PAGE TWENTY-ONE PRINCE COUNTY Amerton RIVERSIDE Inn — Mill River, your mucs from Aibcrlon-J. ii. yllachEbiiAN, Prop. A sununc-r hotel for Tourist and ‘lravolcr. American Plan. $3.00 per duy. summer Rates. Swimming, Boating and Fishing for the sportsman. Overnight Cabins. Fine dining room lcrvlce. Shell fish in season. Bedeque AUTO LIAAKAGE HOOPERfS GARAGE -— Central Bedeque. Motor Repairs all makes of Cars. 'I‘rucks and Tractors. Igni- tion Work. Gas, Oils, Touring Car. Woodworking Shop. Y GENERAL MERCHANT W. T. BOWNESS - Dealer in Groceries, Flour, Feed, Hardware. Dry Goods, Goodyear Tires, Gas, Oils, De Forest Croslcy Radios. Bloomfield Station GENERAL MERCHANTS A. J. PRATT-Groceries, Flour, reed, Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes, Hardware, Shipper-S 0! 001111111’ Produce, Shingles, Brick, Candy, Tobaccos, Gas, Oils. etc. Borden AUTO SERVICE STATION STULIJS SERVICE STATION — High Pressure, Alemiting Service. Washing, Tire Repairs. Primrose and Ethyl Gas and Irving Oil Pro- ducts. GENERAL MERCHANTS HORNE J. MacALEER-Dealer in Groceries, Smoked Meats. Dry Goods, Hardware, Fruits, Candy, soft Drinks, Tobacco. Coal Dealer. J. LeROY SHERRY-Dealer in Groceries, Farm Produce, Smoked Heats, .Dry Goods, Hardware, Paints. Lumber and Coal Dealer. Gas and Oil. HOTELS ABEGWEIT HOTEL-STANLEY l. MURRAY, Prop. American and European Plan. Rooms with »or without bath. Hot and cold running water in every room. Excellent lining room service. Lune Room. Barber Shop, Bowling, etc. rage md Parking space. LANDSDOWN HOTEL-JARS. P. l. HOWATI‘, Prop. American Plan. $2.00 per day. Weekly Rates $10.00 er week. 22 Rooms. Excellent din- L; room service. Catering to the traveling trade. Carleton GARAGE AND LUNCHES MAGS QUICK SERVICE-Car- leton Corner. Auto Repairs, Serv- loo Oar, Battery and Tire Work, Alemiting, Lunches, Sandwiches. 50ft Drinks. Ice Cream, Candy, To- baceo. GENERAL MERCHANT - FRED BELL-Dealer in Groceries. Hardware, Dry Goods, Exporter of Table and Seed Potatoes. Gas, Oils. North Tryon DAIRIES TRYON DAIRYING COMPANY- Makers oi’ "TRYON" Brand Cream- ery Butter. Made from Pure Cream, collected from tubercular free area. Coleman GENERAL MERCHANT C. R. WALLACE - Dealer in Groceries, Flour, Feed, Hardware. Paints, Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes, Ladies’ and Men's Wear, China- nro,,Linoleuri-is, Candy, Tobacco. Emerald GENERAL MERCHANT F. E. MURPHY-Dealer in Grocer- las, Hardware, Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes, Men's Furnishings, Meat, Poultry, Butter, Eggs. Shippers of Potatoes. nu: GUARDIAN CLASSIFIED YEAR an QLQQAAQA Ellerslie ' COLu DLUMAGE ELLERSLIE COLD STORAGE 00., LiD.—Cold Storage accommo- dations for all perishable foods. Boxes and Spaces for rent. Dealers in Fox Foods. and Fresh Meats for human consumption. GENERAL MERCHANTS L. A. BURLEIGH - Groceries, Flour, Feed, Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes, Hardware, Floor Coverings, Wall Paper, Gas, Oils, Shipper of Farm Produce. P. M. MacCAULL - General Merchandise, Fox Feeds, Silver Tip Cubes and Biscuits. Lumber, Shing- les, Brick, Cement, Farm Mach- inery. . Elmsdale GENERAL MERCHANTS ARTHUR L. RENNIE-Shipper of Farm Produce. Dealer in Hardware, Dry Goods, Flour, Feed, Groceries, Fruits, Roofing. Brick, Tires, Tubes. Freetown GENERAL MERCHANT ROBERT C. AULD-Dealer in. General Merchandise. Custom Tailor. Shipper of Farm Produce. Highest prices paid for Eggs and Produce. Building material. Kensington BARRISTER J. W. MacNAUGI-IT, B. A., LLB. Barrister, Solicitor, Notary, etc. Telephone l3. nauoqasr B.) R. McFADYEN-The Rexall Store. Drugs, Chemicals, Sick Room Supplies, Toilet Articles, Stationery, Candy. Rural mail orders solicited. FUNERAL DIRECTOR I G. ROY PHILIPS - Morticlan Post Graduate of Ecldes College or Embalming, Philadelphia. Licensed Embalmer. Motor Equipment, Am- bulance service. Day and night. Service with dignity and respect. Tel. 83. GENERAL MERCHANTS MACKENZIE 8a CO.