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NOVlililﬁiii-‘Q 7'1 l9~lll , l "' " '1n—-=--~ _ ' _ é ll . i; , GEORGETOWN i l i 5:3“ The sudden death of Miss Eliza _

McAulay, which occurred at her home in Georgetown Royalty on Saturday. November 22nd, has cast a sad gloom over the community. Apparently in {the best o! health until a few hours ,bet'orc her death, which was unex- pected, but God called ‘lier to his I-Icavenly Home, there to await the yrlorious resurrection of a life well ispcnt in tloinz: good and keeping all who were in sorrow or pain. She was lo! a kind and loving disposition. and Iher death in the. home has cas_t a sad gloom. She received the last rites of‘ the Roman Catholic Church from her yiastor. Rev. O. biiyzzins. Her Q beautiful death is a Consolation to lt‘ie dear ones left to mourn the loss lot a loving sister. The many Mass -Cards and Spiritual Bouquets show the liich esteem in which she was held. She leaves to mourn two sis-

,‘ ' , . -_ X ters in the USA, and one brother. " * . l . l . _ _ y _ _ l Archibald, in Geornctriivn Royalty, to _ , ' . cold E35‘ wmd 9 ‘ ' “mt dmgmg uhem sincere sympathy is extended.

. 3 snow . . . children with chartering ,llrr l-llrlcrrll was lrlrrrrll. rrllcrrdcrl '

i ,' i teeth . . ; chilled t0 the bone. Cougil- P May her soul rest ln peace. l,

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probablv Bl-ollcllfligl Qf wgl-sg, The three masted schooner nrriveel

l on Saturday. the 15th and proceeded . Prevent serious Consc ucnces with to Lower Moiitaciie tn loriei produce i

v Tllel-mnllmlc _ _ _ n gncdicqted wqdd. ' by the iirni 01' W. A. Poole ck Co. ing applied to the chest.

Capt. A. Chapman arrived‘ from l _ At once Thcrnztogene soothes and re- Sydney with ll 10nd of l-~-_.l m,» 5, Q

iicvcs. Its penetrating warmth breaks Knight. She dischiazgrci her cargo up congc5lllln_ Stops plljn ; ; ; ends l at King's tvlinrf and sailed fol. I\illl1\_l trouble. Therniorgcne is not like a l“? lhﬂm" “P? A‘- l" i‘ ‘f-“liﬂ mussy’ Sticky Poultice’ and when its and 11:? tl-prli sallsltisrllll-illli hll; belies “wk is do” it mi '== tilts“ iiiﬁ"ltl°ii.ll"ifuiasl l.‘ riII§-;~..§ iii?

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. Capt. and lvlrs. Ed. Dicks, Char- . - i _

(ill1t:_lcl0ldb' 5:“: fhrogtlhlfiilgalgla l lottetown, recently visited George- a c 1 -causc painst 2i c ll rcn are i subject to, quickly give way to treat- i . . ment with Thcrmogcne. And that's Mr. Leo Fay, Ncivport, recently vis~ I whv there's a package handy in most lied Gwrseleivii- l .

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_ homes, ing Electrola. The greater! instrument of all ! -__ Messrs. Millard Batehilder and l ; Stiles Refvyrxtntrltirrl for Nml- Americd) Spurgeon Walker, Georgetown, re- nmgéPgflglrﬂa _ -l r _ llarnlll r. Rllttiilc s Co. Limlltd Ccrrlly vmmi Montague. lI-BCTROI-A 115-57 ' i l f ﬂ h 10-18 .\i((.uu| 5t. - a - Toronto "yin ' l-- i - , v _ Cnuplm wit! Ida l ' , 2. Ti..- was; “l:|\erm<\v;enr"_ i: the registered trade M11 Ralph Duigivell, Charlottetown, ‘I S 2: Rania:fEIIlEIJTHllZ-ruiogciuckmLtdnHaywardsHealb, l rcccnlly visited Gcorgctolvn. l _ l

Mr. Tarbush, Charlottetown, re-

1B v i eently ‘visited Georgetown. 4 T l I Nlr. Allan Shaw. Cardigan. recently I _ ‘ v . . vsitetl Georgetown. ~- Put 1t where the Pain lS i

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Mr. Joseph Kigglns, teacher. Stur- geon, spent the ivcck end at his home in Georgetown,

Mr. Joseph ltlaeDonaltl, Panmtire Island, recently visited Georgetown.

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Messrs. Edwin and Aloysius Mne- _i' Donald. Panmure Island, recently vis-

ited Georgetown.

