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early age of 21 years and 9 months. She was a long sufferer but bore her lisuflering patiently and was never heard to murmur or complain. She nlu-rlys greeted every one with a smile. All that doctors or nursing , coilld do was of no avail. I-Ier spirit There passed peacefully to her Kmmy wok its mgm to be with Him eternal reward at Brnilailoanc on the ; who gave it‘ she was attended to mmimnlg ‘i; Deﬁning! “Hmuws? I and comforted in hcr great illness by sou 0 A s. a1‘ ‘ IdDpC , u ‘l .

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ha: baloved pastor tbs Rev. Mr. Palthropo. Then arc left to mourn boaldu her aorrowlng husband, one daughter Georgie, also her mother and father, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bomcrs and two sisters, Muriel and Dorothy at homo who were with her when sho passed any. ' Her funeral was held on December 15th and despite the terrible storm was largely attended by friends who coma to pay their last respects. There was a short service at the house after which the remains were forwarded to the church at North Granville. There the Rev. Mr. Pallb- rope spoke very Ieelingly to the bereaved ones after which the re- mains were laid to rest in the cem- etery at North Granville, there to await the glorious resurrection. The pail bearers were James and Elton Scmcrs. Rowland Foiland, Cleve- land Somers, Fred and Reuben Chappell. She was loved by all who knew her Shc possessed a loving heart Pure and guilelcss with such Jewels‘ We are sooner called to part. God prepared a. crown triumphant For that child of tender years Now she wakenssvreetest music For the holy angels ears. It will be a happy meeting when the toil of life is o'er She will be the first to greet us when we gain the other shore.

An Irishman, leaving Belfast by steamer. waving his cap to his friend in the harbor, accidentally let it blow into the water. The captain, think- ing he would have a joke at the lrishmans expense. said:

“Hallo! Pat, is that the only cap you‘ve got?"

When Pat immediately replied. "Belabcrs, I haven't got that one either.“

::Miller‘s Worm Powders can do no injury to the most delicate child. Any child, infant or in the state of adolescence, who is infested with worms can take this preparation without a qualm of the stomach, and will ﬁnd in it a sure relief and a full protection from these destructive pests. which are responsible for much sickness and great suffering to leg- ions of little ones.

THE LOTTETOWlV GUARDIAN _

Western Guardian

-COLLI‘E r-vrs $5.00 each. Edwin McFai-lane, Bedequc. 1115-12-34-31.

-BUY GENUINE fancy Barbsdoes Molasses in 25-gal. kegs st Bruce's. ' 1112-12-24-21.

-BUY l-‘LOUR, sugar, tea, molas- ses, beans, canned fresh vegetables at Brace! and save money. . 1112-12-24-21.

—BUYING PELTS-Mr. Roseburn will be buying pelts at Mr. A. E. Mc- Lean's office, Summerside, this week. 9862-12424!

-IN FALL AND ALI. WINTER feed R-M. Meat. Milk and Cod Oil Fox Biscuit. and Kibblo. Distributed by Bruce's. 95l2-l1-20-3wku

-SEA5ON TICKETS for Bedeque Rink vvli‘. be available on Saturday night Dec. 20th at the following places: W. T. Bowncss. P. N. Tuck- er, William Callback. 1022-12-19-61

—Sl2.~\SON TICKETS for Bedcquc Rink will be available on Saturday

. Eastern Guardian

“'55P. OUR WONDERFUL DIS- PLAY of Christmas Gifts. Mabons Drug Store. 9837-1242401.

..'CIGARS AND CIGARETTES in Xmas boxes, Cigar Lighters. Pipes.

and all kinds of Tobacco. Mabons Drug Store. 9837-12-12-10l. .."MOIRS CIIOCOLATES in

All kinds of Mabons Drug 9837-12-12-101.

fancy Xmas oxes. Christmas Candy. Store.

..'XMAS SUGGESTIONS-Park- cr Desk Sets, Waterman Fountain Pens. Parker Pens, Cameras (in colors), Hand Bags, Fiction Books.

Manicure Sets, Ivory Goods. Mubons Drug SIOXG. 9031-12-12-101.

