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selling at $16 75 It will please you

-KINDERGARTEN TABLE and

-OUR PRICES on Ove-rcoats are'

-MR- W- K MGUUGAN ll 011" ' --puns map 29%.; at iioiniaivs osc/in BRENNAN

dlln representative in Summonide. Sunimerslde, on Saturday. ` . -°-~

--° 1 _ 14tl1~1l»30lVlE1i. The pill of death spread ll gl00"l_

' over the inhabitants ol Mill \’alle.V.‘

Chair Sets 'at Holman's. Sum-inerside. _WQQL pg|_Q ¢|_0TH COAT- when one of its most respected res-

l461-1l~30ME1l~` ING. $1.95 at Holmaifs, Sunimerside. idents. Mr, Oscar Brennan. »paase!d

i - on Saturday. 1461-11-30MElI? peacefully to rest ti; the early age

ot'_ 34 years. He had for some time _

tall Ill Your favor. See them. Sinclair -THE MORNING DAILY GUAR- past' been at great sulterer and al- &»Stewart Limited. 1460-11-30M2iE1i. DMN cm be wmnod "_ Luge,-¢y», though apparently ' recovering the

. T I td shadows ot the end were gatherliu;

--woMEN's i=|NE B00TS.w0rth an °“'°" ‘I P“"’°"°' s““““°"' * anti in spite or tuna friends anti melt l

to $4.00, for Sattirtlny only $1.95 per.

pair at llolinan`s, Suinniers<idc~_ ~ -HOT LIQUID BOTTLES, niekled the mormng of me gmt, ||,S_¢_ 'rhei-P

1461-11-30l\lE1i. top and base;-usually sells at $1.75, were few in ml, pup; of the country

“TT” fm' Saturday 99° at H°ll“a“'5- s“l“` better known or more loved than Mi'.‘

-Ask ro sg: our $22.00 over-cost merside. 1461-11-30ME1L Brennan He was ready Mali times .

' . '_ » ' _ - - _ `to say a word of comfort to the ber-

Smclnlr th Stewurt Limited. -STATIONERY in INICKBEGS- 011' egveil ur s'orro\\'t'iil and lepd a help-

l460~11-30lVI2iE1i. "/“|0993 and Writing Pape" Vomplete' ing hand to those who were in need.

ical aid he succumbed to its effects on `

- - - ' ' Y I Y ~ . A ° . _Mase lim. N, campbell- E\\'°¥“-‘0°l~` _ » i . .f.s»_7 ~ The _Western 1 g_=;»_;»,;»»-g-";f,~;;'.-,__ .;‘¢.‘:.°_“i...-‘;l‘.°ii'..:.¥,‘:‘.t . \ /

“-=-f-A-=‘=-~‘~'f~`=-‘-`-'-'-‘f"*~"‘ ‘;"'~""'~"`~`-"' 0,-8 were Mgchaei waigii, Joseph Chat-_ "" ""°"’-"“""""“ ”"'° °'".l° "R "°“° =*°" fr” ';::.:‘i.:”:l‘;°" ins:

insertion for ` ‘til l _this col In _ ' ' _

-N0. 1 HAY 'for sale at Hoiuiairs, _umm Cash muetgrccfiihgaiily order, M°D°““lil~ Mill' l“`r "°"l 'es' m

. Suinuleraide. 1461-11-30ME1i. Minimum chu-‘Q twsmyfiyg I-ents. Vemle- _“___ _

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No _'Advance ls"

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F ‘ < 1; ° in 3 Years I \“ii.~,,.§‘¢¢_. ,

l 'With war-time prices so terribly " /

high for nearly every article of '

food, it must be a particular satisfaction _ to those who 1oye'good coffee to know that there has been no advance inthe price of Red Rose Coffee for three years- and the great increase in the sale of Red Rose Coffee this year shows that the price

is appreciated.

