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_: .ff`_ "1 _ _ _ » ‘ ""5 t .'.*D. F. TIERNIY is Guardian re- on Wednesday. 55t0-12-6M2iEli. _ _ . fl if ~ if---li--1-° 1- S°--f-- MM- _j_.,,,.,,,.L W... ,,,,,,, 0,", The Grealesl Week ln Our Experience _ _

__sA ||Q DA t H l ' B -_ lottetown to Sunimerside on Wednes~ _ , _ - _ V ,,,,,,,,,,,,_,,e,,W;',,,,‘.,,,,,§_“‘““ °’ Y? osy, nsosmher sth. _ asia-12-ami. Crnmenclng Monday, December Sixth and for One Week, we will pile" on -_ 552l1~12-W2" '“"' ' Special Sale some Great Bargains

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Early, '

__ Shopping

_Christmas-Tile Spirit of the _

Holiday Season _means o great deal to us all-but particularly is it appreciat- s

_ ed by the younger folk.

Remembering the littleones, is '

after all the chief Joy. At our store _

you will find a surprisingly; number

" of suggestions for gifts fort e baby- " enduring gift_s that may become mo-

mentos of childhood days. -

_ Our stock is now complete. You -

. will do well to*select your gifts now

: before the rush begins. -

W. W. Wellner ;

Jewellers Engravers etc

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mourn her husband; and six sons and two daughters. George. Arnold, Wil-

651.%-12-4M1i full cargo a few hours later.-*

~sHlPl>il~io - 'rho schr Minnie rs clAL /me sAzAAn - The

lr i has finished dlscharg Mont ue branch of the Women’s

'_ A.; ‘Capt. w n.` . ' I I if I . $ Q

_1 i ii 1 1 d ill be in Patriotic Association will pold a social _ '

tiigloofli' ;%ig?o;’s iiimthgnilriii. of gba and bazaar ln th'e'Auditorium, Monta- _ S Will give ou ii. Ladies S _ _ wook__» gue. on December 16tg6______u_30_M__ gi C-;_un lglitgtal, Pategit. and Eon_gola.__ __locher_ witg Fmn Mef_o_\_ P arent

' ra. ene op an- some nice :4 y isi lee we 6 ou 1- Co f_ Vic; Km

Swlnehammer, of Georgetown and is at present at Cardigan station. They

r of St Peters, have been over the line from Tignlsh

Mrs. John H. Ratt ay . _ ' ~ » s

slso three brothers. s_l_}_o.had the dll; -up io__Gt;_orsi;§_<_>_:i:_f;.__ln°l§di{_lg tl;§_ PBIIS Lad|¢5’ Pa||'5

tinction of having th y-seven gran ray ar or an a ii - _ . children and two great-grand children. eriug the section from Mount stew- Bunoned Boots We have the largest _ Mens Goodyear Welts

. , , . ir ‘i:°':‘ ‘°°“a“ “'°°l‘.°°‘:“l "hrs: .‘..‘:..2zr.2.'; 2:3 §;':::;;' E23- - . . . r . t ‘md '°°““ ““°""‘°"“ °f '" “W°P"“°”“S- :_r-.¥;~‘°_, _ f~';_:__::_:_-_'_: rom e_ ome o r. eorgs os o w aniceu 0 a, e as nea F t -° p_1r_ L i . | i- F 1 " " '~ "'» and was largely attended iii 89118 01 “€°°B“1'Y l‘°P°l"" '° “"1 “"1"” l” and styiish Manufactured ol(i)i?pviYid;ls iii-e I and T ‘S86 me Sp em ld al

..*THE 9.8. LADY SYBIL arrived

..°CARDiQAN BRlDGE.-The Rall

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..'°NEX'l' WEDNESDAY is Eastern in Bouris on Thursday morning. and . ' _ ' ' . _

