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Clearing These Pandsome NEW WINTER COATS

One Third Orf

LR TRINIWIED COATS - - ~ome plain cloth coats, all cleier new ueationa of this present season you haie an opportunm iodav

to secure at a bargaui just the tvpe of coat you want

5893 Corrs Fon ._ s sol Slflfb C0\T» 819.00 Lows ion . sH<»0 5`-’-Hi" COW*

FOR IOR I()R I()R l'OR

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$2950 cows ion .. _ sim.; siirifi tml ron . . szmio Fon .. ....<io.oo

$I.\ on (O i'l 7300 C(i\T

$3900 COATS $60 00 C0 \'I`S

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. . .... $11.30 . . . $1667

.. .. .. $23.34 . . .. . .$32.00 . . ._ $0000

-'Ilia oolama la realwod al lolal lwtraat but dvrrl

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-'Ill UNDIBS GRID ll! Hanover at Omoo o( Hicks, Buminsi-side Th

and following days

0! silwf lo! Dalia lldikloy

-CAINIVAL AND UOCCABIN DANUI in tha Kensinstiflo R-I-Ill. Friday, December 29th at 8 P. ll. Prima awarded for best ooatums M mission 15c and 25c 394!

-BUYING FUIS.-Mr Justin

Rotter has arrived from Paris. France and will be at the oilioe 0( B Graham Rosen Bummsrsids. all this week buying pelta. Bring in your fun

advantage of the op disposing of them for ant market prices Hs

types ol silver fox pelts.

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-SUMMEILSIDI BAIIEINDON

CLUB-The Suinmerside hdriinton Club held a meeting on 'hiss&y evening and a maxed the soheduls for the ensuing season On 'Rieadag next the opening guns will bs played bet/wee the Buinrnorsde High School and the Pnsbyterian Cub atthe High Sch/ooL'I‘bedaies of the games will be arranged lata'

-STORM BAGED-A terrible storm raged in Summerside and the West of the Province on 'Pussday night and Wednesday, by mid- night 'mesday the storm was rag ing and the drifts several feet high,

..............., Real Advance in Motor Car ngineering

Dslaaallordor Sedan. Ons ofssalsan¢Iaemaa¢wI|odytypes,sIl w&V4

New Dual Carburetton and Dual Intake Manifold add to power and economy of the New Ford V 8 for 1934

In The GIRL S SHOP 25 Per Cent Off The PRETTY COATS FOR GIRLS

mm ."5° SS

$1690 Coats for . . ....... $1200 $10.00 Coats for . . . .. $ 750 S 7.95 Coats for . .. .... S 5-95

Ask to see the Knit ted Suits $2.50

Coats for .. .. ._ S 7.13 Coats for .. .. .. $563

from the West wu cancelled-8

0! Bumme side -S

advance

EASTERN GIIARIIIAI

°1'h'l column is nsarvsd q

asswa of local iuioreas but advert alng ol a ll any uatura may be lusartaa gg I sets s word sts dy pyalg tg

evt-n n the toim the snow was three or lou feet deep Hen with ‘MMS U05-'#1118 the Summemde harbour were hours finding their way the snow was drifting so bm. ly Althwsh me storm had cess ed to some extent Wednesday ar temoon the wind continued to blow The weste n train was about tm-¢¢ quarters of an hour late with up "Wines on The afternoon freght

~"`A Myra mio is mining har

Pllrefits Mr and M.ra.R._ K lug

LIKE pair f I for this powerful

mnoieoraita il’¢wl‘lny?em of carbiirsnlex a in supp ies vaporiasd gaso evenly so all eight qhndau. Two dis- uacr advantages result from iz: ..i~..'f.°.':. "°°,,....‘:°.".‘:.':"“'°....,....°‘ “°'.., ...'"°'..... surfing mooshsr parformaaos in sold

Mosisdsomplses :llssstion olnfrhsl, more to gallon mass. sooaaomy. %n is to

s minimum, Ilasrolay cooacvlng oil further economy in opsrsnon.

Increased e$aeaq at less cos! is a

notable achievement. Yo! it ia onl one of many irnprovemenu which isun

finish this new and greater Ford V-8 or 1934.

