‘josciaiviaav 1.’ 19.10

Great values, COASTERS, STEER. ING SLEDS, BABY RAIL sums’ etc., lowest prices in‘ the city.

iiociirvisriciis

for BOYS and MEN

CENTS AND UP

HOCKEY PUCKS

SNOW SHOVELS for BOYS and GIRLS SNOW SHOES (Bliss? Women's and Men's sizes) DOLLS CABS and CARRIAGES All sizes and all prices. DOLLS BEDS SHOO FLY ROCKERS CROKINOLE BOARDS and other GAMES oi‘ all kinds MINIATURE GOLF dllfcrent prices hlDDIE CARS and an immense stock of TOYS oi‘ all iiiiiiii. VISIT Olll‘ big 'I‘0Y STORE SANTA CLAUS

HEADQUARTERS

GAllTEli8i no. Lilllllflil

‘I ‘ 1s

SLEIGHS-

GEORGETOWN

'.l‘he weekly whlst was held in St. James Hall, Georgetown, on Wednes- 7 clay, December 10th with a large at- tendance. The ladies’ prize was won by Miss Estell Morris and the gen- tleman's prize by Mr. iHenry Samp- .' son.

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i Mr. and Mrs. John Stewart, Geor- getown, are visiting friends in Pic- tou, NS. -

Messrs. Milford Eatchllder, Frank , Gotell and William Martel]. George- I town, recently visited Charlottetown. I

Mrs. Wilson. Cardigan, spent the

’ week end in Georgetown, the guest .

of her brother, Rev. 0. Kiggins.

Mr. Anthony- Perry, who has been visiting in Georgetown, the guest of his sister. Mrs. Temple Gotell. left recently for his home in Tignlsh.

Mr. and Mrs. Edward Clark, Mount Stewart. recently visited Georgetown. the guest of 'Mrs. Clark, mother of Mrs. Gotcll.

Mr. Hfwbi:i't. lllufiplrv, Principal of Georgetown I-Iiyzh E"l".")l. spent the iveek curl at his heme in Panmure Island.

Capt. and ltlrs. Erl. Diclzs. Char-

lt-ttctovrn, rcgently visited George- town. itifr. William bhpDoziiald. Char-

lottcluvn, re.;ntly \;.;.t:'d Geoigc-

Christmas Presents

g That are sure to please.

DIAMOND RINGS SIGNET RINGS GEM SET ItINGS 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 . POCKET KNIVES ' CIGARETTE CASES Q CIGARETTE LIGI-ITERS . i FOUNTAIN PENS AND PENCILS NECKLETS AND PENDANTS g5 EARRINGS, BRACELETS 1 BROOCHES AND BAR PINS * VANITY CASES ., .. IVORY SETTS H. H. ' SILVERWARE, KNIVES, FORKS, SPOONS CLOCKS, ETC. High class goods at reasonable prices

C. W. Ratterson

Jewellers ' 130 Great George Street

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CEDAR A SHINGLES

We have on hand the lollowlng Cedar Shingles viz:- 500 M. EXTRAS. 100 hi. 2nd CLEARS. 500 M. CLEARS. 400 M. CLEAR} WALLS 200 M. X N0.l'a.

PRICES LOW-

l). M. POOLE s» CO.

PAOI-IS‘ WHARVES

NEW YORK FISH ADS

g i Get rid of your cold

town.

Mr. John Gotcll. \vlio has been in lvlentrcal for the past six months, has returned to his home in Genr- gctuivti, \'.'liCl‘C he intcriils spending the winter.

liirs. Gay and son Edward, Mon- tague, are visiting in Goregetovsin. the guest of l/lrs. Gay's parents, lvir. and Mrs. MaeI/san.

Mr. and l\'Ii's. NOfPlClll ldacDonald, Georgetown, recently visited Char- lottctovvn.

(Miss Ethel McCzirron. Nlontague, recently visited Georgetown.

Mr. Ernest Faircliild has returned to his home in Georgetown from Halifax, N.S.

Miss Mary Delory, pupil of Geor- getown High School, spent the week end at her home in New Port.

Mrs. Iienncdy, New Perth, ls vlsft- ing in Georgetown. the guest of Mrs. W. McNeil.

