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/ _,_.,-—i— HONOR ROLL MONTAGUE SCHOOL FOR NOVEMBER

for Boys

Suits $6.95 to $19.50. Overcoats $7.50 to $18.00 Sweaters $1.00 t0 $4.00 Scarfs, 95c to $1.00

Ties, 50c to $1.50. Handkerchiefs, 10c t0 1.50 Pyjamas, $1.75 and 2.25. Caps, 90c to $1.50. Suspenders, 25c and 50c. Shirts, $1.25 and 1.50. Mufflers, $1.00.

Small gllr§“ll§¢l”éll'll.§é‘ in Dainty Box

' Coat Sweaters from --

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Gifts for the Dads

Shirts, prices . . . . [$1.25. 2.00, 3.00, 0-00 . . . . .$1.50 t0 13.00 Gloves from . . . . . . . , . . . . . 151.60 t0 $4.75 Ties from . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .50c to $2.25 Knitted Wool Scarves from -$1-00 10 1112-25 Knitted Silk Scarves from- 4111-75 1° -

Club Bags from . . . . . . . . . .$3.00 t0 $- 3.00 Suspender Sets . . . . . . . . . . . . .750 tc $1.75 Umbrellas from . . . . . . . . . . .$l.7."i t0 $5.00 Handkgrchiefg from . . . . . . . .100 f0 $1.50 Hosiery from . . . .. . .50’: t0 $2.00

Lovely linens for Christmas

Madeira Lunch Cloths - $5.25 to $10-50 ca. Cluny Lunch Cloths . . . . . . .$10.50. $11-50 “Old Bleach” Linen Towels ..$1.00 t0 911-50 “Old Bleach” Guest Towels . . .650 to $1.00 ‘.‘0ld Bleach” Linen Pillow Cases, ,

221A, X 36ill_ size . . . . . . . $4.00 per pair Madeira Servietteg . . . $8.25 t0 $12.00 11oz.

(These sold separately also.)

French Cluny Doyleys, hand-made,

Linen centres . . . . . . . . . . .350 t0 75c ea. India ‘hand-crocheted Doyleys 25c to $2.00 "Old Bleach” Plain Linen Lunch

Cloths . . . . . . . .; . . . .. $4.00 and $5.00 Made-up Table Cloths, round and

square -...... .. . . . . . .$3.50 to $20.00 Linen Napkins . . . . . . .$6.75 to $15.00 doz. Plain Linen, hem-stitched Tray Cloths- -$1

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YOU KNOW, when you get to bed at about two o’cl\ock on Christmas morning, you said “never again!” “I’ll shop early next”year, and have no last minute wor- ries.

Now it's “next year.” We are Warning you in plenty of tim-e-doyour SHOPPING NOW!

Visit the Doll Shop

Up on t'he second ﬂoor you will ﬁnd this most interesting department. I_t’s_over 0n one side of the big House Furnlslllflgs def partment and it contains such a colony of lovely dolls as will delight every little girl "of our acquaintance.

Big dolls, little dolls, medium dolls,- every kind of dolls at-- "

.100, 25c, 35c, 60c, $1.00, $1.25, $1.75 to $5. Fully Dressed Sleeping Doll with real

$1.40

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zlou MdLCilll. Grade III.— (Soutlﬂwheatley;

Enid Coffin; DQ011111. Grade II-—- (North Schoollllant; 3. Grace Harper. Grade IV.——-| Grade 11-(150111-11 $011001) 1. Jenni. Marlon ‘Macwllilums; 2. Leslie Glllls; 2. Stewart Vickers: 3. AvlsRoper; 3. Canlnbcll, Percy 11111130111111 (erlnnlllJosepll Gnllllnt (eqllnl). Grade ll. Grade I. (Nort-ll School) —- - —,—1. Grude l. (South School) 1. Cath-‘man ‘McWllliaiils.

