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liitll _'N (lrzifion Street
w l-'owl !'<ri'vicc Station. Aliuost opposite
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l’i'.|iii<~ l7§.\`3
inner Lumber
izive on lmmi _mai will i,-.3 pieasec
the following:
iii-ii.  . . . . _
._ ti_iiii ;.~.~i' lim it. iiiiil up
.\|»i`ii"'- tlu~_illiir|;;  ..  $1.0; pr-i 1ill‘ fl. and
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Pino lzsarrls  _“I-Iii* in-i' 100 ii. and up
l'i;ini‘rl .\|\:'iiii<-_ Bozirils . _ . . .. . . .. . . _ .$1.75 per |00 ft. and
l'iari|-il lr
l'i:i|\f'<i Ivft Sririire _<\r:\|ipin;;  1.71' per 100 it. Linn-:il
i Spruce t-iurldinq  5|-itil iirr 100 it. Lim-ai
100 ft.
l‘Ii\iir'il Tlx
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Also
Joists,
L. M.
1: Spruce siriiripiiig  lain- per 100 lt. Lineal
rl llnpliuiiiil 7!\.'» Snriirr- Siuililing $2.00 per
ihlc 1'luni'il llcmlor-lr, ltoarris ..._ $1.50 per |00 It.
full line of Spruce Scantling,
Fii' and Hemlock Timber.
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relied and Furs iiieaned
lloriern \\`cll-i‘]quipped Pulling' and
.ininir i’l:1nt with cxpeiieiiced, careful
n iisinu the most up io iiziie methods,
\ou ui" the iii-si oi` .~'i‘r\'ice and Satisfac-
POOLE & CO.
And Prince County
-BUY C. C. M. SKATES, Heck.
ey Boots, sticks and pucks, at
Brace's. 7051-12-15-21.
-EVEBEADY _ naehiigbts, elec-
tric lanterns and batteries, fresh
stock at Brace's, 7115-12-15-21.
-BADMINGTON, the ideal in-
door winter game. Books of rules
supplied free at Brace’s.
7115-I2-l5-21.
-VISITING NATIVE HOME -
Mr. Laurids 'Gjir!evsen. who has
been employed at Schurmarrs mill
for some time left: on Friday to
visit Denmark, his native place.-S.
-ATTENDED FUNERAL - Re-
presentatives of the Government,
besides those residents in Summer-
side, attending the funeral of the
late H. M. Downing were Hon. G.
Shelton Sharp, Minister of Public
Works; Hon. Thomas Mchiutt, Min-
ister of Agncuiture; Mr. 'I`homas
Wigmore,‘M.L.A_, Springfield; Mr-
David Stewart. son of the Premier.
Hon J. D. Stewart was also pres-
ent.-S.
-WOLF CUBS JOIN THE SAN-
TA PALS-Dear old Santa Claus
will not have to worry very much
ggiiit
Fav "
over one particular family on
Prince Edward Island, in which _
there are quite a. number ol little
boys and girls, as that energctii
band of young lads, known as th
Siinimerside Wolf Cubs, have adoi
ted them and are going to mal
it their business to see that all tl
little stockings in this faintly ai
filled chock full oi' toys, fruit ai:
candy for Christmas morning. Tl:
Cubs feel they \\'i.ll enjoy their ow
Christmas candy and toys so muci
more because they have helped ti
make some other boy or girl happy i
Perhaps some older people will fol-
low the Cubs initiative :ind send
Christmas cheer to a needy home
--S.
-SPECIAL SERVICES.-Dccem-_
ber the eighth the feast of the'
Immaculate Conception which is
gr _
year was duly celebrated at St. Si-
mon and St. Judc's Church, Tig-
nish_ Mass :it 8 a.n'i. was celebrated
by the Pastor, Rev. J. A. McDon-
ald, I large number received Holy
Communion. 10.30 Mass was sung
by Rev, Father McNeil who also
preached. 7 p. m. Vcspers, Rosary
Convent Chapel, nine of th stu
dents were received into the So-
ciety of the Children of Mary. The
Rev. Father McNeil who oiliciatcd
quently on the aimsand obligation-
attached to this Sodality_ The
oi the Children of Mary in France
Benedlctlon of the Most Blessed
proprlutc hymns.-T.
-FAREWELL GATliER1NG.-
ance was held at the home of Mr.
League and a number of visitors to
inent member of the C. W. L. as
long resident of Tlgnish. Mrs.
hold to Montague where her hus-
band W. A. Gaudet has been living
for the past few years in the po-
sititon of Customs Collector. I-le
being transferred there at the time
the office at Tignish was closed. On
her arrival tho guest of honor was,
ushered into the living-room,whcref
she was greeted by her lady friends. i
Mrs. L. J. Murphy, President of the '
C. W. L. addressed the meeting.
Dwelling on the good qualities of
their parting guest, her ability io:
help out at all times and her wil-
lingness to be of service. Mrs. Mur-
phy \vho is an export at "thinking
on her feet" said the things we :ill
would like to say. At the conclus-
ion of the presidents discourse Mrs.
