i'.”-°~"-if-“i'.l'.r.° °'..:'.i'$”f.' 'H~'.l.'.l='i~i;»

5 ' »------~

you will find ii noni of

Suggestions Here at the 1 Penslar Sto1?¢ W

Christmas is but a few

weeks away andnow is

time to make your

Drop in every

day and see the new items we are continually adding ~

Our Parisian Ivory dis-

Our Perfumes and Toilet Waters for the hol- iday are exquisite.

to our holiday stock. 5

Don t Tniie “With a Cold. _

*im i Illiucnm was not stamped out ing

winter. It h - cases are repotlellllrared num' nm’

You cln't afford to ne . giect a ooid. mgigihe “°Se. thi-ont and brmieumi ` you simpiilglvilliz system weakened ehlzla tokatiack. e gem” of Inna'

'°“ “P ihe cold ‘th DOMIY '

C' B-Q- (Dominion gilscars. Brotizllz 1"? Qu-nine Tablets) in ine i-anim,

ii , 1 _-

\=l>l_ei:. ul; nlflllriiilinfir mmg um'

sur: the stnfly

ifeling and headache will disappear.

Ou 5 ioulii keep DOMINION C. Ii. Q nl\\':iys in the house through the winter. No telling wht-u you will need this relmlile re l -, Ai ', i)O1llNll)llNm(.`). il. Q.1i1ljrlll=€;`:x;-31 ‘|2126 Tgiis is one oi' the stnnrlnrd preparation, 0 the Nritioniii Drug and Ci,|¢mi¢g1 C°_ oi Canaan, Lniiitcd. ,4

ooN"r TAKE "'.';Y' DOMINION C. B. Q.

TAB Lars i

` Jin the ved bon) ‘

25|:

p|ay is than ,nav ' The Boot Preventative

we have ever shoWn__ 3 l

A A. Hennessey

` 76 Kent si. `

Phone 7564.

A, Foster “““°i.‘:i.2.‘::.:;‘;' rd

Central Drugstore.

Night' Calls promptly at-

tended to.

*N39*

S. '57

‘ , Equipment the best.

W1! sfiillv

7 'iss1.11-zsmzw i.

5, _, _I

ni- -si - rsh- it”

,- ~.-_-.-1 ~.i~.<“.-uf _--_-‘ "_-v.‘.~-.~*tir=i1‘="1-eiii'=i- -ff.-“_--it-=i.i1.~-»“.=i1w.i=¢.i.»>-t-=_i~.Lii\ti

_ FOR. SALE

MISCELLANEOUS -

|~'0lt SALE-KITCHEN STOVI-1, AL-

mont now, cheap. 66 School street. _ 2776-12--i-Mtliptl

Will SALID-40 GALLONS (‘-YLINIIEIK

engine oil. Apply at Guardian office.

Z.’t3l)8-1l~27~li1tl'

Will. 5.-\l.Isl-IlASE, IIITIINEII N0. I0.

`_\ I' l"‘.' l~`ltzr y stroct. . "N ‘ 0 27:11-12-4-siaipri

JOIIN ALFIIED MACDONALD, LAND

Surveyor, 1-iermanvllle. Souris.

2695-12-lMElm0

.-..__.___._.l.__..___.___.._____..¢, CAN li_\.\'(`lI A I"E\\' l‘AII!§ ()I~` FOX.

cu on rcrisoiiiiiilc tcrins. .\pply 20 Elm Avenue. 2757-12-3-Milipd

FOI! HEIIVICE-llE(ili5"l‘I‘lIIEI) \'0I\I{-

shlrc bunr. Apply J. li. Fitzpatrick, iicdforti. 27-I9-IL!-3-iilliipd

suit s.\|.m#.\ i\ioonv`“n_A*v I-its-:ssi

ood ns new. Vifill sell rcnsnnahlc. 51) cl M hflcld.

arm i. nrs

2690-12-l-M.'il

FDR SALE--I‘UI»LIilYS ANI) SIIAFT-

ing. A number of pulleys for mile.

