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' _ ~‘ 'T PAYS I0 -buy °'\ this Province.

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sPEciA|_ D. at A. ferrets from $1.00

“Ii all sizes to 30. Patons Limited.-

' WHITE FLANNELLETTE sleepers- 2014-11-29-M11

ORWELL SERVIDES-3t¢Andrew’s

Church. or-wen at 11 of -m., Omen

HA Head 6.3011, m_

cHii.nRENs Fi.EecE lined wants

70 cents Patons Limited.

2674-11-29-Mli

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Q - This IS the weather that _‘f p1::"‘;",fES,§’f 'i°“‘°“`BP bleak Salts

is bard on ~~ $38.0U. ;ro\vs'eveRri)i:5 Ljt(iln.tS. special .watch outfor thc dreaded __ _ 2c25_u_zsM2i

CFOUP 'and be PI`@Da1'Cd -A -cHii.onElNs si.EEpEnsf\ _ _ ._ _ - $1.00 for it it it attacks your up to $1.50. rams r.imns<i.mm '

f baby-place a bottle ol 2674-11-29-Mli

Macs Group Cure m your CHII-DREN'S fleece lined vests and

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fl’0lli $1.50. Putons,Liinlted. ~--

2674-11-29-MIL W°MEN'3 Creve de clicne ond

- Georgette blouses. Reg. $7.50 ._ to

$10.50 for $6.75‘and $7.75. Prowse Bros-. Ltd. 2625-11-:s.v12i

, EXTRA LARGE SIZES in Indies +lumber robes in ‘white flannellctte made from English goods. Patone Ltd.

' 2074-11-29-Mli

DISCHARGING 'ron/xv Aniion

Itound, Inverness Screened, Sydney Screened, Anthracltc Nut ami Petrol- eum Colte. Phone orders to 170, Aly- ward and Deegan.

2434-11-2-il\l6i.

STANFIELDS LADIES HEAVY

balbriggan white underwear on sale at $1.40 per garment, 36 to D8_ Pa- tons Limited

medicing Chest (md fggl ' drawers. Best quality 75c each. Lad ' ` ‘ 2574_n_29_MH

HEAVY ASTRICAN driving gaunt-

. - " fleece linel vests and draw r l~

- that ou are on the sale 'is _‘ _ , Q S I- 1

y nhite $1.00 each. Piouse Bros. Ltd App0|N-|-Ep REG-|-oR__Rev J A

5ide”1~0 bc had only at " 2625'11'2`SM`-`i Windfield, formerly Anglican rector ni.

-\Ib€l`t0l1. has been appointed rector of All Saints (`liux<h, Bedford N s

I ‘ ‘let inilts, liorschide palms, with roll: . ~ ' ., l ' ' ‘_ ' ` I

_ Z M _ protectors. Strap wrist and lined $3.25 %Eix;.`,sl§\l;(;E"i;§v¥"'T_Cl§§narlglmuiit ,mf

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e uoith $4 50 l’a1ons Liinitcd L i’ I H

` 2074-11!Z9-MII ` '

IMPORTANT NOTICE TO ADVER-

149 Gro.-at George st. ' Pssntess onoumo ovarian .r'SERs""Ad"e’“”°“ "°"°5Pe°If“"

SHELLS min V G5 =_v reminded that copy and instruc-

itiic EG . EGGS

'ions must be in the Guardian OiI~r-c

l"""g “Ive WO CARTER 3' not later than twelve noon each

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DON‘T PUT ‘DFT

When the new stock conirs

in and the olzl stocl<.i_-» sold the prices will have to ari- ance about flti pcr cent.

BUY NOW _

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oi’ clean, rresh, sweet ground oyster shells, wliolesalc and retail at lowest DYICC- 2056-11-29M2t.

