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Button Boots .. $1.98

sizes 2%, 3. ' . Patient Pumps . . . . ' 82.98 sizes 2%, 3, 3% and 4. _‘ Two strap House Slippers glza Ziyfto 7 .... .... $2.98‘ Fine Laced Boot; .. $2.98 ‘Patent and Kid A A Sizes 2% to 4. Gun Metal Boots Leather_or Neoiin soles $4.96 Sizes 2% to 7.

Childrens Dongola Kid ’

Blucher Boots Size a to 101,5 $1.93‘

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That this service is apprec- iated is evidenced by our constantly increasing volume of business. We sincerely thank our pat- rons. and will continua to strive to merit their conﬂd- once,

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E. E. PARKMAN ‘J eweler 8c Optometris

Graduate with honors from. the Canadian Opthalmic Col- lege, Toronto, Ont. '

Scientiﬁc examination of the eyes with the most mod- ern methods and appliances.

We use the Itetlnoscopo or Shadow Test. The Electric Opthalmometer. The Electric Opthaimoscops for determin- ing the diseased renditions of the eyes. The Ski Optomet- er (the above instruments‘ are the Ollly ones in Kins! County.) The Revelation Test "Cabinet and many more deli- cate instruments.

We are Opticians to the people who wnnt the beat in quality and satisfaction and we are constantl-y testing , with good results patients ho have tried elsowhereTi-y s and "be convinced that we ive highest quality and best suits with a saving oi’ 20 per cent or more.

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Montague, P. E. I.

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Fur Sales Meetiig, Montreal

The Panadian Government Rall- Wﬂyo" will Diaco at Tormentine, to meet tho Steamer 0n the 13th 13st,, Plllmall B199!“ rs to accomodute DQSBBHKPFH sons to Montreal to attend tho abcve stated meeting. Already a number oi’ reservations have been mad .~_ Application; gm- fui-ihor reservations can be made l0 “ﬁlm'- Aﬁeiit, Summorside, W. 1c. lingers, City Ticket Agent, Char- lottetown or to W. T. Huggan, D. P. A. Charlottetown. '

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That we carry a complete line of:

Patent Medicines

Drugs

Fancy Goods

Groceries

Flour and Feeds Stationary

Boots and Shoes Rubbers

Rubber Boots Lumhermanb Rubber EDISON Piioivooaslrns

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While in Montague,\some in and give us a trial, we guarantee satisfaction.

Family perscriptlons caro- fuily compounded.

Carruthers OlPilfllillllli Limited

Druga, Grocarlea, Boots and Shoes

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.."BCHOOL WORK.—The follow- ing is the honor roll of ligllngton School for the month of February. Grade Vlli-Gussie McDonald. Grade V—Blanche Stead. Grade lV Sr.——-1, Fulton Underhay; 2, Myrtle Din-gwcli; 3, Orrin Dlngweli. Grade iV ir.—-<1, Flcyde McKenzie; 2, John .l. McDonald; 3, Brent Stead. Grade I-lLl-—l, Ernest Underhay; 2. Ellen Stead; 3. Harry McKenzie. Grade Ii——i, Florence Cofilni; 2, Alice McKenzie. Grade l-‘i, Clem- entine Fisher; 2, Archilbaid Fisher; ti. Loretta Fisher. Peiifect attend- ance——iFloyde McKenzie, Alice Mc Keuzie, Florence Ciifln.

Lit-Oi- ADDRESS ANID PRESENTATION

A deputation waited on Mr. and Ali's. Wlllluni Green of Hunter Riv- er-aiid on belt/alt oi’ the Methodist Suiidny School at Wheutley River. of which ﬂvlr. Green is the able Superintendent and Mrs. Green n teacher, presented them with the following address together with a beautiful palrof gold cuff links and tie pin to Mr. Green and a lovely stifling silver pie knife to Mrs. Green.

[Following is the address:

Wheutley River, Feb. 21st, 1920. Mr. and Mrs. lVillllniii Green

Dear Frlends:—Picuse accept those small gifts on behalf uf lllP Sunday School.

Not for their intrinsic worth or vziluc, but trying in purt to show our appreciation of your services as Superintendent of our Sunday School and to Mrs. Green for her yiainsluking eilloris as teacher and untlzlng endeavours to make our Christmas tree a success.

