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Lingerie distinguished, not the commonplace types, but just
the ideas yoll’d have shown you today in the better stores
of New York, Montreal or Toronto.
And so pel'f-1-<-fly sllitallle as Christmas- gifts, for ex- -
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Perfect Pajamas ill Hilknit
Fabric  Sl to $3
Dainty Gowns of Silknit fall-
ric or of crepe' dc ciiene
(Irepe de Chene Pajamas,
lovely in colour and cut
$4.50 I0 $5.50
_nur nonss' lunar. beer,
ti-ipe, etc., at Brace?-
0999-ll-10-Ii.
_WANTED IMMEDIATELY. -
Quantity certified seed cobblers
delivered at warehouse. J. B. Mill-
mg_g_ Kensington. 6983-12-9-DL
-PLAY, King George Hall, Ken-
sington, "The Mix Up", 0. 8 Act
Comedy, Wednesday, December
14th, presented by local players.
Curtain at 8 P. M. Proceeds for
Hockey Clubs. 7034-12-12-Bi.
-DECEMBER. MEETING - The
regular monthly meeting of the C.
Y. M. L. of St. Simon and St. Jl1de8
Church, Tignlsll, was held on Sat-
urday last. A large number of new
members were enrolled. The- Society
are now busy about thc rink which
they have under eonslrliction in th_e
yard adjoining the Dalton School.
It is expected that ice will be there
about Christmas. Mr. Alex Mac-
Donald, president, who is an en-
thusiastic leader has thc gentlemen
brought together twice a week for
debate. It is understood that thesc
debators will appear in public for
contest sometime soon. The Rev.
Father McNeil is Moderator.-T
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IN MEMORIAM
lV_I_ALCO_LM MARTIN
Malcolm Martin, age 67 yeiirs,
passed sway in Los Angeles Mon-
day evening llfter only a day's ili-
ness.
Mr. Martin was bom on Prince
Edward Island but had lived ill
the United States 48 years, all of
which time has been spent in
Southern California.. He was em-
--CRUDE GLYCERINE, A clwlp
< _and safe sntilreeu, sold st Brsoe'l.
0999-12-10-IL
-MON'l'IlL'! MEETING - The
monthly meeting ot the Catholic
Women's League was held at the
some of lure. 1. J. murphy, Presi-
dent, on Friday 26th od November, I
full caste ot oifcers and conven-
ors were present besides a strong
representation of the rank and file
Important business was discussed
and according to their best man-
ner and means. Relief work at
present is making great demands
on the Society and its funds. We
are glad to know that sny appeal
of this kind is receivins i71`°'mD¢
and generous response. Mrs. John
0'Brien, eonvenor of the Sanctu-
ary committee, who was a recent
hostess at a card party in Bid Of the
society read a report oi' the work
her ocmlnitbee are doing. Speaking
of me sanctuary committee of the
C. W. L. it would be difficult to ex-
aggerate our praise. Truly they can
say with the Psalmist: "For I have
loved , O Lord, the beauty of Thy
house and the P19/Ue Where 'T715'
glory dwel'eth." The work which
th‘s bunch of busy women have ac-
complished is wonderful and will
be a monument to their art and ill-
dustry.-'I'
' EASTERN GUARDIAN
..’MRS GORDON PRINGLE will
be at honle on Wednesday, the four-
ieelltll of December, from three
liiltil six o'elock. The Manse, Mon-
Llgllc, 7033-12-12-21.
Mt. Albion
Waite Brown met wth a.
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BIiACE’S BIG III-IiAY8AlEf
Reductions On All Stoves!
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Imperial' Steel Range 
llever Before a Range S I
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of This Duality at - -  
The Imperial is a. large size. Range, over 18-in.,
six 8-inch covers, polished top, ivory enamel and
nickel trimmings, roomy warming closet. Suit-
able for wood or coal. Sale price . . .  . . $47.00
_  rnlncess cilsr llioll_ $44
RANGE-10 llay Sale at _
The Princess is a. good strong serviceable
cast Range. Polished top, six 8-inch cov-
ers, medium size oven; e;X_cel1ent baker
and heater, burns wood or coal; ivory and
, nickel ilnlsh. Sale Price ..  _ $44.00
 _With Copper Reservoir .  . . . $47.00 W
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Useful Bloomer and Vest
Sets are only
Clever Hrassiere and Paniie
Sets Sl, $1.50, $2.25, $3.50
lied Jacket of Crepe de cliine
Mr. r
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p Dye y e ___  bild _.infill accident recently having h-8
Railway company’ e ge .eg broken in two places by a kick
and buudmg departments' md from s horse. The limb was set and
worked for it for over 40 years.