—Wl'i0lesalers and Shippers of Government in- spected Eggs. Dealer in Groceries, Flour, Feed, Hardware, Paints, Dry Goods. _ J. A. MacPHERSOrL-Dealer in Groceries, Flour, Feed. Dry Goods, Boots, Slices, Hardware, Paints, Chinaware. WM. McKAY-Staple and Fancy Groceries, Fruits, Vegetables, Dry Goods, Ladies‘ Wear. Candy, Tobacco, smoked Meats. GROCERIES. CANDY PHILIPS CONFECTIONERY — Dealerin Candy, Fruits, Ice Cream, Soft Drinks, Groceries, Tobacco. JEWELER WM. J’. SEMPLE—Dealer in Fine Watches. Diamonds, Wedding Rings, Clocks, Atwater Kent Radios, Wahl Pens and- Pencils Playing Cards, Bridge Prizes. LUMBER AND COAL PETER MacNUTI‘ d; SON — Branch, French River. Lumber, Builders Supplies, Lime, Cement, Flour, Feeds, Hard and Soft Coal. Supplies of Fbrm Produce, Packers of “GOLD MEDAL" Brand Lob- sters, Chicken, Mackerel. Clams, Blueberries, Dried Cod Fish. RESTAURANT KENSINGTON CAFE —- JOS. L. DAVISON, Prop. Regular Meals, Lunches, Sandwiches. Ice Cream Parlor. Fruits, Confectionery, Smokers Supplies. Kinkora FUNERAL DIRECTOR PHILIP A. MONAGHAN—MOI'- tician, Funeral. Director and Em- balifier-Motor Hearse and Ambul- ance Servlce-Island Funeral Ser- vice. Night and day phone connec- tion. PRODUCE AND MERCHANT JAS. E. KELLY-Dealer in Groc- eries, Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes, hardware. Snippers oi harm Pro- duce. Highest prices paid ior Farm Produce. uas and Oils. ' JOHN P. SMITH-Dealer in Dry Goods. Boots, Shoes, Groceries, Hardware, Wall Paper. Best Farm Produce prices paid. Shippers of choice table stock Potatoes. Island Certified Potato Seed a specialty. O'Leary AUTO RErAIRS CARRUTl-IERS GARAGE-Motor Repairs, Tire and Battery Work, Exide Battery Dealers. Gas, Oils, Ignltloii and Generator Work. Ofiicla. A. L. A. Service-Tow Car. MCDOUGALIIS GARAGE—Chev- rolet, Pontiac and Buick Motor Cars. Sales and Service. Acetylene Welding, Willard Batteries, Silver- ing Tires, Alemiting, Washing, Sor- vice Car. WOODSTOCK GARAGE — E. M. CANNON, Prop. West Road. Com- plete Garage and Machine Shop Service. Welding, Brazing, Cutting. Cylinder Boring, Fly Wheel, Gear Installation Work. Motor League service. Telephone connection. BARRISTER GEORGE M. MATTHEWS — Barrister, Solicitor, Notary Public, etc. BUTTER COLD STORAGE WEST PRINCE DAIRYING dz COLD STORAGE 00.. LTD. - ROBERT DOUCETT. Mgr. Makers c! "PRINCE? brand Creamery But- ter. Cold Storage for perishable pro- ducts. Private Storage Boxes for rent. Buyers of Butter and Eggs. DRUGGISTS A. J. MATHESON - REXALL DRUG STORE. A large stock of Drugs and Pharmaceuticals, Toilet Articles, Perfumes, Stationery, Tobacco, Candy. Mall orders given prompt attention. GENERAL MERCHANTS HAROLD A. JELLEY-Grocerles, Hardware, Stoves, Men's and Ladies’ Clothing and Hosiery. Boots, Shoes, Phllco Radios, Dominion Tires and Tubes. MacWILLIAMS dz TURNER — Groceries, Flour, Feed, Hardware, Paints, Dry Goods. Boots, Shoes, Crockery, Glass and Kitchen Ware. GROCERIES AND CANDY PATE 8c COMPANY - Staple and Fancy Groceries, Flour, Feed. Fruits, Ladies‘ Hosiery, Ice Omani Parlor, Confectionery. PRODUCE, COAL MATTHEW 8a CQ-Sliippers of Farm Produce. Dea‘ers in Coal, Rackwall, Lime. Cement, Brick, Shingles. Agents Frost dc Wood Im- plements, Colonial Fertilizer. Fada Radios. _ Richmond GENERAL MERCHANTS ARSENAULT dc‘ GAUDET, LTD. --Importers of General Merchan- dise. Farm Produce, Eggs a spec- ialty. Dry Goods, Hardware, Grocer- ies, Auto Supplies. "The Ideal Country Store." MacDONALD dz BROWN~Deal- ers in Groceries, Flour, Feed, Fruits Vegetables, Hardware, Paints, Farm Produce Exporters, Gas, Oils. Tclc- phone connection. HOTEL DEW - DROP INN - American Plan $2.00 per day. Comfortably furnished rooms. Running water and bath. Home cooked meals. Telephone connection. Saint Louis GENERAL MERCHANDISE CAPT J. R. PERRV-Jiumber. Building Materials, Roriig, Coal, Groceries, Meats, Fish. Wholesaler rna CI-IARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN run 193a, of Farm Produce. cessories, Parts for gines. Tires and Aq- Imperlal En- Tignish AUTU uisRAGE BERNARITS GARAGE _- Auto Repairs, Willard Batteries, Wreck- ing Car, Official Motor League Ser- vice. Sibcring Tire Agents, Alcmi- ting, Oils, Gas, Supplies. ‘am. Radio Dealer. _ DRUGGIST P. A. McDONALD - “The Nyal Store". Drugs, Sick Room Supplies, Toilet Articles, Kodaks, Films, Candy, Tobacco, Soft Drinks. Coun- try mall orders promptly filled. GENERAL MERCHANTS J..H. MYRICK 8c CO.,I._.'I'l.).