Fill the Stacking at ~ “an lloiman’s

Not one Itorr—buf

twenty complete

stores with their

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(‘hrlllllnain (EH1 inj- L-r-nliuln iirr nlll-ra-ll Min hln-n you slurp < :2! llulmxilﬂn.

lily or; t liiny. you vuuiil think u! In ﬂvls-tllalll ]>|s'ﬂvIlllI-—

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ll\rr_\ lllllhé I n ruin», Fun- l luwolnln-n. tum!) 'l‘o_\as— rIn-rylhlng for Ill-running the Home ihe Christmas

‘l. rows- tun be Insured In

Iii-nor quiillty for lawn Hulls-p’ ill "(ll-

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QUEEN STREET

THE STORE THAT FACILITATES 111E SEl.E("i‘ING OF YOUR XMAS GIFTS

Our rilottou-Quality, Quick Sales and Small Profits. This ls why we are building up our business so fast. in WATCHES and DIAMOND RINGS our experience

H will assist you in making s selection.

BRUNSWICK PHONOGRAPHs the best muslo repro- ducer in the country. today.

Lat us arrange terms.

See our showing in Christmas Cards, ivory Goods, Clocks, Silverware, Cut Class, China, Leather Goods, Floor Lamps, Canes, Umbrellas, Evershirp Pencils, Waterman Fountain Pens, Christmas Stationery and Jewelry of all kinds.

Engravinlgze-Our engraver has had over 2O years ex- perience in this community and knows the kind of work you like.

Leave your orders new.

‘ ik l‘. w‘ .

y ‘fours that t.....».....-- Give Jewelry for Christmas

There is nothing more lasting than a nice piece of Jewelry.

.We have picked our stock with

ﬁfth; you the best; . G. H. TAYLOR

'_ AND Encniivnn

u a v-IIVWQFVIWPHFI’V'IWJW w! "“-'l". _

ii-uinnrkalile picture of two valua-

s SHOP from Hollnalfs Catalog.

IT i8 NOTTOO late t0 have your photo byjeyer for Xmas.

..i.__. FOR EVERTHINO in the 81ft Nil-e Nation's 1057-5-2 dis 21

wooo sat: #- See m. of wood sale at W R Show}. SLClitllerines in this issue. M H1

REMEMBER TEA AND Bazaar Heartz Memorial Hall Tuesday. Everybody come.

HARNESS Wegere Offering the balance of, our stock h! Hor-

cost to us. gains.

Call ewrly for bar- A. Horne and Co. ' 10653 7 6i.

WHEN YOU ARE FEELING TIRED after a hard journey 0r a long day's work, there is nothing you can get which will touch the risbt spot so quickly as a steam- ing hot cup of Morse’s Selected (ii-rings Pekoe tea.

GOVERNMENT STEAMERS. -- Thc Marine Office has received word that the steamer “Nordiicid" which has been ashore at Flowers Ledge, Nfld, since November 22nd, is now a total wreck. Word also! “was received Saturday that ihc Montcalm is at Entry island. [where there is a storm from the l

southwest with snow and sleet. The Brunt is at Georgetown.

FOXES PHOTOGRAPHED—The ,Lo\vell Sun last Tuesday contain- 1941‘ a. photo of two foxes and their [foster mother n great big cat with =the following reference: From Pnlnce Edward Island comes this

‘bie srlver foxes and their foster- iiiotlier, a cat who has molliered '!lf‘fll ‘from infancy The foxes are "inning those on Rose-bank Fur_ ‘l".il‘l'll. the largest breeding place silver foxes in the world.

ISLAND H-ERDS. "—iAn Amherst lkmlilllge suys that three carionds ~f prize winning dairy cattle from i110 Royal Winter Fair, Toronto, ar- rived here, and will be shown at tho ‘Maritime Winter Fair, opening Monday, December 11. These will“? were all accredited herds of {kyrshires belonging to Messrs litrrt it Brown, ililaclllae Bros, Clark ..n.l ilwucr, of Prince Edward ls- ‘iilllti. lt will be the first time "h ii tubi-rculln tested herds have i. Vr-L liven shown in Amherst or

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SILK FRONT shirts for psrncu- lar dressers at Patons.

u= rHcroonAPuzo-tsu week by Bayer we can give You your photo for Xma/s. >_ - , H-ANDSOME NEW CARQi-Elsc- whore in this issue upped“ an ud- sement ,

Jory smart in appearance, low rpnioed and thoroughly modern in design and finish. The agency for the cars as only recently been secured by Messrs. Bruce Stewart »& Co, and a ‘visit to their show rooms and illl

nose at less than insnufacrurors|*1““9°°‘i°“ °i the m" c" Vi" m"

pay anyone interested.

