THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

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ECEMBER 1s. 1930-

These prices go into efiect ‘until the stock is cleaned

25c 27c

INDIAN TEA new arrival per lb. “...-u...

CRANBERRIES dean and ripe glbs. for ........

IRUNES

new stock,

medium size 3111s. for ...-...-

25c

Brace ’s Specials

at once and will continue out. -

(TTIIONS Silver Skin 10 lbs. for

29c 18c

SULTANA RAISINS

the right kind

DATES Golden I-Iallowi 2 lbs. for

2 lbs. for

SAVE WHILE YOU SPEND

ORANGES

srsiszrzrffffff. 33c j 1‘ UTS ,’Yi'.‘.§."..’i........ 15¢ §3Z."..‘§‘i§‘.’f 2511 TEA. ‘.\li.'\'(‘E MEAT ii-“Ififi? 33¢ CREAMERY BUTTER per lb. 25c

per jar ROLLED OATS

HEMBUGS 2 lbs. for ........

RAISINS . seeded or seedless

2 pkgs. for . ..

TABLE RAISINS

1 lb. pkg. . . . . ICING SUGAR PLUM JAM

40 oz Jar . . SHELLED ALMONDS

pkg. per lb.

ii£T‘?..‘?-”.’.‘.”T‘.‘.... 3111 $213.? 9511

CLEANED CURRANTS

per pkg.

New Crop

INDIAN TEA

Extra special per lb 25c 5 lb. lots $1.15

Fresh Stock

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Brace, McKay & 00.,

SUMMERSIDE

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sAn new-um. Frederick 15m:- man, Charlottetown Royalty, receiv- ed the sad news o! the death of her brother, Daniel McGregor, in Keene,

_ George E. Iurch.

present

_ . 6 Ilernran Trelle, of Peace mver Val- icy, Alberta, who, for third time, has lrecn crowned wheat hing of World International Livestock exposition at Chicago. He ls seen holding box of his world champion wheat. NOTES FROM BURDEN

A delightful bridge party was held at the home of Mrs. Eldon Campbell, Borden, on Wednesday cvuning,_ Dzc. 10th. The first prize was won by MIT... MacPherson and the COlEOIDtlOXX prize by Mrs. Brennan. A dainty and most delicious luncheon was served by Mrs- Cumpbell, assisted by Mrs.

Mrs- 'A. Brennan and lvlts- E. Campbell crossed on the c1: ferry Friday evening en route to Moncton for a. few days.

The new wing on the school at Borden is about ccniplctcd and \vill be ready for use aitcr the r.:'.v year.

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SERIOUS CHARGE-Joseph Grif- fin of West Royalty was last even- ing arrested by the Provincial Police l and lodged in Queen's County jail charged with indecent assault. The accused appeared before Magistrate ‘Tweedy yesterday at ll o'clock and was remanded until Monday morning. Bail was arranged at $2,- 000.

PARKMAN-l-‘ORD-Cnc 0i those events in which all people are inter- ested took place at the United Man- se, Charlottetown, on Wednesday, November 5th at 7 p. m., by the Rev. C. N. Brown, xvhcn Elsie Eva, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Garnet Ford, of Glasgow Road, became the bride of Ivan Clarence, youngest son of ltfr. and Mrs. John S. Parkman, Drackley Beach. The bride were a‘ dress of blue crepe back satin, with blue broadcloth coat and oppossum fur trimmings _ with hat to match. The‘ bride was attended by Miss Pearl Parkman, sister of the groom, and wore n dress of sand flat crepe with shoes to match, whilethe groom was ably supported by Mr. Frank Ford, cousin of the bride. After the

to the home of the bride, where sup- per awaited them. Soon alter a crowd of charivarfers arrived, which added amusement for. all. After wishing congratulations to tho bride

. Bowling is quite popular in Borden this winter. The ladies have formed a league and play l twice n ':. rk. Up to eta-to there has been four games

- played, the "Vhld Cats" having a. de-

c'dc:l advantage. The standing at is "Wild Cats", 9 points;

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A New Genuine Cost. lron Range oi’ improved design. One that you will find to be a visible express- ion of the good taste that you snow in your home and all oi’ Its appointments.

