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1d BILK DRESSES halt price at Paton'e Limited 11-1l1-m-3i.

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'i.vi'ri'é~'oi=”coars AND sun-is.- not oltfjoodleither, half price ¢for, qiirlck- clearance today at Pawns;

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AN APPROPRIATE XMAS GIFT FOR FRIENDS ABROAD is the illustrated souvenir of P. E. l. post free only 57 cts at Guardian Office. I _

CHRISTMAG BAKING ORDERS will be taken for iOhi-lstmos cakes, 0114511188 and mince-pies by a first class cook. - Phone 058-1.

mrrn rs..- nbonie weave for vi"

' ' _l_nn_1ne’ana nigh/t dress worth $1.1m

only QYcen-oe at Pam's. Fine wide ‘and pretty patterns. 3693-11-16331‘

snAnALeANs AND NEW GLASG9W.-~Rev c. .1. wiheiei- of Uninolis, Ohio, will preach at Brednllhane at 1.1 a. m. on Sunday NIW- 23th. all; New Glasgow at 7.30 p. m. f '

‘THE BIG AUCTION SALEM W. C. McLeod, French River, of farmpstock, crop and implements takes place next Friday, Nov 19th; ut 12 o'clock. 3720-11-l7-2i

INIOWIOEIP-The annual meeting of the,_shareholders of "Tile (Jas- cumipec Silver Black Fox Company, Limited" will be held in the Labor Union hall Summerside on Nov. 30th at 10.30 o'clock n. m. J. E. l-Iasln-m_ Secy. Tress. 3746-11-18-21

NOTI.CE.— The large auction sale that was to take place at Mrs. John H. Cudmore's. Brackley. Beach, is postponed till Thursday November 25th, on account of an‘: other sale. 3728-11-17~2l-pd HUNTER RIVER TEA.—As the result oi‘ the ten held by the Ladies of Hunter River in alder the ‘Rlllsland Orphanage, $231. 50 has been forwarded to Mrs. G. D ‘W-rightvthexﬁeeident oi’ the Ladies

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GOT HIM ..BOTH WAY$~Pro- ceedin gsln-t he iSu-mnnierside Police Court on Monday morning varied from the usual case; when a cili- zen wus charged with. obstructing Inspector Barbour in making a search under the Prohibition Act it ‘appears Inspector Buboui- and Haywood entered the premise-i of ilhe defendant for the purpose of searching for illicit liquor When the occupier refused to unlock the didor leading. to nnotiher pert of the premises, and ‘WihQlli the inspecor started to break open the door uhed defendant put ulp a stout resistance He pleaded guilty in the police court and was fined $20.00 and» costs. 0n (Tuesday) die defendant was found guilty or having liquor in his possession; and wso- fined $200.00 and costs_~—S~ummei-side Journal.

FINEST ENGLlBl-i FLANNEI _ '

_ Thursday, Nov 18th at 2 p. m. J.

.of’.Mns. Alex C. Shaw of Si. ' iOatlierines. whose death occurred

course of treatment, economical and effective, "' ’ I‘ l‘ nt Cures Diphtheria

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CHANGE -0Fi.-RE8lOENOi\:Ilcv. D. Mt Lamont has removed- to-Gny town. CharlbiiteiiownMaddi-eee n. ll. No 6. Telephone 904.. . . .~.

IWOLASSES MAIL-Alum tnncy Barbados! 41101.net!» 81-86 9971K?!“ ‘ion for the present week at Hol- "mens, Sunimerside. Sdliﬂ-ll-iq-Si _.,',.f _.._ .., _ ,_ ..

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ia“"=°.RWE'LL.-,—Benvices]nieirt (sci. hath Nov. 21st at Si. Anilrewﬂs

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iMPORTANT.—’I‘he ti-medor al- I°W~ll1l§ 5 per cent discount on Provincial Taxes for 1920 has been extended to the 10th December, i920. 3599-11434“

GRANULAT-ED SUGAR ll 1-2 C18 Der ‘pound at Hol-mans, Sum.-

merslde for the balance of this week. ‘3692-11-10-31 GRANULATED sugar 11 ‘ '1-2

ceri-tis and extra uuincy Bairbadoes molasses [at $1.35 per gall for the ‘iballaruce of tlliis week at Hoilmuns, lSlwm-lnerside. 3692-l1~10-3i

HORSES FOR 8ALE.—12 heavy horses some suitable for general purpose. others for fox feed, will he sold ‘by public auction. at en- trance to Exhibition Grounds on

S. Wedilock, Nov. 16-3l_

l WELL- KNOWN RESIDENT ~i.)E-AD.--'The sympathy of many friends will go out to the family

on.,Mondiiy. Her daughter Mrs. Horton oi New Hampshire will arrive home for the funeral on Friday at eleven o'clock. Mr. Wal- ter Show of Moncton has already conne home. '

