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flEéEnBER >29.’ ,

i at an home in Bil-n mn- l \.

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at one Prince Oounty Hospital 11011 d-ayandiaddlupeauveliiaacould be expected.

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_ lllalrl, t-‘Jrnlnerellie gin-rt. __ . - at. her-mu at!" "-07 ‘in notional! ‘ ' ' '

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Doaroahee, Bedeqne ltil

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IRS!-

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HE object of this competition was to find ‘out Twhich appealshtost strongly‘ to the great nlajority of people, “testimonial advertisements" or “human interest advertisements withillustrations and conver- sational style of copy."

This contest brought out some very strong argu- ments on both sides and some which are entirely new. But, since the total result was 133 for testimonials and I35 for illustrated conversational advertisements, it looks as though we shall have to use both styles of advertising in order to interest all newspaper readers. Many women gave arguments for both styles of ad- vertising instead of expressing n definite preference.

Most of these" letters were carefully thought out and will supply many new ideas as well as an abun- dance of evidence as to the strong regard in which Dr. Chase's Nerve Food is held by the women of Canada.

if we could send these letters to every honlc there would no longer be any question as to‘ what treatment to buy when a restorative is needed for tired nerves and a run-down system. lt would be Dr. Chase's Nerve Food every time.

lt was no easy task to, select the winners from the .. ll. of letters received, but we have tried our best to do justice to everyone.

As it is our desire to make friends instead of losing them, we hope there are not many who lost patience as did the writer of a postcard we received, and which reads: ' '

Dear Sirr:

lV/ty not publish names of tvitmrrs of your recent contest, a: you advertised "lranzcs of loin- mrrs will be published soon after close of ran- terf." It is almost a ntoutll. since contest rlarctl. What is the trouble? Don’! you ltappetl to have a friend or relative among tllc entries?

From A Past Friend.

Every contestant was advised by personal letter that the time of closing the contest had been extended to November 30th. So we hope there were not many disappointed as was our "Past Friend."

Mn. H. Griffith, Nurse. Cow-lchan, I.C.—“l mm a good penslmnl advertisement for Dr. Chase's Nerve Food, for l ‘use it regularly when on a. trying case and robbed of rest. and uieetp. It ‘is moat used lion- ethaustted- nerves and the consequent headaches, irritiability and depression.‘

Min Katharine C. McDonald, Nuns, 14 Victoria Block. Moncton, N.B., who did aruoh. heroic work in looking alter the victims of the railroad wreck near ‘Sackvillo recently, reporba some remarkably inter-comm cases in which Dr- Olmseh Nerve Rudd has been used vrltll splendid re- sults. Ala a. nurse Mlés McDonald has an exceptional opportunity of vrtlnessin-g the restorative influence of this trealmeul.

Mn. W. H. McIntyre, GinClWqUB, Onb-"About five yours mm I used Dr. Chase's Nt_\.rvt.- Faoi when in a slate of" absolute collapse and continued its use" until i had ta- kanifoutrvienm boxes. I cannot praise it enough, for it wcriletia nriraeib iii WWW-Bib" ' ‘ -

Mn. May W. Taylor. 1309 Davie. Street. Vuncouye , B. C.,-—"Ten of my oixtclo told mo ttilht they. take nr. (flu-seis- Norve Ptood for that “lllHnf tooling attendant onthc care of chlldran and pa..." of housework. I myself talus n for nervous ln-lwhun/y and albaemtely depend on u. I gm my (‘QHIMTGD the Nerve Peon norm-s ‘Mainlan- dddwteele‘ anal maul-e ll helps ~ ....,,

l‘ n. fliitnle Iellarny, 33 Plullnc‘ lvehuerferbhio, drill- l in ‘ftufiopitlliiio mp1» mrrwr. ftp n " live-i s/tn-esfimnrerllhenevernmltfiplii

" ‘flul ‘nail ‘u-i-‘l

Nerve gives protection mil... this other g-enn diseases." '