—- General Merchandise. Shippers of live lobsters, Packers of "North Cape" Lobster, “Flog” Brand Mackerel, Boneless Cod. Exporters and Shippers of Farm Produce. G. A. SI-IELFOON ~ Gciicral Merchandise. Wc-do not own lt all, that is, all of the produce in the Province, but lf you are open to buy Potatoes, Oats, Eggs, Grain, Butter, etc, write or wire us. We will be pleased to answer trade inquiries at any time. GBOCERIES AND MEATS Cardigan AUTO GARAGES CARDIGAN GARAGE-Motor Re- pairs on all makes o! Cars, Battery Service Car. N. W. MACKENZIE, Prop. GENERAL MERCHANT J. A. MACDONALD CO., LTD.—- Dealers in General Merchandise, Produce, Cattle, Sheep, Hogs, Poul- try, etc. Special attention to car- load lots of Potatoes, ‘Turnips. R. J. MACDONALD dz 00., am, Dealers ln Dry Goods, Groceries. Flour, Feeds, Hardware, Roofing, Building PRDCY, Boots, $11005, Can- dy, ‘Iircs, Oil, Gas. Fortune Bridge LOBSTERS, FOXES-MERCHANT B. S. JOHNSTON-Packers and Shippers of “Choice" Canned Lob- slcrs, Breeders of High Grade Sil- ver Foxes. Dealers in General Mer- chandise. SLEIGH—WAGON MFGBS. J. S. FRANCIS dz SONS-Mfgrs. of Francis Standard Farm Wagons, Auto Back Cutters and Slelghs, Driving Carriages. Wagon and $161211 repairs. and painting. E. M. SUDSBURY-Dealer in Groceries, Fruits, Vegetables, Meats, Ice Cream Parlor, Candy, Tobacco, ,School Supplies, Drawing Books, Pads, Scrlbblers, etc. HOTEL O'BRIEN HOUSE-JVIBS. MARY O'BRIEN; Prop. American Plan, $2.00 per day. Special weekly rates. A homelike service with home cook- ed meals. Tourist and traveling trade solicited. PLUMBING AND HEATING A. J. BERNARD-Plumbing and Sheet Metal Contractor. Steam and Hot Water Heating. Maker of Sheet Metal Air-tight Stoves, Boilers, Creamers, Stove-pipe and Elbows; Boat Tanks, Fox Dishes of all kinds, Stove Repairs. Tyne Valley GENERAL MERCHANTS HAYES, McKAY 8c SHARP. LTD-Dry Goods, Groceries, Hard- ware, Beatty Bros. Farm Eqlllll-r ment. Plumbing Supplies. Purenzi Fox Cubes, Cedar Shingles, Match- ed Spruce Wellington GENERAL MERCHANTS ARSENAULT dz GAUDET, L_'I‘D. —Imp0rters of General Merchan- dise. Farm Produce. Eggs a spur-i ialty. Dry Goods. Hardware, Gro~1 erles, Auto Supplies. "The 111E111 Country store." HOTEL RICHARD INN-American Plan $2.00 per day. Nice comfortably furnished rooms. Running water and bath. Electric 118111611» $811101!‘ Rooms, Home Cookinil- Travvlinz and Tourist trade solicited. KINGKS COUNTY Annandale ' GENERAL MERCHANTS A. C. MYERS~Dealer in Groceries. Dry Goods. Hardware, P1111115. Shipper of Farm Produce, P01819151 Turnlps, Oztls., ctc. Highest prices paid for butter and cgrzsx GENERAL MERCHANTS A. J. MCFARLANE-Dealer in General Merchandise, Shipper of Farm Produce, Breeders of Regis- tcrecl Silver Foxes. Bridgetown GENERAL MERCHANT MATTHEW ,_& MCLEAN, LTD.- Dealer in Groceries, Dry Goods, Hardware, Paints, Stoves, Ranges, Country Produce and Poultry. Fredericton AUTO GARAGE BERTRAMS GARAGE-Motor Re- Dairs. Battery and Tire Work. “WW1 Tirv Agent. Aleniiting. Service Car_ Radio Agent, A Georgetown BOAT-BUILDER C. M. FITZGERALD-Boat Build- erl. Boats of all description design- c and built. Engines installed. 