Overland, 1021i, No. 91 ‘Pouring; [Port], 15130, lhurlng; Ford, 1927, Coach; Ford, 1924, Coupe; Dodge. 192i; dun; Dodge. 1927, Sedan; Vie. “6“, 191354, Sedan; Dodge. 1029, Sedan; “Tilppet. 192.". Sedan; (lrziliam Paige, ltiilti, 51-min: Pontiac, 1927, Sedan: Pontiac. 1027, Coal-h: Stutiels. ‘er, ltlifti. (lunch. Also Ford, one ton, i024, Truck; (ilraliimi Brim, one ion, 1512i; Truck; Graham Bros, 1!; lim, 1028, Truik; Chev. one tun,

Messrs. Stephen Scully and James jDaltnn. Georgetown, recently visited

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Mrs. Latinelijv, Lower Montague, rc- l‘ cently visited Georgetown.

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Mr. and Mrs. Gay and son Eddie, lMontauue, spent the week end in

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parents. Mr. and Mrs. McLean.

Mr. John Garnhum, Montague, re- ‘ S H E S cently visited Georgetown.

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THE AIEW

We have on hand the following Cedar ?vrilzd:?LEARS U Mlmcs Mary and Mame Hemphlnl ' - iii.’ iii: 3:53;. 40o ‘ui cranial wsLLs “m hm’ “m” “mmm”; *‘ “mm” “o M x Nod.‘ vacation in Boston. returned to their home tn Georgetown. l Miss Mildred Bell, Charlottetown, ' L, M, Co, spent the week end at her hoine in -- ~ » -- PAOUS. WHARVES Georgetown. vlCTdagAnlO R-i!

85 M. qr Cough’! u-r/b IINI l. n_ cu art L.’l\(‘l.‘> ietiuiierl to his vrcrO‘-_—"R MD") “do

. . ~—~_» I ~ ,_ _"_' _ , ~ , r-_»_-:,-;----~- home in Georgetown from Halilax,‘ _ SJMI-[Ilfr Blllﬁfﬂfﬂllll - N5 '“°

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inhaling Ilbu i v V "- v < n ~ r x HIS MASTERS Votf’ “"15 SPLCIALIZE IN SMEL F S The “iccklr. whlsl was hold lngsl t ‘\_ f vrcroa r/iucmo auction! cOMPANY DAILY RETURNS James Hall, Georpetoivn, on Wcdnes- i’ o. CANADA LlMlnD-“ONTREAL _ l clay, November 19th, with a large at- WV- H. ANDERSON WM. J. PRICE i tendance. The laties‘ prize was won

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Mr. and Mrs. William White and ldaiiyzlitei- Phyllis. Borden. recently

