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, ﬂing Mothers [mold Guard

A "Against

.. min-Starvation

CQTPS ' l ULSION

bounds In Cod- i r Oil Vitamins

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jownc, Toronto. Onl-

_________.... FOXLEV SCHOOL u, m1] or Foxley River for the month of Novem-

e Vlii'—1 Amelia Bryan 2 cu Smith. e Vl--1 Wm ‘Hardy 2 Luca" 3 Joseph Bolger.‘ ,3 1v-1 Isabelle Key 2 en Kilbriile 3 John Moran e gill-l Natalie Adams 2 dams and Gretha Key 3 . Adams and Edwine Smith. e ||~i Clara Bolger 2 Alvin 3 Jessie Bolger. ect Attendance: Amelia Bry- eiine Bolger, Lucy Bolger, Bolger, Isabelle Key. (lei-aid e, Eileen Kilbride, Etlwlne

(Him and prlggg

everybody.

Eastern Guardian

‘ --"‘THE ‘BIGGEST assortment 0i Lliristrnaa (yifto ever shown, at Mnbons Drug Store.

---*T0Y8. "rovs. TOYS. We have u large assortment to choose low. Carruthers Drill; Co., Montague.

3391-12-17-5l.

-.-" CIGARS AND TOBACCOB in fancy boxes nt Mabotrs Drug Blow. 2370-12-11-21. _»--"WE HAVE A complete us- isortlnent of Xmas Goods to please Carruthers Drug Co" ivlcntﬂglle. 339l-12-17-5l. HWKODAKS, BROWNIE Cani- tras at ‘Mtllwlfs Drug Store. 3378-12-17-71

...'=’oon"r miss seeing Toylanil

when Vliillllllg Monfngue, , 3391-12-17-51.

..‘*EASTERN AGENT — Mr. J. iv. Murdock is now Guardian agent in Montague and will be pleased t0 receive news items, advertising, nev and renewal subscriptions. »

..-*M0iR8 CHOCOLATES Xmas Packages at Mabon's Drug Store. I 3378-12-17-71.

.."‘ALL SET FOR XMAS-Kati: airs and cameras, stationery, per- fume, Waterman and Parker foun- tain pens, eversharp pencils, vic-

aiid Veronica Smltii. Teacher Frederick Skt-rixv

WING CARDS lNTO HAT '1 or waste paper basket is on the floor, and the play- iir equal distance from it. a provided with n trortain roi cards, which he has to m“, by one into the recept- iie iiiark ‘being scored for iie in. -—-—-—1-O-}i—-—< MINERAL DISCOVERY IN ITII MAY BE IMPOR- TANT FDIC PROVINFI’; ,\:Ttl Dre. l7. \\'ord of it llierul find in Northern Uuturio Will rank its Iinportantll‘ its is borne out. was received ay iit the Parliament Bulldogs tho Township of Munro. The ry ls declared to be ot‘ n copper- ll ore ﬂllll its lnipurtunct- lira iurt thiit It provides n linuln for ‘- thiit tiii- rlrh copper belt of t-llondn nurolm the lllu-vliirlul y into Onlurlo. ind is reported by ll. S.-l’ut- Mutheson. and l» cluiincd i0 (‘ll one. ll in sliiiilnr in its lin- olhor finds oi‘ copper ore innilo Nevin llllll (‘lllfortl 'l‘o\\'iisiilps, nri- to tho south of’ Munro. lt fut-t of thclle sliiillur fluils iii-lug ii these three‘ townships thiit so to llio tipluiivu tliut the oop-

rmntlou ol‘ Qurlioe liniy ext-iii] nlnrlo. , lnenvery oi‘ copper is rt-uurilt-tl

ulnerrlully |il‘ill‘lll‘lll nml import- on tln- urt- runs Ulll‘ pt-r l'l'll., in] liuit voiivi-iiit-iit lruiisptirtiitltni ion nrv nl liallitl. ll‘ in claimed

1o oars or REAL BARGAINS

FROM DEC. 14th TO DEC. 24th

antee that our pri

cot-dance.