" Hoping you i-ihnll both see many more years o'f Christian service is tho cnriicst wish of the undcrslgu ed. Athol Railkham a Mrs- Cheater Rackham Mrs. Norman Ling Mrs. Archie Barrett Miss Tillie Smith Mrs. Nelson Stead Miss Rita Waye Miss Florric Ling (Patriot please copy.)

IN MEMORIAM

MR. MICHAEL J. CONNOLLY

-l|. is with sincere regret that the death of Mr. Mich-sol J. Connolly of Murell is recorded. The sud ev- r~nt occurred ut the (lharlottetowu llospita-l on Sunday, Ftliiruiiry 15th alter a week's illness with pneu- monia. liis passing is particularly sad for it .is the second bereave- ment within the week, his sister Melvlnn having died on Itebruai-y

secured n position in the land of‘ flee. Charlottetown, and left home on February 2nd for that place immediately assuming his new dut- ies. About a week prior to his de- niise he contnacted a severe cold which developing into pneumonia necessitated his removal to the City Ilospitai where all was done that could be done but to iin av- ail. l-le passed away at the early age of 34 years comforted by the last rites of the Roman Catholic Church. '

, Though all miss him, his cheery companionship ian-d warm irlend- ship and [eel their loss keenly, yet knowing that he is infinitely more happy than he COlild\8V€l‘ be on earth no one would wish hi-m buck aga-ln. Death is always most dis- tressing but when it comes to loved ones uwuy ifrom home it seems ter- rlble to those who remain.

His body was sent to Moreli Sla- tion where a large numlber of friends and relatives were waiting to uiccoinipauy it to his former home. The funeral took place on Tuesday, February l7th ‘to St. Jus- eph‘s Church n'here_ the Rev. P. A. McDonald oﬂlciatcd at the church and grave. iiiis body now rests in the last resting place b0- slde the newly moulded grave oi his sister to await the glorious res- urrection. The pail ‘bearers were Walter Byrne, John Keefe, Joseph Duffy. Ray Trainer, John Walsh and William Walsh.

Besides the douibly bereaved ino- lher two sisters, Mrs, J. O'Neil. New Castle. NuB-i mid Ste-lie Kl homo and four brothers, Bernard Walter, Louis and William all at home are left to mourn.

Mia-y his soul rest in peace. '-‘

it wit >1’ ii‘ i, 9th previously. Mr. Connolly 113d it it

MR. PROSPERE GAUDET On Friday morning, February 27. the angel of death visited the homo of Mr. Prospcre Gaudet of Peter- villc and clalmed§for its victim his beloved daughter MilKKl8.Al|llOlI$ll the deceased had been an invalid almost since infancy ‘yet she was onioylng fairly good health up to a few hours previous to her death and her sudden death came as a shock to all. She was of a kind and loving nature and hcr bright and sunny disposition won for her l1 1,05; or friends. Tho funeral servi- ces were held Sunday afternoon at the immaculate Conception Church Palmer Road‘, Rev. P. C. Gauth- ier officiating. The pull bearer! were: John Le Clair, Wilfrid Bren- nan, Willie Perry, llcnri Arsrnnuit. Alphonso Perry ‘and Eddie Bernard

leaves to mourn three sisters and ilve brothers. To the bereaved fam- ily the community extends its deep- or; sympathy. Ilequiescnt in Pace.

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..'EASTERN NOTES.-—-Mrs. J. W. Turner of Souris is in the city visiting friends. Miss Ruth |Coi‘fln ct Sourls was in the city visiting liere friends. Capt. John McEacheru 0'1’ Sheiiwocd was in the city from Murray Harbor where he has been on a business trip. influenza has ceased in Souris and North Shore.