U NEW i>ASTER.~»’l`lie church at .sniiiiiieirsirlo is to lic heartily congra- I‘iIl¥““I \lI10n securing as pastor Rev. A. K. Ilorninn, oi' llartinoutli, says thc Maritime iiapiiet and adds: Bro- thcr iierinan has not only an adequate educational preparation for tlie'ser- vice to which he is iio\v called, but was t'ui-tlicr prepared for his llfe’s duties by fthe 'stern experience oi ac- tive service on the battle fields of France. At Vimy Ridge he was ser vcrely wonnrled. the wmiiid later ne- cessiaiing the ainputaiion oi’ the in- 'Jnred limb.‘ He liozziii his ministry at Sumeinrsidc last Snnrlay. llc ami Ii/Irs. Herman will liare the best. \visiieg and pr:iycr\oi'_aIl for alionnding suc- cess in their work for the Kingdom oi God in Suninicrside_ -

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DIRECTORS' MEETING.-A nit -i-

ing of t'I!c l)ii'r~rrf`ors ot' 'l`l\c P. E. l. ‘.»\uricultnral .\lntnal Fire ]iisuri'ancc (‘oinpan_v, was hold ut. thc nianngcr's otlicc, Sii}uniorside, on Tuesday the 25111 Inst. ’I`lio l)ii‘ccior.~i _wore all present. A very large uuiiibci' of ap- plications for iiisnrziiir-r» woi'n receiv- etl and passed. 'l`iirrr- \\'cr:~ several losscs by fire Ilnrinp: tht- last two iiioirtlis ninountins: ii :_`f'..-loo wiiicli were oi‘ri»_~t*c'r'rn ':v~- pnirl. 'l`li.'- t`om- pnny at' lliv prn »-vi ii:n'- i- in :' l`lonr- i-'hiiifz <~<>iiiii:io". l::i‘_‘ina'_ ri sz-»'\=‘ii.< on liunri ot' ovrr r‘1*;<i,<iii<i_ \ rr-~_t.\\»ii.'in of

_syinpnthv cn the il-‘ith oi' n.‘.‘ _tile I"li\€otr‘_tI <|ir't-ctfii' :\'.izl i`i'i\‘iil _‘.li‘. Waltci' Siiiipson was n:i_--'»~'l :ard or-

rfi to iw .~"\nl tu 'li/\ i`:iniil;* oi' :lo-

li '_~i‘l. .\ii'_ .i Ii SiIiii>~..i" rtl` H115' Vit-‘.'.'_ 1' ~'u'.'rI\~-'liii i`:»:‘:'1:r;»:|'l niili»r_ anfl a iiinn liirtlilv sn:-it-"i or] -~,~-re np. pr‘in‘i-'I Iiiri-_":ii‘ in iil'i"r» of .\i_r. \\'al- ilii' Siiiir-son trim,-r'i:'i-ill. \\'i!li i-iirlr :i

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_ ' the (`oiiip'|n_v if-_ i»on`i.l to p:‘r~.<|i"i'.

.“ CO LTD luis Just received from the ‘

U _ , _ '_ _xcept Saturday, when the latest hour

nitod States 800 bags, 80,000 pounds mr changes or new copy is 10. 8. m_

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FUR BUYERS.-Mr. A. Pierce. pre-

sident and general manager of A. & E. Pierce & Co., Montreal who has just returned iroin the fur 'centres ol' Europe, accompanied by his cliiet buyer, Mr. Drolep will be at the ilrni’s oillcc, Suninierside for a short time, beginning Tuesday, December 2nd. See announcement elsewhere in this issue. 2665-ll-29Mti.

ORDERED T0 P. E. l.-’I`lie Boston.

American of Monday say-st-Mary P. Jerome, the seventeen,-ye'ar<>lI1 girl who a week ago attempted suicide in her room on Massachusetts avenue, was order deported to her home in Prince Edward Island today. She was banished from the conn-try as an alien minor without visible means of sup- port, and with a jail record. The Or- der for the deportation was announced int.o Roxbury District Court, cliarged with the vitlation oi the terms of a recent parole, which folowed a con- viction ior driinironness. The case against he was filed, and she deportecl in the custody or an ininiigr-ation of- iiccr.

HOME ON A VISIT-Mrs. Mary .-\iin Nlc.\/iillan, toriiicriy Miss .\lcKciizie, of Tacoma. Wash., arrived in llrarlal- iianc on Tliursday evening on a visit to hey old homo wliers. sho will visit 'ifci' brother. Mrs. I\lcMilla1i, who 7lias bccn :ibsciit Iroin licr hoinc i’i'0- vinrc for Ilic past tliirty-ciglit. years, _'nine d'rccl from Boston, where she Ei-as iiccn rciiewiiif.; actltuiiiitaiicvs with i`rir~iidg and 1‘oiativcs. Wrs. i\'lc1\flillai\, whose home is now ;'_u Tacoina, wlicre -lin has two sons anrl,two daughters rcsirliiirt, ali con.fori:ilily married.'c_x~ l cept licr youngest son George, will Isp-n.| tlic winter among her people llioiv- who are Ilclitzlitcd to have hor | wiili tliein aft:-i' so lung an :\iisi'ncre_ 1 Iilr. _\l<‘.`»liil::ii who rliurl twenty years