On Display at:-

Bcthunc Hardware Co. Ltd.

Phone ‘I57.

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"Bear Cats, 4 poiziis; "Fir: Cats,

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Claire: “Why didn't you shave this cvcnlrg?" v

Bill: “I shared ii-“s morning, and it makes my face sore to shave twice a day." . Claire: "Well- it makes my lace acre ivhen you only shave cnoc."

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and promote the growth of your .. hair by rubbing the scalp with MlmlflTs four times a week.

‘couple motored to their fBrocklcy' Beach, u-hercithe groom is la prosperous young farmer. and with ithcm goes the best wishes for a happy wedded lilo.

IN MEMORIAM

RONALD A. MACDONALD

The parish of Little Pond eras once again called upon to bear the lcss of one of its esteemed and most rcspcctcd parishioners, Ronald A. MacDonald, who passed away at his home on Monday, Sept. 8th. The late Mr. MacDonald \vas one of the old- est residents of the parish, born in Little Pond in 1856, he resided on the homestead of his father, the late Alexander MacDonald. This pro- perty, which has been in the family for over a hundred years, has’ been improved by each generation and is today a fine snug homestead.

The deceased, who was ailing a few weeks, was tenderly cared for by his devoted wife and sister, and by his daughter, who made a great sacrifice to spend all the time she could at the bedside of her father.

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‘ His pastor, Rev. Louis Callaghan, vis-

ited him frequently and administer- ed to him the last consoling rites of the Catholic Church, thus fortified, strengthened and resigned to die, he gradually weakened and surrounded by his family and dearest friends, he quietly breathed forth his soul to God.

Mr. MacDonald was a true Christ-

ian, a living exemplar of sobriety and honesty and a faithful member of the Catholic Church. He. gave whole-hearted support to parish work and stood for progress in all matters laertnining to school im- provcment also. In social life too, he took his part. fond of company and especially fond of music, he made friends and neighbors welcome to his hospitable home and even in his last days he vrislicd for and had ;music played for him. i He died as he lived, o. practical Catholic, a good faithful husband, a loving father and brother, and one to all who knew him, a loyal and hon- est friend. This was manifest by the large attendance at the funeral, when relatives, friends and neigh- bors gathered to pay their last tri- bute of respect.

Rev. Dr. Callaghan sang the Re- quiem High Mass and gave the Ben- ediction in the church and at tho graveside.

He leaves to mourn his sorrowing widow, (nee Victoria McCormaclr, of Georgetown); two sons, Aeneas and Alexander, in Little Pond‘. and two daughters, Mrs. John McKenzie, Gaspereaux; and Mrs. James Foley, Richmond, California; also two sis-

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Wonderful Price inducements

Ladies’ and Gents

iiliiTH or FUR CGUATS for Winter Wear

In these you will find a nice selection purchased from some 0f the 1011111112 manufacturers in Canada. All new 1930 materials made up in the newest models, lliil'ili.‘ll\‘0l}’ trimmed with fur that blends nicely with each coat. When you so lect a coat from Sinclair's stock, you are assured of getting the latest styles in quality merchand 180- During the lwlidfl)’ 50115011 We 1110 01101111.‘: very special price inducements that will be of interest to you. if you have not already bought your winter coat, we will be pleased to show you the range. Prices the lending feature.

Rather than wait till Jnnuniflv to reduce the balance of our stock of winter coals, we have decided to give you real bar- gains just at the time of year when you mil appreciate them. Act now and get better choice.

IEcrc is your opportunity to pl‘1:f-.t‘ni yourself or a friend with a lovely New (foal at a very moderate price. Erich coat bears the standard of “Sinclair's Qlllllli)’ and Value.”

