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Except your Photograph. An early appointment means time for careful

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' H D JOHNSON Ignrhrvosra‘, Throat and Skin ice 18'.‘ Kent Si. Phone 824-1 llours 1000-4-00» Evening by appointment only dance, 6 Water EH93‘, s I. lsdl45lg~3lllkli

.S. INMAN, K. O. leter and Atterney-at-Law .. No. 12. Cameron Block VICTORIA ROW 3852-41“.

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Ialrrlehr, Ielleltor, Etc. MONEY T0 LOAN Office-Bile! Bnlldlnl Charlottetown oil-limo. -

Lean 8c MoKmnon arrlstere, Attorneyeat-Lnw fflce. Royal Bank Iulldlng lettetewn

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W. E. BENTLEY, K. C. srrletsr and Atterney-at-Law MONEV T0 LOAN t ice Bank of N. B. Chambers

We are going out oi the CIIINAWARE and GLASS M . will take it over December lst, Our whole Stock mnst he cleared out within the next two weeks Commencing MONDAY MOiiNiit

-' knowledge and

The Rexali Store

Preparing Presciipoiisit‘

Ls our specialty ttml our hobby. Consequently we do it cttrelully. aiocura-tiely rand with ttrofesesional experience. We cart-y only the‘ rrashest and sures-t of drugs, and would not use any other kind. ti!‘ you dent there you will nlwutys- he sin-o of satisfaction and polite cse-rvice. And you will not be united to pay any extrava- gant prices, '

II. l. MABON

Optometrist & -Prescription Drugglst

School Workers urn meet during the Maritime Sunday School

‘ large delegation is urged to attend

dictating. The bridesmaid was Miss

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"JKING! COUNTY SUNDAY

requested to

Convention. nounceitieut as made duringtho

Definite an- to time will be convention. A

ns there are matters of importance to he. discussed and new officers to he appointed. {i640 11 l5 2i. ..'*WIDDING BELLS. —- The marriage of -.Vlr. Edwin McDonald. son of Mr. ‘William A. McDonald, Panamure lslutid, and Miss Adele Smith, daughter of Capt. John Smith_ Georgetown. took plat-e in St. James Church. Georgetown, on \V0<1I1P$dﬂ.\'. Rev. Father Croken of-

Cecelia McDonald. sister of the groom and Mr. Aloysius -McDonu1d was groomsmun. The happy couple left afterwards on a wedding trip to ‘Montreal.

..*PHOFITABLE CONCERT. _. A grand concert and basket social was held in the town hnli, George- town, November 5th_ in aid of Si. Georges Presbyterian (.'hurch. The sum o‘! $175.00 was realized. The programme consisted of solos and rr-citions; Piano duet, Miss Pearl lLavers. solo Miss flit-Gregor, read- ing_ Miss Mt-Larsn, violin solo. (‘ar- rletllemphill. solo, -May Rent-on, reading Mrs. Greeniees_ duet Mr. and Mrs. McGregor, violin solo. (‘nrrle ‘Heiriphill, reading Miss Mc- Lnren solo, Mr. and Mrs. McGregor. Mr. T. ‘E. Morrissey sold the bas- kels. Fiach rind every one left after enjoying a grand boncert. A.

. JWEDDING BELLB -- A very pretty wedding toot; place at st, James Catholic Church, George- town, Rev. D. l‘. Burke and Rev. Theodore Gallant officiating, when Miss Adele Smith_ Georgetown, he came the wife of Mr. Edwin Muc- Leod, tPanniurei island. ‘The bride looked charming in a tailor made suit of navy blue, wearing a brown hot and riwoon furs. The brides- maid, Miss Cecilia McDonald also wore a blue suit, while Mr. Aloy- sius McDonald. cousin of the groom. acted its best man. The ore sent‘ were numerous ondi costly, showing the (nigh esteem in which the ibrlde and groom were held. Iilr. and Mrs. McDonald ‘left for Montreal and other cities. 0n the return they will reside at Pan lire Jsland.

..°APFLE IARRILI POI DALI Wholesale and Retail. Poole l Thompson, ‘Ltd. 3082-li-l54l.

