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TER WHEN YOU SEE THIS TENDERFOOT ROPED. TIED AND TAMED BY A TENDER. IlE1\R'l‘El) DAME.

JOE E. BKO\VN’S BEST C0 M.EDY.

COME: LAUGH

ALSO MUSICAL REVUE -- SCREEN SONG l’lCTORlAL

Joe E. Brown Funnier ACti011 AplCl\iy _

Than Ever In _ ln “Kio1ldik0

“Tcnderfootd If you're looking lor senscnionul

_ action and corking good driuna.

sympathctically and skillfully ple-_

when M5; mghys crowd viewed isented, don‘t tail to see “Klolnlli;e,

Joe E. Bruwnt latest 1-‘n-si; N-anon- the current attraction at thc cup.-

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iJamcs Rooney. Mill R.iver.

oracle X.-1, Francis Reeves; 2,

Muicoim gee,-es; 3 Guy Kennedy; _ diavnosls of l\li“s Ma.gulre’s illness

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. For 10 Months

Gaming Weight

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CHIOAGO, Dec. 8-(C. P.)_. HOW

long can life continue in uncon- sc'ousne§? ' For close on 10 months Patricia |Maguire, a 2'! year' old ChicB8° girl, has been oblivious to the lworld around ner. Food ln liquid lform is given her through a tube

every three hours, night and day.

Gentle massages day upon d

l prevent the atrophy of her muscles. ‘. All unconscious of the montny. Shi’ 'lives in restless. tmbled delrlum.

` Three fourths of a year this 'girl has slept. Ye; here is no record.

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Mr. and Mrs. A-Dill! Weil' Mill

little son Bobbie accompanied DY Mrs. Weir's mother. Mrs. Kllfy and Mr. Dan MoOor:nac, motored to Georgetown from Charlottetown and were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Donovan.

_____.

Mr. _Patrick Martell has returned

to his home in Georgetown from Montreal.

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The many friends of Mr. Chester Llewellyn are pleased to hear that he is recovering from his recent illness.

Miss Head who has been the guest of her niece Mrs. Dalton loft

|°“‘°*"“ M” duted mu’ ””'”1°“;|reoently for her home in Boston. l a

_ ness that lasted years, returning : length to surroumiings strange to 'them as the legendary Rip Van ”Winkle.

“Sleeping sickness," in one form

or another, is no rare malady. It

its interwoven in the colonial his- tory or Africa and millions of dol- liurs have been .-_pmt in scientific 'rcs<.:al'ch to eradicate it. A kindred `form, sometimes known ss “sleepy sickness," to diftinguish it 1 om the African fever, has taken its toll of life in Canada as well as the United States and in the old world.

S‘ill baffled physicians call it

lethargic -encephalitis. The exact

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al ictur “llie Temicrloot " which 5°! Themfc- 5 MS' Pmqck Hm,,mi11_ 1.1,-¢@1.;\vn_ 4, llelcn Wood. has not been mmclmccd. One medi-

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opened attire Prince Edward Then- Klondike isvremalkablc in iuolr. spam a row days mt Wm( m Grade 1X__1' claum wood; 2,

cal offcial termed her state not

tra for a. 3 nay run. it laughed ways than one. Presenting .ls il t of her daughter, Wmace MncK“_umon_ 5160*) but delirium from B farm of

“nm me wars roped down its does for the first time in an his- I-‘ernwood gurs

meekg trlonlc role the world famous Sl>tfC_~l _ _\rr5_ Gwrgc sherry und Mr. sherry. Grade VIII.-i, Austin MacCal- - ‘

flyer, Capt. I-‘rank Hawks, who l~o.u.-~‘ _________ mm; 3| wmswn Jenkins; 3' Rem Dcctnrs at this stage of medical

b win fever.

