ins WESTERN

When Dad Brings Home a Friend

0r someone drops in unexpectedly for supper, the des- sert problem is quickly answered if the hostess has a few Quick Puddings in the house. She has a delicious dessert that can be easily prepared in a few moments -—one that everyone enjoys. If you want to give your family a real surprise- serve a Quick Chocolate Pudding witll nuts or cocoa- nut sprinkled over it. From dad to the baby they’ll agree they nevertasted any- thing so delicious before. Tapioca, custard and chocolate,kl5c. a pack- ~ age; at all grocers.

Pure Gold Desserts QUICK Punmnos

Pure Gold Manufacturing Co.,Ltd.,Toronto

Here’s She Wants for Christmas

sensible gift that will make her

happier all the year. An O-Cedar

Polish Mop to make her housework easier; to give her tloorsand wood- work a brilliant lasting polish and save reaching for the high places and coping to get under chairs ‘or in corners.

This is a Christmas gift she will really appreciate.

Give her an O-Ccdnr Polish Mop with 54-inch handle. it comes at

82.00: an a can of O-Ccdar Polish $1.60 or 83.50am.

O-Ced Polls b bottle so“; and 6'04»? n"

CHANNELL CHEMICAL CO.

. oils-rm l.

Gemdr

SILVER FOXES

' nao-la-louwnl.

AND All kinds raw furs bought.

Snnlmetside, P. E. l..

A. and E. Pierce 8: Co, Limited.

The largest raw fur dealers in Canada.

Spend Less and Get

More at Carleton

' Carleton and capo Travom '

This is our First Xmas Sale and we are sparing no cl‘- fort to make it worth your while to visit our story and do your Xmas buying. Bargains in every department of our

Shirts, underwear wool and fleece lined, socks and stockings, boys and mens suits, sultlngs, and oven-coatings. Mackinaw coats, men's pants and overdlls, caps, boots and Lumbermalrs rubbers, white and grey cot/ton prints flannel and flannolette, sweaters and tweeter coats 1re all reduced from l0 per cent to 88 1-8 below our regular cash prices. Also in our grocery and hardware you will find many lines at reduced prices. ’

Solo ends Christmas Eve at 10 p. Iii;

Don't buy elsewhere till you bavdillen our prices and

j‘LORDSLTD

= again returned homo in the fall

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I!" . Hugh‘ one w on ll ma mov-

-i,.ADlE8 UMBRLLAS, mo- sortod fancy handles. specially sol acted for Xmas tmde, $8.00, $3.76, $5.00 and $0.00. Sinclair k Stewart Limited. * 2164-12-41-81

-YOUR RMLW-AY FARE re- funded on a $25.00 cash purchase. Sinclair and Stewart Limited. 2164-12-11-21

—~lU8T ARRIVED at Kenslngton one car lnverness screened, one car Acadia nut. Peter McNutt 6t Son. 3i --TH.E BRUN8WIOK Phono- grapb makes an lideoll Xmas gift_ Sinclair and Stewart Limited.

218442-11-2!

—CHRi5TMA8 SLIPPER5 for men. women and children. A big range at right prices. Sinclair and Stewart. Dinnited. 2104-12-11-21

-MRS. PERCY E. MAOMUR- do, Kelvin, will be "At Home" to her friends on Thursday, Dec. 16 from 3 to 5 and from 7 to 9 p. m.

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----<o>——— —Mias Doria McLellian of Be- deque, left last week for Boston and Cambridge, Mass; on an ex- tended visit to friends.

—Dr. A. D. Sharpe of Summer side, left recently on a. few days visit to Montreal.

lN MEMllRlAM

SAMUEL DAVID WAVE

Entered into rest at. St. Agatha, Quebec‘ Oct. 30th, Samuel David Waye aged 25 years, son of Rob- ert Wsye. In early life tbe de- ceased left homo taking up farm- ing in the Great West in the fail of 191B ho contarcted the inilu- enza and was just recovering from tho first attack when he took a relapse He returned home the same tall in very good health. He remained home during the winter, returning to the west ill the spring of 1919 On the jour- ney out he contracted n severe cold, the effects of which kept him bedtast for three mouths. He

