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h must write the name of the advertisers in whose announce-

glmcnt a word was missing, along with the missing word in each individual one. Also state the merchant or merchants whose names were used as key letters for the missing words. These lacy letters are jumbled but when put in

Bulletin and mail or bring Office.

Each week three replies will be drawn from all received

and three awards given in

1st, $8.00; 2nd, $2.00; and 3rd, $1.00, As all prizes will be given in merchandise orders, it is necessary to state in your reply the name of the merchant upon whom you wish

gthe prize order drawn .

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Then attach to your solution a receipt from any . ments, one word only being left out of any one advertise- advertiser ‘on this Bulletin, indicating that business bad .been transacted with at least one of the advertisers on the

your letter to The Guardian

the order of their drawing:

testant may send in each week, providing n rem any merchant on this Bulletin accompanies each i

l All replies to this contest should Editor, The Better Business Bulletin, Charlottetown, P. E. I., and should be in later than Thursday noon each week. -

This contest is open to all except emplnynns Charlottetown Guardian and their families.

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Solution to Last Week’s Contest

ADVERTISER-‘S NAEME - E. S. MOORE.

l-Iverything-Fumiture Exchange Store Range-The Modern Shoip

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PRIZE WINNERS

1. Mrs. Warren Inman, Hampton, P. E 1. 2. Hollis Jay, 33R Euston Street. City.

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_ 1,0" W], BUY gtlie season. .'_'.lll kinils of )leii's Winter Clothingg PHONE 500 Q ' ~ "w 21,, ‘I "' ' ‘ ind FOOtWPZII“ Carpenters‘ and’; f? _ i’ _ i {i/"gfgx (£6 iil./‘O~ w-liaiiiiys’ 'l'0(lls; Furniture, Stovesxf’, F B c o N R A n . 1 .. g’ - - , . ‘, ‘i: i r . _ t ‘ “ ’ "' " ‘, [I Corner Queen and Water Streets Queeifs l‘. 1.1.: i" .. l l3); lire-a: tilt " rlipivcl . ° ciiniioiieiwwn Z5

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8 lbs. large Prunes —- — — — 25c 10 lbs. Onions — — — — — — 15c 20 lbs. Sugar, white and Brown $1.00 10 bars Surprise Soap —— — — 45c 10 bars Dollard Soap - -- -- 29o 2 lbs. Creamery Butter -— —- —— 51c 24 lbs. Flour, all kinds — — -— 95c Get your Contest Slips here. PHONE z46-J.

MacPllEE BROS.

Prince Street

383838382821 NEW . . . WOOL FAILLE

SKIRTS

Sizes 12 to 20.

PRICE $1.95

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SEE AD ON PAGE S.

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The Florists‘ Telepraph Delivery Association, Incorporated, with which

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‘ There ls no better drink for children as well as grown-ups any inn, o; Serve it 110/1‘ COLD. You'll find It a real wholesome “iilght-cap." 31th made with pure "Garden City" whole milk, fliiest iii-unul.il<-ii Sugar Green gain! best quality ground chocolate. Order yours today.

Children

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_ _ PHONE 112 U v QDRESSED PUULTRYiy Th", ,5 a Gcmﬁnencss about ac omriuuuntromunno 3mmuonnuomorinwté¢°°°Qm°°1° I Jewelry Store purchase that lasts ‘qand gives perfect satisfaction.

The guarantee from this Storeglwe are affiliated, offers you world wide delivery of

180 Kent St. (Formerly Grafton St.)

‘Hid’. jllhlliVi‘ liliOWlvdgt! 0t‘ conditi-

.oi-.= is they exist today“? Are we

.11.‘ oi our own C0l1\'l(‘liO1l.‘;'.' May I Ilpviil here what. I have said to _.<o lllfiili‘ i-oimg lenders: NFYPI’ at- tviipi. io liiipuit to others what

. you do not, llll(l(‘l‘:.lZil1(l yourself.