_ _ __o_l:_l;pping Day at _l~lolman"s, summer- loft for the Magdalen Islands with a sP.Ec'AL _ | SPEA L S PE : IA I _ ` 13 Pairs Ladies 1 26 102 Pair; M¢||'_r

' _-_ M - --- _ _ "°AGED LADY DEAD on mi; »5pgg|A|_ -|»gA|N Wm, |ow ex Tans. These must all go at finished. Just. the boot Km, Moo ,md from

lday. Nov. 29th, an old and respects - _ _ resident or this town passed sway in cursion return fares leaves Charlotte 20 p. c. Discount. to wear under rubbers Ai laws; sryleo clean

_ the person‘otMMro_. Joh_l_i Yoston._ _Zo to__W_l\_ 81 3 0°-“__-___f;’_}`__ §:_‘;”}_"?_f_\'=;‘1_‘:_ “nd Late-it styles and pur- and over-shoes f,-US), stock _

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_l_1_‘;f__ :Bela 1181 ;_‘e___f1_l1 sg: _Eaves to 55_0_12_6M2_En_ chased in 1914 15 69 Pairs All Sites 20 P C Discount

“““" “““-‘ °’ °°°"°‘°"“‘..s“'§.‘.l‘§l l§‘I.¥.sr't‘Z.l?s§§’”‘i£' ii2.‘L'.“Li Pigrlil Any Pair Ladies Pumps or Oxfords 20 p_c.off Regular Price

in the United States, and exe residing in Amherst, N. S.; Mrs. Lee Kenneth Matheson and Lemuel Worth -- _

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23|sultlo|o,llel_¢|olo_lol_ololols.l.ol_tlal.ol»|onlyl.ss_ol_ol_u" the mm’ wean]---er that prevailed _ch iiiiireerg2;uhi;iiwhhoht“ time mgriihi m October 1915 _ R'

' wsoneerown Norse. - iur.~ such rsli. Mr. Matheson who holds Sale Price ;l.4| ig I Sale Price $2.95

I value

Boots, all sizes Regular 5.00

V \\:' o, '- -_ I-lelriry Manuel, tailor who spent the the position of pipe fitter for the rail- l ~. _ __ __ - _ Q -~=-3°-= _ summer at Cape Traverse, has re- way has been in the employ of the _ _ K i _

° f t ll to oeor etowu and reolient-<1-lr:-ilwrly for Sixteen Yew and Ml* Leave your parcels here when shopping we will tie them together for you

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" = ' T -5 hiiinieailor shop em Maine Street next Worth who is rallraod tinsmlth has-

been in the service for lllneteenl

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P THE REL HARVEST' ido. Maniiel, iiiiil ¢?faHseri)i-?_l\‘laiiilie‘iBand years. The station agents along the

‘ _ e line ex ress themselves as highly av- --B

Photos

_ All styles of finish are shown. sep buff black and white, life-sized han finished protraits in india ink and th popular hand-painted work in natu

ICYIGI.

The Cook Studio

' A Personal Thought

What then could be more fitting th

membrance _ your simple message of friendships

appointment today at

THE BAYER STUDIO

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' For Your _

Christmas _ Photo

_ -VISIT-

The A. E. Lyon STUDIO

Moderate Prices DON’T FORGET BABY 107 Queen St. Cli’towi1 ;__-1-_-___-L-___-:_-____--:_-2*'-""':

E How Are You Going

l _ To Spend The

' Long Winter Evenings?

You are never lost f'-r diver-

sity of music-vocal, instru- mental, orchesitra, bands or readings, if you have a

GRAMOHPONE

, in your house

It is an 9_xcellent means of

affording en ertainment for the

family, or for company.

We have the latest improve- ‘

ment of EDlBON'S famous machines, Prices ranging

from $40.00 to $150.00.

We also carry a stock of over 200 RECORDS. No master ,- your taste ln music we can

suit yoil. _

Ellis' Pharmacy, Ltd.

Montague, ` P. E. I.

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it is bringing it home to us

Scottish lad .

