i717

I - 4

imccifinsn

or Park Corner Schoill

ber:—— .

il-l Hazel Bernard. 2, ‘n5, 3 Ethel Manhood 4 i-uaril. Grade Vl—~l Helen Arcliio Pldzeon, 3 Eve-

Navigation .011 St. Lawrence Sus- pended By Gale

u-

HTHE

ouor IIOIII Harmon's cumin.

‘Poi RANCH roi- sale. See m. in this Moor. 10632-5-01

‘SPECIAL PRICES to-r thirty days on our complete stock oi Slelghs, Robes, Coats bud Bells. See them and get prices, A, Horne and Co. 10652 7 9|

CIVIL, SERVICE-Join the clas- ses at the Union Commercial Col- lege and get in line tor a good po- sltion. Full particulars oli applica- tion to Prin. Moran. 10512-2841

THE RED CROSS ENROLLMENT ﬂmDﬂli-ln will commence Monday, "December. 11th with the district oi Great George Street. Have your annual fee ready when the collec. tors call. Annual niembers $1.00 which includes ‘the monthly maga- zines. Lite members $25. 10700-9-21

FUR COATS FOR LADIES on sale. Also made to order at reas.

OGDENSBURG. N. Y.. Dec. 8- Navlgation on the St. Lawrence River was virtually suspended today when a 60 mile north-west gale swept the _ river and north country. Two hundred passengers were marocned here and at Pres- icott, ferries ibeing held in port until the storm had abated.

rd. Grade V—-1 _Haroid ‘Jﬁﬂll Sharp 3 Lillian Me radeill-d Glennie Mac iiriel Montgomery, 3 zeou. Grade ll—1 Eileen George Stewart. Grade I = MacKay, 2 Jennie Ho.

‘ckey’s Black Twist Chewing Tobacco BRINGS »A fISMILE WITH EVERY CHEW v

Millions Of Figs Used a Yearly

lcliey iiNichoisoa Tobacco Ltd.

Mactur," Charlottetown

l

l ‘it '

__ - "i?" .m om

‘iIINEY BASIC SLAG

rtiﬁed with Phosphoric Acid)

» l

' is moreinterestingito know what of our most prominent agricul- al experts has to say ‘about Slag, n anything we can tell you, and quote what ‘Professor Cumming d at the Fruit Growers Association ting held lat Windsor, N. S., in uary, 1921.

1i

rofessor Cumming said: .

“That from the standpoint of the” “theroetical chemist, I would” “have always said, theroetically” ‘P’ “that Acid Phosphate was better” “than Slag; but we started in” “1914 a pretty extensive experi-” . “ment on an orchard land. I” ‘watched resultssand went over it’ “carefully this year, and I see an”

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/ >24:-

“A M A Z I N G DISAPPOINTJ’ l; “MENT IN THE RESULTS” “FROM ACID PHOSPHATE. I”

“AM CONVINCED THAT SLAG”

“on THE AVERAGE WIL "

“BEAT ACID PHOSPHATE. We”

“have results for six years on” p “cl0ver,on "graimwheat and oats,” “and then last year we had car-” “rots on that land, and itaking”

he. average all the way thrﬂllgh" “THE SLAG IS THE LEADER” “IN EVERY CROP.”

’v' lessor Cumming attributes ‘ ‘ results to the following constitu- ‘

'- which are contained in the Slag- g

' oric Acid,‘ Lime, Magnesia lmsanese. ‘

V

llllﬂble prices. Furs remodelled

gelling C0. Riley Building Queen

THE ANNUAL MEETING of

t°“'"-..0I1 T110803)‘. December the

lit Ci'l'9l'l'Dl1iil ‘Club Rooms Tuesday

m“ Nih- Dllllﬁlﬂg commences at 9 p. nl.

D- m.

Month oi‘ November. Grade Vll.—_1, and repaired. All kinds o! pelts Fm-nl‘ 711106)’; 2. Gordon McIntyre; dressed and tanned. Our Work Is‘3' ‘i-"illﬂr McKlnnon. Grude V'l.—1, guaranteed. Montreal Fur Rcmo-lé‘ ‘béillla lllilinliiuue; 2, Willie Lacey; . ‘ liu e c\' nnon. Grade V.»—l,

‘Mary Trainor- 2 Eilee T -' ~ ' 1959034 _ . . n minor, 3. 2 2 1mm Joseph ‘Lacey. Grade IIL-l,

Irnret ‘Mt-Kenna; 2. ‘Roy McKinnori; the Rogers Payton Sll . Bl i?’ Mme Pmv“ “M? “"1- Val" lilvxes Limited‘ will be rigid lIl lils‘e'm"e M°""""" 2' vmem “my;

