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j 3 Buckles $2.75 4 Buckles, $3.00 and ‘. 2 straps $3.75, and up to $4.50 for 5 Buck. .‘ les Jersey Cloth. _. _

., l. DOCTORS’ WVATERPROOF BOOTS

1 These Boots are made of Black or ,- Brown Calfskin, with two full soles and a " slip,als_o English calf lined. New price $7.50 ..‘ Misses’ and Qhillirelfs Overshoes. l Sizes 7 to 10 _l-2_$2.00, 11 to 2 ..... .8225

1 \VOMEN’S ‘VHITE KID EVENING SLIPPERS _ one strap cut-out Pumps. Spanish Jr. 1,, Heels, suitable for weddings or evenigg j wear $5.

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_ LADIES’ HOSIERT * Wool, 90c, $1.25, and up. i Silk and wool $1.25, $1.50, $1.75. . All Silk, 90c, $1.25, $1.50, $2.00. A pretty Christmas Box free, '

i‘ SNO\\’ SHOES

.‘ V. itih thongs and toe-straps complete. W) Boys’ $4.00, Men’s $4.50, Women's $3.75, s“ Girls’ $3.00.

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*4‘ . Buckskin. Men’s $2.00, Women’s $1.60 l/ Girls’ $1.30, Boys’ $1.60, Children's 75c. y \, Oil Tanned, for hard wear, Men’s $2.3( ‘ Boys’ $1.85, Small Boys 11 to 13, $1.50. J Child's $1.35.

i‘ woman's BLACK »S.~\_'l‘1N PUMPS q)‘ ' Twostrap, covered military heels $550

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i‘ Black $3.00, Broviii $3.50, Brown

Romeo Slippers with elastic sides only $6.50 WOMEPPS FELT BOOTS

With leather soles and Kid Foxed $2.65

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MEN'S FELT BOOTS Light leather soles, to wear with over- shoes, $2.65. Also all felt, with felt soles, very comfortable ﬁor driving or expos d positions, Only $215

WOMEiWs KID BOUDOIR. SLIPPERS

In all fancy-leathers and colours, Pon- pon tomatclh 131-50

v IVSKIS ‘~ With Norwegian harness, completg $6.50 and $ n)‘ "Bamboo poles $190 99°.‘ ‘anpfii. LDISCOUN '1‘ On the balance of our Natural Tred

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N ‘SHOP from Holmarﬂa Catalog.

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m greatly, reduced prices.

Bros. Ltd. 6833 . ' ELECTRICAL GIFTS are always (S, useful. Palmer-Watson Electric

b" our: or our: beautiful calen-

W’ chase of $2.00 or over, starting H! every lady will appreciate. Prowsa

, ,' Ewen liiilacbougall will preach Sab- 13,‘ ‘Iris at 3. andiMurray River at. 6.30;

w Also Monday 281th at Belle ‘River at y‘; 7 =p.m.

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ALL LADIES winter coats at Prowse

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A HANDBAG makes a gift that

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OHUROH OF SCOTLANDFRev. hath 27th at Murray River at 10.30;

BELLS.--Ws have a large assort-

ness and iHorec ilugs, all of which we are selling at specially low hrices during the holiday season. A Horne & Co. 6867 12 23 2i.

SAD BEREAVEMENT. -- The (lentil occurred suddenly a1, her home, 122 Dresden Row. Halifax Saiturday nighit, of Mrs. Ellen Mat- son .a.ge 65 years, widow of Geo Maison. a well known. marine en- gineer of Halifax, who died sonic years n-go, She was a daughter of the late iAndrew Hillman. She leaves two 80flS—~Si.ilill(3y J.,' al home and Frank. iii Charlottetown in Johnston & Johnston's Drug- store. and one daughter Mrs. ‘Geo- rge ‘Rutherford. of New York, and one brother, Joseph Hillman, of Halifax.

