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You would be surprised to know

' that our hardware store does s. rush-

' ing Christmas holiday business.

Thcre are countless cases where a saw, a hammer, a plane, or brace and hit, comes in as a most appropriate Christ-.nas gif; Think of relatives and friends who appreciate good tools, then comc to us and get the best you can buy.

ihe Rogers Hardware Co. Limited

DOLLAR. TODAY will

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-- ( f " ` -yous . | 5.`_\_» ,_ buy as much at Braces Grocery as

I , " two this time llat year. __ / 1007-12-22-2|. .` l'

in - - _ L -Burma rears-Mr. noseiiui-ii

- will be buying palts at Mr. A. E. Mc-

Lean‘s office, Bummerside, this week.

9862-12-12-tt

ll FROZEN, boneless fox in small clean boxes. also

i -IN FALL AND ALL WINTER

Meat. Milk and Cod Oil

;!'lox Biscuit and Kibblo. Distributed I by Braee‘|. |812-ll-29-Swka

-l'B.ls'l'0Nl, ALCOHOL AND

--i- - _,__ GLYCERINE. Iintl~l"reeze in stock

at Brace

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}6a w/// c/1/oy'/'aaa'//15*

' Liicroiure ...... ._ by V. B.Rhod¢nizu,Pli.D_ Liiii-ry aim-

Privale Timothy Fergus *» -f sa, _ i .Q-_ ,

/‘v Win- fi Bird] Fiction bi/ Douglas Cairo _ Ficiiori by Duncan Clark Fimnn

by Gilbert Kncxl Fiction \

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A O w"_`_ `_{D` ` """`)` ' ` 3 performance. Screen Grid battery _` . CHRISTMAS HARDWARE model complete with tubes, serial

and batteries $169.00, Electric Mod-- eis ussoo, sznso. combination! saamso. sois and serviced by n. 'r.’ Holman Limited, Summerside and,

`s. 1067-12-22-Zi.

-SEASON TICKETS for Bedeque

be available on Saturday

Dec. 20th at the following W. T. Bowness. P. N. Tuck-

er, William Cellbeek. 1022-12»19-Gi

SPECIAL PRICE REDUC-

we are now offering on our ook of Ladies Fur Coats sf-

opportunity of selecting i\

Coat now at a price that means a very great saving. R. T. Holman

Summerside. 1014-12-19-51.

NEW VICTOR RADIOS

lead again with their outstanding

Charlottetown.

-ALL OUR LADIES FUI. COATS

including Hudson Seals. Persian Lambs, Muskrats, French Seals, Beaver, Lamb and China Goats are now being offered at reductions that l mean an opportunity to purchase now |at Spring clearing prices. R. T.

, Holman, Limited, Bummerside.

O i 1014-12-l9-5i

Grapes, 3 lbs . . . _ and Dates, 3 lbs. Prunes, 3 lbs. Fresh Sunkist Oranges, doz. Robin Hood Flour, 24 lb. bags

Domestic Shortening, per

25c has

liven

Buy $15.00 worth of Grocer- Th,

1067-12-22-2l~~ ies and get a 24 lb. bay of Rob- hu been

in Hood Flaw' fr" for U the prevailing market price for beans ` Christmas present. mi, Cm,-,

night Dec. zoui iit me following W1’ d

gift of Furniture-each member of md " the family can appreciate it. R.. T. l‘2~97 I Holman, Ltd., Summerside and were

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'BEF' OUI. fv"J'i;)ElFUL DIS- was

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__'-MOIRS CHOCOLATES in The

fancy Xmas oxes. All kinds oi’ pends Christmas Candy. Maboris Drug a]s_ A

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-sn. fr" is-a-isisias

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Wonicifs l"clt lioudoir

is Q91

iii! so

\‘.`omen`s Kid slippers. coloured _

\\`omcn`s l":in:_-y (`oloured Mules Womens l{rid_'_,c Slippers. (`nl- ouredliid . . . _ _ _ , _,_

§*€.’i’-’-.5-.’*f€~1"-‘Z?'-'r-i§’*

lio_\`.‘< Sliiipcm . . _ . . _._ ._ _‘$1.10 to Illissics (_`oloni'i,-il .\`Iipiwi‘;.' Tile to