HAZELBROOK AND VICINIT Y

'I‘he many friends of Mr. Daniel Wood are pleased to see him out again, after his recent illness.

lVfr. C. Monkley, City, mode a busi- ness trip here this week.

night Dec. 20th at the following places: W. T. Bowness, P. N. Tuck- ‘~ er, William Callback. 102212-19 6i.

-—ALL OUR LADIES FUR COATS including Hudson Seals, Persian § Lambs. Muskrats. French Seals, l, Beaver. Lamb and China Goats are? now beingoﬁcred at reductions that? mean an opportunity to purchase now 7 at Spring clearing prices. R. T. l Iiolmnn, Limited, Summersldc.

1014-12-19-51. i,

—THE SPECIAL PRICE REDUC-E TIONS we are now offering on our] whole stock of Ladies Fur Coats af- fords an opportunity of selecting 0.1 Coat now at a price that means e. very great saving. R. T. Holman , Limited, Summersidc. l014-12-19-5i.f

'—COURT NEWS-At the Court. House Summcrsidc before 11's Hon-f our, Judge Inman, on Monday. Mr. Robert McNaught of Coleman and . Mr. Lcith R. Cruc of Summer-side; were sworn 1n as Justices of the Peace for Prince County. Mr. D. R. Kelly, was sworn in for talking ack- nowledgement of deeds-s l -—— l -—.IUDGMENT FOR PLAINTIFF-l The case oi Allred P. Morrison var-l sus Malcolm lvforrison was heard in‘ Summersidc when judgment was‘

The funeral of Mr. Sampson Ear- quharson wus held from his late residence. Mt. Herbert, on ‘Tuesday afternoon. A large concourse of ‘peo- ple followed the remains to tho Hazclbrook Cemetery. where inter- ment took place. ‘Ihcre are left to mourn the loss of n loving lathe!‘- two sons and one daughter, to whom deepest sympathy is extended.

Mr. Oliver Myers was a recent vis- itor to the City.

blaster Nelson McDonald. who spent a pleasant week here with his sister. Mrs. Seymour Myers. return- ed to his home in Melville.

A very enjoyable evening was spent at the home of Mr. and Mrs. James Monaghan on Friday. Whist and dancing was indulged in until a late hour. Dainty refreshments were served by the hostess to which all did ample justice. when all dis- persed homcward, feeling they had enjoyed themselves to the full ex- tent.

Wc regret to learn oi the illness cf Mrs. Lawson Wood.

The semi-annual cxauiination of the Bethci School was held on Fri-

Wsl-‘Pmlm "9 b?‘ denvewd l“ C'-\m"l day evening, December 19th, with a lottetown where Mr. Justice Sounrlg goodly lmmbcr b; ratemayers and ers delivered judgment in favor o! visitors present The pupils were ‘Alfried tPIK/llzloiirlsolicl aguliistrtlilrtlde", examined in the various subjects by ‘m a" 53° l.“ “nlml m‘ ‘T99’ thei‘ teacher, Miss Gladys Birt, and hundred and fifty dollars and costs. l shoéed by the“. ready answers the Mr. J. A. MacDonald was attorney careful training MW“ them by the“.

SLIPPERS Women's Felt Boudoir $1.00 Women's Felt Juliet $1.65

Women's Kid slippers. coloured . $2.00 Womeﬁs Fancy Satin or Kid . . .. $2.75 Women's Fancy Coloured Mules $1.00 Women's Bridge Slippers, Col-

oured Kid . . . . . . . “$3.85 Men's Slippers . . . . . . . . . $1.50 t0 $3.50 Boy's Slippers .... .. . . . . $1.10 in $2.00

Misses Coloured Slippers 70c lu $1.50 Children’s slippers . 65c lo $1.65

SKIS 4 feet at $51.50 Sfeet at . . . . . . . . . . . . . “$2.00 6 fez-t at $3.00 7feet at . . . . . . . . . ..............$1.0'l Skipoles,smail .. . . . . . . . . . .. 75c each

Ski Poles. large $1.25 each Ski Wax . . . . . . . . .. I250 n {in Ski Harness . . . . . . . . .. “$1.011 to 533,09

STAR SKKITES

Atlar. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. $1.25 Rex tube . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 52A. “.3250 Mercury’ . . . . . . . 35.0.’) Glacier . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. $3.75 IIOCKEY BCOTF; Men's 5E5 iv 11> 3.1.0:. Trlems Mule 112d: . . . . . . . .. 55.03