.-?_ ' ' ~' ..'GEOROITOWN — Mrs. Jas. I-‘nrrcdl, Sturgeon, visited George~ town recently.~ Mr. Haywood Stewart has purchased u pow Stuy tie-baker car. Mr. Stewart ls one of Georgotowirs most popular young men.-—Mrs. J. C. Manuel was taken from Georgetown recently lo the P. E. I. Hospital.—Rev. Rather Gail'- lnnt motored to Georgetown front Siturgeon last week.~ Mr. Hurry _. (Zlovey. who has en forking in‘ Sydney for some true, isyspendinl; ' it vacation at his home, in George- town.~- Mr. Louis McDonald and Mr. and Mrs. McCormac_ Cfianlotto- town. motored to Georgetown re- centlyr- Mr. Alex. Bouclrard. Georgetown, left lust week to spend the winter ut 'i‘rsnton. N. S.- Mr. and Mrs. Joe McDonald Panmurc Island, are visiting Mrs. J. Smith Georgetown- A whlst partyywar held on Nov. s, quite n number the- ing present. The prizes were won by Mrs. S. McLean. Georgetown. and liilss Idu Paquot. A large sum of money was reallzed——Si.illman Johnson Georgetown, is enioying a vacation-A.

-—---¢-o>-—-——— EASTERN PERSONALS -.*fapt. john Smaiih of the C. G. S. Gulnare is visiting his home‘ in Georgetown. _ ,1‘ ' " .."Mr. John Maurice Donovan). Steward of the_ t‘. G. S. (‘minors Halifax. is visiting his home at i Georgetown-A I

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MRS. W. E. BOSWORTH ‘Relatives and friends wlfil gret to hear of the death of Ca- rithlerine Dﬂ-PPHOII. The deceased, lady was tho wife of Mr. W. E.‘ Bonwortii of Hull, Boswvoith iwna in poor itenlt-lt for some weeks before her death] but her friends thought her ili--‘ nesa was temporary and expected her to recover. The end citme vc-ry peacefully on Wednesday, Nov. ll. The funeral took place irciiu- the Pope Memorlad church.‘ No. Cohasset, ‘Nov. 5. Rev. Mr. Hud ' son officiated. interment was in! the lWesthingam cemetery. Manyi beautiful wreaths were senttby friends in the neighborhood and these tokens of sympathy Kllduylhf? presence of many friends at her funeral show how highly she was esteemed and respected in the co-m‘ muniiy. The (leceased was the daughter of the late Archibald Dar rach of Appin Road and loaves a husband rand four brothers; George

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Montague, iP. E. l. ‘ .

Clearing Out S

9 O'clock, at a Discount oi

Regular prices, oi all Chinawate and present Factory Prices, Come early ii you want Bargains, v Sale is made. A splendid chance to get your CHRISTMAS PRESENT at muc

each Evening except Saturday Evening open till i0 0’clock.

WENTY F

Glassware in the Store. Much oi this Splendid Stock was purchased . g . Everything" for SPOT CASH, no goods charged or piit aside unless paid for when h less than WHOLESALE PRICES. Store iCioses at Six O'clock

of Concord N. ll.; James of Cani- britige; John of Boston; William of New Brunswick and two sisters; Mrs. John Backus, Abbington. liinss. and Mrs, Alexander Young twimbririgo, Mass.

'$.400,000I"ire in Winnipeg I

WTNNIPEG, 10.— (‘Cana- diim, Pttess)—Fire, which for 1t. time threatened destruction of it’ large section of ivinnlpsg‘: wholr- sale (listrlct early trials morning destroyed the Adtlimg Brothers‘- ‘leuther goods warehouse, Market! Street. wlirh an. approitinvato lossi of $400,000. The loss, is fully covered by insurance.

The origin of the fire is a till)“;- tery. Police and fire officials nro

investigating incendlarism.‘ I

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‘ a. ‘ CIVIC RIQBPTION WAI TENw - DHRID NJ. HINDIIOON.

President of the lnvornus Reil- wey and Cuillerlle. LtrL. Heﬂeﬂd in Mining Town.

. ‘The following cl',.pilltgs from the Halifax |,:hronicle of Nov. 1st, re- lersto MLMJB. C. Henderson son pt‘ Dr. J. and Mrs. llendtrson of‘ (his city. y Iiiveriiesrs. Nov. l.—-A civic rc- Wltllmi was tendered Mr. M. ‘E. t‘. Henderson. president of the In- rness llniivray and Collieries. td.. in the Labor Teutple this evening, The hall was tastefully decorated for the occasion and a capacity audience greeted the guest of honor at the opening hour. The Mayor occupied the chair and was supported on the platform by the Council, the clergy and a number 0i‘ citizens representing

the th-wn organizations. ‘The opening addresses of wel-

come were delivered by the Rev.