as follows; Ilzgxii. 835x956. -ixil. i'» 5-16 _x HA, 6x10, ti _X15 1-16. ADIIIY Guar- tlllin Office . 2020-11-lti-liitl’

l`tiXl~l§.I<‘ill\ §.%LE--2 I'AlIlS MALE _ and fvninlc "li rick” 1 icmulc. 3 niulc patch. (iciirgii Hume, lirlstol. i’.I~..l. _ ` 2771-12--l-liliilpd

Fill! _WAIJE-UNE §I'IIl(lI'.‘iI-lllllil IIAM,

:i yi\iii's old, rugisterl-d. Nut used

this season. Apply J. lt. iJinnls. ‘»' 2792-12-5-Mill

F`0XE§ Fill( .*iAI.I~§.-2 l'AIll.*i )IAl.I‘} und it-niiilc, blitck; I fcinult-. 3 niitlc ,putcli. George Hunic. Bristol. P.l~..I. ' 2771-12-4-l\I.'llpd

‘i~‘0lt .\'Al.I~}-ONE I~lX‘I‘EN§I0!\' 'l‘AIlI.I€

and sidvboartl, icon as now uiso-

, ont- wut.-r U\\|'|-, moIdt\l‘|\“ ¢\_iuskn range. A. l ictory ivcn 0. '

pp y 276742-4-M2lpd

i1__v-

F01! SALE OR 'I‘0 LE'l‘_A DESIR-

uule cottage on School str-et with lawn sliailo and fruit trees 111:"- small burn. Apply to 66 School i-it... or .\_ 1;, Mr-lieti. \L'nion Ruud.

2760-12-3-M3ipd

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WANTED

A l‘I°1\\' IIOAIIDEIIS CAN IIE ACC0l\I-

modateil by applying nt 55 Dorches- ter street. 2721-12-B-Mfiipd

--_______.___._._-_--~ \\'AN'l‘l-:D-'l‘l~lE Ohh COIN. F4llll'§

Colonies and Commerce. W. A. Kaln, lift Germain Street. St. John. N. B.

2119-11-16~Mt|i2mtspd

____?________ \\`.\N'l‘llI)_HE(,i0NI) IIAND I\0'I‘AIlY

lriisolliic engine, 10 or 12 i\.p. Stilto ilricu. Goo. ti. Whiteway, Dover. Lot 68. l‘. I-1. l. ’750-li! '~‘ Mill d

L '-~ D

\VAN'I'I<ll)-Allli KINDS OF DIIEBSIRD

poultry. will pay hlghcst market price. J. E. McEac ern, Cherry Val- OY. 24218-ll-20-M2Wkspd

I"0XI~}l'i HKINNEI) AND DRPISSED IN

first class style. Some of best ranches on lslttnd have paid ithovo my charg-

Spcncer, Mount Edward Road. iii

FAIIM II ELI' EXCIIANGFL-I°AIl'I‘lIllS

farmers desiring help shoiild apply to tho Farm Help Exchange. Depart- ment ol Agriculture.-Charlottetown.

, 2148-11-7-Mt!

'l‘l'lY OUR JOB PRINTING DEPT FOR

our next order, for billhsads. letter-

heads, envelopes, visiting cards, pos- ters. All k nds of pinnphlot work done. Special prices on large quan- tities. The Job Printing Department

of The Island Guaréijan Publishing Co.. 176 Kent St., C urlottctown.

' HELP WANTED-- ‘

FEMALE' `

crul maid. Apply liirs. Dr. G. T.

“'AN'I‘Ii}I) - l\_IAlI) I-`0ll lil-JNEIIAL

liousmvnrk. timid wuircs. Apply Mi‘s. Bruce Stewart, 1-i \’t'ritt-.r St.

2729-12-2-Mt!

LADY csnvnssnnt \vAn"mo--noon

opportunity for lady with ,inlttativo and rcsourco. Apply Guardian.

