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LETTERS OF CONDOLENCE.

Mr. and Airs. Sydney Llewellyn:

'Wc. the members of the C. It}. Sn- clcty. of Murray Harbor North. wish to convoy tn you n mess-agi- of sympathy in the great loss you have stiatulned in the tit-nth oi‘, your daughter. Lottie.

‘We feel that words of OllFS can be 0f little comfort at this time; Cod alone cnu comfort you

bestow ills grace upon you. And

we would earnestly cntreat you togby

look upon this parting not as the end of that sweet young llfc, but u‘

transplanting by nn all ‘fist (Irent- 0f or, to holtvtntiy mllltiilmltl to gro\v|;t|.,.,y)0,,gfl;|_

to a higher degree oi‘ [xvrfetttitml

than it could c-vnr have nttnlned in IC-ook

this world of sorrow nnd woe. We ‘wish to exit-ml our sincere sympa- thy to your non John. '\'l'o would direct hlm 1o his Creator. who known our trlnl-s and sorrows.

unto thee. dlgt of His countenance upon thee a give thee pence." dfiignedb-The members of the ~ Murray uni-nor INorilt Christian Ililudeavor Socially. ._.' .__ . f .

"I'll iilrothcr Wrcy Klllgr - - _~“.

We. the members of the C. E. so’- oioty of Murray ilnnbor North, dc- sire to express to you our sincere sympathy in the grout grief which nu recently t-omc m you. the death of ur ilenr young urlfe. After

The ‘Lord lift up the

Friday afternoon, Dec. 21st, in the

- very pleasing nnd- (‘hrlstmns-tlnle

, readiness. with which the

lanswcri-tl. wnn very gratifying

f, teacher. At. thc close of the '"'='.-:rr::.::::";';:;.:'.i“ PERBONALS ,.

ltlary Riley. ponlnu (Inmpbt-ll.

Compton. ‘f1 Xmns" by lillldrcti biartlti.

Normnn Boll.

nnd Ztlntheuon.

Donnld Cnmpbr-ll.

Flora lint-tin.‘ Dannie

.. . , and Margaret Riley. their-Illahknlilogimltlttllllellllsnfaclcetlg lmcmlmmmrh” shine upon thee. and be gracious X"‘""" "Y l7"°'>'" hum"-

Jimmle Jun-lino.

nltle girls.

RlTilll llli‘ I'll R

B. 2.06%, l-‘rauk Jelly. Linkletter Road; Alcy C.,W.Il. McNollLabpc merslde: .\Ilss Eldred 2.18%;Goo. Scmple, Kenslugton; M-lss locyland. l). ll. Morrison. Summon-side: (‘Bub Phillips), Miss Crescus, Clifford lltogcrs. Llnkletter Road; Governor ‘(Hmernl end- Devilish Daisy. Vi‘. hlnttbews. Sumtnerside; Jack On mend 2.18%;- Hztrry Sllllpllant. (fotrmlxlore K., Percy Tlowness. Sununcrside (Jack Steele); Ruby Attbrev Wm. Clark. Summersldc; Natalie Aqutllne, Geo. Calbeck. Summerslde; Iona Calnlon Theo- dorc ‘Waite. The "speed lovers" are expected to arrange n race on the harbor ice when the first. op- portunity offers. Albert J.. is altw in Summerslde owned by Capt. Fred Peters. There is a lot of

Murray Harbor North Christian Endeavor Society. (‘Patriot please copv.»

- - —- -<-OI-v- -i BELLE RIVER SCHOOL

'l‘he semi-annual examination of Belle River School was held on

presence of nbout twenty-six rate- payers and visigurs. The school- room was very zlrtlstlcnlly decorat- ed for the occasion with spruce. Xutus bolls, Imnnvt" nnd garlands. which on the whole presented .1

appearance. The 1iupih-i were ex- amined in the ‘various fllllllflfllg by the tcltchcr, Mlss Florence Clements. The correctness and pupils l0 all present, reflecting great credit on the care and efficiency of the cx- amination Rev. A. J. hiacNeillwns appointed chairman nnd the follow-

Sttnnnorslde. it ls possible to hold one of the biggest ice-racing meets

chains and business men side people is only dormant. K.