Ladies’ Fur Coats

All first quality garments, ouch cont hcinjz individually selected. 'l‘hi:; season's neucst models and styles in ltiit, Soul, Grey ljoni, Mountain Beaver, Plush, etc. The balance of this stock must be clcnrcd up as we do not anticipate carrying“ any over to next 59215011. 'l‘hcrcforc we are offering you cra- ccplionalprice inducements. Call and see them and lot us quote you the savings.

Ladies’ and Misses Cloth Coats

Men's Winter Overcoats

One of the nicest ranges in Eastern Canada l0 choose from, and now that the prices are reduced especially at this season you should not hesitate in selecting one at once. There are three lots of real interest to you namely: $19.75, $25.00 and $35.00 consisting of Navy's. Fnwns. Browns, Light and Dark Grcys- PIVQIZV 00111 1111b bee“ m‘ duced to a price that should menu 0010i‘ 53195 ‘ma a M“ cleanup. Iict us assist you in selcctini-l 301115-

Men’s: Fur Coats

teiETMTfMary MooneyTElniira and Mrs, Margaret“ MacDonald, Green- vale.

The pail bearers were Edwin Mc- Farlanc, James Mills, John J. Mao- Donald, John F. NlacDonald, Wil- liam Fisher and Jas. A. E. MacDon- ald.

May his soul rest in peace.

The following Mass Cards were rc- ceived: Mother and Alex, Mrs. Hugh MacDonald, Grecnvnle; Mrs. Mary Mooney, Elmira; Mary and Cyrcnc. Greenvale; Aeneas and Margaret, Little Pond; Joseph McKenzie, Little Pond; Mr. and Mrs. A. D. MacDon- ald, Little Pond; Mr. and Mrs. Al- lan MacDonald, Georgetown; Mr. and Mrs. John McCormack, George- town; Mr. and Mrs. Jae. McCormaok, Vernon; Mrs. Archibald MacDonald, Rumford, Me.'. Mrs. Mary P. Mac- Donald and Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. MacDonald, (2), Little Pond; Mrs. Ellie MacDonald and family, Cam- bridge. Mass: Mr. and Mrs. John F. MacDonald, Little Pond; Miss Helen MacDonald, Brookline. Mass-i Mr. and Mrs. Jae. A. MacDonald and John Jae, Red House: Mr. and Mrs. Prank McCormack, Dorchester, Mess; Mr. Daniel Steele and family, Little Pond; Mr. Reginald MacDon- ald. Rumford, Me.

Spiritual Bouque‘ : Mr. and Mrs.‘ John McKenzie, Gaspercaux; Cecelia David and Edward, Little Pond: Miss Estelle MacDonald, Souris Convent; Sister McCormack, C.N.D., Montreal; The Fisher family, Egllngton: Miss Frauen McCormaek, Georgetown; Miss Roma McCoi-meck, Antigonish; Mr. and Mrs. Joseph McPhee, Geor- getown: Mra. Michael MacDonald and family. Litt'c Pond: firs. Charles Steele, Gaspereaux: John A. McKenzie. Gespereaux; Alex A. and

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Letters of sympathy": Mr. and Mrs. James l-‘oley’, ltichmonzl. ('t:llllll'll.fi§ Miss Loretta llnniu. Cily llospitzil; Sister NlcCornzaclz. 0.211)., '.\l3llil'f‘1ll1 Miss Hclcn Mat-Donald. llrooklinc. Mass; Mr. and Mrs. Wilirnn llow- lott. Gowan Brae; lVir. and ltirs. Jr's. MeCormack, Vernon: Mrs. Iillio Ma"- Donalrl. Cambridge. M Mac-Donald. (licniii 1'

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Qld English Masters

Sixty-one old English masters, among which are works by Rey-holds". Lciy, lloppner, Bern-hm Knellcr, a collection that took hundreds of years to assemble, nml including nun}: family‘ portraits. or‘ i: '

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he is selling the collection tn raise notary. Above nr~ shown: lofH-l-Trrl rf Y,'Il“-"~T‘li not . Frederick Joseph Trevclyan Percival, inrrnrr of Alberta, ‘oiling the famous az‘. coll; . . i. and right-family portrait of acme of his ancestors, amonl those to be 501d-

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