Mrs. S-nliitl. Wire un|.,to‘.ii;-‘-'~dti' nil- ‘grid-fulfill- kmql bllrewlutin e bottle 1 know, llealqptarqe-eiaefl New

Teetnofi‘ lmlmuie ,_ 4041111.! copy of eiai When the enliven have the colic or lihe HUI-bur‘; limit! i119 fll-flllllfi i. ,. ’i>°fl4i¢l'-’!"ilu'“"@ii.w°ll."lc° ‘mm ltl-‘dnr. tidbit vlllmfuleetlmvtleelbu teat. wu- down.‘ Dr. Moe’: Nerve tllhnit stands ready on the Main;- shakers."

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mini-a nil-m or Emerald apem his Kline‘ hoiidayo in Bum-

-._M2r. H. P. LOWIB, Summers e la continued do Ms bed tmmiah

-Mr. John P.

his fumily in Sultiniereide left for

return toilieiilnx‘ Tuesday morning. bill-lion.

THE WINNERS

Mrs. May W. Taylor, 1309 Davie $1., Vancouver, B. C.

Second Prlze-QGODO Mrs. Annie Bellamy, 33 Pauline Ave., Toronto, Ont-

Tnird Prlze-“GJDO Bert Smith. Way‘: Mills, Quebec.

Mrs.

4th to 28th Prlzee-QGDO ouch; 4m-Mrs. M— 0-, Calgary, Alta.

l Silt-Mia C. G. Crawiey. Hillside,

Wolfvtlle, N.8. I

drone on aPPilniimU-

ert 8L. Hamilton, Ont.

tub-Mrs. James F. Hlliman, Box 373, Dlgby, -N.S.

stir-Mine R. I. Scott, lbx 83. Czar, Alta.

tolls-Mien Viola M.

Hawkins, Stlyner, Ont. -

titfi-Mrs. Richard Penny, Sal-- men Cove, Bay do .Verd0, Nfld. .

12th—Mr:. W. H. McIntyre. South St., Gananoque, Ont.

iii-Mn. B. McConnell, Box 43. Wleeton, Sack.

lull-Mid. Wm. A. Gllleah, Glen- wood, Lot 8, PI-i-

15th—-Mra. H. orimm, Nuru, n-l“ i R. No. 1, Oowlchan, 8.0.

lent-Mn. m. Couflu, Nurse, as: Atluntld Ave., Man.

17tb-Mre. e. a. oi. Pre. Box 20a, Thameuville. Ont.

lmlt-IMVI- a‘. w. Price, 121A Al- eifunder 8L,‘ Sficrbrnoke, Que.

1pm..-Mln Beatrice Robert, Box 155, Eaetvlew Centre, via

care-lilo.’ Aniuet sirtvgn. Tfig, l _150. Acton Welt, Ont. " v b

Jgqppm-g. John O'Donnell, 50

8th., Monelon, at;- . " \ econ-mm w. I. nguiiuek. lox 610. Truro, M6. . ZTtlt-Mn. Mary. Wlieen, 300 Jinan Avll. Wlndlor, Ont.

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Hid» ‘Perk Av... Ont.

lth-Mre. Agnes .1. Jone: (ati- '

nnqvm. w, u, Stoker, ea Real .

Winnipeg, _

‘ Ottawa, "u...

com-mes. w. H. Draw, Tweed, Ont.

“Mob-Mn. Oliver Twist, Waln- _. hole, Alla. ‘

ZZntL-Mrs.’ Marlon chin, 114 ' Fairmeum Ave. W., Mont-

celenlqb 8t.,..§g~,,i<mnj‘l I

u. shy-w ‘if ‘ Min Kttharlnoiyib. . abort; ‘f’?! ‘w! “IIFIUI .

