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~horl programme cousistin

-'..-il to by an interi-ste flii- post ' Rev. puke on in sions. as l th- litl- oi‘ (‘lirist froi ft- in tht- carpcntersho

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. ltntillllgi and a duct “.31 Pliffltll out and atten.

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Q BIG SALE CLOTHING :t Moon g, wisp“, Lu. 1o22-11-za-1i

PROVINCIAL LAND TAX-The Land Tax for 1924 is the same as for 1923. Five per cent. discount ls allowed until Decembﬂr 18!-

92!~11-27-2l

DIG SALE Men: Furnhhlng: at Moon d. McLeod, Ltd. illiﬁ-ll-I-fll

BIG SALE OVEBGOATS and suit; at Moore l McLeod, Lid. 1122-11-2B-1i hi CRAPAUD AND GPRINGFIELD —Church of England Service in Crapaud next Sunday at 11.00 a. m. and In Springfield at. 7.00 p. m. Sermon subject. “The Advent Mes- Sgse." All are cordially Invited.

WHIST PARTY. -—-The whist party at Rosary Hall Wednesday night under the auspices of the Women's Catholic League was largely attended and greatly enjoy"- ed. The ladies ‘prize was won by Nlrs. Fred Coyle and the 800119‘ meirs by Mr. Jos. Malone. These whist parties are being held each Wednesday.

HEADS ENTRY LIST--I\Ir. Amos S. Ettcr. of Amherst, will be the largest individual exhibitor at the ‘Maritime Winter Fair. Mr. Etter lhas entered eighty head of beef cattle, and forty of the number cap- tured a lengthy list of prizes at St. John. Fredericton. St. Stephen and {Charlottetown during the fall ‘Ynionths. For two years .\lr. Etter has been the heaviest prize winner (“at the Winter Fair. Horne Bros, . =of Charlottetown have entered jithirty head. The first exhibits ar- ‘riving from the Royal Fair at To- p ronto are expected at the first of

‘the mcnth.—~(Ahiherst Exc.)

2 .. 't‘ti.- fir“ '

m" iiiiiiiti- il to (iilllxﬂlll iwenty tljolizlllfslk WEDDING aELLsTA“ Imerest‘ \_-_I ' ing event took place at the Mutise ‘f lillvlll .\lcI.i.-llnn sister oixew London o“ the evenmg 9i y} rick “CLQHZHL Indian Weilnesday the 19th. when Mrs.

Wilt l"

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" .- niftirr ilii: winter. I

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Ir" ~—~—— —- ~— e

ili 1 .\li-i

II .li‘\\'iiy'_1ii'ross Ill!‘ lake on his iiifil limiting llastus

"m" W" “lhwliiiiiiiw-tl iiuiti: ii little watt-r In the

I\' 4~\'t*IlIIlL'. Nov. Ill-st. Aft:

IiiIII. for many yetirs she.

in...» il~‘:itlii-r (lillis officiating.

THE BOAT THAT LEAKED

t-xpi-ilititzn.

Ilti\\'!l on ills hands llllll knot-s.

"What. yoti gwiui; do, boy?" ask- ‘I'll his limiting ('tIllIIillIll(lIl. ‘"I'.< giviiit- li~t soini- oi‘ this heuh \\':ii;tI| Iliil-Stluﬂ. "iiizili \\'i- uit< heavy tin’ siults!" _¢+>-._-.__

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out." l'X|)I(liII(‘ll

Linlmvnt for (‘oldm

ed away (iuite suddenly

ttl of her brother .\Ir. John,

Elizabeth Anderson McGregor of French River ivas united in mar- Pilltée to George Brynton of Spring

If

_ “Hum, m t. Valley. The ceremony was perform- - MM; :H_II~IIIII"UI'II_\' p--i't'<iriiii~il ihi- duties as Pd by the Rev. George Miller In . ‘pi-i llll~ll‘i in tliit locality. until Iilt‘ presence of a. few intimate

litn- l‘lll‘ltl systvin \\‘1l.~' iidoptcil. She iriciiils, and the bride wore a navy

