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-Ws‘vish‘to_1syeqiphasis im this depart- fhéleingnof oauéobuslniissé in which we are excep- .0 y‘ ng. ie tm ,. nothing bitlllzhepllestljs we are ;-»?_p_,1?heiisuperi<>t-i V ith 1.51' f linefaliiself, and dgigliingedlat Qtllovls lili highest achievements of the silversmith’s

STERLING

era`ft,'make our selection one, that is unex- celled.- Future generations will priie the -designs we are featuring this season.

' W. W. Wellner

`Estab. 1868 Jewellers, Engravers, etc.

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""' Ltd.,_ Spuris.-* _

..°rr{l»Ave to lm in tiu.s'rrov'iaos`

..~'r|-is D. o. s. altlurr sn-lved in

presentdtive in Sourls. '_Mlltt.

..*8HiPPiNG. - The Schr. Nell-ie

J. Kin , Capt. Goodrich, sailed for Bhelbogae on Tuesday with adoad of

i ' llll Mllllili

. .UONQ CENT per word ou.-.ii in-

~ sertion for sdvsrtislns in, this col

umn. Cath' must accompany order.-

Souris on Tuesday with supplies for ' »' 1

‘ _ -- ..'°1'. aohoon lvse is ow-also

..*D. F. TIERNEY is Guardian re- Representative in Montague.

producl for Matthews & MacLean, ` GHAm_°.|»-1-E1-ow" MARKET

Montalile branch t’ th 'W ’ ~’ Patriotic Assooiatloll will hind aozltltlal gzgfrkémg lb

_$116. on December 16th.-\-B. Fowl’ m

Services next Sunday will be as fol- Pork lb

§’.‘.'.‘Z.;,.".‘§‘.1‘.’i$‘°ll.'.‘....2i i.“ ... sS“2?.” T“f-“»~~ <‘>“=1=°‘> ment ot the f.'ord’s Su el Sllurls at P°mt°°°' Red" Gm" 7. Sermon on "The obllltllctof Christ's 5-$_€t°;=ht§l“(°€és§-bus) Mission to Earth. Pastor Rev. E.E. Oats: mack (bu!)_

Styles B et (bus)

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rwsoome ssl.l.s -A quiet and §§3§"1b("“"

pretty wedding was solemnlsed at Pars” -s lb

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' (Corrected on Tuesdays and Friday),

..’sdC|AL AND BAZAAR-*THB Butter lb _32_g;

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and bazaar in the Auditorium. Monte- Beet m_ (renm 10__1€

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4071-11-2b\n2iFe1i Chicks ' m_ 1z_14

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Whitehead ot Clifton and Miss Jessie ° (P ' ` Campbell oi Montague were united in Eggs (each)

1 1'. thai ~'/»r’_;`.<"""*f`o`r 1,"-Q:-‘_ `-I J’ - ‘-» r; " ' ', .‘ ~, .

- »-~ - ~ ~‘ ' ' for 'c ;_',-/V-~‘-,, t\_:¢_°-_ -'/> ,

~- _,_.,-'_-_. ,. ._/;,Q`§ . 4,, L g presence ot the immediate friends of SUMMERSIDE MARKE.|.s_

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s||l|||lssrssissssssisslsfisssuisslllllll the contracting parties. After the

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Now lor Xmas ‘ Photos

All styles ot ilnisb are shown, sepi

hui! black and white, life-sized han

rotralts in India ink and the

al The annual meeting of the King's ,Mrs Jos Pa

.. ~ . . quet of the P. E. i. Sirsw. pressed ver ton

B glouafg Tillgaglgslie A;Ilg'::;§;u:"a°Tl:l‘;l;l Railway arrived ill Souris on Tues- T\1\‘l1llJB. DBF blli- 18-*

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day amiemoon, Rm; Hush Mmer in day. Pork organs attached per lb 71/Q 9% t e cha r. The mputes ot the last HN s°uR|s Th C G S wool er H, 25._ meeting were read and adopted. " ' _ e ' ' ' 'P '

A nominating committee consisting ggnxgzfxsyfked in S°“"i° °“ 'mes' Hides' pe' lb' 14'

of N. J. McDonald, D. Ross and Amos .__._----

iinished p popular hand-painted work in nstur

colors. _

Call in today and see some of th

styles. ‘

The Cook Studio

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erson oug

The Spirit of the Givin

Determines the value of the gift

What then could be more fitting tha your portrait for the Christmas r

membrance

your simple message of friendships. A dozen portraits solve at once a. do ea perplexing gift problems. Make a appointment today at

AP allh lit

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~ Photo Studio s ‘alt G ,coll "’*°i~....,i’..§~“-.....i~"%‘?....ly eg

Work unexcelled.

, ” "Moderate Prices.

Aniateur’s work given -personal

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~ attention

l 107 Queen St. Ch’Town Phone68

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suit you.

