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-WAN'l'IDA-Wlell tattooed Chick~ ens or Hens fully drawn. at llalllqili- Kensinsteo. or French River. Peter mama s. ado.‘ m-lI-sa-ii.

Jsnsixomu srnorsr. srrsrs on Christmas and New Year!‘ nisht. . Grand music. Admission as cents.

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MAS HOLIDAYS-Tile Summer-side High School closed on may for the Christmas holidays. Dr. Mc- Phee and Mr. Neil McLeod visited the school and wished the children a very happy - ' lanes and a real good time during the holidays. The usual o...‘ ‘nits IIWWJII l-nd Kills were exchanged between the pupils and teachers. ‘The Junior children were treated w candy and fruit. The school reopens on January dth. S.

—TAI.L ORDER. l-‘OB SANTA CLAUB IN THESE TIMES - Santa Claus has hen very busy during this week at Summcrside filling the orders‘ he has received from. the little tots. some of which have been quite curious and have taxed Santa's ingenuity to the limit. One in particular may or may not be filled. It came as a post- rcrlpt to a little boy's list o! what he would like for Christmas, which read: "I! you have any rum lcft please send s. teddy for Daddy's stocking, which is ls a big one."—3

-DIATI OI‘ POI-MIL ISLAND- lllt-Word was received in Summer- slde o! the death on ‘mesday, 17th, of Mrs. George Harvey at the resi- dence of her granddaughter. Mrs. Harry Harvey. in Revere, Mass. She will be very kindly rem ’ by the older residents of Summer-side. She was s. daughter of the lste Mr. and 1m. John Grady. who dled in Sumrnerside many years ago. Mrs. Harvey was the widow or Mr. George Harvey, formerly of Linkletter Read. and in later year's a prominent cit- izen of Charlestown. MassJMi-s. Har- vey had frequently visited her Island home. S. ‘

--OIGANIZINC A JUNIOR W. A. -l1‘he Sunday School children of St. Mary's Church, Surnnierside; held a very eniﬁlsiastic meeting last week to dlscusstheorgeniningolalunior-W. A. {or their Sunday School. Officers

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We will he buying even day at om warehouse Hogan's Wirsn. highest prices for good stock. Accommoda- tion for Boat loads.

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Charlottetown, P. I island. Phones 798 and 93d

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TheJnost wonderful remedy in the world (or eczema, boils, pimples, hives and all slrln diseases. To he had at all drug stores. Price per bottle $1.25.

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Since the rest of the world has m“ ‘Wl-“M 5“P°"l"‘°“°m= m" "turned talkie." thv. Dominican Re- Betwawuwjmddml‘? M”m'°l“' public Ls happy because super silent m“ Hum“ w” “Qua”? m“ ﬁlms may now be obtained at rent- mm Muulm’ Treum": w” 35m’ als within the small theatres‘ means wmmmsr 13”“ s°°r°wyi Ml” and many new movie houses are he- mm°h° Hm- w“ M““'°l emu" mg ownﬂt ' on and Master Ralph MscKenzie, Vis- lblDK Committee; M186 RAM KQY, D01’-

Flremsn Jordan. 84 probably the‘ a‘ s”; “m.” 17mm" whm- 5"‘ oldest ﬁreman in mailer-id and stilll ‘eum Th’ m" bW-Ylh *0 m‘ w- A~ an active member of the Slough lire °l s" Mm" Qh"1"-'h “W” l0 8W department Just h” be“ pwenwd away to a good start after the Christ- me seventh b“ m h“ ma“; to m, mas activities are over. The club will dlcatc that he has 56 years of con- “w” ""7 mdlYFvemni-5 tinuous service. ‘

—IPICIAL SERVICES — Special Chrisamas services with ‘Christmas music were given in the churches at Sunnnerside on Sunday. The Sen- ior Girls of the United Baptist Churn-i; save a beautiful iinderlng of “Bethlehem! Holy Night." The choir also favoured the congregation with Christmas carols and special music. In Trinity United Church at the evening service a full choir ,. ‘- ed Simperb Cantata. "The Nativity

nperslan Belrn investsevery wo- man with subtle‘ charm. ilielicately fragrant. Cooling and healing. Dis- pcls all roughness of chafing. Makes skins delightfully soft-textured. Every woman should use this peerless toi- let requisie. Daintness-beauty-refine- merit-Persian Balm achieves these in every instance. Softens and whltens the hands. Promotes clear and youth-

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‘Christmas Creations

To Our Customers :-~

We wish at this time to thank our many friends for their support during the past twelve months.

