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MOIIPS Boxed (fancy) MOIWS Bulk (40 kinda) ANNIE L. HUNTER (fancy) ANNIE L. HUNTER (bulk) N EILSOWS (boxed) RILETS Toffee

LYMAN’! Fruit Jellies

(fancy) Bottled Candy. Smiles ‘n Chuckles (boxed)

“SELECT YOURS HERE”

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142 Prince st. Phone s2 *

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GRAPES, 2 lbs. .................................... 25c MIXED NUTS,2Ibs. ......... 35c D.~\TES,.4 lbs. ....... 35c RAISINS, 2 lbs. 23c

URANBERRIES. 3 lbs. 25c ORANGES, per doz. 29c and 39c

FANDY. per lb. 19c SALADA TEA, per lb. ... 35c VEAL, per lb. 24c SUGAR, l0 lbs. . 69c

CURRANTS, 2 lbs: . 29¢

We have a full line of Cigars, Cigarettes and Box Chocolates. Christmas Wrapped.

MIOIIAELS OIIOOEIIY

Corner Euston and Longworth Avenue. Phone 107i.

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Kent Street

j€__i_. scuoor. Liquor Bond 1s

_ 1 spring Valley School irttnlzgtlae of October and No- vanceued (Canadian Pres)

iember: Grads 1-4, Lottie Proiitt; 2. OTTAWA, Dec. 3i. — The has?! bonding regulations in effect with

Cordelia Harrington; Ii. Keith H"-

Grede II-l. Ivan I-ierrlnsi-Oih

Grade vnL-i, Helen chsmoieii: r, Urban Glover: a. 01:1 Gotten-

Grade vnl-l. Hen-v Ceeeleli "i Bernice Iloiun ' ; 8. 1111411)’ 0°!" nick.

Grads V-i. Ruby cola.

Grade IV-i. Billy Woodinltflh; 3. uiean Glover; s. nosemerv 01°"?-

Clreda m (a)-l. Willis Burt; i. Emmett llaalinnon.

Grab III (bl-l, Ruby Oaseley.

Grade III (er-l. Wendell ner- rington: i. Iareuo Maclellan: 0.

hush Gilly.

Grade n-hadsrsm Glover; I. Iilweea mammals; 0. Gerald Glov- I’. ,5 »

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SMOKED I'll-LIT! I lbs for 31c at hoops, . gqg,

was raovsiwias. asns oi Case ads calendar illustrates pert of the interior of its rnaln office together with one of its safety dcpfit vaults —a very attractive calendar.

IOLICI OOUII’ - seeterday a man appearing before the Stipen- dlary Magistrate on a charge was remanded until the I'll-h. A vag- Jrairt was sentenced to 00 days in

CIlI-IBTIAS DAY Al‘ the Char- lottetown Poet Office. Christmas day. Monday, December l, i033, the following order of service will be rendered the public: No delivery by rural courier. All wickets closed for the day. No mid-day street lettter and parcel box collection. All malls for despatch by afternoon trains will

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BREAK INTIRIUPIID - About 3 o'clock yesterday morning while Sergt. A. Mofnnis and Officer Hig- gins were on their beat along Queen Street. they discovered a man ai- tempting to gain entrance to the warehouse of Geo. H. Toombs. The culprit was endeavoring to wrench the padlock off the door, but made a quick get-away as the officers ap- preached.

MARITIMEBS IN MONTREAL- The Montreal papers report an in- teresting discussion recently at the Maritime Women's Club in the Windsor Hotel on the question whether the Christmas spirit has been lost. While those affirming this proposition won out in the de- bate, the vote of the audience on the question was in the negative. A Christmas tree, the gift of the pres- ident, Mrs. R. Bruce Marr, who oc- cupied the chair, was surrounded by gifts brought by members for dis- tribution by the soclal service com- mittee. a report for which was giv- en by the chairman, Mrs, L. M. De Wolf. Mrs. John Chalmers, chair- man of the arts and letters l rmmit- tee, announced an essay contest for the members for a prise of $10, on a suggested list of subjects, including. "Why Marltlmers leave home", and "The Marketing of Maritime Pro- dune."

sisoann FELETS z m. for m at Hoops. ~ 3815.

rzCash profits paid weekly selling our universally known, guaranteed trees. shrubs and plants. Pleasant work, full or part time. Complete equipment and instructions given. Write Luke Brothers Nurserlel. Montreal-Jail.

Bethlehem

We talk of our "Home," wherever we may roam;

Ws tell of her history and reca And boast of its men. the seed deeds they have done;

We grant to our "Town" the first place. '

But there's one little place, not of our race:

Not of our language, or clime; That comes before all. be they great, be they small,

It comes "first," its hallowed, aub- lime.

Its Beth'ehem, the town of Judea.

Where the Saviour was born among men;

Chosen out from them all, foretold from the "fall,"

When its site was but ehrubbery and fen.

Not a great big town. oi wealth and renown;

But a village, quite dusty and 811V.

Just a “stopping-off” plain, for a chosen race;

Who went in the Temple to prey.

But who can compare, with our Jesus. born there?

