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of pairs of these shoes and never had one dissatisfied customer. They are built - for comfort, not sacrific- ing style. Made in Calf, Gun Metal, Patent and tan leath- ers, button or lace. Cloth

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_opens- Xmas Night

Season Tickets on Sale at the following places.

McKinnon Drug Co. Johnson & Johnson. Two Macs.

E. A. Foster. Apath. Hall.

Reddin 5,-“_ __ also the pupils. Rev. Father Baudre- ault ers tor their great interest manifested

A by their presence in such a large num- Mn ber. A special feature ot' the examina-

tion was a paper treating an education,

' road by Master William Darby.-M.

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Painting Done

Just now we are trying to '

make the world brighter, by painting Sleighs, would like 1 to have yours among the num-

mer_ - heard niorning, noon. and night. The

bl': '» l' hl_' l. d ith tl

Call today, or phone 280-L. IQ; “ ”" ‘"5 ‘ "we W ‘°

The :ite Mr. Marslibarik in having two hon-

island City Painting Co

House Carriage & Sign

Painting 0

gr . ~ .

F C W H of groceries. As Uliristnias is drawing

- - 3 er near everyone is looking forward with

pleasure to having some oi' the West-

J. Alfred Doyle G

Kildare ltiver is in excellent condi-

-'_.____. -.-_- . J tion and as there are several ot' the

horses around here that can show

friends of Mrs. David Marchbank will

, -_ bc sorry to hear that she has been con-

ugh illness and fully anticipate a speedy recovery as she is greatly missed in the Church (‘hoir where she

leader for several years. The Mat-

_ _ rimonial fever has been very prevalent

ber and to arrange dbout the in this section of the country ot' lute,

Sl'Ol"lilg Zllifl pallltlflg Of y()u1' and sevcrnl of tlie_ young people has carriages for thecOmingsum_ ,been the happy victinis.- The busy

ing perfect snt.li-itnctioii to their many ustomers. The eiiterprisitig merchant, Mr. Leard Rennie, has been doing it

the

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lieu. lSth. 'I‘lic zittendiince was large and pupils pci~t`oriiied their part credi- tably. ’l`lic school was nicely decorat- ed for the occiisiuii, and there was a Xmas tree from which Santa Claus rewarded the pupils tor their good wiirk done. A brief programme had been prepared and served to amuse the audincc between classes. The pup- ils were examined by Rev. Fathr Bau- dri-uult, Messrs Exeline Arscnziult, I.i\ii|i Lcjiinie, Mr. Leo Doiroii and also by their tt~:iclicr_ After the work 0|' cxanilinitioii was done and the distri- bution ot' prizes, remarks were made by llev. Father Baudrcault, the truste- es and others. The principal and the assistant were highly praised as were

also congratulated the rate pay-

-ALMA NOTESI- The many

ined to her home for some time thro-

ins taken an active part as choir

ium oi' Mart-libank`s Roller Mills is

rk they are doing. and congratul-

st. and competent sons, \vlio are giv-

usliiiii: business this fall and gives

highest cash prices for ull the

1: s going He also keeps a good line

rn horses show their speed on the

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- ' . lstiniiiier. hir. I). .liart-lilntiik owns ti mnmhutpdt°‘)urpa“°n33fe inn 1.-init-r of itnny tiny, wiiinii is witn-

during the past ye:ir and we 1, res1>cctfiillv solicit a continu- 11 ance of their goodwill.

nie owned by Mr. Arthur McWilliams,

Montrose, which promises to be a-

. S mont: some ot' the t-fastest. Also Pony

lloy owned by Mr. George Marchbunk who has already shown what he can

them ull.-t‘om.

o as he displayed such excellent lion-

ut doubt the lizuitlsoiiicst liorsc West iid willi t'ar<~t'til traiiiliig will out do

l`o the public generally ' eofier our best wishes for Haney and Prosperous

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Footwear as we could recommend to our custom-

ers as being the best values for the money.

Our assortment this season is the best ever and we cor-A dially invite your inspection.

Overshoes for Men,Women,

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-IT PAYS to buy in this Province. -BUBSCRIBERS should renew A

-_ ‘week or two before the time they

-GLOVES OLEANED. - Ladies? have paid tor hal expired and thus

gloves cleaned. Leave with Miss not miss an issue, as all papers are meme _ Strong, at the store, Summerside. discontinued , promptly on expiry of 1, `