MELVILLE SOHOOLs-Tuie tol- iowlng is the standing of the pupils of Melville School for the month of November. Grade V'lII.—1, Janiiic MacKenzie. Grade VdiI.-—1, Jean A. Boston. Grade V.—1. Colin Mne- Kenzle; 2. Marlon MacKeiizle. Grade lV.—1, Mae Gilmore; , l)0l- ena Beaton. Grade LII.-—1, Angus Gilmore and Jean Mackenzie, eq- ual; 2, Philip. Saunders; 3, John A. Moilsaac. Grade I1.-~1. Kenneth liiacKenzle; 2, Alfred Mackenzie: 3, Olive MacKe/nzie; 4, Alexander Mclsaac. Grade l.——1, Martin Gil- more; 2, Mary MacKenzie; 3. Joe, Saunders. Perfect attendance. 1

REV. n. o. FULTON "r0 RE-i MAlN.— Rev. R. G. Fultond formerly o! ‘U118 '1"?- PM‘; tor of Centenary church, St. John. accepted the unanimous call ofhia people to return for a third 3'98?’ at the second quarterly meetlni; of the Board Friday evening- Tliere was a good attendance. {i5 the ‘work of Rev. Mr. Fulton is up lifting the church and the rcit-i resentation was strong in express‘ their appreciation. The sum. o! $790 was reported as a. balanceln- the treasury. The routine bush ncss occupied some time, with the pastor in the chair. The committee reported satin/factory conditioned and adjourned at a. late hour.

PERSONALS

Mr. L, B. Pridham of Aiberton, was in the city on Saturday.

T. S lVlncKay, Truro, was in the city Saturday.

Mr. Geo. W. Chandler, is ing friends in this city.

\'!<i‘-

Almtl pin-t in the official milk tcst ‘ commence on Friday. A the buildng hnsi

"iiiii l -_p-~. i! will’! nl‘ lit-w. >i~\l'lvli u» lilo-y l|i\l\i in» Willi li]\il'\3"4]

howls.

. rmnrpri-sing merchant, '| Phillips, is doing a rushing busi-

fXmas trnrle. ~The school i5 P“). iygrpgging favorably under the man- ornament of our popular teach-er; jlviias E. Bcrnsrch- Mr. A. A. Stew iart has recently purchased a. fine ‘trotting filly (Prairie Dell).

ilcnrzc Mr. George Hughes, and his =trnttiiig mare for a race on the. ,ic.s this coming wl.nter.— Mr. and. ‘iMrs. Albert E. Phillips were rc-i cent visitors to Mr. Arnett Shaw. iMr. George Coles intends going smuih for the winfcr.-— Mr. James ‘Show spent the week end at Mr.‘ Inlfrcd Rnbertsi- Mr. J. W. Rodd lhns recently returned from the iWcrt and is now back on his old ijnb as tax C0l19Ct0l‘.— Mr. Lee iStcivurt spent Sunday at Union. North. the guest of James Rnttray Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Rodd were the Jiuorits of their uncle, Mr. Bertram .'i‘oombs.——- Mr. Charles Hughes has completed his house and ex- pects to move in shortly.— Mr. John Jones spent the week end at Kvnaincinn. the guest nf his aunt Airs. StmirarL- Mr. Earnest Ax- ,worthy spent Sunday at Whcnt- ley.

Millard‘: lilnllrrnent Lunsbernaen’:

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‘yHandy Little Gifts

‘Collapsible coat " Hangers in‘ Leather

HARRINGTON NOTES - our‘ Chasp

nose: imd is fully stocked for a big!

Cases; Various Style. Playing ‘Cards In Leather Cases

Bill Folds from 75c to $6.00.