Guaranteed Blend

QUIGLEY & SONS

St. Peters

Anderson's Banner Sale

lion

-__¢-

y We have opene (lhristmas supplies

Remember our discounts off everything and 20 p. c. off Christmas Goods. Shop Where you can ,s8.Ve money. We thank Yo“ for your past patronage.

You have our best wishes for Christmas and the coming year. ~ ‘

Esme or |.. ANDERSON

We offer no big discounts but guar-

anything yet offered. Here are some f our prices and every article in our tore and warehouse is priced in ac-

GROCERIES

libs. Guaranteed Bulk Tea . . . . $1.98 lilllsChoice-Dates 25c 5 lbs. Easter Seeded Raisins . . . . .

troias and Itccords, cigars and cig- arettes in Xmas boxes, Moirs llllliﬁolllled. Christina's pack, pipes b0ys' and girls’ books. Xmas pro- sents for every one ot the tnuiliy at lylubonk; Drugstore. 3286-12-13-11. sea-m. PERSONALS

Hi-iliiss more is visiting at her home in] (ieorgetowit, tho guest of her poi-- eiits, Capt. and Mrs Mci’lieti.—1t.

-.“‘Mr and Mrs Frank hie-Plies Charlottetown were iii George-

dinatioii services oi‘ Mr. Mei'iiee‘s'

is visiting in Georgetown the guest of Capt. and Mrs Mci’litat.-.—A. l

“Wiles Winnie McDonald. Geo- rgetown has gone to Kentvilie toi- the winter.—1A. I

.."'.Mr ilarry McLean is visitlnl! iii (leorgototvn the guest of his ‘brother Fraltkr-A. l 1

i .."‘.\li' Lorne .\l(‘.DOllillil,.(_'lllt:il'p!U ls visiting at his homo in George- town‘ the guest oi‘ his parents, llir and Mrs Duncan i\lci)onald.-i\. I

tlmt iiio lllllll'l'lll from Siuiiro 'l‘o\\'ii~

ship will bl- |ll\ll‘ll rlclit-r in its content fiiiiii this necessary lnlnlluulil.

ces are lower than

Flour,per bag $3.85

tinued

d our finest array of ever shown.

st, Peter's

3378-1247-71. i "

upstairs in Carruthers Drug store; ._

Bollu Mei-hoe. said‘, -_

town on Sunday attending the or-| g

biothcr, Father Wlllinin hicidioal "

.."'Mr George lviiiiur, Baltimore‘ I‘

yn Ellie 3 Bea MacNolli 4 (ieoflw,

a Few More Shopping Days Till Christmas

Thereis nothing more appropriate thana gift of Furniture, whether its odd pieces, a Chesterﬁeld Suite, Dining Room Suite. Bedroom Suite or Hall Set. The whole family will enjoy it and you’re making for “better furnished Homes.” What would give mother more ‘pleasure than to ﬁnd an Enterprise Monarch Range in her kitchen

Christmas ntorning or an Easy Electric Washer.

Let HQLMANS Solve Your Gift Problems

DOLL CARFHAGES from . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. $3.75 to $9.00 rum. SLEDS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. $2.40 ‘Gilbert Tool Sets $1.95 to $460

DOLL BEDS , _ _ _ _ , _ , , . _ , , . . . . . . . . . . . . .. $2.50 to 52.90 KINDEiZGARTi-ZN CHAIR stars 2.15 to $3.50 Erector Tool Sets $1.25 to $12.00

VELOCIPEDES AND 40v cvctss . . . . .. $4.95 to $16.00 111011 CHAIRS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. $1.85 to $850 Blackhoards $135 t" $4~5° $2.25

$1.25 to $5.00 ROCKING HORSES

$1.90 t0 $2.35

$1.95 to $1.50 cmtos ROCKERS . . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..

55c to $2.40

KlDDlE CARS BOYS AUTOMOBILES $8.50 to $\l.00

Hy-San Toy Sets . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..

