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Ask for HICKEY’S Twist

This is the chow that all critical tobacco users demand

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Asif. for IIICKEYK5 Twist--yi u will get the flavor.

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REMEMBER AUCTION SALE of

HOD. stock and implements at Nor- man Beaton’s, Union Road, December 22. See handbllls. , _

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SEE OUR ASSORTMENT of French Ivory in separate pieces and sets. Fosters Drugstore.

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THE WOODROW FARM owned hy

Wallace Wood has 'been sold to Bcnj_ Wood of Alexandria. Therefore there will be no sale. - ‘ R690.

SERICES.-On December 21st Rev.

l-{.~ R. Bell will preach as follows; .Clyde River 11 a. m.; Long Creek, ll p. m. North River 7 p. m.

CONCERT AND CHRISTMAS TREE

-Covehend Presbyterian Church Sun- day School concert and Christmas Treo Thursday 18th eight o’clock. Silver collection. , 3685.

AT HOME.-Mrs. D. J. Riley

will be at home at her motl1er’s resid- ence, l30 Upper Prince Street, this

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(\Vednesday) afternoon from 3 to 6 p. Ui- 3037.

SHIPMENT OF HERRING just ar-

rived in pails und half barrels selling at lowest price. Canadian Farm Pro- ducts Corner Kent and Great George Street City. _ 3003-12-17M2l.

. THE Lone mveh |.Ao|-Es Ain

iwill hold a supper and a sale of ap- rons and fancy articles in Long River Hall on Thursday evening, December 18th. If weaher proves unfavorable will be held on following voninl.

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WILD GEESE ON THE WING.-An

exceptlonall-y large dock of \vlld geese passed over Charlottetown yesterday morning. They were heading south and flew so low that a _marksnian could easily have brought down a good bug of them.

T0 YOU, MR.. RETAIL GROCER.

-Ig there anything you have missed Ordering in your Xmas groceries. We have a complete stock of oranges, lemons, grapes, peels, confectionary, nuts and so forth. Call up Carvell Bros., about it. 2971-12-12M8i.

MT. MELLICK SCHOOL.-The fol-

lowing is the standing ot' Mt. Mcllick School for the month of Novoinhcr.

1 Grade VII-Mabel Richards. Grade V

--1, Bernie MacDonald; 2, Vers. Irving 3, Gerald Maol)onald; 4, Beatrice Bos- wall; 5, Arthur Wright: 6, .lohn Ad- ams. Grade IV-1, Hael lllcliftclicrn; 2. Frances Wood; 3, Winnifrerl Rob- ertson; 4. Margaret MacDonald; 5, Gertrude Jenkins; 6, Homer Jenkins; 7,- Lyman Richardson. Grade Illl Sen- ior-1, Edmund Robertson; 2, Mildred \Vright; 3, (‘_liarlcs \‘l'rigiit. Junior-

, I, T’er<'_v Mclteitna; 2, llenny Boswnll; . Louise McKenna; 4, Elizabeth Em- ,‘<~rsoi1_ Grade II-1, Elliot* Robertson; =2_ Leigh l\icl~1nchci'u_Grarie I-1, Char- _ lotto Drake; 2. ItobertMeltae and Hel- cn Drake equal; 3, Harold Robertson; ("lit'forii Sullivan. Perfect attend- i=w=»~~l.eica x\icEacht~rn_isi1iot_ nob- i:t>.on. Iiarold llohcrtson. Mildred _ '\\'r1';:lit, (`-Iiztrlotte Drake, Helen Drake

.Percy liic-Kciiiiu, Louise McKenna,

`~.< ra: Irving .

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` "X!\'?AS GIFT SUGGESTIONS.- How about a nice Club Bag or Suit pf`.as.c nothing more acce;J'tabIe._ We grave a beautiful range of these gifls. Prcwce Bros., Ltd. 3032-12-15M5i.

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f oN SALE Now ov ALL i meant.-is onocerts, cov i ERNMENT msPec~reD_

s'raMi>Eo on e/ici-I WRAPPER ,one oe THE cr-ioicesr Mehr Fooos. ON`THE MAH'KET ANU AL so ri-as cHsa¢=ss1 se

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Muscatel' Raisins, loose,

50c. per lb.

Large boxes _ _ _ _ .55c.

' FELT

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Malte a Sensible Glass Jars . _ _ _60c. ' Franco-American Plum

Puddings

In tins ready to eat, Price 55c.

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YOU CAN GET a good Camera at a

reasonable price at Foster-'s Drug. atm-e. 3045-12-16M3i.

JUSTRECEIVED 1,000 Fresh "Day-

lo" Eveready Batteries. The Rogers Iirrdware Co., Ltd. -

3060-12-16M3l.