l - __ . _ _ ______ ._'_ -- ~ Arcana . Amma- tSAma. A590?“ nndMrsfSmlth, lcit Tuesday tor her to her home in Georgetown trom tolr 00.. and discharged tn the 0- N- 3 011m 5119mm?’ 3 L” n ll‘ 2 He °“ Talon“ D’ r_r_ Grrllrlr l visited Georgetown. accompanied b ' 1 Charlottetown. R. shed. GRA 1V—l Cyril Ga an - l _ Y home in Sour s. l a hr Arab E s H F I s H Mrs. White's mother, Mrs. Johnson. ___ -_-_ _ 1 Phumnme Mum" t 50p e ..;; * The gm; boat Milne 3., CapLl Mrs. Webster McNelll and son nault. _ “c mm, u, .. .. .. -. _ ... G ll t 2 Alln In refitting the 8180" _ l; Fulton 1< lsll Market New Yo k Mrs. Edwin lvlneDonald. lfanmiire Mayor J. H. MacDonald. Messrs. T.‘ Brown. arrived from Annandale wlthl Bobble and daughter Helen, George GRADE 11 ldﬂltaimeamaurll e Bcrengrla‘ about fifteen Wm ol pgiﬂ. . TF1 P” v _ l _ u. r Island. recently visited G00l'l,'£‘i’O\H'l1. E, Mgrl-isgcy, J, A, McKlnnon, J. W._ a load oi bag potatoes for the Potatol town, spent the week end in New Arsenault; 3 An re z l Aﬁenaull; l5 used and 4-3 000 pieces of linen l!" 1 J1 ONIi, If!» IahJlAN 0.1.16 _ MacPhce and William Easton, Geor- l Growers‘ Association, after dischnrg-l Perth. GRADE Inmlz! Mﬁrz: Arsenlull 1°00 yilrds M “ml Wm be Nnewcz Wm“; yo“ Snlrmx“ srrrxmr‘ AND (“Ens l Miss Jennie MacDonald. who has gewwn, recently visited in Cardiganﬁlng in the C.N.R. shed, she will re-i 2 Albert Ga an G mm 2 “led - been vlsting ‘in Georgetown. the turn to Annantlale tor another load. i Mrs. Tiniinons. who has been viait- GRADE I (b)—1 Anna a - guest o! her sister-n, Mrs, still-Donald Mn mrrl Mm pel-cy Manuel and ._-__ ling in Georgetown, the guest o! her _—_- _—_——_—_—_:=—.-:——.—:—--—-.-—.~.~~—~-- - » '~~ ~.~~~_»..1-L—_»_~—--_-___ :— ~~ a _»__;_; . _ ___ “lrrllly l-ecglltly lllsllcd Qeol-gqgownl Bghlﬂ Ham] W_, arrived from Fnr- i narentl. Mf- and MTF- H- YDT-imni W“ ‘ .___ ' the cuest of Mr. Manuel's mother. time with a load oi bag potatoes for i for her lwmc in Bvstvn. MIBl-A- "t. Fishermanz__ Skln Mrs. Manuel and sister, Mrs. Jenkins. the Potato Growers‘ Association, nt- i Rollo Bay Wcﬁi-“R mama in Blisters get‘. i ~ - he salletNor Murray ——-—-"' o ts Simply a Reminder ‘That Y u (‘. t G t II‘ h 1'1 r wmdwqnow and sleet bmﬂc u", w: dkchanmi a " . ' Service or More Courteous Treatliient 1n¥iillll €\'|l<‘liK|):‘:\|iﬂ; ptgtitlilcucr Eiigicctilei: 5kg] iiﬂiiiiii nidilntlniilts M”. Michael Burke w“ ‘Mum! Harbour. V ST‘ CHRYSOSTOME SCHOOL 1 1 1 ~ . 5 Y“ s ‘l ° l‘ ' ; r i d in Charlottetown last week. ""‘ f- i bli t raall H S lords lull protection. l rm s .____ ‘The veteran pilot, Temple Gotsill, Hencr roll tor the month 01 509- ‘wllglleglfﬂf’;§$°,{,§:'},f,}dl§i,'§¢m.§§iii§ zgtthgtatinecould 1 t a ' . . “""‘ _ 4; . _ °’"' ' a tr. l_ neorpora e _ R . l Mr. and Mrs. Johnson, De Gros has been very busy tllils senssoln pilot. tember and October. nqltlellltnlluklagdzezprlnélb: sellileblzptnvllillaautpﬂllvgllhlaorb:“casual l. The Largest Dgalgys 1|] (‘anadlan Flsh I N A D Marsh, recently visited Georgetown. in: steamers to Mon ague, urgeon. ‘mudvmd to Cullen" m‘ olnlmmuoplrrclluledgnmee. ,i , , l . l —-—— St. Marys Bay, Cardigan and Grand GRADE VIII-l Stanley Arsenault ‘y Ml,“ h", . ‘m! “l” on. u“ °l cmlcun 50:’ and is" i _ In the United htiltﬂS um ma‘ l‘ Mr. John Morrison, Potato Inspec- River. '.' Edward Lit (Rose 3 Pidele Arsensult b“ “Curlew. QlMmQl-lg h“ hggaiyqa ¢gm lam] llggzd. {Siin t: ' . , i: i 1i t , . - .._.._ onset: VI~1 Rn. Anna MHC- Mia Anselm MlcLoon Jordan v - ~ - - __ _ At This Mentor: pPela ll l-ntlnn ls Flam: to ‘ b _ ltnr, is spending a vacation at his m l C l ch! ma" M. nan", 2 Ros“ Arscntu" 3 “Mon u.“ ' l‘ u: so“ “m. PENN“, M, H ‘hnnw m Launching‘ sch‘ Br 55c’ m) p ' - c wtj .';.||“i§-|u1unltd.M-s|m " ‘ 1-2-3 Fulton Ilnh Market. New Ynrk, L‘. S. A. N I M E - i rived from Murray River with a iUIVl Arsrnaiilt. , ' c; -~* Miss Agnes Pubiicover has returned at bu: potatoes tor the Harris Abst- GRADE v-t Laurette Amenlnili _ --- --i- ~ 1 I i u‘ _ i, i .