2. Earl Landry; 2-;3. Marjorie Harper. Grade V. - 3. Winuitred Mcqi. Isabel Andrew; 2. Sarah Gal-

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Grace Deacon 2, Florence Walker,

3 Jack McCall, 4. Eileen Croken. Grade V. 1, Jock Wlnllker lind Freddie Moose (equal). Grade IV. 1. Hazel Climpbelll, 2, James Kay, Grade Iii. 1, Morris Deacon, 2

In ‘Catvlﬁlrlriillilac cgdlyiliétcgiirldlig Park Road

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Gifts for Mother

Umbrellas from -- - - - - - - 152-50 1°. $12-59 Hand Bags, from . . . - . . . . $2.25 to $7.50 Fine Kid Gloves -- -- - - - - - - - Silk-lined Suede Gloves - -- --$3-"’2 White and Black Wool Gloves - - - - - 01-13;’ Linen Handkerchiefs - - - - - - - - 49° 1° 3"" Fancy Boxed Handkerchiefs- 25¢ f0 $55-90 Silk and Wool H059 . . . . . . $02.25 t0 $2.50 Camisoles . . . . . . . - . .$1.00 11]) Silk Underwear of all kinds. g

Silk Stockings . . . - . . . . . . . .$1.50 t0 $4.00 Silk Mufflers.

Beautiful Blouses as Christmas Gifts

There's a very attractive line of dainty Blouses, especially imported for Christmas selling.

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This assortment features all of the very new models, over-blouses for example, be- ing extremely popular.

The materials are mostly crepe ds chines and tricolettes. Some very beautiful color combinations are shown.

Blou5e5-_—$1.50, 3.00, 4.50, 6.00, 7.50, 8.50, $10.00 and up.

All the better grades packed FREE in Christmas boxes.

a Fur

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Gifts

There’s no possible gift that so truly expresses the Christmas spirit as a’ lovely Fur Coat.

Rich and soft and warm, handsome, digniﬁed, gracious- this is the ideal outer garment that every woman wants. i

The ﬁnest assortment of handsome fur coats in Prince Edward Island is ready here for your choosing. We have the one SHE WANTS.

Pony Coats . . . . . . .8160 and $79 Marmot Coats - . . . .1889 and $98 Muskrat Coats - A5200 and $340 Raccoon Coats . . . . '. . . . . $295 Hudson Seal Coats - $385 Persian Lamb Coats . $360 111111 $400.

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CHARLOTTETOWN, E. I.

Street, l'eili0lleled—-Wulker ill

dwelling remodeled. E. H. Beer, Illllshoro Street,

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THE MARKETS

SUMMERSIDE MARKET. Dairy butter . .. 28 Eggs per doz. ..

