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Use the proceeds of the sale of about two
and a half acres of potatoes - and put in a
Phelps Light and Power Plant.
_It will light the house and barns for several
nights 'oft' the storage batteries alone Without
starting the machine.
Plenty of elecricity for electric irons and
_ small electrically driven machinery.
You also have a 3 H.P_ oil or gasoline engine
for belt driven machinery.
Discard dangerous lamps and lanterns and
give your family the comfort, pleasure and
~-~--safety-of-bi'ight-electric---lights.   _
New Brunswick Brokers Co-
FREDERICTON, N. B.
Prisfubtors for the Maritime Provinces
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_Card to the Electors
Ladies andGentlemen,Electors Clay ofthe
of Charlottetown; -
Not wishing to seem premature but
being convinced that there is no time like
the present, I take advantage of this oppor-
tunitv of making known my position, re Civic
Politics.
I have been interviewed by many prom
inent citizens and believing them to e good
judges of the Civic pulse, after due con-
sideration I have decided to nominate as a
Candidate for Mayoralty honours at 'the
forth-coming Civic Election.
My record for the past two, years is an
open book. I have endeavoured to give to
the City my best and have tried to uphold
the dignity of the office. Having had a most
strenuous two years, Iam of the opinion that
a second term may be in order.
IfI have the honour to be re-elected, I
can assure you Ladies and Gentlemen, I shall
as before have the best interests of our City
and Citizens at heart, ever endeavouring to
promote 'any and every feasible measure that
may arise, whereby our City may be ben-
ifited. ~
- I thank you most heartily fcr your up,-
 .port in the past and the many honours shown
me.
 It is almost impossible for mc to inter-
view you all personaliy_I therefore take this
*' opportunit of soliciting a continuance of
‘ your confi ence and your votes.
 I remain
Yours- respectfully
» G. D. W RIGHT
 rl, p I _W K, _, p '_Wlt_°lessls and ,Retail I u *
'  lvooooofoovooovooo-+»¢~eoo+ ll$37¥l$§lg\*"ll0l\’rl”=*.**“*“
ine wesiritu ou
-IT PAYS to buy in this Prov-
ince.
-ONE ONLY wornen‘s marmot.
fur coat, brown ollvossum trimmed.
Size 38. Worth $125.00, to clear if
size suits $100.00. Sinclair & Stew-
art ‘Limited. 6006-1-3ME2l.
-A FEW fur sets left from sea-
son's selling, clearing now at spec-
ial reduced prices. Sinclair & Stew-
art Limited. 8006-1-SMEZI.
--SILK POPLIN DRESSES at
187.90, $10.00 and $12.00. Still s
good range to chose from. Sinclair
& Stewart Liuiited_ 6006-1-3ME2i
-KENSINGTON DANCE CLUB
intend holding a dance on Wed-
nesday January 7th. Everyone wel-
come. Dance to start at 8.30.
6020-1-3ME2i.
-WOMEN'S SERGE. and silk
;good season-iblc styles, worth $18
to $22.00, specially reduced for
January selling, each $15.00. Sin-
‘clnir & Steivnrt Limited.
6006-1-3M12i.
-A CARD OF THANKS.-Mr.
and Mrs. Leo J. Murphy, Tignish
wish to thank their friends for
their kindness to them, during the
illness and death of their -beloved
daughter Eileen, and gratefully ac-
knowledge the many spiritual bou-
quets offered. 6012,
*--£0-5-Z-
A GIFT AND ADDRESS
OF APPRECIATION
Oii the evening of Dec. 29th, a
large number of friends assembled
at the hime of Mr. and Mrs, Donald
Andrews oi' Hunter River to say
80011 bye to Mrs. Herman L. Call-
beck who is leaving her native
province to make her home in
Moncton. The evening was delight
fully passed in iiiusic and games.
At the hour of eleven o'clock the
gathprlng assembled in the living
rooiu with Mr. li. L. Pickering oc-
cupying the chair. Ari address of
.tppreciatioii was read by Mrs. W.
