G Graglelrulpt

AT plenty 0l' these tasty oranges for your health's sake and avoid Winter ills. A glass of orange juice at breakfast and one later in the claw-oranges and grapefruit in dessertsand saiads-thafs the way to build strong bodies and to stimulate healthy growth

in children.

Your grocer has fresh supplies of these sweet juicy "Jiimilica oranges. You'll know them by the name 'l‘lt0U'l‘ HALL on the skin and on the wrapper. Every olie is “Wax-Texed”--pores sealed against deteriora- iilm-fresll and delicious as when picked from the tree.

lluy some today.

EMPIRE GROWN FRUIT . . . FROM SUNNY JAMAICA

Iii MEitltlRlAM

MRS. l. WARREN NEWSODI

Alter all illness extending over a period oi many lnonths, sldith A, Webster, irife oi Warren Newsom oi cnpliiicl, 1’. E. 1.. passed away on

iieptelilbcl" 211th. The late Mrs. New- pm was born in Charlottetown in 153.111 hcr catty days she taught lchool in Victoria.

She was an active enthusiastic member oi the Tryon Baptist tlililcll. Herc hcr interest and sup» port lrlll be greatly mtstcd. The funeral service was held on Sunday, uctobci- iili iroin her late residence lnll W05 coildiictcd by her pastor lit-v. T. O. DeWolfe, assisted by Rev. l, B. Vvileail oi Summerslde and ltel". E. <1. B "ldgewater of the Ang-

‘ Crapaud.

illnerai gathering and the man, lloriil tributes bespokedhe high Ehl1'"i‘iil and regard for her, hrid by all. interment took place in the ivcrtlnorcizmzl Cemetery. Beside tor ltiislwniiil, tile late Mrs. Ncwscm lrlvcs to liiourn, one (laughter. .. . l‘1ill‘(" a. soil, Reginald of ‘ .ll..l. ll t.‘ "1

sisters, tin-i Rathcrtroii of Jamaica

)1li‘~f‘1‘ilii58ll-5i who was llil" '~."1"l" in llrr inst Liliess, \\' l‘ liiilicrlsoir of Charlotte- ielli nril Nlw, Wm. Rlppoy of llolictrn. H‘ l". .

MR. RINSEI. STORDY The dcitli occurred sllildenlv at. Crapiliitl 1'11 Flovriitbcr" 21st oi Mr. 111M111 8:11.11}. 1.‘.ll". Sturdy was a- bout li'.‘- li“llil diliics whril he was lirlrkcn liv a heart attack Aithoiivli of a quiet cisposition he no a liii '- (‘riPCnlfCl citizen tioli- tst and iipriy.» t in all his trays and itfllcctcd hi" nil who knew llilii. Mr Szorill" was a son of the late lollli $.01‘ l\" oi Craraud and oi that iimlly titer." are three brothers. Tom, Bert and Albert all residing in Cnnaud initl four sisters, Mrs. Har- 17-" liolrntl. oi Arlihgttll Hclmt", Mrs. llvath MacViltlc. Mrs. 1"1’Pf1.\ta1.ici"s and Mrs. Trainer oi’ Westillorcllnd. Also he leaves to 11111-1111 a scrrowillg widow nee Alma Mil‘?! tlvn soils" Lyman and John l. Piltl a dullgilter‘ Kathleen. The fiiiiuiil was largely attended. lltc $El'\'l('-" which was held in milfllitl Unitrti Church was con- iuctcd hv llev, Mi", Young assisted lithe Rav. Mr. Brfdgevvater oi the iilztcnli church. f‘ 11-111 iJt‘.\i'1‘i‘S

MPSWs. Moore.

W!‘ 1'0 Vcrllcr

."("V‘t ' 5c,

111E UHAK

lire Central Guardian

CONFEDERATION LIFE INSUR- ANCE. . L-67BB-l-12-312.

IN YOUR CHRISTMAS GIVING please include the Dispensary. L-1206-12-10-2i.

WINS CAKE — The cake donat- ed by Mrs. David White, Yorl: Point, to the Cornwall York Point Wrlincirs Institute was drawn for and Miss Flinin McPhaii, No. 3B. (l2illl!|li(‘l' of Mr, Celill A. and Mrs rlcPhziil, York Point, was the fol"- lilllalc little girl. The proceeds at"; to be used by the Institute which htlps and gives to many charitable causes.

