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We Wish You - A Merry Xmas allll a Halllll‘ New Year I THE BAYER STUDIO I63 Gt George St _
Next to Stanley Shaw 8e Pealdon
The Rexali Store
Xmas Chocolates
This Xmas we have a bit;- ger assortment than over t0 choose from. Moira. Page o‘: Shaw's, Llggetts, both in bulk and packages. Page & SMWB candles in glass jars, Xmfltl mixture. Cnrnulcls. Kisses. Peppcrmlllts. sailed llillllllllls and everything to tplonse the little ones. Xmas supply. ‘Como and get 3'00"!-
H. J. Mabon
Optometrist and Prescription Druggist
MONTAGUE. P. E. I.
suuu-us. »
The Rexall‘ Store
' lust as the Doctor Orders
on ' Illeiilaywhat Wu have from
Hera-w
Dr
I" yr l°'“"P"l>n line. Ask your o
l0 Q ‘$321!’;- “Blalllld our methods. In qq “n”. - onable in chsrlas
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Discount Stale (jail tinued ' I till
°ll send his prascnlpllons l. piziglo exact In compounding only ‘:8. and our dispensers u" P 9 Dlrrast and trashest ' rmmllflfill. coupled with l‘ "l" nseelulty In the
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THE REXALL STORE. t
In ivluhiug our customers the compliments oi’ the season. we tnke |llllzs opportunity oi’ thanking them -‘l'ol' their pntronago Ill the lust, and we promise to continue to earn their confidence by keeping only the very beet qualities oi‘ drugs, Medicines and Toilet Reqnis iicnl. nnll by charging only tho most satisfactory price. We respectfully roquosfa continuance 0t’ your pat- ronage during the coming your.
H. J. MABON. Optometrist A. Prescription Druggist "Montague. P. E. I. I
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BIG BETTING
UALTIlMORE, M0,, Dec. 22.-—-,-\t the Fall. meeting of the onemllre truck of Aiaryland. $38,000,000 pass- ed through the lanrilnilols during tho 69 days of racing, according io ilgilrcs disclosed by lilo State Ruc- ing tfolunllsslon to~daywThe Coin- mission did "not bcgln operations until after the Spring season u-as over. but conervativo estimates for the entire racing year (110 days) places the amount at $60,000,000.
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Eye-Glasses From $2.00 to $10.00
From East Point to Cape Bear is a big temtory, yet right across this space
Parkman Supplies the Big Majority ‘ of Eye-Glasses Simply because PARK ' S EYE-GLASSES are the FINEST PROCUR- ABLE, and he ls the ONLY
GRADUATE OPTICIAN (attendance courses.)
In Montague
Call and see for ‘yourself l h i s DA E OP TICAL PARLOURS.
E. E. PAHKMAN
onsnuarn OPTOMETRIST nonuguo, P. n. i.
‘lake Your 0rller lor Printing _TQ._.
, The Central 4 ‘Job Printery '7
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“m” J1" Mellow». 223o-12-14-l0l
From Dac. 11th and for one month 1 will lmve a stock reducing sale or dry goods and all winter good; wm sell low ‘ C. McGowan, Kllmulr.
TIlE EASTERN
Jexmns STATIONARY in fancy
sJ-BARGAINSI BARGAINSI _.
Sum rcsarilless of cosh-bl 2360 12 Zwk
-- -'5UV YOUR CHRISTMAS
THE CHARLOTTETC
olullonu
—I HAVE for service an Amer-t. "P" "Qgistered Chester Boar. W. C. Schilrmnll. North Bedequa.
JGET THE xMAs gift at a l"! Seville at R. T. Holmanlu, ma.
mcrside.
2421-l2-22-Si
“ATTENTION l8 directed
» V's-Tho boy on the farm might to
to
woodlands. i
‘lip-trolling farmer ~cau scarcely
is at your good Old Sanry.
needs st lves & The!’ have ll flllltimiid list of sug- 898110118. and their every service disposal. Oh Ho rolq 2361 12 205i.