It B by XM one or me xmmiest more than 30 Speed records Im mp? ' Kitl ler-n =l~.>»-~v I-‘crn\\'or\d ylwlolyncaux' 4, Isabel Muciiulnon "'*`i""°e can d° “me m°"e th”

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comedies uint lla... excl come out ol craft. Hawks presents nts lol.. ol .l . * _ I ' ' _ wht M keep up her Physica,

the 111111 C'~ll-Ni'-il. mul certainly tile trans-Pacific flyer with re1ii;1x~`.;u‘sl\:_.<p<~1lt ins: week eucl .n Frectown. and Beulah Isuquliurson, (equal). _ “Use” 10~U§0'E°tL¢l` mat J00 E- fldlfllliy. Bild SUUWS evidence of hi* T guest nt the hnmc of Mr. and Mrs. Grade VI.-1, Madelyn Stewart. lSU°_"gt`h‘ Her tjube fed menu °°n' Brown has ever appeared in. This earlier stock company training in l P L_. k H mm u_ Grade v__1 Hel M0; sift of orange nice egg 11088! and was the decided opinion of last Minneapolis before he entered thc, a UC 1 1_____. Grade 1v_; Nilima i?;;;:1_ I o‘l;cr nolxmiiiilg lithxids. And on l\iBht's audience. army air scrvice during thc World. V M ~ . _ _Fr die Pam-da has gained nop

'fha situation of 5 Tex” Cowboy Wm-_ ', Mr. and Mrs. ll»'l~mun McFa latte num; 2. Louise Muclvelll; 3, Don- ` L "

ki 19055 011 New YO’-`K'5 Bfoliilwilb’ I-N10 Tl\l\5’Jt. the SLI". -\lS'> DN- l-`_:rn\\'omi '.\'c\:-~ 1:1 S‘;.nlilt`l"`mc on li 81d Mz\cRae§ 4. Robert MucKlnn0H-, _ rovldes the starting oint for a scnts o. wonderful pci-lor1n1\l~.cc.c1¢~ . , . . » __ . . _ . 5 As yet :lic Chlc~go glrl's record 9 _ P _ _ _ lursnm. _ Glade III. l, Alicia Jenkins, 2 series of liappcnings and mishaps, _ceiling his cliarnrrterlznzlon ns tl:.~ ' _`_Vmw_ Emi Maccauum ' ,S fm. tom the reported |n_,,/ance

nach one funnier than tne one pre- idebonnair priv-atc in\'e.:f\;::-tor in l G M H 1 - H St an

redin . Er n tl _ ~ tJ in “Tl '1`l`t:`~tl G ‘st", Bl' ella* _ ,; 1” B - U V6 €W ‘ 2,. _ _ bootsgand t¢?li1'§ull£lolimll‘:l't.nrid(;§'up .of :lie bi`g;c"s"t1As::l~1:i'i;1;s _oi ull ‘iw F0 ““'0°‘l _ §<`f`-""1, L* _T’f“g“` Sing Jenn MMR” And Murdock M;,]y,,_ 1 "‘V*l°k'-"fi Ll<`h“E1““ f‘<'h°» when U' f-UG Big CRHYOI1 in u llurse-clru\vnlsupcrb emotional }'.cl'luvli\u1:=»,- 1.. ‘-'<‘l'Y f-l\f>1`1\-J-.'~' l1l'~\lf‘I‘ ll-< Cflllilblc “mx (equal). icovcrillg: from typhoid fever, dl‘0D- i\mk_w=-sfm. things begin llolxlins- 'Dwttv Tuelmu 'ronu, wh-_. _l\c:-.:..- mslmgvr. in.-. mu-1 slirrry. ' lp-fc off io sleep on s mai: in apes-

ha'II‘£;sd igtliiczalrizigstlaéipax glgeistkeg; éornemglnsnblrétgli seen in xlotiunil Lani, __ ‘pmt hu-_ She a“.akmed seven ably supplnrts Joe E. Brown in his oothgrs who distinguish them-I M” P“"""* _“f”“"““' F"’°°°w“ sh .years and two months later in 1

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tics. ed heade Gin e Ro ers

hilly.