Key Cases

Leather to hold four or eight ‘ Keys

Tun wnrrn nniio. STORE :

l. c. JullistlN

nauoorsr ‘v

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iMrs. V. E. McLeilan. »,Sncknnc» \\-":sh., was flTlVlllz the-paéiacrwrw"

those (-_;uq_1e_ asgirrivius in the rltv lllht week. kvpi iron from roll] ' ‘ I

Mr. J. F‘. l-‘rnstaii m‘ Prnsur. lluli-fnx loll. (in r urdny morning uftcr it'll) i0 the (ally.

cui- I: kctcliiiiii, st Jul-inf lio i..- in the province iii the int his m‘ the (‘obsidian Fnithankslivl" ' 00., left for Summerside Saturdxay.

Ml‘ Geo. (‘laments in: the

lruslness trip to the city.

| such appeal W5)

__‘l|(‘(‘lli€(1 sufficient notice to “ ' wwollant of the time and place for the hearing o! such appealn”

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Ne; nlioterlai’

has ‘

cvcr atcécivcci» such a

. as this gigaifiti

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super production

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William Fox lpreSchts 4

nintcrw ny

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DIRECT

The W0rld’s Most Sensational and Most Spectacular

The Thrills and Joys of Ancient Rome in all its Glory

w-'-\

i ' seasons 1w’ ON BRJSwAYI-INEW YORK CITY

Photo-Drama

' At laat ; d,’ ‘ worthy on, “ma, n"

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"£537.. T.'i"‘""?°"". lrl

“A llhiilnlflcent spam,“ all with i i," m”, w ,

every heart, qmiou" l‘

llant and thrill|ng_\N' Tribune.

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Massive pillars. palaces h: a huge amphitheat , ami- "sifenb of' Big, ‘£534 b=i\l¢Yrthe_ climax u 7|

Picture prom-end; y_ a

MATINEE, AouL-ra 2t. CHILDREN m. Evzumc, ADULTS an} CHILDREN 26c.

the address mentioned in the as- sessment. roll ten diLyS beiurc liie iinic appointed for the hearing of

‘such appeal of the time and DlilCe

when and where the hearing of is to take place.

Publication of such notice of the hearing of iiplltkill ‘ill tue Royal Gazette shall be the

Now‘ l thins it. that when the act :"Zi_\'>l it “Shell be the duty of the

, ~l'rovinl:iai Treasurer to give‘ n0-

~ticc to iihe appellant by post" it menus just that. Written notice was given t0 all appellants in i921;- jwliy then, I would ask Mr. Lea.- iwns such notice not given in 1922'! Mr. Lczi must know of the row

_ ~ Hi5 ‘ O"'1'l~i'li‘.l Fisheries, iSt. John 19.1"! olﬂiiwrt: was iviion people in Summer fTrimIl-S EXT"! i0 hem‘ 11"" chm‘ mum‘ saturlml’ m°mm3§nter “ifiiiii? foimrl that the appeal

court llizui liven lit-ill thcre and lhﬂyllllil‘ ll‘€(7(’l\'('(l no notice that it was lc

‘M? John A MCGHNTSY- who hzlsibe hold. lie must know‘ that the

been visiting his holmc 3 in this city after . an absent-e of)‘ seven vcnrs. left on return to ‘ Boston Saturday morn-inc’. He was Ill’- iompnuicrl by his who will also rcslvle ilwrv.

The Public Forum

Continued from Page 4 l‘-act it was generally the man who said it-- that was damned. And now, Sir, I want again to ask Mr. Lea] to answer the quesiions contained! in my letter of the 6th inst. as to his treatment of Rogers Payton‘- and Silver Foxes and Furs, and‘ prove that he meant what he said, in his first letter about his wish-i lng to exercise his authority "Equi- tably and fairly to all." And here is another matter in connection, with his department which I be- lieve a great many would like him to explain. The provisions of the tax act, Part 1 Chap 3, Sec. 79, dealing wltlh tho mnttcr of appeals says: , 1920 Taxation Act-Part 1 Chap 3. Section 79.

(A) ISllch notice of the hearing of such appeals shall ‘be Elven by the Provincial ‘llroasurer in one issue of the Royal Gazette and in at lenst one newspaper pub- lished in this Province at least fourteen dnys before the hearing of such appeal and it shall he the duty of the Plovlncial Treasurer 1° Rive notice to the appellant by post addressed to the appellant at

Mlnnrdni. lilnlmc-ut linmbermnnm Friend

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Christmas ﬂake _’

8 vs yourself all the worry

Qand Work of making ‘ your

Xmaa Cake ‘by ordering from Stewart's "Bakery.

