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—NOW rs THE rum to remove ' mrounray WANTED-Buying one SQIQS "Ofll 2 unsightly pole fences and replace dressed chickens. - fowl. turkeys. with owven wire. Buy farm fenc- geese, ducks. Tuﬂidﬂ! llld Wﬁdllul- 10Bl4-i2-11-2l. day, December 15 and l6. Highest

BIG COAT SALE!

There’s

£- lng at Bruce's. ‘ market prices. J. A. MacDonald d: . f -rnozslv suzurs in 1s to 22 00., Cardigan. ' 10885-l3-ll-3i a fun orchegtra lb. boxes $0.00 per 100 m. n ——— Bruce's. loau-lz-ll-al. n-msrrruwc Momma-aha in newspaperg 1

monthly meeting of the Oable Head Wat Institute was held on Dec. 2 at the home c! Mrs, Jasper Mac- Laren with six members in attend- ance. Roll call was answered by “Pinning the tail on the Donkey." Minutes of last meeting were read and adopted. A discussion took place about buying a rlew black- board for school and it was decid- ed to leave this business until next meeting. It was decided that each member take some refreshment for the pupils at the Christmas enter- tainments in the school. Corres- pondenoe was read and discussed. Next meeting will be held at the

-I'ROBA'I‘E COURT-Hon. H. L. Palmer, Judge of Probate held Coum in Summerside on ‘Ilium!!!’ when two estates were clcsedr-B

Daily newspapers enable you to pitch each advertising mes-x Ilia in exactly the rlsht l"? l0!‘ the locality to which it is lddressed.

Newspaper advertising can be variously adapted in any number of selling areas, thus multiplying its power many times over without adding a dollar to the cost of lineage.

‘Ibis exclusive asset of the newspapers — overnight flexi- bility — is one of the greatest aids to modern merchandising.

._.TIGNISH—Or1 Monday, Dec. ‘l. Mr. Maxims Blanchard of tho dis- irict of St. Rock near Tignish pass- ed to his eterntl reward. He had been in failing health for several months past during which he re- ceived the best of care and mediotl attention. He was attended in his last illness by Rev. Phelan Mac- Kenna and his remains which were followed by all the people of the district were buried in Tignish

Cemetery on Wednesday morning home o! Mm’ Howard Andemon‘ Try it for new action in slow the 9th, He is survived by his wile m" "11 "MY "Ml" Veﬂmble territories. v and several children an o; whom and How toPrepare it." Program to Q , reside near the old home. The show W715i“ 0’ 51"!» 5W- PIEY Bl‘ PFY- some people an," “kc a e ° s horns. Why lose any market

storm o! the 8th has made the A dainty lunch was served by tile roads very bad for wheeling, but hostess- as yet there is not sufficient snow -—-i——— to make it advisable to hitch old Piiiman to St. Thom-w‘ Anglican dobbin to the sleigh’ for a while.—T Church at French River. Ven. Arch- deacon White. D. D., of Summer-

__]>A55E1) AWAY-There passed side oiliiciated at the services at the away on ‘Tuesday after a brief il]- house, church and grave. Burial was ness Mrs. Mary Beavers, widow cl’ in the Plllllllin P10‘ l" n"? wine‘ jgiIIféffii-fjiiﬁslig the late John Seavers, at. the age of tery at New modem-s ' “ [V3 _: 84 years. at the home of her nephew , _-i/; ., John Pillrnan of ‘Travellers Rest. PERSONALS

The deceased was the daughter of ——— Q 4',

by footing on one note when ' ‘ there's u. full orchestra of ‘lull! nvwsrnpers. ready to give your advertising all the friendly variety needed?

Superb Garments at Startling Reductions

ALL THE GARMENTS OFFERED IN THIS SALE ARE NEW. The styles shown are expressive of this year’s vogue, beautifully designed, all richly fur trimmed-an opportunity that will appeal to all‘ our customers. ' '- $19.50 Coats now ............$i3.00

$25.00 Coats now ... 17.34 $29.50 Coats now 19.67

We are clearing out the balance of our Ladies and Misses Cloth (Joais zit . . .

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'All this year’s Coats, with the newest Style Features, Cloths, and Nlzlierials.

THE PRICES LISTED BELOW’ 'i‘la‘l.l. 0i" THE

$35.00 Coats how $45.00 Coats now ............ 80.00 $65.00 Coats now 43.33

SAVINGS John Piilman of Spring Brook, New -1Vi&'. C. M, Shannon oi’ Chur- f ClOtll COﬂlS Prices. London. She married John Seavers, lottetown was in Summerside on ( . _ g _ _ formerly of Cavendish, and went lhursday and was a guest at the y, ‘i S l

Regular price ....$l=>-98 $11k‘ Pflﬂ‘ -----'-$1°-"O to live in the United States. Sllort- Clifton H0tel.—S 2,.‘ ‘ 9 21 B Regular Price 220.98 Suit- Prict- 133.75 ly after her husband was killed in —————

Regular Price . ‘w’ Hallo Price 15.00 o, street car accident. For many -—MrS- Mﬂrley M. Bell of Sum- ii m” boxes Cranberri” 6