_ni a 10 ymr old Russian girl,

selves in the all star cast an Jason uns a recent \l< in at the home 6 WHS *Elkins ¢2»1‘H¢SU.v to het Moscow ho<pltal, the centre of me-

an R - d g r g ` ` f - - ' ' l , » -

ls the girl, and no less a favorite :Robards Henry B. wnltliull, Tull; of her daughter. Mrf. Harold John- duncing Pllfffler dunng the inter- clical ntre-lation. than Lew Cody plays the part of Marshall, Pai; Ulvlalley, 1-Zllilrirsonl B(.d.,que_ val 1 J, F,_hi F rt nh one of the high-pressure producers. Wales, Priscilla. Denu. l\lyrtle Sled-I .Ten me Mn Mason why is it I TMI; tngmtihrogfh ‘Zh sg li Robert Greig, Vivian Oakland, man, George Hayes und Lafc lic- -M P *I thu Yowvé emam d . b h . . s P 8 e re

Ralph Ince, Wilfred Lucas, Spencer Kee

Mr, and Mis. Lorne Mc~n 'me y r e a, nc @101-

War. He died Apr’l 14, 1922, after

Uharters,_Marion "Peanuts" Byron, “Klondike” is the gripping story , and children, Charlottetown. were S0 l011s?"' she asked. 7 1_2 ya,-,.5 .Slumber du,-mg whwh

?ou%a.atGel'ra;d,HWalttg Percival. oii ll: younE1Suri;£;(?;‘ i ,mtors to Fmmood the guests of 1-Ie laughed lightly. he H-ousrd briefly on two 0c¢aS1om_ °° ar cm an af” eyfnour' _ Wt' mms ““g‘ L MEMS* _ Mr. and Mrs. Herman McFarlane. ‘I“r0_m Uh°iC'© m0Sf1l’." Cllme his His system had been weakened by

For pure, blue chasing enter death of one of his p

tainment, “The Tenderfoot' deliv-

reply.

ers in full measure. It not only pro- FERNWOOD AND VICINITY CROSS ROADS SCHOOL "Oni" she exclaimed, “But you

vides Joe E. Brown with an excel-

lent vehicle, but definitely classes | ut . » .. ` him ne of America‘s eatest 'lm' mme’ sherry' Fcmwom “mowing is the stundmg 0 I wknbmy choice’ he mf°rm` »

--- a e not very-gallant, are you?"

mnsxgsu Don* mms in gr gpeni, lim, week very pleasantly; Cross Roads School for the month ed her. _ _ _

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LONDON, Dec. il.-M1n'at.ure goal

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in St. Paul's Church, Kingston

M ‘ ‘ ' Hill, for the seventh Annual Service

_ -._ for footballers in the Kingston dis-

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MEET EVERY

' CHRISTMAS BUDGET

$215 ,-0 $1900

To definitely lmow that the gifts you choose are to be used und therefore cherished-that is the reward of lhe person who is a thoughtful, prac- tical Christmas buyer . . . the one who gives \'v`uicrniul\’s. 'l`iicre is a \Vaicrmun’s point lo suit every style of writing und all the recipient of any \l`ui<-r- rnun‘s pen or desk set needs In do is cull al llie ncnrest, Walerma.n’s dealer and ask for the No. 7

Dcnionslraiiun Tray-try each one until he

finds the nib that suits his style of writing and have his pen fitted without extra charge. That

~ is why a Wnlerman’s is always used!

liundcrufled, beautiful, efficient, always prac- tical . . . worthy indeed to carry your messages of friendliness or love . . . Waterman’s are the ideal Christmas giftsl `

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_ Ford has become as much a fixture =in this jolly old service as myself ;and the whistle" and he promptly . blew a blast on a. referee‘s whitsle. _ The vicar said: "There are lots of people who are trying to look. very pious this afternoon who know perfectly well that it is the only day in the year on which they set ` foot in the church. I wonder it does lnot fall down on some of you.”

IN MEMORIAM

MR. JOHN T. ltIORl!.0W

Mr. John T. Morrow passed from

these earthly scenes with tragic :suddenness at his home in Iris, Caledonia, on Nov. 9th, 1932. Bud- denly seized, he only lived about 4 lhours. Born at Bay Fortiule, Bouris, 'M years and six months ago, his death came as a shock to his wife (up in years like himself) and fam- ily. He came tg live and farm in the Iris district many years ago. Here he married and raised _his

two sons and three daughters, Levi and Wally, Marion, Mrs. Sulli- ‘van and Mrs. Young. He was es-

earried a dreadful blow to tha

and family. We pray that God His gracious love and kindness w

family which consists of his widow,

teemed a. peaceable and good neighbour. The funeral services conducted by the Rev. Allister Mur- ray, Caledonia, were well attended.