Could you llll"»\\.'I‘l‘ the ciucstloiis.

following or have you knowledge

. 0i conclilioirs herewllh mentioned?

Do you know oi ivliat cocktails , consist?

Why aie eoktails injurlou; tn , ours health?

iliivr: you knowledge regarding y‘ tho Liquor Control Act? I 'l‘hi> Canada Temperance Act?

llloth may be obtained free from ihi (‘loi'i\i'iiii‘.i~iitfl

Young people road many maga- Tllll".'\' c~.;ii'i-_viiig brewers‘ nrivcrtlsing. lizivc you see some, what. do you ililiil: 0i ll?

What. ls the percentage of high whnnl students affected by “drink" iii your locality’!

Are you awurc that n‘. least. 25% of theinmntcs of some of our uomeuls jzilli are druiz addicts?

That more than 75‘! of our jail iiimIitcs are vlclliiis of "drink,"

mid. of (’Ol1l'.'-?l‘. a. piullcin of these

Lil-ll‘ ilruqs as um i alcohol?

1J0 fiﬁll know llrii many girls Jpriid $30121) poi" day on drugs?

I would xvrzti‘ ihilflri without (‘llCl of horrors regarding our girls, not iiirnllmiliig our jxiiiiii; lilﬁll: All uliisrleil by alcohol m‘ drugs dir-

L oily, n'l true (‘o w.

Women! Do you low your own 'l'hcn have compassion on another inollierls son or lldllglliﬂl". Re- member! Snares are rel. for youth ln':~l..

In ill.‘_.‘=i0l'_\‘ oi Mary and Martha. 1

we iiiid our iii-nits ggﬁiili! out tn .‘;_\'ll11‘t(\i»ll_'v' to Afaitlia. mid we are lil'l‘ll.'tl)S criiiral 0t blziry. Martha louiiil. as: we ‘do. main," things and llll1)O1‘ll1lll.. but Jcsu.» thi- or siiiil "one lliiuii" “as inOsi. i\i.ii'_'.' had apiritiliil ill l'l't'|)ll(lll oi llii- "moi linpiiriiiiii." ‘ ‘..i fjlltttl p.i:l '.\llll'll.‘ll;1ll nnl. h:- l vlmii 1 " ol ill“ .\l.| ‘li-i"; inure;- uge. lllf; in: i.

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the "One thing" (most important). Give the young people of this province and their leaders most loyal and hearty co-operatlon and support. Nlrs R. D. Edith E. WRIGHT Provincial "Y" Secretary. AERIAL SMOKER I-‘INED For smoking cigarettes in the Imperial Airways liner Heracles, between Paris and Croydoii though warned not to do so, a passenger was fined $50 and $15 co ts.

iii MEMORIAM

MRS. ANNIE IIMWBRICK

On October 20th a tribute of Sylllllililly rises spontaneously from our hearts as we learn that Mrs- Aiinle Biiinbrick has been called sway from us to join her husband and four oi her family in that country where mourning shall be iio more.

Mrs. Bambilek was the second daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs.

Angus lift-Donald of Glciiroy, and_

hero the most of her life has been spent. until in lici" declining years she went to the Sacred Heart Home and on the above mentioned date. her gentle spirit. winged its way lieuveuward there to be met by the Son oi Man with a mild and cheer- iul countenance. A happy people it ha: been well said has iio history. But lri the records of eternity the uninspired round of daily events may be fraught with immortal sig- nificance. What nobler tribute can we pay a woman than to say she was a devoted wife and mother: what could be more inspiring than

to know that, her children and her ‘

children's children rise up and call licr blessed. Mrs. Bnmbrlck will long be remembered for her gino- ious hospitality so freely (IPPQHSCKI

iil the fnmlly home, and for her .

i-liuritalile lllllllhil'l\ll(lllS lo ||1'P(ly and afflicted.