“Best for Juice”

REMEMBEIIEI! Bnin. pa:

BIIiDE-TO-BE I‘"lcrlds of tvliis Naomi L. ‘l'IlWi\ l, wilo is lo be a pr in an important cvcnt, in the ricer fulurc, gathered at her home Oi! Saturday evening to ‘shower’ iler with giiis and wishes for future 11111111111053, The decorations in the dlficrrilt rooms were most attrac- tive and made the event quite les- live. The renicrnbrances, which were numerous, varied and costly, go lo iliow the high esteem in \\'1il"ll I :5 Naomi is held in Corn- wall wlierc sire has been a very successful teacher for the past two years.

SOCIAL GATHERING — A very pleasant evening was spent on Wednesday, Dec, 2nd at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer McNeill. Niaipcque Rd. when a nunlber of relatives and friends gathered t0 welcome Ml". and Mrs. Jack Math- cson, Jr,, nce Miss Alic: Matheson North River", info the family c‘rclc. The time was lslcasantly passed in games and sing song. During the

iiirtitttp onion (bunt)

THURSDAY, DECEMBER l0

0.00 P. AIL-Supper Meeting for De- partment oi Religious Education. Social Ilall.

7.00 I’ .M.—Chaminade Chorus. East Parlour.

7.00 P. M.-No Practice of Junior Choir.

CROSS ROADS SCHOOL

Honor Roll m- monlii oi Novem- ,..

Grade X-l. Austin MacCaliurn; 2. Buelah Farquharson.

Grade IX-—l. Louise MacNell; 2. Norma MacCallum; . Helen Moly- neaux.

Grade VIII—1, Clive Stewart; 2. Alicia Jenkins; 3. Blair MacCallum,

Grade VII-l. Jean MacRae; 2. Bilddy Moiyncaux.

Grade IV-l. Bryyel" Jones.

Grade III fa)—-1. Lucy Carver; 2. Blair" bIacRac.

Grade III ih)---1. Faith MacDon- ald and Ian Stewart (equal).

Grade II-l. Rnlphie MacCallum and Jackie MacRae lequall.

Grade Iy-l. Margaret Jones.

TPHCllEI¥~NIHITIPITClZ F. Huntley.

Japs Taste Tilriliilg" To Black Tea

In the "60's" of the last century tea \\'lil‘~ Japan's main export, now it is cotton textiles. Tile tca was practically all green ten, the prin- cipal beverage of the country. Black tea was introduced into Ja- pan only a iew years ago and the most of it is produced not in Ja- pun proper but in Formosa. Prod- uction is relatively small in com- parison with world production. The use of black ten. however, is on the increase in Japan, particularly by the younger generation. Not enough is produced domestically which necessitates importing lt, chleily from Ceylon, according to the Industrial Department oi the Canadian National Railways.

GRIDDEIIS TAKE TEA ATLANTA, Ga. -— Clcorgla Tech

grldders sip ten between halves, saying the bcitcraizc is restorative.

Arthur Inman and Mark Cameron. Interment took place in Crapauci cemetery. (Patriot Please Copy)

CHRIST

also

SPECIALS sec. 10th w 17m

hull Bulk Dates. 5 lbs. - _ _ 25¢ i": "its. a lbs. - -- -_ _ 25¢ 1'°11.ill.—--.________33c '=~1<.lli.__._------2s¢ tins. bulk. 2 lbs. - - _ _.. 25¢ 111»rkr.~ll».-_.__ miti.zlbi,l_s_____zgg ' "Ii Powder, lb. -- - -. _. 23¢ F “"10"- 3 eklzs. - - - - 29c

Salads or Ited Rose Tea, lb. - 45c MBITQIIS Biscuits, 2 lb. pkg. — 25¢ Creamery Butter. 2 lbs. - -- — 55c Sugar Crisp Col-n Flakes -- — 9c Bollard Soap, 1o Ior - - — 38c Surprise Soap, l0 for — — —- 45v Cooking Apples, peck — —- —- -— 15c Chen-lee. t pugs. - - — — - 31c Mixed Peel. 2 plugs. —- -— — -- 37¢

M 49»

m. l0 lbs. - ._ _ _ “V1111 your order

Wummiili st, Phone 1107

tr~c~

We Deliver

Extra Special

Cranberries g 2 lbs. — -— — —

25c

“mettle line of Christmas wrapped Chocolates, Cigars. Cigarettes, etc, etc.

