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PETERS ROAD I ‘ cial mention for excellent work and , l‘ m iu-Iot attention to duty. ‘rire-eecre- ' “l l tar-y‘ Mr. Oolllngs

Sr., now winding

the season's ineas, attends to

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. Apparently General Winter" has issued his ultimatum. Fortunately he has not thrown up intrench- meats. and as yet isglvlng use level deal.

The weather prophets of the wasp- nest persuasion would seem to have erred in their prediction of 'a wln- _ ter without much snow. However the end is not yet.

MI- J~ Mcﬁlliﬁthrmlll courier on the Montague-Murray Harbor North circuit has done excellent work in the interests of the mall service since assuming this arduous daily trip- Just now, we would urge that everyone interested in this import- ant service assist ln keeping the‘ roads in good condition for travell- ing. This is especially urgent in the case of highways practically without‘ settlement, as the Commericiai‘

Road leading from Montague to the south. The Peters Road Cemetery upon which a great amount of vol- untary labor has been given in lay- ing or! the plots, making of paths,

all the financial affairs of the fec- tory, which ls invariably done‘ with care and prolnptness. '

Rev. - D. town is much improved in health, and able to take up his pastors-l duties, after treatment in the Prince Edward Island I-iospitaL-P.

greatest of all

His many friends in Murray l-lalr- V - _ bor North and Peters Road are ‘k pleased to see by the Guardian, that

V. OMeara of Charlotte-

___€______ . nltsthma Cannot Last when the asthma speciﬁcs is used. Dr. J. D. Kellogg's Asthma Remedy assuredly deserves thisex- sited title. It has to its credit thou-

l sands of cases which other prepara-

tions had failed to benefit. 1t brings help to even the most severe cases and

l brings the patient to a condition of

blesserirellef. Surely suﬂering from asthma is needless when a remedy like this is so easily secured. '

__.._.__.____. Within three minutes after a radio ‘appeal had been made for volunteers

fencing, and the building of the or- for a blood transfusion at Edinburgh.

latter was

namentai‘ section. This

again attended to during November‘

when the caretakerpMr. Nell Van- lderstirle and several helpers pre-

~00 £0960

so oooeol i- ‘ ‘J00 SMALL

pnilcss of the size of the 01116., u" prillli involved .for us. we give

CHRISTMAS HARDWARE

T° ml!!! Dwllle and in various ways hardware constitutes the appropriate 5nd l1l8hly acceptable Christmas gift. When you select your own stock you will know that the tools you buy are

pared the ground, and planted a», quantity of tulip bulbs on the dis-l mond shaped beds, and on the mar-l gin of the central circular bed. The‘ centre of this is reserved for a re-‘ eeptacle in which a. variety of flow- ering plants will be placed there in the spring, and should add muclrini their beautifying effect. This ‘recept-

.D. Gillis &

ylicllvcry the same prompt and lent service. You can depend n quality and speed here.

“THE NLLXIMUM QF HEAT’ Co.

COAL PHONE 17B ‘ "

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v lllllnl hair with ulnar-d’: liniment

of the very best quality and depend- able in every way. our assortment and you will 5pm; many items that will make the 115m sort of present.

The Rogers Hardware Co.,

Limited

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Fur Buyer In

Charlottetown

Mr. Albert Aaron: or the LEVIN run

Montreal and New York is now buying Silver Fog and other my furs at our office 145 Great George Street, Charlottetown, and will

remain hcre throughout. the fur season.

COMPANY LTD" Toronto,

Mr. Aarons was with us.

int smscn and is again prepared to pay highest market prices. lt Will PM’ you to show film your furs hcforc disposing of them.

’ B. R. HOLMAN

EXPORTER RAW

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CHRIS TMAhS DISPLA Y

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PIANOS PHONOGRAPHS RADIOS & ORGAIYS

Tllc world's finest in- struments in a, var-

M)’ of styles and" ~ -»"~._ llliccs. '

Exceptional holiday ... M, m, .. _. gNTZM miucs catellng to l4 scguﬁc

“Ply income.

llt-intzmun. Ennis and Sherlock-Manning Pianos.

