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Someone will WIN their Gift Chest FREE both in Summ erside and Charlottetown. every purchaser of a Holman Gift Chest will have their name entered on a Ballot. each store) will be drawn on December 24th and the lucky winner get the chest they bought ABSOLUTELY FREE.

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Gizrlligiljniilllildiiliﬁii Vicinity lir. Philip McInnis. Iorne Vai-

ley. was a visitor to the City on Monday.

.\lr. Thompson of the Tobacco Cm, was a. business vis- itor to 48 Road on Friday.

Norman McKenzie, Cardi- n. nullrlred to the city 0n Fri- ay, but on account oi the storm lrhlnz so quickly and blocking the

toads milking travelling imposs- le he was obliged to leave his ruck and return home by train. m8 or.» oi the many who moi-

llred from their homes on Friday

‘Ind were unable t9 return by car.

ills: Ruth Jamieson. Lorne Val- hs “Rs a visitor to the Qliy dur- l? the past week,

Willy t-i our ranchmen in this

‘ vicinity are hu=lly enrtnlzed ‘n pelt-

g? “fmﬁ C! their silver beauties , hm glwm ready for the Christ- mas mlnsci.

Mr. Charles Curran. Baldwin's Road. drove to Montague Monday c very bad condition oi’

res l“ ,' ‘People in this vicinity are

~ to thcir homes suffering itﬁflid sevcrn "cold. We hope to see lhem abmit soon again. aer- . .-.—- “'0

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THURSDAY, DECEMBER l 3.80—Ladies Aid, East Parlor. ST. ANN'S SCHOOL

Honor Roll tor October:

Grade X—l. Rita Trainer.

Grade lX-l. Louis ‘Trainer; 2. Gregory Murphy; 3. Mary Mac- Isaac

0..."... vrn-i. Bernadette Doyle.

2. Aeneas Tralnor; 3. Msricn Murphy,

Grade Vlllvl. Loe Blanchard; 2. Jerry O‘Co.lnor; 3. Jackie O'- Connor.

Grade V —1. Patrick Doyle; 2. Theresa Blanchard; 3. Leo Mur- pily.

Grad-e IV-l. Gertnlcle Blanch- ard,

Grade III-i. Marv Doyle: 2.

Austin Trainer; 3. Frances Mac- Isaac.

Grade ill-—1. Vr‘_rn0n Walsh.

Grade I —1. Noreen MacGul- 8R"; 2. Stephen Walsh; 3. Mar- Eﬂret DOYIB.

Teacher-Annie Glllls.

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Special rack of Coats each — -- — $10.00 Balance of -our Winter Coats — — 1-3 Off All Summer Coats clearing at - - $4.98 Ail Summer Drr/sses clearing at — $1.49 Special rack of Winter Dresses each $2-00

Martha Washington HOUSE DRESSES $1.00

Sweaters and Skirts — — 20% Discount

Ladics Hats clearing at Half Price.

Velvet and Crepe Evening Bags ____.__..--_-$1.75 and $2.25

Purses clearing at — —- -— —- -— — $199 Special Discount on all Ladies Lingerie.

R. P. SIMPSON

Phone 236

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CONFEDERAT 3N LIFE INSUR- ANCE. 11-6789-7-21-312

WEATHER FORECAST - so: month of December: i to 3 Clear and cold. 4 to l0, Week o! un- settled weather. 1i to 1'7 some snow flurries but mostly lair. l8 to 24 Fair and then light snow storm. 25 to 31 last, week of year is un- settled.

FAREWELL ADDREHS — Ex- ressing sorrow because oi the leaking oi the ties which for live years had bound him to the Pres- byterian Congregation of Saint Andrew's and to the community of Fredericton. Rev. Dr. George E. Row delivered his farewell dis- course Sunday nigtht. In deliver- ing his message the retiring min- lster appealed to his hearers to hold high the spiritual banner and not let it drop. To the church or- ganizations he expressed the most kindly feelings mentioning particu- larly the choir, and to people of Fredericton, Roman Catholic and ‘Protestant alike he bade farewell 1wlth relzret as relations always had been most cordial. —(F‘i'ed- cl-icton Gleaner.) )

PERSONALS

I The condition of Mr. Herbert :l_.€\VlS, York. shows improvement,

THE CENTRAL GUARDIAN

l l Mr. Ambrose Doyle. Pleasanf fGrovc, paid a business visit to the

I city ycst erd ay.

Mr_ John Wedge. City is spend- ing a few days at Pleasant. Grove.

William Sydney Mabon, B. .. D.. York. is visiting at Montague. the guest of Mr. H. J. Msbon, Drugglst. Mrs. F’. Watts. York, spent - terday in the City. y“ Mr. Frank Lam ler, Pleasant gtrovc. Spent yrs rdsy in the Y.