iMiCl-IAEUS STORES

Euston, Phone 1071

cveilllig Mlrs Mary McNeil and Miss Norma McNrill. cousins of

FARMERS INSTITUTE MEETS ~The annual meeting of the "Four Branch" Farmers Institute, was held in Bearlctown Hall on Tucs- day evening, Dec. 1st. n large number being present. This Insti- tute llas a membership of 67. The _ president, Mr. Hudson LDWHWLOC- 1111111" "lmlkfil “l1 f” cupied the p read and adopted. The secretary '1<1'9°°m- a ("Fill-Y 11m?“ “'15 “Hm the“ gave financial report of the ,l)y the ladies, and in the wsc small year"; work, total receipts 1,91,“; lliours llil‘ company (1lSl)Z‘l"(‘(‘l with szeeszo, and expenses of $2226.01, best inches I01" the bruit" mlrfwtl leaving a surplus. oi $341.68. Han- 11ft? 01' 1119 X01111! 00111116. dling during the year 11266 lbs. of farm seeds, also “Sung1o" fox iecd,

rylng \\'1."ll-fill(‘(1 biirkcts of PIT-“Pllll ivhiril were pi"c.~elit'"d to 1110 137111? and groom whl" Firs. Fred l-lirox nlld Allrfi Ina \‘.'. for :":"."ll the ac- COlll]lIlll_\‘lll_J,' ve" i1 . Ml". lliiulics- on on behalf of htin. r-lf and youn": their kind

BRIDAL SHOWER - On Thurs-

spray material for potatoes, cedar ‘lily “Tun”?- N°"- 33m" a 551's” m 1 , ed _-t__ - number of young people ga lei-- s ng es c Br pm g mnuwlng ed at the home of Mi". and Mrs.

were the officers elected for the coming year:

President, Hudson Lowther, rc- elected; vice president, Percy ‘Al. len; sect. trcas, Hermes Myers. rc- elected. Additional directors, Harry Muttart, W, J. Reid. Albert Weeks. _ . _ Geo, “uncle. Eur] pcmsom Walter ushered in and seated ill a chair flanymjlL irrcttily decorated for the occasion.

Many topics ‘Vere “my (“SCHSSUL A heavily laden basket trimmed among them the advisability o; in pink and white and full to the treating hdrsgs ‘m. "Bots" glam brim oi beautiful gifts was then were laid to earl-y this out through “mm i“ by, “mm shm°~v UV" the different; I scmemmls during ingston and liifit‘, Blnns rircsscd as the following week. employing il 1mm‘ “m1 gmmn" Th“ gms “t” capable ma" g0 do the win-IL N“ unwrapped by Airs. Joseph Smith Nash from Charlottetown m,“ and Miss Agnes l=‘l_viiil, willie the gave a very instructive talk chum humorous rind witty verses ivcrc poultry industry‘ which was np_ l'(‘(l(i by bliss hlRiTfliFPl /\l_t'\\‘.'tl'(l. prflciflipd very “mm by the ,m,m_ Lunch was served by tho hostess.

James Livingston. Spring Park Road, to tender a miscellaneous shower to Miss Lena MacDonald in honor of hcr approaching marri- age. As the guests assembled in the living room the brldc-to-be was

b“; px-CSCHL A hail,“ mm or assisted b_\" Airs". Carr Biinls and thanks was tendered him for Fllld M“ M15111,‘ 51111111" “f1” ‘vmm talk, (Pllwlhg “'41:: indulged in till ti!!!

Mel-ting closed to meet irl January at call of chair.

ivce snta‘ hours of the morning, lvllisic being furnished by Messrs. Dolvllrlg and Doucctt.

TORONTO VUOMENS INSTITUTE

The monthly iliectlitr 01' the ) Toronto \Volncli's IiTStltlilO iivas l ersonals 111d m» . 1-1. l l .. r "é e c I m we 1mm of M“ 1' Ml". Iivcrctt Simmons and Ml".

Joseph LcClair. The President. ltIrJ. Peter H. Doiron. occupied the chair. The nlccting was opened by reciting the creed. The Roll Call W11; answered by a Household Hint by nine members and six visitor: The Institute welcomed six new

‘Chester Stordy Crapaud. were lII the city yesterday.

Mrs. Alma Stcrdy’ of Crapnud and Mi" iiealh Mcvlttie oi West- morcinnd were iii the city yesmr-

members. The mlnutes oi the last day on a business trip. meeting were read and adopted. — ' " Tile secretary reported hating Mr. ailrl M W. P. Cdllililllflll-

and Mast-er Billy and Jzllncs Wood nccolnpaliieri by their guest. Miss Helen Hftlllilllil, motored to Cliariotictowil.

received "seals" to be sold in iiid oi the Sarntorillln. Mls L-ailra Dolron and Mrs. Joseph LcCEaLl" of the sick committee reported hav- ing visited two sick persons and brought treat for" some. Mrs. Peter H. Doiroll oi the school committee reported that silo lind visited the school that n pencil sharpener was-needed, also lillit. the floor needed to be scrubbed. It ivns moved and seconded that the sharpener bt- bought. Mrs. Samuel Doiron. Mrs. Joseph X.

