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secure g, proficient partner. I wish y0u'd refrain from trying to Bt

"1 wish 1 were in your shoes," he get me them now." Holman. Limited. Summorsido-

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lint Christmas is the best lie /mpc you lmre a merry one .iinrl u'ilI1 good lhings are blest

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Bet/zune Hardware Co., Ltd. :iff

}\\ aplaces: W. T. Bowness, P. N. Tuck-

-COLLIE PUPS $5.00 each. Edwin

McFarlane, Bedeque. 1115-12-24-Bi.

-BUY GENUINE fancy Barbadoes

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--BUY FLOUB, sugar, tea, molas-

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-BUYING PELTS-Mr. Roseburn

will be buying pelts at Mr. A. E. Mc- Lean's office, Summerslde, this week.

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-IN FALL AND ALL WINTER

feed R.-M. Meat, Milk and Cod Oil Fox Biscuit and Klbblo. Distributed . by Brace’s. 9512-11-29-Ziwks

-SEASON TICKETS for Bedeque

Rink will be available on Saturday night Dec. 20th at the following places: W. T. Bowness, P. N. Tuck- er, William Callback. 102212-19-61

-UNITED CHURCH OF CAN-

ADA, Kensington, Dec. 28.-Rev. J.

Saint, D. D., Minister. 9.45 a. in.

Sunday School, 11 a. m.; The Irre- vocable Past. 7 p. m. Make Room for ‘Jesus; 3 p. m. Summerfield.

‘-SEASON TICKETS for Bedeque

Rink will be available on Saturday .night Dec. 20th at the following

cr, William Callbeck. 1022-l2»19-Gi

ALL OUR LADIES FUR. COATS`

now being offered at reductions that

Spring clearing prices. R. T.

1014-12-19-5i.

--THE SPECIAL PRICE REDUC-

»'l`IONS we are now oi‘l'erin2 on our l whole stock of Ladies Fur Coats af- ;fords an opportunity oi’ selecting a ,Coat now at a price that means a. very great saving. R. T. Holman \Limited, Slimmerside. 1014-L2-19-51.

l -COUNTY comm'-The county Court at Summerside, Judge Inman presiding, was occupied all day Tues- ,day with the case of Prince Leard ws Eddy DesRoche action for $50 for ‘rent of shop in the Town of Sum- 'me side Judgement was reserved

and Lowel Compton and C. D.

rMcCallum for defendant. Court nd~

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-THANK YOU-The Summersicle

‘Representative of the Guardian wish- 'c-", to thank all those who so gener- !ous1_v contributed to the Santa Pal Fund for needy children in Summer- de. To the merchants for their contributions of candy. fruit and clothing, also to the St. Vincent De

:ind to the citizens who sent toys, noney, candy and clothes.-S.

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ols were rendered by the choir both morning and evening. In the morn- ing “A Virgin Unspottcd" and “Good Christian Men Rejoice" were rendered by the Choir. The children

sung “Away in the Manger" under the leadership of Mrs. Jeans, teacher oi' the Primary class. The sermon topic was "The values and meaning, mental and spiritual, to the indivi- dual of the angels announcement Peace." The chief music of the day was discourscd at the evening scr- vice, when "Good King Wenceslas", "Silent Night" and "Sleep Holy Babe" were rendered most effectively. Solo parts were taken .by Miss Jean

Mountain. Mr. Bud Mountain gnvc a splendid rendition of the “Star of Bethlehem.” Two singing choruses from the Christmas cantata "The Hope of the World" were also ren- dered by the choir. Rev. Mr. Jeans' evening sermon was a dramatic pres- entation of thc story behind the words, Thcer was no room in the inn.-S.

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-‘Miss Nora Brown, R. N.. is

of St. Elcaiiora- S.

--»Mrs. \ViIli:‘.1r. Smith fucc Doris

I-ockliart of Kitchener, Ont., is :.'»~x|c|ing the \"li\'.'_‘:' \\'i<h her glor- cnts. Mr. and Mrs. Eu'\\u:'ci Lock- hart-S.

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fitting the glad season were the fca- `, Rev. tures of the day. Old Christmas car-

of the Sunday School in white gowns I SUD

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T o All Our Customers, Old and New, We Greet Y ou:

It gives us sincere plcasurcaf this season of Good _

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United Church offered prayer. Dur- int!