11011811 and Dressed Lumber. Wood- Wrklne. Cedar Shingles. GENERAL MERCHANTS J. J. COvNDON-Dealer in Grocer- ies, _Mens Furnishings, Sweaters, F1111“. Candy. Alcnt Tip-Top Suits and Overcoats, $22.50, Taxi Service. Hard and Soft Coal. THE J. J. HUGHES CO., L'I'D__ 11°11" 111 Dry Goods. Boots. Shoes 1111111111118. Groceries. Flour, Feed, 11111111‘ Coverings. Furniture, Beds, 1111111111115. Building biatterlnls, Farni fiiring ti: naiules and acldfiiefssegiof the leading business and manufacturing houses of the Counties of Prince Edward _ 1 Sign . epro uc ion o is rectory ill descriptive book form will be ready for free distribution on or about e ruary 1, 1933 and can be had upon request at the ollice of THE GUARDIAN PUBLISHING COMPANY. BAKERS MACDONALDS HOME BAKERY —l1iakers oi Macdonalds Home, Made Broad, IWhitc, Brown,- Charglng and Repairs, Tire Work,1w11°1°11111°111>. R0115. CHkPS. Pi-s. ‘Scones, Short Broad, Annivcrsaryj Cakes, Pluni Puddings, Mince Meat.‘ DRIJGGISTS CARRUTI-IERS DRUG CO. LTD.- Prcscrlptions uccurntcly compouml- ed. Mall order.» promptly fillid. Drugs, Slllldflm, 'I‘oilct Alllckw, Kodaks, Ice Cream, Perfumes, Sta-l tlonery, Tobaccos. l H. J. MABON-"Rcxnll Store." Pro- scrl tlon Drnggist. Toilet Articles, K0 aks, DI_'\'(‘lU)llli1,{, Plinling‘ \',,-. tor Radios, Candy, 'l'ol.):ii:<:u:=. 1cm:- istered Optomcii-Lu. pm! GOODS—GROCERIES M. F. MCDONALD--Dealcr in Dry Goods, Staple and Pincy Groccries. Tel. 22-11. DRY GOODS-(‘IROCI-IRIIJS l). J. MCLEAN—Dealr:r in Di", Goods, Yard Goods, Hosiery, Staple, Fancy and Green Groceries, Flour. Tel 40113. A GROCERIIIS W. A. JOHNSTONE-Ijlcctric Re-‘ frigeration, Groceries, Fruusl, I1lour, Feeds, Souvenirs, Schrxil Smokers Supplies, Gas, Oils. Tel. 6. GENERAL MERCHANTS W. A. POOLE d: CO-Lowcr Mon- tague. Dealer in Dry Goods, Boots. Shoes, Grocerics, Hardware, l-‘loory Coverings, Flour, Gus, Oil, Lumber. Building Material. Telephone Conn HOTELS CONDVIERCIAL HOTEL--MRS. E. R. CAMPBELL, Prop, American Plan, $2.00 per duy. Homo cooking, 513001111 Weekly Rates. Garage Ac- ccmodations. MCDONALD norm. -~ American“ P1811. l5 rooms. Comfortably fur. nished. $3.00 per day. Meals 75c. Space for Autos. Tel. 00in. POOLEPS HOTEL-J? HOOIIIS, all 311th running \V(ll1‘l'. American _ 1111 $3100 Der day. Excellent din- 1118 room service. All home cook. 111s. Tel. 4a and 4c. Lining-area's urn/m .1. W. MURDOCK a co u’ Product‘, Gas. Oils. J, A. MCKINNON~Dealer in Gro- ceries, Flour Feeds, Hardware, Paints, Farm Produce, Boots, Shoes, Rubbers. Ladlcs’ Hosiery“ MEAT ‘MARKETS P. J. HENRY-Dealer in fresh Meats, (Beef, Pork, Lamb), Poultry. etc. Smoked and Cooked Meats, Modern Ice House Equipment. Sca- sonable Vegetables. Kilmulr MERCHANT-AUTOS MCGOWANS, L'I‘D.-—Dealer in Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware, Building Material, Farm Machinery, Dodge Bros. and Plymouth Motor Cars, Goodyear Tires, Gas, Oils. Tcl. R 2-2. ‘ Montague AUTO GARAGES CENTRAL GARAGE-MACDON- ALD & STEWART. Auto Repairs. Starter and Generator Work, Lathe Work, Battery Repairs, Willard and U. S. L. Battery Agents. N. J. NICHOLSON-Motor repairs, Battery and Tire Work, Welding. High pressure- chassis lubricating service, Tow Car. Gas, Oils. AUTO SERVICE COMMUNITY SERVICE STATION -BILL IVES, Prop. Cai- Washing, Simonizing, Alemitlng, High Grade Motor Fuels, Tire Repairs. 24 hou service. Live and dead storage. Coats, Drcsscs, ltfilllui-rv, L1118crie. Mlsst-s’ and _chnd.1@,{-_-, we“) D111’ Goods, Dress Goods Men's Suits. OVPICOIIiS. Hats, wmi gglllcgsbzand House Furnishings.‘ . MEAT MARKET l IOHNSTON ta STE\V.ART-—Fresh,. Cooked and Smoked lifcnts. Poultry; Butter, Vegetables. Dcnlcr in Fm Live Stock, Frigidaire Equipment. Tel. 4. ~ , DIONUJIIZNTS ‘ VERE BECK & SON-AWIIIKPFS and dealers of ltloinnncnls_ hIr~1ngy;-,1]_:_1 T551915. 111 granite and marble of‘ every description. Art Glustg Bronze Tablets, Memorial Windows, OPTOMETRIST 1 H. ‘J. MABON-Rcgislcrtzd Opiom- l etrist. Specialist in ilic examination of the eyes and prescribing and fitting oi glasses to conserve vis‘on, comfort. Broken lcnscs duplicated. Tel. 52-2. PLUMBING- AND IIEATING 1 W. R. GARRICK~Plumbing, llcui- ing, Contractor. "DURO" Wafer. Systems installed. Cranes. Valves and Fittings, Plpc Fittings, Job-. bing. Tel R 3-2. PRODUCE-BLDG. MATERIALS POOLE 8c THOMPSON, LTD.