: 'wc-nraazcaeazeoozamsooooroti:aoieoésceizzciowwooaoeouca:-: moiaeiz-eizooq

I!" Roy McNeil spent the week end in Georgetown.

Colds

lion’! lot them kup you Indoors

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at once so you can get out and enjoy life. For 41 years Grave's Laxative BROMO QUININE Tablets have pro- vided the quick, pleasant way t6 cor- I Iccily end colds.

JQPUIIIHOI! acquired through 41 your: u! In- ternational . solo '

Go! o hos o! any drul clan. 30:, and m: ti.

GIPDVG,S Laxative ° BROMO ° QUININE

Tablets

Mr. Fisherman:-

This ls Simply a Reminder ‘Hist Ion Cannot Get Higher Prices, Bette;

Service or More Courteous Treatment Th“ when Damn‘ Wm,

CHESEBRO BROTHERS & ROBINS

Incorporated

The Largest Dealers in Canadian Fish in the United States

At Thin Season, Special Attention is Given to

SMELTS-EELS-SCALLOPS-JCTC

l-2-3 Fulton Fish Market, New York, U. S. A.

Purfi liib

E. R. BROW

I46 Richmond Sh.

Fire, Life, Accident, Sickness

and Plate Class Insurance» at Lowest Rate. I

Charlottetown

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OFTOMETRY

specialized science.

concentrating all its re- sources to the end that

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Detective Vision may b: ~. rcstnrcd.

Eye Strain relieved and Muscle imbalances cor- rectrd.

Any iine oi these defects may he. and nearly llr-oys is. the cause of

Severe Headaches

ll troubled with head- aches. we will be glad to Investigate the condition ol your eyes. and ll necessary furnish you with properly fitted corrective glasses.

G. F. HIITGIIESDII

OPTOM ETR I51

i. FINE FOOD CHEAP TO - DA Y

DUCKS and CHICKENS, dressed.

— SPECIALS —

Oranges. 2 doz. . Grapes.2lb....... Raisins, seeded or seedless

V lbs. 25c Lantic Icing Sugar. lb. pkg 10c CHTOII. 011N128 peel and every- thing else you need for your

Xmas baking. A complete line of Christmas candies, plum puddings, fruit cakes, fancy boxes of ch0co~ lates, etc.

Full line of groceries at prices that are right.

DE VERA UX A

v G R O C E R Y Cor. Iient and l-Iiilsborough

25c 23c

Ivll’. and lyirs. W. Campbell, Rose- llfifltll. recently viiltecl‘ Georgetown.

Mr. Douglas Cordon. Georgetown l‘C€!‘ili.l_\’ visited Charlottetown.

> Mcs ‘s. Peter Gotell and Joseph ilJaiton. Gcoxgctovvn, recently visited Cliarlottetovvir- A.

SILVER WEDDING ANNIVERSARZ’ i

A V6128’ illclwuit evening was spent at the home of Mr and Mrs Emest Helm. De Sable on November 29th, 1930, when their friends and neigh_ bcurs gathered to celebrate the twenty fifth anniversary of their wedding (lay.

The evening was veiy passed with music and social conversation.

Alter a delicious lunch was served by the ladies in their usuai_good style. ‘

Mr Nell Shaw was appointed as chairman Mr Victor Shaw read an address. Mrs CliesteirShaw and Mr Donald A. hlachean presented Mr ‘and Mrs l-lolm vvlth a silver casser- cle and silver entree dish.

Mr and Mrs Holm rushed fittingly.

Alter singing "Aulti Lang Syne" and God Save the King everyone went tivtheir‘ homes ‘feeling that they had hivd a very pleasant time indeed.

Following is the address:-

Mr and Mrs Ernest Helm.

Dc Sable, P.E.I.

l Dear Friends? ' twentg/Jlfth wedding day, we, you" friends and neighbours extend to you our heart- l icst congratulations on this import. and occasion. E's-r twenty-five years you have travelled llle‘s road togeth. er, sharing each others joys and successes. We appreciate the fact that Providence has dealt kindly “with you, not cnly in your chosen vocation, biii iii glvliiz you and your family full measure of health.