DARK Fnurr oaks LIOHT FRUIT can: WHITE souuo can: SULTANA cm:

snn. Charlcs.' famed to

‘i rheumatic twingen.

t one to set up two or ‘three times g during the night.

r, acids and ﬂush of! the body's urin-

very live representatives of that‘ district prevented Mr. Leo's ad- miuisirzifur from gutting away with S\l('ll treatment uuii he \v.is give these people a chiince to lizivc their erroneous as- sessments adjusted. Ho must also know so far iiS fox companies are concerned their personal property valuations were adjusted on a lbnsis of $300 per pair which this year is n fair valuation, but com panics in Queen's County had at ready paid onLi valuation of $600 per pnlr for the some year, hutl have not heard thiit Mr. lion's idea of dealing “equitably and fairly with all" has carried him so far ns refunding the excess (volilected from the Queen's (Iounty compan- ies, l am afrnid therc may be a (ilfferencc of opinion .as to Mr. Leo's ideas of dealing "equitably and fairly with all." I would then just like t0 ask Mr. Lea two more questions and l am finished for the Drescnt but promise him more 5110111)’! 1st W-hy did he not send written notices of the holding oi "w ruined court iii 1922 as he ind in 19.1 rind us the uct snys it i5 his duly to d0?

‘ Take (irlass Of Salts

Eat Less Meat if you Feel Back. achy or Have Bladder Trouble Too much meat may form uric, acid, which excites and overworksi "l9 kidneys in their efforts to ﬁlter it from the system. Big meat eat. ers can flush the kidneys occas- ionally to ralle¥e them like..iiieyi ‘relieve the bow cat's-moving all the ttﬂcid Waste a ‘ ' ‘icon, else they ms eeladulirhlise ~ iii the REES!‘

Mil“ W. » . - is coated. and whe do weather fe» bad they have‘ The uﬂne is cloudy, full of eidiiiiont: moonin- neis often get irritated, ohilglli;

_ ‘TB . R11 ' r It the bnckior ., in e Beneﬁt nose, his atom-i h. tongs

To help neutralize these irritating

one waste Rel about four ounces of Jad Salts from any pharmacy; take s. H" ful in a glass of water

Aiislaes1lb. to 12 Ina. Made from glfebvgry ma}, _ materials; by _ Mano”; i

bakers. A .. M Call at may.» and jog ‘samples. Mall orders attended to.

Stem’:

before breakfast for a fair‘ days and-your kidneys may then act fine and bladder disorders disappear. '1‘ a regions salts ls made from the aci olrkflilss and lemon juice. c @d with ilthie, and has been used for generations to help clean and stimulate slugzlsb tid- neys and stop bladder irritation. Jsd Salts ls inexpensive, harmless and makes a delightful eﬂerges cent llthla water drink why '

"L l.

2nd. Is he willing to entertain the claim for refund of the coul- pnnics that puid on 11 valuation of

$600 per pair? d luivc no particular fuult to find with the taxation act, the ikiuit is in lls administration and it is this rotten administration oi lic not that has aroused the indig- mliiivfl oi‘ the people 0i this Pro \.ll"t2 to a pitch never reached be- fore .We are not tax dodgers or nix evudcrs, but we want apquare (foal and unless I mistake the tam per of the people they are going to get it before long. ' I- am Sir. etc. W.K.

