point;. Edith Parker, Georgetown; J. A. McLean, Montague; A.

Truro; ll. A. Beckwith, Amherst; . W. W d n Springhill; J. R

ray Harbor; J W. Currie, Psakes; Margaret M. McDonald, Trscadis; Suite M. M_acAnioy, T_|acadie..

_ v|c'roaisiio1f¢si.

E. McFarlane, Annandale; C. C.

Thompson. Montague; W. H.

ntague: A. B. Burns, St. John;

ishi M nir al S

noon; C. (‘..~ Mchelan, Ottawa;

neil; E. _ ar r, : Kaya, Sourfs; M. Kennedy, Brad- ' '

Reynolds, Montague; J. Brooks.

J I ms , . Prince, Springhill; Ed, Levargne, Quebec City; Percy Jenkins, Mur-

molq, Monlagiieu. _iE, stewart. Wm.C.B n, o.e;C. '.

Form" Resins; L. jtfassdy, Mon-

STITUTE hold their monthly meri- ing on Deceniher 18th at the home

Mis John Woodside ’l`l\lr

tho usual buiafiicsl; ii paper wus read by 'Mrs. Liiikictter, entitled “influences that make for cnlturc-

ed to make another quilt for the Orphanage, also a pzlir of socks for each mole inmate ol' the lntlrinary. Next meeting is to he nt the home

M. L. Merger, Bt. John;'J. W.

goodlgm. Hslitsx; B. Rlipfn, Ht.

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` -1-a-Q03;-¢° llnnrfs Mullen! Cures _lllpnllovla

-i _ _

..*|_T PAYS to buy in this prov-

lnee.

order iuinimiun charge twenty tivo; __-apgg sA|_E__My- farm' of 53

alticres inrostly under cultivation.

"°’”‘ lldl iii tt i. ll

'-*FROM R°LL° BAY' EAsT"” big solid; bry 1?u`IilIcaaeiitIti§ii,r§l‘i\`iYi‘sA

, l.J\.15th.t12'lk .

of the School Examination nt the ‘ it-¢;,y\v.l“sm,:,a`,ie knzwn 9;' 3,3; £3335

W.} Curnieron, Lower Montague.

----<0-O---i EASTERN PIERSONALS

nesday -Junuury 21 st at 2 p.m. `li' __-#Mi-_ John .Kelly-, Bear ltlvor, V- _ i’ rotbile. U12 ct d Saturdu' ~vi-nin from u

r urne y t g business trip to the city.

. McPhee, Harmony Jet.

new roller nilll, at couris, are. ` .___- A. fx. McDonald. Sourisr ..~M-r. Jno. .Alfred -McDonald. Robertson, Klngsboro; Angus D. Land Surveyor ~wus ii passenger by

the eastern train- to Mount Stewart,

Tuesday evening.

Hoivlctt, Gowan Br-ue and Ernest .Miss Emily Miller, principal of Dingweil, Bay Fortune.. The com- Stanley School who has ‘been

‘ ~ f s sndin her Cliristnnis holidays

D K visiting iriends_ln Halifax, return ed to her home on -Salurdery.

1_1-I

_______ ..*Mr. P. M. .M Innis, Ashton, re-

__»|_AKEy|Ew WQMAWS |N_ turner home comp etely restored to

srtrurs lieu their moiiuiiy iiieoi. hwlth from the Charlvltetown Hoa- ing on December 31.6 at the h,_,m,. pitai, last Saturday evening, ni'ter` of Mrs. 'Stepl1enritosc.Eightmiami). eleven weeks' treatment lncludi-ng

two operatioiis. ' .

Cove, sutoed to umsrs e on '- day with a party of friends. liiir.‘

ence o er 5

Dobson, Summerside on Monday ni-V.

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0097-1-8-moTi.

. .*Mr. and Miss lliighes, Morcli,\

.."SOURiS ROLLER M||-l-- -- are visiting their uncle, Mr. ilonnld

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THIS SALE POSITIVE -JANUARY 10TH. .