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’ March 13, 1915. _

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REPORTED INWARDB.

ray, from Pictou.

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“D.D.D, will cure eczema in almost

able cases, 250. and $1 bottles. E. A. Foster, agent. _

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"lf you'rs constipated try Regulax,

lozenges in two generous sizes. 10c.

;a;:_d 25c. Fosters Drug Store, Sunny- s e. _ _ .

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Hard Coal . Whsiips `T_-s'nd'|letslI _

New is'-the time -to plltlli will Winter? Slbblv ofhoosi -when roads s¢__.=¥_dd;‘ weather lbs. and Drill#

Weluvs sgood ss ly of soft cos il stool*-suitable roi-,Domestic md ltosm Dilrplllll and have troll elf-

sm srrivm on asus. pit.. "'° :.§sr§§_"¢.'i‘.'”.sisi.°r:'. '_ Wens_l_l:_l bs wmvs yoorortilI"'l°i in ddllldt U14

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Our, Coal_is whole family

som host that fills. urs-den, Mother the ick.»1as¢ina not thstpsirsblm iiiriokssp r

it is bringing it homo to “_ Harry Barnes. son of D Barnes. wer D _

0h_ tho md goody passengers to Charlottetown on. pleased w_i_;h_ t_he \l_GJrk__of théeiies t_W0

The tea,-B that Goo only can dry! .Monday to join the 105th Highland Coi>B.bl0 0 1155-- 1'- Oilll - _Cf 111'

‘°\ “ ’” ‘"‘““’“g “ “°’“° "°" "‘° “°"-" °‘ ‘<l§“i§"’.‘.‘.'.'...T“r§Z,’§'“l‘.‘r’.‘2. “.§‘1‘.?‘.i§.§.l° ?r§‘.‘.’“{s...§`.§`°f....‘?."’.';`.l.”.`1ri‘I.”I.".?.‘3Z‘»§§.2‘3 d our blood ° 9 .

5 Go out in their battles and die. “med me “ew feg\m°“t'-Mrs' A1 ‘mme “me °`g°` ,

ml They camo from tho loo of tho o,.ood_ Macdonald, Miss Gladys Macdonald __

colors. bosomed hill 11115 ‘%°“"5- H°W“"d ‘md Aulsmn Mac' PERBUHILS

Con in today ood ooo some or tho _ while me mango of wrote, was donal , mother, sister and brother of

falling. Li°“'~e“““t Tcmple W' M“°d°““ld 01 ..*Mr Michael Mooney, of the P.E.

And the skirl of the pihroch is calling N°' 2 S1939 ,Battery wer” in Char' island Railway. is spending a few days

them oui|_. ' loltctown on Friday lust to bid him ot his homo at Groonvo _

gaping mem_ oomog ,_oom_ oomng! farewell on his departure for the

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It is bringing it home to us, ' Sourls, has returned from a business Oh, the dark hour! --'FORTUNE N°TES""'The mam' trip to Picton and New Glasgow.-*

The Spirit of the Giving The deggiate hem-mit has mode! friends of Mr. Gordon Dlngwlll are _ _ _____,__

Determines the value or the out lt~is bringing it home with an unreck- Pleased t° have mm “Wk X” F°"'““° ..*Mr. James A. E. MacDonald, Lit-

an 011011 DOWGF ' . 3_1” m°"°_' _?l_‘_‘5;_"‘|_|___:_§ _f_;‘_i":_‘eg tie Pond, was in Souris lust week on

ro er o o - ~ _

y0lI1' 1101111111 f01' l-11° Cl11`1§__f:_11°~5 _____f°' 'pi;l;s};.ag,:1‘I`:;c|;)gd5?,.§1-xiii;-;leZ§,§,;2v|?g,?od_ pasirpallii iiitendh gal-ting farmlnE.- A business um' '

" insin glee ‘ li 18 11101151115 K0 "lie 11111* Mr- Wai' ..~Mr_ John A. white, rnorchunt.