~ i-ihdq... ,.\_'\\'.i.< about ;<.-vi-iit_v yi-iirs of age blut- taylored suit with hat to

_ M... _\i;__,- .iiiil l‘ idwl iilom. Thi- funeral was innit-it. The many friends of both

_ ,.. ,,.~ _\i,-_ “my iii-vii o.. Siiniliiy". llllil was largely iit- writ...‘ ‘ﬁsh mum an kinds o; ha‘).

whiz \‘;illi-_v,-,l.-iiil..il by tni- pzirishoncrs. Ilev. pjnpss_ '

BURIED YESTERDAY-The lun- cral of the late Mrs. William H. Iilllrls, of Saco, Marine, formerly of this city. took place yesterday at- tcrnoon from the G. D. \Vrig»ht, ‘un- ilertaking Parlors to the People's Coin-elery. Rev. tDr. Genge officiated iind paid trIbu-te to the fine chairnc- Ier of the deceased lady whohad

IIULIUIIIJII illl‘ hunt. Soiui-iviint zIi-iit- very DX-Qnounced i i H _ Illlbil. li<~ took his peuknife and got up no“ m m g

ions matters and to whom her BI~ ble which she dearly loved to stu- dy. was always her final appeal. The following family are left to mourn. Mrs. R. ‘L. Webber and Miss Lona llarnls. who accompanied the remains home with Mr. Webber. Roy A. veteran _ot' the’ South At‘ I- ran war and Ernest a lawyer in t e

SHIRT SALE

TWO DAYS ONLY {ridgy and Szitllgczy

For

these two ilziys

we offer the

shrciitl buyer it chance to save money on

his wiittoi‘ .<'.l])]il_\'

ii Sltlcllilitl nssoi-Liiicii

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of shirts. We "have a

in all sizes from

l l l-L’ to IT 1-2 neck in plain, colored and

first; color. ’

hint-j: patterns-every’

shirt guaranteed

$25.30 shirts spi-cizil $2.00

$2.50 shirts HplTlill $1.90

$3.00 shirts spot-in] $2.253

$25.00 shirts spot-In! $1.45

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Others at $1.00 and $1.25

All Work Shirts . .. Night. Shirts and Pyjamas . . . 25% off HERPYS REAL VALUE

-D. A. Bruce

Men’s Wear

.......25%off

west. to whom sincerest sympathy is extended. The pail bearers were diessrs llarry Williams, D. L. McKay, George Stewart, W. B, Rah I‘l"lSOIl, Dam McDonald and oJseph .\I0Carey.

All Fat People Should Know This

. Frit people owe ii alt-ht of gratitude to the discoverer of the now fiiiuoiis .\lllI"l|lttIiI Prcscriptltiii._Anil they ought to h» still more grateful‘ Iiccilust- this i-ffi-i-tlvi- Ollﬂtllly ri-mi-ily ls now prepar- i-d in tnhlct form. Murmolu Fri-scrip- tlon ‘Tablets can be ohiaincil at nII drug store's thi- world over iit the reasonable |tl'll‘(‘ of 01w dollar for n box. 0r you l'llI| iii-cure them illrect by srnillng the price to the Mnrmulu ('11.. Gem-nil Mot- urn Bldg“ Ilﬂlrl)“, Mich. This now li-iivvs nu excuse for dieting nr vlnlont I'.\I'I'(‘I!t' for the reduction nf the overfut hndy to normal.

Plnkham’: Vegetable Com- pound .................. .. $1.25

Father John’: Medicine .............................. .. $1.25

Ablorblne Jr.

