almost any day.

Two0ld Me

OU can see this contrast on the street

Look around you in your. own town and“.

count up the people who are skimping along in their lonely old age, denying themselves all the luxuries and most of the comfortsthey would like to have and which they really need.

Count up five others who are d endem‘ on their children and often a urdm.

Ahead of you is old age, waiting. ‘There is the old age of dignity, independence, happiness. There is the old age of humiliation, dependence and sorrow-of the bitterness of

being unwanted when yourearning power ispgohe.

The simplest way for you to provide against thefloss of

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_ your most valuable asset—your CQITIIg poweri—-is_ to take

icy. . It will guarantee you a pension for your old age. It will provide money for your family should you die prematurely. It will give you a

an Imperial Retirement Income Po

regular monthly income should you become disabled- '

Write for particulars now. You may not be insurable next week.

THE IMPERIAL ASSURANCE co. OF CANADA

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Branch Ofﬁce: '70 Prince Street CHARLOTTETOWN

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' KINKOBA SQBQQL ‘2. Jiifﬂill Mclvci‘, 3. Ralph LWcCar- vii"

——-—— .-»- » Jccoplvnc‘ Greenan. ' . e lollowing n tho standing oi Grade VII—1. P. J. Grc n . z.‘ ' ~-<s¢i>_.__._. _ - a ‘PENIS o! Kinkora School for George Dcnnslly, 3. Teresa amass. Motor ﬁracforﬁ {ml trgugfg an, ruoiuih 1 November. <1 Grade V-i. Mary Croken, 2. Ger- being fflﬂﬂl;ﬂnin[ijglahﬂ go ha“; may --—— ‘

nde I-l. Blanche McIvor. 2. aid Sliecrnnii, 3. clam Fltzsimmons n MoCarviHe. 3. Raymond Mcyand Teresa. Grecnim (equal).

- . i Grade III-l. Annie Greenan. 2. lo IX-I. ‘Aileen Greenan. 2. Harry Ranahan. 3. Gerald Keefe. ileen Bhreenan. B. Maurice

Grade lI-,-l. Pansy Richards, 2. be e. one VIII-l. Wlnniired Mclvor.

[biiiityn " Grade 1-1. Louis Smith, 2. Ger-

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The world's hikhest earth dam i3‘ . mi ettes " ' Marlon Keefe, 3. Everett Mulligan. {orin a) ﬁvq pining‘ “n.5,, ‘watt? reservoir for city o! gpi-ingqgg,

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Suit? ilifeboaisto places where they. are rigged/rand launch them.

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—DOLLSl-—A iar wtooiifiatlire-t ‘duced prices at Brno ‘s. milv-lﬂyll-Ils . ~_- 'r _._a¢-~, l , r —AU'I‘OMOBILE' SKATEQ Ind hockey boots in stack at two's. v » ' so i-imo-ai

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’ cimuimi to g RBI-MC Kristi mil-tin Hand ‘flflliljlcbim and Napkins. Sea? them

than. nunnor p , lUARDIAN may!!! 0b. _ "w! "it ‘Hunter Book M“ B?“ i Nova Seotia- Wnier-Bﬁvﬂi-‘Qiib Grlptlbfll will be "meivod- and Id- ‘BPUSQMBHCI taken to: insertion in lie Guardian.

vwOIDER szwowsiioits sud moccasins now at Bmo§6lhd2_1°_ m”

Qmsr n vacuum run-mi. A. E. Harris. oi Summersidm, had

the misfortune to lose his valuable pltz pup last Friday. when it was‘ run over by a car on Summer Street 1am! was so seriously lﬂillfed, ﬁll" ll had to be shot on the spot. It was p great. pet in the home and will be much missed. 5

wONbY SECOND IN Q . -0n Saturday a drunk was ‘ﬁned $2 and costs in the police court at Bunimerside, or ten ‘days in jail . l-Ie paid the ﬁne. This was only ' the second drunk at Suiumerslde in . over (our weeks; but there are still twelve more shopping do}? W Christmas. ' ’ 5