A. McMillan and Miss Ruth 'Rod-
gerson presented her with ti well-
filled purse. Mrs. Callback fitting-
ly replied, thanking one and all for
the kindness shown towards her.
Following in the addressz-
Mrs. Cnllbeck, -
D031' frlefldl-Wle your friends
ol Hunter River' and' vicinity on
ltzzrning of your intention of leav-
ing your native province to make
your home elsewhere, cannot allow
you to leave us without expressing
our reset at your departure. Pre-
vious to your marriage you resided
in our midst and you were always
ready and willing to use your splen-
did talents for the advancement of
the work in church and Sunday
school and for the betterment of
society. We are ever mindful oi'
your faithful services as organist
of -the church und Sunday school
and we wish you to know that
your services have been highly ap-
preciated. ln social gatherings and
entertainments your vocal talent
has added' materially to the suc-
cess of the same, and your name
on the programme was always an
assurance of something good. In
conclusion we would ask you to ac-
cept ihis purse as n small token of
-our apreclatloa of your worth wish-
ing you and your husband and fam-
ily every success in your new home.
Signed:~
Willard Sellnr, Morton Bagnall,
Frank Nicholson, Mrs. Gordon
Brown, Mrs. J. A. C. llodgersori,
Mrs. Willard Sellar, Mrs. W. A.
McMillan, Mr. W, A. McMillan, Mr.
J. W. Patterson, Mr. and Mrs. M.
Cutllffe, Mr. and Mrs. E. Wedlock,
H. T. Pickeriiig,‘Doni11d Andrews,
Beatrice Vanlderstine, Buby Mc-
Dougal, Mr. and Mrs. James An-
drews. Lottie Nicholson, Mrs. Mer-
ton Bagnall_ Mrs. »D. Andrews, Mr.
and Mrs. W. ll. Blackford,
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Do not sul'l’cr nn-
othcr day with
itching, Bleeding,
ol' Protrudlng
Piles. No surgical
operation requir-
ed. ‘Dr. (1hiise'a Ointment will re-
llovr- you nt once mid as certainly
ciirr- you. 60:- n linx. all dealers, or
Erlinniison, flutes & Po.. Limited.
'I`\»runto. Sample box free if you
mr-ntion this paper und enclose 2c
etaiiiplo *poly pivsgliufl _
 
Office
Stationery
nzo for mo
We have a full stock of
OFFICE SUPPLIES
Blank Books of all Kinds,
Ledgers, Day Books, Letter
Books, Bill !ooks,0ash Books
Q Journals, Notes, Receipts,
A Drafts, etc., etc.
Flies and Binding 'C_||sss,
Aeoeunt Paper, Hslf Million
Envelopes all sizes and
trades.
Typewriter Ribbons and
- Carbon Paper, etc., all at
lowest -prices. '
s Carter & Co Ltd
-*rl-is ouA|\mAN is on
Leiferlyn. !8nmm¢i-ide.
ular 'l6c On sale now to clear 59c
per pair. Sinclair & 'Stewart Lini-
lted. 6006-1-3ME2l.
-TWO HUNDRED yards large
size stock-ingiiette on sale special
,-per yard 39c. Sinclair lt: 'Stewart
l Limited. _ 6006-1-3MEZi.
- -TWO CENTS PER WORD
'thls column. Cash must accompany
order inlnlmfum charge twenty tive
cents. '
WESTERN 'PERSONALS
-llltlrs. Frederick (‘onroy and sla-
ter Mrs. McGrath are spending n
few days in Charlottetown, guests
at 16 Dundas Esplanade.
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M|nard’s Ilnlment cures diphtheria
MRS CHARLOTTE CALLBEC.
At Tryon, P. E. l., December 18th
Mrs. Charlotte Callbec, after a
-brief but severe illness passed to
her eternal -reward, aged seventy-
two years. The deceased was- a
member of the Tryon Baptist
Church, a woman of kindly disposi-
tion to all `a.iid especially devoted
to her home and family. She leaves
to mourn a husband. Matthew
Oallbec, three daughters, Mrs. Edi-
son Mebey, Augustine Cove; Mrs.