Melhollst lhurch Chkown Disc rict y Hold Meeting

hoesns

The fall meeting of the memb- crs of the Charlotlctoivn District of the Methodist Ciiurch was lield on Wednesday at Montague. There were present the Revs. li. Pierce, B. A., (Chniriuiln); ll. A. Brown, C. Grahhin, 41.. W. Kélfl-l‘: stead, G. Vi’. Tiiley, l3. A., J. la‘. Denny mid T. Pnlolhorpc, togeth- er with the follio-wlrg lay iole gntesz-dllessre. D. Ross, (Monta- gue); T. F. Buralétt (Souris); G. Warren (Mt. Stmvzirl) iiml ii. Jon- kins (Pownnl). The licv. 11.-S. ll. Strothuril, ill. A., ll. ll, Field Secretary of Rciinioils Plduczlfon, was also tircscnit. Apologies fol‘ albsenuu were received from the Iicvs. S. Howard, lip/L, B D., W. M. Ryan, ll. A., and R. M. Brodie. The Rev. G. W. Tilley conducted the opening exercises, after which the Rev. I-i. S. B Strot-iiard -ini~ tiated the discussion on certain phases of the work of Religious Education. The speaker snirl that the two fold nim oi our work among the young wazuto cultivate thoroughly the whole 0f our con siituency. developing the, lucid, making evlery member of ‘our Sunday Schools, mom-hers of llic Kingdom of Jesus Christ and to train our children for of clam‘ service to tho world. The spoiikar emphasized two features of ‘Sun- dny School work, vizr-Worship and Teacher Training. ‘He de- plored the neglect of worship in home mid school, Worship is ab- soluieiy essential to tho fullest ro- llgious life, and he wondered who- tiier our children in the Sunday Sch-cola were given a proper con- ception of its place and value. ‘There was a real value in United worship. In closing, s very able plea, Mr. Strothard outiltitilla programme of worship for the ‘Sunday School. This programme rims into ioni- sections.‘ widening,- lncludins a rallying hymn, a vpsslm (rend respnslvelyywkorgfs Prayer in unison and "- "altar ouncements; then hollows worship consisting of prayer and scripture reading in unison and a hymn fﬁllolwed by the offering and a recessions! hymn. Then comes the lesson followed ‘by the closing ol‘ the school‘ ' with n short

and ahprcpriai by with, ﬁe i e inn \ f“

benediction. in discussing _ char Training, the lack of yprvper iy trained teachers was stressed. in the N. B. and P. E. l. confer- ence of the Methodist Church there were about 1800 S. 8.16861»

‘ous life is lllSilllltilVl‘, hut can only

whole : '

| . the evening. The ltcv; II. Pierce culture should begin = ‘Dfifﬁlllljll. Scripture was read by The YOURS 611W“ mini!» tiic ltcv. C. W. Keirstead, and ly sensitive to the in prayer was offered by the Rev. playing around him. Ho); G. W, Tilley. Duringtlic meeting the necessity of a wider a musical selection was‘ very ei- edge of the Bible. The gral i‘eclively' rendered by the choir eon would contribute to til under the nblc leadership oi‘ Mrs grealer degree 111311 11ml H. A. Brown, the minister's wife lesson iis the former i, who presided at the organ. The greater number of the' organ received excellent support the Bible tii-m tile la from Mr. A. Hume's violin. 'Tlle speaker also clllvfmi i1 chairman complimented the Mon- plea-tor »_ an M] roun mguc Methodists on the cheerful ‘train-inf and developi uspcct of tilclr church which ‘w s vcﬂue ‘off-‘tlle Tutisnn renovated quite recently. The first I. '1‘. movements ‘was spcaker was the Rev. l-i. Si. B. ibly illustrat . Sti-othnrd. Following on his ad- Thc .secon shed dress in the afternoon, the spcak- Rev. .1__'F. Denny, w M er pleaded for nu iill round deve- missionary talk, i]: lopmcnt of Cilﬂl‘ilf'l(3l', The religi- received, An inter ‘w was closed by UK‘ * close attention the Benediction

lilo. Devotional Graham.

be (IGVEBIDDGG lby to tho dvoiiouul

2 i i

"“ ’ll Get You Yet; the Ferret Ne Forgets!”

MONSIER PIOARD, master crook of Plril, inn," o» concei- of the can o'cl- threatened him. u vm » of wits to be fought to the finiilrhy

EARLE WILLIAMS

u‘ mousu-zn PICARD and‘

RUDOLPH VALENTINO

A8 THE IEBRET IN p. i-lryau LoAN'8 Pakistan» maqrsnliizca

“A Rogues i-Romance”

by James Yeunl

ﬂQqygaoenee u mom m. in PI" Aplohe Daneie-thrlillﬂl "°' ans an appalling new ew-

“l-len Pecked” A Snapp, Comedy

Gun ,

Another 0Q“ um

era of whom only about 70 bed: taken the training course. The ini- pormwo of the summer schools was "also mentioned":

"m" M m” “d ‘m.’ loaning Mastic.

liafiiaih m. r-éilﬂ ‘ “ i be W“ “.1 . w

h- Prince

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