1919, but never‘ seemed to recover from the last attack although never known to murmer or-corn-

plain, being of a kind, bright and cheerful disposition lu l I, the spring o! 1920 he was taken to the Dalton Sanatorium with high hopes of his resoratlon to health. He remained there until August but did not seem to improve. He was then transferred to St. Agatha. Quebec. All that loving care and medical skill could do was done, but Divine Providence willed other- wise. The loss by death of two members of the family in a limited time has cast a deep shsdowover the home q the loving mother be» lng laid to rest in the spring of 1919, but we can only bow in hum- ble submission to tho dispensation of Divine Provldeme, Who dooth all things well. The funeral took place on November 4th from the father's residence, where a largo number of people from far and near followed the remains to their inst resting place. interment took place at Hunter River Cemetery, Rev. George Ayres officiating. There are lei.‘ to mourn seven brot hers and four sisters, namely:- John in New York, Harry in Brit- ish Columbia. George and Raymond in Saskatchewan, Isaac in Amher- st, Ellsworth and Mrs. Herbert Smith in Bungay, Peter, Rita, Net- tle and Olga at home.

Asleep in Jesus, blessed sleep, From which none ever waltos to W691).

A calm and undisturbed repose. Unbroken by the last of foes.

(Patriot please copy.)

AGAINST C. N. H. STRIKE.- Asserting that even though a strike were called on the Canadian Nat- lonnl Railways to protest against the order of D. B. Hanna, prohibit- ing the holding oi political office by employes, it would only be local in other places and ‘would not way ef- fect Quebec, is the vrlgw bold by employes in the 8t. Main shops and also by employee of the railway in the Quebec district.

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The Lord made woman-but the dressmaker and the beauty spw‘ lslist are inventing improvements.

3 mas. Alfred and Ernest Compton,

—HO0KEY BOOTS AND lkotel. Get-yonrs ilor . Sinclair-end Soowort. Limited. 2164-134114i

-IEAUTIFUL WANTS for Xmnn giving. Bee them here. Bin- cla-ir and Stewart. Limited. ﬂlol-m-ll-zl

--NOVELTl£-B IN BRAGB make ﬂililmprinoe gﬂlta. We luwe them. Blndolr and Qtevwart, Limited. 3164-12-11-8i

—-FOR SAlLE IN THE town of, K011811181“. new house, new barn and about two acree of iand_ A. c, Taylor. mammal

-—lU8T ARRIVED at Reusing- l-Oli one carlnverness Screened, one car Acadia Nut. Peter McNntt 6c Son. . m

-ruu:RAl._eT-§vlc:s ~11... funeral of the late Miss Alecia Compton took plnoo from the re- sidence of her brother, Emegt Compton of lSt. Eleonora, u. u... church on Wednesday utter-noon "<1 W! very largely attended by friends and relatives. The follow- "18 WPPB N16 mill bearers: Tho-

GWYBQ ‘Pickering Mid William Tsuton. The Nneral services at the house and grave were con. 9d by the Rev. DeWolfe Waite.

-BOARD OF ‘I‘RADE»- The resin" meellllir of the Summerslde Board of Trade was llcli in the civic building Thursday evening M“! We very Ia-rsely attended. m. I. Lelloyd-ilolmon as chairman. The Drlncllml subject of the even- ing was the increased telephone rates. Some five years ago an agree ment was formed between the Telﬂiihone Co. of P. E. l. “and lawn of Siummerside whereby the rates Jthen charged in ‘summer; side would beconfirzned by L110 {lieutenant Govenor-in-Council. One "f the clauses ﬂareed m by u... company was not to ask for any revision of the exchange cor-vim; rates from the 21st of June i916. for a service of ten years, 1n the letter read at the meeting it states ‘that in order to have better serv~ we. they must have capital which they state today they are in n position of not having the money to purchase the necessary mater- lal to connect up prospective gub

fodder made

gem. and odes of white were mute lit 170.. and of col- ored at 18o. per 0b.. (IQUVBIW- there has been eomedemnad from wggtom buyers for finest western full gmosmlde goods, and sales of oar lots were reported as nigh a! 26c. per lb. The demand from over the cable is limited, and the trade on the whole is quiet.