anon-me. A. G. Oeuluen,_- 80a 4. Tdfiflfi j

' -48enntnu- llillllfliy. um Dr. Joiln- ~11!" IMMII twine!- qathm who t, ston of Tlgninh pnpllflll: titre qhlxrarh _ shipbuilding’ with a Bummorskie‘ Nesdiy on‘i.ii_0‘i'r_ way_ merside whoppant holidfllli Halifax concern. spent xmaa with to Charlottetown to etteud- the} with her pat-eats at W-Leary 113-‘

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" ‘~ . “ . . . - "'1" 3' .~= l " ~ ~ "- ‘ . -_ v $11-45. ‘ ' with; io fl’ '- pou-ta e ‘melancholic at nor- day rol- treatment. , '_ ill at his home)» ‘Slmmvrviflv- ~

funeral of the late Mrs. Dr.‘ Mc-‘ttm-ned hieedoy to resume

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Anti interesting. extracts iron. some pol tile: 334 letters ‘which time from‘ ~ p, every province of this. great country. y A splendid tiiljyute tut the. enormous popularity of Dr. Clnstis Nerve Food?

Ltd... Dr. Chase 31:13., Toronto. p . ,,

potilton. .

Mn. W. H. Stoker, 6'8 Robert Street. Hamilton, Oni.- ' "A young mlollher told me isihc uvns so clad I advised her Lo use Dr. Chase's Nerve Food after fner baby was born. She hold tried runny tfliingal hrut after no siliceous with ' them i tohi lie-r just ihow much benefit i had gained witih Dr. (‘ihasels Nerve Food, so she also used ‘it vullill the salute wonsderiiul results."

Min R. l. Scott. Teacher, Czar, Altm-“Mter teaching. school for two years my nerves were in a. shattered eon- dittorl, and‘ I had almost incessant headaches. The doctor told me i would have to quit, but zu teacher trieod told me blow dim was restored by Dr. ‘Chase's Nerve Food under similar-condiments. ‘My nerves were. enmtpletely restored no that i thoroughly onioy lite."

Mm. John OlDonneiI, 60 Colonial Street, 8t. John's Ntld-t-"Wlhitle some used. -Dr. Ohaaeh Nerve Food for run- down oonnilltiiulil". fussed nerves amid sieeplessness, there was one ailment wlhdoh predomlinateckmervuue head- ache. i-n oonllzatlinig nervous the-admins iDr. (Hume's Nerve Flood has no rival."

Mrl. J. C. Stewart, Guderieh, OnLP-“We have tlbree edi- tions d! Dr. Muse's Retiéipt Bddk tin ome- homc, and all like funllily uses uhem." i‘

Mien Pearl Walton, 980 Hem-y Julien Aves, Montreal, Quc.-“l luatd n. prev; 40 paqplo, aim!‘ iioltmrf that. 23 used Dr, Chase's Nerve Food- aa n mmif 0d residing tdstilno minis, amid 10 learned alitililt it. by reading the illustrated advertisements." I . . . . . . . . . .

Mn. Jennie‘ Hayweaa, Turner Sh, ‘Ottawa, Ont.- “After 16 weeks in a hospital with rlhaumlatlic lever i re- turned homo n complete nervous wreck, I book six boxes of Dr. Chase's Nerve Foixli. and have had 110' return of nervous tlvivuiblo or _nhe*umnllism."_

A Public School Teacher, Lenders, Ont-"Ihirte-en out of the fourteen teaichers tin our oelllool prefer the ‘conver- sational style ot advertising. Nine of tihem use Dr. Chase's Nerve Food "when tirediiitlii oi" ‘IMIYGIOWII.

Mrs. A. Gifford, 510 Third 8%., New Wntmlnster, 8.0.- "Tllvo majority 0t’ tpeople use -Dr. Chase's Nerve Food n. regain strength after operations or serious illness and for nervous proslnatlou and nervous headaches."

Mrs. H. R. Corbin. Prim» Albert, Alta.—"Ev'ery' woman enjoys remdllug anulllel-‘s letter, nndi if stile or her fllnllly can ‘benefit iby the obhler wlomalfs experience they am- goinz to db so. This its niluy I believe that testimonials i- ure Lli0 ‘best way ul advertising Ilr. lCh-ascis Nerve ltkrod."