..'NEW-PO_RT NOTE8.—Messrs Lawrence Butler and Mick Steele have returned fruin New iii-uns- wick where they spent the past few months in the iuiiiiueriiig business.- —1’i‘he new ruiui mail carrier, Mr. William Fltnpatrick, is winning thi- respect of all by the punctual and pleasing manner he exhilblts dur- lug his daily delivei'y.——We are ugnln indebted to Mr. I-luglile Mc- lliicliern for the enjoyable qii-e-leii Lnl dance given at his home. Mus- ic was furnished by our local viol- iiiists, ‘lllessrs Jeruiiic McLean anu Hugh McEicliern, assisted by Jack lilcCormack, Bougliton island. A’ Iiainty lunch was served iii Mrs. McEncherms well linown style. Hughie is ever-ready to entertain the "Juvenile >c‘iub."—'l he farmers 0i‘ the vicinity are busily engaged in procuring their supplies of fire- wood‘. They appedr to follow the inoto which says "Neveiuput off until tomorrow what you can do lcdnyﬁ-ihiisscs (feceliu Wilson and Mary Bout-hard were Pelltdli irii-liors to lJc Grois Mirsh. They zittendeil the pi-er-lentul dance giv- en in the neighborhood.—’l‘licrc has been a great dcnl of sickness throughout the surrounding coun- try but at the time of writing all the patients are rccovering.--l\lisg (‘arric Mc-‘Lcan is spending the win- it‘! with lllirs. John Steele, during Mr. Steele's ubsel1ce.—~ll/lr. 10s- --pli Mciforiiiac, has ibeen ‘fortunate enough to secure the contract oi hauling wood for iiic factory at munching. lie is being n-bly assist- ed by Mr. Put COIlll()l'5.—~ll1ll‘. Jos- ullll Fay, student nt Si, l)unstan's University is siponilliii; n lew weeks with his parents at Newport.~— ilr. Patric); llilr-lntyre is engaged ll present in getting out lumber for n fish di-lei-.—liis friends are oijoylng the company Ol' Cir-pl. Frank (lnm-pbizll for the past few ~.voeks.—~.\lr. Larry Butler has pur- CllfiSiiLl a new driving liors0.—'l‘he ilflercnt road; of the district are in excellent condition. The credit .4 due to our untiriug road muster ‘llr. John li‘iizpulrlck.—'l‘hera has been no class in the De Gros hlursli School for the past week, owing to ‘he illness of the teacher, Miss Ge- noa liewls.-~ihi-iss Mary McLean, Dc Gros Marsh is spending u flaw ivoeks in Sourls ‘the guest of her uncle, Rev. J. C. Niche-an;- What might have proved a destruc- ‘lve ﬁre occurred at the home oi‘ l\lr. Angus McCormac, Newport, a "ew nights agolleigi- ors aid soon

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were alhle and in our service and cniiimuiilty found you ready to assist in any- thing which intcrcsts io-f t-hc community. In

short we can pay you no greater compliment than to 58')’ that you

have been a friend to us. We wish‘ lhut we could keep you.

case that in the early days ovi a bankers life, advance comes by transfer. your promotion we knlow that it is well merited and deserved.

of our esteem and romcniibcr that we shall always be glad‘ to see you in Tynje Valley.

and associates.

gnnilemen, in view of the high cost of living, we ought to increase our pastor's salary?

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A very enjoyalhle evening was rpent on tho 29 of Fribruary when :1 iparty ot‘ young folk met at the home o‘f Mr. Ephrlam Phillips of ’I‘-_vnrr Valley to bid good bye to Mr. Wilfred Mc'.\leill Royal Bank of Canada. Tyne Valley who is shortly to be transferred to Digby, ‘i. ‘S. The evening was spent in games, music while "Epll" as usual delighted the audience with his witty sayings and comical songs. Rev. Mr. Auld read the address 11nd Miss Georgie Phillips present- ed Mr. McNeili with i]. beaigiful travelling ‘bag.

‘Mr. iMcNeill, although taken by surprise thaniked them in a fe-w well chosen words. The party af- ter singing “We're nli jolly good fellows” then left for their respec- iive homes, The following is the address rend to Mr. lylcNelll.

.\Ii'. Xvlllfred McNeil Tyne Volley, P. E. I. t

Having heard that you are short- ly to be transferred from this branch of the Royal Bank oi’ Cun- udu we your friends of 'i‘yne Valley liiivc gathered here tonight in say far veil to you and alsolo express e-grct at ‘your ileparture. We are sorry in see you go because in your sltuy licrc you have endeared yourself i0 us in many ways. in

1l\Vily'S been courteous, ohllgiug nnd ivilling to serve us as far as You life we liuvc always

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Signed ln ‘behnlvf oi your friends

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