:`€l{lS

-1 fcc! nt . . , . _ . . _ , _ _ , _ _ _ ___ Gfcctzit . . . . . . . . _ _ . .,_

6 fcct :it . . . . . . . . . _ . . . . _ .._ 7 feet :ii . , . . , . . . . _ . . _ . . . .._

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$1.00

\‘.'omc|i`s‘ Felt Juliet ... . _ . .. ..._ $1.65

52.00

\\'on\cn`s I"nnc_\' Satin or Kid _ ._ _ $2.75

$4.00

$3.85

.'\len's r3li|ipcr.‘i _ ._ . _ $1.50 to :$3.50

$2.00 $1.50

(.`hildrcn':-' :»:lippci'.~: .. (l.3c to $1.65

$1.50 $2100 $3.00 $1.00

Ski poles, .=:n'i:ill _ _ . _ ... 75c each

Ski Poles, lar;;c ;;1_2,'; SkiWzi.\'_._.._. ,_____,__';_;¢ Ski Harness; . . . . . _ . . . ._ ,.\§l,00 to

.‘~'T`.‘\iT I»ll{.\'l`1'_`.$

1'/ Aililli

Rex tube ._ , Acro . . . . . . . . . ._.

-_‘ Mercury . . . . _ _ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .._

Glacier _ _ . . . . . . _ . . . . . . . _ . _ _._

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if Mcn'n 55', to 70 ' I\iIen`sMiilc l~liilc......_......._ - Bo_v’s with :ilrziprs and :supports

. _ . . . _ _ _ . _ . _ _ . . . .._ $3.25 and

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Small Boys . . . . . . . _ _ . . . _ .

, _il

ouch 11 tin $3.00

51.25 52.00

~ - - $2.50

$5.00 $3.75

3.'i_9.'» $5.00

$3.75

\\'omcn’s, with straps and supports

. . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 53.9.1

$2.35

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ORIENT Hosimw

Our stock is complete in all sizes and the var|o`us lines of this wonderful Full liashioned line of hosiery. Dull Chiffon, Picot top $2.00 purple S¢1`lD¢» llellvy service . $2.00 Ser\'ice~Weight $150 l)ull'Chi'll'on $1.50 Special lislit smioo .... s1.oo .Silk and Wool (full fashioned) $1.50

WOOL HOSIERY

Cashmere, for warmth _ _ . 51,50 Overstockings at . . . _ ._ $1.00, 31,50 Cloth Gaiters, knee length, tum

down cuff _ . . . . . . . . . . . . . $3.00

(Pretty Gift Boxes, FREE)

OVERSHOES

Women's all rubber . . . _ ._ $2.25 Women’s all rubber Slider $3.00 Womens Jersey Cloth 32,25 \l'omcn's Jersey Cloth $2.85 Wonien’s Jersey Slider $4.00 These are all very neat fitting over. shoes. turn up cuff. Brown or, Black, Men’s Overshoes, 1 buckle $2.25 Men‘s Ovehshoes, 3 buckle $2.85, $3.00 Men’s Overshoes, 4 buckle 83.35, $3.75 l\len's Spats _ . . . . $1.50 to $2.95

SNOW SHOES

\\'omen`s _ . . . . . $3.00 Misses 32,50 Childrens 32,00 Meifs (medium) ._ $3.75 M¢ii’S (large) _ .. $4.50 Snow Shoe Harness _ . . . . 75c

MOCCASINS Ull Tanned

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Mcn`s _ ... $2.00

_ Boy’s . ...........,$l.85 ` Small Boy’s.......... .........5l.75

. $1.35

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BUCKSKIN, (fancy)

Women`s $1.50 Men's $1.65 Misses $1.25 Childs’ 75c

ALLEY & CO. Limited

I Fashion

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able _ Footwear I °"'°° ,‘j°,_°;1;‘;‘ '"0' _~ _ _ _ .