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been it source ot great satisfaction to us to see you all here iii attendance to this our Semi-Annual Public School

time a certain amount ot' anxiety fear- ing that perhaps our performance this afternoon would not be up to the standard ol' your expectations. indeed at the near approach ol` this great day our worries grew greater, as we espec- ially in the advanced department are now old enough to realize the import- ance ol' education and to :ippreciiitc your numerous si-icritices in our be- half. During this term which is tiow nearly at its close wo have attended school as punctually as we could anti notwithstanding the various hindranc- es that always accompany school work l think we can venture to siiy that our

ei`i`orts have been crowned with a fair ' measure of success. This school has f for many years past held a reputation unexcelled in this Province, and in | our shoulders rests the great responsi- 1lnlity of maintaining the tanto already acquired. As civilization advances, it becomes more apparent that to keep itp with the pace of time, we must be up and doing, and it is only when ii. pupil can fully understand the necess- ity of knowledge and eiillghtment that

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Skating Rink is in good condition and Compton has installed a new emery Father'

\v be 0D€\'l 0" Christmhs hi8hl.-H- wheel driven by a gasoline engine extend to you our

---- .which will be used for sharpening Joyful and Happy

-HAVE YOU YOUR FLAG? At skates, etc.-H. Happy and prosperous

the present tdme yoltli slmuld Blllmtl ' GRAND CORFE-R_T AND SOCIAL your colours. haste, ney ename e - -- __ __ home on 110,- 110111111 5__.'1~_ Canadian tinge for your lapel 10 cents --On Wednesday evening, December PORT HILL' In me Guardian of y

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gating. per Dost. 12 cents. Gnaiétgaisli 1;0tcl;alt1ni;iln:)ert}tl1‘i:(;iient and Basket in; taaiythgssczggfafguse at port H111 _M1-_ J_ '1~_ ;1ye'1-B, \ve111ngf01~1, was

° W _ ° in R“°“°° Han- had been destmyedb tire. lt was the in Summerslde Wednesday d0il18 1159

__ _ Proceeds in aid of tne Belgians. Ad- Bchoomouse at B1de";.O|.d that was (3111-151111” 11110991113,-_}{_ RINK.-The Rink will likely open mission 15 cents; reserved seats 26 burned not the one at Pon H111 The , ristmas_ night. 'A ticket makes s,n` cents. Ladies with baskets free. trustees of Bmeford school district _gANp wAN1'Ep,_.0w111g 19 me al L‘hl‘lBtUlllS gift, With the long- 8031-12-2JM3lptl. have purchased the om hu" at that glippery ggndltlqn of the sidewalks

_ , 1 d 1, 1 1 1 1 1 11 11 Misa Rebececa Doucetto and Miss An-

ercise. Prices same as lust year:-1 --URBAINVILLE SCHOOL EXAM- pace an ave t mug( 0 le B 6 111e Rich 11 11101 tn |¢

. _- 1_1 31 tl 11 Q ar on r way wor at

i.1iiiie.<_ $2.50; genre, $3.50; afternoon iNATioNs._'rnn school examinations1;'0§’.ri,1:;‘fivsi,}i1l§:;f,?1ui§n°¥g1°g itlrcatiy or early hour Monday morning were only, $1.50; promenade, $l. For sale . at Urhanvlllo on Monday 20th, was a for Schonmo resume ,mer me Ch,.m_ 1111f0r111n111@ n,11011g}1 10 mtl govern] at t‘lius. lt. lite-Lcllairs, Drugstore. _ grand success. 'I‘lie_people of the dis- mas holidays __Am0ng 111059 from times, and only escaped being seri-

» 7064-12-l8in6i trict had turned out in large numbers,‘ Port H1" whdwem to summemide on 111131,/ 1111111-ed by 11 111i1~1;¢_~1¢1_ T119 town-

--THIEVES .REPORT_E_D.-- While and besides Rev. Father Boudrenult the special Sammay lust were Miss QOUM11 1111011111 118810 1111151; s111e“-1111131

reports of robbery from diilercnt parts there were several teachers present. Sadie Cleveland ~MisB Blanche Yeo 1mme(11a1e1y__'1~

of l’i°ince t`ouiity have lately been The manner in_whicli the pupils re- Mr and Mrs Iiugh Maynard Mr' _ iie:ir<l,uit!niiiy blel.Tt_atctl that :tli_e|i“c ii: slpoziiiltgté tt; t(liieIi)i;`et:\ues1t.xio;ieli;;iy, tsiggwelil Cm°u_les Muyrinm Mr and Mrs. um: _PLEASANT SURPR|sE___Thc i snia tant ti iicvns operi ii ' ti i y a . c o ii r ne . ' ' ‘ _ , ‘ f , ._ , thc town ot' Suinmerside. A short The R v. F tl in hi - be" MacArthur’ Mr' and Mrs' Cyril poop" or Finnish worn wrprisml

0 3 ‘Cf 5 "em"-'ks ex ~ awakening on lust Tuesday morning

time ago the aliattoii' in the eastu-nd horted the parents and children to ‘lI)§)];)i¢;:`ljt n13Ii:}';h};]esEi°MLl"k'ie;6I0r’ I Mr' 10 Bee 1119 1-1111011111 01 snow 11111111311 111111