$1.25 Melloldo ................. ..‘.._... 25c

Pep: ............................. .. 25c

Paw’: Dllpepaln . 60c

California Syrup Fig: 60o Peroxlne Powder ‘$1.00

Lhterlne 35c. 05c 01.26‘

Squibbl: ‘mo. ‘Pm. 50c Squibb’: Epsom Bait: 20c

Squibb’. Outer OII 40¢

Phone z t 9

The R no.1. Poac- KODAK Swan: can

inzuiunsn ” FRDVINCIAL TAX-PAYER o roceivo the dil- ooant on Pensonal FY0118"? 11100!“ and Land taxes payment must be made before December l. ' . » t - 90941-2041

‘The Drown: New Uu

I . It

“lion? for. Golds th: "Ex- t I ' carnal" Treatment for ONIIP

and Cold Troublu.

Mrs. John Brown. of 426 24th St-l

THANKSGIVING BERVICE-Thet Annual Thankoffering of the New London Auxiliary of the New Lon-

Brandon. .\Ian., is the mother of this line little girl and one oi the many Canadisp mothers who now use the vaPorlzinl "I". V1111“

don Missionary Society will -be held in the New ‘ London Presbyterian Church on Sunday evening. the 30th at 7 o'clock. The-Rev. G. T. Spriggs

all the family.

viipoRuh, in treating the colds of for some time Mrs. Brown writer-xi

After using Vicks

rector of St. Mark's Church, Ken- sington,» will give the address.

PASSES PROBATION-Mlss Margaret England. late of the stuff cf Moore & McLeod Limited, who has been u "probationer" at the Goddard Hospital. Brocltton, Mass- achusetts. liasvsuccesafuily passed her qualifying examinations and has bun admitted as a nurse in‘ training. Miss England is a ilaught- I‘

ford.

"l have eight _smalI children~ ,2 Q; \_‘/

aged from one to ‘twelve YQBTE" \\ ._,_

and can certainly Bil)’ "m! vlcks I5 P ‘(@3- ji,.‘i itI ‘ the only cold remedy l have In tho y,» i . tiouse all winter, If the cold is Inl‘ jib '/\ la‘? " ‘ the Child's head i his: put a little| A 4.4. r; -- -l ~ . ~

up each nostril and it gives relief hi a short time. If It is in the chest grit-mp; egpﬁciﬂlly those who have ltub Vicks well In at nlizlit and by q||i1d|-@n_"‘

nic-nirig the cold has almost disap-i IIHIPPKI- I “I80 i196 Vlfkﬂ for (‘Illlgltnent for cold troiiblrswiibsurbeil blulns and for burns~in fact. l use like a' llnimentriiril inhaled as ii too for severe headaches iind llIItIiVIIpOI‘. It is the ideal treatment for

er of an. Fred England, of Bltlc- ff"?! I" t‘ "QTY Sh"! "ms- |\\,Z\_\S

Vlcks is the crtternal dircvt treat-

I ltI-'('IlIldr0tI's colds. Just as good. loo.

recommend Vlcka my for adults.

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SACRED CONCERT Ill Mt Stew- art Methodist Church. Sunday wetting. Novf 30th,‘ Instead of lilt- ri-gtilar preaching service at 7 DJII. The choir will render a special sacred concert, consisting of solos. (hie-ts. tiiiartctts. choir selections and rtadings. The choir will also he assisted by outside talent, and Mr. Roland Phllllpson will be the special soloist for the evening. Rev. II. P. Tiippcr wlltl preach at Black River 11 a.m. and Dunstaffnage. 3 p.m. »

SIMPSON-OXLEY — The mar- riage took place on Monday. Nov. 24th, in New York of Miss C. Fern Oxley. ilatighter of Mr. and Mrs. A. O. ()xIey, 54 Walnut street, Hall- fax. .\'. S., and Hugh Meredith Simp- son. of Charlottetown, P. E. I. Miss (Jxiey graduatcil from Dnlhousie University in the class of 1922, and after tt-tiching a year In the Yar- inouth Iligh School, she went tn New York. where she has held a position in thc registrar's depart-

