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Harris’ (bee!) Bee! Liver

Harris’ Horse Liver

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Harris‘ Bee! Tongue Trlmmiﬂll Fisbmeal

Dried Milk Powder

Alfalfa Meal

Charcoal Meal

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Dried Yeast

Newfoundland Clear Odorless Cod

Liver Oil .

R-M. lileat and Mill! Fox Biscuit _ R-M. Charcoal Mont Fox Biscuit R-lil. Pupil)’ Meal

Shredded Wheat

Broken Sodas

Vltamiueral. (a mineral feed and

conditioner) Mcalbiend, (o. cereal, vegetsbls, nut and liver meal for foxes) Sold in sny quantity. All orders appreciated.

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will be open each evening up to six o'ci.ocir and m" on NEW YEARS EVE.

WE still have a nice selection to choose from.

BOOKS, NEW YEAR CARDSv BEAUTIFUL BOXED STA- TIONERY, FOUNTAIN PINS. ck.

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—BNOW8HOES AND MOCCA- BINB in £00k It Bruce's. 'idl—il_-38-ll

-svssssnv nsrsaawr unto Batteries thigh test) sold at Stan's. _ Jm-ia-so-ai.

-aur sv-ro‘ suns. hockey boots. sticks and bucks st arm's. 0 vsi-n-zs-ai —SPECIAL PRIOR on I new 5 H. P. Fairbanks Statiofilﬁ . Engine st Bruce's. WQ-IQ-Sil-Il.

—CONVALESCING.— The friends o! Miss Catherine Gaudet, who has been seriously ill st her home in Tig- nish, are pleased to learn of her con- tinued advancement towsrds the great goal health. Catherine is being Is- sistcd in her msreh by the tender nursing of her sister, Miss Alma, RN. New York, and Miss LoBlsnc, B. N" Charlottetown. under the skilled dir- ection of her docton-T.

—($B»IBTMAS CONTIUIZ- The Christmas Contest for the school children of hot one, two and three which was -- ductsd by the Morris Bernard Co., Tlgnlsh, was nnlalised on Saturdy, 21st. The lucky gueasers were: Haul Murphy, 1st; Rita Gaudet, 2nd; Irene Arsenault, 3rd. Boys, Lester Gavin, 1st; Philip Gout-let, 2nd: Ray Doucctte, 3rd. Apart from these prizes were given, a box o! chocolates, to every child who ventured s guess numbering in. “all about. 100. The sbovs mentioned firm srs to be consist-tainted on the suc- cess o! this contest and the kindly interest which prompted them to this moans of helping to make the child- ren happy at Christmas-Jr,

AMISCEIJANEOUS SHOWER»- On Tuesday evening, November 20th, s. delightful misceilanedus mower wns held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jon Quinn, Storzlay, in homo- of Mrs. James somers, formerly Miss Una Fsrrlsh, o! Stanley. The num- erous ond valuable presents were op- mﬁi bl’ Mil BN1!!! Anderson; the lwmosnving vanes‘ worn sud by Miss Arms Hemilt and Miss Mar- garet Quinn presented them to the bride. The latter, n a few well-ex- prescd words thanked the gathering ‘for the nice gifts and extended a hearty invitation to everyone to vil- it her in her new home. The re‘ mninder of the evening was very pleasantly spent in music and danc- inB——).