Hugh Vcliinnon, Treasurer, pre-
sented Mrs, Gaudet with ri. beauti-
Iui set of silver vases. Mrs. Gaudet
graciously thanked her friends for
afterwards spoke briefly and clo- i
observed by the Catholic Church A o _ 7
as one of the eatcst feasts of the l  fl  e
A _Fair
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and B<»nc<iicti0n_ At 3 p. m. in me e  l Ce ` ,
e _
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speaker cutiincri the early insicry _ Shirts . _ _ _ _ . . _ _ _ _ , 890 'E0 $5.00
where they were first 0,g,,,,1z.d_ Ties _ _ _ _ . _ _ _ _ . _ _ _ _ 298 t0 $1.50
S,,,,,,men, w,,,,,,d,,, ,he m_,,,,0n_ Hose _ _ _ _ _ _ . . . _ _ 35c to $1.00
im' Tm C°"~"e“t ohm Chamd ap' i‘YIl\ffl€l‘S _ _ _ _ _ . _ .' $1.00 t0 $5.00
Braces_..._......
A farewell party of seine import- Belts _ _ _ _ _ 40C to  
and Mrs. J. A. Bernard when they P 1'1"" _ _ _ _' ‘
entertained on Friday last the 5]( as ' '  to 
members of the Catholic Wonien‘s Gloves _ _ _ _ _ _  to  
meet Mrs. W. A. Gaudet, a prom- Sweaters _ _ _ _ _ _ _  to 
well ns a valuable citizen and life- H311dk€rCl11€fS _ . . _ 100 t0 
Gaudet is removing with her house- Robes . . . . _ . _ _ .  t0 
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Merry _
Christmas
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Very APP1‘0U"i“te »
GIFTS
Bay’s Leather Coats
Mena' Leather coats'
Young. li'ien’s' (ivercoats
o1{ii»`1';£i},»s' f ff f . _ $1.50 to 2521.75
Suit Cases  _ $1.25 to $17375
Men’s & B0y’S Coos 50c to $2.00
Men’s Hats _ _ _ _ _ _ $1.75 to $6.00
Wool Reversible Blankets, Rose
and Rlue, Rose and Gold. Green
and Mauve. Prices $5.7 5 to $7.50
rmsmvwvmvnzimwwf-m»@_f1r%usm&F§~'r¥‘¥’W“’W‘W'~"”"¢”*W\’\’\"'=P\=~\ii.\z<.g
Prowse Bros Limited   Ci ts
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 $5.75 to $8.25
_ $8.00 to $17.50
$16.50 to $30.00
n\\-Z%7,’7-JMB!/~'25f'-2
and expressed her regret at having
10 llrirt. from her good friends in
Tlgnish. Complimentary speehes by
ii number of ladies present follow-
ed. A delicious luncheon was served
by the hostess assisted by some of
the ladies. The remainder of the
Cvfnins was sncnt in music and
song.-T.
Wife: “Wcll, aren't you going to
sity anything about my pudding.
George?"
Husband (who has done his best
with it): "Well, darling, 1 was just
going to say, ‘After nil, 1t's British
their generosity and good wishes
made _
EASTERN GUARDIAN
..*RlGHT .NOW, visit S:u\tn‘s
Drug Store. 7083-12-14-'.\'lin-31
..*MOIRS CIIOCOLATES in
fancy boxes at Mabons Drug Stem.
7075-12-14-16-10-20-21-22-23-'li.ii
..‘A'I` CARRUTIIERJS Toyianc
may be found all the toys that an
child's heart could desire. They uri:
beautifully mode toys and are s 5
very low ln price.
Headquarters above Cnrruiiicfsi ..’-‘XMAS CARDS at Mabon's
7353-12-14-wim-31 i
_.='SAN'1‘.\ CLAUS' Headquarters
for Toys, Dolls, Novelties and Chi-
na. McQucen‘s, Montague.
7084-12-14-wit-31
Drug Store 2 for 5c. 5c, 10c, and 15c.
7075-12-14-16-19-20-21-22-23-71.
.."CHRISTMAS GIFTS to Suit
everybody at Miibon's Drug Store.
7075-12-14-18-19-20-21-22-23-71.
.JBUY YOUR. XMAS GIFTS at
Mnbon's Drugstore. and vote for
your favorite girl on the Doll Con-
..‘CII1NA TEA SETS, 23 pieces,
$1.49, Toys from bc. up at Mc-
Queen's, Montague.
1084-12-14-wit-31
OLD STEAMER. IS BURNED
IN BAY
ST. JOHN'S, Nfld., Dec. 14-
(0. P.)-The wooden steamer Ed-
mund Donald, M* which Marshall
Brothers paid $124,215 in the
spring of 1918, has been destroyed.
Unfit for futher service, she
was taking up loo much room at
A. E. Hickman and Company's
test.
70’15-12-l4-16-19-20-21-22-23-71.
pier. Bo she was towed out to
Freshwater Bay by the tug Hugh
D., anchored and set on'flre.
Marshall Brothers sold the vessci
to N. Hansen for $7,000 about iii/0
years ago. A. E. Hickman ann
Company later bought her at auc
tion for $1.000-
Atter Marshall Brothers brouilhi
her here from Nova Scotia thi
Edmund Donald got s. bad IGPUW'
tion as a 1oai’er_ She was purche-S
ed for the coal trade but did 1101
prove satisfactory. For many 5'8"*
she lay anchored in th/ stream Oi
Bt. John's harbor. A storm broki
her adrift, md she was sa1vailPd
by an insurance company wl\i¢l1
later put her up at auction.
BRINGING UP FA'l`Hl‘IR
THANK Gooomzss-|'M
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