Rev. B.

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LONDON --(CP)—-Harold Hobbis Charlton Athletics clever winger who has been out of soccer for some months through a broken leg. had the injured limb hurt again when he turned out for the reserve team

HOBBIS AGAIN

in s. recent: match.

TIRED FEET

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SAD NEWS RECEIVED -— Mr. and Mrs. James Dunn. Chestnut St. received the sad news yester- day of the death of their son Ron- ald, Uliel") of Lynn, Mass, tor- merly of Charlottetown. His death was due to an accident although no dparticulars have been received

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l-IOLD "FRIENDSHIP NIGHT" On ‘Tuesday night, Nov. 29th, the Charlottetown Baptist Young Peo- ple's Union held a “Friendship Night" in the social hall ol the Baptist Church, with about two hundred. present. Their guests were Central Christian, Zion and ‘Prin- ity Young People's Societies. Rev. S. C. Cooper. Rey. G. C. Web- ster and Rev T. O. Hughes oi Montague, were also in attendance. The visitors were welcomed at the door by Evelyn simmons and Lorne Callbeok president of the Society. The evening's entertainment open- ed with a short sing song iollcrwed by s. piano solo by Helen Call- beclc vocal solo by Bernice Ward and another group of songs. The games of the eveninlz were under the leadership of Rev, II. L; Den- ton. Evelyn Simmons. lame Call- beck and Ray Silvester. Near the close of the evening, the guests divided themselves into (our groups, each group composinlz a song and when refreshments had been ser- ved early ilToup presented their song. Prizes were then awarded for the various games and the evfnlﬂl; came b0 a close with “The Kins." (Patriot Please Copy)

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Charlottetown Guardian may

be handed to weir Rent. Archie Hume .

..'ROBIN HOOD FLOUR is ec-. onomicsl. More loaves of beilerf bread from each bag. .

II.PUMEASES SOWS 7- Alva Ching, Rlecl Point and Edlsﬂll S.

Rose. Ea t Baltic, were among the

ones to avail themselves ill the Department of Agriculture oiior i0 with pure bred

press themselves as beins pleased with their purchases,

..'lNS’l"ITU'l'E .-'i.\'NIJ.‘\l. ‘MEET- ING-At the recent annual meet- i , the Rled Point. Womens Ins. - tu elected a newslatc of oiiiclln: as follows: Pres. lvlrs. S. J. Itohcrt- son; Vice president Mrs. A. Rn bertson. Jr, See's’ ‘Press. Mrs. F‘. Garrett. The retiring president, Mrs. E. , Rare, was presented lvitnn vote of thanks and appreciation tor the five Years of service 1n ofltlﬂﬂll’ of president.

..'DAIVIAGE BY SIDRIVI-Thc recent storm caused considerable loss to the fishermen at. Red Point and Basin Head. Clive and GCI" ' Bruce had the staging for idnclul ilsh carried away. The ua er rostl to knee-ciclrh in the fish house flcor. The waves reached the top cf the piers at ihe new harbor but nu damage there was rt~1i;-1"lcti., Louis Maclnnic at Red Point luuil the misfortune of having his fish house and contents t-omplczelyl tic-l stroyed. lt confained a cocci \-

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mount of fish and all his fishing: ; gear.

..'GIR.LS SEWING CLUB-The,‘ “ pp Circle" Girls Sewing Club: held their weekly meeting at. lhel home of Mrs. James Allen. on the, 24th with a full attendance 0t mcln- y bera. The Club teacher this seasonl ls Miss Helen Robertson and sctv-L ing teacher Miss Mildred Rtrcl Both these girls hold first and sccllntt l year certificates and are aiding the; youn er girls in the district to do lkew e. At. their last meeting int.- ciub made anangemcnts {or pur- chase of necesary material, out of

club funds.

..‘Mr. Edison S. Rose and Edgar visited the cltv by bus on!

lhiesdsy inst, returning that evcu-, . ng.

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In Memoriam

nuts. WAI/YER. GRANT

As l-llC mainight hour of Nov. 7th was nproaching the genile 5P1!“ 0f Airs. Wultcr (irant. lformerly An- niil l)t‘illlllilll_\'l quicilv winced its illlzht :0 Hun Who created it.

litlrn in County Kllkenny. Ii'(‘ldll(l in H150 she with her nlotiler. broth-

she was eight years of axe. null-ring

cuarlrlrtelluvn rm Tuesday. ‘ldover. Mass». Michael. building Con- , tractor. New York; Marion,

— ‘Boston, Mass; Vincent. on

‘V11 RUDPX‘? G-‘IFRN. E851 B31". homestead. at Mlllview; Mrs. Jas. ill’, his mother ﬂllil Miss El<lc Mac- , Cﬂnnjchacy ErAnou-me. Georgina of 10W“ 0" the Employees Liability Assurance

daughter Eirncstlne pre-dtceased her

and Dr. Jo-eph came by plane t0 ghee] Island to be present a? the fun-l - l

Requiem his» was sting, for the rc-l ITLlSSEQ twig»- for pose of her soul, by the pastor. who‘; nine runs. Two runs were scored ‘in also officiated at the grave.

l-r-x. .... .___________.._ . ;_ ) m"! Charlottetown. the foliowin sons Numerous Mass do the‘ and daughters: William M. . An- bouquets and floraiaru-ibutlspfﬂvlgg

dented from friends both at ome, and in the U. S.