2521-ii-as-im'

\:'/iiwrlsn zoo onus Arm woi\irciv--

for general housework. Positions paying #10 to S14. Vifrlte Lynn Em -

\ ployment Agency. 4-i Contralsquorc,

Lynn, Mass. 2624-11-28-Ml6lEl5ipi1

LQST i.os'r-i-'ox noting. 'MN ni-:_\n,

hlrtck pntchcn on back. Rt-witrd. J. A. Weir, 45 Park St.. Charlottetown.

i 2753-I2-3-Mfilpd

l.os'r-on l-‘nlnsv i\\<"|‘|nitNooN oN

Dorchester struct, gold pcndunt. in

pax] l~`ln'rlcr tpleasie lcuvlc atr9fw£tér- - -_ r > n rcccvz i-. . ° U" H et u - 2191-`i2-is-zuzion

WANTED-ANYON HAVING A (il0(_)Il

second hand rotary snw for snlt-_ com- municate with Samuel Kennedy. Jr.. bhurlnttctown. 2658-il-29-l\iEll

HELP WANTED--_ _

MALE -

'llvlii rovllrnv-I wAi\"r coop i-‘own

Gnd chicken on Tuesday. Wcdncsduy and Thursday iilso s. few hundred Plliletgi. Parkman Jcnkns. Mt. Hera mr

`tntion. 2588-11-25M2wksD

#_ lioltsl-is \vAN'l'r=:n-l<‘lv|-1 'ro NINE !~'\\ars old. 1150 to 1300 pounds. ’ADi’>\i‘ Rt Easter Hotel. Ki-nt strcct. Will be at ltruditlbanc .l\iontluy. December 8. John Horne. 3| -<_m______________.___._...__ lill:.\i.I-:ns ND Dls'l‘ltl||L"l‘o|tt4` ‘wanted in Panos. Queens .tml kings -ountics to handle Driscoo Motor Qlrs for the season oi' 1920. Colin H, :,l:‘§iéu;t.l distributor for' t’rLnce Fld-

~. e -

uae* s und, Queen |t;li‘§t6._uu[_,:)li;`nf g _

|lllil|$I\A'l‘ SKINS WANTED A'I‘ 0NGE 10.0 0 muskratn for which l am pro- Dlred to pay you more money than you have been receiving for your furs. No lot .too small 1‘r,t»oo lilflff to receive my special attention. fit p X7 Emilia or express at Brtny8cxD\l1i\|$-

che; » me -

uae. P. ,st LF' 95'” --zi'us-‘iiimtr `_ _ _ WUTED - naw lrtms. ntonirivr mrs.: trim ia roi- Mum-Au. ,,,'*\‘- Skunk. oftlir. ana an kinds ! fiix skins Confalgrndlrisgr. Fair -f==‘i'.°".‘. 3°.-. ‘* . asset'

- I n e ur o -

ltidh. brew York’ "°;ii06-li-ll-mtf

TEACHERS 'WANTED

:Eg Years. r§.¥\rioo’£;l|880> to ‘lil -

.»:.-=-;.°.-'_-:°i‘=.'=‘-n".‘=°1

' . no Y *

'°°'- .y ‘ 29110-iii-i-nm

J. . .

M i , Kingston, Ont.

Hlz)l!l,gl?l‘i;1lllll'x; R. Mc_Leod£ Iii!