Urlhophenic Vicirolas and" Records. Vi

tor Radios.

A Gift of Records

Carries The True CHRISTMAS SPIRlT. Let Us Make A Selection of

His Master? Voice Victor Records

7"" Your ‘friends. There are "ml every taste can be pleased.

will serve as a lasting reminder of Iicss. A good $3.00 gift uggeation is

so many to choose from

You can be sure they your thoughtful- four 75c records.

MILLER 3120s. LTD.

Great George

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aclc is a gift madeposslble by the kindness and exertions of Mrs. George A. McDonald Peters Road. The tulip bulbs are also a. gilt from Mr. George Luco I of Newtonvliie, Mass... but who formerly resided in this vicinity, and to this gentleman, who so kindly contributed the gift, u also the one already referred to. the thanks of the shareholders and manager of the cemeery is due,

Mr. Pierce Butler and his brother Francis have returned home, after being some considerable time engag- ed at work in Trenton, N. S. and Dalhousie, N. B., respectively: They report help plenty and liztle cm- ployment to be obtained in these heretofore busy centres.

Inthe Evening Mali, of Halifax, N. S.,>a. department of the paper is devoted to building etc. In the issue "of Nov. 26th.. your correspondent was shown the drawing and plans of a house, designed by .hc firm of Mesrs. GJH. MacDonald and l-i. A. Magoonr architects of Edmonton, Alberta. and presented to the Even-

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Peters Road. a son of the late Wil- liam MacDonald and Mrs. MacDon-

schooi, later’ took

at Sydney N. 8., then

by 38 feet, and the cost $11,000.

‘ The Murray Harbor North Dairy-

cheese factory at completed a most isucoessful season. The manager, Mr. idohn Colllngs and stall deserve spe-

ing 00., with its sturgeon, has

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ing Mail, by courtesy of Mr. A. E. ,Priest, architect, Halifax, N. S. Ml". MacDonald referred to is a native of

aid, one of the boys who received his early education. in the common correspondence course in architecture while working located in Edmonton: Alta... attended college there, finally graduating from Mc- Gill University with the degree of B. s. C. A. we may add that the building referred io is so ft. o inches

Scotland. recently, l5 people appeared at the hospital ready to make the sacrifice. ~

._.__¢_€--_ . TRUANT OFFICERS REPORT

CHILDREN'S AID SOCIETY, FSIDE

Mr. President, Ladies a Gentlemen:- I hereby beg to submit my annual

I report as Truant Officer for the town

and agent for the Children's Aid So- ciety of Prince County. -

Ill reviewing events transpirirlg since our lost annual meeting in Dec. 1928, I may say as Truant Officer, I have had at times" a fairly busy school year. At the beginning of the school year in September, 192B, there were still a great many truancy cases‘ to be dealt with, but having at my service the machinery o1 the Juvenile Court, presided over by our very cap- able Judge, His Honor Judge Lnman. coupled with our efficient attorney, ‘ Mr. Heath Strong, and the other ex-‘

ccutive officers of the Society, I found l that I was able to cope with almost‘

all cases of truancy. However, we had ' to deal also with cases other than. truancy, such as theft, destruction of property, etc. by children under six- teen years of ago. In most of those classes the offenders were successfully handled with the exception of one boy, who was committed to the re- formatory Ln Halifax, N. 5., in March last. I may add that there is at present one other boy who should be‘ committed to the Reformat/cry ‘ Halifax also as it seems impossible‘ to correct him of his bad habits.‘ _But unfortunately for our towns and‘ cities our Provincial Government dur-‘ ing llfs last session saw fit to with- draw thc grant which was usually granted to defray the expenses of

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throwing the burden on our towns and cities. As we have not got a re- formatory in our own province it ls almost a. problem to deal with delin- quent children and I would wish to express my opinion of the very urgent need of such an institution being founded in this Province.

