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ALLFAX. Dec. 16. -—- (OP) —

ihapuiness and La Barrancn.“ _

UNDER PRESSURE

Iv ozone: AGNEW

CHAMIERIAIN

Q Gentle Allilw Chamberlain ‘WNU Service

' Player's cigar- ettes have “wetprooi" i paper which does not

I etick to the lip

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She looked at him steadfastly. “All those vears my father stayed here. Mr. Bradley. Bu La Bar- rancn isn't here; it's in Mexico. I'm going to Mexico."

Joyce laid the warrant. already endorsed. on Mr. Bradley's desk and rose. "I'm leaving the money with vou. but you understand I may need a great deal of it any day. don't you?"

"Sit down. Joyce." he said sober- iy. "Do you. kncw what I've been asking mysej?"

"No. sir." said Joyce. sinkinlz to the edge oi her choir.

"If I had a ezirl—vour like. vour looks. vour background — what would I want scmc other fellow to do in this nartlculzn" case?" He frowned. "Of course vou remem- ber Mexico but. do vou remember what happened?"

she sat stariniz at the floor, not answerlniz once. "I know What vou mean." she said finally. "Ind I'll t-rv to explain. I remember ev- erivthiniz. but I've found out that Ibelniz tar awnv from a thin: like that doesn't help vou to fornet-it lmakes it into a nictnre on the Will‘.

izo bv contrasts. dcn't thev? I won't snv anvthlniz about Esinboro: all can tel‘ vou is that. when Ive

IThcn there's somiehinw else. Places

l lbeen unhappy. ‘vhen I'm i'i\Ost mis-

I look back and dream c‘

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urchin.

smsng hni‘ w." r-i hi.- f-wn, " '|

mother isn't hen’: Mr. "radic". ’ mean she couldn't ocssiblv come to v~i-iv»u~.-n_n»v N.“ in --<. thmmiqts,

‘Dces ihnt sound in0'l<h l" vou?"

lTo be Continued) WEST COVEHEAD SCHOOL Rﬂiort for November Grade X—-‘ Rein MacMillan. Z. Mv't:'e MWMlllan. Grad IX-i. A‘vln MacDonald. 2. Gioria Mayo Grade vY-vrm 1. Bet-t" Mic- Millan ib\ 1. Katlfren Mawcrrvd Gfade 1v ~10 1. Au<t'n Mave 2 Donald MacKinnon 3, Mabel Cams-

fend.

1b) 1. Glydon Willis. 2. Florinda Tlhcmas ti. Aiethn May-e.

Grads} 11_r;n 1. Davd MscKm- ncn. 2, Isabel M2cKinn:n_ 3. Mel- vin Wills.

(bl 1. Ada MncKlnncn.

(‘q-ado T-l_q| 1. Blllv MacKlnn-ﬁn 2. Ina Bell, 3. Bwrbara MHOKWWVI" lb) O;ville Wfl‘fs.

Pereantagi 0t Att-rn-dznc": 01.5 Perfect Attendance; FlOPlIlitlB. Thomas; Cir-ion W ‘us: Devi-d MavKinnnn; Isabel MecKiumiii Melvin Willis: Ernest B11; lilo Bell; Ada MalcKlnncn: Bil‘? M3" --E)d1t.h Z. MacEvrni. ‘Pﬁﬂcllef- Kinnon.

Gifts By

Lentheric

Here you will find a

lovely display of Len-

theric Gay French Toiletries, singles or in ‘ sets. ,1

The Perfume Sets range in price from

$1.50 i0 $10.50

according to number of items in each.

The Toilet Waters Come in TWEED ABIENTOT I MIRACLE, SHANGHAI, CARNATION, LOTUS D’0R

We have them with Atoniizer tops and

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‘ ‘one representations” razor-dint the necessity of o. plan to solve the "serious situation now existiml in Maritime farm production" were rnatle m Federal authorities last week. John A .\'lili.'illlil(i. Nova Sc.- tla. lvllnistor o1 Acrioulturc. said lest filillit. wvm his arrival here from a. conference at Ottawa. Mr. Mc- Donald said ho stressed the situa- tion "in WlllP-ll inmiers are facinl flSlllQ costs n1 production while lihO

for the products they raise |1~e in come crises being pegged or at least tthev llliivtti: not. Iii/Elli‘ combo-ra-

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ilve o pr t 1 c0 aﬂjrzi

without

I Toilet Soap in four odors, 3 in $1.50 box at. — — — --

Full line of sets and I singles for men

‘ Jmiiasoirs

Drug Store ,

For long wear and solid comfort

PURDlE-FERGUSON

Sunnytsidc

wear VIMY

The Miner preuure cured

laced rubber: . . . waterproof to the iop

Sizes for the whole family.