—FUNERAL 0F _MISS KENNEDY-The funeral oi’ the lot Miss Eliza Kennedy took place last Friday aiternoon (rom thercsidence oi her nephew, Mr. Benjamin Riley of Linklettcr, and thence to the . Peoples’ Cemetery at Suniinerslde, ' ondwas largely attended. The ser- vlces-at the house and grave were; L. ducted by the Rev. J. P. 0. Fras- er, oi the Trinity United (Zhurch summer-side. The pail bearers were Messrs. C] Craswell. AIM“ Tiflmn, George Jeﬂery, A. P. Wells, Evere Clark and Griiiin Llnklcttsr. ' E

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._w1f|_*;y 111g goings-Prospect- p)! winter raclnsin. We. VWQRY °i m; western meti-qppiisnever were tighter. When nature {bi-ins the dntrr causeway, the "speed" boys will gravitate to the icy surface a.‘ ‘t by magnetic "inﬂuence. ‘Trainei Mack Steele. Bu ¢r$i§le. has a big string oi good p under t$$~ lage, including Ruby Aubrey. 36 (wiiiiam oiuio. Ansel nit. 44v. iwen. MrNsll-i). Jule. so another good green pt Jack Road), Lacopia, Bea t (W. R Stewart, Northam), Cath , e Wat» son. sired by Watson Peter. (lam. Queen Catherine (ndgaﬂiuiiiigiiri). The veteran speedJ ﬁr. Church has a green more _ ﬁr Gweridolln Aubrey, 2.00%, and Heb‘ an Aubrey, 2.19 1-2. There are also many good ones (too numerous w mention). around Kensington. Brit- ish Ginger. the speedy gelding for- merly campaigned by tIiQJCoI. D. AI MacKinnon stables, is, nowWhe prop-_ arty o! George McNeill, Keiisington. Layton Rogers has a Premier Wittc iolt irom Lois Guy. pqgamt an‘?

Lia. Rico are also expected to be i zhe limelight, which gives good pro nlﬁe- The "inns" will soon be con-j ridering WBYB and means to clea‘ ' .he ice on the good old courses iii Margatc. New London and Stanley 3ridsc. and thereby add an extra ‘klclﬂ to thc delights oi winter lit m P. E. Island. , I; ~ ‘~—<§-O}

‘crepe nérhiieiiesqu .'.=.....".; .... Iswl

i Crepe Dc Cherie Bloomers, lone

Silk niwaieiginarvey and Morgan} i ' ......... ........... “Bkiniﬂi-‘i Nightgown; Silk . . . . . . . . . . . . .. $.00 to “g5 Crepe Dc Cherie . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. to flklﬂb

. . . . . . . .. "~95

‘ mm, sin; use Jackets“ . \ . ' Crepe De Chane Bed Jackets, my: trim 33-9!

A gilt any woman will apprpciate. '

Rayon Silk Politic

Sets, Info trluaaued

. $2.'l§, sass, mm

Crepe De §iep¢il§ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $3.35

lace trini- (it

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Sillilece bouncing Prism Suit l ' llllvli will! rose for Her.‘

Price . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $10.00 -

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SUGGESTIONS r03. filial}:

Lace Collar and Cull’ stir. m» 85c, $1.0"! and $1.50 .

Crepe De Chane hoe trimmed Jubot style. Price $2.50. (All iiiteiyitoxsii.)

