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To Be Broken Up I

LONDON, Dec, Iii-The imttle- ship Hibernia, sold for breaking up aihrmul has loft Sheerness in tow of Gvirmun tugs fur Germany. The Hibernia was constructed nt DEVQIIDOTI. ilml cost Over a mil- lion sterling. In the Course Qt her career she has servnd as flagship in the Atlantic. Channel. the Home Fleet, and the Third Battle Squadron, and i: t ..- of the eight ibfLttleSillpS o.’ the King mwm-d VII. class. o.‘ which two were lust

in the Wm‘. The Hibernia was first

commissioned on Jam 2, 1991

i“ o 'for..

other practical

Christmas Gilt

For Nice People

Buy yourgifts from the

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l ' A - . Eastern Guardian ..°8HOF from Holman’: Cltllol- -..'WI HAVE AIIIG RKUGI 0f

aluminum ware. Pools k Thomp-

sonnllontlguo. . 103i

this» year. See our suggestion in furniture. Poole kThourpson, Mou- lflsus. mat.

_...°FOR THE ASKING one of our

& ‘ 00.. Montague. Li.

..'OUR RANGE 0F LADIES hose and gaiters is consulate. All‘

19-31

..'N|UFILE~R8, SHlRTQ, ‘IfIEBI col‘ars, and belts, a big llne to choose from. Poole & Thompson.| Montague. ' 19-31

HQLEIGHMBELLQ, or a. good horse rug are both useful now. Se»; our stock before buying. Poole‘ & Thompson, Montague. 19.31.

..'WE HAVE THE BIGGEST‘ < _ and best range of note paper inI Montague. Makes an ideal gitt

l

' son, Mmtague.

Poole & Thompson, 1923i.

mews "rm: OILLETT Auto‘ Strap. or a good pocket knife to' m“ Let "5 850W You our lioe of‘ ifllllery- Poole 8t Thompson, Mun.» ‘lagys- 19st.

i axmas snocsmes are here

Suggestions

good Men’s Furnishings fitrun. orange or lemon peel, 911;, Store. 1"“- P°°‘@ it Thomtuou. Montague. - i 19-3l | c '1 --»-°JU5T ARR

Tles itnen's ties and liltfiglgrgicfolmtili);

MlImCYS lkmas givers at J. W. Murdock &

Sox iCo.. Montague. 1L

i ..’FAMILY REMOVED— m. ‘Peter Curtis and family have n» moved to Bear River, having $01.1 lhls place at New Zealand to 331m Lutz. '

Cashmere Sox Lined Gloves Unlined Gloves

Silk Lined GIOVCS ..~|=on XMAS-A pllr ofeys

l$)l\l_1'lS—fl1l filfiflsd. §l‘l‘.5.i3..i“‘li?.‘l ‘3Z‘.'n°§..°“uT"1.'°n‘L yJamaS-‘a. In s in appointment now.

Handkerchiefs . 1oo51.5.,,,,,1,,_

"And several other nice gifts for men.

Maclellan: Bros.

Totbbacoo, cigarettes, and case Pipes. Poole k 'l‘hompson,

tngue. , lfl-QL

music and sermons in St. Andrew's

l1 a. m. and 7 p. m.

All are in- vited. '_

10939—20-3l. ..'WE HAVE INSTALLED A

CABLE HEAD EAST SCHOOL twelve years 25c.

Bones 0f A Patagonia

The following is the standing of-

lBllENOS AIRES, Doc. 20 —Dis ‘z lqatpierine covery of the thigh bones of a Pu l.\'.——1. Helen MacDonald; 2. l£ig0l1lil dinosaur. cut-h hon». mea- Les MncKinnon; 3. Reggie Lewis, surlng two metres. 70 cEnlllIlElTES crane v|11__ 1, Joaeph Lewis; 24 (nearly nine fuel) in lungth. andEvelyn Sutherland, Grade v__- 1y claiming to be the largest unearth ‘llilcla Lewis; 2. Roddie 0'Hanley;l ‘ ed in any part of the world. was 3._F‘l0rencl> 0'Hrmley. Grade lV.—— D‘ Mslsaac'

faction tague.

leWestern ~ Guardian

lln a big variety. Raisins, currantsfhardlwood.