Regular Price rlalc Price 18'0" Scars Mrs. Seavers continued m merslde h” us her guest. Miss 20f containing 30 lbaeach Eli ~ o 9

Regular- Price . .. IiLT-E Sale Price 21.00 live in the states and did ncl», re- Grace Billinss °1 the Bi-ﬂlf 01 the S Regular Price 11.50 Sale Price 20.98 turn to her native province. until Bunk of Montreal in Charlotte- ‘i at 3V2" P9P‘ "7- V

Regular Price 031.30 Sale Price 12.50 nbmli; twenty years ago. when she town. zl Just the sort of smartly made garments that

resided with her brother, the late ———- y, i: George Piilman of Travellers Rest. —-Mrs. Jerome Martin of T180151! c. E. Since thtt time she has resided is a patient in the Prince County H ’ with her nephew, John Plllmon, at Hospital. whee she underwent u l“ whose home she passed away. There serious operlltlm- The 1899M Nllﬂfi l: were no children. Mrs. Senvers was 18 that She i8 85 W911 l“ 0M1 be of a. quiet nasrunung disposition expected-S

and had many friends who will- MALPEQUE

regret to hear of her passing. The funeral took place on Thursday ai- Misses Iiena Donald and Adele MacNutt, of Charlottetown, were

WXTIOMI from the residence of John visitors to their homes here on

you'd be proud to see the girls wearing. Take advantage oi" this opportunity-get the coat the little girl needs.

$5.75 Coats for............................$3.8.‘l $6.75 Coats for $9.00 Coats for $10.50 Coats for $12.00 Coats for $15.00 Coats for..........................$i0.00I

Very special prices on all our Sea], Persian

St. Peters. l

Lamb. .\lllSlil'2ll, cic. Balance of Last Year's Coats at . . . ' _ ' v u.

1/2 Price ‘

During this Sale

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the luck of grain movement,

I - s =1 - a L k f Prowse Bros. Ltd. ,,, "" u MEAT and |=|s|| oo mg or a, The Fllghiun (“HUT country touched approximately!’ lvilrs. Witt Crozier arrived home 11ml, o a ‘~ ‘ s30~'.000,000 in 1931 as compare on Saturday i 1 H m" “ ~ G f ' g with $554,000,000 in 1029, the re- when she hasegznnieczfxng Frau‘: Beef. Pork, . l '"‘"' ' ""“”"€*""Q port stated. The production or steel ment, A11 W111 hqpe (01- he, Wm Ham; _ Bacon ‘ p a Plcnlc Hams Rolls, ,

ingots and steel castings showed a decline of 21 per cent for the first ten months o2 the year, while pig .

plete restoration w health. Corned. Beef,

0 RE BUYING

It is very pleasing to note that

iron production dropped a1 per cent. Miss Fma M “gun who had SPECIAL Tie and Handkerchief Sets All Wool heavy Coat Sweat-

Ahcnvynmlngoﬂlnghepurchas- ’ F_ _ . . . . . . . 500 8l‘S........... .$1.75l.0$4.00

ins of agricultural implements and tcﬁgidczrffgfezeﬁock ‘mm a m1’ lesh Halibut, Salmon, Belts 50c Flannelette and Broadcloth automobiles mused large curtail- ' IIFiddOCK. W00] Golf HOSE . . . 50C l0 $1- Pyjamas . . . . . . $1.50 t0 $2.00

——- -—— nlcnt in the production oi the man- A" k- _, _ Shirts 85¢ $1.00 t0 $2.00 Boy's Special Jumbo COM. orooure or these articles The members o, the Malpcquc Curedmlfiiflff rm“ “d Bathrobes, 2 u; 6 years $2.00 Sweater .. ..... $2.25

Th0 Yew" clmduded? "The" has ‘s ‘ Bath Robes, 8 to 14 yrs. Boy’s Corduroy Breeches

Women's Institute were "at home“

I ach Day at Our ‘Warehouse mo. o mom more.» 1o so lm- ........... .. i250 to $3.50 .. $2.25

Fresh Daily

. to their friends in th instit t ‘ , , _ ' ' ' ' ‘ ' ’ " ' ' ' ‘ ' " _ _ ports‘ ol- Britltshrsteel ashcomllﬂletd mom on Wednesday [wining 339 351 Child's Zipper Tog - Suits Boy's Heavy Maelnn aw In Charlottetown ‘jm‘§ff’f;c-jca;§"5’tﬁ°jm§”pjftfw ......“ ,_ w...“ 8b,“, m, 560m, _____________ a to 0 yrs. $4.00. $5.00, $0.50 Breeches $2.25 to $2.50 " assembled m mspwjsc m invmuom Dec 34:54; ' Fancy V-neck Pullover and Boy’s Leather Windbreakers

Great Britain going off the gold standard and covers plates, bars and shapes in sizes not manufact- unrd in Canada. This increase can be attributed to the friendly attit-

Coat Sweaters $1.50 . . . . . . $5.00

Boy's Leather Coats . $7.50 Childrens Overcoats .. . . $4.75 to $10.00 Boy’s Overcoats, Blue or Tweeds. $5.00 to $18.00

There were eight tables of auction forty-fives and four tables of bridge. Prizes were awarded to suc- cessful winners of both games

.l. Potato Growers’ Association

P. Coughlﬁl. pmsidvnt of the Mon-

ATTENTION !