B. iWillian1s, Sr., St. Jo n, lm Henderson, St. John; Walter J Mollwon who have,bosn visiting. the Emerald, J. W. Currie, _onlregi J . captains. farmer iiomggi Charlotte, llcheaiih livoriiiq \vi}tslgi;;1~9Aion.a _\<l;_ town len yesterday-lor. ew-York. son, a HXS' - - "- _ » " V .

i‘°"\ll i itl reelwli A-` Sfwie- V““°°“"°"' Mi|ii"Bsdie Smith of -the Provlne

. nil°'l'Tfc“hr::rl'~’x#=|°' ’§‘l,§1{’4 CIQZI ' ini_tSsoi-etlry 'l‘reasnror._nllice_ has e- liu. suit. Milli-ii-1-aims nmisa some -.ffm-on iiit1iiiii'ii néiifl-9

L_;

'5r',l"""*l- Wann ron earn

00D WAGE! FOB IIOMIil W0lllt`.-

We need you to make socks on the fast, els ly 'learned Auto Xnittsr. Experience unnecessary. Distance immaterial. Positively "0 ¢ll1WH*‘ ing. Earn :Spoilers goxticulggittz;

. .. u o

'I'n.|‘\7>\:to. en _ _ 877-ii-\IFitlllDBoI0

Dr. E. M. McKenzie; Miss J. B. Mc-_

Kenzle; A. L. 0. Philligts. 'l`0l'0l\i01 I-‘. L. Carlton, City; W. ."l‘iilmiirsii, City: W. Ensllsh, St; John. N..B-¢ J- Lowis, Uiiiz: F. R. Bonnell, St. John;1 P. Gotlisrd, Hamilton; W. G. l-lannitli.

A. Kawajs, Montreal; W. D. Pearce.

Montreal; A. E. Moore, Ottawa; C.

Graham, Montague: Mrs- C- Gfahm- Mr. John A. Hackett and non Mar-p _ _ _ Montague; V. Saunders, UISE- cus of Tignisll-were in the city yester-- ‘_ pl-_mcg Edward m;m1_ gc; 7_ .tny (MR-|-an

oivii' diy - -35:4, he entered the rsilwsy service ~ Auciionésp

REVERE HOTEL

“Safe _ ..2.==_~1.

H Bali Chatham. Ont.; ,

. H

nil °

IT PAYS to 'buy in this province.

IKATING ` IB -HERE.--Don’-t miss

RRY of the fun. get your skates shar- pened at Larnbros Bros. 2806

, i1' is NOT Too LATE for chrm- tnas photos at the Bayer Stud-io. Why not como today? ‘zsoz-12oM3i.

GOOD OPENING FDR RESOURCE-

FUL LADY.-A smart, intelligent lady capable ot interviewing and dealing, with business msn wanted. Apply Guardian Onlce- , ¢f

WOSTENI-i0LM’8 CELEBRATED

Cutlery. Pocket Knives. Table knives carvers, razors. A large assortment lust received from Sheffield. 'I‘he Rogers Hardware Co. Ltd.

2762-12-3~M3l.

CHURCH OF ENGLAND.--Divine

service, Holy .Communion ln the par- ish ciiurch Crapuud, Sunday the 7th, ,11 a. ui. and evening prayer at Spring- field, 3 p. m,

NOTICE.-Dr. Brown will meet cus-

tomers wishiug to settle accounts at Strathcona Hotel till December l0t'h. Hours 12 to 2 and 6'to 8. ll

USE OUR 110-VOLTS Mazda lumps

to 'get vitlue for the light you nro °0l!Sllmi1‘ii-Z--till candlepower. The Rilgers I-ia'rd\varc Co., Ltd.

‘ 2762-12-3-M31.

DICTIONARIES. - Just received

anothgr shipment of dictionaries, whlcli may hc had on application to Subscription Department of Guardian.

` 2782-12~iMtf.

PRINCETOWN.-Methoilist church.

l"rlncetown, Rev. Omar Kllboru, M. D.. returned missionary from Chino, will speak tonight at 7 o’clock giving a missionary address. A good attend- ance ls requested.

MILTON--Divine worship in St.

Jolin's Church will be held next Sun- day atternoon at 3 o’clock. Sunday School at' the Rectory at eleven o’clock. Parish Hall Thursday evening meet- ing at 8 o’clock.

THE LADIES OF THE ELDDN W.

M. S. will hold it concert in the Bel- fast "Presbyterian church, Sunday, Dcceniber 7th at 7 p. m. Silver col- lection. Should the weather prove ‘unfavorable it will be held the fol- lowing Sunday. 2798.