M_ C_ A_ paﬂors, Cha,.,o,,e_,3I3, Fred Hughes. Grade l.——l, Frank

DR. SEAMAN HA8 taken Iem~ Pill“?! otiices at 158 Prince St. 10508-12-1-161

FOR QUICK SALE. one young Yulkon 3-4 Silver Fox. Apply to WiIiiumE. Bell and Son, Cape Traverse. 10,645 314i

HORSE nues - We have ' large assortment in quality and Sites which we are selling at spe- ¢l4l_lY 10W Prices tor cash. A. Home and Co. 10652 7 3|

BY EXPRE$S -- 300 lbs. swan lei’ yarn: shades, dark ‘brown khaki. dilrlf grey and other shades Large skelns 25 cents Prowgg Bws- 1076c 9 2i.

cnfmo CONCERT Am’: DANCE Concert commences at 8 10698-0411

GLENALADALE sci-mgr“ ___

M zir-

Ilglics; 2, Peter linghes; 3,‘

fool. ‘Florence

ll TI‘. HOW

' ago.

carrying scheme.

uioUicr used.

eq"s'iiiii.t' sans EvEnvwuEnE.

lThc Newest

l GUERNSEY SCHOOL ‘ "Ill Pellort oi’ the Guernsey Cove School for the month oi‘ November. . |—Grade X.——l. Harris Jordan; ‘. Thomas Harris; 3. Edna. Senca- gbfllllllli 4. Leonard Brehaut; 5. with ‘ LeInu-heur. Grade lX.—l. Florence lLolnicheur: 2. Juliet Winsloe. Grade lVlr-I, Cecil Lollachour; 2. Evelyn ~WinsIoe and Grace Ilcllacheur; 3, iwiiidsor Beck; 4. Bessie ' Lelntch- i our; 5, l'ci‘c.e_i' Dnney. Gracie V.--.l, Jack Winsloe; 2, George Davey; 3. _./\lnla lirohziut. Grade Ilil.—l, Helen lLcLachcui‘ and ltuih Davey, equal.

Grade ll.—l, James Ilrehiiut. Grade ‘ l. Sit-l. Leon illivey; 2. Siton Le . ],,,,.,,0,,,., 3‘ In,“ ,,,,,l,,,,,,,,u,., Gradelthe ‘bride whore a diilniy supper zlwas served in Mrs. bILtDOIIIIIIYS ‘best "ewy Davey; 3‘ per,“ H,,,.,.,5_ peplstyle. Iiliter i‘n the evening a large ziiteiiilnni-i-.-~~Iiiirris

Jr. ~ 1, .\lili'il()ll

QRPHANAGE MggTiNg _ Thu their liiziny friends lnwishlzilg them , insults auxiliary or the l’. E. lslliilil u llilitlll’ Journey through l-‘Q- i PFIIIOE-Ilitlli. Oivphliilzigi: ‘T _ ' '

Thi-

cro ivllcd

in reply to ‘Mr

the spit-mild

out of

twelfth at two o'clock p. m, K- Rogers, Secretary-Treasurer.

7-9411

.-- Follow-

Lolluclleur;

hchi their monthly mot-ting Ffillily ziitvriiiiilii t. llic bumc of tho llfilhiiilﬁlll. Mrs

(l. l). Wright. litlruciivo

ins: Fund. CXIDPOFSBG his appreci- lntlon oi the valuod services rend- ~ ;croil by tho iliffcrcut llidlcs organi- zations cnlliieialod with the Orphan- Wrizhvs i kind words a number of the indies spoke oi‘ sacrificing assistance given by Mr. and Mrs Wright in all‘ tho activities ,coninoctcd with the inception and the Orphanage Alter the Iiusiiii-ss was illspo-scd of tea was served lind o. ilciightiliil socilrl hour Wits spent.

and sell’

i-1

In Fines

PIPE‘

The r

or In hlu drool ano .

F R RHEUMATISM

l.u ibugu, Ncuralprlln. "l" vain, ﬂpply Mlnnrds lllnlmollit to tho ucliinl; “PM 8nd lmt (Ill c mud- Iillnurtfs is the ronicdy Your I?

There is nothing to

any other

‘ "stalemate

u»

h»,

We have tried to eaten .