DIED IN SEYATTLE-JVILVPS’ N. Enmsn_ of iSu-mmierside received a telegram on Monday containlh the and announcement of the dent l of his brother, Louis -I). Enman, a-t Seattle WﬂSIl_ -Particuiars wrere not receivetl The deceased, who at one ti-mie was in the employ 0i t-he ‘Charlottetown Steam Nevis“- tion \<.‘o., in. “Sulmmerside, lelit here 311mm eighteen years ago. He was a son of the late J. ~D. Eumam and leaves to mourn his mother, nesld; Jug in Wetsekiwin, three-brotheﬁt‘ P N. or isummerside, Lawrence in MooseJaw, and Chas; D. l-n Wetns» klwin, amid lihraa-sistergMrs. C. M_ Chisholm, ‘Woltvilllei- Nhsq-snd Miss Annie In Wetaski-wln ‘

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The system is helped to dis- pose of ‘this troublesome sub- stance, and "rheumatism is per» nianently relieve-d,- by Hood's Sar- ,sapariils_ the one itrhe blood puri- fier. it is aided ln~ many cases by ,I-Iood's' Pills,' which in small dos- .es are a gentle laxative, in larger doses an active cathartic. A grand

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‘MIN MEMORIAM

JARS. THOMAS H. BULPITT

“Blessed are the dead _ which (lie in the Lord." Very seldom does n person young or old puss from this life to the one ibeyond the entrance gate of death with- out leaving behind some who will mourn over their loss, yet there are exceptions in this rule. as in ‘the case of Debora Foster Bulpitu beloved wife of Thomas ‘pltt 'of ‘Cardigan. iPrince Eilwnrd island. She was a devout soul, "loved and was loved." At a very early ‘age she learned ‘to know and love the Lord her God and at six-

the Methodist -Church. She lived a truly consisinnt lChrlstaln life. Active in Church affairs, and ll. life member of‘ ' the Woman's Missionary Society. Always sett- ing nn example of right living before her children and others who were fortunate enough to come under her influence. Her father's house at Crapuud was for many years a home for Methodist Ministers who happened that way.

Is it not "beautiful to see her sons and daughters all members of the Church she loved so dear-

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The passing of our sister is not mourned. She lived among us for seventy-five years and five months. For some time past her bodily health was not good iinii her passing out oi’ this life is fr-li lo be one of the results of GO(l's great mercy. -It ls a wonderful blessing that men do not live on and on ‘becoming older and older.

00d that f -_ e builds well-

Grape-Nuts

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teen years became aruevmher of e

. sent out by the British Methodist

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So our sister utter o. long and use- to so In Ihl- lThllili-i-n liospiizil, Mrs. Knugg—\Viien we were 111's Till “i0 i" ‘Vilich 3i!" cfeili-"ll Aloiilri-nl, illlli it’ .\lc'i‘ic|ii- WIIIH ilir- married you used to say you liivo- . '"““Y ""'°“‘]“ passed ‘mimw m“ $1 mm m‘ uu it) rho Children's Him-line ground I walked on" Her Hus“ with the sure hope of meeting hm‘ _ _ I f _ '_ _ _ ' » . Savior face ,0 mm‘ and also M ltiliii, lihlilns. in the vase oi lilo.»- |r.imi—--Oh, that ground! Yes, I (Ill Hm reunion Wm, 1m. loved “no, zwuu, hr- will iiﬁililii! the amount un- love it. ,' But we've moved nigh-r over there. , ' IIUI‘ similar t-nmliiioiis. ,ti--s since then.

V The death ‘took place" iii lilo . .._._. .. _.A.__________.._ _ _.:_.. .1. . . i; homo oi‘ her taiilrliicr, rs. Ain- i

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|cr 15th, 1920. illlPflllPlli InUil plnco in Union llnml [Ur-mi-ii-igi"

on Oniobei‘ 18th. 1920. - i

A very large niiiulwr of frivnilsl nssemhlcd for tlin funririii. 'i‘liv; service was cuniliicloil at i house by Rev. Christopher (Ira-p ‘ham, pastor oi‘ the Méiilﬁliitliy Church, Montague. . P. It}. 1.. o]; which the (li.-reused was a momh-|

r. The relhnining‘ members. of ihoi fn-mily are her husbunil and sons.‘ Roy and Eiiwiirtl, 11ml daughter's.

.Mirs. (lyrus Moore, Mrs. Ambrosio

Crawford and liirs. R. li. (lump

bell. ‘Thomas 1i. iBulpiti is tho grandson of ‘James d‘. illulplit. of (?eroydon_ England. wlin was tin} first Methodist Minister to hr

Conference and stationed mi Prince ‘Edward Island. He arrived in 1807 and was under charge of Dr. James Cooke, then Superin- tendent of Missions for British North America.

Our dear sister has passed nn but her Godly influence reliiiiins and will long be a. help to many who are striving to follow the straight and narrow way.

M’Tigue And it i _ i’

Bloomﬁeld May

Aid. Buckley, of Halifax, W.arits to Wager Big Sum

IIALIFAX, Nov. l6.~—- Alderman 'W. P. Buckley i-eceivetl ‘a letter from Mike McTigue in which lie re- lers to the piiblished opinions of sporting men who predicted lie (would win his recent bout _wiih ‘Jack Bloomfield.

I Regarding the statements from Montreal that Jack Bloomfield can rbeat Mike McTigue, Alderman Buckley says that he will-wager $1,000 on hlcTigue with ‘the condl- _

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tires one. so rapid that a few strokes suiiiceto. that the Housed:

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