GET YOUR SKATES SHARPENED

-Messrs. Lanibros Bros., Sunnyside. are to he cnngri-itulated upon their latest innovation-an upto-date ma- chine for the slinr enin of skates

D K -

es so wnll plciu-lcd were they wlth|Th9 skating 99359" is 'here and no st lc fflnisi. Y r t ol-

|one can en-joy a glide on the ico un-

y o i ou pn ronugc s

lcitcd. Satisfaction i.;uaranti-ed. Jack' less' they have 9 Sharp pair of blades

,beneatli them. Lambros Bros. will be pleased to attend to the sharpening

wanting a position on the form and’Dl'C-L‘es‘s. -

ISLAND HELP iN DEMAND.-The

Charlottetown Employment Otilce since October lst has placed 250 men for work in the lumber woods in dif- ferent parts of New Brunswick. The New Brunswick employers. urn well pleased with t'he class of .men they get from P. E. Island and they are receiving the highest wages averag- ing from $70 to $80 per month, The local employment. otllce was success- ful this week ln- placing ten carpen-

. _ tors by transler to Moncton and Sack-

“.AN.|.E|,_AN E_“.|.,“|,,;N(-ED mm-_lvllle and a man (returned soldier)

for the position of railwa telegra h

_ y , 9.

Ml-y. isz _ri-mr,.- si. 272-iv-12-21\Iff|ei~. at Brownsville, Junction. Maine.

|They also sent a returned soldier, (ii _.printcr) to Halifax to work at $30 .a week.

-_-...-. l Home FROM o'r'rAwA. - Mi-_ Percy Pope has returned from Otta- wa, where he represented this prov- .ince at the meeting of the Naval ‘Council of Canada. Admiral Jellicoe attended one of the meetings at which ;thc naval situation was informally discussed. Lord Jeil-lcoo hear-iily :zom- mendcil the generous support given lto the Navy League by the people of _Canada and in his remark., said he was not present tu deliver an address but was there in an advisory capacity. Ho laid special emphasis upon the ,iuiportituco of sen power to the Ein- pire. Admiral Jolllcoe had been invit- ed to visit i‘his province, and ‘Mr. Pope hrnuglit the matter up, but its the Ad- miral was pressed for time and his itrlp hore would luke two days, it was found impossible for him -to come. Miss Nellie Gillespie, Secretary ni the Navy League for this province, was also in attendance at the meetings, and re turned home Wednesday night.

1’I;2ItSONALS

y Mr. John Gormley, city. loft’ yester- day for Three Rivers, Que:

V " I Mrs. Edwin Aitken, city. left yester-

- day on Va visit to New York.

- --` ` _ Mrs. Alex A."MoDonald, was a pas-

VICTORIA HOTEL izenger on the eastern train yesterday

afternoon to her homo ln_ Little Pond.

' --n-:L

Mr. G. H. Henderson, oi' the Fair-

banks .Morse Co., St. John, N. B., is in the city. ,

liir. Cyrus Poirier,' poultry repre-

Montreal: A- `E. A<iCOCif. M0“U'€“l3 seatative is n an ins ection

o p ti-lp to

Prince County. `,

TA6.DAV on~'1‘uesdsy, Dec. 23rd,

in sid-of Bt. Viacent's Orpiianaézoa

BRING YOUR qi(/\TES to us to be

sharpened. Lambros Gros. (Grafton Street). ‘ » 2806

~RUBTliC0.--Service maxi' 1Sunday

moming ln St. Mark's Church with Holy Communion.

IN-SPECT OUR. DIFFERENT ile-

psriinsnts before h_uYil18 your Christ- mas presents. We sell sensible gifts. Tho Rogers Hardware Co., ltd.

2762-12-3-M3i.

FWILTSHIRE AND,HAMPSHlRE.-

Divine worship will be held on Sun- day evsniug next at 7 o’clock in the Union Church, Hampshire.