.j_'§*iE’§i~‘-§%5§9€¢¢l{»l§i¥'{i~l~'¥9E¢¥liI oi-ai=a°i§i:i°°.£L§.~iii-ii-fit

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dics silk bloomcrs 49c. up; Nlglitics. depth

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'vcsts, scarfs, gloves, tcw - fimm

\.' lar sets, baby sweaters, ., - \{ _'gain prices. T. G. Ives ., - ' _ ‘ tnguc. - - - "

..°MEN'S FANCY SHI _ ‘

‘li lfrom $100 up‘ sweate's. '

` , inufflers, etc. On every $2.00 or over_cm H .‘ ‘purchase we will give you free your dlrvt -._ , choice of any neck tie on our 39 cent 2:0

-line. See us for your Christmas ‘

i found

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& than

with

though a littu liner. nu elven |i°°d`

c results pa icularly in resistance to

disease. Norwegian Ottawa No. 'l10 '_

an outstanding yielder

among the

856 The most prontable crops of beans

are secured

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menLs,see

, farm crops ' ` I _ `

' S 'mon' 1| ` ' MONTAGNAC COATS in grey and blue M n ‘ii I M

- "’_*'”-C*-‘ '~ ‘ii A , ' .g, , _

Grocery stars; i THE C°5T°FT1l'EDR*m5 $100.reducedto...._....... . _ . . . . . . I lr-sllgll -`.

21 Weymouth Street iazxperiniental 1-‘arms Ni-.Lei ~q" l ` ‘ . _ if 211 Eugtgn Su-eg; A The cast of tile drains varies con-I ,`~‘ MONTAGNAL LOATS in blue mlb' $85.00 ik

siderably,dependlnglargcly on thel reduced '

nature oif the subsoil, local labour ~ i

_ conditions, and the method of‘instal- -,I KASHA COATS in Hue, $7530 redlwed

_SEASON -HOKE-rs for Bedeque Ilation. On the Central Exper.ment:il t _ A \ "'

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PLAY of Christmas Gifts. Mabons sgeczgst

Store. _ 9837-12-12-l0l acre W - ._*xMAs sUGor:s'rioNs.-r~iini- ' er Desk Sets. Waterman Fountain ,wt up

Pens, Parker Pens, Cameras lin Digg. colors), Hand Bags, Fiction Books, m the

if Manicure Sets, Ivory Goods. Mabons tum - Drug STDFB. 9837-12-12-101. ' ,_ _» ____ total

, _xisrscinns ron christmas. /iii "‘“"d_- ,`our ladies coats, jersey and tweed t"'a°tb°

.V idresses, and sweaters at half price. dug y

I - ~

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' a. compared with 26 cent.. per West

l

0

from stones the cost per rod ol grands u

el sets, col

etc at bar Wd’ Ltd Mon ‘°°' '

i loss 12-zo ai °""""°

lice

RTS bmld mncliie digging did not vary inatrr- Enman Grand View, P E I whlch,Thcir

_ . gloycs. scx. muy

feet

m thcds tried, costing not irore ivory

yielded well Michilarl Ricbdllcf

been

colored typos.

when careful attention is

to soil and plant food requirc

d selection and culture.

average ylcld for the Dominion

16.7 bushels per acre. At ‘

ln comparison with other seems worthy of consider-

Rmk Wm be anuable on Suurdw 'l=‘arm, Ottawa, an extensive system of

rains has recently been install- `

, . . `.\_i

plans: w_ 'I-_ Bowne” P_.N_ Tuck ed by thc Field Hiisoanciy Divison. _ er’ Williun Cam,ec},;_ 1032.13_19.6i At llrcvlillillg labour l‘atcS, the C05t - »

__ of installation exclusive of the cost

_PRESENT YOUR HOME Wm, a l of tile, has ranged from 14 cents per

4;'

ndcr Iavourage conditions to

per

prevalent in thc snbsoll. The "V

¢hArk,ttet°Wn_ 1035_12_20_2i_ ,average labour cost ol drains installed `

'entirely by hand was $1.01 per rod, as I compared with 89c. per rod where .