Matilda Arbing, North Tryon; and'
‘Mrs. William Sentiier, Sask. Al-
so two sons, Robert, Tryon and
William. Crapaud and one sister,
Mrs. Isabella Spenser, Malden,
Mase. The funeral was conducted
by her pastor Rev. F. A. Hubley.
May the loving Heavenly Father t
comfort His sorrowing children. f
me
l* T)
man at New Glasgow P. E. I. on
-Dec. 18th, came as ii great shock
to the whole comniunity. Taken,
ill on Monday 15th with pleuro-1
pneumonia he 'succumbed -after
tour days of severe suffering. All
that could be done to prolong life
was of no uvnil,
Deceased was only 24 years ofp
age, and was a young 111311 Ol' 11105!
cheerful disposition, :ind one of the
most industrious and' progressive
farmers in the lconimunity. He
gave himself to Christ inthe days
of youth, and was a member of
the church of Christ, New Glas-
Gow.
The funeral service wus conduci-
cd by his minister J. \V. Hayter,
and was very larizcly attended.
each insertion for advertising 'ini
iN MEMORIAM l '
Donald spoke on the good progress
M-:BERT HENRY PARKMAN- of the school and said that much
The death of Albert Henry Pam' cr. Some of the other men spoke
The floral tributes were beau- gr
inoe. ,
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_Mgwg K,-|A|¢_| wool ,DL R55: each insertion for advertising in
this column. Cash must accompany
order minimum charge twenty tive
cents.
..*NORTH LAKE is how COVU-
Iords ample mom for skating, rec-
lng and various amusement; to
- while away the long winter nights.
°DUNDAB AND ANNANDALE
of Charlottetown
P
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..*IN8Tl‘I'UTE WORK.-Much
credit is due to Lakeview Womeii'_s
Institute fo' the introducing of the
Hot Lunch System into Lakeville
school. The pupils find the Hot
Lunch very superior to -the old
method of eating n cold lunch at
noon.
_NFRESH CLEAN new stock of
groceries -will "be found at Eastern
Grocery C0., in their new home in
Creamer Building, Souris. Gold
Medal flour, Victory, Sunbeam,
Royal Gold in ls, li. ‘/é. bbls. Alp-
ples, oranges; lemons. grapes, figs,
lates, nuts; sweet potatoes, cab-
bage, turnlps. F'ull line of Moirs
confectionary in lbiilk and :packages
from 5 cents to $5.00. Fresh stock
of lSt. Williams jams, canned hams
Bologna and pork sausages. Fresh
Bread( received daily. f.
01-1-12-1lmsw»ks_
-ia-O->-i -
..*Miss Gladys Rose, East Hal-
tic, spent the week end with her
sister, Mrs. Leigh Webster of
Morell.
 
the Dllliils, after which the teacher
took -the opportunity of thanking
he" pupils for their appreciation
or his efforts. Rev. Father Mc-
f the credit was due to the teach-
also and every one present were
well pleased with the work done.
After ull was over ttlie ladies of the
district served coffee and cake to
all present. This part of the pro-
gramme was greatly enjoyed by the
children. lli» :ringing nf the Na-
tional A:.&iitni i.. ‘lglii the iiiecting
to a clo.\~;~_
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SCHOOL EXAMINATION
The semi_ annual examination
and Christmas tree was held in
Stanhope School on Monday even-_
ing December 22nd. The school
room was decorated for the occas-
ion with Xmns hunting, bells, etc. ,
\ large riumiber of rate-payers and
visitors -from the surrounding dis-
..*|T PAY! to buy in this prov-
ed by ice_ over a foot deep, it af-
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MO0Rll &
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  Beautiful silk lfab1l'ic s if  
_Mr. E. Aitken, ` , _ O ' - ' '»__»-~"~.' - al*
will preach on Sabbath, Jan. sth -_ ' , _lt_
inet.. at Dundas at 2.30 p. m. and    , - _ "‘
at Annandale at 7 . ni.' » _  -_..,, ‘Z ‘ _ .!- __-1 “ '_
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_The lovely materials this store
has provided for evening dresses,
are asking your attention today. -
_ Duchesse Mousseline, Japan- _
'ese Taffeta, Pompadour Brocaded
Duchesse, Georgettes, Crepe de
Chines, in every c0101.'--and H1 2-
host of grades. '
And the trimmings-well we’ll-
simply and plainly say that there
is nothing to equal them 'any-
where else in P. E. Island.”