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Clear vision Ventilation. Constant Supply of Fresh Air without Drafts ar Obstruction to View

AaperfectedintheN¢wFordtlua

systeniof ventilation operates eiaendy at all speeds, winter or summer

In cold or stormy weather, the new

adjintable window ventilstors can be pened the desired amount to provide fresh air Individual control on front

door and windows enables passengers to xi: desired ventilation without causing discomfort to others. W`indshi¢ld and windows do not fog when ventilstors are o

In warm weather, t e windaludd-

which opens-and the cowl ventilator provide additional fresh air

NOW ON DISPLAY AT ALL FORD DEALERS

$685 UP

(F. 0 B. Ban Windsor, Ontario Bumpers, spare urs and tamaa extra.)

Dual csrbusmon gives smoother T ataon an all driving rangas from idling to hhlsess wp spssd

MORE ATTRACT IVE VALUES

For The BASEMENT

\len s llannelette I‘I€H\'V Jl1mb0kl\ll PAJAMAB b\\luATER

Bows Fianneleite iped Pen le (oilar Attached

I \.] AWIAS SHIFT

Men s Red Back Blue Denirr Qturux Grev

Oli-RAI IS “0Rl\ SHIRT

Men’s All \\ ool \1en‘s lined COAT SWE \TER HORSE HIDE MITTS

Ribbed lnion linshrmkahle \ll sine, `\Ii‘n`s Heavv Tweed

UNDERW EAR PAINTS

GET ii-iEsE IN THE ECONOMY SHOP

SECOND FLOOR

RVBBER APRONS With pocket and applique decoration

69c Canvas SHOPPING BAG block print 25c Chamolsette. Fleece Lined GLOVES

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Childrei\’s Fleeced BLOOMERS 39c

Women's Fleeced BLOOMERS

49t KLEENEX l9¢ Wabaaso PILLOW CASE9

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Rriyon plritcd h"i`0CKiN(iS

35c Little GirI’s SILK PAJAMAS

Regular $1.25 69c W'omen`s Win ter

WOOL SCARF 791:

\\'omen’s 2 piece SILK PAJAMAS

591: Slightly Soiled ' FANCY BLANKET

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Chinese Lace CHAIR SETS 39t

Women's Winter VESTS & BLOOMERS

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Charlottetown Guardian may be handed to their Rept Archie I-iume,

orleftstli J Mabonsbrugstoro. Montague

ANNUAL CONCIIT-Follow

or up an .id .. .ns eu comm 1 when on all sid a there is avery evi denceott si-cals ntot the yulo~

'rt me mniisrm, giv. it-sais ini( turn after window as raised to das top. Simple. Easy Bicient.

Preabyt lan church, Montague

held a Ch stvss oncerr, in the ll chu ch bu lmng on Fr day evening last As 01 all pre ous occasions ‘Santa made his ap earn ce and

liks the fe airg of the multitude

there w s enough ind to l not one child going wit‘ out his or

spare-

her full quota Tre cnt r inmmt Sven by We ch'ldren and which

ex m ii' cd the true Christmas n api it, wa; onla par wi h gthgr years, an re cts great credit on

the iades -H 1*'

'Lan surrrruc-The steam Far Reaching S avlngs

F5. §§€’.‘€.‘§.'.?’§§E£“m‘?8.lL“2 By Present Directorate Dur

wivn for the Associated Shippers

and the Harris anmoir company lllg ThE Year sailed from the latter port on Bat L-

The Solhsur" arrived at Sou-is .sat (Canadian Pres) | that ¢m be safely awompushgd tn Wednesday to st.rt loading po atoea OTTAWA Deo 27-The new cutting expenditures within the for the Associated Shippers but ow Board of Trustees headed by C P lsyatem. Any further economies In' "° the wld W°3"h" I°°4InK did Fullerton will take over the con 1 would have to be made in extend Im 508111 lllllll Wd!! She Will Wm trol of the Canadian National Rail | ing the co operation between the PM* ll" °*’¥° °° 0°°l'K¢¢°W_11 fm' ways on -lsnuaryl The umm viii. camuim National and me cm- New York and Cuba The Gun lfmuh the yur with tt mt °p¢ra;_ Lgdnn pnmc Rgtlwgyt

ney is due to arrive at Eouris on tn' "venue of about a¢000t)00 M

Pndsy t<:1°\d 101' the Pvtm Gr" comin; an emmam 01 me nnsi menu' room

ers Ansociation for New York and ww” of Dgwmbep mqttd to ,aut

:he wuts! Sh: will complete loud returns mr me pnviou. wma 'rnia snouid the new board mme w slguégn ‘;‘l'l¥'b2"3`e £5 2:0 will bewthe exoem of aura operst ‘the conclusion that the managing pected to load on the Island this nu" ov" open ng ex ‘:g§.f‘m:‘°r¢:rhe“t';)h:y!bL;:r\:|‘:|:|:,\:: WI”“"~ “Ch °f the "We °*"i°‘ This net operating revenue will advisable in pooling trains uid “'bf’“" 5°-of” bumels- bsiverir muclg the some as in N32 other services, it can ask for a tri~