Mlnnnl‘: Llalment for Headache

Compton. ‘ --.‘ ill . b ' 33F"; (“mamas Io 3 y uuml --.\lt-st-:rs Elnmett and

Recitntitin-—-"A tiny

Recitation --- "Snnlylund." byiwn‘ Dialogue-write Sick Doll"

by_. - Margaret Rib-y nnd ‘bide’ vmwd

Dmmmilcnrs Day. ‘K.

llecitntlon~——liy Willie llcars. Song -— "\Vclt'0mc. Beautiful

hora. is visiting friends at Ken Anna

slnntoit. K. Riley nnd Flora. nlortln, Ri-(ritnflou-"Tht: 'l‘wins by ..-.\lr. Jerome ‘Mulligan of Rccitatiun—"A Xmas Wish" Alberta Stewart. lit-cltallon.—“l.lctty and Bear" by Margaret hlacDougall. Dl:tlo|zuc-——"Jelly for the liilmet- er" by l-Jvelyti Mnrtln, Elizabeth MacDougall and Grace Compton. Recitatlon-"Thn Little SChOOI- ma" by Mildred Martin. - Recitation-my John N. Matheson. Motion Soug-"Mcrry Xmas Day" by nix girls. - Recltation-“Grantlpafs Spectac- les" by Lnry Jnrdinti. Recitatl0n~by Bcnnlc Bears. instrumental Solo —— "Nollie Gn-y by lmtslie SUJWFIH. Rt-cltallotw-"Whon Thomas Tnkrm Ilin Pen" by Grace Compton. Ilm'|tnl.l0n--—\\'lio Iilude the Speech by Idiom Martin. Dinlogue-(looti-Bye. by (Hill. and (‘hriutlne llcll. l-ivw-ltntlnm-"Snntn (‘lane's Trull" by Willie Cnmplwll.

by at his old home in Klnkora, P. E I. ii.

the

da y. on business.—-S.

houte the first oi’ the week.

——.\lessrs Harold Drlsc-oll, Allan lilurphy and Frank Glllls, S. D. students. spent Christmas vscn- tlon nt their homes in Kcnsiug- lvn.-l\'.

——i\llss llolcn Johnstono, Long River, is visiting friends in Tyne Pcnrl \'all8)'.~$. ~ —~.\lr. James Crockett. lilnungcr 4 _ _ or it. T. llolmnufi-i, Charlottetown lll'l.‘lliillUll‘—"Tlll.‘ how Cook’ by hmnch’ awn‘ New year-S M“, *\"i1"1m'">’- " friends in Summersidc.—$. ltr-tdtitliun-"A Mortifylng Aiis- ' Iiiltv" by Grace AlncDougall. sor.v—"'l‘bl.-t way Kristi" by Grace Compton nnd Evelyn Martin. llocltnliou-"A Sleepy School" by lilaurlce Stewart. ltocllatiolt -- by Alcxnildcr

--»Profcss0r Rockford of Painter ltomi, was n visitor to Bummemldti on Wednesday. The Trot. will be remembered an the man who cam-

Little

llel. through the Eastern. Racing circuit some years ago. lie still has some fast homes at his home "lllghball farm." K.

turn luss WllH '"

Ret-itatlon-"A Sad Alnrgnrot Riley. Dialogue-my tcn girls and boys. llwtltntlon-"Dylng C '~ ion Paddy lilcCztho" by Elizabeth

Accident"

Rccltntlun—"0ur work" by Isabel llociirttlon-~"\\'llllc'u Speech" by

Claus" by Compton

Sovig-~"tl|d Sntltn

Week Before

Mitsterole Worksnwithout the Blister Easier Quicker There's no sense In mixing a mesa oi

monarch-flour and water when you-err easily relieve '