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AT GOVERNOR'S lSLAND—The following is u. summary of the work done ‘to date by the Henry L. Do- heriy Company who are engaged in drilling for oil on (lovernons Is land: lmoember int-Drilling start- ed, 27 feet ﬁrst day.,l)ec.(-.mber 2nd. Operations coiltlnued. ‘the bore reaching to 41 feet. (lrilling howev- er bad to he abandoned for the time hing due "to striking a large llow cl fresh water, which ﬁrst lllade i‘ts'u-pl>eai'iiilue at 23 (eel. Tile willer caused tiio well to cave ilnd also drained ‘the other wells _ nearby; (ioiiseqnontly no steam ' was zivzlilable wit-h which to curry I oi operations, December" 3rd, Bruce f htewurt and Co. engaged to build u special (inning 25 feet long and 25 inches in (liirnlcter. The caslni‘ proved n. success from the begin ning with the result that the leak was stopped and abundance oi‘ ‘ frcsil water on hand. December 4th to the 19th drilling was at a stand- still; on the latte-r (late work was resumed to a depth of 5i feet. De- cember 20th. red sandstone is still being gone through and the latest froin headquarters report the work going merrily on at 90 fee-t. Tile engineer in charge says that the work of drilling is considerably slower than ‘they are accustomed to on account or the tools sticking to the aides of t-hc bore. The neces‘ sary change of (lrills, etc, entails conaiderwble ‘time. hence the delay. Nevertheless Mr. Poinsett, City agent informed a Guardian repres- entative that in the course of two or three days they eiapect to have the well to n depth of Z00 feet, af- ter which the surface casing will be sot. This respite will therefore give the drillers a few days off the job, and as a consequence all hope to be in the city for their Christ- mas dinner. There was a ru-mor about.‘ the city yesterday with refer- ence to oil being struck. This rum- or ‘has no» foundation as nothing of the like is expected to happen. not for many months yet at. any rate.

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THE CHARLOTPETOWN GUARDIAN

IN MEMORIAM

- ARTHUR MoCABE

It is with feelings of sorrow that we are called upon ‘today m record the death at the u-ga of 53 years oi Arthur McCabe of New Zealand. P. E. 1.. which sad event occured at the ‘City lI-Iospital, ‘Boston on Fri- day ‘evening 11 inst. Deaceased went to Boat/on in ‘the spring of 1924, where he worked as a carpen - ter till about a month ago when he contracted a cold which later developed into pleurisy trom which he was slowly recovarinl when attacked by Eryslpalas which with its‘ attendant evils sapped his al- ready weakened vitality and re- suited as above stated.

Whilst at the Hospital every- thing that medical skill and kind nursing could do was done but to no avail.

His last. moments were made comfortable by receiving the last sacraments of Holy Mother Church and by having at his bedside three of his children and two of his sis- tern.

His remains accompanied by his son James and his ‘two daughters Elizabeth and ‘Mary arrived home on ’I‘ueaday night and on Wednes-

Church, Rollo ‘Bay where services were held by the Rev. ’Fr. Callag- han after which they repaired to the cemetery where the ills-t sad "itos were perfkirmed ‘by Father Callaghan and all that was mortal was l-ald to rest.

Ile- leaves to mourn their loss his wife, three sons, James, Owen and Iohn, ‘three (l-aughters Elizabeth. Wary and Anne and five gisters; Virs. Fidells ‘Paquet, ‘Boar's, Mrs. Peter llllcGaugh. ‘Bear River, Mrs. ioseph MaPhee, Gloucester, ‘Mrs l-Icnry ‘W. ‘Keefe and Mrs. Sarah Conway 0f Boston, besides a large lumber of rel-ativep and friends to whom we offer olir heartfelt sym- oathy.

Tile following sent iuesls.