The interment was in Wood Islands Grade vn__1 Temple Mwmnavd'

t=.l»-.~ __ _ _ _. _ __ _ - Cemetery' Tha pau beuen wen Herbs Stewart, 3 Walter Hemphill. . » ;. _ ,_ ,ff _ Messrs. Donald McRae, J. A. Mc-

" “‘ " " I 77 » ""‘*' »‘ '*-‘ _ .‘ Donald, Aleck Young, J. A. Mc-

MIS.

Mrs. Lester Gay and little son

,Eddie recently visited Georgetown the guest <12 her mother, Mrs. Miat- LCBD.

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Mr. Flynn of Dredge No. 9 is spending the winter' at his home in Georgetown.

Mr. and Mrs. D. P. McKinnon

recently vlsted Sturgeon the guest of Mrs. McKlnnon's parents Mr. and Mrs. Lannigan.

Miss Helen Donovan who has

been visiting in Charcttetown the guest of Mrs. Weir i-Curned to her home in Georgetown.

Mr. and Mrs; Kenny MacDonald

accompanied by their daughters. Eleanor and Irene recently motored to Charlottetown;

Miss Josie Gallant, Rustico is the

guest of her aunt, Mrs, Sampson.

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M‘acPhee.

Charlottetown, recently visited Mrs. MacPhee's parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. MacDonald. '

Mrs Agnes Ma~D<$nnld who has

been visiting in Charlottetown has returned home.

captain Mccarthy of Dredge No. 9 15 spending tihe winter at hs home in Sourls.

Rev. wuusm lvlacnuee. is visit-

'ng in Charlottetown the guest oi hs brother, Hon. Frank Maclfhee-

Mr. walter sslcmcn has retvmed :titer visiting in New York the

Hguesi, of his sster, Mrs. Ceradlni.

Mrs. cram who has been the guest of her mother, Mrs. MacLean 1 eft recently for her home in Pic- tou, N. B.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dalziel ac- companied by their soils. Frank and Jack. and little daughter Bel*-Y.

.matcred to Georgetown from Bor-`

den and were the guest-s Of Mrs.- Smlth and Mrs. Dalziel.

The services on Sunday past Hi Holy Trinty Church were that for the Sunday within the Octave of St. Andrew. fi it were not for the church the memory of these ment who first followed our Beloved Lord would be i0l"K0tt€¥\. At Even- song Capt. Kelly spoke from the 199;.-.tis for the day. St.. Paul de* clares that. the Scriptures were writ- ten for our learning. It must. be rernembered that the Oilily SCNP' ture ln st. Paula-. time was the Old Testament. st. Paul tells us mat im enormous amount oi 8911*' itual wealth is contained in thrill- In the stories and worksand word-5 we find much Hope. and that is what is needed today- Father Abraham has hope when G04 *Old him to go into a new land, Noah had hope. To the Christan Hope. means a great deal. We ions f°f the oonverson oi the sinner and the second coming. _That day °f judgment has no terrors for him- !-iis or her hope rests in Ohrilff and it shall be complete.

GEORGETOWN SCHOOL

Honor roll for November.

Principals Department

Grade x-i Isabel Levers. 2

Lawrence Doyle, 8 Bessie Stewart and Agnes French. Grads 1x-1 Lucy seuuv Wil

Gerald Morrison, 2 Lillian Walker. 3 Thesta McDonald.

Grade vlrr-1 charles Boudreav

2 Howard Fouchere, 3 Stanlei' Walker. »

Vice Pi-lnc\pai'| Department

Grade VI--1 Ralph Hemphill, 2

Adolphus Scully, 3 Constance Mac-

lean, Allck Campbell and Norman `Dcnald . Bain. Tho suddenness of her be- l°Ved Palme" death mu" h“"'° Miss MacDor|ald's Department.

wife

in orade v_1 Amour Hobbs. 2 u _

I clemeni wlgm, 3 Jean sell.

