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'arrived "°“"” ‘°’ ‘tuner ° amen thing Flsslel: “mms and oniwd I

treilrht_J. - ._

0' of raocr. On _ s

bit doggsrel-the

men Like owner

. Turned with eywto the

Allrtlsattoaielgrseg gglllgnby died' This was' the 1 ‘verse There were bm

"°"°` ll ll tam t ` r' lr °"'

comm". ve ot ers ex _n hersoe sv -

estimated th” tues and setting forth the adoration

sta,-vaggonv in which the one-time stable boy held

u- from 'l;l;ere no letters solrcidrny-

g se . The verses were to James

' ' who "ll

‘ -MISS

ll I Btoeves. Summer

odice

...__ _ phone

-CHRISTMAS TREE.-At ' the re-`

cent concert and Christmas tree held in Tryos Methodist Ohureh,_ as re- ferred to previously l.n The Guar-

dian, the Rav. G. M. Young presided mill Nl and the program _so ably gotten- up ~‘llB¢0lll1illll¢d

reflects _much credit on the _organist

Miss _Lillie McDonald. The genial sup-

erlntendent Austin 'l‘oom.b_sspoke the -REMIIYMBEB-ihb'. tree

words of welcome to the,audlence worth gill, Bu ide, New while Mrs. Metcalf and Miss Amy day. on tho* " lee at

Lord sang solos in a most acceptable Admission 85 ceniliito

manner. ' children.

-SEVERE ACCIDENT.-John Mc- Leod ol Belmont, Lot 16, met with

a severe accident last week. While en- WHEN gagéd in hauling 5 load ol hay tohie PNBU

barn his horses, irl htenod b some- A" thing,, rushed intogthe barny. Mr. "-NOTIUE il

hm ' ‘ Mllhwll. who was standing' upon the'

load, was thrown oil landing on his neck and shoulder on the irosen ground. The iall -rendered him help- less, the nerves oi part oi his body refusing to act. As soon _ss possible

medical sid was summoned and under `

the treatment of Dr John F McNeill

or two lllid for

CAN

given

Weetern- w h e s t I* I o u r s b e l n |

upsltryn noursi is lug! plain talk. Anyone, who knows anything about wheat. knows that Western wheat

flour cannot and does not, make as good Pastry as “Beaver” Flour. Vlcstern wheat has what the bakers call

strength. lt makes a big loaf of bread--but the bread le spongy and lacks flavor. Ontario wheat, blended with spring wheat, makcs the ideal bread and pastry ilour.

The bakers of Toronto and London-the experts at the agricultural colleges-and thousands of homes In Ontario, Quebec and the Maritime l’rovinccs~have proved that “Beaver” Flour is superior to any \‘Ve§iorn wheat iiour, and is equally good for Bread and Pastry. Try ll- Ds/mess-wfne nn inf nfleen en sees. come of-ln. me cemln.

'me 1. ll. 1'AY|.on co., ulvnnln, __-_-_ cm\'n.=nM. uN'r.

family of small children dependent up- morning en 'route 'to Toronto.-7; on him.J. _ _ -- -

Wellington and Mrs. Warren, Norbor- afternoon.J. ugh, was the scene ol a ver in ---

M., was united in marriage to Albert -J, _ F. Campbell, son of H. J. and Mrs. ____

silk voile, with bridal veil caught day J_ with orange blossoms and carrying a ` _,___

cousin Miss Nettie Warren, Char- t°rday'J`

girl. Russel MacArthur, Eumore, ably _ supported the groom. The ceremony ycstelday “'t°r"°°"'J'

strength is returning to the injni-gd

parts. Much sympathy is felt ior Mr “'“"- “ McLeod in his atlliction as he is e. l-M155 FYIMGI HUZHB. Alllirton, very industrious man with a large was B passenger_by‘the Minto this

' --_- -Miss Ruby Sanderson oi Summer-

-WEDDING BELLS.-'rl1e.nome of side was n' passenger west yesterday

0 y ter- ' '

eating event on Christmas evenéing -C. R. Rogers, Summerside, left by Wllm their Yflllllgest daughter Ma tie the Minto this morning lor Montreal.

Campbell of Frectown. The bride. -There were no an-lvaln nt l the who was pref-tily attlred .ln cream ollfcon House, snmnlerslde, yester-

i :::f_;*..ill_‘;lL'°:..‘:_‘ .;’;‘:l‘;°..";°.‘;:.“.':;‘ °- M°“°"d~=“ °‘l

C. I". Pooley. 6 l-2 Kent Si , Halifax, N.S. Travelling Sales Agent he, fame, Sh, ,im attended by he, ‘-'°"‘Pb°“*°“ “'°'° 1° S““1"‘°"‘d° Y°°‘

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'l`h¢ sur; wny to date;-m_ine'_ is by lest bell made n charming little llower dewwzsf p;‘;’;e‘_§_;r “K 088';

Amherst Shoes

for nearly half zl century have

been icsicd and tried and have

won n stezltlily illcrczlsillg dc-

lllalld and la\'gcr collstiluellcy_

Amherst Shoes _

are made from nnhstmllinl, we-1'-la\ n :d upper stock. 'l hey have .solid leather counters or hell stlflers. The heel contains no

shoddy but is perfectly eclld throughout.