Montague

How Are You Going To Spend The

Long Winter Evenings?

You are never lost for diver-

sity ot music--vocal, instru- mental, orchestra, bands or readings. it you have a

GRAMOHPONE _

in your house

,It is an excellent _means ot

aflordlng entertainment for the - family, or lor company.

We have the, latest improve-

me iz' oi! EDISONB famous . maadnesf. Prices ranging

from $40.00 to

We also carry a stock ot over

200 RECORDS. No» matter your taste- in music we can

Ellis Pharmacy, Ltil-

$150.00.

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For Fall and Winter

Wear, Gun Metal Calf Skin is the very best.

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Alley & Co. 135 Queen St.

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Ticlslish Proposition

" OurCoal isboundto tickle the

33'- whole family either directly or

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ceremony and reception the happy Buckwheat

, per bu.s

'.‘.‘.’t“’.’.§’.l.°‘i..‘?.¥.‘l‘.i’ €'.i?..}§“‘“ri‘$ {.°i`&" “mee dew P" “‘~ is one of Monta ue’s o ular ladies Butter' cmamery' pe' lb ~ 3 P 9 S Caifskins per lb

which had been sent out, and that in the interests of the Alliance he should resign! Mr McKinnon resented the

e a ainst m and asked

ed ry

placed his resignation in the hands of the President Mr C rue Moore, of

tion be accepted.

Rev. Hugh Miller moved that Mr

their departure was witnessed by a E -

ggs, fresh per doz.

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l.‘l2?.°.t"3‘.‘.§"i.’.‘i.’. l¥.‘°.I‘.3..“..`.'i.“° “.»i""“‘.i “°’~ ‘°°°‘= D" me ' shower them ‘with ood wnl ll)e al? Hay' pressed $10-$13 their future We1fare_gB S 5 °" Chickens, dressed, per lb 12-16

' ‘ Lamb pelts, each 40--G0

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Oats, black, per bus.

Potatoes, per bus.

Robertson reported as follows:--S. M.

Martin, President; all tue clergy or m'n','0Mi"8' §_én§{n§“:“;;tw°f]£}§ it-hsié THE MARKETS.

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...2“§.....?.`L‘é.”vlZ.‘?.-§’.§§..§i‘.‘i’£"°f»‘T if “°'“‘* *“ S°“"”--‘ eHesss= "1-‘he Tod- s-iles- M Ki _ S t _ _ ` *_* Nov. 19th. states that the cheese S -°rr..l"l‘i.`.§...°.?i`°..?.§“’§§.§.‘i‘.’§l.‘.’i‘i.’r cm... D- T~ “seo "="°h“e*~ me-1<-i 1-'ww -1--eos so e heel-

mmee was ad,-,p¢ed_ Piles* P0115- WM to Seuris. Tuesday- tliy groove_on both sides or the Ar-_

E Mr David Schurman then addressed cn a bllslness l-“P-_'° llantic, andpitttgooksfapl if iwe wiailcl ' ti t' g “___ ave a. re l on o le pr ces a :iz Wm- he is ir Alliance wltlr respect to the Prolnbi- wr’ Ml” M“d°"”°' “"“'°d °“ T“°“‘ *°d°l'» NW- 18- me °ff°"l“SS were

z- mm Law and ,aw enforcement day from Charlottetown. where they cleared at iss/4 but at Brockville the

Rev W D Wilson ,ouowed'a1°ng have *been vlsitins for the pest tes' market soared to imc owing to the

da” competition of buyers

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_ charges mad g hi p

°» ------I tiff ttf. T0 Tillie Will' --

to $5.00

Caiarrll ls To

Secretary.

where.

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$9-$10

Wheat, per bus. 89-$1.00 ,

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silniln _ _ ‘ ' 4 -

,ion w',,,s1‘,’,‘,`f,f,ed'l`,’;,°,,f,‘§_1°IY,’,§‘;§ ,‘Qf§{’;l{‘, ____________ _ Bm--mn. rits... is very little

-resolved that W., ,he ,,,.,,.,,,.,,. of ------------ change in the boiler- market- S-lei -

the King's County Temperance Alu. in the interest of the Alliance. °f 'the ‘meat Creamery were made “- , ance place ourselves on record that we The l`¢301\1tl°H WHS Carried by 8 V016 Nov' wth" at Montreal 'at 31% per

stand behind the Provincial Alliance’ 017 to 3_ lb. Receipts are liberal but the re- that we have confidence in the oiilcers MF 3Cl1\ll`l1l8-11 remarked that the “em ‘mm sp°u.haB reduced the s“p`

of the Provincial Alliance, and are Small “tte“d"“°° at the m°e‘\l“S was {’g_'i0‘I’_;tg:1ll‘§h;“£‘§lig°%‘}'lf€ea:‘5ttdf' /

satisiie ‘ due ` ' - -

d that what they have done has to the fact that the name of D- The price of the tinest butter in Eng.