Colin-une- 0'Hanlcy. Jack ‘OTHo-n- ey. Henry ‘W. Keefe. Mrs. Keefe. "rlnl Keefe. Mm. Joseph MoPhec. Mrs. Joseph MdPhee. ‘Thomas Con- way, Mary ‘Fisher, Ada Fisher. Hel- ‘nn. ltlclnnis. ilenrietta ‘Mclnnis. Catherine Conway. Anne Gillla. Gertie (lillis. Joseph Giliis. Corne- lius (llHIILJlJPli, Mrs. Cornelius "aiiipbell, Mrs. (Y. J. ‘Colillrick, J. 1. ‘hicbc-llllli, Mrs. J. (l. McLellaii. Yin-a lMflllflllli-Z. Mrs. James F. Man- ling all of ‘Boston. Mrs. McCube ln(l fzrnlily at holnc. ‘Rose McLean, “lorencc iMcLenn and (Mrs. Agnes White, Boston. '

Special spiritual bouquets were

spiritual be-

(‘lslzind and Boston papers please 901W)

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MRS. ANNIE McLEOD

Mrs, Annie Mcbcod. widow of tho lute ‘Mr. John F. McLeod, rpas- sed ttWlly at the home of her son. l/ir. John A. hiuLeod, lligg on Fri- lny morning the 18th instant. lit the age of 7-1. Practically confined .0 the home for the punt five or ilix years, anill to her ibed for the past two months, she welcomed ner many friends to ‘her home and her bedside. ‘Watched over with loving care and aided by remark- able powers of recovery she rllllied again and again, but when the call (lid come to her it iolliid her ready and willing to go.

‘She is survived by a large fam-

ure Mrs. K. M. Jenkins of New ‘Glasgow, N. S, Mira. B. F‘. Ding-man of Calgary, Mrs, Nathaniel Gay of Pownal, Mrs. Callum Bruce of Ver- non River, Mrs. A. L. Walker of

cholson and Miss Bella Nicholson of Orwell Co-ve are her survwing

Bub the scalp with Mlnal-(Pa Llnlment another sister h, a resident of ca“.

last tributes of respect and to ex- press their symipatliy for the her- iaved family. interment was made in the Church cemetery, under the direction of Messrs. Jenkins Bros. Millview.

(‘Patriot Please Copy

—-——.—<-o~4-i—-- Takc the pep from your dyspepsia with l5 to 30 drops of Sclgelﬁi Syrup ill ll glass of water us directed on the bot- tle. Ally Drug store.

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lzCould Hardil’ U" Fm’ Aim” “Mm- ﬂili. writca one man who after gives years of suffering haffound ln- with asthma.

. lilote relief through ‘Dr- J- D- illard Asthma Jlemedy- N°W knows how needless has been hi8 56i- ii

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agea that will dollgltf any amﬁkaf.

Cased Pipes

Briar and Meerlchaum with real amber mouth pleura

Cigar and Cillrﬂ" Holdara. Tobacco Pouohel. Cigarette Caaaa.

clgaroctea and Tobacco In Holiday Wrllilimﬂi-

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anap of your llfo aa we want to males a clean awaap cl all our Cllrlatmaa novaltlaa.

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pected took place to St; Alexis wgﬁo (266) Luau‘?- Male qua“ e. -

sent by Margaret and Barbara Mc- 9.20 P. M.

T-onald. A, J. McIn-illnn arid Frank KBW (536) Chicago. Musical]. liclnnls. Wllliilnl null ‘Bernadette 9.30 P. M.

VlcDonllld of Boston. WlM-Bl) (250) Chicago. Popular

lly of sons and daughters, one son, W11? (509) Philadelphia. Xmas Angus was klled in France, Sandy iCarols.

in Saskatchewan, Alexander and 10.30 P. ‘M.

William ill Alberta and John at WSMB (316) lNew Orleans. Musical. home are her sons. The daughters (2 hr.)