Since school opened in September, with the exception of two boys who now are doing better in attendance at school, I may say that. truancy is almost at the vanishing point. As agent for the Childrerfs Aid Society I may say that a number of calls were made on our Society in the interest of destitute and neglected children. 0f these I investigated four cases in various parts of the country and had these children placed in the St. Vin- cent De Paul Orphanage, Charlotte-l town, and a mother confined to the asylum owing to her being a mental defective.

I may add too that owing to the‘

o change in the school books this year

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Dressing Cases... .. 7.50 to $25.00 Hat Cases p.00 to $27.50

Aeropack Combination Hill Case and Dressing Case. $9.50 to 5185f)

boys sent to thew institutions thereby‘

Wardrobe Trunks, $23.75 to $85.00

A LADIES’ DRESSES !

Be it an Evening Dress 0l' something for special oc- caslon, you will find JUSl. what you desire if you in-

spect the wonderful showing Iiow on

styles and newest nlzllcrinls. Lcl us show you.

LADIES’ GLOVES

Gloves in kid, cape and suede, lined and unlined at

from $2.00 to $5.00 pair.

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onc Seal, French Seal or Plush. 'l‘llcu the elegant Cloth Coats. so niccly trillllncd, lll‘- coming and S0l‘\'lL‘Qfll)l0 and best of all-so moll- erliic in price.

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0i‘ side Pilfilp in newest (lOFilfJIIH zlnrl ‘ _.

bcsl selling shades in quaililics that are sure in please, prices conbirlcr- cred. Selling for Xmas lll. czlch

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There you will fillll u hozill- liful nrruy of Silk ldlflliki. and you llllt_\' dcpcud that Lingerie will be il|)|)l't.‘t‘l(llt‘tl as much as cvcl‘. No gifts arc liked better than l'nIli-r;_':li'- mcuis and things.

YESTS - shades punch, flesh. nilc. orchid and uhilc at 59c, 75c and $1.00.

display. llzllcsi

Fancy Ycsls uud Illolilucrs to mulch in pczlch. Iirchid. flesh and lemon zit llllc-io $2.50.

Silk Hosiery

Hllc ilould lll-rays be de- lgnlcai with a pzlll" or more of Full Fashioned Silk Hose. Ills! popular selling lincs ill-

ciuzling ('ol"licclli. Kyscl‘. h l. Purple Stripe and .l'."~ill\ in l3 of the l'it'\\'t‘.\l .. Ezlj; fzlll shades at fronl ]i2‘l' pair . . . . . . ..Sl.50 to $2.00

" Lingerie

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lilullllicrs‘. lluhcitcs. lll-lncy’ Palniics and Whoopcc Pants in uhilc. pouch. apricot, ic-

lllzln. coral. lovcblrd. plati- num. flirt. lzingcrie and hLlck. 75c to $3.00.

llmssicrc lllunmcr Sets, French (Tom. Brzlsslcrs, Night itohcs and Pygirinlzls.

Sinclair Ed’ Stewart Ltd.

In June last. at a Town Council,

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illis is the clise ili ntilcl" towns and for allowing lll(“.l‘ cllllrlrcll it i;~

B 811M min)’ D001’ people of incl Worship Mayor Lidstone, I laid b:- labourlng class found it a great hard-l fore thatbody the necessity c5 intro- BhlP i0 DFOCUPB 500KB 98B"! this V9811‘ ducing the curfew law in our town all" having 501mm the I ecessary to which suggestion the Mayor and new books in 1928. In some families it Councillors present‘ all agreed, but, l incurred an expenditure of eleven or understand that; no move has been twelve dollars and a protest against made in that direction up to the pres- ihe changing of books too frequently ant time. _I notice this law is in ef- should be made by school boards and feet in the majority of cities all over

meetinguto which I was invited by .. I

the missing llllk towards tho bringing up of a better class of citizens. Pal"-

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others interested.

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