I nmoluro’ duulru by p

F010...

lnq ll'l unusually complete suortmont o1 plpu showing

many of the old style

sizes, nhlpa and material:

and many distinctive

Iduo

seldom found In this commod- Men who lmoko will In

It‘. I erected in suing

Chill

pipes. It lo quite an Intonat-

Ing pipe story lljdﬂd. pricu are very low.

onuooirro

.\1...i r. .1 i. \'

The

. The Two Macs

Ad;

rnllei’.

Jordan. ImLuclloiir, llcssle Le ‘,3. lnii-Iieur. (il‘2l('L‘ liiQllilCllUllT, ‘Helen _ ‘Lelmchcur, Solon Lolniirliieiir Wind-‘l-mle- _ _ M, SOI‘ Beck. Jack Wiusloij, George Miss Mcllvmil-il was slvcn a grand ‘]),,v(._\»_ Rm], immy, em, "Hwy, Cﬂllllritzllilillliiﬁili-I shower when she roc- ' Jlrchziut, teacher.

opening of

vim-d their time nnd energies i'or- ,thc past three years

2 TIALS.-—A quiet, but pretty wed-

‘ many. November 8th, was spent -with Snokvillc District

George Smith. Perfect attendance- "hilijor McKinnon. Claude McKin- 11011. Roy McKinnon. Ruth McKin- non, Vincent Lacey, Gordon McIn- tyrc. »

FE FiGUSON—-McDONALD NUP-

ding was solemnized at St. iletcrs Cathedral, Charlottetown, on We'd- nesday, November 15th. when Miss Lina M. Mic-Donald, ilziuizlitcr ol‘ the lzi-te Mr. and Mrs. William bit-Dom old oi‘ Crapauil, beczililc the bride 0i’ Ml‘. Wilfred Ferguson oi‘ Hamp- ton. Rev. Edwin Malone ofiitrizitiug. Miss Grlico Dunsford ably support- ed the bride and l\ir. Jack Inmlin, the groom. After the ceremony, tho happy couple motored to the honie oi‘ l\ir. George MﬁllCillitlil, brothel" oi

crowd gathered and trove them a grand serenade ‘and everyone was well treated and. all bud u. gilod Previous lo hor marriage

clvod many prclty mid valuliblc mrescilts. The (iulirdian joins with

Yisitsolvans

Mr. Fred l.. Carroll of the (i. N.

_[)ilI“l’..l‘.'~I werc fiilod with (‘lllilil-Slilti-‘lln Aloncun, ,3 m the 0,1,4 - ltic lmlics ussciilbloil lo mliki- final ' ‘lprnpnraiions -I'or tho llll Ulllllﬂllltﬁﬂ l0 U16 bllillllllﬁ ﬂllil visiting friends iii Slickvillci, N. B. (jlliﬂl'll(‘lli of which thoy had (lo-

Miss Marion Ityun, this city is

~Mr. and Mrs. G. S. Green, Try-

nml for llic on. were visitors to the city llistl 'l‘irlll.l‘llt‘iiilll m’ which tliolr efforts,w;_.ok_ l with succossJ ifvirs Wright vory pleasantly intrrv ,illll‘(*.il in tho uiombors, the iiclvly u m|](3§[ “g the Qiwo“ Howl 1,151, ' lIll‘l)UlIll(‘il Lady Superintendent oi‘ , the Orphanage. Miss Dunbar. who V iiitilrgly exprcssoil her pleasure nt meeting the members oi‘ the AuxIl-‘Bayviow, was in the city on Sub;

l

Mr. A. J. Brilin, Port Ell-tin, was,

‘week.

-Mr. J. H. Simpson, merchant oil

, lary‘. JEncourngiirg reports were urday. “ civon ‘by the ililforcut cliflccrs. ' iylr. Wiright, ircusnror oi’ the Bulld- Messrs. Henhe-rt Avery, Emor-

son Mlithlicws, Wilfrid Gliudin and‘ E. iWalsh. Alberton. wore in tho‘ city on Saturday and were rcgis‘ tered at the Revere Hotel.

Captain l’). A. ‘Mncrlonalii o: Whelitlcy Ilivcr leaves this moi-i.- ing to attend a meeting of Phclac Temple, Mystic lShriners oi North America which meets at Hllllizixl on Woiln-csdliy 13th. IHB cxilccls to be absent about a week.