I ' to

Eastern Guardlan iliahhxhngconsidered, the average cost

. _gi

machinery was used. For all

9 cents per rod for labour. and

pei- rod for tile, a total aver- of $1.53 per rod. This cost is ~

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Dm' Some' 9837`u'12'1m' rather high, due to the prevalence of i _

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and all kinds of Tobacco. Mabons cost need

l Drug S°°'°' 9837'12`12`1°i' for installation and 64 cows for tile

l _ ci- a total of 92 cents per rod. Q `

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` "°C|C'Ans AND CIGARMTES in favourable conditions, where full use 1;' _Xmas boxes. Cigar Lighters, Pipes, is made

of ditching machinery, the ` not exceed 28 cents per rod i

cost per acre of tile drains de on the spacing between later t 90 cents per rod the cost per ill range from about $16.00 laterals are, 150 feet apart. to hand. $48.00 where latcriils arc 50 grader art. in the lg was the largest wii\gl~ item plough

si

labour cost of drains installed by .

and to 40 pu- cent where the n ditcher was used In drains huns the cost of digging was

four feet deep was 95 cents per of Mr S

:i drain two feet deep, ai. in msn

nlth the depths down to four took

I but “here boulders were prcvsl Church on Saturday November 8 at

l

e cost of digging was miiic than a p ni ly proportional to the dcptn thc ch kfilllng with a road grndei was The to be the most ecoiioinical of rlsge

e

6 cents per rod as compared with a 25 cents per rod for illlng by arrang

_ marked excellence ata price which does not even hint at its true wo

rod where large boulders I," A d

ii . _ _ . _

labour cost of drains at Ot- oi a slush scraper for backfililng nounting to '17 per cent of thc 'not more economical than hand fill-

to increase iapidly “ith tne A very pretty wedding was that of

Thus the cost of digging A Mlsslleonore Estellesnyder. daughter

Oak Lane and Mr Robert Em

McGinnis, son of Mr and Mrs.

of over 460 per ccnl in lanJ Claude S McGinnis of Wyiicote, and

place in the Oak Lane Baptist

by her father, wore a. gown of satin made on princess lines

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S iilarger types- All\°llil‘ fl" V\l’l°¢ . P C ' it

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M , 1' . . . . _.. c at wa. iivy evva 0- _ s

X131; lllllilxcdpfgandy, 2 lbs ggc ‘matured on the average in 102 days ,lily

25 rt ,,

Overcoats. for Men }

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Coming as this event does-directly before this festive lio|iday_ A*

lt. makes its appearance at a most opportune time to get an Overcoat of 'V

Here are garments noted for their superior styling, their better fabrlog

and their custom tailoring-now offered in seven groups at the low

pricc quoted in many your. Men with keen foresight will take advant ,_, nge of these reductions. ~ '-4

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BROWN PLAID LLAMACOTE $75.00, re- $ ‘ " uced to

ALPACAS, ALPINES and SILVER- 90 '“'

TONES, $50.00, reduced to '

BROWN aussi-:nav coins 515.00 - ` -

ducedio. . . _ _ . . . . . _ . . .

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On wet clay land, where thefarpearl necklace, a. gift 0'! the Il‘00m. MT- GUY 3°"""- M"~ Frank 0"'-l' could not bc used, ploughlng ‘was her only ornament. Bhs carried a Zimmerman, Mr. Mellus Hoff-Swartz, excavated soil wltli ia wnllilng bouquet of orchids and lilies of the and Mr. James Collins. proved sntlsf:icio|'y. lho use valley. A f°°°P"l°n ”“m°dm°ly f°"°'°d

vm; Miss the ceremony at the home of the

Park, bride'5 parents, 7128 Ogontt avenue. honon After a wedding trip Mr. McGinnis

Th., and his bride will reside st 6235

Martha Paddock, ot Wyncote; Miss Chestnut street, Philadelphia Lovin.. Hannah. or ocoaii city. N. J.; The mom in ii 1i1¢ml>°r°l'li= Plill- Min Helen nosnier, or Elkins Park: ldelvhla °i'°lif~=l“ “ W” “"°"l °| Miss Beatrice Schlehner. also of Elk- the llSh0l‘S- ins Pai-it Miss Katherine steer, oi Mn- W- 0- SDWH- iilvll-ll\l°° Whitemarsh and Miss Eleanor Maur- years old, €l'lihdl\'l0lh€l' 01 ill! llllll er, of North Glenside. They wore tef- W" 5 3”” 5° me wddms' `

feta gowns of pastel shade trimmed with tulle and carried muffs of tulle.

hats slippers and lace mltts of egg shell color. 'I‘hey wore

Dorothy Artley, of Latham attended the bride as maid of

-_.___ bi-idesmslds included: Miss McGlNNlS-SNYDEB

and Mrs Willlum H Snyder of

on ol Mr and Mrs Wellington

street corner oraior had been

upon in answer more quash

The

called ions than he expected and he vu! becoming muddled.