SNOW SHOVELS for boys and girl”

two sizes, 50 dozen just received at Carters Boolfstoro.

3683-12-17M2i.

THE 'EXHIBITION OF PAINTINGS

at the Lennox is being attended daily by large numbers of art lovers: It will remain open all this week.

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CHRISTMAS SERVICES.-Special

Christmas services will be held on Sunday in connection with Mount Ste- wart circuit as follows:-Black River i_1 a. in; Dunstafinage 3 p. m; Mount Stewart, union service 7 p. tn.

UNITED SERVICES.-United ser-

vices are being arranged between the M.-thodist and Presbyterian churches .ti Mount Stewart in connection with the week of prayer. »The services to ho held in eacli church on altenate nights.

MONEY IN PORK.-Mr. John Saun- di rs, of the well known firm of Saun- <li~r,, & Newsome, piirchased a few :lays ago from Mr. J. C. Hughes of Fovclieail, sixteen hogs,which brought for Mr. Hughes the handsome sum of $582.28. Mr. Hughes has the reputa- tion of being one of the best pork feed- ers in P. lj). island. So much for the National Policy! _ _

::PRACTICAL GIFTS.-How about

a nice auto wrap and sleigh robe. See' our splendlld assortment of those at popular prices. Prowse Brcis., Ltd.

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In Memoriam

MISS ANNIE CAMPBELL

There. passed pgacefully away in

Truro, N . S., on November 26th Miss Annie Campbell, daughter of the late John Campbell oi Montague and sis- ter of Mr. Hector Canipbcli. Rollo Bay West. Deceased was residing with her ueice, Mrs. Rev. J. W. Godfrey,

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You are of course, :tuxious to

give Christmas presents that

will be most acceptable.

It is sometimes iliihicult to de-

termino just what will please recipients most, but if articles of utility or intrinsic worth are

selected ycu'll be safe.

.We have an adequate showing

of such articles i'o rihis year's holiday trade. in fiat our stock is made up of the largest and most vztluohle gifts for gift giv~ ing we have cvcr shown. It in-

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CHOCOLATES- in very dainty Christmas boxes. EXQUISITE PERFUMES in hamlsome packages

HOLIDAY STATIONERY `

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IVORY PIECES EBONY PIECES

SHAVING SETS _

SM0KER'4S GOODS KODAKS & CAMERAS WATERMAN'S FOUNTAIN PENS THERMOS BOTTLES WALKING STICKS CIGARS CIGARETTE CASES GILL/ETTE SAFETY RAZORS AUTO STROP SAFETY RAZ- ORS ORDINARY RAZORS CIGAR TRAYS’ TOILET WATERS CASED PlPES\ 'MILITARY BRUSHE8 LEATHER CASED PLAYING CARDS ETC., ETC., ETC.

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Our prices on such goods are

very reason-able--you are urged to come in and Inspect our goods,

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While the above stock of

Christmas goods is complete you should not get an Idea that purchases may be conveniently postponed until the eleventh hour.

You resolved last Christmas

to do your shopping early this Christmas season. Live up to this good Intention and induce your friends' and neighbours to shop early, too. ,

Shop now and 'ycu'll have the

advantage of a greater assort- ment,moro attention from clerks and avoid the worry which you naturally experience when shop- ping is delayed.

Make a list of items in which

you are Interested from the above assortment and bring it to our storo.

With auch a iiht and the suz-

gestlons which our stock affords ycu'll be able to complete your Christmas shopping in o~-very ` satisfactory fashion and in the briefest possible time. '

Bring the children too and see

the beautiful things we have on display-it ig just what they ~ want. .

Johnson Stlolinson

The Qually Dragoon --

Corner Kent and Prlnoo Struts

few months previous to bor death. Her remains were forwarded to \Rollo Bay West and were interred in Bay Eortune,(‘emetery. The funeral aer- vice was conducted by Rev. Mr. Heron, Dundas. She is survived by one brother, the above mentioned Mr. Hector Campbeil.Blossed are the dead who die in the Lord.

FRANCIS JAMES SULLIVAN

The dreaded messenger of death visi-

ted the home of Mrs. Wm. Sullivan, Cardigan and' took for its victim hor sou. Francis James at the early age of 27 years. He leaves to mourn besides his numerous friends and relatives, a sorrowing mother, one sister, Mrs. Daniel McAuley, Cardigan, and seven brothers, Thomas, John and Philip. near home; Joachim at home and Leo, Joseph, and Peter of St. Dunstan's University. He bore his lingering ill- ness with true Christian fortitude and patience. The last rites of the Roman Catholic Church, administered' by his pastor, Father Gillis, comforted him in his last hours. His kind and loving disposition 'won for him a wide circle of friends. Frank will be great- ly missed not only from his home circle but from homes where he was well known. His remains were ten- derly laid to rest in All Saints' Ceme- tery, Cardlgan with his pastor, Father Gilligyolllciating. The pall-bearers were his four brothers Joachim, Leo, Joseph and Peter and his two nephews Thomas Hynes and Ambrose Hynes Requiescnt in pace.

