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book in existence for children. Price Willie'-”G~

' $1.00 at I-i0LldAN’S, Bummerside. ~ 'i'

5790.12.13M2u.]1|_ _ ..°'l'HE 8.8. LADY SYBIL arrived

_ »_The Careful Christmas Shopper appr¢_ ¢\3UU8 fha! 0111)' the hishest standards have prevailed at this 'store since its open- ing, naturally turns_ toward Weiiners at lhis Seasml- The Spirit of the giver counts infinately more than the gift itself so whether your gifts be large or small the 'fact that you made your selection at Wellners’ cannot fail of _appreciation. We have a

large assortment of gifts for every member Of ¢ f2m1lY~ Why not call and see them?

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(__ _spg|_|_3___,An “mon “mms” immediately with a full cargo for the

showing at HOLMAN'S\ Summersid

5790.1g_13M2ui;11_ season is nearly terminated and much

fr h still ai b hi d

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__sf\Ep QR°35___C0me to qw both in Sollris and Picton. the "Sybil"

Bazaar in the Auditorium Thursday, Dec. 16th. Proceeds iii aid of Re

Cross work.

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_ _sggo ¢R°33 aAzAAR__..y°u YOU CAN LIVE ON THIS ONE FOOD

5,; when the racing season opens this

has purchased Mr. George Yostons

the local horse winners some speed

in Soiiris on Sunday and left almost

¢_ Magdalen Islands. As the shipping

is loaded to her full capacity. each trip.

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...*8AVE MONEY.-You can get

better goods for the same money or the same goods for less money at HOLMAN'S Summerslde

_ JBWQIICYG ED -- "`°”° f°°d "mi Y°“ 'C811 “V9 00 f0l’ faourably in Georgetown, their meet-

’ gravers’ etc' __~g0¢|A|_ AN; gAzAA|.\` ._ The HH ilid0ill1liB D0l‘i0d Mid KGGD ill 80°C' ings which were on the second and

Montague #branch of me womews health. lt is Dr. Jaokson's Roman fourth Thursday in every month are pau-|0¢_|¢ Asmciagfon Wm hold 3 soda] M051. UW Dliffeclly balanced food It well attended and full of interest forl

; fi sf. .N 11,' " .C _ ~ I and bazaar in me .xuoitoriom,`1vionts. °°““‘“° “U th” °“’”‘°“fH “°°°°=°fi' f° those ottoodins- The Loose is I>\‘0\1d` Q? \ X fi _ ___ _ ~ / gr, sue, gn December mth blind UBBUG Mid KGGD the b0W0\ IDUBCI- of the fact that several of their mem- L`£»"~':~~~ r/_ ¢_'.,j`,`_3`z.f@‘~,, A _J *`(;';_1-‘jf 5035.11.30.Mgg_ '39 5°'-"9 “nd 9"`°D8- bers are serving their King and Coun-

llNow for Xmas

Photos ~

All styles of finish are shown, sepi

can’t go to the war. but you can come '

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0 we _ to the Red Cm" Bazaar on the wth' » There is one that contains all

The ladies are expecting you, so i"

_ . Est b 1868 please do not disappoint them_ There is one food that contains all __¢|__ Q_ (___ gm" M the Egst L_ _

3 » _ 5g00,12_14m2| the elements necessary to sustain life, 0, L_, N0, 2361_ is progressing very

_ th; :gil B?\l;`;3dlY bought YOU Wh? try at the front. those members are

___oLEAy F R A _ " u M °°”°'“ BY or at a sadly missed from their midst but

E8 ° C UFORNIA meals Makes most delicious or v th t odnoss cannot drown the

D.F.MD ld,fN YK, '-' p'e9n55 _ < - omhemgccfgf A_°R_ ,§:cDg,§a|d°‘f,'; ridse. wheocooked according to ai- enthusiasm tiisy sii iesi in their work.

Sourm whc has been “smug hiehds rections and not stirred. Also makes The staff of Omoer elected for 1916 in Boston, has rammed to New york °x°°°di“S\Y “Bl-Y and wholesome are as follows:-~ M.- Milville

home baking. . _._

M _ M D id 1 mth _ Ross, D. M. W. H. Yoston. R.

fo: 0skll§ng_m€}a\_ eaves on the Dr' J‘°k5°“9 H0130" M981 DFG- Sub.- C. A. Conrad. Chaps.- Rev.

bug him; md white, 1|(e.,|“d hand §§:’\g_‘;df;’; sgghtt £1” gfgcgagigifsgf Made by Roman Meal Co.. Toronto. D.'of C_- Gordon Ross.-G

iioilhod nrotroiia in Indio ink md the Montague. Just the pisoo to more gg:-_~

popular hand-painted work in natural colors.