...."ST. PETERS BAVP-Rev. Wu]. lace R. Alacwailiel- of. Kingsbm-o
Murdock’ Ltd.
the J . J. Hughes Company Edvar- tisemant WhlCll appears elgewherg in this issue. 2480. g
..~eounls -\snroos1-owr'e._ There will be special music at the services next ‘Sunday in the Metho-
dist church ISourls 1-1 a. m., Brldgo- t
‘Generally speaking the twenty P“ m9 Dflllcles are better than
fllaapar.
"Y lwflllly year endowment one
l ‘_ . qt ' l
lhyf
. B!- tvltd to be without a policy in some
"dvllll-REQ iii many cases. take 9W4 B Wiley. for sooner or later he will probably marry and, any- Pfiy. the policy is a nest egg to induce him to save money, us once 1'19"“ lllnetv ller cent generally make an honest effort to keep up the prelnulme and again the you“. $01!‘, he insures the cheaper the rates will be.
hort term endowments and are . T0 set down to figures an ordin-
housand dollar policy will who
l-mGreat Bargain’. Sale
‘ r.
Peter's Bay on Tuesday December 28. .
E. I. will conduct Divine Se, tow vice in the Baptist Church o; 5L
cveningr,
"JEASTERN GROCERY ~00. ‘sounla-Mfil illlllllly chocolates n Pull‘ 011d Duck-BEE. Fancy Boxes 6°0- to $6.00. Good line of Station- "Y B°x°d 250- l0 $4.00. Christmas traa decorations. Xmas cards. etc. Our Confectionery Dept. is tull oi well assorted stock all new and
sala so tar has exceeded our L-xpeg. llli-ltllli- iWe have siill many ‘bur- gnins nnd we intend clearing out all our men's overt-oats and ladies costs next lynch-There are still a few of our customers who have not settled their accounts and we would kindly remind them that all those must be settler! before the end oi‘ the your. McLeod d: his Gregor. hlerntaguo. 2412-12-%-2i
DUNOEE AND MORAN DRAW new ORLEANS, Dec. 22.5--Psl Morsli. o! New Orlesns, and John- ny Dundee. of blew Yorlk, fought in ll lo-round draw here last night. Dundee forced the fighting. accord-
shade the better of his opponent. i
dee was tour. pounds. lighter.
- IN MEMORIAM
l all
Word has bgil received of the death in St. Paul, Minn.. on De -
River. Tile deceased who was tile], short time. physique and s. general favorite with all who know him. He had b en absent from tha Island tor a me twenty yeisrs and visited his home here about nine years ugo.. He is survived by his widow. foul‘ sisters. three of whom are in the United States. and one. Mrs. Ruh- art Sllllpbaut, Hunter River. two brothers. George 0t Hunter River. und Robert in Alaska. The (inn:- dian extends sincere symllllllly l0 the bereaved relatives. l .-1—-—{O MRS. GORDON MoEACHERN
Passed peacefully to hcr ster- natrest. on Sabbath. Nov. 21st. 1920. Etbei_May Calnnbell- beloved wile of Gordon McEschern. New Argyle and daughter of Neil and Mrs. Campbell o! Canoe Cove. at the early age of 24 yam- MYS- McEacharn. had been in falling health for several mouths and her
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gar 12 cents.
goods. Souris.
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brother
tlo further
n at. ‘l p. m.
"EBARGAIN WEEK PRICE-B continue until Christmas. Also ro- iuud on week. it its "Dry Goods" we have ii. Ives & Murdock Ltd
railway fares as
l 2361
Eastern
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(c. 1:. Tic-kennel
nest."
er. preacher. engineer.
man.
l-le thus profits by Jsclng the olleo- tvo capital in the bend of some fire insurance company and knows
ek on his buidlugs upon
l2 20 51.