Carion Simpson and Mrs. Simpson, of Charlottetown. and is a rising young business man of that city. The happy couple are expected to arrive in Ilallfux on Friday lllt! 28th. After a short stay they will go to Charlottetown, where they will rcsider-(llaliiax Herald). i-i-m

Mr. Ernest S. Mclnnis, of French Village. arrived In the city Wednes- day night from Edmonton. Alta, and left for his home by the East- ern train. yesterday afternoon. Mr. Mclnnis reports times dull in thi- West at present.

iii Mlllllllrll Lihllucnt Used by Pliynloliuln

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HIGH LY RE-SPECTED TEACHER

Upon the retirement of Miss» Martha M Brown of Muyfield twin‘ the position of teacher. she was recently waited upon by Iicr pupils "t-n masso" and presented with the following address—read by Sadie P. Johnston, after which a presents-I tioni of some beautiful pieces of‘ china was made by Elva Hill. 3‘

Mayfield, Nov. 21st... 1034- To Our Teacher. -

Dear Teacher:—

We would feel very ungruttﬁl indeed If we did nut in some w , acknowledge your kindness,

P not. te

faithfulness, to us. in the past. feel that thanks would

enough to you, for all the piitieilde and cure, you have taken with ' s. And we tire all very, very. so% that you are going to leave us.

do wish that we could have yiott with uslonger. But we understand your circumstances, and are very sorry that it is for that cause that you have to leave. So we would now please ask you to accept this little remembrance for your kindness {to us.

~ Signed inlbehait of the Piiiiiis of Mayfield School. ~10. .__.._Q+>i__

CANADIAN STEERS WIN AT_V FAMOUS BRITISH FAT STOCK SHOW

At the recent fat stock sh w held at Norwlck. England, e centre of the great feeding ilistrlct. on the uast coast, Cunadia ncattlp made a wonderful showing. P ‘ ticularly fine was the achievem I of one of the steers sent over the Federal Department of Agri‘ titre from the Experimental Fa , This steer captured three fird, prizes, two specials and was award- ed the reservé championship for the best beast in the show. In coth- petltlon with the finest types of British fat. cattle. Canadian steers, have again demonstrated their great ability as beef makers and. as well. the important fact that

To Safeguard

is always sold in an "air-tightl aluminum packet, never ihybullt.

italning in tlivour with tho Brit» ish Ii-idcrs and our exports thereby growing in vuilun... To date porter of (Jauuiliati stcrrs assures this your (‘ainaiia has sold (In-iit liii- IIi'llI"'iIlIl‘.I\l o1’ AI-ifiifllllllrt‘. i" Brim“, (Wm. 70500 with.’ an in. ttltnwii that the ‘lll'i'll(il'lllllll('lj nl‘ our

~ ' t a 20,000 :1 Illa ut Norwich is a wonderful "Wm 9i COIIImIII“ UYIIVUNITY- Ml" Qfgsecoi’:pmligivﬁiinilgtlloar-s iax-liiilviaitisoiiiiaiit for our Clllllt! and Simpwn is a 5°" °I lhe IMP Rel" Mn,“ ljiistiiles nil thii claims mitdu for

oomvvreoeooo-eeeaaeoo-oeoeooooooooomvoo-eurewooe

m4» 856-11-21itn1w8I.

registering their what: nnche: with u:.

qualit? and flavor

"siiiiittii"

TEA.

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5 . . liatii- t .. this ia-Jl-eiiiltgltli ‘Eveniﬂﬂﬁrdulltrzoe mum‘ _ - Children 11R l '

3 Big STARS-Tomaﬁlirlgi tr" t and‘ Jack. '

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Pllidfmfsg i iinlcnﬁny’: 11ml itidoplieiistnm

I V1790 n amiss

I? A. LYNN Produtfliiin.