-EXAMINATION. — The annual Christmas examination was held in the Tignlsh High School on Tuesday, 11th inst, and was largely attended. The classes which were examined by their teachers, Mr. Elmer Pinesu and Mrs. L. J. Murphy, assisted by Rev. Father McKenns, Mrs Clouds Kinch and others, were found to be well grounded in their school work and possessing s splendid knowledge of local and Dominion politics. The students of French were congratulated on their linzual “ ‘nments, accent that might be developed only in Que- bec school seems to have ﬂourished hers. Good order prevailed during the entire program, even the smallest child giving ample proof o! the dis- clplln which is being tsught, of the Tlgnish School may well be said the

merely instructed. At the close 0f the meeting the teachers and pupils were heartily congrstulated by the indies and gentlcment present-T,

—KIZNSING'I‘ON BAG! OLUB,_ An enthusiastic meeting o! this Club was held in lvsn Brown's rooms on Saturday, December 21st. The follow.

a in! officers were appointed: David O'Connor, Secretary; Am- Secretsry: wmum Sutherland. Starter: linvid O'Connor, William Toombs, Austin ‘Taylor, Judges; P“. 1'01 Judges. Geo. Woodsids and Geo. Dennis: W. B. McArthur. Timer; Jim" Pﬂﬂiltftsst, President. Myron McArthur and William Proﬂtt yo" appointed a committee in provide W!!! Ind mil-Ill o! clsaning s, coup; !or the races. National ‘Trotting Assn. rules to govern sli rsoss. Club owni- berehip fee, one dollar, All driven h. s. race must be members o! the Club. Th! Proposal to smalgsmata with the

Summeziide club was considered. but | the New lmidon members, who corn.

prise the mater number in the club

i-lwucht the dismiss m m m. n win mutuslly sums w pat-nail soul

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J. W. JOHNSTON

f. R. Brown,

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summit-not and ltsolec sum races vino sotrlsa and spsstslsrs whenever feasible. ﬁrst rscs to bs laid on New landou- ice, New Year's dsy. Races will take plus on ‘mcsdsy o! esch week theresfisr. livery spectator u cordially invites to interview um secretary cad brooms s number. The spectators, by their generous response to ‘flint’ collections, inads it possible toheveogtladtcssonofrscinglsst winter. sad if owners cons forwsrd prompt sod "nappy" this siosm with thsirfsstonennodoubt the ssme benevolent treatment will be sooosned. lisoea w start promptly at no r; M. lbtry book closed on the minute-K.

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-M.r. Emery Mcrsrlane oi Ken- sington, xcoently returned from sn extended visit to Boston end Ne‘! Bﬂlllnd Stated-K. '

-M.r. William German of Atlir

bslos Landiht. Alta, is vilitinl his

home 3nd relatives st Remington.

sits: sn sbpence of eighteen yearn-K l

r-Mr. R. J. Brown who hes been visiting Dr and Mrs. Johnston, Tig- nish, left on Wednesday's express !or Richmond, where he has taken an

data: Richmond "Dewdrop Inn."— .

—Miss LeBisne, R N, Chsrlottew town, who has been profeslonally em‘

weeks, returned to Chnriottetown on Baturdsy.—~'i‘.

-au- Charles Dalton left 11min: on Monday's express for Boston. Mass, v/hers he expects to spend Christmas before sailing for Cubs where he intends to spend the winter. —T.

Eastern Guardian

..'LAS'1‘ CHANCE-For sale one light medium Silver Fox Pup. Register- ed Canadian National. Price reason- able. n. J. Mabon, Montague, P. E. 1.! 797-i2-30-3i. l

MCLIAI-ANC! CALL-Commenc- ingDeoembsr 38th and continuing iiiltil. January t, we offer our entire stock oi Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes, Men's and Boy's Clothing, including Sweaters and Ovsroosts at greatly re- duced prices. We have some real good bargains to offer, which will ensble you to mskc substantial savings on s11 purchases McLeod 8: McGregor, Mon- tague, 9.1. I. v ‘lﬂ-iidl-Ai. ..'CHBISTMAS CONCERT -—On‘