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been done to the best of their ability °Klll“0Il WB! Signed to the notices land has dropped about S1/QC 8 “L

Unioll Road, moved tllht the resigna-

McKinnon be re-elected as Secretary. Usually it comes with a cold. Being He declared that the charges made slight it is neglected-e;,but the seed is against him were not true. that he sown for a dangerous harvest, pe had sent out as many cards as Mr baps consumption. To.. cure at once, McKinnon and that it there was any inhale Catarrhozone. lt destroys th

V _ , blame. he was ready to take his share. ‘germs of catarrh, clears mucous,

. G The resolution carried by a unani- cleanses the passage of the nose an

un S mous vote. throat. The hacking cough and `sneez

_Tile evening meeting at 7.30 was ing cold soon disappear, and health

largely attended. Interesting and in- is yours again. Nothing known structive addresses were delivered by colds catsrrh and throat trouble. that RSV- Ml' Gould and Rev. Dr McEwen, is so curative as Catarrhozone. It Mr D. Schnrmun, Rev. Mr Wright and cures by a new method that never y Rev. W. D. Wilson gave short Jailed. The one dollar outfit includes addresses. ,the inhaler and is guaranteed to cure. i D. L. McKinnon, Smaller sizes 25c. and 50c. sold every-

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that tllcro is now no market there'

ior Canadian butter. . l

OATS: The Price oi oats has

'eased off a little in the Weet but in Ontario they have lnoved up anoth-

_ er cent, No. 3 Ontario oats is at pre.

sent coming into competition with the Island oats in the Maritime Pro- vinces and _is being 'delivered at points along the l. C. R., at 47c a bushels seems to be above market price.

POTATOES:: There is no change

in the situation, except that on sc- coun-t of tile lateness of the season merchants are as anxious to ac- cumulate supplies. The Maritime Merchant oi Nov. 18t'h. states that two or three small cargoes arrived in Halifax and an effort was made to sell at 85c and 90c a bushel but as this could not be done the potatoes were taken to 'the western part oi' 'the province. while another schooli- er came in and opened up and .sold

S2 80c. Shippings by.rail have been

ant. These arriving in this way

have been selling ex-store at $l.25l and S1.35.per 90 lbs. bag. Oats have sold at 45c to 58c per bushel. i HAY: The Montreal market is iirln for hay. and No. 2 is selling at a- bouit $17.00 per ton on the track. There is nothing doing in Prinée Ed- ward island in the hay trade nor is, there likely to be unless an order is received tor shipment for the war.

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ONE REASON

“Do you know why money is so

scarce, brothers'.'" the soapbox ora- tor demanded. and a fair-sized sec- tion ot the backbone of the nation waited in leisurely patience for the answer. ,

A tired looking woman had paused

for a moment on the edge of the crowd. She spoke shortly.

“lt 's because so many oi you men

spend your time telling each other

aln't! "

why, 'stead ot hustllng to each that it `

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When you reach home cold sod istigued, take acupful of OXQI, '_lt For an :lin be prepare with

OXO CUBE

W¢°“'¢f5 while you are taining of your vyrsp or overcoat, will provide warmth in e moment sad remove ‘the

risk oi s chill. , .

OXO CUBES are invaluable for

those who have ip be out in sll wesihcn. They fortify against cold and fatigue and Amsintsin strength. ` _

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A few years ago a man W

going into a tailor shop W ere a

for other than business purposes he would be ashamed

to be seen wearing it. We have changed all this. With our advent in Canada, sev en years ago, We sold

A ii- Wool clothing-Made-to-Measure -at One Pric

$15. No More, No Less---clothes that any man wh felt that he wanted a second suit for business, or for

' dress, might be proud to Wear. The average man,

Working for salary, cannot afford to pay $25 or $3 for a suit or overcoat---Mother must be dressed---the

kiddies must have shoes---the grocer’s bill must be

0 look presentable one must have all-wool.

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|58 Rlohrnorsd St. Charlottetown

ould be ashamed to be seen

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In the old days credit concerns would take $15 down on a man s suit-of English & Scotch Woollen Co. quality-and own his pay for the balance of the man’s life. We have proven, and are proving every day of the year, that we can produce for Cash an all-wool suit, or an all-wool overcoat, as low in price at $15, cut and made by expert work- , ers in any stylena _man chooses to wear. Fred k Gafeau That s how the Mill-to-Man plan has re- Su t of Branches

volutionized the Tailoring business. P ' -

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H8t°Glii\etlns West. Ko-llllfy

- _ Mail Orders-Send us a Postal and just say “Sam~

M S ples"-this will bring you our big FREE outfit-~

samples, measurmg chart, style book and tape.

l Address Mail Order Dept., 415 St. Catherine Street, East, Montreal. | p

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