Your patronage has made it possible for: us to go steadily forward. .

Our aim has been to supply our customers with a dependable product in which we use only the very best raw milk and cream

We desire also to extend _to you, and

all your folks our henrticst wishes for a

Merry Xmas, and may the New Year about

to dawn, bring to you Health, Happiness and Prosperity.

Sincerely yours,

The Pure Milk Co.

Limited c. M. ‘cox, Mgr.

appreciated. The Presbyterian Choir delighted a full conﬂviﬁtion at bOth morning and evening services with special music and Christmas carols. Mr. Horace McEwen of Charlotte- town, presided at the Willi; the Central street Christian Church also put on special services for Sunday, "The visit of the Magi" being taken by Rev. Mr. Smith for his Christmas subject. S. PERSONAL!

' —M.iss n1... mm, of st. Elean- ol. is spending the Christmas vaca- tion with friends in Tomato. —S.

-Mlss Constance MacArthur is spending the Christmas vacation with her parents, Senator and Mrs. Creel- msn MacArthun-S

-—Mr. Alexander Home, who is ‘at.- tending McGill University, has arriv- ed home in spend his Christmas vaca- tion with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. B. L. Horne of Summerslde.-S

-It is pleasing to see Mr Philip McNally able w be out ‘and about again or: his usual activities after be- ing confihed to his residence Sum- merside East. for several weeks with blood poisoning from an inlury to his knee-S

4min Mabel Mulligan, who u m training in the Jersey City 1105mm, N. J., arrived on Saturday high]; to

Mr. and Mrs.

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spend Christmas with her parents, Michael Mulligan, of Kinkora. She will also attend the wedding of her brother, Mr. John

ANGUS J. MCDONALD

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There passed to his eternal rest at Iris, lot 63, on July 22nd, 1920, Angus .1. McDonald, in. the ripe old ass o! 86 years. '

Angug was well and favourably known in all the southern end of Kings County. Scing s good house carpenter and mason, he could begin at the inundation and finish the

a short distance of the old homestead. bntone girl, who died young. They brought up large families. mostoi whom are scattered through different parts o! the United States and Can- ada, all doing well and engaged in the different ceilings of usefulness, wherever they went So one genera- tion cometh and another passeth away. but the world still turns

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I beheld the hooks assembles,

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‘mym w“ ‘ "an," vmm. u, m, Claims [demanding satisfaction;

Hum Ijooh proclaimed its kind the centre

" VD! unanimous attraction.

‘v... Jaw vvmu, beans” w... some Sunday atfhis home »in.ltel1o= nay west . ~ ~ '

7w. Arthur-rinse. Souris West. ~ . was a recent vlsitor w Bt- Charles. 021:: Nsvshswe mum . _ soinew at env ous motion; M!“ M.” m Wm“, 55m.“ wag. ‘ﬂier! l" more‘ of us and (aster spent Sunday in Rollo Bay. the ' an" u" "t? °1 WI‘ Pfilduotion; guest of Miss Olive Peters. ‘Wgmnxd amislpiellm _ - es e rooted, w» Eileen Klclhllll, of mm, a AM 1m w the world's best-sellers visiting hei- mother ma. n. Klok- Are persistently recruited." ham, Seuris West. I _V _ ' , “ﬂvlt-l-wlty!" roared the D-rams,

, Sunday, the guest el her sister Mrs.