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Military Wrist WaI:~ch_

Very oftcn during an advance. a soldier must; lcavc many of his most trca_~uicd p_.llsl\cl1in_l. Bur his Wiilthtim Military Wrist \\":itch is ;il\\'ays with him tlirough thick and thin, Designed csi‘eci.il'j\' to \\ ithstarid thc .slioclts and strains ci' :ictivc Service.

i: \'. ill kccp time accuriitcly ulw;i_\'s, and prow a constant

\ sciircc of u\c1`tilncf=s to its wearer. ll` desired, it is _ cqtiippcd with a luminous dial that can bc read

___ casily on thc darkest night. Ask your _jcwcller in »\ ";; ~, show wu hs Waltham Military \\`risc \\’atchcs,

°7/A from $'l0.00 up.

/‘ ~ ly \\/ritc for our boolalct,

_$1 "t`t>i1¢.'riiirig a 'ltntaprt-tr." . ' ', .' i/

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tai. In the Wealthiesf Homes as well as in the most humble

W3* domicile, cocoa. has become a i, necessity - in the first instance

_ _ because of its invigorating and nourish-

ing el-lcct, in thc second instance from its cconomiczil :incl high food value. But, placing comparisons aside, every thrifty Canadialii h0usc\v1fc_knows that thc most wholesome, sustaining and

hcalth#giving cocoa is A

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WESTERN PERSONILS

for Saturday 13c at. linlmau’s Sum- H , 1 ' - i i u-

lllv H \--~\» _ » » it li position, refined n lla

‘An W l '_MEN'$ MBBED WOOL UUER-i"‘e"Bld°~ ` 14l51'11'3°ME1l- iiell'mi¥iiil te(ntlei- ln heart he endearell

H ‘ FOI' A S0|dlel'-"- WEAR. W0l'lh1lD (0 $2-00 PGY Saflllelll W' himself to all \vho had the pleasure

lot Siituri 98 -CETO IN PORT- The Steamer ance To sav tha; he

‘i ' ' lay c at Holman’s. _ _ _ , _of mg acquaint _ _ __ l 1416-11~30ME1l. Gem was ln P°"°'- \Ved“~e'5'd”y for 3 had no enemy would be a. doubtful ` " *i lew h°“"S ‘faking 0" C081 *md mile' compliment indicating unfaitlifulnf-s

_BRACES -lust l`9C9lV€<1 3 Sllill- Supplies.-H. to his Master, but it. may be safely

mem Basic slag-the W°“del`f“l» - *’”' - ~ id tl t. l e never gave any just canst Cheap fertilizer-H llmlltid tllltillflli’ _i°ATURDAY» Dec 15' ‘vm he lsr eniiailtylf. He leaves to mourn then

to maintain in war time

146l'u'30l"EU- on Sunday the 215/_ inst was largely _

People everywhere seem to be using' much more coffee than they did before

Red Rose Tea is economical on account of its superior _-quality-but Red Rose Coffee is economical both on account: of

' book eariv. overcoat my at this store. as sure was ,, sm-,,wi,,g widow, five- Step. its quality and price, a combination hard

1397-11»27MtuFri1\vkEFrill. and 590 the 59905115 “fe “MW in children, father, mother. three sisters

--- ll'l€Se goods. Sinclair & Steivart, Lim and 1-om. |,,.othm.S uameiy; Ml-s_ he.-

-“wEEBALi_" aFiANo LABRA. lied- 14ii0-1rr10M2lE1l- nat-ii’ iuciriimon. sm-ini: valley: the. 9°* HEFlRiNGil1'barrels half and -- ' Misses Elizabeth and Edna, tvniiam ‘l“"“_"e" barrels and PENS; extra `”'w°MEN'S Al-l-'W°C"~ KNW Michael and Martin at ltome, and John

choice- and f3i_ 01-der at 0nce_ Hoi. SPENCERS in different 1 .ioi's. sell- R_ of Bob-ton Mass_ They mourn me ‘ _

man s, Summerside. 1461~11-30MEli ‘"5 fm’ s°_l“l`dal' 0“1!'_*" *`~“’h $149 loss ofa kind and loving husband and l '° _

at "wma" S' S“""“"’S"l‘~`~ brother. The funeral which took place _

-if

Red Rose'.Coffee

attended, which testified to the rcs- ,___ ,L i E -- ___ _-

_P ' A b| . '. -THE NORTHUMBERLAND. - pect ln which the deceased was held I ' ' i <