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if Optimism . . . ' "'f~_‘

. --a Happy Christmas

OHNSON & JOHNSUN

THE QUALITY DRUGSTORE

eeteeeomered

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Every gift. you send this year is moi-<- than a gift _ . . it’s almost a hostagf ` to faith in yourself, your friends and in the future. ‘ `

ml me world that "

even though it has been a rough voyage " ' you still have your hand on the helm . of the good ship Optimism. _

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And whether your gift is large or

same story and ex-

presses the good old-fashioned wish for

Doatlmou or oarlana

ruovlivclr or , rumen lfinwann |sI.ANn.

rx 'rms sunnooarn rol1R'r gm; nw", v. A. D. ross

f hi ret Trninor.

ntl." sliescllstlsfeslu lnMli'lna'~ C<>“."¢Y |,, the .ala Province, deceased. \“'

tesllgtgthe Honourable Harold Leonard pnlm.-r, Surrogate, Judge of Prchnte.

t . ei _ 6 (Ito Ihr Sheriff of the (`nuntl' 0' King‘s (‘ouuiy or any Cor.<tn\\\fi 0\' literate person within lnid County

GBEETING

WliT’1llV‘lAS nnon rt-riding the t\¢‘f't-

un" M. fm- cf Pntrlrk Trninnn of S- 'l‘e~r\‘a\-1 nfnresnirl, Sr-hon! 'l‘cn¢‘l\f‘\‘- ilu- Admiuistrntor of the nhnvemamevl

th t a citation mnv

Estate prnvinrr n he iaaunrl for tim n\\l'r\nse,hr‘reln'\ft°l' not forth: You urn therefor-0 herebv required to vita all nervous i|\tPf¢l¢°'l in the nnirl Flstnta tn he and aPDH\f hcfnre me nt n Silrrnwnte (‘nurt. to N’ in-ld in thc Court Hnuln ln Ubnrlottr- ¢..w“_ 1" ('gm\:-rw'n County, in the anld Province, on Wednesday the eleventh :luv of .Tnnuanv next. Nlmlnl. lt fbi’

f o'olock fnrc noon of

hour o eleven ~

the same dny tc ahnw reuse If nnv they can why thc Accounts of the nnid \‘.-state should not he passed and fha nghge ¢1.,_q.-.1 ng prayed fnr in uid nntltlon and on motion of James .T. Jnhnstnn, 'Pl-°q., Prnctnr for amid Pe- titioner. Anrl l’ dn hereby nrrler that a true copy hor:-of he forthwith nub- llshr-ri in some hers-anmu-r published in Chnulcttctnwn nfnrmmid, ones in 1-nr-h wer-ir for at least four consecu- tive weeks from the dat# hereof llnfl that it trim crwv hnra\nf’h\\_ forthwith nnstrd in the fnllnwing public places reap:-ctivs-ly. nnnu-ly. in the hail of the Pnurt l’Tnu~r- in Genrrretnwn in _ Kinirs ('our~t" uforosufrl, in front of the School Ilnusn in Iinldwins Rfillll in mid Kin-»s County and in front of the ilrhool House in St 'l"'r»\sas.|fors- sniff so that all pcruona Interested in the snid Estate nn nfnrcsnld may

imre due nntivr- thereof.

GYVEN under my hand nnrl the Seal of tha said (‘nurt this 'lth day of Derember A. D. 1932 nur! in the 23rd year of

fl.. Hi His htn_1ent_v'l reign.

(Sgrl-) II. L. PALMER

' Surrogate

0984 12 9 Fri 4.

Mary-Teacher, may I be ev'-used

from lessons this afternoon? We are going to have company.

Teacher-I don‘t belifve that

comes under any of the rules granting leave of absence.

Mary (after a moments reflec- tion)-Please. teacher, I think it might be placed under "domestic affliction."

Miss Jenkins' Department

Grade ‘III-1 Louise Hessian, 2

Joyw Jenkins. 3 Irene stewart.

Grade I! (a) l Emily Boudreault,

2 Connie Hemphill, 3 Fred DeLory.

Miss Solomen’s Department ‘

Grade I! fb) 1 Edith Parker, 2

Leo Victor, 9 Mary Fitwérald.

Grade I-1 Katherine Roche. 2

Agnes Boudreau, 3 Nathan Malt.

tio More Piles

How to End Terrible Agony Without Balves or Cutting

Thousands of Pile sufferers do

not know that the cause of Piles is internal-bad circulation of blood

in the lower bowel

That is the scientific truth about

Piles-the real reason why solves and suppositories do not give per- manent rellcf. wny cutting does not remove the cause.