MEALS tlFiEN FAIL ili GIVE NEEilEil llillZlldAl EXERIIISE

Dolroll. Mrs. Felix Gallant and

Mrs. Zachariah Buoie offered to _

scrub the school floor. It ivas ALL-BEAN ltcllcves, Common moved and seconded that two , . . , members be appointed to make Constlpatlon

fridge for the children iit the ex- amination. Meals that arc low in "bulk" are

The following committee were , a common failing of the river-ago then appointed: Sick; Mr". Adrllin l Anlerican diet. l-‘rcqucntly. these

gallant. Mrs. Samuel Doiron. meals result in irregular habits. c ool: 114m Zachariah Bnolo. . - - ‘ - - ‘Mm Frank Mamm Pro‘; Constipation due to insuiiicrent

M1“ “bulk” is often a consequence. This

Lgtllilfzlzft’ Gallant’ Mrs‘ Emu“ icondltion causes (iisconifort, and

. It , yd d _ may lead to headaches and loss of

mo glaficforaltlhxfigirzdsilectrlilfié gppeltite. Even serious disease may eve op.

be answered by a "joke".

Mrs. Joseph X. Dorlon asked the members to her home fcr" the next moctlrtg and Mrs. Frank Martin, Mia. Adrian Gallant, Mist Mill‘- garlzt Doiron. and Mrs, Ernc=t Gallant were asked to brlilg lunch.

A vole of thanks was tendered Mrs. LcClair for the use of lier hours. Their being no iurtlier business the meeting adjourned by singing God Save the King after which a clniilty lunch Wll served.

Banish the danger of a diet low in "bulk" by eating Kellogg's ALI.- IERAN regularly. This delicious cercni is an abundant source o! gentle "buik.”

Within the body, it absorbs mois- ture nrld forms n soft runes, which exercises and strcligtiicils intes- tinal muscles, mid cleanses the system. ALL-RIIAN also furnishes vitamin B and contains iron.

Two tlllilcspoonfilis daily, with milk or cream. are usually sufli- clent. If not relieved this way, con- sult your doctor.

Iiolv much pieasanimr to enjoy this natural food ili place of pills and drugs. Serve ALL-Ilium either as avccrttai, or cooked into muflinli, breads, etc. Eat it regularly for regular habits.

ALL-BRAN is sold by all grocers. Made by Kellogg in London, Ont.

‘Constipation due to Imulldmt "bulk"

nun-mi INIT-IRMTIIONM. DIIIB

EDINBURGH-J. Ditllflliis" LOWE, I-Ierlotolliali and Scottish interna- tional ruyzby i:~ntbnl‘ei- died rccclit- ly from blod poisoning,

nacsns WIIEN ‘mar meow er

‘NFWMARKET. lmglalid — Clon- ing of lists for 193B racing cfssslcs shows 294 liorscs nominated for the Derby; 204. St Leger; 247, Two TIIOIISSHG Guineas; 269, One Thou-

A ...1.- A

the " groom, entered the iivjng room car-

chahq Minums were iwishcs. ole. and after bouncing the ‘

EO-CHEMMICAI. FOO

§7tind V VITAMINniuMINERAL fié‘

Obtainable at

The Jenkins Pharmacy CIIARLOTTETOHW

.Plnlisllll

hlPllllal cnlltgnnls

Elierslie Per Mrs. E. S. Burlcigh

10.00 5.00

J. Frank Walsh E. S. and Mrs. Burleigh

William Burleigh ' 2.09 P. M. McCaull ‘ Mrs. L. B. McGovern 1.00 1 Mtrs. Aldred England 1.00 1 Mrs. Rny Williams 1,00 1 L. A. Burleigh LCD 1 Alfred McLean 1.00 Lorne Burleigh .80 lsurton Burleigh .50