DEPT — Cali- fornia budded wailnuto, 60 com; per lb.; best table raisins 55 and ‘l0 cents per ib., figs, dates, grapes
' last
r IL wlnosaps. northern spys, grape ma mus‘ n‘ m“ fruit and everything generally l-y Pay lite policy, the m. ' ' .' B l1 well-
a. clean, 25 cents per 1b.. pure leaf lard 32 cents, granulated su- Full line of fame. pickles. chutueys sauces. canned Grocery Co. 2.282 12 20tl31
THE FARMER AND INSURANCE
if i remember right. it eras the 'poat Marlowe who wrote lite is frail, and we may dis to- day," and how true these words are: they have no doubt ln our minds as to what the oiltcoma may ing to local fight fans. to have nungzglllglw“ miHIlf‘; _ months seemed many times too ‘Moran weighed 13°’ while Dmvllong; tn middle age they seem too lshort. ile who has tasted life in _ its lullrless knows how short [and uncertain tt is. But as Long- llfcllow says: “Life is real. life is Every luau wishes the THE LATE JOHN c‘ MCNHLLANlhcst possible in lite. When a boy .he is eagerly looking to the time when he will have come to malfs estate and take his place in the camber 0th of Mr. John C. McMil- ran-ks o‘ his genowa A8 a ma“ 1m‘- Yllungesl 5°“ M the ‘me M.“ he plays no unimportant part in and Mrs. Frank Mclhlllllln. llllllttWlufets a551,,“ be he mechanlm m“. manu- yeaf-‘l 07 1189- 11°41 bee" l“ bu‘ ‘flfacturer, businessman or farmer. "i? W“ a Illa“ ‘If “"9 He depends on others and others ldepend on him; no matter how indepontent he may reel, his life cannot b6 independent. Every man is u purt or a link in the chain cl‘ life and owes certain things to the community _in which he lives us well as the world in return receives help from his So lnuch for mun and this li“c, butlat us looh .1 Lit- He has those near and ldeltl- ilependent on him and it is
“Our
st large. and
lwell to have some preparation for unforeseen happenings. mars build a house or barn and if he builds well, these buildings often out live him. and sometimes his children as well. yet in the majority oi‘ cases ha insures this building against destruction lire or lightning.
Many lar-
by
5'»- llay tlventy-olle years In the Vicinity of ilfty dollars and an ll|- crease of about 50 cents per year for the next few years.
The 0H1)’ advantage of eudouu, 1110111 llolicies to my mind is. if one’ is‘ so situated, it helps him ti) ggyg tho ahuount of tha premium and g1 he outlives the twenty yearn m; makes eooll money on his lnvcat-' ma“! llfisldea having the risk car- ried for twenty years. in a twan.
ty-one to about thirty-three at say thirty-two. The advantage of the twenty bay life is that it carried
m!‘ i1 grant. deal less money and
that he has "RWY 800d chance-l lit the end of the first period of tum-h- W Yeti“; l" my Own case l took] 0n! a twenty pay lite at the age of twenty-tvro costing ma about ulna- Wlll 1101MB ller ream: the and of the ilrst twenty‘ years. l received about one hundred and torty do]. lsrs as profits and on the second Period of live years l again IQ: fGIlTAl about forty dollars-l plUlltF l
’ 1 "l all nearly one hundred . uni _ elshtv dollars. which if deducted from my annual premium made the cost of the risk only about twelve dollars per year, Thlg 1S cheap insurance. only about out dollar a month o“ lwenty-flvg gangs a weak for u. rls. i one thousand dollars.
But I did not start out to prove‘ insurance valuable as an invest- ment. _ its real worth is the risk
the slime risk as an endowmantl ‘
fthore are so many dilierenl. Options _'
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Commencing Wednesday, December 22, 1920 and continuing for two weeks sweeping reductions on all lines of~.-Dry Goods; Clothing. Footwear, Furniture, etc. .
Flannolettes _ _ “oollloso Grey Cotton _ Gumball“.______H_H"_H_35c (‘oitonudo Prints __,_23¢. Lutllcs’ (fonts ..$l5.00_and up
Pcuboilys Overalls . . .R0glll1l l’ $4.25 uilll $3.30 Ric-it's Sin-liters at (‘out ' StilnilcllPs Unilerivcui" at a rod lotion of 30 p. c. .\lcn’s Coats and ‘clothing nt cost. I I .\ll "I108. of foohvcnl‘ at a relllli-timj oi’ 200p. c.