- Potato and Produce Exporters. Flour, Feed, Limo, Plaster, Cement. Shingles. Roofing. Harri and Soft Coal, Coke, Tel. l1 and 23. 111151111111" tery and Tlro Repairs. Alemlt u‘: |E. MOSHLR — Regular Meals, 931193151“ , Luncheons, Ice Cream, Sodas, Can- G_ R’ MORRISON v-ipti o dy, ‘Iobuccos, Groceries, Moshefs careful”, compound.v.d_ m 4 Bread, lwholnwlicat, Plum, GIfl-isupphcs’ U,_.\.C;,,,,‘,,K_ p,‘ r hum), Pastries, Pies, Fruits. Tel. 2!. t gums yvvu-r;n;,,-y' Cd 1 JOHN Stipplies. - DECEMBER 17, L‘J F! STOVES_BOBE5 Prompt attention given mull ord Min-BAN 41 SON-Fflwvm Gl-JNPJRAI. ltll-LHFIIANTS 1W1 1111mm. F111" C°1115._CLARK HRO5.—Dl'iLlfl.'> in Ger 11911051 llllllm-“l 110159 Rugs- c111‘ iii liivrrrliunclirm, Hark) r:= til’ Jfufps’ ‘Plmghsrnyrfml 811d W001i loss" Brand Canned Lob uini hiacliineiy. ‘It-l; l6 R 3. pen, o; Potatoes’ on“, TAILORIPG Produce. Breeder nf l _ A- F-lcgivmBEhFMade to meas- Silver Foxcs. F53. 3.3L.“éiofi.‘ii“lnf“i.fi°”szili' “m1 11'1"“ . .‘ , ‘,1, '1 ?' r - Al"l‘ll auxin»: buns .ui(l_ Ouiumtrv, (,]c;\u1ng_ r Prvssuicg. * ‘L’ WOODWORKING 1131i? Wogogvohnxmc Co. LTD. “ 111$ ° 115 EB. Doors. Hard Lmuy ., ‘ is I . liar, “Sh? gm “M11111” l? C-Yplr‘ u nu. autncnaxrs ( l, ., and Sawing, Mill \‘\nrk.1ESTA'I‘ OF L. ANDEZRS-ON- Dr 310F111“ jvr m Ill-y ‘ogd,’ AUTO GARAGES lBoots, Shoes, Grocer ., MORRELL GARAGE-E, W, AN. Fruits, Vegetables, DERSON. Prop. Ford Sales and Paints, Candy, Gas, Oil. Service General Repairs, wmardfll. E. PRATT d: SON-Jflioics Batteries, Tire Dealers, Lathe Work land Rrllflll ltlcrchanclisv Wlralcs . . . '1 _ 1 ' I Rlclding, Washing, Alemitmg, Scrv- i Groceries a EPW111111)’ lmnl no Truck. Jioofuig, liurllwarr. Ilsa-ll zmd s GENERAL awacuasrs Coal. Live Stock Dealer, mist H. FRED ANDERSON-Dealer in 311d other Produce. Staple and Fancy Groceries. Flour. QUKH-EY d: SON--Dcu‘-r m Stoves l ST. 1 I-‘ullls, , Goodyear Tires, Butte rg and Repairs, Supplies, Free Air. Pl‘? r Feed, Smoked and Cured MealsMGQOQS, Boots, {Thy}: Small Hardware, Candy, ',l"gbacco_ lpilllllli, Lumlnr, r,;-..,_- ll. ll. COX-Dealer in Dry Goods, it's, Fruui; vw, 1 M, _ Boots, Stoves, Ladies’ and Mi-iysi llO'l‘l1L Furnishings, Groceries, HardwareJBP-Y-VIEW’ llO'l'l<ll. »-» 1.1] Packers of “Dajntyu Brand [my 'FRANK WARREN. Amcrirazi Pl: 51-17151 [$3.00 pcr (lay. _ - E- F‘. ItOSSITEE-Siaple, Fancy (illlllll! rrxnn w . ' and Grown Groceries, Work Clothes, 1 liOlltllUd. Boots. Shoes, I-I- 1d », 1 . < .~ . Ziluyl-uy Harbour 1m. A. n, Sl-IALIAVOOD -~l;»,¢, cannot: AND BLACKSMITH 511mm"- mauxs GARAGE-General Motorq 11111661 1' RPDuirs and Blacksmltlilng. Bat-‘SOURIS DRUG 09v 11 1‘. '12 <1.- Drug Store, clirigvini! ii lw-u l; 91 911185 and Sllllflflia. Ulll‘ 5:4 15 99111111911?- W11Y not lmv hc-i Prescriptions accurately compoun ed- T011“ 51119105. Pcrfuu s, Ca d)’. Bridge and Christin-s Gifts (IENERAL DIEM‘! THE .1. .1. HUGHES c Dealers in Dry Goods B. 1111.1’ Clwrcing, Goodyear Tin-l: and Ripmrs, Alcmiiing. I. H, c, Farm Machinery Agent, GENERAL MERCHANT ROY P. BROOKS-Dealer in Gro- ceries. Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes, Hlll'(l\\‘;li‘l'_ Paints, Shipper of Farm Produce. l-‘ishing Suppllcs. Boards, z 1 ovoooe-m-oooooo-zl £444.¢¢g,,+“ ' ‘*"“-o-ovo+ooooooo ' _ 600000000 Shingles. Roofing, Aggnt Majestic Hardware, Paints, Grocer-lbs, Radios, Fawcett Stoves and Ranges. Feed 11001‘ Covering Stovi w. s. FRASER at 00., LTD.