TOY SLEDS . . . . . . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..

~~~or a Lamp A

A good Reading Lamp is a gilt not only f r one person but for thc whole fatally and you will find them here in vase styles with glass shades, silk shades or parchment shades, at $3.25 to $15.00.

Why not a Table?

End Tablc, for books, papers, etc.

—-or a SewingrCabinet

Sewing Cabinets, any girl would like to get a Sewing Cabinet and they are here in such a splendid yariety, Including the famous Mar- tha Washington. Just the kind you want at the right price. from $12-00 to $28.00.

—or a Desk For Sweetheart, Wife, Sister or

Give a Chair Odd Living Room Chairs, ‘Chesterfield Chairs, Tub Chairs,

Solid Walnut Chairs, Windsor Chair's all $10.00 to $75.00

You Will Find a Real Solution to the Gift Problem in a Selection From These Lists

So-Lnsy Electric Washer, Chesterfield Chairs, Sani Built Chestorficlds. Ayneley China, Limoges China, Royal Crown Derby China,

is a real sensible Idea of‘. a useful ,

Mother a writing desk is very Ip-

gift and they are here in a variety

propriate and you can see splendid values here at from $15.00 to $35.00

from $6.00 to $16.00.

Enamel Ware.

Entarprioe Cabinet Heater, the modern way of heating the small home $59.50 Enterprise Monarch, the king of all kitchen ranges. HOOVER, the world's best vacuum cleaner.

OLMAN’

Altimliium Ware, Brass Ware, In either hammered 0v‘ polished styles,

Ctlt Glass- individual Breakfast Sets.

TYNE VALLEY SCHOOL and Whildo MacDougnll,‘ (Olllliill- ' likoi' to he "Golden ltosr“ It’ llu PRINCESS ASTIIIYS DILEMMA‘ PROVERBS. and corrections. i0 which she was Uriiil" l (Jlmmllﬂ hum" 3km“ Kilo (is correctly he takes tliest-llol-l iiitllSSl-JIJS, Dec. 17-- Prillcussi seeking reelection. lier popuiur~ m- or! with him. llu comes iii ﬂlXlAtillltl is ivorklng lllll'fl ut the two] Divide your party into taro lty is attributed to tlio fnct that

report o1’ iiiu ry 2 Ruth MacArthur. Stuart William-s, Principal. “mid and 1r i“ do“ not gut iourliuniziixigeo oi‘ hop no“. l5 lii-liiig1iiil—'Freiich

Tile following is the Jyno Valley Schol for the month; i! Oct and November:

Gracie X——l Myrtle Ellis 2 Evol»

liomeliintl. groups one side going out of the Itor sixteen years she has been n1. and room. Those tiutslde think ot‘ ll live iii welfare work, in i1 number Proverb, such as "A stitch in time tf which she served without salary.

l Mltbﬂl Mlllcl‘. Atiﬂlﬂltlllt- lztltssst-s right out 0i ilii- six lu- husitvhidh l i to puy ll forfeit, mid ziiititlu-r tlllllLL‘,|1‘|v|||lg||_ 1 THE GOLDEN R035 GAME- is chosen. ‘ French she already speaks n llt- sures iiiiiv.“ “'l‘iit-.ro‘.~i miiny a slip ____ _.- _ -—-_<.q>----- ilv. aitnottgh she is more sure 0t iietweeu eup llllil lip.“ Ear-ii meui- AMAZONS EJECT HEQKLER; lli i~ loiigliztii, and prefers to use l)l'i‘ iii turn then tit-ts the proverb. MORE SMOKE CARS ‘ ‘thug in talking to her husbumhlthe host way they can, the other FOR WOMENTrmvn Prince Leopold, who has nJi side guessing what they are. Swedish. WlllCll is his wife's ‘mo-E ' {">'-*“"