A dozen portraits solve at once a dozj From_st_ra;hs_ where the narrowed ;;_'l;1__é)i;1__g_l_';':ll o_i;_l.it_t.el_oe_I_t__iv_l“-ni_i;srec__¢_;\_r- gogéo Boi, Com,.o_ was to Sooris oo

w ri s e -°° - _._

en perplexing gift problems. Make an And the slogazh ’m sorrow while wan, Christie Burke has returned home af- r ay

lug tome. 1" _BD°"‘1l“B 11 few “Y” at 1111 01° ./-Mr. L.. L. chsvorls, soul-ls. lsrt

ls culling them, culling them, you \\°1“°i“ C‘1'<1lS““~-ll 15 pleasing 1° hy the s. S. Lsdy sybll on suturdny

wi-_ite that Mr. Charles Campbell of Rollo Bay is improvillg from his re-

0li,tl1at I had ' cent illness.-Mr. and Mrs. Elmla __¢M,. Cmmos K_ony_ Boo, Rive,-_

The balm l-111111115’ C0\lntl°y requires! Hilm- left en "°“t° fm' New Y°"k M' was a visitor to Soul-is on Thursday. it is bringing it home that the best tel-_ spending a. few weeks lil Fortune. ___~ _

-Mr. Charles Dingwell of Fortune

ls worthy to rank with his sires. BridSB- left Oil 11151 Tuesday l’0I` 11 __»M|~ Herbert Steele, who has

They came from the coast-land that 511011 VIEW i0 C|111"l°"-9l°W11-~ P- E- I-'° ` spent the past few months in New

51116115 Of U12 Bolt. Mr- Wm' R- D"‘5Wm'5 Wal the "Maple Glasgow, arrived in Souris a few days

And the lisnthsr that robes Benn- I-eel" left for New Glasgow with il ago.-*

load of potatoes and intends buying

And the pibrochs are culling with nov- \_;i>__i_°r tg? wi§§2r__llff@~-_T_1;° F°f_§“"e ._°Dr A. A. Muonouslrl. sourls, was

' erahalt, .- l' ge Ve OC BSOCB OH EVO to C rio tot W "_

FmestWork,Elegant Mounts Follow “_ mow ___e_ ___u____ ______ _e_____v__d ____ S________________ _________ ______ _________l:_l;__ _§_____otLu _ sunssuny on

York boar from the Dominion Live It is bringing it horns to ug_ ___ Stock Brunch. They are all very fine __»M,._ A_ B_ paooot Som.is_ lon

G04 make U1 Bild; ' l111l_i11&\5»'*M"'- F135 M°Ke“Zl° °f BW on Saturday morning to’ take the posi-

Deliver us soon from the thrall Fortune left last week 011 1°°“t° for tion of officer on the Car Ferry steam-

lt is bringing it horxlc that we need the California accompanied by his mother on prince Edward Io|a,,d__¢

Great Friend, - and family of two boys and one little __1___ ‘

And the Hope and the Haven or nil, daughter.--Mr. E. S. Johnston of For- .__¢Mooo,o_ Bomord Creamer ond , 1 -_ .!=4 - _ 1,. _ _Lf 1 -1 -_ -S

Tlley came in their gladness; they tune Bridge is buying and shipping frank MooDom|d_ som.rS_ ‘oft on

came likes. wave; ' j ldrge quantities of poultry.-Mr. F,-idoy ovootngfo tram for Kelly-o

They have gone like a .sw_at‘he of George Wood of Fortune left for Ain- cl-o“_ whore M,-_ Croomor has 5, con.