- K111113111. Furniture, ant» , llcddir Dealer in Groccrlcs, Flour, Feed, Lummrl 991110111 Produt- I-luyc: Gas. Oils. , MATTHEW A’. AICLEAIC, L 'D__ complete linc 0i‘ carclullv sole-ctr Merchandise always in slut —~(V-ZKQ "M. Dry Goods, Lzicllr I‘ FMilllncrv, Hosiery, urnishings. H2113‘ \ W. R. Jolinstmrs Iilzule t», “gist: Q111111PF. Fishing slllfiilll...' Brig Limo. HOTEL LENNOX HOTEL-JESSIE BEL Proll- l2 rooms. Comfortably du nlshecl. $2.50 per day. Spcclnl wee] 1V rates. Fine dining room "ervic Home cooked meals, running uat car accommodations. VARIETY STORE M. B. ACORNMCENTRAL VA! IEPY STORE-Dealer; in Kodg Supplies, Radios and ‘uppli Fruits, Candy, Soil. I)r1n.1::s, statig] cry, School Supplies, $11.1‘ Gm cries, Magazines, NC\\'$p;i;')Cl‘£, Qui Service Filling Station. ' TAILOR—ME.\"S “EAR. ESTATE OF W. B. LEARll-Fii selection of English Surges for yol new custom mnclu saint. (Jlcanin Pressing, Full runtrc oi ilYUlSS ar work Shirts. Dress SlYlCS, Hal Belts, ‘Swcnicrs, Agents Tip-Tr Tailors -— Stills and Ozcvxconl $22.50 made to your mcunurc, DYY Goods, Hardware, Fishing Sup- plies, Shippcrs of Farm Produce, Packers of “Fras-cr" Brand Canned Chicken. Lobster, Clams, Pork and Beans, Wax Beans Blueberries, _ HOTEL RIVERSIDE HOUSE-MRS. A. P. PROWSE, Prop. American Plan. $2 00 pcr day. Special Weekly Rates. Tourist ‘and Traveling Trade solicited. Excellent Dining Room and Overnight Service. Murray River AUTO GARAGE NICOLLE <5: SHARAM GARAGE- Motor Repairs, Battery Charging and Repairs, Goodyear Tires and Service. Ignition Work. Service Car. lilemiting, Gas, Oils. GENERAL MERCHANT COOK A: SON, LTD.--Dealcr in Groceries, Meats, Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes, Hardware, Paints, Lumber, Shingles, Roofing, Tires, Tubes. Gas. Dealers and Shippers of Country Produce. Mount Stewart AUTO GARAGES MACKENZIES GARAGE-Auto Repairs, Welding. ‘Blacksnilihing, lvlarlne and Stationary Engines re- 113115- spring and Body Work, Bat- Gambridge, Mass and Vicinity (Continued from page 16) Rev. Wm. Fetler, Founder of the Russian Missionary Society spent the last two weeks in localities of greater Boston in the interests of his work and addressed several con- gregatlons an the political and spir- itual conditions in Russia. Last Sunday evening he preached to a largo congregation in the Old Kirk of Cambridge and from the theme “Walking with God," he brought to the pcoplc a very impressive and truly helpful spiritual message which hc interspersed witli intcr- esting and informative references to the Russian situation. Pastor Fet- lcr's visit was! nii occasion of much interest to all who heard and met E anthusiastlc missionary. Miss Chirsty Campbell, Sn, of Back Bay, recently passed the score sf 88 years in excellent health and spirits, and spent most of the happy anniversary writing correspondence to old friends in Prince Edward Island. Mrs. James MacKiiinon, of South Weymoutli, ls convalescent after a. somewhat delicate state of health for several months. The Presbyterian Minister's and ldei-‘s Union of Greater Boston et in the Waltham Church last 99!. and after a pleasant social 8 the meeting was addressed by » . Dr. Mitchell, of Somerville. Mn. Catherine Greenlaw, oi "P11711580. is convalesclng, after ~ - " ill for some time at the home her brother and sister, Mr. and - Archie MacDougall, of Rayn- , l Mass. Ellice, oi Auburn, N. S., is the winter with her 1' liters, Mrs. George MacDon- (Continued from page 10) Genoa Fruit Cake Onc quarter pound butter, one hall pound sugar, 3 egg, 1-2 cup milk, l-2 teaspoon baking powder. 1-2 pound flour. l-2 tablespoon brandy, l cup cltron, thinly shred then cut in strips, 1-2 cup sliced glace cherries. Cream the butter, add sugar gradually, yolks of eggs well beaten, milk and flour mixed and sifted with baking powder. Beat whites of eggs until stlfI, and add 10 first mixture Thcn add gi-andy. cherries and citron. Bcforcc placing in oven sprinkle top generously with shredded walnuts. Bake in moderate ovcn one hour. QUESTION: I would like a recipe for fondant which can bc used im- mediately and docs not require set- ting, and also a recipe for cream candy. “choolgirl. ANSWER: PONDANT-Use one egg white with a half tablespoon cold water ln a. bowl, and 3-4 tea- spoon vanilla and beat together until well blended. Add gradually 2 cups confcctioncrs’ sugar, sifted. until mixture is very stiff. Knead with hands until the candy is smooth. then color and flavor as desired. Cream Candy One and one hall cups sugar, 2 teaspoons butler. half cup milk. l-2 teaspowi vanilla Butler a pan, melt butter in granite saucepan. add sugar and milk; stir until sugar dis- _.