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Charlottetown

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Cardigan Head and Vicinity

_ Mr. Russell Gordon was a vis- itor to the city on Wednesday.

During the past week quite g number of can have been runningin the country and the roads which were quite bad from the heavy snow fall are now beaten clown and in very fair condition for motorists. Mr. Duncan Carmichael 48 Road, was in the city both lhursdsy of last week by truck carrying a. full load of freight both ways and returned without any difficulties.

Mr. Duncan Carmichael, Albany. spent a couple 0t days of 48 Road during the past. week he was the guest oi his cousin, R, D. Cor- michael.

Senator J. A. McDonald. Cardi- gan. motored lo Montague. Friday on business

Mr. J. C. McCormick Si. Georges. motored to 4B Road Fri- vélzn" to inspect a car load of pota- oss.

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During the past week a smell‘ quantity of potatoes were trucked to Georgetown. this hing about the liist for the season. liS the remaind- cr will new be shipped in car lcads 1r lii this v'cin:ty

Mr. Slczllng hicleccl who has been employed in the city ior the inst months spent. the weekend with

his >is‘cr. Mrs \Vlll‘"i]l Mrncirem. New Perth. Mr. A ~ Pod intends leaving for the n: and shortly.

* | The members o! the Baldwins Road Wcmens IlYSJtlIlC met at the home of Mrs. John M. Currdii on Tuesday evening for their regular monthly meeting There were twelve members and several vis- itors present. Mectlnj opsred with a. prnyer for peace The president presided. The minutes of the nrevi- ous meeting were read and an- proved. Roll call ivas answered b; each member. It was moved and seconded that $5.00 be vofcd to help defray expenses of school Christmas tree. A letter frcm thc Prince Ed- ward Island Library was rcld by the secretary and it was decided to send for box of books. The secre~ tary was asked to send a letter of sympathy to Mrs. Peter Carter in the recent sad bereavement Re- ports from the sick and school committees were given. The mem- bers decided to clean the school be- for the Christmas entertainment. Mrs. P. A. McKennn kindly in- vited. the members to her home for the next meeting. Roll call to be answered by the name of a lit-wry book I have Read Meeting closed with the National Anthem. after which a dainty lunch was served by the hostess and a pleasant social hour was spent. The teachenand pupils of the school are busily en- gaged in preparing a Christmas school concert which will be held in the near future.

Mr. and Mrs. Cr-"les Bradley. 5t. ‘Iiereau. were ltore to the city during the past. week.

Mr. Maurice Block, City. moim- ed to Cardigan end 48 Read, Wed- nsday on business-

Mr. L. O. Montgomery, City, wee o business visitor to 48 Road Saturday by car.

Mr. end Mia. Bertram Ieard. Lorne Valley, motored to the City on Wednesday.

Mr. Peter McKenna. Baldwin's Read vms it recent visitor!‘ to the

Quite a number of people are confined to their homes on account o! severe colds although no serious cases have been reported so is:

Mr. McEoohern of the firm R. E. Mutch 6n Co. Chaﬂotteio n, motored to 48 Rood via. Cardlgln last Saturday on business.

Mr. Philip McInnis, spent the giaét week in this vicmlty inspect-

Mr- Thomas Gallant. City, spent ah; weekend visiting friends at 40

Mr. Joseph Cullen. 48 Rood. was a visitor to the city on Monday.

Mr. Joseph McAulay, P. l. I. ieleblwne employee Charlottetown, spent the weekend at his homo in Cardigan Head. Mr H

s. anna Goodwin, Bobbi ' Road, received he sad news of £5 death of her sister, ms Callaghan at the City Hospital on Satiexday Min- a short illness Mrs, good.

"*2 WHYHAVE i$ n3’; some A‘ .1221"?

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Wednesday and ,

gm box-free of charge.

Slips $1.00 “v

Tailored slips . . . richly fin- ished and trimmed slips, all love- ly garments from the most ar- tistic designers in the Dominion.

$1.00, $1.50, $2.00. 52-95

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- Dance Sets

Somebody is going to be charm- ied beyond words with one, two, half dozen of these dainty things

$1.59, $2.00, $2.95

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Give Her Dainiy "Undies"

She may be stwccd girl-she may never appear in anything but a strictly tailored suit-but underneath it all she adores silk. Pure gill; underwear that feels so soft and tender on the skin. AmL-she like; plain tailored slips that fit well-give no trouble with sagging hem. lines or bursting seams. We carry a wide range of modern underwear and slips. And-your Christmas gift of undies will he put in a Lingerie

Lingerie Department

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Could any gift be more com- pleiely satisfying than a luxuri- ous House Coai . . . in 0M 0i the many styles that are shown in our Lingerie Department to- day.