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ﬂew Co

siiii Knit, "goal; unto ...... . . ‘Slip on style, in Sucdllie . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. inc

ixioyijznfryi itifi lAND i. spnpnvorovns

.....$£.iiao

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lloglato‘ Scarves . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. $2.98 c‘ (Elisa; wiui ‘colored can ‘siio

Crepe De Chane, Georgette, eicL. all

Peﬂns Fancy-"h-lm xiii Gloves $4.98 misc»;

Shuede I-‘urlincd Gloves . . . . . .. . . . . . . . .. suede Sewn Gloves. Slip on style. i Good quality . . . . . . . . . . .. silllpt‘ Ginges . . . . . . . . .. .. $1.60

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i, USEFUL GIFT , w», . - - _ ‘ ‘ Smart new Umbrellas‘. N! silk “i! B"! mixture covered. sir-ﬁsh: or M?!“ 511W“-

efotora lglevyylirown. ‘midi ‘Bliﬂci. Purple. . Prices .... ...... ...'.~sif._1s a» sumo .1

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colours end ‘o! ‘new

hinted-Ill ‘ill ‘

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............ .. . $14.85 , headed Rand Bags. Dainty little been‘ it: » pastel shade

........ .. sioiyfsiiat and $4.111»

Kimonos, Bath Ilobes, Evening Dresses, Vanity P1111198, Even/lag Bags, etc, and the Gilt o! '

A run COAT

Toms ‘ , nicely time at silos, ‘$2.08, $3.25 and $5.50 30m"; ' Large hinged Spanish Shawl $3.59 i C1!".'1"="'= Fawn Blwmilfs- V's?!’ “d s”: \ l ' 1'0 PLEASE rmwn nuns-mas» “we --------- " iii, .. . » pm“ gmmpers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. v ( ‘ a mm“, Quilted JXXircQs .... .. 1.1a to Sh?" LLNENS gury,” Wraps,l"u ......... S ZSMQIJF. B - ‘ ‘ _ V; I , ‘ _ QWY“! 5H5 ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ‘ ' ' ' ' ' ' ‘ '.‘ 53'?’ hyzinomgilsmg? h‘ Tgth5itgnlgréo '33:; J Ladies Mercury ind Kufﬁer Mose Chiffon Kant»: wwi -------------- ~- ‘F. . ' “°' m" ' 1 m” .......... .;.l ' m6 am ratio». Bari-ea. rm. - Militia. l!!!" 179"”? W” “'"‘ "F"? * " . """""" " ' ‘ Scarfs and “Inques- Pililvv, , » Q"°".gll_'» gull“? cbWl-Eé?" i3???" ------ -- 9°: i" ~‘__‘-‘f'. Service ivclchi ........ ........... .. soot‘- skemm m, - ~ . one! 1'! l," H94 Mimic“ $1M i." 53-2“, ; Piiilltcﬂ mm ......... $1 1.; - Coloured Embroidered Pillow cased... $1.1. BM, M", "m," ' “'00. " Mfvlour Bllnlicrs .... ...< ............. .. $1.60, run F,,',,,,,,,,,,, |ooé""" ' ' ' ' ' ‘ ' ' ' ' ' ' " ' - * . . ‘unlit! I-ll comm $1.541,» ‘ ,,. _ alreﬂgisisliliit oi Corsages. an; 3:115:16; -Wool and Billy all wool I'll silk phtodfé ‘ ’ ' - ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' - -- °° ° H" . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . . $1.00 and $1.2m. A Veg _ v p __ _ . . ttrac- ¥¢ . ‘ "1 i " ' - ' Gfz-"t “ought QTHERSUGGESTIONS s‘ a ~ i I FOR Morass AND Bu. = i» w? SISTER“ AND HER

In coloured Fancy? - w.

animus»: scam-iii. .1. w Murdock is quordian Agent it? ' wnntague and will- be pleased t0 and renewal subto- otiona._ t]

. FMAYFLQWBBB-r Mr. Francis Lavandier, oldcstson of Mr. and p, . I-Icrmon_ Lavandler. Gcorgetow , while roaming through the w _,

A 15th, found thrc Hay ‘liowors in bloom. _.

“WOGIVAI; GATHERING -- The - whlst drive which was held in‘ '5 . Jillian Hall, Georgetown. on We : tllﬁdﬁy. Dtcgnioertth.‘ was a deal - led rhesus. nit ladies pi-uew i won liyllliian inry Macdonald, a hi‘

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