'- l lleelluLlotl---"Gcl-i.lng off to School" by La-alle Stewart. Dlalogtw-lllonf an n Post" by Innnt MacDougall, Allnn Riley and Willie Bears. ltecltntlonr-"A Careless Doll" by itinn-t-nfnl n. H . Recltatloni-"A Witty Retort" by l

place M olctminllm: wmpromm burl-lie: one: we: t ' from sore throat, llltuichltis, toetsili xoup. stiff asthma, neuralzia pleurlsymheutna

Recitation-by Mary llcll Cook. Hong-"Xrnnn All Your Long" by

An important feature of the pro recitation by

lust horse-x within easy reach of

held in the Marltimes. The mer- have vignlliled their willingness to help the movement substantially. The old sporlivc spirit of the Summer

(‘llllltllt . To," by lClow and their wives spent Christ- imns n1_ their old home in Kenning-

_‘\“s“ Irene ‘lgglgfitgtglfumfigxi luternusslcrr-Snle of candy. . . I ——.\liss Cecilia Mulligan nf Kin-t

St.‘ John. N. '13., is spending a vacation

——.\fr. Atlstln Reid. Cnmpbellton, "ernl lot ~i was in Summersldc Wedncs lt-vt-ifng.

pfllgllllil the black pacer Corwlu]

lllllillfllliillllil‘

Us the unwelcome

a a brief period of wedded llfc. & can perhaps ncnrcrly realize s depths of loneliness and grief no‘: passing away has plunked you. like t-llanlt 00d that you sorrow mo those without trope. but forward to a-blesncd time billion when parti shall be ‘I090. We know t It words mortars to comfort you lu hour of sorrow. but we ad you in s loving Saviour hath sold: "Come unto Me. all t labor lad are hoary laden,

mill 10a "

‘oftho

Minder Goodwill MncDougall. son of Capt. MaeDougall. who has not attained school age on yet. Miss Margaret Riley. on behalf of the puplln. read nu address and pro rented the teacher with I prune of seven dollars. ~ ~ — The manor. thong tum by surprise. heartily ed tho pupils for their lrlndluli 189i token of appreciation. After several coin plimontsry remarks were made by the visitors. the pupils were trest- ed. with candy midwiv. A. J MneNt-lll uni ,

headadie.

dun, lumbngo, palm and aches of tht back or joints, sprains, more muscles for: feet. eoldw‘

—BEDEQUE METHODIST CIR- CUPlZ-Services. Bedeque l1 a. m. Searletown 3 p. m. Capo Traverse 7 p. m. - ,

—-SUMNIERSIDE AOENIZ- Mr Byron MacDonald of the MacDon- ald Drug 00.. ls mow Guardian ro- presentatlvo in Som-mernido and will be pleased to moelvo neyra odyertlsi 5. new and renewal out» scriptio and MacDonald sells the Guardian at his store. hone No. ls 12-2.

Morning His telep- tf

-—OHRISTMAS TREE-A Christ- mas Tree in connection with the tsumltierside Methodist S. S, was held at the "l-lpworth Hall on Fri- day evening last. There was n large atttentlance of children and other friends. Mr. W. lluestls prc~ sided. The children presented an attractive and varied programme. Rccltations were given by Wini- fred Mnttan, Norma Call-beck. Jean Callback. Read Muttnrt, Billie Den- ny. Thelma Lowthcr. Ethel Croc- kctt, Dorothy Callbeck, Marjorie McQuarrle. and Lilian Dickie. The junior gtrls contributed an exec else entitled ‘The Christmas 'I‘ree" ns well as the chorus Silver dlell white :1 very attracted item entitled "What the Star Saw" was given by four oi’ their number. Albert and -D0r0t-hy Slllintbnat. entertained the nudloncc with a. well executed piano and violin selection. "Away in a Afanger" sung by the ‘Primary Class. The boys of Miss .\laeQuar- He's clasls gave an exercise Miss Gladys IDenny sung "Santa Claus is Come to Town. This ivas n very popular item. and the soloist. re- ceived two cncores to which she responded with Polly \Vultz Doodle and Coming Through the Rye. A song of Christmas was ably render- ed by Normc Callback. Tito min- istcr the Rev. J. F. Denny told a lnle of the fairies. An enjoyable eventing ended with the visit of Santa Claus (Mr. F. Cruel and “Fltc King."

