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FUR AUCTIONS

Winter Sale Commencing Feb. 2, 1920 Spring Sale Commencing April 26, 1920 Warehouse- I

64 Park Street, Southwark, London

' _ HENRY BENNET,

A Agent.

1123 Broadway _ New YOI'k

For particulars apply to 1

E. H. RAYNER,

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-MRS JOHN H. WALKER, Cape

Traverse will be “At Home" on Thurs- day afteruoon amd Friday afternoon and evening, January 1st and 2nd.

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Dartmouth are visiting in Sunim ide and Llnkleter - I 'V

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--Mr. E. 'G. -Reid _spent in

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bellton 'to Charlottetown.-iL.‘

-:Miss Anni; Mortimer of Gharlotte~ town is visiting her sister Mrs. Geo. Williams, Summerside.-~L.

-iMessrs. Fired Lane, Leith Smith

and =Earl |Brehaut of Moncton, N. B.. spent Chrlsmus in ‘Su.mmerside.-L.

--Mr. Herbert Henderson of Halifax spent Christmas with his mother Mrs. Alex Henderson in Fernwood.-L.

-iMr. Frank |Daley who has been

undergoing treatment in the Soldiers Hospital at Halifax has returned to his home, in Sumiiierside.--L.

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-Dr. Richard and Mrs. 'Sharp of

Ptort Elgin, srpent Chnistmas in ‘Sum- merside, the guests of Mrs. John Sharp.-L.

M`inard’s Liniment Cures Diphthefln.

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ALFRED FRASER

212 Fifth Avenue,

NEW YORK,

Representing C. M. _Lampson Co.

Public Auction Sale of Raw Furs

64 Queen Street,

LONDON, . ENGLAND-

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` Start .the .New Year _on time by getting one of our reliable clocks, as shown in our window.

Prices $3.00 to $5.00 _

BLACK & C0.

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._iAdd`then the Bride-to-be as well as their friends find it so convenient to do all their shopping at ijloiman’s beca_use[Holman’s can supply everything from the trousseau to the Furniture, Furnishings, Utensils even to the Groceries.

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given it special study and thought and we chcerfull,y_ ‘- place all our experience at I the disposal of ourcustomers

without charge.

Call at our Charlottetown

Sample Room if it is not convenient to call at our Summerside Store and in either ,case you are assured of .best attention and service

We Furni Sh ’i'i\e,Home _

“Holman’s" have a wide-spreadfreputaiion” for furnishir g hr mrs cl rrpltiely

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insertion for advorthiut in this aol- nmn. Cuh must accompany order minimum charge twenty five coats.

1-SAD BEREAVEMENT.-On Mon-

day the 82nd of December the Angel

of death visited the ‘home of J .~B. and Mrs. Reeves Kelvin and ‘took away

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their only little child Millicwl. G bright lovable little haha of three months The funeral was held Tuesday afternoon Rev Mr Ives _,conducted the services at the home ' nd grave. The sympathy of the cow:-1 =munity goes out to the bereaved par

; .I was cured of Rheumatic Gout by _ »1iliNARD"S LINULENT.

. EW KING

Halifax ANDR . I was cured of Acute Bronchitig by

MINARD’S LINIMENT.

LT.-COL. C. CREWE READ.

Sussex. I was cured of Acute Eheumatlsm

by MINAR‘D'S LINIMENT.

' Markham, Ont. C. S, BILLING

Lakeiield, Que., Oct. 9, 1901.

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.°lT PAYS to bu in this province.

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..*8UCCE8SFUL STUDENT.-The

many friends of Miss Irene Dingwell, Bay Fortune, will be pleased to hear that she has been granted diplomas from the short-hand and ty‘pe~wrltihg department of the Union Commercial College, Charlottetown. Her many friends wish her every success.-_U.\

..*ENTEFiTAINED.-Mr. Howard

Wood of, Red House, antertaineda party of young gentlemen at his home on Tuesday evening. 'The party con- sisting of Messrs. Fred McKenzie, Arthur McKinnon, Leo McKenzie, Mac Dingwell and Guy Dlngwell, spent the evening in smokes and' games and all claimed they spent a “bang up time." --U.