Your itching, bleeding or protrud- .

ing Piles will only go when you actually remove the cause-and not one minute before. External treat- ments cant do this-an internal medicine should he used. HEM- ROID, the prescription of Dr. J. B. Leonhardt, succeeds because it sti- mulates the circulation, drives out congested blood. heals and restores the almost dead parts.

HEM-R_.0ID tablets have an al-

most unhelievable record of sue- cess. Bo why waste time on st- tcmal remedies or worry about an operation when Hughes - Drug'_Go.. Ltd., and druglists everywhere in-

DODl"lNl0N DF CANADA

l’ll0\'IN(`E DF ’

PRINCE EDWARD INLAND.

IN 'I‘llE PROIKATE COURT 23rd George V, A. D. 1038

In RE Estate of Sophia C. Robert-

non late of Charlottetown in Queers

gjminty in the said Province deceased es a e.

BY THE HONOURABLE Hamm

Leonard Palmer, Surrogate Judge

Pruhnte, etc., etc. -

'i‘n the Sin-riff of the County u

Quo(-u's County or any Colistnbls ol litcrnte pcrsou within suiil County.

GREETING

WHEREAS upon reading the pod

:inn on filo of John P. Gordon d Chnrlntlolmvn nfnrcsnld. !\i¢-rchsnt tho Plxceutor of tho nimvu-nnnied I lute nrnying tllnt a eltntion umy bi issue-d for the purpose hercimlttel set forth; You are therefore hereby required to cite all persons Interests( in the said Estate to bs and appeal hefcra me at a Prntmts Cam-¢ gn be held ln thc Court House in Chariot tetown. in Qu-:en's County, in the said Province, on lfondny the ninth day of Jnnunry next routing, at the hour of elovr-n o'cIoek forenoon of the sums day to show cause if my they "Ill Why the Accounts of tha said Estate should not be mused and th: Estate cloned as pmynd fm- 1,, nm petition and on motion cf W. E Bentley, Esq., Proctor for said Peti- tinner.

And I do _hereby order that a truc

copy hereof be forthwith puhlishel in some newspnncr published in Charlottetown aforesaid, once is Qlfb Wrrk for at lens! four consecu- tlva weeks from the date hereof ami that a true copy hereof he forthwith Dnsterl in the following public places respectively. nnmely, in thc hnil nl the Cnurt House in Charlottetown aforesaid, at or near the Royal Banl of Cnnnda and at or near the Bnnh of Nova Scotia both In Ohnrlottatowl aforesaid. And I do hereby furtbot nrrier that |\ true copy hereof lil fnrthrvlth nr-rrcll on the Attorney- (lcnarnl of this Province an that all vu-rsona interested in the said Es- tate as nforcsnid muy have due no~ tics thereof.

_ GIVEN under my bona

and the Seal of the sal Pourt this 'ith day of December A. D. ‘|932 and in the 2.'ird your of His

il.. S.) lIr\_icsty’s Reign.

d. ll. L. PALRIIBR

(Bs ) -

Judge of Probate

0088 12 9 Fri 1. _

“BEMA ' ' Molasses

is Economical

Whether und on the cable, _ foe candy-making or for coulunl- “BEMA" Barbados Molauu ll the moot economical and most health- ful of swntoninga. it contains' no gluoong no adulter- an¢. Only the purest juice of tho Barbados sugar cane is und in ill making. Y r home deserves the beat. 'l`l'ml |.°`:vhy you must insist on the “Bl:`.MA' brand.

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' MONEY ’l'0 LOAN

Officer IMI Richmond Bffeoi _______________..__._----

l’-rohibition Commission Chas. ll. Black, Chairman. Charlottetown. In B. Mammals. _wsu st. htm 'John Simpson. Hamilton.

information rellrllllll

vito every sufferer to t-rv HIM' ROID with guarantee of money- lbsck if it does not end their P968. no matter haw stubborn the else!

. Send all ‘ lnfraetlons of PROIIIBITION ACI to the above or to | n»;¢a¢.|.rr|n».l»°-ll-P-

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