_ w en t tota ed $5,895,433. In 1932 burial or tribunals to invntigata

. . 'CHRISTMAS CONCIBT-A ~~ en c~»»»»»~ ww .'.r.f’:°..°°°;,‘.:“"..':'°':,‘:,:..:.':: :.';:..;,':‘°:°'....°°:.°°;°,:1.°:¢. ‘md P9¢°"t"'“ °"”“"°d’“ M°“" expenses $155,208, lm. The operat- by the next chairman o( the rall- f1f:}:t_cD‘:;nl:;';_C2);‘;$’h‘r:’(;‘ in( revenue this year will be about way commission. Sir Henry Dray- » ~-» :iz-°°°»:°;°.°...1=°z:*‘=:.‘.-°:..r:,;.-.: ‘°°- wi: ..°n,“'“'° rw: a“ nd'd» The first part of the do °pbout'"3§0'omo _mmlm cm 1.. df! '“":n| Ek prog~am was tzlven over to the- vu 7 ' ' ' ‘Huy “I 'Au h Pu" sundqy 8,- ,X rh. ,h,e,,' wha mi The naw board of_trustees, rail- asain. Whoever is appointed would meh. nefrmom md- duonu way experts here bsleve, will find A bs head of any tribunal initiated. ,Fe mo.. on _rl 5.1,., ‘nd that the present board of direetorsn The $8,000,000 °l>¢r\t-ins surplus b.0u'h,_ w .hs an -.mm mv’ dm v which rslnqulahea control at the of the Canadian this year "Nm wma” of ‘ cum.. mu 0( end of the year has dons about all will so GD

ch__B`m" ‘ni .]` mem; w - nu W mt them 'rm p-rt of em pw-gum un mai. with tm alum Jesus and YW W W’ was uder the eapabh dlnectioh of the Shep anis laylna their |Hts at '°7~°°°~°m- ‘l rm new we -mi. 'rm rm- in mc. sue 4 ws an qua me HI W* Nr- f' wt ‘ne rr-t christmas" unaer snepima :ms in tm mia wx- °°° '"1 *‘*"° the d`re“ion of "rf " "' ` i'l ova' and wondarlll about tht "'°"° In 9"” worth was vo-y impressive. Beans wonderful t.i~in|» when is coins to DW U-UV"

1 lho"ed the Sl: ;~ -rd: w tchirg paas, Boggs 5 in this the last |Uno NNW*

their rom in the iwfu an-i nv tg umm nary me tb. anim, tm *-50 lvD°`r\n‘e Of t"= "e‘~~ rv" une- rs-is wth their tium!-*da and DUI' els. seem a the raeneu ana ox- an s“a-anis rssiiag in nr- The

citement of the sherlvrrdi sa they siiiphil ad rstcn be'on Him who "V48 hulk W 51"! llftl and wer- is tha lbw! of lords. "Jesus lav-

shlpthemwbornrsbawlsoisthr 'or Pilot Ile" wrs pnsmtsd in 'll

Prince of Fe ea Fcene l brought rtgoant form rd was a vary ln-

the p'eture of Mary and Joseph in itgfastiag and inluelivs part af

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oiala claim that if 5-roas revenues returned to t200000.000 as in 1931 with the present economies in force, the net, revenue instead of

3 Sl.l92168 it was then, would

be about 816000000

The special economies have in eluded important reductions in he salaries oi’ officials cuts in tho wages of employees. elimination ol trains that were losing heavily and a general close supervision of ex penditures.

Il IAEIAIIIIIAM

DONALD FLEICBEB LAMONT

It was with a d ep .sense ot loss

s d sad css that hs many irlwdll through the province iraried on the morning of November 15th that Donald P Lamont had passed away at the early age of thirty nine y ara

Born at, St Cat‘.er'nes hr was

the 1-‘d st s n oi' Mr and Mrs

James D L'-mont Alter receizing

his early sd c ion at the dis riot school he at‘end d Prince of Wales College in l9ll- "12 and 1912 l9l3 Hel d hla clws each year by a wide m lin and was the re ptent of T. A. Le°s1e a d John Uaveu nie~ dala ri-ro'c'ively.