Min Marlon McArttlur, Markdale, 0nt.--“I have lu- wired nmlong 3:; of my triennial, and fluid tihatj 18 had used ‘Dr. (Jinn-es Nerve Food a»; the result 0f rezlilinir testihnonimis, S had been leaning elm illustrated ads, and the other 7 had never used ltt"

Mrs. H. Aiehorn, Charlottetown, FRE-L-“From my ex- perrletrlce I ilnxl that. Dr. Chase's Nerve Food in utsed most largely by WODJJOD, especially when passing throw, llilr: change of life, next. by young‘ mothers u. rexain strength, and by girls Just entering Ivlolnaniilood.“ ,

Mn. Angus A. Rlellnrda, Bridgevvaier, N.S.-"I could. not wndeanai testimtonlulla, since ‘it. one through. o. teati- monial that i learned of Dr. Chase's Nerve zidood. I had a complete nervous f... " ‘mm ifrom teaching. and hard sr‘t-'l-_v. mm.- dmuoriug-for six mlontdln 1 time nqbout nu» wonderful medicine, and was omnlpietelur restored by the use M twelve lboxes." .

, ‘i - . | Mrs. C. J. Houmell, Parry sound. .»Onl:.-"i_ like t'hc_ _

oheerfiul, iilusrratedndh” booatiise they unlike you feel that you have thuptplness about! or you. thy reading such an Mi Planned-of Dr‘. Chase's ’Nerv3e 1109.1, mm it com- pltetely reilluvod pm or heart trouble."

ti Point». i.....

p To’ every contestant who did _il0l{ win. p prize we are mailing a box. of Dr. Chase's

r-NEPYQ Food us a sort of consolation awn rd. .. Kindly advise‘ up if you do not receive‘ . yours. -

The Diary 0......

Perhaps you know of the Ajlniyaf IY ‘ ' Competition lnDr. Chase's mutant... py, not take a t-ry for the $100.00 prize‘? Full particulars on page 17 of Dr.‘ Chase's‘ Al. manac for 192i, which is "new mm; uirtfl. ed. n you tun not: receive yiinrgsetiy, ltlitit‘; l)‘ Ildviw us. Edmanson, Iiatea & 00.,

‘vie’.

7T0 ounn-aeveml punch peel-as

, rillitlll r utcicm l. . mtiwu .. in er at. Tlioehlehnaiult 00.31am " “ “a h o’

, v-waaprdered Mpndn? :5; . to quit-owing to

-»CRV‘$TAL RtINK OPENED.- The popular (h-ystllhrink Summer-

. fside enema. nislat with ‘ ‘a g §hee a Kiwi-NIKE -pa.t- ‘ron cf a . Captain Fred

"Peters la the popular manager this

, 5868011.

I :~--ALL'ACCOUNT_8 due Delaney

will be lput in the hands of their . attorney» Mr. A. C. ‘Saunders. for qtllectlon. . 2ii342-29-3l. —A Sulnmeraide boy who was charged in the Summerside Pol- -_ico Court on Friday. with stealing from teams of‘_country people ,.wna___glven thirty days suspended

“leave town, since it was“ not the ,{b9y’s first appearance in the pol ' _lce court. ‘

-;I_—1llr. Reginald Ellis has been jappointed assistant to Sulnmerside town clerk Mr. H. J. Massey. iSince the town has taken over the _Sun Electric 00., the work in the ltnwu office has become loo heavy for the already overworked and efficient clerk. Hence the necess- ity for an addition to the stall’.