/ TTHQ/drouvgtie

\'

lNLlWYiPIl. Iglngliinil. who has hut-n :1

un-lqiiitslsiiint and inthiisiiistii: illi-

them.

Mr. P. D. Chapman of Fakenham.

McLaughlin '. Car Qwners

Have your Car overhauled at the McLauﬂhII" sum“- We do not take In in)‘ Cars excel!‘ MCI-iullhlf" "d W" men are experts on them. Repalm are done m the be“ ‘possible way and every job is guaranteed. We have the ngqeggary equipment for quick work ‘and oat» iit/B Y°|l qwte a sum on any overhaul job.

Our Battery service is as near perfect an can be made and charge-s are reasonable. Cars stored free tlll Spring. -A complete stock ol 53"“ IIWQJE 0" halid-

I

Let. us give you an estimg‘ I

Phone 933.

n. E. WHITE. a i.

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McLaughlin Buick Dealer for P.'_

159-163 Queen Street

O Q-O§OO<OO-OO-O+QO-§OQO—O GO —0-§444§4 0-000

To the Fox-Breeders oi‘

Prince Edward Island :--

Th: keen demand for Sliver. Foxes I: for i-VQGMQF"! "mk- m”

criminating buyers are lnninlhg on padlgrﬂi ind 1°" WWI“ 5° “MI ‘d’ "told to meet their demand: by registering. '

\

If your drain: are of pure Plnce Edward Iuland origin they are ell-

gIbI: for reglutrntlon In the Silver Black Fox Brenden’ Association of Prince Edward Inland. RECOGNIZED THE WORLD OVER A8 THE INDICATION 0F DESIR- ABLE BLOOD.

A CERTIFICATE OF BREEDING FROM IT I8

Intcllilgent and enterprhlng rancher: throughout. the FNWIMB l" All foxes tattooed.

For further information wit:

The Silver Black Fox Breeders’ Association

of Prince Edward Island

Head Office. Charlottetown, Prince Edward Inland

they are admirably suited to BM- Ish feed conditions.

Canadian cattle are

steadily

A GIFT INSPIRED IV IINTIIIINT

Make Vour Appointment Now-

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A I Two Offers

LADIES

The latent, neatelt, belt ﬁtting eight dollar suede Oxford: In black or brown (next Spring’: goods).

W:' have never offered anything no desirable at :0 t lowlprloc. Only . . . . 86.00 DENTLEMENB v ‘

Th: Intact. perfect-fitting, dry welthbrown cult hoot: made George Slater’; Co. Regular next Spring’: good! at I10. for $8.75. We have never OIIQTGCrPWYUyWQ n ~i r- dellrnble at aueh a price. ' ’

Othcr new good: arriving every day and served hot

eff the In! at like prcel. Headquarters: Ior Holcpreo! Heller-y.

iiorr silos. tin.

— dllﬂﬂ. . ' . t :5‘- ' i~f.g.l,~:-i.-=..;. ' ‘A i-f‘ t.- " I . I . i, ’ 5' .; Lanai-avg“ -.t1.4.-._4.........». .,‘_-,

“ALUS SWldLL'l)N THE OCEAN” Ifeattiring Jack Dempsey

2 —WEEKS~2 Commencing Monday, December lsi.

. Prince Edward

L. E. PERRIN—PRESENTS

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Changing Nightly , . OPENING PLAY

“My Irish Cinderella”

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“A Brcezei From The Land of the Heather” . "til" M Peggy Logtan

- AND THE‘ AtfilIeIiMARKs SCOTCH LADS AND ‘LASSIES

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WATCH FOR THE PARADE AND emu concert-r av THE gAnies y PIPE BAND. , '

NOW on slide.‘ ‘iiox’ ‘oi-Pics OPENS , 9.30 A. M. DAILY." i

NIGHT-Sh, 52c, 80¢. . . MATlNEE-ADUuTs 26¢. CHILDREN 10c.

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a Fred n:“;’l‘réiiwr

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