the hay; - `, - herst where he has secured an excel- tl-a¢t__..a

And the pibrochs are wailingr o'sr lent posltion.-- The many friends of _...___

man a rave Mrs Sarah Burke of Fortune Bridge _ smog ,B oo, o Townshend ,md ___ _ \\ Q =~

y g » ` . . ‘ _ s . G g i _ yi-

Far away, far away, far away! will be sorry to hear of her continued _Q M _ 1 » ~ , ”"' ` Q _- - lg c. F. l.Esl.lE Psranson, illness.-F. Jsf’ill:gi‘:soy°gliii>iixlsiiitroeii; riiorniiig ;,.- ..~"s *V Ill ' 7/ Birkwood, Banchory, ` - - _ ---- for New glasgow ...e _i t _____, ‘ l_»> gl

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. -~*G|-ENFANN|NG NCTES- '°M1'- ..°Mr Gordon Dingwell of Fortune t fig 2 Q'/_ » '_‘l

' Joseph McPhee of 'Georgetown spent 3|-idgo has arrived Home to take _ _ ill '- ‘_\_- l l

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visiting old irlends and neighbors.

to Cardl an Brld e and shipped thence

here on Monday of this week return ing from' a trip to 'Sourls.‘ Several

held here recently at which it is ' needless-to~state the young people of Glenfanning enjoyed themselves thoroughly.--Mr. Dougald Cantllle of Primrose was here last_week repair- ing a pump for Mr. Alex. MeGiivay-- M_ra. James Macdonald, Georgetown Royalty spent Sunday with her par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. John Fogarty. Mr. Henry Arsenault went to` Summer-

the gentle laxative, pleasant _tasting side on Monday of this week to work before and on returning home in the

at his trade of lathlng.-Miss Sadie McPhee of Georgetown, spent s. few days here last week returning to Georgetown on Monday evening. A few turkey an goose rallies-or card

, i plays as they_are famlliarly called was _a general favourite.

were held recently as the market for fowl iii rather dull at present.- Messrs, Walter Cavanagh, Marshal and John _Macdonald leave here this week for Nova Scotia where they fin- tend to work in the lumber woods.-- Messrs. J. Douglas, Toronto, chief machinist for the .Massey Harris Manufacturing Co.. andd 1-I. Legere. Moncton, of the same firm accompan- ied by the Messrs. Nelson of Montague local representatives were here this

-The Marine Department has under- taken the work of removing the wreck of the old schooner "Baltic" be- longing to Mr. John G. Scrmsger, which sank nearly s. year ago at the Governnieift' Wharf at Cardigan

le »-*

Mr Robert E. MacKenzie,

for Plctou.--*

chased from Mr Eivia Burke, of Bos-

Mr. McPhee formerly resided at Glen- mm M353” about wo yea" “oo He ' \ 1*' tt-r., c ~ fanning removing to Georgetown some is now pusy plougbing and repairing l V09" 113°--M1* H- C- 5¥_l1llW°°d-l his property, and his many friends are ~_ ~ . .- \’“1°l1°" °f Cl1“‘”l°“°1°W“~ P f°11“°°‘1 glad to see him settled in their midst \’og=-t__-rf-'l ‘ r'

Schr. Hector W. M'G_, Capt, Mm-. a large number of fat cattle in this and wish him every success and omg. _ - . l ,ll

vicinity last week. They were driven parity in his new home. \ _ .*\_ _

_ JOSEPH SAVIDANT.

Mr and Mrs John J. Savldant of this

city will have the sympathy of their many friends in the death of their second son, Joseph, which took place Friday afternoon at 4 o'clock. Joseph had been working as usual the day

evening was suddenly attacked by meningitis of the brain. and passed away after only eighteen hours illness. His sudden death was a great shock to his many friends, with whom he

mn FRANK cl.Am<lN.

The death, occurred on Monday

evening. Nov. 29. 1915 of Frank Clark- in. lfeloved young son of Mr. and Mrs. James Clarkilti North _Wlltshire. The deceased who was in his twenty- third year was an honest upright and obllging young man, and his untimely

Delicate Young Girls,

Pale, Tired Women

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Bridge and has since remained lin-

sel sgxlng from P. lil. lslaud..aiid _hav- ing t with several collisions and accidents before the _one which put so end to her career. As she lies st present only the masts are visible above the water, and ss she consti-

2£r°¢.- r._ in.-_ .