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Grade l__(A) Winnie Campbell, Grade l, Clar- Dlxlm lqolmes, Jesllle llarpervlence Reeves, Pelifoot attendance: Edward Love (equal) 2. McNa/ir Georslo Dnlscolll. Grace Deacon, _ _ Robertson; 3. Jack Connolly; (B) Freddy Mmlse» 35°11 M00311- Hclen ‘Mslllsh; 3. Belle McLean. 1. Woodrow Wlieatley; 2. Jean _.- orlldo vu-gorvtvhi“ lgcllllollznnl- flBradlUY; 3=Wllfred ‘Holmes; (c) ‘Claude Ives; . rc . o ; The following is the standing o 1. George Hal‘ er; 2. a 1' 3. Mnlcolnl lvlclﬁllnml. Gflllle VII‘! Nine ‘Mile Creek School tor Nov.‘3. Eileen Bradley; (Diwlrilfllgbhcl FANMNG SCHOOL (South School) — 1. Frances COP‘ lGrade X_.——1. Essie Taylor; 2. Orlord:— Prrfect attendance, The 100°11'11"! 111 1118 511111111118 fin; 2. Ileleltl Caullrbelll; alnﬂxlkiKﬂtlt-E Smith; 3. Hamid MacLgzn; John Andrew, Earl Bradlev, Inna-M 111B Pupils oi Fanning School dolpll Canurlers. mire ' -— - Grndo Vll.—1. Margaret Mac n-lbel Andrew. Donald wh t" Nllvemberl . _ worm school) 1. Minnie Greellilnld; 2. Jessie Snl-ltll; s. Joseph Joseph Gallant, lMllry ollleriliigi’ “"4" 1X- 1. Bruce MocNun. 2, §°m“.‘“§,f°"e‘"‘ “Wm” m1‘ll“‘lleﬂﬂsﬂl"ﬁllu‘u‘l,‘lflﬁ°§§éh,on. Bulw- -- 2. Florence Trainer; 3. Byron Wlllsh. Grade VI.—1. Alice Walsmﬂvallls Andrew, Mal-l“, Macwllfl Erwin Taylor, 3. Frank Bealrslmey- 9’ M McDougall’ m“ remodel“, m“ 5;“, alo,'m,__p M; E535 -- ‘nrllllt. Gflllle VL-(Solllll School) 2. Artillll- Mat-Donald. Grﬂtle v.-lllll.~lls. R088 Bradley Arulllr noﬁraas vlu. 1. Adele MacNutt, 2, ""‘°‘°" Mm,“ coﬁunclo, 3 ' P0111108 1. Alice Fraser; 2, 2. ltitth Vluk- LJams-s Belts; 2. Mllry Smdth; 3. per. William Wheatlcly. Jack Con-Istevhw Bum“ 3' C°mmn°° M“ Slllc. Clark’ Brighton Road_ Wm’ Flynn Dorchoster Streel"Oats' ers; 3. Fred Thonllpson. Grade V. Arnold ivlacnmlaln, Gfﬂde 1v, —nolly. Woodrow Wlloatlev Geol-geNutt. Grade VII. 1, Many Burns, d‘? t, Wm lllwelllllq ' ' ’ P011! (North School) 1. James Burden; 1. Donald Machelin. Grads ll. — "Harper, “Average allerﬁfnncp _l2. Gregor MaoNutt, 3, Bruce Slow-d o on’ Ow Comer-‘ Emmi‘ . Ho!‘ - ~ ~ - - - ~- -- 2. Jessie McLeod. Frank Bell 1. Esther MacDonald; 2. Clara Percentage or attendance 81.5 -'“"'t' Grad’? W- 1. Edith MacNutl. ‘$90 Rll ll G ll lll A dwelling. I qmrkeys 8901:1111)‘ 3&5 Xllvlszluh Aflllﬁlfﬁllg. lylzlc-Dorlélld; 3. Willie Smith and glee lleartz, Grace Harper, Mary ‘gllhzstollfl 13' “Rusml: ___'dwe'lllllé llegllgéylgeectniracloxfhl _ ra o '.— ‘ou c o0 . 01‘ erna orveatt (equal). Grads I. I nndler have received Palmer e’ m a ' ‘ argure ' " I '

, - - _ 91.01., 3, - - - - __ Ramsa Grade IV. Sr. 1. Dav o w- T‘ 1111mm» ‘mmer Hmsbllm i‘ ‘lgiiuisclllslelrlleri. Gilli-dill: 13V. (lxéorth lletilrlwrta Matvonﬂld’ 2' JuhnlilMéerllc-ill)gr.mtmns‘ B“ E‘ Stewart’ Mﬂvﬂﬂllkﬂn. 2. James MacKaiYl and mmoy’ dwe"mg_“MQD°ugalli' i” School) 1. Eileen Dewar; zllolllne ____.>___ Grade IV- Jr. 1. Elwin Mounllln. "4-M°A“W-~°°°l-l'“°1°’-

Bllfke; s. Lowell Poole. qrlldo lv. 2. Ray Mcﬂousen. 3. Roy Owen, Nornilln McLeod, Rochford so; FORTUNE BRIDGE SCHOOL iile Mlinderson Grade ll 1 Al