Ha stands, shoulders high, mid the beat

ms ieachlhl! ire ture. they are calling to you; He was God, manifest in the Flesh.

—S. H. Yer-atom

THANKS FIDM

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Golden Wax Beans Peas a Ia Francoise ' Mashed or French Fried Potatoes Denerts Choice oi:- Old Fashioned Plum Pudilllll llarci Sauce [lot Mince Meat H0 Pumpkin Pie loe Cream and Xmas Qke Mixed Nuts and Mints Served from l2 noon to I PM.

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More Recollections Aa I lot my memory take me,

To a Christmas long ago.

When the old folks they were living.

And the world was all aglow.

when the goose was cooking gemiy, In the good old Waterloo.

And the pudding it grow bigger, Every time the steam went through.

You might think’ there was no pleasure. Inthoaegoodolddaysthalflspest, But I tell you they were happy, Though they did not live so fast, They would wear their suits homespun.

Taken from the weavers loom, And their cheeks were red and

my. 'I‘hough they dig not use perfume.

When the Christmas days were over,

Every man was cutting wood. Wearing good old homespun Jack- eta.

And knee boots they bought from

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Just the good old bi-indb cow.

Cut their harvest with the uadle, Putthespuda kiwithepiough, In the spring made ample-sugar. While the from, was in the groun Then they took it 00 the city,

And got twenty cents a pound.

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sleet game of anepdngon, when nngezg mqugh “n burned with that. and ell the rais- “le "re lime. they let down by the huseiireofblasinglopmanb- Hiehtial Iiirvper. and a mighty bowl 0i was-sail, something manq- mm ‘m "m"?! washhouae copper in which the hot apples were 113mg Zndolhilrl-lgnlgtwittfir‘: rich and irresistible we" p” m“

."'I'ha." said w. Heir-wide. looking around him, “this is, waged, mm. rm."

"Our invariable custom." replied

twelve. to usher Grristmas in, and heauus the up» with forfeits and old stories. ‘lmundle. my boy, rake up the firs."

UP new the night mares in my- iiask as the 10y were stirred. 1110 deepredblaiiesentfortha rich glow, that penetrated into the fas- tbdcornn-ottheroom. and cast

AEJSIMABOAROI. Ioarenotarrmlnaonhistlckle Iet theblocoms and mm as borne; Hewoosthem amainvnth his treaeherousrain, Andhesntterathemeretbemorn. An inoonetant elf. he may; m; himself,

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Has a far sweeter sheen. for me,

I ween.

Than the broad and unbluahing noon.

But every lee-i awakens my grief. As it list-h beneath the tree;

So let Autumn air be never so fair. 1t by no means agrees vr-th me. But my song 1 iroll out, for Christ-

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‘Ilhe hearty. the true arid the bold: A. bumper I drain, and with might and main,

Give three cheers for this Christ- rnss oldl

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'I‘hat shall Illdtlen his joyous heart, And we'll keep hi.m up. whale there's bite or sup.

And in fellowship good we'll pert. In his flna linen pride he acorns to hide,

One lot of the hard-weather scars: ‘They're no diam-ace, for there's much the same trace

On the cheeh of our bravest tars. Then sgainlsilimtilltiremoidotb ri-ns.

And it achou from wall to wall.- ‘Ib the stout old wight. fair wel- ooure tonight,

And the King of the " slli -Oharlee Dickens

Herring Supply Is Exhausted

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Trinity United _ Church

Middle-BIKE. ll. BAMSAYD-D. HERO. N. BIOWNX-A. Organist-PROF. A. BOY KENDALL, L l. A. M. A. A. O. O.

10.00 A. lib-Prayer Meeting. 11.00 A. Ma-Pubiie Worship.

les-rnosa-“And We Behold life Glory" Dr. Iota) AnLhem-“O Come To My Heart, lard Jesus" AIIIIIII

Tenor Soiolsl-—Mr. Harvey Mlefheliull SOIO-“In The Bleak Mid-Winter .. Glltnvo Vale Beefl Min Martini. lterlu '

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WHDHPOOL. N. B. Dec. hi. - The herring-chukers have no herring to choke, so will some hauler of coals to Newcast‘ please send a batch of boneless herring or salt bake to fishermen in this district who Ike such tidbits in conjunc- tlm with beer? Otherwise. the fisher folk whose supplies were ex- hausted owing to similar appetites in the United States will munch aubstituta with their beer on Day while citizens across the border enjoy tastier delicacies with their three point two.

Infill-l beer in the Urnvd States prompted keen demand i boneless herring. and despite ii 1"‘ 0r two osnts per pound lar-n- quantities were imported this Fail from Grand Malian, south of this smaller Can- adian island oi Campobello where President Franklin Roosevelt has a summer home. A hundred percent increase in price enabled them to export the product in good volume for the first time in years.

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CHIIBTMAS SERVICES

SUNDAY, 5.00 P. Io-Ivensong and Carols. 11.05 P. bis-Choral Eucharist.

MONDAY, 0.00 A. hL-lloly Counnmion. 11.00 A. Mi-Ohoral Eucharisg gm

The 11.45 P. M. Service will be broadens.

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