Total 25.51‘

Per Mrs. II. J. Callbeck

t F. G. Love 2.00 .. \‘/. J. Emery 200 l t. n. lVIc-Millarl 1.11.1 l.d Ncvvsoll 1.1 ti ieii Burns 1.00 J. A. Ciillk 1011 " c BIUWH 101 N. Vliilikcl" 1.1111 billsloll l tit: . N. Wini-liestcl". 1.1.1.1 Li. . ll(l G. Muik Co. 1.10 (,llill'lt‘s Jackson 101i Jlcston Schiller Li s. G. ‘rslmvii .75 Miller" Mattlesoil . J10 t Iian Mitchell ‘ .311 " V. Shaw- .50 1 J. R. Dennis .50 s. R. W, Ailderson .50 David Robinson .5; . H. J. Cailbcck .5. Totai iii ‘.55

Bedeque I-‘cr Mrs. John DIVILUII

203

James Henderson

W. T. Bowness

William Ramsay

Lewis Sta-grace

Orville Johnson

Prince Lcnrd

.\1is. L. 'I‘"licmaii

Miss Be sre Learnt

Sinclair" Aiilcck

Lewis Holland

Mrs. J. A. Collctt

Mrs. A. W. SCllUfllltill

Nrri". H. Moyse

Harry Collctt

A Friend

The following .351: caiih: lvlrs. . 1.08111, Mrs. Elliot Bell, birs. J. Da- vistoil, ltiiss P. Illmall. Ml"s. A. Ill ll- (icrson; Miss, Laura LOWllltSl‘ 10c.

'.i‘0tai 14-171

New IAIINIOII I'rr ‘Mrs. Mont til-- Eucli, Elva hlcAli-sir-r, Mr, . Dunning

Airs. Ivan Brown 1.111] . . H. l‘. Found 1~Ul1 Mr Wally McEwt-n 1.1111

Mrs. E. Harold Dunning Miss Erinir Constable

zoo . _.' I

sl. Avards and Mi. Iidward Road 1

100.:

T0 'l‘RAiN, i!

Phne TWEL TEN r Ball

l‘.-\It'l‘ til‘ 1am ("rrv

1'8. FERRY. (Ht ANY

t.‘ URRANTS pcr package —

__ ili:

(Tooking FIGS, '2 lbs.

1 l

llincemezlt

JAM r. .l' quart - _

.-'.l:l"edcieii "i)('UNl"|' 3 '. ‘orll

...-\i\'i<1.~l.

A y I mcl"'s 'i‘().\i.1\'i‘() J i ‘ICE :15 oz. size. It cans

29c

Corner Kept and

(‘umpailzn For Vaccination

Against Smallpox I

veritable <ll.~c.i.~ " lv-rci not, and .~l1olllrl riot. o" r 111W!‘ cnl"l"iori on; zlil tl('li\1‘ ('.ll?l|) '!ll iil 1hr Pm- \'11‘Y‘1‘ 1115 .\'1"ill" illfi. Stilzlilpilx. 'l‘iic canlplllcll liar; ("ril'l'll"l till" lcllicfh" iii Prilirr» and l':lii}2'.‘» counties n. lllcwl. ol ilil‘ miiriols lIi

Queens Cnuiltv \‘,'f‘l'1‘ uiloll the inl- , i111rllllllt\ of piwirctlftll by lilvZ-illal-I tioli last. _\'i" ", Ill the M11111‘); I,ll"., B. C. Keeping. (Tllici Health 01-1 ficcl". t'.il'l‘l1‘(i out i1 vo/"clliiltlligl Ftlitiltziirli lll Pi"ll"~~’Cc.ilizt_v and lll the autumn ill‘ ted mod! of the l »‘=1'1l1191$ 1ll King's (jollllt). l7l"i|lg-\

H_ 3 ML-Igny pibteciiull to tile who'll and; Mrs. Mont. McEwerl " . children. S1. " is" not.

Mrs. Keir McAliistci" ._»1\lsirod bv tlic l-Iciilth Officer were

Airs. F‘r".liik Ramsay {U1 ('!t\(".'i‘(l b_\" the local Dil}. ails c0-

Nrss. C. B‘. Goss {A1 - operating with the Dcparlmcrlt of

Mrs. Russel Calm H0 Iicnltli. An analysis of the u-orl;

Mrs. Chester Btmiain P? done ii given in the following table, " lvirs. Wallace McKay ~10

1 The following .250 ci-.cli: >1 ‘ D. McKay, Mrs. Don lVIcEwcn, Mrs. Bert. McEwcn, Mrs. Harold lVlLiyliev." Mrs, J. Stnirley Brown, Mrs. (i. F. Dunning. Mrs. S. Dilniilng, Mrll. Hairy Whllrhcitii. Mrs". (160100 C011‘. b/irs. Fred McEwen. Mrs. stirlilii; itfiicKay", l\2':s. Jarucs Cole. l l t l l l 1