ANGUS MclNTYRE

'.I‘here_ passed away on December Sth

one of the oldest and most respected residents of Newport in the person ot Angus McIntyre. Mr. Mclntyre was born in South West lnvcrnesshire, Scotland, eighty two years ago, and emigrated to this country when a lad of ten years with his mother, three brothers' and two sisters. They camo out on the sailing ship Luiun, a vessel of 472 tons. ‘

Smallpox broke out on board and

one of his sisters succeumhcd to thc dread disease and was buried at Pic- tou, N. S.

Of the famil-y that came out one sis-

tor survives him Mrs. Ronald Mc- Aulay, St. Peters Bay. The faintly' settled in Newport. When quite a Young man Mr. Mclntyre chose it sea- faring life which he followed for a number of years first in the coasting trade, then in maclteral fishing schoon- ers out of Gloucester and many were the trips he made in the North pity. llc made several voyages to the /Old (‘ountry and other foreign ports and also took an active part in the Civil War in 1861 being engaged in -the transport service.

Quitting the sea hc again settled in

I\It-wport and carried on as at success- ful farmer up to 4 few years before his death.

lie married Mary McCormack of

Launching who predeceased him nine years. From this union they had one

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____ raging snow storm friends from ful

onrriday night, December sta, _:mn near 0'-H110 ff’ i’f‘Y_ ‘1“"" “_""‘ _""3

death visited thc home of Mr. and DBCYS t0 030 tl_“`5' Iowa i“,m° ‘in ` M,-,_ perm- R,-“_ of 'MMQ11 and now mourned in death, Bully cnt. claimed the spirit of their oldest llilildrcd uart';;:=.gcs followed the vre- daughter, Clotililn at the curly age of IIJIIUIS £0 ‘lm °1‘“"“h “`l""" lk” .,`i:r` 29 years, Tho deceased contracted n VICGS Wore uollduciefi by llc.. luis severe cold early last fall and was MU[l""“\‘|- }~ P' and “U UNI' "E"

almost fully recovorvd when an a tack -m°l"“l °f "I 'f°"°"€d d“ugh_“`f’ l°,v_'f!§ ,_ `._,,. or spanish influenza acted on ner sister, ann true tricnd. “ss nl-im (,f_~__§_1»l“_`;_ mm weakened condition with fatal results. gently in hcl* last resting place there I \-.~itni»nt iran- of

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Petroleum Coke I ‘ I Hard Wood, Split and Blocks _

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- Our age is will take cle'ivcry of live hogs at all

1 ur usual buying points on 'I`hc.rsday, December 18th f and on M-»nda_V, Dei embo1‘ 29 ii.

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IIHUSIILGF WIIO di0d iii if\f3IiUY» ' -ra ~ ‘_ 'a who was engair to await at lorious resurrection.

He was amended ill his Iusmlours by _ gleinoiilciliolginibhtfiiiiilg in Saskatclicwani To her psrents, three brothers and

his pastor and received the last rites 3 returned idnic and all attcnt">n that., sister, we tender our deepest ayih- of the Catholic Ghurcht Along lmunn untlringmotlicrandailcvoied fanii-'paihy in this the first break in tho'ir of carriages followed his remains to _ ‘_ could Humnv (_0uDh,d Wm, ,hc boa, 1 happy family Ci,.Cl¢._ she is g,,n9_f¢\», . ‘heir last-resting mage at St' Georges i nyiedleal aizl was hopefully ti-ml;-d hcrlhor rcwarfl and although we shall ‘vhcm ,High Mass wig S,“nf": by RSV' wmmm H,-nfl, She gradually grewialways miss* her still with them We D' ("'.McD9na]d' I ` I ` nw burml ' weaker till the end came un above _ bow our licatlg and say “Thy will 'bw

s\Fr`~\i1C,.e,`\§1:-f,Sy iid nephcw Rev' i stated. During hor illness sh.: was done.” God rest her soul. _

.Nitty his soul rest in peace. |'eg“’al`lY “i‘e“““"1 by, hfl' lfusiur “mi - - nt, - _< .. -

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Peerless and Conqueror Razors.

Gillette and Autostrop Razors. ' The trade upplied at Factory Prices.

1847 Rogers Bros. and Wm. Rogers Silverware in Cab. inets and Separate Pieces. _

Dining December We Close at 6 p.m. Satmdays 10 p.m.

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