---—-<o>—-——- CH RISTMAS CONCERT

A very successful Xmas school cfmccrt Win-t hcld in Clinton Hall on Dec. 19. Although thcnlght was disagreeable the hull wasfillctl to its cnpnclty nnd a large sum of money “'35; realized.

Th;- folloiving comprised the pro gram:

Opt-ning Atldrvss-Rttth Iicnney. Little om Folks-School.

ltczullng—lltlth Ziiutclt.

; Duct-Jluy nnd Elton Woothidt‘.

l Xmas Eve Pantomime.

l Sol0—-\\'llllan| (fousltis. DlOllfllUKlli>~ATlll0l Whitehead. l)uct——.\l::rictt Jultnstonc and

Annn Riley.

DlIIlOEIRP-‘TOILYS Prnetlcnl Joke. ' SoIoAJt-rtrudo. Dennis. Pantomime-Star So Bright.

Chm m; iuvt-ltool). blflltb-"Pllill: lionuey. _ Dlalogtu: —~ Screnndittg Santa lClaus.

Llng-zt-Litig-Li .-,t

f Rt-cltntion-(ioorgn plat-Kay.

I Solo-Ixmuld Campbell.

| (‘losing Atldrcss-—itutli Ilcnnvy. , Organist-Mirna Riley.

l Air. llurry dlllfks izreatly pleas- wad the audience by rendering sev- viulln selections during the

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-——.\lr. Ralph Foraythe. son of Mn; GRAND CONCERT AT 57' nnd Mrs. A. E. Forsythc, AlbertonJ who has been absent for several years in the United States, arrived

PETEWB -

in the Xmns Concert, which look place Dec. 17th inst, under the aus- pices of the indies institute of St. Peter's South. there was display- ed the greatest amount of talent that. bus yet been listened to in lhnt. vicinity.

The entertainment was patroniz- od by a large audience. and all ex- prcssed their appreciation of such a flow of unusual talent. The lad- ins were fortunate in securing the Rollo Bay Orchestra. which is com- posed of those educated in the nrt of music, nnd cunscutionlly: dis- iplay n brand of music hnrd to ‘iequttl in tho provinces.‘

' All the numlnrril were well ren- Ill‘l't‘(l, and were heartily npplnud- ed. It in true that this concert has established a standard difficult to reach nnd impossible to be excel-

d.

The following wnn the program:

I Orchestra. Christmas Drill. Chorus-Christmas Ship. Special- ty-Vocnl Solo—i\lr. L. Chnlsson. Recitation. from Drummond——l)r. R. J. McDonald. Dialogtte-"Ttmt- |'lng the Tables". Du1~t——- (Yum-lea land Isabel Wayc. Diulogue-"Pol- lly Ann and Jane". Duet—ll:-tl1 _.Mcl.aulzhlln nnd Carl Anderson. ‘Chortle-Miss Fogartlifu Cake. Su- lo-Jllnnehe Wayu. Duct-flier)‘ |Pmvcr nnd Cyril lllcDonnld. Solo»- ‘Cnrl Anderson. CllllflIH—-SllIlli't Claus. Orchestra Dlnlogus-"Wheu Women Have Their Rights". Spec- inlty—-Solo——Mr. L. Chnlsnon. Curl Anderson. Chorus-PH»; For Money. Orchestra.