PROWSE A-ND MaeKiNNON agents

for Mcbauclilin and Overland cars. Office 130 Great George Street. op- posite, tlrabbes Corner. Phone 94 D. T. F. ‘ _

FORMER MEMBERS oi Sth Siege

Battery ure asked to meet in armour les tonight at 7.30. Important busi-

ness. _,J-1|,

PEOPLE'S CHURCH.-'l‘he service

to have been conducted in the Peo- ple's Church this Friday evening has uoen rostponed till Friday evening. the 112th inst.. on account of the In- ter~church service this evening.

T0 TAKE JOB iN MAINE-Mr. C.

A. Kluch, of Tlgnish. returned sol- dier, loft yesterday for Brownsville Junction, Maine, where he has so- curcd through the service oi' the Gov- ernment Employment Bureau ii posi- tion as it railway t'elegrnpher_

SPECIAL TRAIN FOR SUMMER-

SIDE.-An important meeting of all interested in fur farming will be held in Summerside at 8 o’clock -this even- ing. at which Mr. Webster, represent- ing Montreal capitalists, will give an address on the formation of auc- tion .fur sales in Montreal for Canada. if a suillclent number interested will notify Mr. W. T. l-luggan of the~P. E. I. Railway a. special train will leave Charlottetown about _3.30 returning aftcr the meeting. Return fare $2.50 This is an opportunity that all ifox men should take an interest in as it has a very important bearing on the indus- try. Do not fail to telephone Mr. Hug- gan this -morning. -

A ROOSEVELT MEMORIAL.-The

Women‘s Roosevelt Memorial Associa- tion of New York has acquired Col. l`to:isevelt's birthplace at 28 East Twentieth street, New York, and an adjoining building whlcli will be con- nected up with the former and both converted into a memorial to the late Colonel. His birthplace is to be re- stored and the interior reproduced \viih the original turnlshings. family portraits and other heir looms. There will be a free circulating library, an assembly-hall tor lectures, classes, etc. A ifund of one million dollars is being raised for this purpose and Mrs. J. E. B. McCready of th-is city h&S been asked -and has kindly consented to receive and forward any contribu- tions that. admirers of the late Dl‘€Si- dent Roosevelt' in this province might deem it it privilege to give for this wor- thy cause. The nauics oiall who contri- bute a dollar ui' more will he record- ed and preserved in the Donor's Book -which will lic kept at .the Roosevelt House.

CONCE\RT AT -FALCONWOOD.-

A very enjoyable and rn-uch apprec- iated concert wus given at Falcon- wood lnstitiitiori on Wednesday even- ing 26th uit.. with tho kind permis- sion of Dr. Warburton, Mr. Donnell. Supervisor of the institution and Miss McLeod, Matron. The following programme was carried out:-Address by the chairman, Mr. MacDonald. Engineer ot' the Institution-_ Chorus- Falconwood choir. Solos-Miss Dorot- hy Bradshaw, Mr. George Bears ac- coinpanieii by Miss liarris, (encored.) Miss McEachern, Miss Pearl Hunter, accompanied by Miss ‘Flo Campbell, (encored). Monoiogue-.Lieutenant D. A. McDonald, (encored). Violin Selec- tion--Mr. (lhcverie, accompanied by M155 Saunders, (eucored). Solo-Miss Helen Whltc, accompanied by Miss »Harrls, (encored). Reading--Mr. Geo. Bears, (encoreil). Solo Miss liarrls, accompanied by Miss Canilibeii. (Bil- cored). Solo-Mr. W. Russ. Comic song-Mr. George Bears. (@l1C0X‘€d)- Song chorus--Miss Helen White and Falconwood choir. Solo-Miss Pearl Hunter accompanied by Miss Harris. Chorus by Falconwood choir. The singing of the National Anthem brought this eujoyzible concert -to a close. Codes and -cake was provided by Miss Harper, housekeeper of the institution and dalntly served by Miss Jessie Campbell, head nurse assisted by the other nurses.