She leaves to mourn her passing. one son; Il(‘l)t‘l‘, Mining Engineer. Amos, Quebec and one daughter

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g FLOWERS , FOR

and assurance that only the cxperi Elli-need jeweler can give. ’

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ALL

ASK US ABOUT SERVICE.

JAMES TAIT

PHONE

'21 Villa. Avenue

259 , |

AT QCLQDKQOUV5M by buying at low regular priees 2 lb. Jaf ci

SERVICE

OCCASION

couvcr, Wash. Her

pallbearers were Messrs J0 ‘i’ D11 Barrett, Mont McKay, Ell-WI‘! Clark, Charles Fisher,

James lllrliauglilln and Artiemas Coffin.

Her funeral took DllLCC from her old home at Glenroy to so An- drews church where a requiem H1811 Mass ‘lives celebrated by Rev. George McComiack, who also con- ducted iiic services nt. the grave. Ir‘ the sanctuaigy were seated Rev. A. P. McLellan and Rev. B. Croken. Her body 1135i; in the peaceful little cemetery near by

.101‘ Gerard otrPiiTvivciean-cc-fllrtifn?‘

beside the remains oi her husband. To her family and to all who knew her she has left. a shining example or fine christian womanhood.

May her dear soul purified from all stains of earth, enter speedily into the ititizciishii) of the Heavenly Country for it is written: “Blessed are the dead who die in the Lord, they may reit from their labours for their works follow them."

YORK AND VICINITY 'I'he engagement is announced of Mis Dorothy Ellen Murphy, daughter 0t’ Major and Mrs. F. P. Vokes, Kinsstcn. Ont, to Mr. John H. Busliiicld of the same place. MrsVokes is a sister of Mrs. Ain- brose G. Mcllott, Union Road Lot 33.

Mr. Tho y l-Iorgaii, Staiihopc, paid ii business vlsli. to the city yesterday. While there he visited his son Thomas, at; present a pati- cnt; in the' City Hospital.

Mrs. Alex McDonald.‘ Cove Head Road is reported much better this week.

Ilalloivcen passed off quietly at York this year, the chief promoters being unable to take part.

Mr. and Mrs. Iouls McDonald. (Yallioi-ulii. have tuki-n up their residence at. Cove Head Road for tlii- “inter.

Mr. John Clifford Hurdle, ‘Pleas-

Bin TGTdi/iewiisiigreatly ‘tmprovinif h is property. Besides painting ‘his res- idence and erecting a building for grain and machinery, he has also greatly improved his barn accom~ modatlon.

Mr. Wm. Keizer. York, is report- ed much better of late but Mrs. Jas. Kelzer Ls not so well.

DARNLEY SCHOOL

Honor R011 of Darnlcy School: Principal's Department

Grade VIII--1. Florence Bassett; 2. Louise MneKay; 3. Margaret Adams.

Grade VII-l.

Lorne. Woodslde;

Primary Department

Grade V—l. Merle ' Crozier; 2. Joyce McKay and Helen Cham- pion; 3. Edith Thomson.

Grade IV~L Dorothy Hickey; 2. Evelyn Hickey; 3. Edison Cham- pion; 3. Edith Thomson.

Grade [V—l. Dorothy Hickey; 2. Evelyn Hickey; 3. pion. .

2. Allan Hickey; 3. George Wall. Grade IIIWI. Gordon Blinder- Grade VI—1. Violet Bassett. son. Pei-feel. Attendanpe. — GradeII-l. Morton Roach; l. Champion, lmulse Mai-Kay, Flor- Rose Thomson and Ciiirince ence Bassctt, Janey ' Champion; 3. Elivmii (‘re/ten

Velda Roach, Allan Ilickoy, George Wall, Robert Mountain. James R. Murphy, teacher.

Eilison Cham-

PHONE 584

THE PURE MILK COMPANY

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Grade I-l. Rnbcrrt (‘i i. Charles Champion; Hickey and Allison Roadi.

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