‘..*FRE8H CLEAN new stock of groceries will be found at Eastern Grocery Co. in their new home in Creamer Building, Souris. Gold Medal flour, Victory, Sunbeam, Royal Gold in 1./5, IA, %, bbls. `Apples, _.oranges, lemons, grapes tlgs, dates, nuts, sweet potatoes, cabbage, turnips. Full line Molrg confectionary in bulk and packages from 5 cents to $5.00. Fresh stock of St.~Wi»lliams jams, canned hams; Bologna and pork sausages. Fresh Bread rece1ved` daily . 3011-12-18M2wks.

..*FORTUNE.-Much credit is due

Miss Annie Campbell, -teacher of Egl- ington School, for -the splendid show- ing made by her pupils at the examin-` ations held on the 23rd lnst. The ready answers given to the many questions asked in Geogr'aphy,"Grammar, French etc., told of untiringeffort on the part of ‘both teacher and pupils. The en~ tertaiument consisting of dialogues, songs and recltatlons were all very well rendered. After the awarding of prizes old' Santa appeared and re- lieved the Christmas tree of candy, toys, apples, etc. After a hearty vote of thanks and appreciation had been tendered by Mr. Jas. McDonald, all polned in singing God Save the King and went home feeling well satisfied, with the ,progress made by the pup- ils during the year.-U.

..*AN ANXIOUS and alarming

crowd were the citizens of Montague. Tuesday night when the town under heavy verbal-fire assumed a state of belligerency several oral-batteries opened fire when a coal lorry struck and our infantry rushed “slope 44," but was repulsed by the severe counter-attack. At 9.30 p. m. all troops _retired to "Commodore Bar- racks" where a short skirmish took place with little or no results. Not until 10.45 p. -m. did the fever of bat~ tie prevail f-n any side. At this -point a peace delegation was sent out and their spokesman by some super- natural infuence caused all troops to cease firing and in response listened to sincere and benevolent advice. Stiiled to the heart, they dispersed and 'once again peace ruled. A happing such as this involves a series of questions: Was John Barley- corn leader? lb, that noble general died three days previous of a broken neck, -but his successor “Lemon Tod assisted by “old Vanilla, Bean" car- ried on affairs regardless of discipline. Notwithstanding this, with the recep tion of a few dislocated chokers and a lf,ttle cracked enamel the casualties were light. These episodes only occur when our policeman ig unable to he present in town, the case 'being such Tuesday night, and we readily under- stand the importance and appreciate the efficiency of our policeman when on duty.

EASTERN’ PERSONALS

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. .*Mr. Leo. Mclfeniae, Fortune spent

the week end in Annandale.--U. :

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was in Souris on a businesftrip Tues-

. nay.-U. . _ _' ,. ..°Miss Mollie weinter or carrriirgi

is visiting her sister, Mra..Che|ter Burk, Fortune.-U. _

..*Miss Edith Montgomery. of Port

Hill. ll Villtilll in Little River, the guest of.Mlss Ella Uiiderhay.-U. '

..°Misa Jessie McKinnon of, Bay

Fortune. who has been attending Prince of Wales College hae arrived

hogs to spend her Christmas holidays.

..*Mls, Minnie McKinnon and her

sister Janet have arrived home from ~Boston to spend/ the 'holidays with friends at ~ -

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The' finest cap for cold days-handsome as well as warm. New shapes are just in by express. ' How' about one for Xmas.

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A LOT OF THE SMARTEST VELOUR HATS that you liaveseen -yetf-these new ones that we have just received by express. They are shown in brown, green or black velour, very handsome

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Velvet Caps

Brown, green and grey velvet caps-very smart shapes,. as well as a lot of new tweedsrjust in by express..

. $2.00, $2.50, $2.75.

MOORE & Mcl.EOD LIMITED

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Stock Quotations

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tions furnished by F. B._McCurdy and Co., the Montreal St_ock'Exchan|e.) - _ Atch . . . . . . . . . . ..

A. F. ._ .. 140%

Can. Pac. ....131 Crue. .. ....214 Mex. Pet. .. ....215 M. 108%

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Our agents will take delivery ‘offlive ho s at all

'our usual "uying points on Thursday, Decem er 18th and on Monday, December 29th.

Watch our advertisement for dates for January

WM. DAVIES C0., LTD

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for Prince Edward island

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CAUGARY, Dec 27.-Sherman Jack- i

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