Safe“ Fat y‘ Reduction

Reduce. reduce.‘ reduce. ls slo an ol all fat people. ring m; be . Um. ts tlc cry of iuhlnn and society. And t e overfat wring titolr bands in mortlfltfatlun and ltnlplenl- noun; rcveitim: at. nltinentlmr drugs. afraid of violent exercise. dreading and unsatisfying diet, until they hit upon the ltnrm. lent lfarmola Prescription and lonm’ through it that they may safely rc- dtice nteadlly and easily without nnd change in their mnde nf llfr. but harmlensly. secretly. and quick- ly reaching their lanai of flfillfo, with a ‘smoother akin. better sp- pellte and health than they hnvr

tltl

n aver known. Anil new comer Mar-

mola Prescription Tablets from thr name famously harmless formula an the Marmot: Prescription.

hoov you to ‘learn the utlofoetofy hone olll effects of this great, In“. fut reducer by giving to your draw-

cllt one dollar for‘: he: nr Illlfl-

Llob-Pllinting. Mr. l

- services will be held In Montague.

‘ lprizo was won by Miss Lydia Ross

Eastern Guardian , manor aim-Elinor; Catalog

..""EASTERN AGENT —Mr. J. w. Murdock is now Guardian Ascot in Montana. and will he pleased to receive news items, ad- vertising. Job Printing. new and renewal subscriptions. tf

'. .°A "WHIBT ANDDANOE" will be held in the Cardiganhall on Tuesday night, January 8th. Proceeds ln aid of new school.- lBy order of Women's Institute. 798-l-i-3i

..”WEEK OF PRAYER-Next Week the annual week of Prayer

Due notice will be given out on Sunday" front the various churches. as to the services for the week. A Rood attendance is looked for.—

..’-*A SOCIAL TlME—Thc whiut party nnd dance which was held in the Town hull. Georgetown, on Monday, December illst was a de- cided uucccss- Whlst w-as played from eight until ten. The lady's prize was won by Mrs. Donovan and the gentleman's prize by Mr. Joseph Klggtns. a delicious lunch was served and quite n sum of money wns realized. A.

..'1‘Vl8lT INTERRUPTEII-Alru Jolm. Annenr who arrived in Montague recently from Western Canada. hns received word that her daughter Mrs. Everett lvcs is seriously ill in Sydney and left on Monday last for that place to curt- for her. Mrs. Ives is vrell known. in illontngue, nnd her friends hope ln-r condition is not so dangerous as reported. Mrs. Annenr will not. return to Montague, but will g0 to Boston. where she has nnothcr dtiiilllllfll‘. tosucnd the n-lnlon-J.

...."WHl8’l‘ PARTYp-The Whist Party and dance which was held in the town hall, Georgetown, in aid of‘ -St. Vincent Orphsnaze. on \\'ed~ n-osday, December 26th, was n. de- cided success. Whist was played from eight until eleven, The lady's

and the gentleman's, (Yam, Fitzger- ald. The dance consisted of Iancers, waltz, two steps nnd fox trots. Ex- cellent music was furnished by Mr. James Ccudzm. Airs. Falrchlld, Bliss Kathleen Falrt-‘hlld. Quite u sum of money was rcallzell.—~.\.

..=‘ FIRE ALARM-During the very high wind on Wctlttesday the nlnrtn was; sprntd that the residen- cc of Capt. llngb nnd Mrs. Mc- Leod. situated on the outskirts of Montague was on fire. But before [the Aloutngnc fire brigade could lnrrivn on the scene. the _n_ll out’ lsfliillill was sounded. ll. turned out Ilucklly lhnt it was ottlytbe flue that nuns on fire. greatly to the relief of Mr. McLeod who was _not home! at the tltnc.—.l. I

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t

; msucozssruv. coucsnr. .-| t very Sllfiflisflfillll‘ program was rftctl out on Christmas evening byi ‘the Sunday School pupils of St. David's Presbyterian Georgetown. Tho decorations were’ very tastefully’ arrayed and the’ Xmas tree wns laden with many beautiful gifts. Pollowilli? 1B “l9 program: Chorus. Merry Christ- mns, by the School? Exercise, Christmas Wishes. Gordon D008‘ las, Oliver Ross. Neil McLeo-tl; Recitation, Eleanor ‘Leslie; Duct. Tito First Manxell, hllsscs ‘Eva nnzl Marie Clark; Recitation. Gordon Douglas; Exercise and Chorus. Away in a Manger, Junior Class; Recitation, Christmas Eve in the City, Mary McGowan: Chorus. Christmas Welcome b)‘ ‘£110 D033; mX-Jmtlou, Eduriu flour Exercise. G0,] h, ,1,0y¢. by u glrlnz‘ Rctrllntiou. Catherine MeKlnnoni Unme- div‘ Dtrlls.-—A. '