Boy's with straps 411x21 sxuppori‘; . ‘...5 and $13.73 W amt-nil, vrltil filffliiﬁ and supports

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ORIENT HOSIERY

Our stock is complete in all sizes and the various lines of this wonderful Full Fashioned line of hosiery. Dull Chiffon, Picot top $2.00 Purple Strive. Maw service . $2.00 Service Weight $1.50 Dull Chiffon $1.50 Slwviﬂl light service . _ 51,09 Silk and Wool (full fashioned) $1.50

WOOL HOSIERY

Cashmere, for warmth $1.50 Overstockings at $1.00, $1.50 Cloth Gaiters, knee length, (um

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(l0wncuff............. . . . . . ..$3.00 (Pretty Gift Boxes, FREE) OVERSHOES Women's all rubber $2.25

Women’s all rubber Slider .. . $3.00 Womenk; Jersey Cloth .. . . $2.25 Women's Jersey Cloth .. $2.85 Women's Jersey Slider $4.00 These are all very neat ﬁtting over- sliocs. turn up cuff.’ Brown or Black

Men's Ovcrshoes, 1 buckle $2.25‘

Mcn’s Ovehshoes, 3 buckle $2.85, $3.00

Men's Overshoes, 4 buckle $3.35, $3.75

lllerfs Spats $1.50 to $2.95 SNOW SHOES

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Men's (medium) $3.75

t...’ . . . . . . . $13.95 Men’s (large) $4.50 Sinful L013; . . $2.53 Snow Shoe Harnegg __,___________ 75¢ EIOLTIASINS BUCKSKIN, (fancy) 0' T d Boy's $1.05 M?" 51-55 Small Boy's $1.75 M155" 51-25 Child's $1.35 Childs‘ 75¢

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is michding U1: Christmas holidays at his home in charloitztcivir~s

--Mr Edmund Maynaa-il of rlorth- am was a visitar to the tvcst/crrs Capital on Monday.- .5

is visiting her daughter. lvlrs Jardirle wife of Mr R. W. Jardlne, Manager of the Bank oi Commerce, Summer» side.-S

-—Mr. Watson Mcrlnught. of Cuzn mrrslde. left this week to spend the Christmas vacation ivlth friend; in Halifax, N. S.-s ~~Mlss Beatle Dunn o! the Civil

Service Department at Ottawa. has arrived home on rucount of me ser- ious illness of her matncr Mrs Dunn of St. Elcahors.—s

—Prcifcssor Fowlcs- organist cf the Pfcfbyicrlun Church. Summersidc

loft on Monday morning for his home in Pictou, N. 5.. to spend the Christmas holidays with his family He docs not. expect to return iuitil after the New Yeah-S

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for the Plaintiff and M: Heath‘ ‘cachet At the conclusion o; the smmg f” the mlmdant- examination, a very interesting pro- gram of songs, dialogues and recita-

ltions was carried out. The school

PERQONME‘ was very artistically decorated for

. the occasion and a well trimmed tree

--Mr Ivan 1.. ti Summersidc

stood in the corner, laden with gifts for pupils and teacher. On the ar- rival of Santa. the hearts oi’ the lit- ‘tic folks were made glad when he

distributed the parcels from the trcell Mr. high l‘ _

chairman and n hearty vote b!" thanks was extended to the teacher, for the nice ontertainmeut. All present were treated to candy by Miss Birt.

Mrs. Bmallmsn, Summerside. is visiting her sister. Mrs. W. E. Wood.

Mr. B. T. Wood, Hazelbrook, sold

a number of fox pelts last week to l

Messrs. McLure and McKlnnon, for

which he received 0 handsome sum."

The buyers stat/ed they were five of the finest pelts handled by them this year, This speaks well for a new rancher and we offer him hear- ticst congratulatlonk.

The Mt. Herbert Community Leu-

gue held their last regular meeting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Elton‘ Rayner. A very enjoyable time was, spent, also a very profitable timdi After the devotional exercises, a con- test was put on, which was greatly} enjoyed by all. Dainty refreshments were servew by the ladies. Next meeting is to be held at the Or- phanage, when the program is to be in the form o! a “Mock Trial."