hillape 5 [tut-h Ellis ill Hilton Mac-l

ﬂeiil. The more players the merrier for Grade VIil-1 Dorothy Yeo 2 this game.

label Dyment 3 Kathleen Phillips Tho players must eliooseateaci?

l Maggie Sherry 6 Jean Ellis. er. and there must. be a dunce. The Grade Vii-d Lloyd ‘Ellis 2 ldzl dunce goes out of hearing. Thou .l.().\'lIL).\'. D00. 1T m Wiililllil tlit-r tongue.

lkorrr 8 Carman Mac-Neill 4 Vin- thn teacher must izivo each of his smokers have revolutionized the int-mien “no m“- m pit-id, and ant MaoNeili. scholars n mime. One can 'he'\'i‘iie suhyxyiy rules whorchy m, snmkmg Sh" (“d m, ‘lmmstnnl, a word o; “l

LONDON. Dec. l7 — Shingloii ainazonis. whose hobby is throwini’. ‘noisy women lnterrupters 001 of meeting, have been formed ‘into a Hliccllll Dittrol of the British Fas- OKUAHOMA CITY- UM" 17“ Adgltiirey came into prominence at

MRS. BASBETT LED TICKET

Grade V-l Denna Ladner 2 Golden Rose," another "Golden “m1 m in. pgnniued in (llﬂvafﬂf ,1!‘ ,,-,.k.,,,,,;,,g 3mm“ which ,,.,,_., rend ltanley Phillips ll Lulu Boates 4 Hat." another ‘fOolden Broom," ears unless labelled "smoking" ﬂllll m M‘. WM" Sh" "ma," a, Annverp‘ mother of three children, hire. Mn. Kensmgum Town "an when m“ hol Ilussett led the democratic "ousted" several women hackle";

2 01%! s u l Ce t n the illeﬂt‘ llltilﬁl‘ Clillﬂllllllvltll‘ i?" l)?" the sent of Flemish culture. rum‘ l“ m no 1 l H 1

"m" e1 '9 "m m“! ° CPI" "l l e Subway "i "K ﬁlm - Herman Tcirllnck. n noted l<‘leni~ 1' "‘ 3° l“ "ec m‘ “ .. . 4 lllﬂwell l0 he!" "DY 0i’ U16 9011"!" Now that women liuliltuaily g1, ]|1@|-;|g,.m-_ hm, Mo“ uW,“mpdytlklahomu. gaigngpeggwm¥lhiﬁz m:;m;nb'r:s nation. nnd when the scholars ail rs"‘(lke m, ma“. “m. H, and {mm {-0 mach Hm pﬂncohw i Although the names of u nuni- 15 women "vho were “one: “no have their separate names the hngfnegq‘ [he demand fm- “mm, m -__.<.>___. lher of populiir Jltllt! oiflcials were ‘he “ma, "m" a mean (‘we ounce is called in. "Pick one oili~ smoking cars has grown .10 much Nuvr- tho 111-1-1-“1 llillllllltl, 'l‘li1-_\' Miro" 1"“ ilCKPL Mrs- 3am?" ha“ i‘ Junior imperial bee he ‘lgh ohlef the ‘Golden Rosef." perhnps l s ' g

hit! [hat (he percentage 0f the llltttrl‘ conu- ln handy for moving hr: y fur- lllfallly M 60,299 voted 0V0!‘ 118i‘ of stg" | a 1M -m ‘an teacher will say. Thou the ilunco h; ha,‘ N, m, incrmw; 1,, 70 pgf- nliurv Illlll lfllllllll. Two lllllllllf‘! m-tmaio republican o,pnnent for the 9 ' s u n "u"! mitnt name tho pinynr hr- ihlnks l-‘.£f"l‘ll. wommh m“ Lmum Armmh ‘m.

lliveine Ellis.

Grade ill-l Ralph Routes llenn Millnno ll Jennie Beaten leorge Sherry.

Grade I-t-i Alvina Ellie 2 Lloyd Williams l Leonelia Wood 4 Alexis vVOOd-

Grade f (Geniorh-l Marlon Ypo 2 (‘liffom Palmer if .l.ii‘iian For-hen

=1 r-iiirr“ office of oominisionoi of charities n,“ 851M106 ha“.