With Copper Reservoir  $51.50
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$1, $1.25, $1.75, $2.25
v l".l`nlie llld ll .=\-ii-le Sole in finest Crepe de
$1.95, $2.25 .$3.75
Very lo\'cl_ ' _ z  ' l .' _
(fhcnc, in v:xl‘icly oi coioiil'lll_i:s and mainy clcyer finish
effects  . . . _ .
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' ' , perpetual or hybrid tea roses some
  In  protection is liecusstuy. In an open
'-’ ""“ and exposed situation a good plan
some °f me hilfdfcsi- "-‘1'i"iICS Of is io bi-nd the pllinls clown and cov-
rosest “Ch 85 brI5“'5v C"lIJI>~"lé'0 T0-Icr tilcm lvilil soil. Where evergreen
ISI. Damask or Mow roses. needibollgli can be obtained put some
“‘° Wim" l“`°i°CiI°“~ F01' lllbfidiof them over as well. A little soil
SILVER FDX PELTS .
are continuing in
UNPRECEDENTED DEMAND
MARKET rlmollnlr /iw onl;.\xlz.\‘lloN whirl.
throuizh ll# follows with ine l._\irm~:s'i' s.\l.ics' Houses
IN 'rim rnlxirlral. l-‘Irie ('l:x'i‘ni':_~' inf 'rim lvoulnihas
Proven its ability to secure tl ~ l`,l at  A _
slstent with quality. H "P Ii I'""II’I" pm" °"“
Our system of
Closely Supervised Protective
Marketing
llas, in the past. resulted ln our utr ns _~ - ' 1'
latisflwtory returns. This si-nslln iiltll" 
conditions, we anticipate stlll more satisfactory results,
Each pelt marketed thrnlwli this Organization ls rg.
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gsrdless of lin value thoroughly lnspectd l d
faults corrected where; possible. P ' c mm Mm
Our grading and appraising fncilitlcs are unsurpassed,
'T“'° PIM' "" °"'~"°d "fl Mc fictional with the smp-
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Our own sxeluslvs
POOL PLAN
Arid the regular
` CONSIGNMENT PLAN.
Cash Advances arranged under either Plan at any time.
Full particulars, shlpplng tags, etc., furnlshq` on re.
quest. _ .1
PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND
FUR PDDL LIMITED
P. G. Clark, President lla Managing Director.
Summerside, Prince Edward Island, Canada.
THROUGHOUT TIIE SEASON PEI/I.'S ARE BEING RE-
CEIVED AT THE OFFICE OF J. A. WEBSTER 8: CD.,
156 RICHMOND STREET, CHABLOTTETOWN.
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taken from one side of the bush
will enable you to lay the bush flat
down so that the whole of it may
be covered. In less Wired situat-
ions s good plan is to tie the bran-
ches together and then tie some
evergreen boughs, canvas or any
material which will protect the bush
from wind and sun. The material
should be of such s. nature that
it will protect the plant, but at the
same time not hold moisture that
will mould the branches.
Do not prune the rose bushes till
spring time. If they are pruned
back to near the ground there will
be few roses, though the individual
flowers will be larger. If the bran-
ches are merely headed back, and
the winter killed parts cut off, there
will be a mass of roses. It is neces-
sary also to remove some of the
oldest wood meh year, to make
mm for younger stems to develop.
evesleur
exililliilnlloil
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The last 25 years he had been
making Bakersfield his headquar-
ters and had been in Los Angeles
only a few days prior to his fatal
illness, _
Mr. Martin is survived by one
brother, Martin Martin ot South-
port, Prince Edward Island, two
sisters, Mrs. A. S. McDonald and
Miss Jennie Martin, both of Sun
Dlmas. Mrs. B. E. Gilbert oi' Po-
mona ls a niece of Mr. Martin. One
sister, Mrs. Katie Lfinglotz of Los
Angeles, was killed in an accident
three weeks ago and a brother, Wm.
in 1924.
The'body was brought to the
mona, where the funeral services
ifornia exchange.
DANDRUFF
and Falling Hair, un Min-
srd’s essay ss you would
any hair Ionic. Do this 4
I. limes s weak and lbs result
viU In s
Clean Mud and Glauy llalr .
|q|_NARD'$
LINIMENT
DPENING
I have decided to continue the
business formerly carried on by my
Father and offer 1/o the people ol
Emerald and vicinity u complete
line of Groceries at lowest prices.
Call and assure the best st attrac-
tive prices. -
l J. Douglas Murphy
EMERALD
'lose-12-12-mtt-ai. "
Martin, passed away in San Dimas
Mr. Brown is resting as we.l as
can be expected. '
I Mr. Cecil Rankin, has been obl'g-
ed to enter the P. E. Island hospit-
:al for an operation for appendicitis.