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' 1'»,"1”»M'ssv.”“= - -1

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tutes a- dangerous menace to naviga- tion thebepsrtmsut of Marine iiss

c. LYGNS.&,o0.l.'i:l.i<iii'Ln.::::i:°::r.°°.'°" °'

the bedded in the mud st the bottom of the | tion makes your' heart flutter, your or river despite several ttemptu to raise Lbsck and limbs sclie, and _you sadly

_ _ ~it. The old vessel as quite sn in- need something to put some ginger

ind|fg¢tly,_ _ tsrel_tln| sud event l history. she into your system. Try Dr. I-iamilton's '

I Father ls tjcklod bygghg nigg being at the time of her iliisl sinking __Piils'; ,they lnallegisu feel alive, make

one of the oldest. if not the oldest vos- liyoxiwsnt to do, things. They renew

proof of plenty of weakness. Exer

_:ii purify the _blood-- ,then colge troiig nerves, rosy cheekt, lsugbl g eyes. robust good. health. You’ll be helped in a ‘hundred ways by Dr.

Kauffman Pills.. _which are sn old

ily remedy of great renown. Thou-

sands- use no other medicine dlid nev- sr lisie s dsy’s Bicknell of any kind.

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death will be greatly felt at home and in the community where lie was a general favorite with all. lie was ut- tended in his last hours by his pas- tor Rev. Dr. Curran who consoled him _ with the Sacred Rights ofthe Catholic ‘ Church of which he was a. devout member. His funeral took place on Wednesday morning to St. Ann’s Church, Lot 65, where a high mass of requiem was sung by Rev. F. Cur- ran for the repose of llis soul, after which all that wars mortal of “little Frank” was laid to rest in the adjoin- ing cemetery. i-le leaves to mourn his loss it sorrowing mother and fath- er, five brothers and three sisters. The pall bearers were:--Patrick Cal- laghan. Joseph Cal'aghan, Aeneas Clsikin, Jerome C-larltlu, Louis Camp- hc'l, Augustin '_‘o:ldv_ Mr-y his soul rest in peace.

live well Frafirl fare neil brothrl Peaceful he thy silent rest

S l..~l`cr swell. y. Goal il'-ew best

When to call thee home to rest

Farewell Frank! farewell .brother

We must say our last farewell Till wo meet beyond the river

Happy there with thee to dwell.

,,_1__i.-1-_l-

MRS MICHAEL CASEY

In loving memory of Mrs. Michael

Casey. Cardigan, who departed this life on November 5th, 1915, at the

and resignation ever ready, despi

sition to converse with those who

kind wife and mother. Those of

Mrs. Casey, formerly Miss Catherln

short while. She also leaves a larg circle of relatives and friends. Sh

illness by hen pastor Rev. Father M

spite the very dissagrceable weatllc quite li number of carriages follows

Tile pall-bearers were Patrick Ric

cere sympathy.

Dearest mother thou llas’t left us,

Asd our loss we greatly feel. ' B t it’s God who hast bereft us,

He can all our sorrows heel.

lPat`please copy.) _ _

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age of 60 years. The late Mrs. Casey

was li highly respected frielld alld neighbor. Though ill for u number of years. She bore it with patiellce

her sufferings, with a cheerful lilspo-

family present were Patrick of Don- nelly‘s Road, Mrs. Carter of 48 Road, Mrs. J, D. McDonald, Cardigan. James and Katie at home. The late

Eddie Reache, John Revslle, Jollli Sigsworth, James Quinn, Andrew Redmond. The Guardian joins in sill-

she was visited. She leaves to mourn a sorrowing husband, four sons and| four daughters to mourn the loss of a

QUEEN

Bowlen, was a sister of the late Mich- _ --_ ael Bowlen who redeccased her a

2 You’ll never know how

was visited frequently during her ggod a cigar can be until

Mllliin of All Saints Church, Cardigan, YOU Sm0ke and particularly at ‘her last hours. De- ‘ _

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the remains to the last resting place.