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SILK NIGHT ‘GOWNS

Dainty silk gowns of

_ silk crepe de chene or wash silk in white or flesh, daintily trimmed. Price ' .' . . . . ... $8.50 to $11.98

Silk chemise of ,wash sa-

tin, silk crepe de chene, in flesh or white. Price e _ . _ . . _ .. . $4.25 to $6.98

CORSET COVERS “ A wonderful collection

of corset covers in plain fitted styles or with lace or embroidered trimmed,, with or without sleeves. Price _ _ . . . .._ 25c to $1.25 Silk Corset Covers

_ _ . . . . .. . $1.25 to $2.85

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WHITE UNDERSKIRTS

Ladies’ Underskirts

made of best quality cot - ton with frill of embroid- ery or lace, in sizes 32 to 40. Prices range from

. . . . . _ . . ._.98c to $4.50

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Made of fine White cot-

ton with frill of lace or y embroidery, all sizes. Price _ _ _ _ _ 55c to $1.98

Silk knickers in flesh or

white elastic at waist and knee. Price $2.98 to $3.50

oNr.Y.:`>;_ivioR.E DAYS Lurr' 'ro sensor You wnrrswsan. Dori; DELAY. BUY No t

. A Splendid Showing oi Children’s Whitewear

A splendid showing of dainty whitewear for children

Sale

ENDS ON SATURDAY _

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DAINTY NIGHT GOWNS

A splendid showing ' of

yvomen’s white gowns of - very fine cotton in high or

low neck, long or short

sleeves, daintily trimmed. I Prices . . . . .. _ 98c to $4.75

- CHEMISE

The material I is fine

white nainsook. Fine lace

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LA Diva coRsE'rs V

or embroidery 'rs -used for the attractive yokes. Run with colored ribbon. .Sizes 34 .to 44 bust. Prices range from . . . __ _ $1.50 to $5.65

BRASSIERES _ Made of cotton, net,

poplin, satin and lace, in front or back closing, in flesh orwhite, all sizes. ‘ Price _ . . . . ._ _ 60c to $4.50

GOSSARD CORSETS They lace in front.

Made of coutel and satin, in medium or low bust, long hip in flesh or white. Price _ . . ._ . $3.00 to $7.50 D. & A. CORSETS ; .

t All the latest models in long or short hip, high or low bust 'in flesh or white.

_ . . . . . .. . $1.25 to $6.50

All sizes. Price J \

from 2 to 14 years, including gowns, princess slips, un-

derskirts, drawers, etc.-A splendid . line of _ infants’ whitewear is here for your inspection.

Woinen’s Winter Coats in Clothor Plush

Prices range from $18.00, $24.00, $29.00 and up.

l/Vomen’s Fur Coats of Hudson Seal, Muskrat, Marmot in very pretty styles. Prices $95.00, $125.00 and up. Separate Scarfs, Capes, Stoles and neck pieces in a great

_ variety. Muifs to match.

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having hot lunch served at noon, _ have been procured for Lakeville ‘S ` and North Lake School. A discuss- i lon on thc advistibiiity oi organiz- ing a V. A. D. class was left un-

finished tu be tziken up nt the next ~

meeting. _ (Trade Mark)

ESPN”

'E READY MADE COMPLETE DRI-:ss LININGS ARE A REVELATION To DRESSMAKERSI

{;;s;i\\|;Rf;;n\,g)l{;)1};;;‘;' -§;}e1»-\;;f§5+;!§|;s for they_save time, labor and money in making new dresses or renovating old ones; These Zxngugifpggsgigiutio glrxixnilgog. Dress Linings are of great material use and convenience to those who make their own .,.,,, ,..,,,, ,,,.i,, ,,,',.,_. ,,,,,,,,.,, ,,,,,,,_ dresses, for they provide a perfect fitting lining OF 'EXCELLENT QUALITY AND “°“ “l "““‘“' ""“"“’°'= M" “°°‘°- STANDARD at a considerable saving compared with the cost of material usually bought

’”“"°"i§ ii' iii.; 'kiiifgiiinnlisii' °f Mu- Cf°°\=°“~ Sh°x‘br°°l=°- Finished with the best of care and su ` lied witlirust roof ta e hooks and e és. -

DD _, P I3, _Y __

V _ \AIl Sins and Qualities.

Save Cutting, Sewing and Waste -

FOR SALE CH-ARLOTTETOWN AT Nbrlon couN'r,las orrnowss snos., Lro., Moons s

"' . MGLIOD LTD.

_ '_ , IN I SUMMERSIDE AT _ I ' ,f ' i-ro|.Maws, umrsn, Ann si|~loi.A|n A _a'fswAn1', Lmirso _` --Phe l\\¢\\\1flwt\il'¢rS slm'-aI\_te¢.nertect satisfw *lim . ill;-fit.. and .workmansliip-otherwie money P

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