FREW-With every purchase of dry goods, clothing" or footwear amounting to not less than $10.00wc will give; fb/e pounds sugar free.
NOTE-WVe have no shop-worn goods to ivork offnany article not
found satisfactory’ may be returned and money will be refunded.
The If]. Hughes Company, Ltd
South. Georgetown. V roon, Elmira, Baltic, Bear River. Sooris West
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carried. Look into the figures. any good fllelll- Every Dolley leaves tne holder the chance ot many dlfror- eh courses-cash surrender value. paid up insurance. loans, free in-
which are good chances a small outlay avcry sound uiliu can have banked for him st tho ulaturity of his polsc, m... .,,
teetion.
'
The death took place in Summer.
worth England, aged ‘Z0 years. son 0i‘ Mr. and Mrs. James England ol‘
sad one. and was a great shock to lhe family of the deceased young man. It appears that. while on the
ly beloved by She was u fsithlu
death was not unexpected. Her sweetness of disposition and gulla- lass cheerlulnass made her great- all who knew her. 1 and devoted
they are rzorc able to carry the wish. than himsclt. Ottcntlmes this same farmer neglects to in- sure his own life. which is hourly exposed to many dangers. even more imminent than lire to his
way from Charlottetown aiaion to the hotel on Monday last, Dec. 13th the deceased fell from the bus, and struck heavily on his head. l-le was taken to the i’. E. I. I-losfpital in an unconscious condition. The sad part. oi‘ it was that the young man's identity was unknown at the hos-
wrnpany will supply ‘
aurancs tor so many years, all n; I
‘Taking it all in all fow- farmers" can afford to be u-lrhoilt this 1w.» ..
I l SAD DEATH AT SUMMERSIDE ..
side on Nlonday afternoon oi Ells- _
Traveller's Rest. The case is n very "
member ol the Church 0d Scot- land, and was brought. to a saving knowledge of the truth in early life. When she realized that daatll was near. her reclamation. was ramhrkable, now instead o! sinking into a sullen yielding to
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barn or dwelling. buildings burn they can be replac- But if he dies no power on earth can bring him back to life. important that a mall, having dependents. in-
ed.
herefore it is more
Should mo‘
so weak
radian
that all
fate. burst into a constant flame or joy When bar body became her strength seemed required for breathlflmllle joined in the slnsllls and llrelwll that were conducted in her room. with an inflow of life that seem- ed coming. certainly from beyond her ivorn-out frame. saw bar face ‘in her last sleep can never forget her axprasslon-——the t smile that was left im- printed on her countenance by the joy of her devhrtin! 8111f"- “l will both lay ma down in P9599
And quiet sleep will take
her lather and mother.
Those who
sure his lite in favor of his fum- lly, than he insure his buildings in favor of himself. and it is only
so. ~ Lila insurance. it property lin- derstood. is of more importance to the farmer than it is to some other classes of men.
Always insure in early life as it is cheaper and oven in middle lilo it may not be wise to turn down life insurance.
Take the case 0t a young mur- ried man starting on a farm. His money is needed for stock sud
in his own interests that he does --
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PHONE.