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ISLAND _ QUEEN

There is no beauty in pallor. but I

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Get s Bac bortodsy. Bold by all desi- ers.

_ Q . ,__~ $1 _-jf

a few days at Gleniannlng last week cha,-so of mo |o\.m_ wmoh ho om. Q

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to Charlottetown.-Mr. Philip Longa- ****H“* , ‘ -_,lv--`s;=s

. \ .T .

phie. trader of Charlottetown was ~ /

every instance. 'rhel-e‘s' nothing to very enloyable dancing parties were g ._ ~ - f, equal lt, especially for itching and irrit- `

Sample Values

“120 Scotcli Songs" 0. V.,

price 50c. now ._ - Fifty Gems of Scottish Songs 45 price 60csnow C

Globe ong Fo o. D169 0

now... . . . ... ..S.... ._.____...37C

The Empire ong 0 o,

price 650. now

World’s Largest Song Folio 4 'price 65c. now 96 Kullack. Scenes from Child- 4 hood, price 60c. now . . _ . . .. 56

' A GOOD CHRISTMAS GIFT

FOR CHILDREN

Poises from a Chlld's Garden

of Verses. price $1.25, now . . .. 94C

Wonder Songs for Children , _

price 50c.. now 370 _ Bairnles Song Cycle, r ce

50;. now

on s for hil en, r c 0 ..._ F... ..°._ ."._‘_°_..?.37¢ The Mammot Folio of instru-

‘ mental Music, price 65c., now.. C

Hardlngs Collections of Jigga c

week-in the interests of the`Company. _ _ and Room once 50c_ “ow __ _ _ _

Harry Landers First Album

price 40c. now ..`. .. 30°

Francis & Days 32nd Album

of Popular Songs,prlce 40c.now.

Harry Landers Third Album 30 price4_0c_nosw....__..._;_ C

Patr ot o ongs a d elo es

price 50c, now .. Church and Home Sacred 45 Songs V.H., price Gite. now . . .. 5 Old Favorite Songs, price 21 25c.now.................... c

Crown .Dance Album, price aoc

' 40c.now .. .. I

The Coronet instrumental 49°

Folio. price 661:. now

_ Feldmaxfs Song Annual,

Wltmarck Dance Folio. No. B 37

price Blic. now ......37c.

This Music Book Sale a Decided Success

There have been music book sales-and

again there have been other music book sales.

incidentally, our average daily sales of

music books have always been pretty good.

- but this TEN DAY STOCK DEPRECIA-

TION SALE of music books has knocked every

record sky-high.

And no wonder, for right here now you

are offered standard music books, systems of instruction and music collections and selections at PRICES NEVER BEFORE SO LOW.

A Selection from the List of Books in

this Sale would make an Appropriate _ 1 ma' _ ;\

The list alongside shows only a few sam__ple val-

ues from selections numbering some 1200. here is

music for éiianists, orgaiiists, banjoisui, violinjsts, guitar, man olin or harp players, songs for all voices; instruction methods for any voice and all instru- ments and some ofthe best collections of vocal and -_ instrumental music ever offered the world.

Now is the Best

Time to

The best time to select

is NOW-tomorrow your favorite choice may be gone For there are only a limited number of books of each kind-only one or two of some left-and if yoh put off until tomor- row you may be forever too late.

Select

if you cannot call, do

not let that deter you- phone your order or send it ln___l_i_ir mail. _

A just another poin-

ter, iéfrou do _not see dis- _ play_~_ here, tial %_od or ‘ int e store, e u want, ask for it--for iiglt ‘ is in the Music Line.

We have it.

‘ Miller Bros.

-ice,50c.now C' The Remle

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