___ gall, of Cambridge. and Mrs. Pat- terson, of Somerville. Mrs. Dowall, of Carleton, P. E. I., who came to these parts in search of health some weeks ago has lm- proved considerably while resusci- iatlng at the residence oi her sister, Mrs. D. A. Wilbur, Prescott Street, Somerville Canadian Cookery For Canfilifzn Women solves. heat to boiling and boil ten minutes over gentle nre. Remove mixture from firc. add vanilla, beat until creamy slimng ln sugar around cdgc of pan. Pour into buttered pan, cool slightly, work in squares. QUESTION: I would be very much obliged if you will tell mc why my strawberry and peach jam has fer- mented. Some Jars so badly that it frothed right up to the lid. Thank- ing you for the opportunity to ask advice-Housekeeper. ANSWER: Both peach and straw- berry jams have a dstressing way of fermenting easily. Of late years we have sealed ours as you would any canned fruit. However, it can be scaled to keep in Jelly Jars, it it is poured into sterile glasses then covered with boiling hot paraffin thc moment it ls poured into the glass- es. A second mating of paraffin should be poured over the top when cold. A little of your fermented jams m ght be used ‘n mlncemeat or steamed puddings with snot. Thc only reason of course, that it can ferment is that some nlr and some bacteria cnler the jars. Both thcsc arc excluded if thc jars are sea'cd with paraffin while hot and are sterile. . ‘QUESTION: I made a gallon of w'id grape wine which has turned sour in thc bottles. Is there any way of saving the wine? Thanking you for any information-Vcrdunite. ANSWE: The grape wine may not be sour. It may be merely at the stage where it tastes like vinegar. However, if it really is sour, it canot bemade fit for drinkng as wine, but it may be made into very good vnegar. If you would like to have a method of restoring this souiawlne into a good vinegar, please write, letting me know. QUESTION; Woud like l. recipe take long tomakc ready for use- u . ....~-~.<-uwun-»n-r.¢-u-.w-~r' . Iil’ Change Brrndy that docs not] Mrs. C. H. ANSWER: ORANGE BRiANDYH (The brandy may be made in a short tine, but,‘ the process of seas- oning cannot bc hurried unfortun- ately.) To cvcry l2 gallon of brandy, al- pcel. rub a fcw lumps of sugar on. put these lumps in with the refit- Mfx brandy and orange Juice, strain- ed, adds the rinds of six of the oranges pared very thin. and the sugar. Let all stand in a closely covered’ jar for about three days. stirring it. .’l or 4 times a dfly- W119" clear. it should bc bottled and close» ly corked for a ycar. It will thcn be ready for use, but will keep any lrnglli of time. Marie Plans B i g Th i n gs NEW YORK, Dec. l6. —— Max Schmelings plulls for thc future outlined today by Joc Jacobs. h's manager, on ilfllvfll hcrc from Gcr- many. includc Jack Dcmpsey and Max Barr, but have no place for either Jack Sharkcy, champion of the heavyweights or Madson Square Garden, promoter of evcry heavyweight tillc since thc days of Tex Rrkard. Dempsey who met Jacobs at the pier upon his arrival this morning. comes into the pcture as n pos- sible promoter for a match with Max Baer either in New York or at Chicago during the world's fair next Junc. Under no circumstances, said Jacobs. would Schme’ing, who lost h's world title to Sharkey here lust lzummcr, bnx again for Madison square Garden. "Dempsey asurcd n=c hc has lenty of backuig." Jacobs said. and I already have an agreement 1th Baer for a match in June ither here or iii Chicago. "We