New York. DecemberL-dsutter easier. olecslplﬂ 5062 neckline!- Creamery higher than extras, 52 1.24:. to 53o; creamery extras. 92 score, 51 1-2c. to 53; HWNTWTY. firsts, ss u» s1 score. 489-10 50 1-W- State flair)’. um. swdl w prime. 44c. to 48s.; pacloing stock, current make.

CHARLOTTETOWN MARKETS Butter . . . . . . . ...50—65 Eggs .. . . . . . . ..00—05 Potatoes .. ..

Oats . . . . . . .

Hay,(t0ii) . . . . . .

llave Slow Kidneys

Eat len meat if you feel Back- achy or have Bladder trouble.

No man or woman who eats moat regularly can make u. mistake by flushing the kidneys occasionally, says a well-known authority. Meat forms uric acid which excites the kidneys. Uley peeonle over-worked mm tile strain, get sluggish and fall to filter the waste and poisons from the blood, then we get sick. Nearly all rheumatism, headaches, liver trouble, uvlVOUSDGSG! dizzi- ness, slecpleasness and urinary dis orders ‘come from sluggish kid- neys.

The moment you feel a dull ache in the kidneys or your back hurts or if the urine is cloudy, offensive, full of sediment, irregular 0t pass- age or attended by a sensation of scalding, stop eating meat and get about four ounces of Jad Sallts from

scribers, also salaries had increas- ed ll u-x‘ lllD general opinion of n lilo ultn present that if the =YOIIIDHBY \\'0lll<l give better service the rates should be increased and a. motion by Mr. R. H. ‘McDonald. was seconded by MrHW. J‘. Lid-

todeal in the matter of the in. creased rates and report at- the uextreolnar meieting. Following are the commltteez-Alliessrs iW. H. Herding. '1‘: 5D. Ramsay, "Major Schurman, W. J. Lidstone, ‘L. R. Allen, T. Cartltilers. A. EQAl-sen- ault. Messrs R. Stems and H. Me lnnis we're admitted to member ship or the Sumluerslde Board oi Trade. '

The Markets

was more pronounced strength in the local egg situation today, and the advance of 2c. per dozen noted yesterday was put iuto force by all dealers owing to the steadily 1n. creasing demand for supplies for home consumption, and the pros- pects of shortage oi Canadian stock ‘later on in the season. We quote

lows: Strlckly new laid eggs . .860. to 90c. Selected (l. S. stock ...70c. to 72c.

No. 1 C. S stock“ 62c. to 64c. N0 2 C. S. SIOOIL. .. 52c. to 64c, The trade in dressed poultry con- tinues fairly active, there being n 800d steady demand for most lines, 8nd as supplies coming forward are Emilie 1° meet all requirements, there is no onango in prices to note. The quality of the stock is better this season. which shows in.» farmers are feeding more freely. ion account or the plentiful supply of train throughout the country. - We quote wholesale prices a; follows: '

Turkeys. oer 1b.. .. ..48c. m 52c. Chickens" .. .. 35c. to 40c. Fowl” .. .. .. .. ....28c. to 33c. Roosters" .. .. .. .. 23c. to 25c. Ducks“ .. .. .. .. ...30c. to 36c.

lTilere is no change in the condi- tion of the market for potatoes, Supplies coming forward are ample to meet all wants, and pious rulq ﬂl-Wly under a good demand, wits sales of car lots of Quebec 5mg st $1.86 to $1.00 per "bag of 90 lbsJ and in the wholesale jabbing way m9? are sell-in; at $2.25 per -bng of 80 1bs., tax-store. New York December 7.—~Eggs ﬂm- 39663718. 8.023 cases. Fresh 811019110. outta firsts, 87c. to 9042.; fresh 8911119?“- l-irsh. 82c. to 86o. Chicago, December 7. - Eggs, higher. Receipts 1.074 cases. At mag-Illa cases included, @943. to 75c. e .

stowe- that a: committee be appointed i

MOtNTWEAL, Dec. 7. — There

wholesale Jobbing prices as fol- .

ipts of butter today were

any pharmacy; take a tablespoon- iul in a glass of water before ‘break- fast and in a few days your kid- neys wlll act fine. This famous is made from the acid of gm;- = and lemon juice, combined with lllhla and has been used for generations to flush and stimulate "the kidneys, also to neutralize the acids in urine so it no longr ~ caus- es iliritation, thus ending bladder weakness. . . Jed Bolts is inexpensive and can. not injure; makes a delightful effer- vescentflithla-water drink whicli everyone should take now and then to keep the kidneys clean and ac- tive and the glood pure, thereby ‘abolding serious kidney complica- ‘tlpns. .