The pallbearers were her six randsons. Arthur and Victor Gran: mncis and itvlzeie Mclnnis, Jos-

ePh and Edward (Jarmlchoel. All

R. N., the

Thvr: av wore obliged t0 ﬂbﬂndll" Cor ration, Boston, Mass; Winni- t lllt was mortal of a kind and lov- qwl" m!" i" U" Cm’ and “mm 5V l ire , M. D., Worcester, Ilinss; Jos- irlg mother was laid to rest beside MOWTTVS ‘mm- 91011. D. D. 5., Ea isciiffc. One her husband who lire-deceased her

NOV. 6th., i902. there glorious r05l.Ll‘I‘(‘Cii0I'l_ Rcatlicsczl in Paco

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OUT TWICE FOR. ND‘!

to" await. n everal years n30. Marion, Georgina

A large concourse or pie st-l tended the funeral, whici was held‘ —-———— on NW 10th. to Si. Jone-rims‘, DUBBAN, South Antes-to?) - Church. Vernon River. where at A school cricket team here was dis-

nn aggregate of

| the ﬁrst innings and seven in the second

or... and sister cnnlc to P. E. I “Q1911 "ﬁn n _ '

the vovrllle across a. 5il‘l . . Al a lime they settled n (‘is ‘v Va v where they kept wlmi \\‘:ls kn n as the ‘Ton Mlle llouwa. She li ed to lelutesiorles of the curly t ‘ u nlch vleie al- lvzlys intcrmingtll with her ready

In i872 she married Walter Grant‘ of Mlii\’it‘\\'_ who was then a wld: mver lvilh four children. whom pﬂfpd and worked for a1: hel own.’ 55h.“ uosscscri a very iiﬁllilo and 12-‘, mil-u mutton and was alwaiy. hnpnv when she was able to lend :1 helping hand or make others hall- 3 .

\. _ _ . F91‘ int- nusz 24 ylears usher speéit. ‘

ahc vslntcr months in MZVSQC ‘"50. j ,

llltlkllli! l\t‘l‘ home with ll(‘l‘ sou. L!

.1 4 her Islund homo m thcﬂxsllglilnl: 1k Vvllvn m‘. ywJllZKl hcr h...i l wn.

fillllnl: she \\'l:ll(‘(l to come to ‘tilt:- ‘ _ _

old lltlillvﬁlllg llllffm ‘\“','I0.l‘,w“.‘§'1: lg‘ Bracelets. Compacts. Slllllel RIHLYF. lamillvnl ivnlW" -~ ll‘ .‘-‘ ,*“".Ef . .. . ~ .. r' ... .. 15"“ l ma‘. u; "mus- urarule terse- which olluuvll“ (iliuiliill i tglilul“lliPllilllfiill‘ ml‘ “Ills ‘foilet Sets and Westminster (‘hime (locks.

erfv lllll>L‘\'l by her three liulluil- . .\lill‘ii‘ll. Nlrs. Jas. Cnrlnkulllrl an Mrs J. J. MucInnis. ulvl were constautlv by her bedside it‘? be 15st weolu of her life and_\\hl_' W111i her still. Vincent and ins iumilY were \v:".l hcr wilcn she llﬂﬁ-‘trl "- “‘“~‘" ~ »u~-l i

All (llillllﬂ _hcr hie she nuln N‘ that, true Irish faith and ‘ lly-"Y-a gave coneruusl)’ l0 11M‘ "plimmﬂe lllITPOSl‘. She was fully l'l‘>'q“°d m Till‘ \\ “ of (‘r0(i._l\lld D855?“ 993W‘ (nut; imm- fortified bv the ins cou- smni: rites of the I-iolv Cnlhilll: CllillTll lldlllllllSlﬂlYWl ll\' hvl till-iii"- Rt. Rev. .\isgr.. Maurice MacDon-

; aid. who frequently visited hrr dur- l Lnc her illness.

She loin-cs to mourn llPzvlilF§ her .\‘(‘l)-t‘lllltll’r\ll. A. J. Grunt Ml. ‘ I Mrs. D. R NlvDrlnnld. Or- l J. A. Mrlitlchern. .

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