Father McDonald and the Rev. TI. G. iWright. who voiced the feel- ing of the entire community in

their respective words of welcome. Speeches were also given by rep- resentatives of the U.M.W., G.\V.V.A.. and .\Ir_. J. J. McNeil, Board Mem- her of the Executive of U. M. W. An interesting programme of music was rendered during the evening.

the the Board of Trade.

‘The Mayor, on behalf of the

citizens, presented Mr, Henderson

' lowing address:

with a walking cane end the fol-l

"To Mr. M. E. C. Henderson. Presi- dent inverneos Railway and Colllerlss. Ltd.

"Dear SifZ—-HﬂVillg learned that you intend being a citizen or this town for some time, we take ad- vantage of your incoming to ex- tend lo you a cordial welcome‘, We do this the more cordially ‘he- cause we are informed ﬁnd be- lieve that when our economic and‘ industrial conditions had got into a very bud way your foresight en‘ ablcd you to sec the wonderful latent possibillit-s of our natural resources at this point, rind you proceeded to exploit the some to the great advantage of ull our citi- zens. and, we hope. with equal profit to yourself. When about a year ago, notwithstanding the su- perior quality of tho Inverneas coal, the same was not finding that plat-e in the outside markets that it merited. you. sir, came for~ u-ard to find, and did find, a mark- ct more extensive than can at the present be supplied. The natural consequence. as we hope, will be that the coal mining industry will he greatly extended under your supervision. ,

"On behalf oiaiﬁn? Til? ,-'i beg leave to assure you that in. carrying on the good work already begun by you, you _will always have the hearty support and co- operation of our people. Having; learned of your sympathetic at- x5223!" tltuds towards your employees and ‘r

chose associated with you in other f

The little ones love

bus y housewife. .

enterprises, we are confident that m, wt; as‘; you in accept this

entitusiasm is shared by all the family. enjoys their deligioufwhoiesomeness. Their quick preparation makes them invaluable to the With a supply of these in the house a dainty dessert ,‘is available in a few minutes. selck-tion from your grocer. chocolate, lSc. repackage.

Pure Gold Desserts . qoicsrumnmes

Pure Gold VMiinufyctui-lng 00., Ltd., Toronto.

“Flatltefs Little Cooks”

“That's what father calls us. Every Saturday mother lets us make a Quick Pudding for dinner. It’: great fuii——and titey’rc so nicd I00. ’

these delightful puddings.

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Tapioca, custard and

‘ i . iﬁ-ipresscd his great appreciation .91’

lwhntever mettsures oi llfvﬂilfrrlly scribed memento, coupled with ourimg kind welcome extended and

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industry.

| ,mav attend Y0!!!" very large under imost ‘best wishes for the con‘.

SINCE ‘i310 dﬂltlngs here will be shared euuﬂl- _well being of Mrs. Henderson and future or the mines here. . - , presented ‘

NENDER$0N- PMrs. Henderson ‘with n handsome

Mayor of lnverness, N. Smbquqoot of flowers.

1y by us, who are in so great ayourself.

measure dependent on the coal (Signed) J, B, As a souvenir of this’ accasion, as n token of good faithl, and faith in your ability to niti‘ int making our town bigger and bet»

November l. 1920.

,O>;fl

tlillss Jean McMillan

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EMEMBER

Monday-Tuesday»Wednesday

15th. ' Pratt's

Cuts

16th, 17th, Mid-Month Sale

row ornate, this owti .'

to Cost

Ansoturstvn

WE SELL EVERYTHING AND EVERYTHING GOIZSAT

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E. Pratt 8r Sons.

And Glassware

IVE PER CENT OFF

a prices 2s to50 rut cows below

SUITS BOOTS RUBBERS g LUMBERMENS . RUBBERS

LADIES COATS GENTS ‘

_ ovnitcosrs

itatrrs AND GLOVES LUMBERMENS SOCKS

CLOTHS onocnnms ‘stout:

FEEDS

cannon GOODS HARDWARE FURNITURE HARNESS

lit-tied his unbounded confidence in the

Little

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ale of China are

WARE ROSlNESSand have leased our Chinawaie Store to Mi. J. G. Jainiesuii. Driiggist, who G NOV. l5tii at