(South School) 1. Margaret Cof- Grade 111- 1- 110111580 3111115. 2- Mlll- dFGIHnEMiMDmlQ“ and McAulayv fin; 2. Atwod Youuker; 3. Claude , _l _ , _ Nicholson. Grade lll.-—(Nortll School for Nov. The 701101191113‘ is the standing o! Be" Mmcoquilll 2. Gwrge Wslell l" Ya“ °"°"F°w1m" dwell‘. (North School) 1. Kenneth Beer; Grude lX.-—1. John Andrew; 2. ]“°"l"11‘~ 3111186 $011001 for ulelillade I‘ s“ E- Sidney IyloGulgan1nQ""c“dm°" and Webster’ c?!" 2. Alexander Wlghtmml; 3. -Ver-‘__\‘e_rs, Anal-eon (ll-Elle vl__l_ Mum rnonlll o; N0“ 2. Helen Burns, 3. Den1~ Peake..t _ . , PIinQI-pars Dept? Mary MM“ Grads l Sr, 1. Ruth Montgomery, .- _ Jlllchnlond; dwell-i l one, Teaollen Grade x__ll EVE 2, Leslie Abbott, 3. Earls Stewart l 0018i. 1101111141101‘- lyn Johnston; 2. Mllton Duviso-nl "Perfect attendance: James Mao- Al?!’ 9,001.1. NW1}! River Road; 3, nub McKlnn°n_ made my Kay, David Mocollgon. L"; ow~ dwell! _ V Bmn. contractors. 1, lgmnuel ;°l,nsl°n_ Grade vm____ en, Elwin Mountain. Albert rdac- W. 1100mm North River 1- ‘C018 Coffin; 2. Mary Page". a Gougan. Louise Burns, Helen dwelling.» .. . ‘ ' ‘ Burns, SlJDQYIMMHCGOUKIB, lﬁslle d» Hlildqon McLeod, Highland Ave; lie gmlolmn and - Alvbott. Ruth, orrtgoniery. I 9.0 we l . ' (equal); 2. Harvey lfkggg lMacNutll JBHICG MucNuﬂI. 911W!» 1.8.? ﬂWﬂlL-AQDNIG 8L; dwelt conolmh “m,” v____l_ ' Jbawh‘ on Burns. Mai-y Burns. Barbara lug-rim Doyle, contraotor._ . plllwell; 2_ charm Alma!“ a MacGougan. Arthur Johnson. K. W. Flnlaylon. corner Soho 1 Ema" Allkem Puma" Della“; and Hillel-on; dwoillnp-Alexand‘ r v mollg-_ Leah Davlmn Teacher MacDonald, contractor. ; mule lv.-i. Aullllll Polel-ll- 2' ‘L H‘ Maw’ “Mm” Rm‘;

‘Eﬂle Conolian. Grads tH.--1 u“: 579mm‘ i u.“ 90mm 2_ m" Dough; a , Roland Harper, Victory Ava; ' sﬂlﬂlﬂliclrmn and Harold bit: ‘mm!’

m, (squall; “m” "ha. our’ , Jrmnley-Welilock, Upper Prince 1mm, and Mum's Megan“ Street; dvrelllnb-Ruuleliﬂlnne. (gqllal); 2_ Elle"! Burke: a u]: Mrs. Arthur Kenny. Spring Park Jgcksqn. Grade L__sr‘ 1‘ Fred ' R050» K111009100. _ Auk“: 1 Jam“ C n bu“ (B, E. Pmtlnan, Brighton Ave; I.—-Jr. i. Violet amid;- zfnlll-olu‘ l" “w” '""m“"' ' 9mm“; ll Jocelyn ca,“ B. B. Moi-outdo, Hlllmsot Am;

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tractors in some canes the names W: W. Owen, summer house at-iw ‘l l, d ot whoiii we have been unable to Kelrvgvlllfgllglgaraetllfontligetoinl 0° w“ e sewre- ' ~ ° ' °' 1 Y" °a low l, ll d ....... .. Re-modeling City Hospital by dWf-‘lllllg- ‘Elsi! _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ' " Morrison & Sou, Summer-side. l (101%- E- C8180". Kelli 5116911115

Grade IX.—1. Ada illooregor; 2- urine Reynolds; 2. Eric Collin; all. Willrld McDonald; 3. E1199“ PW“? Reta llloheali. Grade VIlI.——1. Hurry Yvllﬂkel‘ -————<H>i NINE MlLE CREEK SCHOOL “mm Printing PM.“ dwunmg_‘c_ E. Canon‘ l y . . . . . . Remodeling Bllkeslmp (or A_ MC.» l). Stewart Estate. Ken-l. Streehlgﬁﬁ’ Der bushel lndills; R. Curtis, oontracotr. ‘llwellllll! H1111“ 8t0re—~1ﬂW6 BT50»

H. E. Ferguson, Park Street.|"'°""‘11°l°"- dwelling. l Ja-s. Stewarl, Kent Street; dwell-l

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Gander, Gerald Street

a EAST ROYALTY SCHOOL

Honor Roll o! East Royalty

“I Terribly ~ After Bony wafsfliom”

Mrs. H. McClure, Nor- wood, Ont, writes: i

"After my baby was born. l was terribly weak and nln ‘clown- with palm acrou my buck. l had heard no much iof-‘Dr. Chile's Nerve Food llzht l decided to try it.‘ This r boxes proved enough to make me quite strong and well again. l d» med DnlQlueh Oint- ~- "anal ma u‘ ' ,- I ' _

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