IBLANDER REMEMBEREO.-The

news that Mr. Allen F. Macbougall, scale inspector, has retired was rs- ceived with mingled feelings of regret and, pleasure by all emPi0y88s of ihfi C, LN, Ryg__, regret that hs is no longer tolbe ‘with us in his 0iH0i¢i'0BDlUiiY» and .pleasure that he is to enjoy for af ong time to come the ,rewards of iolrlg well and faithfully done. _For s

~-priori" of over 43 years, Mr. M`n.cDou-' ._§,l1"hsii been “on thc- joli"'iii the -iiilway world Born at Csmpinillton;

\°‘i“._°v1f_°»= 'nv-'i rms csiiiiut ciuitoiii 1 ------E T

Cl,-OW-At Pleasant Grove, November 22,»t4.\ Willinni J. and Mrs. Claw, a sotlt

JAY-At Covehead Road, December 2, to Cyrus and Mrs. Jay, u son.

MELUICK-At Elmira, November 10. to Mrs. Henry Mellick, it daughter. Ads May. »

os.-rrusy

McLEAN-A-t the Charlottetown llos- pital, December 4, 1919, Mrs. Peter McLean. Funeral notice -later.

QURRIE.-At Green Bay, Dec. ith, Mrs. John Currie, aged 79. Funeral on Saturday, Dec. 6th at 1 p. in., to Appln Road Cemetery. '

MATHESON.-At Ross Valley, Nov, 3rd, 1919, Flora beloved wife of M. DJ Matheson, age 74 years. Funeral Friday at one o’clock to Hsrtsville Cemetery.

iN MEMURIAM

MRS. PETER MQLEAN.

Mr. Peter McLean and his four

young ,children are receiving the heartfelt sympathy oi’ a host of friends in t-he deiiili oi’ the wife and mother who.pass‘ed away yesterday in the Prince Edward Island liospit- ul after un illness of four weeks. The deceased was formerly Miss Ellen Eliza-beth McNeill, daughter of -the lute -Mr. John McNeill and Mrs. Mc- Neill of Southport. She was fi most loveable -und amiable woman, and beloved by :ill who knew her. She w-as it life long nieinlier of the Bap- tist ohurch of this city and a valued member :ot Philatiiezt Class, where she will be greatly nils'sed._She leaves to mourn, besides her husband, four young chlldreii, Harold, Helen, Ollie and Jean, also her mother, who re- sides with her daughter, Mrs. Vernon Gay, of this cl-ty, four brothers, Ollie and Richard in the West, Wellington and Roderick at home, and two sis- ters, Mrs. Vernon Gay and Miss 'Mar- garet at home.

The funeral will take place Sunday

next from the late residence, 141 Weymouth street, .service beginning st. 2 p.m. Interment in People's Cem- etery. The pall-bearers will he Ewen Martin, John McRae, -Benjamin Stev- enson, Joseph Hughes, .lolin Wonno- cott and Ernest Collin. _

'ln loving memory of Mr. James Beers of Clyde River. who died Dec- ember 5th 1918,

One vcar has passed

Since that sad day,

When he we loved was called away

His smile we miss,

His welcome face, '

No one can fill his vacant place.

zéa iN8EFlT_ED BY FAMILY

A .

in loving memory of dear Phoebe.

who ileparted this llfe,Nov. 26, 1908. Eleven sad -long years have passed,

Yes, we remember well,

We watched be-side your dying bed, To luke the lust farewell. -

With acliini: hearts we watched you dear, '_ _ , '

‘ As your spirit took its flight, Away to the land beyond the sky,

Wiliere -there".-i never any night. Oh! Phoebe dear, we miss you, and

there's ii. vacant chair.

But we hope 'to meet in I-leiivcn. ’l‘here’ll be no parting there.

Precious darling, she has left us,

Loft us to return no more,

But we hope to inset our loved one,_ On that bright and happy shore.