If you are outside of easy call-
ing reach of the store¢make use
of our mail service-write us, and
_wc-.'11 send you samples and prw-
es by return mail.
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Duchesse Mousse ine in vory,
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Poiiipeflour Brocaded Du -'
chesse in shades of pink, rose,
Pink, Coral, Sky Blue, Turquoise,
Maise, Lavender and Old Rose..
36 inch, . . . .
_ . $2.50 and $2.75 yd.
Pearl Beaded Trimming and _
pearl garnitures. Gold cloth,
36 inch . . . . . _ . . . _
._ $2.50, yd.
V A dresses--`
Crepe de Chenes in ivory, -
flesh, maise, apricot, peach,
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New -trimmings for evening
old rose, electric, 40 inch, _
and sky- blue, on a white
ground, 40 inch, _ . . .$5.00 yd.
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and banding, various Widths,
from . . . .
_ _'_ 60c. to $4.75 yd.
To his p S. ' s '
ters the sympa-thy oi' the whole
arent lnotlier and sis
lct,, 'were present. The pupils
‘iful and evpressive oi' the love ol ~.ver_e examined by their teacher
relatives and friends. His reniains Miss Katie Md(`abc, assisted by
were laid to rest in the cemetery Miss- Estelle Morris, teacher oi
at New Glasgow to await the cali Trond Tracadle and Mis. Thomas
of the resurrection inolrning. ivleflabe, and by their prompt and
:orrect answers gnve evidence oi
:zireful training. After the exam-
comniunity and of many acqunin- 'nation the following programme
tances goes out, in their sud be- \vas»rendered diy the pupils: Open-
reavenient. , ing Cliorug by the school; Recita-
Brocaded Duchesse in ivory
and coral pink, 36 in. $3.75 yd.
Pompadour Moire Taffeta,
in ivory, sky blue and lavend-
er, 36 inch . . . . _ . _
_ _ $4.80 yd.
Georgette Crepes, in ivory,
HIIIIIIIXKW
and $1.50 yd. »
Silk and Satin Rosebud
Trimming in rose, nile, maise,
Gold and silver -crystal
_fringe  ....65cyd.
Rhinestone trimming $1.25
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MR. PATRICK CANNON
Mount Mellick lost one of its
most highly esteonied inhabitants
on Thursday, November 27th 1919
when Mr. Patrick Cannon passed
to his rest and reward in his 85th
year,The deceased leaves to mourn `
two sons, Daniel aiiil.John._both
of Mount Mellick. Although Mr.
Cannon was bereft of a wife ln
early life he kept his home and
family together. lin was a man of
a quiet 'unassuming dispositiony
sober, industrious and upright in
all his dealings, n kind father and
good neighbour; bn was deservedly
respected ‘by all who knew him and
his death will be deeply regretted
by a wide circle oi’ friends and nc-
quaintances. For some years he
had been in somewliat precarious
health which was quite natural con-
sidering the weight of years upon
him. "Pat," as hc was fsinlllarly
known, followed the threshing mill
for many years whit-li brought him
in. contact with thc people far and
near, and all classes and creeds.
'Then, owing to advancing age he
retired nearly a quarter of a cen-
_tuny ago, since which time he hae.
lived a life of leisure. The funeral
which was largely attended took
place Saturday morning to St. Jon-
cliirn’s Church, Vernon River,where
service was held after which the
body was laid in its last resting
place in the family plot beside his
Wife and daughter who predeceas-
ed him some years ago. R. 1. P. ,
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ST. TERE8A'8 SEM-I-ANNUAL
SCHOOL EXAMINATION
The seiiil-annual examination of-
St.. Teresa's scvfhool took p|uce`
on the evening of Dec. 24, about
60 visitors were present. The pu-
pils were examined in the differ-
ent subjects by some of the men
present and Miss Helen Baldwin
and their answers showed that the
time of either pupils or teacher
was not spent in vain. A short
ll\`0I§ramme wa? successfully car-
ried out. The c ass roonrwas -hemi-
tlfully decorated for the occasion
and an attractive Christmas tree
stood in the corner with a gift for
each of the pupils. When Santa
Claus had distributed the gifts to
the pupils and had given them s
beautiful step-dence which was
greatly enjoyed by all present he
then departed. Then the teacher
was presented with a purse from
the pupils and an excellent ad-
dress was read to him by one of
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DR. I." I. GROKIN .