On Friday evening, December 19th, the old schoolroom at Hazelbrook was once again filled to its utmost capacity, when upwards of one hun- dred and fifty persons assembled to- gether and were treated to a most enjoyable program of drills, songs. recitations and dialogues, each per- former doing their part equally well. Rec. E. J. Chisholm capably acted as chairman and splendidordcr prevail- ed. 'I‘he schoolroom was very prett- ily decorated with spruce and tissue paper trimmings of red and green. A most pleasing feature was the Christmas tree, well laden with gifts for teacher and pupils. To the teacher, Miss Emma MucDougnll and her pupils. we feel very grateful for such a splendid entertainment. While each number on the program was well given, special mention might be made of “A Santa Drill" carried out by eight girls, ench carrying a. star and wearing a tis- sue paper dress. This certainly took n great amount. of training and work on the part of the teacher, but to hear the compliments, she will surely feel repaid. The singing of the National Anthem brought this pleasant evening to a close.

The Mt. Herbert Ladies’ Aid held their regular monthly meeting at the home of Mrs. Frank Lund on Wednesday evening. Meeting opened by singing u hymn. Roll call was responded to and two new members

joined. Minutes of lost meeting were‘ -

read and approved. Salepf Christ- mas gifts then took place from which a neat sum was realized. Next meeting is to be held at the home of the president, Mrs. Harry Wood. Af- ter a dainty rcpast had been served in the usual good taste of the host- ess, meeting closed in the usual way.

Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Myers were re-

Lund and Mrs. Ernest Lund. Bethei. Sunday last.

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ROOPS LIMITED

The Home oi Quality MQQIS

We have always on hand a supply of chol W . Steer Beef, which cannot be beaten for ‘quality. 63.11:: choice P. E. I. Pork, Poultry and Vegetables.

Our own mildly cured meats are an excellent buy. We especially recommend our Sugar Cured Ham, Piqng Hams, Back Rolls and Bacon. We also make fresh pork sausages daily. ,

Popular prices on our own freshly rendered lard as follows:

llbblocks 20c. 3lb.tlns 5lb.tins.................... 95c. 101b.tins..................$1.80 201b.pa.ila $3.50

SPECIALS Our Own Fully Fresh Potted Freshly Ground‘ Cooked Ham Meat Kidney Suez (sliced) Per Bowl 15c Per 1b. 50c‘ ' PU! 1b- 26C-

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DIAMOND RINGS SIGNET RINGS ' GEM SET RINGS - WRIST WATCHES FOR LADIES White and Green Gold, all guaranteed WRIST WATCHES FOR GENTS Sturdy and Attractive » POCKET WATCHES Prices Right CUFF LINKS-Gold and Gold Filled. WATCH CHAINS BUCKET KNIVES CIGARETTE CASES CIGARETTE LIGHTERS FOUNTAIN PENS AND PENCILS NECKLETS AND PENDANTS EARRINGS, BRACELETS BROOCHES AND BAR PINS VANITY CASES IVORY SETTS. SILVERWARE, KNIVES, FORKS, SPOONS, CLOCKS, ETC. High classgoods at reasonable prices

C. W. Patterson

Jewellers 130 Great George Street

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Headquarters From Now Until CHRISTMAS.

CARTERS BO OKSTORE

i8 full of Holiday Gifts for old and Young Books for everybody. The latest, by best Authors. Then we have Books for Boys and Girls and Picture Books for the Child- ren. Come in and look them over. Bibles and Testaments, Prayer and Hymn Books in great variety. Christmas Cards and Booklets. A wonderful Assortment of Xmas Seals and Tags, Colored Twines, etc. cry, Holly Boxes, Waterman‘s Fountain Pans, and the Newest in Stationary.

_CARTER'S BIG TOY STORE is upstairs. and well displayed Stock of the Newest in Toys, Games, Dolls, Mechanical Toys. etc., etc" too many to enumerate, but ‘ Come and See More Toys than all other

Stores put together. Open each evening. Prompt attention to everybody.

Carter ﬁr" C0., Ltd.

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Santa Claus

A beautiful line of Boxed Station-

Here you will see an endless