--—--¢e>—-_-

Maritime Religious Educational Council

Since the completion ‘by the Mcihodlist Field ‘Secretary in the middle of October oi a tour oi Al- bert and Sunbury Counties in M.-

tho time has ‘been s-pent largely in denominational work nnd in coop erlitive Boy's Conferences. Immed- intclly iollowing the Miaritime Con- vention in Halifax, Oct. 17,——-19. Mr. Strot-harili addressed the Sack

Methodist Church. Most encourag- ing numbers in ‘attendance and spirited addresses andl discussions made this biennial young people's convention oi’ positive value to

Meeting convened at Fort Elgin, where

. WIYI iP|"=-‘"“‘ " "" ‘w I .. "n. .. why not Include l , dllllkﬁ! I char I vi m -~ 9,,‘ o w.” moumad q|..'°. tlclo as he don - - =~~ ' u.- .. .;hor, or Father What

n: ‘l? Suggestion

.I'|',' -. tiring out your list

mt no more appropriate n. neIuI, giving tho recip- .- : ' ' _ plolauro through- Oul the your.

-» Call at the oﬂlco nnd vn can arrange for lll appoint- ment after Xmas. lilo will mull a gift announcement In your namo to nrrlvo In the Xmn mull. Lot u: oolvo the Xmas problem for you In this any wlY-

DR. E. (l. HARRIS

_ "Optometrist 0M o n: c. u 0.80 to 12.80

n39 C0 I”

l’.l~i.i

could

towli Nov.

---_ I ,<;__/~_,_

Rulilzioils Etillirlition

ailotlle- largo

Al.

lit)

Illr. Slrothnrd has

r HOLMES tnnWAiws Tea. Service . DAD!» DEGIGN)

' We s‘ i v

religious with

ville Methodist Congregation on llllili mil-es. the churches urn car- the subject oi‘ Missions and the tying or most siii:c<.-ss|‘iil \\‘lIl‘lI on Sunday school. Arid the week em] tho (‘nizuililiii Siilllililfll’ Tfillllllli! of 001;. 27—Q9th was spent with ilmgriiiiiiizc. Some members oi the Young People's Convention at Iiiosv Rural Tuxis Sqiiaris, Trail Kentvillo. N. S. of the Nova Scotiu liillliil is iI-llil Girls ill ‘Priiiiiiiig Young People's ‘Societies of the drive as tar as eight mliics cncll

irotli in order toatieliil their mid- WIH it slssioiis. w‘clillii~i' lVllS so storlny on Nov. 15 iilili vW-n thosc enthusiastic hols and gurls oi’ Standard Traiiiinl: gather for llliivlllll.’ with Mr. Strothiird.

biecn spend- ini: the last three iveek ‘ss‘lc.ilitlon_with Mr. Miiohuiii and Mr. Mijiligiin at Boy's Conferences in Halifax. Nov. 17-——19, Chnriotlc- 24~26. and Doc, 1-3. The Conferences year hove been largely and‘ in several instances have been reports-d as "good -a.s ever". On the respective ‘Sundliys- addresses have hern given by the ‘Methodist Dield Secretary in Brunswick Street Me lboilst Church. United Memorial Church. Haliralnuln the Methodist Church. Charlottetown and. in Wes- ley Memorial Church and Central Methodist Churches Monctnn.

‘Mr. Btrothard spent. Nov. 24th. with the Chatham District Mcei~ ling convened at Millerton and Nov. 10th with the Bumnlsrside District Meeting convened at Summedsde. Where n both cases religious adu- caton received most generous and thoughtful consideration. such as worship in . the suadav School, Teacher Trainlnl. Graded Instruction and the anion-got the public Services o! the. clulfolhlll- Isreatlng to savanna lifl .u_a|ed ‘l . -

Berti-qui-

c4 Primarily

7w a liloyal Shttioeq ozi"li@zrr§sde ’ .

“THAT can rival the gleaming beauty of richly-wrought

silverplate? What more captivating‘ gift to Ilirr this Christmas than Holmes 8c Eclwards—royally sct in its. charming Gift Box of rich purple and gold.

\ . It's radiant surface is skilfully produced by an exclusive Holmes & Edwards process of hand-burnishiiig; and its long life and everyday usefulness is assured by tbc pro- tection it receives at those points where ordinary silver- ware mars by constant use.

Your jeweller will gladly tell you about tho two processes by which this protection is given——will show you the beautiful Jamestown or ihc refreshing new Pattern. the Hostess.

8c Eiiwzirtls quality such as is Asl-L for

Or sumptuous tableware of Holmes depicted here. You want the best. See your’ jewcller 10-day. the Holmes 8c Edwards brand.

Manufactured zzrrllaviiully in Cilllada by

THE STANDARD SILVER COMPANY, Of Toronto, Limited ,

pl-l"“\,7"fi‘d_g i.‘ \‘)IIIJ‘.\FJ:.T,F“'YQIKF£‘. ‘f n‘ "so iigilsq/i- s’ i‘... -. '~ ~ 1r Ha v Qt

(‘H ,_.",. .7 . i “:i ii”. 3‘ l‘ E.‘ '%>

W», .