Tell them all you know. shouted

a heckler during an awkwnri llllllf- It won't take you long.

l'll tell them all we lwih Kllllll.

|s|~."iu the crater; it woii " take illli'

were

shoulder corsagc bouquets.

Master Arthur McGinnis, a small

brother of the groom, was ring bearer

Dr Alonzo Winters. pastor of

urch offlciatcd

bride who was given in mar and he wus dressed in ii. while satin

suit

Mr Maurice Sharp, of Wyoming.

s°rved as best msn and the usher.. included M . Robert Bloom.,lc|tr1l

court train Her tulle veil was

ed with a coronet of pearls and

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lsclections and save money. T. G. th lives Lia., Montague. ioss-iz-zo-si °

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fly;

<Experime

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inf diet that among the many econ- iomic plants belonging to the legumc _ ifarnily there is none so important from the standpoint of its use for human food. Owing to the imperiali-

-~ 'able nature of dry held beans they

,are marketed in all countries of the lworld and at all seasons of the year. i 'ro satisfy tho demand or the canad- i ian people it requires annually about ll,500,000 bushels 0! which 150,000 to i200.00o bushels must be imported.

Production in Canada cn a five year \,\ average has been 1.212.400 bushels. i

Productivity varies in a given lco- \ i

allty with such factors as strain of _ ;srcd. weather, soil, fertility. prevnl- il' _ence of dlsotsc and date of nrst kill- i

" i ing nulumn frc-mt. Tests carried out "l funder the Dominion Experimental .\_

Farms have shown that beans may be _ y ‘ grown successfully in any province of ' 'V

Ithe Dominion although sections oi' V {,

N Eastern Canada are more particularly f* "‘ adopted for a profitable extension cf ,_ ,

5 bean growing. _ `

Beans frequently have no nxogl ‘ I

y‘ln:~. in the ci-opplnn system. Thcy ` firtllcrnlly do best following clover sod ` I

` ,such ca sweet clo\'er plowed down I from t‘ic previous season's seeding. ""

I-The land must be in good condtlon in ' ___,'

,0V¢l'Y regard since the crop cannot

stand "wet feet" or competition from .\' weeds. special machinery is not pe. W quired. Seeding may be done with an W

ordinary grain drill with rows twenty- , eight inches apart, using thirty-nvc " to forty-five pounds of reed per iicrc. 11,' The ordinary com culitvntor is re~ 1' arranged and used for bean work. A "-V

special amchmmt swung under thc ordinary farm cultlvatoi- may bg img

m ,.2-I§!-C12-:Q1-:§p:§=‘°-ag;-55,5-,-

_ Li" Eriisioui -Ii ._ =-= EXAMINATION I-I “

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BE ONE of THE MANY

Who Will Visit

Santa Claus ‘U

Headquarters

From N ow Until CHRISTMAS

I

CARTER’S BO OKSTORE

ls full of Holiday Gifts for old and Young Books for everybody. The latest. by boil Authors. Then ws have Book; for Boys and Girls and Picture Books for the Child- ren. Come in and look them over. Bibles and Testaments, Prayer and Hyillll Books in great variety. Christmas Cards and Booklets. A wonderful Assortment of Xmas Seals and Tags, Colored Twines. etc. A beautiful line of Boxed Statioir ery. Holly Boxes, Waterman'a Fountain Pens, and the Noweat in Stationery.

CARTER'S B

and well displayed

' etc., etc., too many to enumerate, but

Come and See Mo Storee put togethe

Prompt attention to everybody.

` Carter 6°? Co., Ltd.

SANTA

ic. Toy sToRE is upstairs. Hero you will no an oiidlw Stock ofthe Newestin Toys, Games, Dolls, Mechanical Toy!-

re Toya than all other r. Open each evening.

CLAUS HEADQUARTERS

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