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Lyle and Messrs. Hancock andlreud and adopted. Sick committee

and conveyed her thanks for fruit

carried that fruit be sent to two aged residents of the district. Bills were presented and ordered paid. Programme consisted of reading by Mrs. Jerry Adams, Victrola select- ions, reuding, the Bad Boy Cures his lla, and a contest in which Mrs. James H. Murhy received first prize and Mrs. Wm. Adams, consolation. Refreshments were served by the hostess assisted by Mrs. James Dug-

:lzcmllng the winter 'J/‘iii her par gan and Miss Eva Duggam lr.-ls, Mr. and .\/1:". George Browni

MALPEQUE

On Tuesday, Dec? 16th. a very en-

joyable school concert was held in Sea. View Hall. Mr. W. C. Donald acted as chairman. At the conclu- sion of the program Santa Claus ar- rived and distributed gifts io each

mas and scenes of Christmas in other ' ‘ ‘ scholar from 3 prettlly decorated

lf 71169- ,Ends and in by gum days_ Views oflric Ireland of Si. El:r»n:n's. ill'i'i\'e:l`c1mstmas "c__

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‘. children presented little tableus l. rcpimenling Mother Goose. Delight-

‘f close of the performance he was

greeted with shouts of joy. The magic

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lantern threw a moonlight effect over

or Tuesday from \V::.tc;'n Cuimda to

intention of turning them intota garage in the Spring.-S.

the platform. Candy, etc., was dis-i _M155 D°t M°Ph°rS°“ and M155

The following is the programme in

e fire- ‘ ourltc. was o special feature of the "i’°"“ U” “"“""'“"' fail:-chorus, “silent Nigm;" Read-

cvening. Moving pictures of wild life ing, Doris Blakeney; Solo, Laura in Ontario deiighted the children “Mn Arsene P°m°r °f M1S’°°"°h°,Plckcring; Christmas Drill, 14 Pupils;

re be ,very much. Later in the evening the "Unimed ‘mm “ busmcss mp t°`Reading Evelyn Donald' Dialogue

' Moncton on Tuesday.-S. ` '

"The Christmas Dog;" Song. 5 Girls; Reading, Francis Barnette; Tableaux,

ful songs by the little ones added to “L” H°"“° “nd C”-' of Ch*f"l”“°' Preparing for Christmas; Reading.

CO ,` the charm of the old nursery rhymes. town have purchascd M"N°m_s Ll"‘l

‘ ,, When Santa Claus arrived at the cry 5°“b1°5,°" Spring Park 'Mu' thc Dancing, Ray Burt; Dialogue, Jack

Florena Adams; Sale of candy; Step

Frost and Tom Ruddy; Motion Song; Reading, Vera Brander; Bong. 3 Pu-

pils; Dialogue, "Literary Boclety;" Reading. Caroline Pickering; Chorus,

T.`.`._' ‘AM__.` tributed by Santa Claus and prizes Mildred Mcphersm’ °f the CW” s°"‘|"Joy to the World.” National An-

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and officers were kindly membered for their faithfulness. Mr. Ralph Ramsay of Charlottetown operated the Iantem and movie picture mach- `ine very well Rev Mr Jeans was

every one a very happy Christmas. -S.

" EYESIGHT

P: Iiillag and npplyhg Gina

spending the Christmas holidays with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. George McPherson of Summcrside. B

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ald wok place from the residence of

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noon, and in spite of the stonn, was

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were given for attendanoli. Teachers "|°° D"P°l"'m°“" at Ottawa' “rc them. ‘

The annual meeting of the Young

People‘s Boclety of Princetown Unit- cd Church took piaén Friday evening, Dec. 19, in the memorial morn of the

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‘ure emeient chairman and wished Easfern Guardia!! °i“ir°h- Mi" tho resulor devotional

period the following officers were ei- ected for the ensuing year:-Presid- cnt, Miss Hazel 1-iopgood; Vice Pres-

-§;.;_§;.;§;.;_§;.;§;.;,==;.;§; nersl of the late James L. MacDon- ident, Mr. Preston Green; Secretary,

Miss Constance MacNutt; Treasurer, Mr. Fred Donald.

The semi-annual examination of

Bea View School took place Friday oftemoon, Dec. 19. a number of rate payers and visitors ' being present. The pupils were examined in the

different subjects by their teachers, Miles Helen Rogers and Annie

Christmas holidays at her home in

James Donald.

il two children inctored to Lot 16 on

received. It was moved, seconded and E Monday and ,,_.,,,c gucsfs of Rem W_ i 5

EE. and Mrs. Aitken.

Mr. Villers Carr of North st. El-

lcaners, and Miss Olive Carr of Cal- |gary, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. lThcmas MacNutt on Monday.

Gougan, regret to learn oi her ill- ness and hope for a speedy recovery.

Misses Fraser and Waller, teachers

of Fanning School, Malpeque, are Snondins f-he holidays at their homes in Charlottetown.-M.

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December

Grade X.-_1, Helen MacNelll; 2,

Verna Griffin' 3. Tessie Sexton-

Grade IX.-1, Nonna Callbeek, 2. tlei

Kinnon.