1 'mi in 'l'ariiiii;i,' was also a native of y iir.: l'i'u‘:iiit-I: ami iiiarrierl l\oi'c_ .\Ii.-_ ilchiiiluii is looking cxrelitliiiilly

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COME T0_THE CONCEU and bas-

ket social in Crapaud Hall, Tuesday, December End. 2659-11-29-m2i.

FOUND u place to buy $30 men’s

overcoats ter $25.00. -Paton’s Ltd.`

- 2663-11-29M1i

_ Peters sale next Wednesday.

BUY USEFUL Christmas presents at

, 2653-11-ZDMII.

MEN'8 heavy tweed overcoats $18.

Paton’s Ltd.

2663-11-29M1i

O R W E L L.-Services next Sabbath,

November 30th, will be in St. Andrew’s Church, Orwell at 11, at Orwell Head ur. 6.30 and not as previously announ- ced. _

FOR BIG MEN Full stock of under-

wear for big mon at special prices Patous Limited.

2674-11-29-Mil

'see i=A'roNs sPeciA|. winter

vests. for ladies at 85 cents each. Our 55 cent big white nndervests are worth buying. llatons Limited.

2074-11-29~M1i

WHEATLEY RIVER NOTES.-Mr.

[Eldon Ford, Wheatley River was in the city yesterday.--Mr. Garnet Ford and Mr. John Ford have _decided to give up the»butchering business for this year and !\ir. Prank Roberts is entering upon this line of work.

SCARCE GOODS.-Pure wool Stan-

fields underwear for large men and women, niedlunt and heavy weight, only all sizes in mens up to 48. Pa- tons Limited.

» 2674-11-29-Mli

DR. GORDON'S RECOVERY.-Says

tho .liar-itinie Baptist: The many' friends of Itev. J. A. Gordon, D. D.. who for many years was a pastor in the Maritime Provinces, will be glad to know itliat lic is gradually recover- ‘ing from his very serious illness. He has been for more than two months in the Montreal General Hospital, and for some time his condition was so critical that the physicians entertain- cd little hope oi’ his recovery. How- ever, his robust constitution 'has sur- vived the strain and he is now conval- escing rapidly. I-Iis day of illnes have liccn greatly cheereri by the many mesages of s_\'nipntliy_ and comfort re- ceived from his lirctitren in all parts oi Caiiada. Dr. Gordon is not Yfft HUT' iicientiy recovercd -to personally ack- nowledge thcse iiiessages but wishes through The .\'liiritiino Baptist to as- sure his friends in these provinces of his grateful nppreciatioii oi' their kindly words oi synipntliy and cheer.

MARTIN - MacQUARRlE WEDD-

ING.-'l‘lic ironic oi' l\‘lr. and Mrs. L"_.1\’i. Pike, Reynolds St., East Greenwich, ll.. I., was the scene of a pretty wed- ding. \Vedncs<lay evening, November 12th, when their niece Miss Margaret I I\lacQnarric was united in marriage to Mr. N¢»r__iuaii C_ hlartin, ot! Pro- vidence. Thc double ring service was pcrformod by Rev. A. Mason Brown, of l’rovidnce. The bride wore a gown of white crepe dc oliene and a bridal vcil with a crown effect of nraiige blossoms and carried a shower bouquet ot' bridal roses. She was givcn away hy her father, Mr. James MacQuarric, t`orm:_=rly of Rice Pornt, 1', ld. I. Miss Marion MacQnarrie, ._'is.tor oi` the bride was bridesmaid. She “orc a gown ot pink crepe de

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' iii and cnjoyiiig 1-xccllunt licallli. She a _ ' -

”'-'-""'9°"95’»°"5"5f"“”"""-"'»""""-"""""'- i- an ann- nl' ltrv. t`harlc~i .\l<~l{<=Iiaio, clinic anil` cul'I'It’/(I 11 IlUll<I\l<‘l UT Plmk

L ‘ i", wlri I4 ii i4r.ni.ini»i oi' l’_ \\'. t'. and rose buds. The brizlegroom had for