Fernle. B. (3.; ‘Mrs. Clarence Mc- ade.

neod of Cambridge. Mam, and Miss 11.00 P. M. I Hazel now teaching in Vancouver. KYW (536) Chicago. ‘Evening B Oapt. John Nicholson. Mr. D. J. Nl- Home."

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THURSDAY, DECEMBER 24 International Radio Pregrama svzuma concnnre 8.00 P, M,

WNYG (626) N. Y. Studio. ' KDKA (39?) E. Pitts. Farm pro

grain. _ WCX (517)_'_Detroit. Symphony or- cheatra. ‘ ' W300 (294) Columbus. Vocal. W15 (345) Chicago. Ford & Glenn. W33 (333) Springﬁeld. Musical. wﬁilBa (250) Chicago. Semi-Classi-

wd-lA-R ((390) Cleveland. The Lark- inlte Four.

CKAIC (410) (Montreal. Special Christmas Program.

WEAF (492) New York. Xmas Car. 01 Service.

WRIC (469) Washington. Christmas Carols.

WQAi (326) Cincinnati. The ‘Lark- inites.

WGlY (380) Schenectady. U.S. Band WP~G (300) Atlantic City. Concert. 0.30 P. M,

WHAJS (400) Louisville. Concert. WDAD (266) (Nashville. Program. CNRM (411) Montreal. Studio pro- gram. v

WIHO (526) Den Moinea. Xmas Eve (Program.

8.40 P. M, WBBR (273) Staten island. Watch- tower String Quartette. 9.00 P. M.

WMlCA (341) ‘N. Y. Studio.

WEAO (293) Columbus. Musical. WEEI (349) Boston, Musical. ‘MEAT (492) New York. The Cli- quot ‘Club Entertainers.

CNiRC (436) Calgary. Request pro grant

WBZ (333) Springﬁeld. Christmas Carola.

WSAI (326) Cincinnati. Ensemble.

WOBD (345) Zion. Zion Children's Bible School.

WEAR (390) Cleveland. Club.

WlGYl (380) Schenectady. Royal Pm granP-“Thé Messiah."

WIRC (-169) Washington. Royal Sal- on Orchestra.

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WBBM (226) Chicago. Stewart- Warner.

KIiDS (441) Independence. Contrito Jviusic-Club.

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(2 hr.) WOAI (395) San Antonio. Trio. WRlC (469) Wuahingitoilnlloyal Slﬂi-

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WFAA (476) Dallas. Vocal.

9.45 P. M. WORD (275) Batavia, ill. Vocal. WlIbNY (259) New York. Classic Theatre. 10.00 P. M. WEAR (390) Cleveland. Organ. WOAW (526), Omaha. Classical. W-GN (370) ‘Chicago. Drake. K111151675) Hot Springs. American Serenade. WMAQ (448) Chicago. U. 0f C. Chimes from Mitchell Tower. 10.05 P. M. WBZ (333) Springﬁeld. Concert. 10.15 P.

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WlBzAlP (476) Fort Worth. Concert. WTIC (476) HartfordS-pecial Xmas 19.45 P. M. _ CECA (356) Toronto. Sportsmen i‘- Patriotic ‘Assn. Informal Seren-

WBCN (266) ‘Chicago. ‘Semi-classi- cal. ‘

KPO (420) San‘ Francisco. Studio program. ; ,

WEAF (492) New York. Metropoli- tan Male Chorus.

WIGR (319) Buffalo Christmas Car 01a.

11.80 P. M. - WG-ES (250) Oak Park. Popullil‘. SPRING HILL SCHOOL. (215 lhr.) T WILW (423) Cincinnati. Southern Honor Roll of lsprlng lgllbscliooi Neg", iOl‘ the month of Novem er.-

WGY (380) Schenectady. (Organ rt‘- cltal.

FEATURE TALKS

6.00 P. M. ilV-EAiF (492) N. Y. Midweek ser- vices.

‘WGBS (316) N. Y,_.News review. ~ 6.30 P. M.

