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Prohibition Commission Chairman, III. GEORGE IS. BROWN Margate. P. E. I.

Send all information regarding in-

fraetionsol Prohibition Aet to the IDOVM

Or To Uhler Inspector is. J. Haywood 15 Dorchester Street, Charlottetown

Stewart £4* Lowther J. n. srizwsnr. ir. c. oi. w. Lovvriian B/initisrens. soiicirous, src. 84 Great George Street MONEY 'ro Loan.

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McLEOD £9’ BENTLEY J. A. BENTLEY W. E. BENTLEY, K. C. Barrister and Attorney-at-Law Office: 180 Richmond Street

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PLUMBING MID 'HEATING

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M Queen Street London, E, C. 4, England Public Auction Sales

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depresentod by

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Fatherlarid today. 1

Following six days of riotous pro-

tests by Fascists against the filriilnf; ol' Erich Maria Reniarques novel, "All quiet on thc western front," the

j _-iid me mm owen wo muon ?Gerniany defeated, painted a false

_ picture of thc German soldier, and “end.\iigers German prestige nbroe/;l.'

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United States producers had inform- ed the censors that, regarrlliiifg of the Boards finding, the film woulil be v\'.’thdrai\1i. The Board irisistvl this had nothing to do with i‘.s dc- cision.

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Scheduled For IT/ie Maritimes

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QUEBEC, Dec. if--}1eai-iiiff of the

Quebec case for inclusion in the “sel- ect territory" under the pi~ovis-inzis of the Maritime Frciglit Rate.: Act '.vi1.s resumed and colicludecl today rrhcn the Board Of Railway Com-

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evidence why Quebec should bc' -. 1; ° granted the same freight rates be- ""-< .0

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l’..cvis. just across the S1. Lawrence; _` ""’T‘ \ -~ " ` ` ._ _ _ I . . _ ‘ __._/ ri;-.er 'from Queoec. . v_1'},._‘h_4= ° _ __ /

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showing why lt alone should enjoy the preferential privileges. Cominis- sioner Thomas Vicri presided over the hearing, with Commissioner J- Stoneman also on the bench. `

Other hearings will take 'place in Halifax and Saint John before thc.

guments will be heard in Ottawa.

Prize Awarded In

Maritime Competition

TORONTO, Dec. 1.'-Interest in

Club. The prices, included silvcr fox pelts, travelling bags, hooked rugs, lobsters potatoes and apples.

The presentation of prizes was inaclc

R. W. E. Bumaby, Maritime Trade Commissioner. An interesting: pro gram contributed to theenjoynicnt of the informal evening. with Fitz- Randolph Crowe presenting several' groups of songs, and Miss Betty Car- roll and Miss Mary Sidaway dance numbers. A. E. LePage, President of the association, in a brief address ex- tended a cordial welcome to the sev- eral hundred Maritime Association members and friends present, and

association

Guests were received by Mr. and

Mrs. I./ePage and Mrs. E. A. Mclnnis. Following the program dancing was enjoyed.

'The prize-winners, who were

awarded fox pelts, were: W. W. Zim-

Mrs. P~ I. Timmins. 57 Oshawa Road, Oshawa; Miss Nina McArton, 79

boxes of apples each-Miss Bessie M. Percy, 50 Hcath Street, Thorold. and

“tru-t West Brantford Winners of

Gyles. Box 15. Windsor; Frederick V. Sorrel, 145 Robin; Avenue, Toronto.

Other Winn:-rs

Other prize winners included Miss

Gladys M. Miller Weston; Miss C. Bell, 114 Glen Road, Toronto; Miss Eileen L. Blckford, Dundas; Mrs. George McLeod. 758 Champagncur Avenue, Outremont, Que.; Miss Elsie Greenshaw Banks, 537 Palmerston Avenue. Toronto; Mrs. A. Blain, Ap- artment C 10, 575 Broadview Avenue, Toronto; Miss Clara E. Thompson. 231 Hyman Street. London, Ont.; Mr. and Mrs. R- A. Mclntosh, 84 Forbes Avenue. Guelph; Gordon Dcvmard, 334 Hunnymedo Road, Toronto; Bruce C. Rolxson. 63 St. Edmiindki Drive. Toronto; Miss Georgie B'm

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, Supreme Film Board forbade furtli- I 0 , ler showing of the picture in Gcr- '> ._ _\ -~ _ /101! omg mf

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What Home Lovers would not like to receive a gift for that home-

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"H55 B gin that you would like

to receive yourself-Walnut finished \'.'rit2ng Desk or Spinal. D_CSk. l“'l0¢§ range from $12.50 to $45-00

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from $7.00 up. You must have a friend who would lille one of these.

This gift reflects good judgment.

` Ciivc licr a Cedar Chest for

*T* Clirktmas--ilic gift that captivates

feminine fam‘;.', priced from . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . $15.00 to $50.00

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Smoliing Stands - liundrcds of

clever ideas feature our (`liri_tmas showing, priced from $1.75 up.

Occasional Chairs offer you one of

the greatest opportunities of select- ing a. pleasing gift, priced from . _ . . . . .., $12.50 to $40.69

Sec the new Kroehlcr Chesterfield

Suits - the gift supreme. Expresses the Holiday Spirit in appealing charm for the years to come. A Kroehlcr Chesterfield Suite is the ideal gift of remembrance.

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mcnt of Fancy Silk Cushions, Table Runners and Tapestries for Christ- mas buying. These are exceptional worth while suggestions.

Bedside 'fables and Bedroom

(‘.li:\lrs would make a pleasing addi- tion to the bedroom. See our display.

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something to beautify or add to the comfort and appearance of the home they are so pioud of. We have listed here 3 f0W Of UW many

" gift ideas that are shown in our stores. There are hundreds of other ' articles equally desirable and dii’ferent. Everyone of these choice gift

articles will add much to the harpiness of some friend or kinfolk

whom you lilicly have in mind.

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ln selecting a pleasing gift, re-

member that ive show Walnut Coffee Tables in delightful new designs, priced fiom $15.00 up.

See our showing of Lamps-Junior

and Bridge Flour Lamps, Boudoir Lamps, Radio lramps, Desk Lamps and Novelty Ship Lamps. Our Chrlzitnias showing is very illumin- ating, to say the least.

Fireside Bench and Radio Stools

in Walnut Finish, upholstered in Tapestry and Mohair, are very ac- ceptable, while Centre Tables and Tilt Top Tables are just the thing for Christmas.

May we suggest that Fcrnerics.

llanglng Mirrors, Tea Wagons, Card Tables, Magazine Racks or Victrola Records would make ideal gifts.

Here's a happy thought - why not

give I Kitchen Cabinet or Breakfast Room Set. You will have to see our

showing to really appreciate the wonderful values we offer.

We ofler many gift ideas in Bed-

room Furniture-from Walnut Fin- ished Suites to individual items-we show some clever ideas that will solve many perplexing gift problems.

A gift of originality is a Grand-

father Clock-hear thc beautiful Westminster Chimes. What gift would be cherished more? Your search for the Perfect Gift ends here.

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ing. Oiir Crockery Department is showing .Wlvcrwaro and Brass- vvarc. Make your selections rarly.

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gift, well chosen. B I. gift well received. Long

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Jliilts of Enduring Usefulness Surpasses All-We Suggest These

Give o. Coleman Lamp or Lan-

iem. every Farm household should have one, they :irc S0 practical that they make an rf-

Say Merry Christmas vrlth Fancy Cupl and

Saucers. Berry Sets. Cake Plates or u host of selec- tablo.Kltchen necessities from our Crockery De- partmeni

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