_ inserted by her sister

ESTELLA ROBINS

Central Bedeqtio

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Mr. l’ai.rlck Hopper. l-is remained with this department until i886, when he went on scale repairs, and from that date on he was continuouslyem- ployed with tile scale dcpartiiient. The employees of the weighing de- partment feeling that theoccasion of Mr. MucD0ugall’s retirement must not be passed over without some recogni- -tion of their regard for their esteem- ed fellow-worker, proceeded to his homo in Sunny Bras recently. and .presented Mr. MacDougall with a pipe and Mrs. liiitcDoui-tall with un um- brella, together with, an address. Mr. Mncllougall. on behalf of his wife and himself, feellngly replied, and as- sured his frlonds that he would long cherish the tokens of their regard. Mr. ond Mrs. Macbougall have taken a. trip to Temple. Texas, where they plan on sponding tho winter.-Govorn- ment Railway Employees Magazine.

To Cure a Cold in One Day 'rake Lax-vrivio nitoi-io QUIN-

INE (Tablets) It stops the Cough and Hciidache and works ofl’ the Cold. E.

ggi GROVE’S signature on each box.

Furniture Auction

ii.) ‘i iid rv, ‘ I vmr neu rin- Mr. charles neat-tion

at his house, 170 Kent Street on Tucs- dsy, .December 9. commencing at 1.30 o’clock all his ' household furniture comprising parlor, dlningfroom, bed- room, hail and kitchen stove. new i*snge,“1 hose -burner No.--12. -1 semi- speed sleigh Terms cash.

Mrs. l. Block. city, ha, returned PN, as-ii. blacksmith helper under. g_803.12.5.M31p,|_ - V

after a pleasant visit tio Bootopjpnd, New York. " ‘ " '

Captain William McEwen and Mrs.

with he, sister. Mrs. o. 71'.-Irlniier, in Montreal. A , _,

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. RN .'.MM3l:'llN£| "‘i-/' '~oii` -Ii; I Il’

has r`cvo|utionired the shoe re

paging business ,mit permits

_ l _s to be_repsired on ms-

chines like those-on=which they were built. This moons the very best kind of shoe repairing

and! is as' for ahead ot _the o11'I~ sty c hand work as the elecirlo light 'il ahead 0! the pld~l‘n|l\li,\||»_- sd,-candle. Qulcirer and better. Cheaper too. ' - 1

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GIRLS SLEDS

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Better get that sled- today

because we positively cannot J get any more---and we haven’t enough to go around. “

Some one is going to be ilisappointeii

` iloii’t let it be your kiddie. - .

2 All kinds-coasters--flexible---steering

I sieds---girls’ sleds_--baby sleighs with rails--

infants sieighs with push handles. _

AllPrice`s 4i_i¢ up'

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WHY--, r 7

The -Royal.

ISI*--Power. Matchless suction power cn-

sbles l.l1eR01/UI to clean by uir alone. This means elimination of wear on

rugs. _ 2nd-~SP2€£f. The 14-inch nozzle of the

R0yl1l enables it to clean quickly os well os thoroly.

3rd.-Dufdbilify. The high grade materi-

als and workmanship mean that it

/ will give perfect service For mxmy

years.

4!/l-The Royal cleans walls, up-

holstery, curtains, bedding,

\ auto tops, with the same

splendid efliciency that it

does floors.

Let ui demoiutrafe the ROYAL to you-~ No expense or obligation.

SPECIAL orrsa--we will iefyiiu prays"

to your own satisfaction. Use it in yourown home free oi’ charge for 3 days. We lmow the ‘ Royal" is the finest vacuum cleaner on the mar ct. J No’ home- is complete -without 0718. ' ‘ ' - - ' 1":

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Select you? toyifnow while

good, and-'have them ' putasida -‘ftir.‘you.¢‘_ro,l\»id.ni~e

pieasetltodo this. ' 1 fi*

` 0iily I6 Days to Xmas! ' .

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