——Lasl Wednesday evening after choir practice the choir of the

the capable organist and Mr Wil- _ iiaul Forbes on behalf of the choir ‘ presented ller with an appropriate address and u gift ot‘ a beautiful cut glues berry bowl in appreciat- ion of the valuable services Mrs. Gordon has rendered tho choir. _

-—llirs. Alice Thomas of Summer side received tlm Aililtnry Cross sent lzur King George v., and which was \ ~ by the late Cor- poral W. ii. 'lt -~ ‘n the rt-twenl great war. A pl... 1th of the grave of the det-t-ased was also ‘sent to Mrs. Thomas. This kind- Iiess was shown her by Director .‘Cellerui of (lravcs Registration lanquiries, War Office. London W.

wu- nnd in greatly appreciated by hfrs. Thomas while the. Military that the soldier distinguished him- self on the field of battle before being culled away. Sillnmrrsldtl people will remember that. Corporal Cross with its decorations shown Thomas went overseas when little more than l8 wars of age. Ho was n bright well conducted young fellow and as tho decoration nent_ his mother after his death indi- cates played the part. of n man n- mong men and when his country needed his services.

——Il. la a. and duty to record the gieath which occurred this morn- lug of ‘Lloyd Sharp, youngest son ..ui"ltir. Julnen Sharp, Sumlnerslde. {The deeeasotl was 32 years o! age and “'21s a very popular young than and his death will he mourned . b)‘ o very wide circle of ttlcnds and relatives. Although never m‘ , n_ robust constitution he had llnl ;l.aken seriously ill until a. few -weckn alto when his condition rapid ly became serious. He is survived

_ brothers Herbert in Summerside and ilcsler in Cobalt and two sis lilrs Mrs. Wm. MucKle and Miss Jessie Sharp. Lester Sharp left

on Monday for Summersids und in expected on Wednesday evening. The funeral is expected to be held 9n {Phursduy afternoon nt 2 poi-lock under i. 0. 0. F. auspices from his lute home to the People's _ Cemetery. \Ve extend deemst sylu~ _.pntlly to lllc bereaved funlily.

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--WElLLINGTON NOTES- Mr. and MrlnDr. Delaney have gone tu i Boston to snendj their Xmas holi- dayhw-His friends are very pleas- ed to hear that. Mr. Russell Gaudet is improving from his recent ill- ness. ills many friends wish hint a ‘speedy rec ry-~—~'i‘heir friends are Wtllry triad t see Mr. and ‘Mrs. Ed- " "ward McCarvell return - to their home in Wellington after spending the lust three years in hlonumn, U. S; A. They were nceom. T‘ p‘

. Y their son lliillon.—-—The Directors of

n MEDv.—A'_Qr8l0'fiil user of Dr. ‘J. l’). Kbllbggh Aathllilt Remedy ~llinla it the only remedy that will i. give relief, though for thirteen Xtlllffii he had nought other hcip. Wars of needless suflbrind may be ‘prevented by using this remedy at um lint, warning or‘ trouble. its use issimplo. its coat is alight. and ‘it can be purchased almost. any -

Friday

. bee. 8M, Nlu Your‘; eve rteum so m. aid only a limited

number.

asai-il-il-mwl-tt. t l ' »t I) _ l.

>- w e-lwrn

; ._ ' .\\ t-fi]. ._putvcn comps onoznm

Sunlrnersido Presbyterian Church * waited upon Mrs. Douglas Gordon i

;. If there is anyone you have forgotten this p‘ Christmas now is the time to make up for that

i. The photograph is a very clear '

-——-<-eq-_--- = = nnAleis rule A8THMA_

00., Albany, ‘mull! be Dull] by . . ‘Mondnyplnnunry 3. 1921. or they

sentence on the condition that he ,,|

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You Have

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'=p ASPIRIN

' Not ikspirilfafzili without the “Bayer Cross"

malt-its MARKET‘

LiThe name “Iinyt-r" r-tnmpedon tab- laui positively identifies the only gcn- Headache, Toolinu-ilc, no Aaplrin.--—llve Aspirin prescribed ralgla,_l.:lmbny:o, Rim... by pliyuit-ltuul fur over ninttituui yearn - ha. Jtllfli- i’ l l ilnll now nuulo in Quintin. HD1111!’ U" b ' Al w, u bu‘ un nnbrnlccn neknge lots cost but n few nls. Dr i y Y . . I.’ . .. , of “Buyor. Tablet. hf Aspirin whlelrnlso soil lmgzvr Bayer’ pack _ a ‘Nan-c fin only ‘one Anpir-ln-“3l\1°'"—'7°“ "W" W! "3ayer" y Anplrln in the trade mnril trot-i ‘~ in Cnnntin) of llnycr Wamlfn um of Mum; neotleuelllentcr of Enllcyllrncltl.