AMHIERST SHOES are made with sl lid leather inner

soles, they have doubleiips, that is vamps are full to the tce s._ndlaeted`witl1 the tip to the leather inm r sole. They are

. manufactured by competent workmen and have strongly swoln _ . water tight seam=. ’ _ ”

" ;_As|¢ ycurdeslnr for and insist nn_n-siting /\'i4HER<T lilAKE.- ` _ . __ ‘E The Shoe With _a Record _ _ _ As-mjlwrer r.-.Boot Ct! Shoe Co.. Ltd.

5 s f P Amherst, N. S. _ V _ / 1.3-__3r_=t Mlilf A. A. ALLEY, P. E. I. Representative. -‘- w ' . . ' ..

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fire Bargoins Inv ~.

:loav the quality of our stock, you know how _

have always been, so that this Clearance Sale r f~

opportunity for bargains. "

sp'endldlille'hillh Walthllrn and _

s, limpifll movements discounted

sn es n

F' gives the neatsst and clevareet dra

or matic ncriormsneul oi nny who come

here, and he will he welcomed when

_ ll.

, l h et rss next e son.-M . Willa Mn' G C.esrsnce Sale is in progress worsen have an nr-» ‘ ‘ ,,° ,rn ‘ind ohargotiuzown ,,,.fo,.it;_' °' 00°- R

ta select high grade jeweh y at most unusually ' M' Bm'

' _ _ - _ _ n.

WOMEIPS WATCHES, ll ik -_ _ os___l_:osg'nsAL¢..1N-n‘ ’

25 9. c.

u d i

ples, _ artirlei.

hneslsfls- ‘I

was performed by Rev. Geor_e Mor _ _ rin oi Kensington in the presence of "Mi" Mnmm Pmctm °f ch°rl°tt'°` a large number of invited guests. town' was 5 P“s°“g°" t° s“mm°“m° Lonengrin's Bridal Chorus wa! play- Y°**t°"‘l“Y morning Wh°"° “lm Wm vm' cd by Miss Bertha Campbell, Char- lf- hm' °0!l9l\\ M189 N°V°)M5l'\‘l°90“'J-

lottetowll. The gifts were numerous ‘ "' '

nnd costly showing the high esteem# -Ml!!! L- H. Bl¢°*~90ll Ol 0'L°*“°Y ` in which bride and groom are held. crossed by the lllnw this morning lor

was a Boston and Niagara where she in.-

gold watch and .chain. In the early' tends s'pending~the winter,J. morning hours Mr. and Mrs. Camp- _--

.bell drove to their new home in Frecn -Wm. and Mrs. Farquhsrson and town. Their many friends join in Johnny Farquharsan, Cape Tormen- wiehine them a lens and happy wedfh une reglnterefl at the Queen Hotel, 011 lim- Siummerside, between 6.80 last evan-

-»-souool. F.xAMlNA'rloNs.-l<‘ol- mg and 6'3" the pr°vi°"_s..,°ve.m'fg°J'

lowing are selni~snnual returns from _ Centreville School:-English-Grade

Vl»-1 Florence Ramsay, 2 Henry

Noonan, Grade V-1 Annie Cole, 2 Ruth Howntt. Grade IV--1 Annie

McLure. 2 Thomas Moore. Arith- _ ..

metic-Grade VI-1 Henry Noonan, *"‘-'

1 Annie Col 2 Llo d Hoo e in

Irene McCal1um,* 2 Colin Leard and Geo, A, Thompson, Montague.

Howat, 2 Annie Cole. Grade IV-1 H_ H_‘ AQ,-,,_ 5,,ui~1.,_ Thomas Moore, 2 Maud Wright. _L D_ Mcint,-ye._ M0n¢_ague_ _ Drawing.-Grade VI-1 Henry Noo Wm_ B La_w\e,._ Gi.mdat°“e_ '

Grade IV-1 Frank Noonan, 2 Maud Wright. Health Reader-Grade VI-

3 Helen Moore. Grade 11-l onnrlen ins 1 ,

_'-i'l-,,_____,,_q ma" sum_nf£B_._.._.___.___' Thefollowlng registered at_§iiheRe-

‘(usyp_lvn{) Sllluo./ig; s,.&ep.xaqsa1g mo.l,g) ;';'°o¥'3§:é'l£2“;¢;;§§;°Yg_' 1llt°§;';*!_'f

‘_ _ I ___ .rival of the last ‘train andeaesmer) " "` ‘ I ~~ \` webgg hilana 5::?£g?zud§ncfr§: and 10.00 o’clock the prevluhs even-

nn. ony open. :lense 'rnnreany, .ne ‘"3 ' ‘ _ 1 the plny, 'rue Female necectlve, wnn lf' _;'"“”° “°“i' 'fl nnely put on, says a Fredericton ex- ' '

change, Edwina_ Grey making Bve rapid and distinct changes oi charac- ter. Mr. Webber had o number of lo- cal hits which "were decidedly origin- nl and provoked roarsoi laughter and applause. The violin solo was very good Mr Webber undoubtedly

§§_“‘.“‘5-‘5"§ diesels* ;__ ._ _

_ _ sen. la. ------ ones. J.