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<1ii;~'itit_\' oi' ment stolen, also, ri lcw other short speeches were also made ' mms' P* 01- 1,8113 we,-1,1 11 fo 11 ,fi st ti

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troni a bzirn owned ny a Indy ir: th-2 The school was nicely decorated _ near \' t-iiiity It seems that these which showed the interest of the - _-

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i I ` ‘_ W private dmeuives now Tobacco Go., ,was in town on business Shclfoon had erected some tinlie tago tu y. 1 0 ` - ' i . - over Sunda .-T. a sad catastrophe occurre a ew

oiiitcd will likely succeed ui round- y

“W -cLosiNo PAPEri.- 'rue icnow- -- nights uso. It appears thot: the pines of

HD U10 8fU1H~'*H- "ing is the paper read by Master Will- -The lion. Chas. Dalton and Dr. the new hot water system which he ` '

'**_° . iam D111-bv at the Abi-r1m‘s Village Gauthier who had been in Amherst ut- installed burst in the upper story,and

_`E¥A~.HNAT|oNS',_` The S°ml'An` School examinations. - Rev. Fiitlier, tending the Maritime Forward Move- the water in its course destroyed the

R\:)‘:_;ufl};b%§ll§;l;°;’Ll\‘;;;‘;";‘:)1‘)‘;‘tlgaxsco £5 119111- P111-@1111; 111111 F1-1ends__ 11, 111111 ment, have returned to their rcspee- parlor ceiling. The sympathy of_ the V _

tive homes.-T. ,community goes otit to Mr. Sheltoon.

o" thi- t1i.\n “as broken into and J continue in their good work. Several P non' r am rs “mes 11,119" (1111-111 11,e H1 111 The 1_ng1@ 01 ` /

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nights ago, three geese were stolen and in praise ot’ teachers and pupils €*““__”“"“ 11- 0 ___f1~ _

» - 5 1 _' , ' ONLY JACK FROST.-In the new

evos \--‘l'ile operiittng have coated- tencliers in their school -M

entertain -The Messrs Anne Arsenntilt. Char

of Abrams les Arsennult of Abram’s Villafe and

permit me Rev. Mr. Leon D. Arsenault ot .Max mvllie i » and Friends. to were in Summerstde Saturday. 19th.-- .

Year,-M -Miss Minnie Gaudet of the Prince'

of Wales College teachclng staff =is_

1 Those Who Uuglil to lla

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sociation of Prince liltlivard Island, gives public notice of the following' meeting in .thc three (‘otiiities to zippoiiitl tit-legutcs to the (lON\'l'}N- 'l‘l()I\` T() BE HELI) IN (‘lIARLOT'l`E'l`()\\'N EARLY II\'_ TIIE Nl‘l\V YEAR 'l`O DRAFT LEG- ISLATION FOR '1‘lIE‘I’ROM0'I'_[0N AND SAFE- (iUARI)ING OF THE FOX INDITSTRY.

Montague, 28th Dec, 7 pm. Auditorium

Summerside, 29th Dec, l0.30 St. Paul’s Hall Charlottetown, 30th Dec,,l P. W. College

As it is desirous that the ENTIRE FOX IN-

DIISTRY oi' the I’ro\'iiice be i'ep1'esentcd. it shall be cletirly understood that the I)IRE(§"_l`0RS OF ANY II\'("0RI’0R.-\'1‘EI) FOX (‘O.\Il‘A.\` Y DOING ’i¥l`SI.\`,l<JSS IN THE (.‘OI_'.\`TY :is well as INDIV- IDUAL IiRI‘IEDI‘ZRH :ind O\\`NERS ot' F()XES ot' ANY KIND have the i'lg'ht~ .oi' .\'otiii1.1‘. :it . tlicsc (‘onnt_\' nieetliigs. .

liy order Execiit ive Coiiiiiiittec.

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Avoid Idle Money

In these days ot unprecedented conditions, it is

essential for one to see that their money is invested' to the best possible advantage

‘The John Agnew Fur Farms, Ltd.”

Affords You a Splendid Opportunity to Make a Fine Q

Investment.

Pay You to Investigate.

O_ur_sister Company,_ “The Provincial Silver Black

Foxes Limited," recently paid outa cash dividend of Forty Per Cent to all of its Stockholders.

Full particulars may be obtained by applying to

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AUTHORIZED CAPITAL $7 50.000 PAR VALUE OF SHARES $10.00

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DIGREED FOXES

is ranched by John, R. Dinnis “the wizard Rancher”

Is Managed- by the strong Board of Directors

Ill rite for our Herd ,Books which gives an idea of the

A of the foxes.

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