‘-=vorth uil

.'.'|r-' ti! 8MOKE8 see Ollrllnfi “Amer, Mr, of box cigars, in all sizes. cuts, dam; a rushing business in his

....°MONTAGUE.—iSpeda.l" Xmas" Church. Sunday, December 24th at H

_ ‘ ; Hq-HE LAmss Mo”! mekmomback again to her duties. 7- - ' Hague ‘Methodist. Church will"hold|'M“rtln '5 c” M m" leading vocal‘ -a chicken supper on New Years| lnight in the Oddlellows Hall Mon-l tugue. Adults 50c. Children under

' ' ‘Cable Head E. h , ‘telephone in our grocery depart- ment], of Novfist Sc on] h" theiment for the c-unnenience of our Grade 31-1, Annie MacDonahlzlcusmmerl Y“ Wm ‘wi- hesitate MaDDomld_ Grade-to use it. We will deliver your or- AF-der promptly and guarantee satia- Poole k Thompsomlilou

' 19-31

FBEEF SHIPMENTS- Josepn butcher. Rockbarre la shinning quite a

-8HOP from Holman’: Catlin.

‘AFTER SATURDAY, DEC. 23rd Dr. Geo. Green will discontinue going toStanlay Bridge. but in-

——-—- _< . lslead will be in~l1is office at Hunter ..'G|VE BOMETHII-G clanaical|R|ve,-_ on satnfdgyg,

10951-21-21.

sstccsssrut. OPERATION- A message received by Mrs. C. Mc- Arthur of Summenside. Monday "- enlng announced that Mr. MacAr

beautiful calendars. J. W. Murdockqhur had uudgpgone his operation Ill

the Royal-Victoria Hospital. Mon- treal. successfully and "hi" l!“ w“ restins Qilfllly- H15 ma“ "lends tln-oushout the Province Wm be

' Lolors aud shades. Poole s; Tbonip-‘slau to know that Mr. MacArthuf-s

operation has been so 8110095551"-

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MwPOULTRY mnnlxsr. -The large quantities oi‘ fowl. e10. mm" ing to Montague fc-r the Dflfltuxtiet indicates the BDDYWCh 0' '3 m“, The prices are not as hlflll as l“, year, [hgy are still high enough, however. to be B 08W"! business for the farmetu-J.

__-.w00D FUEL SOARCE ' lfl many parts 0r it"s country wood fuel is‘ very scalce. M High Bank and Guernsey Co" they have to go some eleven mil- es to get hard 109d. 311d m"? w six miles for spruce Wwl- A‘ East Point. east oi Elmlffl- the", is no hardwood and no sPfllPm ‘ale fir. But west. of- Elmira. mt d Turentam. there is plerm u? KW Good. old hardwloil:

more tin Rndbtfstwggeliljretlmlalllg worked land. e to $100 an acre l"

some localities.

...=- EASTERN NEWS - ‘PM mu fishing at Basin Headgzvf,’ very successful lWfhllB m Ila n” '_ ihut owing to the windy fetid?“ the fishermen were d1! lfle h’ land their traw-ls Friday the 15‘ ~ w, lHSPOld Stewart of Kingfilloril- has sold a valuable Piece "l w°°d' land to Mr. Willard C-hlns u! B“- sin Head for a snug Wu M‘ lmy Bruce has a contract for se- veral cars of lumiber for the Klon- dyke Lumiber Co. M-r. Hurfllll

hon, Optometrist. Montague. Make Bruce, Red Point. has purchased

o, fine team of Perchercn horses, and intends doing a Tllfihlllg lbllsl" ness in ‘the lumber woods this Frank Warren is

gm; mm, The good returns are

M011- bringlng people from far and near

which shows that the old stone "millflls qpt out or commission nfter all.

‘We are greatly pleased _to sesMiss Jennie ‘Martin, the popu- lar and efficient saleslady of Mc- Leod and McGiregor, Moniafiue, . 1S8

ists, and we are especially grate ful for her convalescence as this is

lchoirs are music .—-J.

furnishing’

With Musterole

the season oi’ the year. when our,

Guard Against “Flu"

Influenza, Grippe and Pneumonia usually start with a cold. The moment

swum-si-ngsumw,

For Good Things Choose his Christmas Gift he!

THE BOYS STORE IS BREAKING ALL RECORDS IN

CHIRISTMAS SALES, more people are finding out every day that THE BOYS STORE is THE place to choose the things that

the boys want. Choose the gifts today.

Suits from $6.95 to . .. . $19.50 Handkerchiefs 10c to $1.5

Overcoats from $7.50 to $18.00 Pyjamas $1375 and ------$2'

Sweaters from $1.00 to . . $4.00 Caps 90c to . . . . . . _ . . . . . . $11

Scarfs from 95c to . . . . . . $2.50 Suspenders 25c and . . . . .. Ties fromi50c to . . . . . . . . $1.50 Shirts $1$21503nd . . . . . . . . $1

\ A oy has la taste i i

Mufflers . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

SMALL GIFTS ALL PACKEDFIII: DAINTY GIFT BOXES

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/Good Gifts for

zinnotlnced today by 11:1 Plain Mu scum.