[The desirable mm property in "A-nd shall plsyalthermbe nesleeree 1mm Bay West owned by w. John Where the human panorama J. Burke. St. Charles has been put-i Is presented and dissected?" chased by Mr. Lazarus White, Rollo 1 “What about a Book of Verses?" Bey West. Mr. While is to be con- Called the poet's contribution, g-ratulated on his purohasi. - the Muse politely “m. r 1'1"!‘ 109ml" in solution?" Mr. Joseph r. Bessie" Bear River - was a recent visitor to Born-is River. Books for Children hurled dﬂiancg - - | And the works ior elder reading,

t ‘ While Philosophy and Science Min litmus MsoCor-mac, St. Char- Their respective claims were ma“. lee. was a vsitor to New Zealsnd‘ ing.

'1-°°k It I18." the Gift Books stated; "Worst the latest thing and smug, . a _ The whlst party held in the mu Richly bound and mush-am] by Mrs. nenrv Peters and Mrs. John By the ltackhsn m» o1 J. Desgle, Lower Rollo, was greaMyI ' enjoyed by these present. Seven |. tables were played, the prise winners 5° "16 “W! Plllﬂl lillldly. were ladies Miss Sally Peters, gents Filled the scene with iieroe dis-sen w. Henry Peters. Luncheon was lion. - served by the ladies m charge u-‘Allt-lvbvohprvtsstinssrcusly sisted oy others. Twenty-six dollars ‘Iheyalene deserved attention; was realised. Till some notice was directed To an unexpected claimant Oblong, slim, and unaffected, Paper-booked in sober raiment.

Garﬁeld manure.

M3‘.- Ivan H. Keefe. Rollo Bay IL, was to Annandale Tuesday where he auctioned the stock, farm machin- ery etc._ of Mr. ‘John Tassel.

,. The sympathy oi the community isextendedtotheiamilyofthelete Mabel Seaman of Souris. whose deaaiha-iierashottillnessosmeasa

Qllvth i118 sill-ﬂier. lust to spite ‘em. “Though the thought may not be pleasant. , I'm the most important item‘ In tihe many volumes present;

shock to her many friends. Of a cheerful disposition she will be great ly missed in her home and in the store of Matthew and Madison's

Ibo we! enclosed as milinsr fcu- a number of years. The luneral

I control the celebrations, Mine the Power to make or wreol book- Flor or Christmas publications There ts none to beat the chem

around.

Book!" to Souris West Monday was hrgely - attended. _n.

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house throughout, even the ,‘ ‘ - ing. This brought him in contact with s. large number of people in this sec- tion of the country, and his genial and

all for whom he worked, and many

He was married to Annie Nichol-, son. sisb of Iris, who predeceased him = 29 years ago. 5

There were born‘ to them six child- ren, four of whom died when young John A., Who lives on the old home-i stead. and Christina, Mrs. Bslzier, oi ‘ Arlington Heights, Mass... are left tr mourn a loving and tender-hearts father. ‘

His remains new lie in the Cal donia Cemetery beside that of h deported wife and four, children. l-l funeral service was conducted by Rm Mack Matheson. o! Chicago, in th. absence of his o n pastor. i

By the death of the above named.‘ the last member eta large and wenl WWII ilmlly is Ions. There werel four boys and four girls in this ism- ﬂy» ‘The boys. who were lli big men. were all referred to as the "m; “c. Donalds of Double Hill." and were well and favorably known thmughqug

fullcvelinesedllwornen whocarefor 01 ﬂhrist." which was very much additional charm unhesiiatingly

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on December 26th.--S

samcmc U? FATHER

Michael Mulligan, which takes place

the south end of King's County. They I were all married and lived within

a well built house and other buildings. _, stands today to show his handiwork. l ._

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review o! the past twelve months impresses us with

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a strong feeling ‘of our lniiebtedness. to you and

all whom we have been permitted!!! serve. With this in nzind we desire to express our grateful apprecia- lion and extend to you and yours our sincerest and m: wishes for a joyous Christmas and o pear o! . health, happiness and prosperity.

R. CIINVWHOLMAN LlMlTEll

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