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t _ now lonnit-ti "i .\'o\':i iwoiia.

isi.A‘Nz: eov WITH vicronv

IEONDS.--'l`l‘.r following is copicu riront ai lii'.iznlo\i_ .\i:initolin. paper. -“tliiro again iiranrlon has fnitillr-(1 its. i»r\1.::t;;iion oi _zroing ovor tho `iop and “- more i.| oliluin -tl it objoctivo

The °°`°p°wti°" of “dv°n|s` " Siltiirtltiv iiiglii rho third Victory Loziii

ing patrons is requested in the ,,_ _, _ _ _ _

_ Y __ , ..\niptiip.<n (ro:-I-d with this city $1.

iilltéecétioii of ggfiinii) fC0.l>it iiliitl _ Q ° 'QI ._ 377,200 alnad ot’ its objective oi’ $750,- uoon uigeigleo fltae. exfiogge l §fi¢ 000. 'i‘lii_~i raaknq a grand total for l,um|c,mm{ (qnardgy 10 ami) ` Brandon of $2,l27_200_ Brandon has Very 0fwu`th`e‘ WCM,” M' `a_` not onlv non the Prince of Wales 1”,-g.. advcr(|.;0m,,m` 0/,_ own ng ° ` Victory Loan Flag, but will also re-

t cclyc scvui ciesio, as a crest is

nlarI¢'li_1iige:i nt'tcr thfity ltonr a e . ' ‘ " ‘ I .,..r“.., to df.,|,_,Cme 1|". ,»,.;_mim- obtained for every twenty-five pe

cent ovci tho allotment Arrange

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his bestm-in Mr. James S. Jarvi, the ushers were Messrs. Frederick _Glo- ver, Clarence J. Conyers, of Provi- Ilciicc_ The bride`s gift to the lirirlc_sinaid was a string oi’ La, Tug. ca pearls. the l>rldegrootn’s gift to the in-:it man was cuff-links and to the usiier.-‘. stick pins. Duringthe service solos ,"0 Promise Me” and “O Perfect Love" were rendered by Mrs. M. C. Straight of Provi- dence. '1`he bride and brldegruom were assisted in receiving by Mr. and Mrs. Fred Martin, Mr. James MacQuarrie, the bridesmuili and best man. The decorations were palms and chrysanthemums. Mr_ ami Mrs. Martin left on a short wedding journey. ' ,

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\\'0l‘k oi’ ettln he ' or ina c ' - ' ' ` up in mga to inttcll mauSd__ ments nrc being made to fly the flag _ nad not mf,-(.q`u0m|y such ads in i’ront of ilie City Hall today or on

rm- M the |35; moment mf, out Tuesday. During the campaign the

This gimmron is not of sa,-_ ' ’ work of tho two teams that cunvassed

\-ive /to em," the ,,d\-,.,,~ti5(.r or the city \\'_as very close, and it was our render ,md wt-_ rherpfm-p_ not until Saturday night that it wo

tho business otflcc $100 boiidsuwclulngono t M OB

it .\_ tina _y er :cd in 1 iuc

NOT LATER THAN 12 NOON a Daiiidqson was entitled to the award -

(Saturday I0. a m) ing~tic n _ D 1

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request mas; copy bc l.0ce|,,,,d in a known just wliodtlie prizes Io( two

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and watch us bring it back t.o life and service. Holes in the

_ soles. run down at the heels,

‘ ‘ ` _ rips in the uppers, worn down

' ’ at toes. and such things do not

delez- ns cfrom repair!nK your footwear and putting them- tn first class shape again. Ii.'s well ' worth whllc to save them.

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of money during tho campaign. (MT. Bruce Davirison is a son of Mr. .Iolin Davidson. iledeque, P. E. I.)

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FRESH PORK BAUSAGEB ON SALE NOW ,BY ALL LEADING GROOER8, GOV- ERNMENT ' INBPECTED, STAMPED ON EACH WRAPPER. ONE OF THE CHOICEST MEAT-FOODS ON THE MARKET AND AL- SO THE CHEAPEST BE-

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OUR EMULSION UF

COD LIVER OIL WITH HYPOPHOSPHITES

This remedy ha_,s a

special action on the cells and tissue ofthe air pass- ages. _

It will relieve serious

lung troubles which or- dinary remedies fail to reach. _

Prices 50 and $1.00 each.

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