Grade VIII.-l, Rita Arsenault; 2.

Rita Poirier; 3. Mary Ann Bernard; 4, Faustina Gaudet; 5, Stella Mac Neill; 6, Joseph MacMillan.

Grade VIII. I, Anne Marie Des Roches; 2, Marie Rose DesR.oches; 3,

Rochas; 4. Ruth Small; 5, Lucille Poirier; 8, Louise Poirier; 7, Beatrice

Grade I.-1, Gertrude Desizoches

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"_ oodside. Prizes were awarded the P955)

-SUMMERSIDE PRESBYZTERIAN 'find reserved in manner but DGSSESS- Kxpus of the various grades for at_ mountains at Chakdarra, The daily

th°5e sterlmg qualities °f char' tendanw and gmm-al pl-°f1¢1em,y_ ration consisted of 56 parachute leads

actor WhiCi1 mad!! him EFCHUY 65- The teachers treated pupils and V15- weighing 120 pounds, a total of more teemed by all who knew him. Dr. mrs to a generous supply of c,,_ndy_ mall Vincent also spoke words of comfort _ ___ gwpplllg plam Q “dropping g_re5_'» was

°°"‘S°]a'“°“ t° the bereaved' Miss Helen Rogers, prlnelpal of marked out on the ground to guide Mr. Gibson of the Presbyterian Sea View school’ is spending lm. the

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smith. Elizabeth Dalton, Una

allant, Eva Gallant, Ethel Sharbeli,

Leonella Wood. B. ‘

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FORCE PLANES

FEED ARMY ON MARCH

LONDON, Dec. 25.-(By the Can-

Press.)-There is high rom- and a portent of new develop- in military strategy, in the now told for the first time,

the feeding for two days by two uadrons of the Royal Air Force of British army on the north west

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frontier of India.

A column of 1,000 men left Dar-

e town north of Peshawar, to

arch to Chitral, nearly 150 miles

in the shadow of the grim

was delegated the task as an

etely for two days. Two halts

and the other farther in the

three tons of food. At each

airmen. _

The squadrons on whom devolved

duty of dropping food like man- in the wilderness belong to No. 2

the *"""’i°° M-T5' William Garf Mrs. George F. Beairsto, who has (Indian) Wing, stationed at Risal- sang Very sweetly "hc 5°]° “N0 been receiving treatment in the pur.

B“"d°"5 Y°“de"'" Rev' C' E' Ann' ` Prince Edward Island hospital is planes were loaded up with the pro-

ng of me chrisuan Church' °f' 'sufficiently recovered to visit her vcnder, each carrying four loads a “Lcd at me gmve' The lm” bear' daughter, Mrs. George Thompson, day.

cfs- WWC .HMT-V MacLean' Frank Montague, where she intends spend- region is forbidding and dangerous. Murphy' L' H' C°mn' H' J' Mahon' ing her Christmas holiday. Omcial reports show that on the

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_”"' Mr. Gregor MacNutt, student at successfully parachuted down to the

"QSEA VIEW W' I"`Th° Decemlr McGill University, Montreal, is volumn, rnost oi them falling with- mcmng °f me Sea View W' I" spending his Christmas holiday with in

was mid at me 'mme °f Mrs' Jerry his parents Mr. and Mrs. D. P. Mac- ground. Greater success marked the Adams on Dec. 10. Madame Presid- .\.mt_ mx

Fourteen Westland "Wapltl" bi-

Their task was not simple; the

day 48 of the 56 loads were

the circle marked out on the

t day`s operations, th ugh the

‘wcupied the chair' Meeting °p` Mr. Robert Donald, student at Dal- flying lgur-my was longerxnd the

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yet known, may accelerate gh.

Progress oi' ground armies, espeelal. ly in 'ations

country where land communle. are inevitably dfmmlll and

“Wapitl” is a two seater "gen-

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air services of Australia and

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BUSY TIM]

1-roaamg, 'raamanin nee, g;l__

The Canadian Pressl- Charles way. s. dentist of this city, slip- a pair of forceps in his poekel;

when he went on a holiday to Barron Island. a half-caste settlement, in case iwere.

l Island than one Binghi. a, half-caste,

they- might be needed. They No sooner hed he reached tho

plalned of toothache, Mr. Rod- qulckly extracted the offending

molar. Binghi departed in high feat-

to spread the good news. Within

incredibly short time a remark-

cpidemico! ioothache was rag. throughout the settlement. Rod- was besieged with patients from

‘4 0'clock in the afternoon until in 0‘clock at night. He was going at

pressure. and 101 teeth were par- from their owners. Oi course. he

extracted only teeth that were bet-

extracted.

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mored trouble in Russia, but one

lureory is that they are rigirung for

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