He then trrght school at Hamp-

ton, Borshaw and Orapaud.

In l9l'l he fr~`sted and went to

France wih the 10th Battery and served with t"st u"it till the close of the wer. He was rssed at Va- liencienea, but Ike many another

returned man th'| did not show up until two y ars ~fter he was dis- eharrd: it *might on the oondl- t'oii w`leh at l~»t end‘d in his d~a'h.

On retumirg from ovsvpu hg

Went to British Co!u'-bis w*~are‘he l'l1l”l¢`d ln l¢¢`cl1'll| for |031, Q,|m¢_ but linens lu ‘wan nina; he retiu-mf to 8ss"rtchrwsn in 1521 Pd took up the Ncsltion of Prin. UIDII of the (rPd~d soho-I ig; Boring

"Y 'hd lll“°ush eonfnea at

egg?

*"0 I‘°I“'i-al he held this 'l-Uwthgl summer of |002.

s nst've prwum

mir: a vary curious

tide me indie., or st. Amuews `

about aa usual up to Septanhs last when his lllnias took a VB! severe 'un ind he vias oomptw t0 enter the P E ls'and Htiqliill and und rgo an oprrlltlvn C0ml\|' cations arose foil wing the sndll p as d may on the above date

A man of Irie diy and cheerhil

dispos tion, he was alwaws reetiytl help those in need. "CI he *1“I' took a keen interest ln those 'N were lo ing rip on t‘lll2! 'Of'-I wniie and tried to get :nm to vid up the br ken thr ads or le afllll-

The manly oour KB Wlh ‘hm

hs bon ha sleknsss vias an ulsvll' ation to aii who came in wntltf

with him

was s member nl ‘le ll!

aon's lodge at Crallllld I°l’ ml" years ard was alwayi d<\°»'1Y “"5” ea cd in this O der

Ha also belonrd to the Call! dim L gion and was ii ‘WN sup orttr of its work The fund was held from the long CN* Hmm: churen and vm only li- t na tt The aervce wr r<‘“dU°‘°‘ by the Rv J w w mms “ the casket draped vvth ihe Univ! Jack was borra irw mf chunk music sui‘able for the 0¢"*\“°“ W rendered by the organ st 'HN lm' tor Currie. Dhlllk Ulf ‘<"II°° W Rev. Mr. Wak ling san. ‘Ill W Clsrdrn" which was »\ tivo hymn oi' the d-reused, nl"r 'Wh the remain of a brave .vldiar and a devoted son ard bi-other WN laid to rest. in the crm”-.rry nflf'

b . ,The honm-My pwlllv--iivrr “ll Veterans ol the Gen \‘~'l\r, Ulm* ly: Edvard Mae-9h~il, violin II'“"" Neil Salmond. Brurv MMUW Heftor Ci\rrl~ and -4l"Y"l‘ II"“°°" rn. The active palibvavrs ‘WFP CI” perorsl friends of wr _dfrtllf and wf'e as fo"o\1's' D\I"l"l M* y¢m_ _|°5~.,}, M~¢~.“:\d\'rnt Elf; Morrow, Neil Mark n n- .md Jo lhgersen. There are Ht 'H m°‘-In b’alv‘\'°s his father and m°ll\"' three brnth”rs and nn* *Im* namely. James and E\‘f‘f'"" °f ion (both vet r~ra of th~ wart _N Ma‘o"‘lm and Urnce rt ll0f"" ma ron! offs *nm We" '“”"Y bnuurui ~na °-rfied 1° 1”' W” use-an in which in we lied

"IQIGIT Nlt-th! WMU" °’¢' (Pa\r‘0t Plone Cfillyl

NYM He continued to ro iii- 1_°'-1";

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for the lalaaos

lantern _ _

Fur Receiving Station

185 Kant Street. Charloitstswi, P. E. I.

our init liaeavisisiauos at iss Kent st..

Cl'"'|°¢¢¢l°Wl. Ulla' tha direction of Malvf A- 3- lbhftsoa all W.. F. lurks, will be 09"'

Q lla ssassn for tha benefit oi’

'IAQ ll with both lalbsrs and non- ia asosplolstsd.

(SAIQADLAN NATIONAL SILVER FOX

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