Tctul

IIal"ril".';t.""il Per Misses \'cl"lr.l P1111- lips and (.1. llarpci"

Preston Rodd C arcs E. Stcwilit , H. Jones Ben Newsoii Robert Doridt Mrs. lidnlliwi 511110’ Mrs. Lrzgh Siewlri A. Phillips l\li"s. II. .1. Rodd lVlrs, II, Cudlnore Charles Ratlray" The iolloulnf", 15c each: 1N I-lnrry Gander", i\i."s. Wallle Mono Stanley ltiisscl, Earl Curler". ROlYC Ilutzhcs, Mrs. Percy i'\l','illlyl‘t?. Total

Central Royalty For Ruth W001i

Cecil Wood Lincoln wood lvlajor McRac Arthur H. Roper Mrs (leorge Lewis Mrs. R. H. Cculson Mrs. F‘, '1‘. ltirlirle Mrs. Cecil Jenkins Mrs. Wendell Wood ..vt1l_ Frank H. Roper Airs. John Hf-Wiil» Mrs. C nude lvusivilllnn Franklin Rocci" --' l‘

>d>difitflbdhl utfifinOCob ‘JISCQLJIJG’

Mrs. A. Agnew Q Total 9 5i‘ Central Queen 5L. (‘onfrl

Metropolitan Stores 2.1111 1 rrlmi- so. (‘rnlfd I

Miss Mnrjurir‘ Cox 1,110

Special Bcdeqilc Auxiliary 11m Endowment Fund Estate Geo, Albert Mulch 500.00

Ilstatc Dougeld MeDounall L-l201-l2-l0-ll

t C’ i

' while

l.tt00.00i"iti- .\Iini|ril's Ior Ilitmlru".

l \‘.~\C('I.\'.~\'I‘IONS 1

Counties SV s Prince West i116 91;‘ Frilicc 12ml lL‘ ilti

PSC

Omens .15 25o" “ ll? or": 4 q. , 2:10 ma? l 2231s 1

SV--.~<iir>o'i\ \'l:.ll(‘(ll sC—,\L‘llii1)ly "hiidrcll; PSC - ])l't‘-5(‘l10(\l chil- ' '1‘ » < teachers: TV -- tolzlll

1‘\'t‘lil1li‘(l iiv ti. and gull _ of rliiicircil .li"i~ IXKlIPIl in co- . ..it:1 with lllt‘ lie illOllt by llRYlllQ all cli

. it'll :l'- ,1 t irtld l ll"'illlSi >

Rehefi hushed

Stricken Flood Area i:

——-—— ~—- l

i.-\. I’. by (luardianis Special \\'il"cl

MANILA, Dee. ll- President liialiliel Quezon proclaimed “n _ qtaie r-illiinllty" tonight in ilic

flcoii-slvcpt Cafxuyan Rlvci" \".'".llcv,1 reports of the ivill- . oilt of the stricken 1 ". Government agencies nmiiivl 1 i‘ prcpnralions.

“lliolisanrls oi‘ persons are ms.»- ililz." rcporicd Capt. Victor It limo l‘ er a Slli'\i‘_\’ flight over the lil-

H.191- _ _ _ 25c 1

___ 19o l‘ Miikfed p01‘ lh.

We have a most complete vilriety of

CHRISTMAS ' CONFECTHJN LRY

49c llN. 3i pkgs. 1

"Wit zblcr ini-

Tof-

"lllilf. The l'l'i‘(‘li".'\ and t

i I 7 .... _ l i)l1(.‘i\S pcl" lb. — — -- - (REESE

per lb. —- --~— -- - ~ 1 cmclcicx 22c

25c ,

liard .\li.\i t

It! NIIAPPIH. poi"

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(iit \.'\'i.'iil.\' pcrdoz. -

_ 29c APPLES

per doz. - - - —

tlitAPiiS _ _ * 29c

2 lbs. —

L’ lb. pkig _ Xiothcrs 01in and will quote special low prices on quantity ,_ _ lots, to teachers, societies. etc. H55 Have your (TIIRISTIUAS ’l‘l'itiiii.‘l' pilt EHHH‘ __ _ fol" you NOW. Order early and he silrc oi 110;‘. ,1” inc made chukka _ ili. v Siralvbcl"i"_v I I v (‘illltly Animal, Pttiih (‘iltiifli