The illustrations give an idea of

some of the popular ones. There are many types and prices-

$6.95. $8.95. 5111-95. $12-95

Open Nights Until Christmas

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win and family motored to the city lotion. ‘ One woouenu blanket donated w‘

on Sunday to attend the funeral "From Jean" was the tag on two Red Cross. “Maw , I which was held on Monday mom- packages oi cigarettes, u cornbina- " iiliswse scalps removing int; tlon cigarette case and lighter. n. Amount. 0f Money Till"! l" 1m“ ham smile ‘md dandrlmm“

tie holder and o. collar pin. 0e — — — — — - '4 4-

"11 Douglas, Richard or Jean Donations Z- will send their daddy's address to Net amount o1 Rev. W. J. the Postmaster General, Ottawa. C. the parcel will be addressed end will go forward by the next stolm- ship," a post office statement said.

NORTH WILTSll-IZRE WAR SER- VICE UNIT

.. Mk. and Mrs. R. D. Carmichael Z 48 Rood motored to Montague, Monthly on business.

Total — — — — — —- — $23.

SundryEx-pmaes——-——- $1.36 Amount forwarded t0 Red Omen — — — — — — —- Amountmhend ---— — 81.35 Members of the unit collected for mo Crows drive in the autumn of-

SANIA CAN'T FIND SOLDIER PADDIES

OITAWA, Dec. i’! --'I‘ho base poet. office wants to see that the soldier father of Douglas, Richard

The twentieth meeting oi the

elu bneae wit. in.

and Jean gets his Giariotmas prm- North Wilt-shire We: Service Unit Nov 1939 — — — — — -— —$38.70i ante on t-irm. but the children will was held at the homo of Mrs. G. Sept. 1940 _ _ _ _ _ _ $5.10 was no wrapper on e o o year's o — — — — — — — . ' .- mmvioi: M“ u» Biriiioyiengihilqwlcpm" 15th: the r m 41sec i five-pound candy box containing work was glvgh. Wont done. l ‘n hm“ °

their giits when it. reached

the '78 pairs of socks. '1 scarves, 1'1 base office.

sweaters, 4 pairs of half-mitts, 5

"Daddy with love from Douglas pairs of wristlets. 24 hospifal shirts. oimtect points without interfering and Richard" was the message on 8 pairs of pyjamas, B surgeon's with flow of current and that a small parcel of shaving song and gowns, 16 Inglis! masks quenohea working-

A VISIT TO SANTA CLAUS-Over the Hougtetope

A liquid has ‘bison developed for lhauld

cleaning end bricatixig electric

‘msv cneccsu neaur ‘DIEM 60M! TD H $TOP n: ueur n: a rznmse unaw 4 nous: m».

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7715i’ SPIED $065 ME LIGHTS‘

WHICH ‘IHEYJJIYMHS’ A4 70h”, ﬁll/D TUE/V 71E 8/0 SLED

5664M 7U COME DOJVN.

UP 111mm: res/cow FLAKEJ‘ m: sue sum, 1r Fzsnr, wnu mum nun Tons"

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Multiple disks in amnTevvLriiothr-i

Phillips’ Lecture - - s oi) DQ suffef From Headaches?

It. is hard to struggle along with a head that aches

end ‘us all the time. _ _ headache need not be en illness in itself, but it may be e symptom that. there is intestinal

.. ° hlls”.ii.l.°tl°ft'l'ihlhiiib“‘ﬁ.tilobiiéli°ii.ilyiswm-i Burdock “w! mg...- Help! w remove manna ofﬁltieedmlliﬂesﬁbi mﬂ§§m§i;§f°§'§fj§,l§ rpm, us am y reg l n: .

and toning up the sluggish live: end wiien this lies been accomvllllw" m‘ headaches disappear.

Get. B. B. B. at any drug counter. Price 11.00 a bottle-

The T. Milburn 00-. Limited. Toronto. Ont

DIlCEMBER 19, 1940

GOWIIS $2.00 up

Here's a gift to dream about _ _ or to dream in! You'll find the most charming range of gowns, here at

$2.00, $2.95, $3.95

Panties

Choose Christmas gifts where the beeutlful garments are shown in moot generous range. These at

59c, $1.00, $1.25, $1.59

Second Floor

0R. SAY MERRY CHRISTMAS

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Stockings

You just can't go ivrong. no woman ever had enough of them, so remember the ls- land’s greatest stock of hosiery is here!

79c $1.00 and $1.15

f;trinslucen_t lilmllfl-‘f 0 ilexlblel new dnrning cgg contains an i w

trlc bulb fed by a

"andle to illu ate its work-

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