Allred New

oAN.ul1sN Pacino

onnsms Nslw mrs

I7.-The

two

service

z Florence Ramsey. Grade v-Annie The following reslewed at the Vic- C01e_ 2 Hugh Hgwa¢_ Grade 1V_1 torla Hotel, Charlottetown, between Thomas Moore, 2 .Frank Noonan. 10 `0'0l0Ck 18511 Bwllillg (lifter-_the ar- Geography-Grade VI-1 Henry Noo- rival of the last‘train and steamer) nan, 2 Irene McCallum. Grade Vi- and 10.00 o'clock the previous even-

°. y ll r. s 1 - _

Grade IV-1 Thomas Moore, 2 An- W. L. and Mrs. Osborne, St. John. nie Mchure. History-Grade VI-l F. I-I. MacDonald, Charlottetown.

Henry Noonan. Grade V-1 Ruth _]'_ W_ ana M1-,_0¢¢Tu¢h¢;~5, Mqngagum

nan, 2 Florence Ramsay. Grade V- Gem Montgomery Montague

,__ 1 Ruth I-Iowst, 2_ Lloyd Hooper. H_ B_ wean_ Fredenctom

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__ . _ Z - Ra _ The iollowlng_ registered at the

.l ».» jf# ‘\ , L51 °'g,?a_d};0°%21 Rutglolgegvggt mz Queen_Hotel, i.harlo_ttetown,___between

$4; v 1'” Lloyd Hooper. srnfle Iv-1 'rnlnnnn 1° °'°‘°°“ 1”* °“”““g f“"'°¥‘_ U” "-

Mqorm Z Annie McLurb_ Grade nI__ rival of the _ last train and steamer)

1 John Noomm_ 2 Austm Noonam and 10.00 oclock the previous even-_

Johnsnm 2 Byron Noonam 3 Her. J. W. and Mrs. Steele, Kenns_Q_y,Salsk._

1 _‘% u

that

_ i

T0 RECEIVE SBINTENOE

as high as '39 half _years V -'

‘ter a fourteen-mile walk from Stoe port in 'a driving snowstorm, _General

fl-agettes, who are bearing a message to Governor-elect__.Su1z_er at Albany. decided to push on in the dark last evening. lor another miles from Pine Tree Inn to Niverville. There it

was decided to return who Inp for the night, and the com sionatjy ‘took them back. This morning they were driven to _ Niverville, And them they took up their walk' gtg, hbpiag _to cover the'rsn;ainlng~. .. _ _vemlles into Albany this afternoon. ` ` _

noun or rsmnvi

meteo er Team.

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The maximum sentences will run -_'_ ~

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l15roWse’s\~lillcnilse they get

goods and Prowsifs w

'becausejllc yare, sure of ell' fu often :`.\"litflZ`_Gver. ` The p n facts

peoples;-ef gliing up chasing e wall

thelong _ _

THE ONE PRICE UAS!! STORE

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20 P. C. 0 Qff Do S

We intend discontinuing ou-r DOLL business hence our immense stool:

of Dolls has been placed on sale at 20 p. c. off regular prices

Dolls From 5c To_$5_i90 At 20p c Off

Special gifts for_ the.c_hildl'en.“ .

_ BLACK fe” CO

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has brought

at half price t is service and

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(Canadian Press) _ ' ' 'Z ‘ ‘ A " " ’ 1

INDl’AN‘Ail’0LIB, Dpc. 30-'1’l1`o'\hir-n ‘

ty-eight men, who were found guilty _ l

‘$5

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.

surrssomrrus MARCH. ~ - ISI

Nlvmnvlnnm, N. Y., nee. za-at-` _ l; .._)_~_`, . '

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Rosalie Jones and her marching sul-_ . co d I

__ _ IIUUSE ' SLIPPEQS

House Slip "ers make _'vor _usefu

gifts. The holiday' Isssoll #lil soon

` here melrgyhur choice now. '

Med"s Fell fppsrs $|.oo to $1.59

_| ‘ -Mews Leather S|l|»pers__$_i‘.`¢5 lo

_. ?'vlf5sien'u` .ren 1 sllppns nge- ln I. ~ », . _ “~. _ kgsgggnfs Lssihsr

Buff: V and '(lhlldr`len's

Sl§pp'en~;9e_nvll.3e. . ‘_ _

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