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For Nursery .Use MA

you cannot take chances on Soap. Four generations of Canadians have enjoyed the creamy, fragrant skin healing _ __ __ _,

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Baby’s-I Own is Best for . Baby-Best for You. ~ »

ALBERT soars, Lmnnn, Mfrs., - MON'l‘RB

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` ` "l nin`t in no special hurry to ii_\',

(`np," the negro answered. "\\'lieu

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.I engine stopt, anti dc white inan !old|

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' Those stalks you see in your tea cup have iio hiislness there at They contain absolutely no ren t~s.-.eii<-,ea they ure like stones in fr

adding to the weight and price. but you cuiiiiot digest thorn.

The heat 'Pea is `

r - Rakwana Tea .

because it is made from 'i~ni‘r~i`ully _=r~|i-1-mi] may(-_q fmm whiifh

.stalks have Iwcii vxtrnctoil.

- ' Thai. is why il is so richly iluvmireil so henltliful and more

nomicnl thati most ’i‘en.~i.

f TOHN 'roB1N si co. _ §?“i'9t’ff‘1~t

Halifax. Canada

Mr. E. ('. Scott,_|_1nvo__re .

hie. Bell, Albany, Sampson \Vni,~1.li North Tryon, Bert Kelly, Maple

France where he has been appointed

last Saturday for some parts of New Brunswick,`whei'e they will have t-n=- ploynient-M, - _

vince on ti font' months visit to her parents Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hend- erson, Long Creek.

ENTERPRISING CONSTABLE

“You'i'e under arrest." exclaimed

the oilicer with chin whlskers_ as he stopped the autotuobile.

“What for?" inquired' hir. iiliuggiiis. “I haven't tuade up my iuind yol.

l'll just look over y'our lights, au’ your lice-use, un' your numbers, aiu' so forth. l know l can get_you for soinethlng."-Washington Star.

FURNISHING A SUBSTITUTE

Bessie had ri new tlinie to invest in

ire-cream soda,

“Why don't you give your ditiie to

“l thought about that," said Bessie.

“but l think l`ll buy the ice-creaiti anti

_ '< ' to the mia~ ing. the proceeds going to the Ref

let the druggist give it simis.'_'-(‘1tt‘ist.iaii Herald.

A Jersey man ot' ti benevolent turn

of mliid encotinteied u small boy in his neighborhood' who gave evidence of having emerged but lately from n severe battle.

“l am sorry," said the mari. “to cue

that you have it black e_ve,- Sammy."

whereupon Sammy retorted:

o\vn little boy-he's got two!"--l-Jw ei_vhody`s Magazine.

IN NO HURRY TO FLV

“.lohn, yott ought to get in -the avi-

ation sr-.i'vice." a York inziii told ti negro last week. “You are :1 good

an aeroplane. liow would you like to fly among the- clouds a. inilc high anti drop a few hoinhs down on the Ger- inane?"

me to get out un' crank it’."'-Work News. - '

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lSlill$K lllllllAl|llNS

bers Montreal Stock Exchange, lilc- (‘urd_v Building, Halifax, N. _SJ

CLOSING PRICES.

Yesterday.

Atchison . _ _ . _ _ . . . . . . , . .., 83 A.l‘.:.... 66

Mrs. Thomas Stretch of Buriis\tlie Germans came at too short a no~ If

llflke. B- <3- avcomiwlnwl h.v lit-='|iice and most or the iiihahitanis had /

two children has arrived in this Pro- not time in escape. She was among

missions?" said the minister who wiislened to and will tend to urge' rnote rolling. - land more to contribute to the vari

MisPi.AcEo sviviPA'ri»iv `-M-

"You go hoine and he sorry for your-

inechaiiic and would come in handy' in:

rivate u n Ais lt, t _ _ _ _ , _

ed wounded So1(“e§,_ we§;_1atl; S“':n:;;‘_f There were 47 outgoing passengers by The Mass ol- Re_quienl was sung bf/_ the Catholic t.hurch ot which he was lousins, 'thomas Donahoo and l<`i.iiik nine 1\/iondav evening____M lille Northiimhorlund on Wednesday by his lllfllli’ ll9\Sl\b0l`S llllll lI`l9l1l1S~\._a fervein- member. The pall' bc'ai'ci»s M<:(iarve‘ll_ To the \vldow and iam