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. 1d .h" bth ttDﬂit rfh ts' . glgeleliogutpuvt ircll M0101 curl Hardware Assoc- flu: griJtlglli liylﬂillliiiégtlliiilgmheltlld t3 byEgomlniftsoemifrnladietflihesjlgfl? l" addition to o... Boys Sluts ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' " $50010 $2000 pa“ lﬂllﬁll 0T llll‘ 13011111 0f Tludﬁ’. Ht the increfsed attention that these ing was a. pleasant one and not Cum)!" Tailoring

‘J10 ﬂlllllllll 1119011119’ hPTP- lunnufacturcrs have given to the without profit as the amount of Buslllilsﬂ

resslon and as a rcsuit mciul prlc fell to low lcvcis, rlociﬂrcrl B. W.

("l b)‘ ill!‘ lull‘ wheat pricvs and

Association was re-clcctcd as a

whole.

At. the annual meeting of the

rlvrk, MONTREAL, Q11?- l7rc, 10. ‘Bl’ Tir- (ir-"ll~l~ in lli"l'\l prices was cqnodia nmnl-kcg n; ovgdmced b W . . ,. . ~ ~-- " ~ - - - . - y 10.25. hih v lid, . ° m" furry. t t l the Canadian IlrlL'&\l--lllt\ lrgll and zlflccicd by iiw ri-mp in building fhpjf {oymauon of ‘he British steel iards Klecprziitgi: Z9 lgoes w UP to dati‘. stoglsnn; e 0 a l S ---»-Its-c1 trade in Canada in i931 was (lqnvrltfuciiqn m.) (‘Qcfpnscd railway “ports agsochtionv. " on) lanage“ “IENS WEAR “m? 5PM"! bl’ 0"‘ Cmlmllllc 0°‘ (‘Fillings \'l1‘<"‘l wcrc in turn caus- The executive committee of the a very worthy object‘ (Nu Includln ' I x

DRESS AND worm srrmrs

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Glnvﬁ. Tics. Socks OVERCOAT§

Malpeque and Baltic auxiliary the

” ""““""-"~——~———-— following officers were elected; _ o 9 Q 1 Mrs» M- A- of Choosing a Man s Glft Miss Jane MacNutt, Vicc President; o‘ ‘LR/HUS 5‘ UNDERWEAR Mrs. James x, MacGougan, Sec- ETC- _ _ rotary; Mrs. S. L. Campbell, ‘rreas- Quamy Gouds at - _ urer; gloss. L-Mmmplbeil. Stran- Lowgq h...“ f; gilk Dligsfiing Gowns .. $7.50, $11.50 and $13.50 ‘ Km‘ w" YY~ Cm Doruld 2? erry oes . . . . . $12.00 gave a special gift of twenty-five w, B. Handsome vdvet Gowns _ _ _ _ _ . _ u _ _ _ . . _ . l I _ $15.00 . . .. dollars in memory of her mother. Sovms H Fancy Beacon Gowns __ a _ $4 001. $7 75 $950 The bequest to this society given by é silk Houggcoats . . . - , . ,$l0.00 FLICKTHEMP the me Mm non“ Do 1d i. 2-1». . . . . . . . . ... . _--___ . v h whim“ amounted to one hundred dnlof 10677-l2-5-5at-2i. , ;; é Warm Wool Housecoats .. . . . . . . $6.50, $9.75 and $10.00 ..1;_.,—....,,~,,,.~. r» “Hluruwrl-ww-m l" - n; 2% y Leather Windbreakers $6 75 $7 50 and $12.50 Ilﬁ’ 1*‘ ‘~ "mw-mhw ty dollars, seventy-five dollars for I???" i Leather Coats ' ' I 5i) $1.250 d $1500 y/a g . , . an . a- rm's“ “Mm” l“ n" “ma” °' ' . Leather Coats, Sheep lined with fur collar c l

the mission field in Taokow, Hon- an, China, where the Rcv_ W. A. Thompson, well known here, is at work; the other seventy-five do]. lars is allocated for Rev. Malcolm MacDonald's work in Estevan, Basia, for use in the dry areas. These generous contributions were very gcceptlblo and were gratefully acknowiedsﬂl-

.. $12.50, $19.50, $25.00 Warm Scotch Wool Knee Wraps .. $3.00, $4.00 to $9.50 Overcoats, blue and tweeds $15.00, $22.50 and up to $75. Handsome New Suits . . .. .. . . $22.50, $28.50 and $35.00

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Grade X.-l, Lila Perry; 2' Edwin And lrecp your home worm.

F F mmud; g, Q11" Mun-M. Hardwood ﬂooring Ilwnyg in or“, 1x_._1| 111g weeks; 2' chek stock. Lumber of Ill kinds on _ h d. S EA L El) I ~ tagmxﬂl-l, Francis Hunt; 2, m

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