“ December 38rd, g, very en-i joyahle program-was held in the Town Hall, Georgetown, under the auspices o! the Baptist Church. An important port of the program as far as the children was concerned st any rote was the Xmas tree om which general presents were distri- buted to all of the Sum!!! school class. Mr. lsmusl f ton cspsbly performed the part of huts Claus. The musical part of the DFOCIIsn was wen rendered, and reﬂects much u-edit on those who directed it. Althouﬂi all numbers were well received, one sspsolslly, a psniomino entitled, “O Zion Haste" a repro- duction o! the famous story written by Mrs. Mary Thomas, is deserving of special mention. The following is the complete 'progrsm: Opening chorus, The Hcsvqnly Story; Reci- mdon, Hose Llewellyn: Vocal duet, Ills and Olivsrltol; Plntmnime, O Iiittle ‘town of Bethlehem; Patri- otic exercise, Liberty's Token’: Vo- csl solo, Wilkins: Vocal trio. Ring the Bells of Heaven. by Clor- ens Llewelhrn, Ira-nets Lone and‘ Ills ma: Chorus. "Thli-‘l W117 W! All Love Christmas," Mcitation‘, Manon nsfussz‘ Psotomimv. 0 Z1011 Haste; Vocal solo, Ml‘. Willisms; 0f- toting; Cioiing chorus, "o Christ- mastidef’ m. Wllllsml. pastor oi

tree dos u» bsliwprovery artisti- cslly trimmed for the occasion-A.

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An event. replete with significance. transpired in Kensington on Christ- mas Ive, that marks soother period in boltal service in thatprogressive town. After the heaviest mull of the season hsd n sorted. the patrons of the nftloe politely served. sud the work !or the-following morning per- formed. all the-snail oootrsctcrs sum- moned to oomsreacs Postmaster m‘. Boyd I-Iowsrd. Ind suooistes Mr. Klei- Duggsn snd Miss Ruth Hilts sod addressed them thus;

Mi‘. Lloyd Howard. Postmaster, Konslngton:

"Respected Bin-On this festive oc- casion. the joyous Feast of Christ- mas. we ore reminded of our friends and we endeavor to remember them. Prominent among them we see you stand out conspicuous. a man deserv- nig of the deepest gratitude from us. the mall contractors or Ksnsingwl. who come in closest sssoolstion with you every day in the discharge of duty. ungrateful would we be i! we did not express. in some‘ emphstic manner. our sppxeeistion of your kindness and conslderotlon for us. snd your soiicitude in making the work ss pleasant as possible. You

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signed by mull cont-rectors of Ken- sington.

Miss Annie Gordian. Mr. J. A. Resdy. Mr. Jame Dunphy. m. 1-for- ris nlsimey, Mr. Robert Dunphy. w. George Hilts. Mr. Cyril Connick.

‘Mr. Howard and his assistants acknowledged the address and gifts with evident gratitude. and said that they considered all that they had done was only the conscientious glgchgrge of duty, snd they were pleased to learn that their efforts were thus sppreolsted. Brief remsrks were mads- by the persons who“ homes arcsppended to the sddrm. showing how‘ they appreclsts the kindness and politeness always shown by the Post Office officials. Y.

JOHN HOUSTON

At Mayfieid, P. E. 1., 0h Dec. U.

honsvsrreooqsrsdJie wsssmsno: ua _ ohsrsotor. with s quiet and psscoebie ~ disbﬂlition. and 'rs- speohdbyallwlioknewhimdiswss successful lo nil the srts of fax-mill! and mods for himself one of the most besutilui homes tri the settle- ment. but it is the inner life that counts, for “as s ins-n thinketh in nu 1am. so u us."

"Not in the clsmor of the crowded street,

But in ourselves are triumphs or de- fest."

Hcwalllidtlorvltonboo. 18th. in New Glssgow Cemetery, and leaves to mourn a loving wife, three sons snd one daughter. namely (Elia) Mrs. Dickl. Arthur and n-s in Csskstch- ewsn, and Bank at home. also seven grand children. ‘ll-n pail besrors (his six nephews) were. Ernest Houston. John Clark, m. isdrntt, Allllll’! Laird. 1413b Warren and Warren Houston. '

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