‘ ___ ' iuornlng and 34 passengers- and four his pastor. Rev. Mgr. Glllie, who also were Messrs Andrew Murphy, Wil- ily we extend our heartfelt synipntlif,

_Messrs R0bert__md Irvmg “m_ cars of freight on the' return trip the administered to him thc, last rites ot’ liain Coniiick. Hubert McBride, James in this their sau bereavement.

l ~ » i lame of nosebank, L0, 4, were in l10=\1<l0°l<lngul9.25 iv. m. There was _ ___ _ _ ___ _ _:_ __ w_____ _ _'______* _ ___

Summorside Wednesday, returning ‘me ca” °f "'E5°tal’leB` 0” _*he °“f '_' -J Y "

_ . _ ___ _ _im ____ _ '_. from 3 hue-iness trip to (Tharlottetown ward trip ml Th“"5‘laY m°"n‘"5~_H- . __

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“!`°"' ' ' -°" M “M " "“ -'-"' * ;”""_ _ -ABR/\M's vii.tAGE- Mr. Ay- _ _ I/ _

` -Mr, Owen Larkin returned to Fda S’2"s§n?“lt Nlefl' Iyondalicl-?‘°"£lng ; Q ‘ r g ` ,\' Q* “ - _ ... .. i

Summerside on Wednesday after °" ' °m» ew l"~m$W W 0m ° ' " ' . - .» ° §_ - 'i ° __ spending a few nays with friends .at he illtelldfi t0 Svertl 11 few months at ' '$5 ` 1 » '

|_\;,,w¢0,,__H_ work- Messrs Augustine Arsenault \ ' ' _

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Quebec to spend the winter in the _ woods.- Rev. Father Joseph Gai

ing of the parish that had gathered at S Philip’ Hall Tl s eaker or a

the town Peronne where she ll-ved.

____ and Abysg Gallant son of Jos-eph B. 9 . ' _ Q

_Messrs _joseph No0nan‘ and AW, Gallant, Urbanville left last week for V -

Plains and Joseph Sheen, Kensington lam Umclaled all M-15% IHS! SUYILIHY- .'= "

were in Sumuierside Wednesday".-ll. -- .. '

____ -A Mess/ics FROM i=nANcE.-- _ , . Q

-MP. Bt‘adt’0i‘d Barnard of the On Sunday afternoon an important 5 ;.__._» ‘ _f" Post of-nee De-pt. left wednesday tor ffonfereiwe was elven to e large meer ' ' _=_.'2s_ $_~~~_= \`,;&.__

--Messrs Hubert. Arsenault, Agopo horrors ni \Vai. Having being a

Ar c ault Theodore Gallant Calivle prisoner under the Germans t`o‘ d €

on the Committee to receive the volts . s _ ie .'p w_ .- _

|'roin the soldiers at the t'ront.-l-l. wonian from Franco and her aub-

--- ject was an interesting one viz. The

_ s n , _ _ . t ' ° I Arsenault of St. Chrysostome left twenty-eight; months, after they -took 0

she is; in R position to relate some iiicitlenty that are pathetic. The news of the capture of the town by ~

the nuuiber who remained and was employed its u nurse under the Gor- niaus. being t-ompellefd to tend soldi _ ers whom she knew were guilty of j~ the inost. terrible crttelties. She was ti witness to the real warfare as tht- "` struggle for the recapture ol’ the town lasted several days. \A continual

feat' was felt as the bullets from the -

<~onte`nding forceg were flying over- head. In one inst-ance .she. Wllh h<‘l' mother and foul' children sougiit shelter in 3 dugout and there passed three days and three nights without. anything to eat. The town was ie- eapturetl by the Canadians of 22nd Battalion and' it was won in so short tinie that the Germans had not tinie to take any of their captives wnn them. Such real descriptions ot' ex»

perlences of war were eagerly* list- _

ous funds for patriotic purpos collection was taken up at the meet-

Cross Society in France for tk: relief and comfort of the wounded soldiers.