Here's your chance to get

QUALITY STRAIN ‘i i SILVER FOXES AT SMALL COST

Get one or more of our 1920 superfluous ‘males and im- prove your breed. Offered l- fol- quick saia at o. low figure, slliblect to your inspection.

We are winners of First Prize for Light Slit/ers at the 1 Montreal Fox Show.

PARK lSLAND 00.,

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Turnlps, (bum) . . . . ......25 0M9 MONTAGUE MARKETS Pork, (live delivered) . . . . . . H1555 Potatoes __ Bugger, 99;- lb . . . . . .....45 Pork .....16 Essa Butter SUMMERSIDE MARKiTs ‘ Pork . . . . . . . .. ......16 Eggs.... _ __

KgNgmqfgN MAgKg-r Potatoes .... . . . . . . . . . . ......65 Oats, (new) _ _ _ _ _ _ U

Butter . . . . . . ......45—55 Potatoes .

Butter . . . . . . . . . . U45 MURRAV HARWR

on! _ _ _ _ _ H , Hides

Eggs . . . . . . . ..45 Hay, (Pregged) liellvy Meat Eaters ,.,,,,,,, ......... ....;......... .... ._

There's a. world 0| satisfaction in a pipelu oi Old Churn Tribal-vo-

Canobws Favorite

-:.:=::.-*:*.- ......131/¢—15l§ Pork

Pork . . . . . . . . .. Oats

SOURIS MARKETS

New Rates to Meet Increased Costs

O one can better nptlrcciale the problem with which the Telephone Conlpnlly of I‘. l‘). Island is confronted than the farmer.

As a producer of lonclstuiis, he is fully aware cf .11; causes responsible for the present high cost of living. lie knows how large have been the wage increases which all fair employers have lelt theniselves compelled to» grant in order to counteract the shrinkage in the purchasing power

oi the dollar. p

The average wage oi our employers has been increased 95.1 p. c. in the last ﬁve years, and

I there ls no pfCSClll prospect of any decrease.

This added burden of increased wages, toge- lher with tllc steadily advancing cost of all com- modities used in telephone operation has ren- dered our revenues inadequate to providﬁ l0!‘ the unprecedented demand for telephone scr-

vice. If we are to deal fairly with both employees

and public alike, new rates are imperative.

Summerslde, P. E. Island ..J. Lei-toy Holman, Secy... ‘

2194 12 l3mwfill

The Telephone Company of P. E. Island

Santa Claus Headquarters

SANTA CLAUS has again made his Headqllﬂfl" ers at Carter's Big Book, Toy, Dolls, Games and Chili!" mas Store. The old reliable stand. '

UP-STAIltS-An immense display of Dolls oi ev- er? Bile and Drlce. Toys in endless variety. Game! l° “M1194! Young and old. Christmas Decorations, etc., cw. on first floor. " ~ -

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See our big stock or Xmas Seals, Tags, tired-

191 mitoses. as lltinot 329 m» uiosemodaylaetweelcand 4-80 for: the corresponding day a you ago. lAt Gould's Cold Storage the offerings today amounted to about 200 packages of fodder made creamery, which sold ntASc. to 476. per lb. so to quality. delivered. There was some demand - frog grocers and other dealers. and a fair trade was done in a wholesale jabbing way in finest creamer-y at 54c. and 66o. m!‘ _i_.'b in solid penit- IIOS. and at 65c. to 60c. -in 1 lib. blocks. Rlonnd lots of finest current » receipts were quoted at 60c. and 62c. per 1b., and full grass made creomery at 52c. and 58c.

The receipts ‘of cheese were 120 boxes, as competed wi . 8.446 for the some day to: week. sad 1,34! for‘ tbe-corroupomlln - My . The offerings cheese at Gold's Odid Gtotogojodo! amounted to SOOUOIQ of were

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no; Cards, bealglrul boxed stationery. l l~

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boxes 0T tationcry for Xmas Gifts, 25

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