_ Miss Florence Chandler, was at
home to a. number oi the young
folk on Wednesday evening and a
pleasant evening was spent by all
present.
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Miss Mabel Brovm is visiting her
uriindnlolller, Mira. Margaret Myers
Mllltown.
I Much syrnpnllly is felt for Mrs.
Ben_i_ Jellkns, in the loss oi' her
Todd & Reeves funeral home, Po- l:-rctllel', Mr. Angus MacLeod, whose
Iclcatli occurred recently after a
will be held Saturday morning at I ~‘1l\0I`t illness 0! DUCUUIUHIB-
lo_ao o'eloei<_ Iliterment will be' --_
made in Evergreen ccnlctcl'y.-Cai- A m°Si¢ ¢l1.I0y-“ble MCCNHE WB5
llckl by the members of the Mt.
Albion Wcmell'5 Ilwtitute on Tues-
day evening Doc. 6th in Institute
il-Iilll. The newly elected presiderh,
IM'rs. Henry S. Jenkins, presided.
IWays and lllcans were discussed for
Iruising funds and a suggestion
'which is bong carried out, is the
‘instituting of 'a mite box for the
New Year. each member to add s
nckel to same for every calendar
holiday during the year. The pro-
gramme period was enjoyed and the
topic for next night will be “Home
Economics" and roll call "New
Year Resolutions."
The Y. P. S. of the Hazelbrook
Baptist Church are having del`ght~
fully interesting and instructive
meetings each Friday evening of the
week, the devotional period being
led by each member in turn and
the discussion period by the pastor
Rev. E. J. Chisholm.
Mrs. Kent Jones, entertained the
ladies of the Hazelbrook W. M. B.
on Wednesday ailernoonf Dec. 'ith
a most helpful meeting was enjoy-
ed and a delightful luncheon serv-
ed by the hostess.
CENTRAL ROYALfl“'i SCHOOL
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Honor roll for Novembe\':--
Guide X-l. Andrew MacR.ae.
Grade IX--l. Arthur MalcRae:
 Record Paramount Cast
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The llndisputed Leader in (last S 
Iron Ranges-Was S89_ll0Vl
Phe New Prince Edward is one of our best cast
iron ranges. Beautifully finished in ivory
enamel and nickel trimmings; 18-inch oven,
six 8-inch covers, convenient warming closet
with drop door, polished top; a_ quick heater,
excellent baker. For wood or coal. Sale
price  $62.00
With Copper Reservoir . . ..._ . . . . . ..._ $67.00
_You Save Both Money and
_ You Buy Your Range at
Brace, McKayi& Do.,
SUMMERSIDE
The Record Paramount is one of the latest cast I
iron ranges. Already there are a. great number V
of these in use and they are giving excellent I
satisfaction. The Paramount has all the latest
improvements, broiler lift, ivory and nickel lin-
'r ish. sa_1epriee$55.oo
‘ " WithReservoir........................$59.00
The New Prince Edward A 
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4. Raymond I-llambly.
_ Cvra.d¢ V1I.Jr-i. Jean Mamas.
Grade V-1. Heber Macausland:
2. Eva Ohoweni 3. Jlok A1501; 4.
Tom Agnew.
Grade III-l. Muriel Harvey.
Gmde II--1. Allison Macnee: 2.
Molly Lewis; 3. Harold Machine.
Grade I Br-1. Arlene Jenkins:
2. Daniel Chowen.
2, Donald Mlu:Ausiand_ l
Grade VII`-1. Norma Young; 2.
Grade 1 Jr-1. Lillian Lewis; 2.
Norms. Jenkins; 8. Betty Agnew.
Kenneth MHoRHy: 3. Blll Hambly; Perfect Attendance:-Andrew ssmboaptlvity in the world, was its establishment.
Raymond Hsmbly, Norms Young,
Bm Ksmhly, Jean ildlsolzse, Allison
Macnee, Harold Machu. Betty
Agnew.
'reaches-Helen Douslas.
muuama mon 'rml nerr'/mo
cyrraw/l, nee. lo - nomic
National Park, the home of probab-
ly un largest limi oi liuiiiie in
Macnee, Arthur Macnee, Donald
MAcA\uimd, Kenneth Macillo,
 
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animal was on the verge oi’ extinc-
tion. Through the purchase of i-N
Michel Pablo nerd, the Department
of the 'Interior established 'I16 ani-
mdis in this park, located in 111°
great ranging area of the buffal°
and a natural grazing ground. Tht
success of the venture is indicated
in the rapid increase of the herd
during the quarter century slnte
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