You have always been energetic in mcriiotliig and making success of every enterprise that was for the bei;..'lt of the community and the gcnercsliy‘ and kindness Y0“ "M": shown to any in sickness and trouble has nt-t gone unapprcclated.

As you are now celebrating your ‘silver Wedding we ask you to P168510 accept this gift as a token of our esteem for .\'0iiaec.-ml1l\l\i°d “ll-h I our best wishes that Y6" 1115i’ be 5° ‘blessed with health and strength ma; you may live to celebrate your Golden and Diamond Weddings.

oii llclillilf of your friends-

ialeasiantly singing and

YCIY

EMERALD SCHOOL

Emerald School report for Pluvflm-

l i Senior ,' Grade X-l, hlargaret Ford; 2. t Genevieve Kelly. l Grade IX—-l, Anna Smith: 2. Mud- ‘cllne White‘, 3, Spencer ID181165- Grade VIII-i, Florence Mayne; 2i iEilcen Allen, Gladys McCourt and lFenton Mayne, fcqilflll‘. 3i L°°na lCcEntee. v l arm: ‘II-l. Min-i’ Cwkclii 2- El" '51,; Mayne; 3, Margaret Croken. .lun'or l Grade VI—l. Wendell Mayne: 2. ' Pong IilcMahon. (lrade V--l. Iris l7"'1iiici~'. 2. Em- 'in':t Al‘cn: 3, Emcrqnu Mrithczovi. Grade iV-wi, Gladys Crokcir: 2. John Murphy. Grade III-A, Iiorsrainv Rushes: 2. Aeneas McEnLce: 3. Claude Claw. Grade II-—l. Hilda Moynnali: 2. ,l-ii'nry Moynagh; 3. Miiurlco Crolvn. I Grade I~-l, Raymond White‘. L’. ‘l-Icrbcrt liintlicson; 3, Betty Jolie's. Landon Wily: irtllir." 11:.

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Mayne Ma cKriy.

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sure t0 please throughout the entire jvcai“ filled with attractive, thrill-giving on es. ‘Thy i .

wide selection?

Spinct Desks priced . $25. to S30. Bedroom (Ilinirs . . $11.50 lo $10.30 Occasional (Yhairs $12.51! to $lll.il’l Rlagazinc Iiaclis . . . .. 3.3.00 up Walnut End 'l‘zililcs. $3.50 t0 $25.

Junior liflllift‘ 8: 'I‘able l " ops Card 'l‘.iizlc'i .. .. . $2.33 up Sewing (‘zibinetsx . .. Sl-‘ljll up

Coifce 'I‘ablc:s (‘hestcrficld Suits Cedar Chests ..... $15.00 to §'~iI;'..‘.'li'l

GIVE A ltO(iiEi€S-l“liA.lES’TIC OR VI('?'l'Ol~l itziiilitVlTi-lifil IIIIRIS]

gifts for the hoiric, oi’ coiiirse. (lifts irhich help make it more zitirairiivc and livable are Our well stocked aisles are visit us while there is a

of (lluristmas is gone, what gifts will reiziiirilweir thrill? Isn't the home closest to every-

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Smolcinzr Stands .. 81.73 in $.!.'i."'l Walnut Centre ‘Fublis Sltliifl up liilchcu (‘aiiiiicis plain or (“.ii'1il".‘(l enamel Viindsni" (‘hairs iililii‘! up 'l'c:i “E-pzirims LZHISU up Hanging hlirrors; Pillows 'l'ilt-'l‘op 'l'ah!c.< Dining: Room Furniture

The

Bookcase: Fancy Cushions liranclidihci‘ (lloeks

Fibre (‘hairs .. $10.50 i1 ‘lkihlc Runners $l.2.-'ii i Fcifiierics $13-59! \

Fire Scicms Fircsiilc llcnch and Radio Stools (‘onsol fillets lied-Room Furniture

was l

BRING THE KIDDIES UP TO TO YLAND

. R. T. isle

SUMMERSIDE

ado i 4.lI'.l---l, liruulil Coir-ins:

iluiliir.

LMALN, Ltd.

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replied the sl-k on!

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