Purchase the
in“ KENT STREET -hl ' d l may have con- CHARWTTET°WN~ “°.°.."“.°.."..T.§' 11.3.1‘ ‘Holledzlgf e“ $§§..i§l§o§§. oi.” n. farm. while Toilet Sets ,1‘ _ ‘Travelling Sets Cutex Sets
'1‘ EPHONE 420-1. The funeral was lsrzely atten- hill r0811)’ c851! l! smflll- 511W“. French Ivgry ollet Sets EbQny Sets Tollet Waters
m d m services being eohducted nnvthlns balloon to hlm- and =ll . . f)‘; y“ 1am, m,“ ,,_ M L.....,,.'.,_l though strong and healthy he is French Ivory Pieces Ebony Goods _ Florida Water '
s... loaves u. mourn sons... a llvdngemzzzztsexzxlllé- Izfkewlglg; , Perfumes Waterman Fountain Pens Eau de Colonge
our-owns beam“- "l" rm" f‘; “T” m. two thousand u... Stationery Tobacco Pou ehes Flash Lights & Batteries
us -"°°‘°°‘°'**""’"’°“““ tagdrselllilars and on brother. her l"! "Pdlzl “inn "m" “ozglfiyy m. h some goo flallruhce c , . n J M A B o N Sister sum predoceued a; 2:2: Aside from the ready cash the ', ' ' l" "c" "° S“‘°°'° ‘“‘ ~ Ci ar Holders . M‘ sympamy m extends‘; w the money would help those left as 3 g‘ E“ '1. " ' bereaved. l"! "fdfxlfjhixlrjfe §"‘j‘“‘§;u°‘;““‘; . Safety Razors _.___-oo:-—--— cu ar y ‘ P‘ - ‘ _ ~ - m, l y“ “ted - will believe that besides hold; uhlo l - Military Brushes
l, GIQIIQO , to borrow a substantial “BOUT:-
. ' _ I» I. s I on the face of two insurance po -
I Wll- C A l l was able to sleep contented
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thousand dollars better olf l curried no insurance. l
kuowng that if unythlns hollowed to me my estate woifld be two than It bellovok
Edison lliamonll Point Gramophone Given Awayfi a Christmas Present to the Person Getting the lucky Number
With every purchase of.$1 with a number. And on Christmas Eve, * drawn, you will receive a $62.00, EDISON
Don't lniss the chance of getting a Gramophone for $1.00 purchase. We have a complete stock of
Q Ladies’ Leather Purses
CARHUTHERS s. PARKMA
o
Our Bargain Week was such a success we are going to continue it r
for this week.
Xmas is, Oh so handy; help you? Of course we can: ‘ will please, and our every effort is at yo tions: for the fair sex we have Gloves, bags, Purses, Umbrellas, Silk Blouses, _ dresses, waists, etc., (at a great saving l etc. For Hubby, Father, Brother, or--we have Sweaters, Sex, Braces, Gloves, Shirts Silk Neckties (75c up) Handkerchiefs, Club Bags, Muff- ~' lors, and, well, we can’t tell you all here, Just COme 1n and let 11S $81k 1t ‘over, we are sure we can find something to please you. Try us.
A Merry and Happy Christmas to everybody Get our i921 Calen-
dar, its real “Art”. r
IVES & MURDOCK LTD.
MONTAGUE “THE STORE THAT SA YES YOU QIOBTEY "w. ‘l l l- .
will be mourned by a wide circlfiszl‘ friends, as well as by the lborcav- cd faintly. The funeral took place from his late home at Traveller's Rest Wednesday afternoon" at’ E: o'clock in Peqples’ Cemetery.
have you made your selection yet? Can we - We have the goods that are practical and ur service. Just a few suges- '- Mitts, Scarfs, Hosiery, and- Camisoles, Sweaters, Silk, for n price) Handkerchiefs, etc.,
y
oi‘ the brought to the Prince Count-y Hos- week. and his parents knew noth- piial on Sunday. where ha remain- lng oi‘ lilo accident. His mother ed in n semi conscious condition went to Charlottetown on Satur- until the and came on Monday ar- day and had him taken to his home teruoon. The deceased was a very at Traveller's Rest. and he wua popular young man, and his‘ death
$62.00
pltal until-The latter part
.00 in our store, we will give you a ticket, if you hold the number that is DIAMOND POINT "GRAMO-
Christmas Gifts for young and old.
following articles from us, and win the prize.
Cigars (in Xmas Boxes) Razor Strops
"Boots and Shoes Groceries
Ordinary Razors l Fancy Boxed Chocolates ‘ Toys
Violins
Cameras and Supplies
MONTACIIE, P.
E. ISLAND