.. twztcome VlSlTORS.- n in pleasing to sec Mr. nnd MR4- flnpry ltoborlson back in ihclr old hon“) again in hlonlnguc, nfte

an nhseuco of three Y0K?" “W”

mogtly in Western (‘nnnd-a. Ilurlttg their absence Mr. and Mrs. ltobort- son travelled qulli- cxlivnwivebfi principality through llrltlult (olutu- bia. and have n fund of litters-stilt»; knowledge to disclose to nuy one wishing to learn nboutnih" Rrcnt- net-ls of thut province. Mr. nnd ltlrs. Iloburtuon are an yet undccldtvrl as to their future movctnctlls. lhirif friends 110i"! “Owlivm” ma’ hlottlnguo will offer lndtlccntcnls enough for them to remain with us.

JHSLANDER oEAoQ-nir. Cllfls

A. hlcllonulti. oi‘ Montague has I'v-

celvcd work of thu death of his

brother Joint A. which took place

lp Sacrnntcnlo City. California, on

Dec. llltlt. The deceased was n son

of the lute Allnn McDonald. of

Lower Montague. nnd ought t0 I10

well known to mnnyv of tho older

residents of King's (Iounty. When a

young mnn ho Wits employed as n

clerk in the store of the late l-lon.

A. C. McDonald. Montague after-

wards with McDolvtlild BT05.

Georgetown Setting out on his own

account he stnrtcd a general stnre

in. Sourls, in Company wltli n Ml‘-

Murphy, which- was successfully‘

conducted for ninumbor of years-

Solllng out his share of the busi-

ness he left for larger fields sett-

ling in California whdro he save; himself over to the service of the. church being known as "Brothel" Aldrlck." Thus another of our

former Islanders ha" , red nwny.

Mr. McDonald has the sympathy of

a host of friends in his sud bt-reevc

|ncnt.—J.

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PERSONALS

“time: Mary Martell. who has

been yioittlg friends in New Glas-

w. > returned to her home In rgetownl A.

lug a like amount tn the Marmolal company. ill! Woodward Avenue.

P..°.l.'°.'.i"..i‘i2."" ‘m’; ' “Mobil ' a a x o violet-Irina “More "" "

alumni-o ..°Mr. Michael Msrteli has re- turnil to lift-homo in 00011010"! g Visiting. friends in New Glu- . A . . , .

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BIG

Whitewear ‘Starting Wednesday, January 2nd

Your pleasure in dainty lingerie will be doubled when you find it priced at a marked saving, as 1n this January Sale. All sizes are obtainable 1n Prmcess SllDS, Night Gowns, Chemises and Step-ins.

trimmed with Special values

A large variety from. Suitable for

from 85c to $4.75.

ues $2.50 to $6.50.

Church. '

$2.40.

Silk and Satin $1.75‘ to $3.50.

NIGHT GOWN S

Many dainty styles, {Jrettily lace and tucks. 85c to $4.25.

ENVELOPE CHEMESE -

dressyaiE-airs. All nicely trim- med with lace and embroidery Pink and White. Prices range

Silk Chimese. Special val-

CAMISOLES

Of Nainsook and Cotton in many pretty designs 65c to

t0 choose Balanceo

simple or

ilVhite anc

Plain and ' and short

Camisoles urith embr

JANUARY.5.19 -

o

Sale

APRONS Fancy Tea Aprons, MaicFs Aprons, Nurses Aprons, large white band aprons and work aprons, 50c to $2.00.