_IN NllMlllllANl

MISS EDITH R. SANDERS.

death of Edith fl. Sanders, She wus in school on l"~‘fia_v in her usual good health. Oli S-..l\liath she felt. unweili but nothing seiious was antieipatr-d‘ until Monday morning when it dort-l or was culled in ami pronounced it as it serious case of Peritonitis and on the aatne evening about eighth 0'- ciock her gentle spirit returned to God who gave it. Edith was n vei'y_ hrlght intelligent girl or netirly ton; ' years and her presence not only in'

Let it be heard often in the home. It chases gloom, ===‘--"'T ' it makes for ]oy-inspiration-courage. And of all

instrutnents the_Grt\fonola is the greatest exponent of _ _

dance music with its mellow purity of tone and its instant readiness to provide music that “won’t let

your feet keep still.”

(Binh llntrlc Cnhl»h,I‘4'Iu $175

iii. Thi? Merry Lilt Of the lDl2l\HC€

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the' home but in the cotnmunlty will be very inuch inlssetlx as she was ti general favorite. Much 'sympathy is felt for the parents as was clearly shown by the very large attendance tit the futieral services which were conducted by the Rev. Daniel Mac- Lean. The little caeket. was horne by Messrs. Alexander MacMilllan, Alex. Mathieaon. Elmer Stewart hiidl

The _electric Grafonola shown above requires no winding, the electric motor is part of the instrument -yust attach the cord to a lamp socket. Here is the very height of convenience.

'(lgl_;o_usands of homes will delight in 3 Grgfonoh this , "|'°m‘“5~ Wh? l10té'0u_rs too? Se_e your Columbia uea et‘-.- before the hristn'ias_ buying depleggg ghg

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ll/\LlI<`AX, N. S., Nov, 29.--(Quota

alI._ ftious furnished by F. B. 'M'c(`.urdy uit, & (‘o.. stock und bond brokers, nietn

Wu. Stewart and laid to rest. in Belle River Cemetery to await the resurret-.tion morn. Six little sisters remain in the family.

Other papers please copy. _

stocks.

THE LATE MRS JAMES V. MCDON- ALD.

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Died at Liiicon, Mass at the h omei

of her daughter Mrs. J. il. l.annon.|

Ani Loco . 5332 Anacondn... ., , 57 Ani S. S. ll, .. .. 75% (‘aii Par ... . . 134% (`ei| 691/it

lt ia all Tea, thc good part ot' the Ten leaf without the bud wa

Crur .. 551/it M. l". ('t. .. 95% Mex Nor l’nwei'. .. 80 P.R.S..,.

accompaniel hy her daughter, Mrs. llannon wore taken to her homo in Little Pond where her tion _Alex A.. reslrles. Ou Nov. 3rd her remains

Q7 Colonia M401. Flin $35

~ ' ` cainsiunfaimu. Mu S810

Grafanolas are priced from $24 to $300- ovary in- , .rtrumcnt in tone and design is a r I ' _ _ of Columbia leadership. . I1`as;vm?:rfnr.iy :1xr€‘¢;t‘::i':

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Um la rap ophone Company

Mrs, James V. McDonald in the sev- ` ' ‘ ' f _ i Hilti'-llftlt _vetir of her age. The late »’.\_ . . Mrs. McDonald went to Linen about _ »~. __`.“,;`§___,-. I ||l°l ' V A-must; _

fourteen months ago to have her . '»§"*`ii~~‘ ‘

eyes treated. She underwent a succes UW" ` Lk( "( ""“*~~~~` ~ ‘1 sful operation, but later succumbed " "~.. - _ l 1. "f I*-__'*.` _\ I0 Central preurmoula. Her remains T `i_\\,--,""`(~ ` Q i -u~._,,,&l /’ *

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\hey'd make your Christ- mas happier.

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' rmin ‘Representatives iiotei _ul

Reading .

ll.'l`... ll. P. ,. .

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. . 82% H .. 97

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114% band. who predeceased hor twenty

were followed by a large concourse' of people to St. Frances De Sales Church. where a requiem High Mass was sung by her Pastor, Rev. E. Walker, after which her remains were laid to rest beside those of her hun-

years ago. Sha leaves to mourn.

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