Call in today and see some of the

styles.

The Cook Studio

A Personal Thou ht

The Spirit of the Ghring

Determ nes the value of the gif .

What then could be more fitting than your_portrait for the Christmas re- membrance --1 To carry your simple message of friendships. A dosen portraits solve at once a doz- »en perplexing gift problems. Make an appointment today at

THE BAYER STUDIO

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Christmas Photo -VISIT-

The A. E. Lyon

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Finest Work ,Elegant Mounts Moderate Prices DON’T FORGET BABY 107 Queen St. Ch’town

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Eiw YORK FISH ADS

Consignments Bolicited Prompt Re

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John iiais in

1-07 Fulton Market New York

Wholesale Commission Fish Dealers Bass Smslts & Eels Specislties

All correspondence promptly answ-

ered. 'Stencils sent on. application

S.B. WILEY & SUNS

Bngzton. Maas. Tnsnnslfeié A;ent_s.my

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gti;\;l°i=‘shi°:5_ull‘is_hr-irons: in the United

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Just received from New

York the very newest Boot made in Black Kid. Button with high top, Fit like agiove.

See ourwindow-

Alley & Co.

135 Queen bt.

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' Fall and Winter

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Shoes and Rubbers 4

ever ,shown by us. No better lines made.

Boy’s and Girl’s

School Shoes -

Made by the H. H. Crosby Co. Getty and Scott, Am- herst Boot and Shoe Co. and other makers of Solid Leather Shoes. Sold at

ii. cord... is co.

lu ALL M|l.LlNERY AT HALF-PRICE

lowest prices. [|

a good cause. Do your little bit.

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..*WEDDING ANNOUNCEMENT.-

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Conrad, George- town announces, the engagement of their daughter Catherine W., to Mr. Franklin E. Lowe of Boston, Mass.,

giarriage tolake place on 3th i~h.lu.-

EASTER!! PER S0lllI.S

. _'Mr Ronnie C. MacPl1ee, St Mar-

garet's, was to Souris on Saturday on a business trip.-*

..'Private Wilfred Cheverie of the

‘ Highland Battalion spent the week-end at his home in Souris.-*

..°Mr iviioiisoi c. Msoriioo, Big

Polid, is visiting friends at Harmony.

..*M‘iss Frances MacKinnon, teach-

V er. Red Point. was is' visitor to Souris on Saturday.-°

..*Miss Sibbey MacCormack, Sour-

is, 'bas returned home after spending a few months in Boston on a vlsit.*

..'Miss Nellie Fitzpatrick, teacher,

Monticello, spent the week end at her, home in Souris* f

_ . .*Ptes. Jos. MacAul_ay an'd Romey iMacDoIiald of the Highland Regiment 'are spending a few days at their homes at Campbeil's Cov_e.*

" th en ers a. riving

y e eve g rs Saturday were Mr and Mrs H. D. Mac- Lean, Miss Mary MacLean and Rev. David Jones.--* " 4

T0 CLEAR. _

Sale begins Wednesday Morning.

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Ladies' Coatings, $2.49 per yard.

worth $3.49. save $1.00 peryard.

Veiveteens, scarce goods. 75c.

value, for 50c. Paton’s 5811-12-14m1l

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CH’TOWN MARKETS

(Corrected on Tuesdays and Fridays) Butter, (creamery) lb 32 Butter (Tub) lh 25 Eggs, doz. 32 Beef lb. (retail) 10 to 12 Fowls, lb 10 Chickens, lb ' 12 to 15 I-lay (pressed) ton $12 to $13 Straw (pressed) ton $8.00 Pork. lb 10% Turnips. bus. il 15 Potatoes, (Reds) bus. ' ; _ \ »50 Potatoes, has - L 55 -to 60 Oots (w"hite)_ h us. . _ 43 Oats, (black) bus. ".“__ 45 Beets, bus. .- ' 35 Carrots, bus. ` 35 Wool, lb ` _ 40 Parsnips, lb i _ _ ‘

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Geese (per pair) lb ` 14 Ducks (each) lb 14 Hides ' _ _ :_ r 14 to 15

S’SIDE MARKETS

Buckwheat, per bus. 8 .75 to .90 Butter, (dairy) 26 to -i7 Butter (oresmsry) A0 £0

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Cslfskina - ciuoirsos (arssssdi .is to _ Eggs (fresh) , - r _ -40 l-lay (pressed) per ton $10-to $1! 'Hay (loosl) ‘ ' - $9 to $10 Hides (ib.) .14 i Lamb pelts, each , A0. to .B0 Oatmeal (por 100 lbs.) 82.75 to 88.00 Oats (black) per bus. .47 0sts.(white) per bus. .45 Potatoes. par bus. ‘.56 _ Pork, (organs attached) per lb.7/1,5 9% Straw, (Dressed) per ton $0.00 'i°urnips, per mis .30 Wheat, per bus. .80 to $1.10 Wool, per lb. 36 to .40 1