Hort! MI‘. large

cilu~

the silh-

iiotnbfy In

illi-

a special

ends in

Moncton this attended

Subjects

u you

A ivrmiereirtzi:

, giv spout on tho Aibvrtoii (‘lrcuit in! " l‘i"iiii-i-. iﬁlWllfll lhﬂilllll. a tilrillhaiwl accepivil tlic iiiic oimor- tunili oi spczikliic‘ to four cuuizri-gliiious. emphasising the im poliaiiii p ciiiioii 2. R. E. C. district convention wqrkqjct-l.» of llie Homo. (iruilcd instruc- lion tlllll Gruilcil 'l‘l':ii!il'iii:. ziud tllc Four Sillisiro Lilo. Al llLlllii‘l' itivol‘ iroiiuloglition lo hour more ol’ all round drvi-lop mi-ul ziinoiig our young pcoplc, In lllziui‘ parts of l’. E.l.

L _. . ._ . Linjﬂytid u ill liiiilo {lYF-gfillllllli‘ llirtzi- lilvilﬂllfl’: of tho time and the Cllllliqli-‘S for lh“ 3'9“?- thoulzhl oi‘ the members of llie dis-

‘ $4.78. (all sizes.)

of four S9('.I‘(‘.iill"iQ._%lv\_'0ll-lil oIii-r fin: opportunities for tho lot-ill \\IIl'l\" ors and was gladly accepted. Woul-

of the. loiziil ihi- .\i.\'.E.‘(‘.. illlit 'i‘i':iinlili1 in‘ .s"l.itlltcs Sllllliiii ho hold in Amherst for four WEEKS_ilﬂlllllltlll(ﬁlllﬁ Wi-d-

of lilcai wnrkcrs

grim ,,;~i~5e|;t_ In ti“; ovgnljng mp1 from the Aiilherst churches incl nrsilay Jan 17th i922. when Millions WON! l-llﬂll lllllllllnlvil l»! ,|,-,_,,,,._., N, ,-,.,i,g,,,,,5 Q,,,,c,,,,0n‘ili St Stephen's Presbyterian courses will hi‘ fiiiieihoil by foul‘ llrllli,’ the Illiliecl biilﬂfe ﬁll lllil u I‘I‘ rii-livercil by ill-v. J. ll. l'li.l'iip‘(‘iiiiri~ii lillll on lllondzil’ liiternoilu or fivi- of tho FlPlll St-t-rciuricri churches uliil l0 P1‘-l‘_l"l'l flit-Willi“ P“, ,,_ ,,,— H“, Sackvﬂh. _\i,.,l,,,,|g,,, Nov. 27th. \\’iill l)i'. l‘. N. liosc, oi covcriilﬂ iho ontirc livid iii‘ Sutlillip’ illollis so thul tho sorii-s ill §lllli'i‘$ ‘i‘liuri-li liud by the Alvtlioilistihc ltillfli-rsi lluiptlsl.'(‘iliir(-li in tho ‘School null Yoiillil l" 01115“ ‘Mini ill-TY l)" "Hill" "Pi ll“! ll‘ l" ill" |r,,|,| }r‘,.,,, ge,,,-,,|,,,~,-_ 1'1"; wm-k- ~ vlirclui co sliliifiiliilll WIIS And ii was iioriiliii ihzil this will“ iilFI-ZCS? number cl‘ \\'1illi“l'.<. ill oil .._-,,| U,‘ ,\,',,v_ 13,], m,“ 13m,‘ 4, l il i-iluiiliir from oi‘ institutes prcviilcli bf.‘ i] il:i'ii‘ti-¢- .*\l’lll‘i'1‘:?f. ciiili'.-ili‘.=_

Bargain Sale of

Hockey Boots at Goffs

We are clearing out at a price much be- low wholesale figures about 200 pairs. of Men’s Women’s and Children’s Hockey boots. '

Most of these are McPhersons’ “light- ening hitch” and others made by Miner, Hamilton and other good makers.

Men’s from $1.98 (6’s or 7’s only) to

Boy’s $3.50 and $3.90. Youth’s and Misses ‘$2.25.

Women’s $1.98, $3.90, $4.75.

v

Big Bargains in sample oversnoes and lumbermaﬁs rubbers all this week.

G6ff's is the Great Garter Store.

Goffs is Headquarters for Holeproat

Hvsiery- . ........s-.=.‘.u.sul

Goff Bros Ltd.