manufacture, to auilt. the public r.‘ t will be Itlmped with their Illhlrul trade

"contains proper direction-i. fr Cold; ' \'u ’

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i is there Anyone

Forgotten v

.;_ ,- .--~..._,..._._»-1- veer.»

; oversight. Every department in the store--

jewelry, furniture, hardware, clothing; fur- nishings, chinn; music, groceries, millinery-- offers unusually low prices for cash. -\H<l from those prices are cash discounts 0i‘ 20 p. 1'. lo 30

(‘stating Goods

N0 matter how low

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Then from a great

ill’ his lather Mr. James Sharp. two -

number of lines in

our different depart- ments you get a cash discount of 30 p. c.

the prices arein our ‘last catalog- in most cases wepare giving - 20 p. c. off for , cash with" the. orders. This loffer will uexpire .-soon, so it will pay you to buy NOW. .

Buy Now

R. T. HOLMAN, Ltd

Sulnmersitie- Charlottetown

to 50 p- c.--every pur- chase offers a big saving at Holman’s.

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liver Foxes AND y All kinds my furs bought. A. and E. Pierce » 8t 60., t Limited.

‘ Sulllmersitle, l’. li. i..

The largest raw fur dealers In Canada. y ___-=. —, ' ' "lfieft __John A m‘. mud fault d by (m Fem‘ ior Ilium‘? i“ W“ n few days wlllll frien s.

<'l#=~*--- -—~ >~~_._. .._.‘.___._ the Wellington ‘Wllist Club intend holding their weekly whist. ilnlne- dlntoly lifter the holidays-film merchants of Wellington had their stores benutlfuly decorated for their Xmas trade-Mr. Jphn Des- Roclle has returneddo his hmne in Welllnktoiaftdr n lengthy absence. John who la a. general favorite with everybody. euecioliy u... mn- sex completed a largo contract tor lilo drool. Not-thorn Pulp CO."'.e\ num- bpr of young ladies and gentlemen o {Wellington held a meeting the 14th inst. in the‘ Welltngton High sflliwi, to discuss matters of great importance. Some eloquent speech- “QNWQYB delivered on both sides. "16 chairman" bu!‘ at different in- even-t .10 4p... immwliflle it! ‘ seomo difficulty in keepint-l 01' to hei- llxmt: ot rrlcndl r” d r. Anotherlneetlng will be held 1- '= "n. . ill the near future, when some very , _ .1 “ i important ‘ quefltlons will be ' ' ' “Qmiiliy tllrnhed out. A large at- tendance i; expected. '

lvnsrnnzv rnnsolvltns’

—Jas. (t. ihipiltu the eelebntetf it)! King or Abevton Ill in town ‘NM-iv 0n u. way t» lleluu.

' of St ~Mr. Austin Saulirebllgfisw bu; Elonnorlfa wlw ll"? “fin l\\\ \\£:\ noes trip to New iork M“! l’ “

illiiu has returned l“ “i” “mm

-—Vlr Jamlegfiiillli“ Wmmed from ‘Montreal. "flwmpi-nyliislcyliiia Tlurlin iron‘ m“ Roi-n nlalinv Hlonlvltul. Mrs, mpun is W” satisfaction-y pwlre“ “Woo be erntion and he?" “m”, l H stored to perfect llcalt 1-’ -' a turn vrns a most ltl"t"}‘:';¢rtli’\