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Leo Delaney, Leah Baird, Mary Maurice I

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The Return of Maurice Donnelly

IN THREE PARTS

. Falsely Accused he is put to Death by Electric:

and Restored to Li e by the same means. Proof of his Innocence brings about a Happy Sequel.

ln Dangers Path

Hazards of Helen Railroad Series

Charlie Chaplin

IN “A woinu”

IN TWO .ACTS

Imagine Charlie

Chaplin with his moustache shaved off and dressed as a woman.

Give yourself a

Joy-Ride into 'Hap- piness and come and see the King of Comedy. One half- hour of spasms

WED. -THUR. Many Pickford IN

The Dawn of

Tomorrow

5 Big Acts 5

s .. BAZAAR. There will be fancy 10 cents and 25 cents at grocer! ' M Jéhnson- 2nd L -_ D. G-Oman: Ill&\\\-lil#H\\\@IlllIIlIl\\“\\\\\l

vents indigestion and will positively 1) Jones F su; _ H Homphi||_ ° V -

, _"_" relieve constipation or "money back "i'I‘ress _ M McLean 1st L _ S I f

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Great Clearance Sa e

` As buying has being very light this season and we find that we are going to carry over a

much heavier stock than other seasons, and in order to reduce same and ;turn it into Cash we are

starting Saturday, December 18th a Big Clearence Sale. This will give you a great opportunity

to buy your Xmas and Winter goods at a much reduced price, in fact the price we have some of

those goods marked for the Sale is just about wholesale price at the present time.

Discounts will be from 15 to 25 per cent on all

the follow ing lines

Ladies’ and chil-dren’s fall and winter coats, Fifteen to tweng per cent off all our men’s over-_

swwtcts, und€.I_‘W¢2_r, wool, hoods and caps, neck furs coats and reefers; so boys’ overcoats and reefers. and muffs, underskirts, blouses, hosiery, dress goods, _We have some great values in thoselines.

wrapfr;¢rette,_ ginghams, prints. sheeting, curtain 'mus-

lins, oe curtains, eretons, flanneletts, muffi ers,cor-` Allour new fall hats and caps at fifteen per cent. sets. ribbon, toweling, linings, blankets, comforters off. Also alot of hard and soft hats at 25 per cent) off.

and gloves

Men’s dress gloves and working gloves at a big

Discount. 1

`Men's sheep lined coats. Sale price 3.80

and 4.60.

Forsyth fancy shirts for men and boys 15 per

cent off. We cangive you the best patterns in the town to select from; also about ten doz shirts at half price. ' Beaver Brand collars 3 for 30c.

Ask to see some of our new Xmas neckwear just

received. We can certainly save you money on this line, also a job lot of fifty cent ties at sale. Price 25c

_ _ Big discount on all suit cases and trunks.

Merchants rubber footwear at ten per cent off.

Special price on overshoes and men’s 7 in. tan top lumber rubbers. »

Some great values in crockery both in tea and tea

and dinner combi ed.

Enamel and tin wear. Ten per cent off.

When buying your Xmas goods we have a large

assortment to show you and you can certainly save money by buying at this sale.

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All our stock of ladies’ whitewear and blouses at

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Twenty Per cent off all our ladies’ and children’s

fall hats.

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pick from at a big discount. Special price on HeW~ son tweed pants at 2.35.

Sweaters for men land boys. Our sale price is

just about cost of those goods at the present time.

Carhartt and perfecto overalls at 15 per cent dis

count.

Men’s working shirts Black Prince at 90c, grey

flannel shirts at 85c, blue flannel shirts at 90c.

Big stock of men’s and ladies' raincoats at 20 per

cent off.

Boots and shoes at a big discount. Special price

on1men’s Wax Kip and Grain we cansave you money by:buying your footwear at this sale.

Men’s fleece lined Penman’s underwear 90c per

'suit_ Eureka underwear Blue and Gold label 15 per

cent off.

Hardware and paints at a Big Discount.

All our stock of wall paper at half price.

Harness, waggon wraps and horse rugs 15 per

cent o . _

Xmas Week we are giving some special prices on

ggaocferielsso Ask for 5 lbs McDonald’s special Blend

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Dont miss this Great Sale as you haveno idea of the Great Bargains we are offering till you

call and learn for yourself. Store will be open every evening tillten o’clock.

Augustus 5 McDonald

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