These two bones, together with other fossil remains of the gluon tic animal, were found by the mu .~.eum"s paleontoglt-al Ixleuqurn on Nov‘. 20.

1_ Helm hams; 2_ My“ Slmr _land Souris afgcmnngglnumber of bee»! to the Madagelene

land; 3. Anlelda Grade ll.—1.

Donald. Grade i.——1. Frances

experts at therland; 2. Margaret MucKinnon; 3. Effie MacDonald. — Maud

Hughes, Teacher,

Alex. E. Cheverie. New Zealand. who with his‘ family recently re-

Em nteitt liiaclnnis; .

2 Martha 0'11 l 3. D. F. "M , l an e‘ gw days and \l<‘rlday"s. The quality of

~1

Islands. [from

by the steamer from

Sourls . on Mon-

c. the beet‘ shipped is good mostly estall-fed and picked up chiefly

‘along the North Side. Mr. Mc- Isaac is the only buyer of beef an- imals so far. ‘

.."LAN~D lgiiilliaHASib,— Ml’.

turned from Main-e. has purchased a 50 acre block of land. on New Zealand Road. Lot 44. from Mr. William D. Cheverfe, Faulrfiolii There is some good‘ lumber on this block, and Mr. Cheveris and his son preparatory to taking much of the lumber oif th's win-

Lbe blistsr.

quick relief.

you get those warning aches, get busy with good old Musterole. Musterole is a counter-irritant that relieves congestion (which is wha a sold really is) and stimulates cimulati It has all the good qualitieoofthe old-fashioned mustard plaster Iifliout

Just rubjt on with your finger-tips. Firatyouwilifeelawanntinglaaathe healing ointmentpcrteuatcstheporec, then a aoothinmcooling

sensation and

Hui: Mustcrole handy for emergency . ' ill ‘it’. “.1225 fir...‘ “tad m“

mm teroleCdf “a Mmmitcanmud”

Men

Shirts from $1.25: to . . . . $5-

Knit Wool Scarfs $1.00 t0 $2» Knit Silk Scarfs $1.75 to $3-

1

Umbrellas $1.75 to . . . . . . $5- Handkerchiefs 10c to $1-

Give him a

3llllllers..~.umps, Hose. Hockey

_ Silk or Wool Hose in various colors, very attractive. Indian Moccassms, (made by Indians.)

Gaiters, Overshoes, Hockey Boots (reduced), In- fants soft soles, Pussy-foot, Hurlburt Welts and a host of

y, . oor r BROS.

ter had Surveyor Hermanwille. running the around it onMondl1y last.

......$1._50

oils‘ Boots matte Excellent Xmas Gifts l We hlave Felt, Suede and Kid Slippers in almost ev- 61')’ 60101‘, §h811e and size desired at pecial low prices ’ l" m‘ """"'“' for the holiday season. p, ' i 3 . tissue comers Brown Kid supports . . . . $2.00 . Z a UliriWt7man’s'Brown or Red Felt Boudoir - “Mm- f ‘nlhflulhgbygm 40 pair (size 3 only) fur trimmed Juliet’s value $3.00 ca“ m

than National ihbl

gifts-

-¢--¢

LTD.

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McDonald. lines

Tull your Iloh dnlor 7°" W!" *° "Y

As a prelude to the turkey. on Christmas

For the Feast! ‘

p”, “w; an sntru of British Columbia trash frozen salmon, rushed from the Wfli

can and delivered to

your table with all their first fine flavor. FOR THE FAST l

4 cost of your meals on the eve j of Christmas, without alorlflclnq food value l’ m, "pm-mg flqygr, urvn Cod or Haddock .

fastest travvlors on the '. but: the Lornberq and ‘

handsgme Hosiery 50c to $100.

Bug $3 to $32

Probably the finest range in the City to choose from. These Club Bags and Suit Cases are made by the foremost baggage maker in Canada. And the prices are right.

Club Bags $3.00, $6.00, $8.00 to $32.00. -

i Suits Cases $1.50, $3.00, $4.50 $8.25, $12.00, $15.00. - -

, . . . l Coats Sweaters from $lglll3

~ , A »_ g; A . A Gléuéé ‘flat; Ysikio EAT . $4- ' Ties from 50c to .. . . $235 9* ’ ‘ Club Bags $3.00 to . $32- Suspender sets 75c to -

<ol.

Store ' p gpefl A this

Visit i

B" th ' * ‘dull! Doli_ Sholpualgconfi gfrlotlnvgilloglle but: "iitiigatliiiiia zlrlhé ma‘ family of dolls in town-all sizes-all

the Doll Shop