Veterinary surgeon
Rssldones Rovers Hotel
(patriot P16358 copy), tion hy Irene Lawson; Dialogue.
Customers a Bright
"The day mfter Xmas” by three
zirls; Recitation, "Jolly Old St.
Nicholas" by i(‘,ordelin Marshall;
Exercise “Cakes and Pies” by
Maihel Lawson and Margaret Mar-
shall; Flag Drill 'by ten boys; Mon-
oolgue, "An aspiring young dish-
washer" by Frances McCabe; Reci-
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Praurumreeelrlifltouglilhnnr I
Freqiient application of MENNEN'S
COLD CREAM renders your hands _
and complexion soft and smooth in ,
sziln of the assaults of winter well- ,
t ur.
MENNEN'S COLD CREAM is n Q
mIners_l,creem. it in hvnehnielltn ,
the hkiili' ,'18 will not grow heir.
MEHNEFTS 1
COLD CREHN si
run cooll sruoid
Wishing You the
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and Prosperous g Q.
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sky, turquoise, Copenhagen,
pink, peach, apricot, old rose,
lavender sand, ecru, maise,
silver and others 40 inch.
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cot, Sand,
_ _ _ _ _ $2.75 and $3.00'yd.
gifts from her pupils. The visitors
were then served with cake and
coffee. At the close n unanimous
vote of thanks was tendered the
M.acAuluy and Irene Lnws0Il:S0l1S- -_~, ----__ -¢;-_=-_~;_-1L---- - _-
"Santa Claus is coniinlf" DY ¢ll1'€€ ___..._____
6 NewYear  if _
Pink, Lavender, Peach, Apri- -f
ivory and Copenhagen 50c _yd'.
Japanese Taffeta in Maise, '
Copenhagen and
Rose, 37 inch. . _ _ _ _ _ $2;25 yd. i
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tation, “What a little girl can do" . _ . ~ ~ Qzémun g
oy Edith Mclmushlsn: Dl2l10s\1@-  “ ‘“m§ l“““‘__ 9 “___‘_“,,m__~__,_____;_____~_____;_
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itunes Horgan, Helen Morgan and .-ii-19'. At the close of the program- [pupils and to the teacher pleasing
Mary MacAuln'y; Recitution, “Who éle the ringing of hem p,.,,c|a'|med
made the speech" by l-lelen Law- he cammg of Baum Clam, and hi,
slomhionologtie. "Mrs.Erlwards eng beloved wueyxo soon smpped the
loys the telephone" by Dorothy tree giving candy and mm, to mg
teacher, Miss' .Morris and the load
ladies for their kind assistance.
The affair aloe? with mutual 8006
wishes for a erry Xmas and ai
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Skilled Workmansliip on the “i*’l'toiiola'-’ is
lids made this instrument a ma"/el of tone-
production as well as an arl`.'tic piece of
furniture for the drawing-rootr..
Master hono at h mechanics, skilled
P sap _ _
through many years experi :ncc in phono-
grapliwork, make all “Phonola" mechan-
ical accessories. `
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and'  smooth-running Motors tumed out at
our Kitchener plant are the highest accomplish-
ments_~,in‘ phonograph mechanism. _
beautiful "Phanbla" cabinets are made at
our Elrpip- factory by skilled cabinet makers.
` -lf' you have not heard the “Piiono_la" there is
a 'treat-~in -store-for you. it is the Canadian
phonograph that inuoeessfully competing with ma-
chines st foreign make in-beauty of tone, and beauty
of- design. as well as in price.
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