WIHAR. (275) Atlanta Oty. Lecture WIGY (aso) Schenectady. .8006

Chat.

7.80 P. M. KYW (538) Chicago. Farm Bureau. WIEAF (492) N. Y. Touring. WGBS (316) N. Y. "Pootil-gltt and Lamplight K00 (361) Oakland. Friend to >130?!‘ witais (400) Imilsvliie. Simday School.

,a.oo P. M. ifviw (sas) Chicago. "to (Minutes at

Good Reading. wt? (509) Philadelphia. sequel ‘Centennial Talk. .. ‘ . 8.30 P. M. ‘WORD (275) ‘Batavla, ill. Sthool. KOA (322) Denver. Farm Question

American

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W11’ (509) Philadelphia. Brunswick.

7.30 . WJY (405) N. Y. Hotel Astor.

7.45 P. M. - WOAiW (526) Omaha. Randall's.

8.30 P. M‘. ‘

NJR (517) .\".\l‘Cz\ (34-1) N. Y. Asbury Park. WGY (380) Schenectady. Dance. lullT (400) Chicago. dtivervew-

10.00 P. VEAF (492) New York.

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"JQAE (462) ‘Plttsburg. Goodrich Zippers.

.M‘B!B (250) Chicago. Trianon. .RlC' (169) Washington. Swanee. 10.15 P. M.

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Grade ‘IX-l Enid Ellis.

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Grade Vl’ll—1 ciiristins Murphy 2 Percy Murphy.

Grade Viiii-l Annie Murphy & Ruth Miurphy. 2 Anne Holland.

Grade lV——1 Joseph Holland. 2 Katie Bailey.

Grade lllI-—-1 Mary Murphy. 2 (Mae Holland 8r Mary Cheverlo (equal) 3 Dorothy Murphy.

Grade llf—l Joseph Cheverle.

Grade ‘I——-1 Reta Itturphy. 2 Ber- nadette Bailey. 3 Mary Pierce. Penzie Mac-Donald, teacher.

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§Q< -v§(~c--<- ___, ::Miller‘s Worm Powders not only make the infantile system un- tenable for worms. but by their l0- Lion on the stomach. liver and ihowels they correct such troubles as lack oi" appetite. billousness and other internal disorders that the worms create. Children thrive up» on them and no matter what con- dition their worm-infested stom- ach may be in, they will show im- provement as soon as the treat.- ment begins .

Keep Mlnanra Llnlmont handy.

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brothers and sisters on Prince Ed- WOK (217) ‘Hoinewood, Ill. $001118?‘ ma“; ‘ ward Island. Mrs. M. R. McLeod. K131 h(4())5) LOH ABKBIBB- "5435 NKW (273)1'€ﬂ3l;)fyPlOWil. Dance. p; r. . . . ~ you“, KDKA (s09) n. Pittsburgh. iviw M51311 (370) Chicago. Oriole. Charlottetown *1‘. Many relatives and friends from night Review. Mm 11.00 . q -s' flar, and near gathered at the house KDKA (309) E. Pittsburgh. .\'QJ (448) Chicago. Rainbo. __ (l ,» ‘ a , on ‘Sunday snsi-nsoil, ti... 20m n. night Review. i I ‘vac (son) AHHDUO City.. bllvci‘ a a stant and from there to St. Aild- KGO (363.1) Oakland- “mica Slipper. _ - _ - rews Church, Orwell, to pay their Drama- A Christmas ‘Carol. BUM (226) lchllcago, Moulrn - ~

Grade V11I-—1 Arthur McKinnon. ‘ J Blanche Enman. 3 Helen Grigg.| Grade V~—1 Gladys McKinnon. 2

Ford. 2- I (Junlor)—-1 Grayden Perfect ‘- Aittendwlcee: —- vl-lleien) L‘

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