aren't goinl to bother about lSuperstitions Still Cling to Devonshire There are many various beliefs and superstitions associated in dif- fcrant parts of Great Britain with crop. In Yorkshire there is a strong EChrlstmas Day. The villagers in re- lmote parts of Worcestershire con- ,‘sider it very unlucky to have new Iboots or shoes in their houses any ‘time between December 8 and 25. ‘In certain parts of Scotland there is a fixed belief that thc first member of a family to open the door of a lhouse on Christmas morning will have more luck during the next twelve months than anybody elsc in the house. If it does no other good the superstition ,ls ,at any rate, conducive to early rising on at least one day of the year. The Yule Log One of the commonest, as well as one of the oldest, practices still as- sociated with the observation of Christmas in England, is that of burning a "Yulc" log. It was al- ways lighted from a brand that had been carefully saved from the prev- lous year's log. 'I‘lic word "yule," it is interesting to note, ls derived from an old Anglo-Saxon one, meaning December. At one time specially made candles were used at Christ- mas feasts. These were colored red, Sharkey or the Garden, Dempsey the match takes place here. Then after Schmcling knocks out llaer we'll fight sharkey 1n September." Jacob's agitation aga nst both Sharkcy and thc Garden seems to arilc from the small wage, l0 per cclit oi‘ the vcrclpts. offered Schmcl~ illg for auoihrr match with the clinmpion. Sharkcy, however, re- ceived only i0 per cent when he was the chalcnger of the tculon last summer. can get one of the ball parks if blue and green. In_ Norway there is a pretty cus- tom of providing a good dinner oi: Christmas Day for all domestic ani- mals. The farmers give their horses and cows an extra supply of fodder, 1 while shcavcs of corn and dishes of l low 3-4 pint of Seville 01111189 111100. Christmas one that obtalhs Mfr-sin are put out ln the yard for. 1 "4 90mm 1°“ sugar‘ TQ brmg| Devonshirc is that a bright sun on the benefit’ °f n“ birds" whm ch11‘ out the full flavor of the orangenkcember 25 mums a good apple gym 1n Holland hang up 1,1101)‘ stockings in readiness for the ‘visit, two or three llllDflICd oranges and ‘cams against being ‘named on of Santa clmLww1lmby the wary 151' , . there known as St. Nicholas), they) ' place a carrot in thcm. This is donc l, for the benefit of the horse on; ,whlch thc old gentleman rides when 1 ‘going from house to house with his sack of presents. When tho ridcrI sees that his faithful steed is thus remembered he is luclicvcd in ho- conie more kindly disposed liimsclf, and to increase thc numbt-i" uncl value of his gifts. The proper dale, 1by the way, for a visit from thc Dutch Santa Clnus is Dcccmbcr 6. Still, whenever he arrives, lic is warmly welcomed No Holiday Then The Malay Peninsula is probably the only British poss sion in thc world whcrc Christmas Day is not observed as a. holiday. say the head of a llirm is not 0x- pccted to give thc staff n day off. should Christmas Day fall upon mall day. At ilic saint: time, how- ever, it seldom happens that the employee is deprived of his holiday. Christmas Day usually begins by the master of ihc bungalow receiv- ing the Malay servants, each of whom, wearing a sunny smile and a spotlessly white linen coat. offers him a present of fruit. This prob- ably has boon procured from a neighboring garden, or the brown man may hnvc ordered thc gift from his masters grocer. causing it to be charged to thc household ox- penscs. Having acknowledged ihcsc prcsoiiis thc Fllfllli-‘lllllflll attends early service at thc cathedral, a beautiful, though small building which is in charge of the v-icar and his c vers Travels,‘ “Pilgrim's Progress," kit‘: Ikgjlh’ , t“ . "Lcs hiiserablcs." and "The Arilb- , m’ ' ‘. u, i “ ‘ _ . _, _, , also inclurlctl "Piolzvrir-ln’ tmn Nights. There you have a sk _ W V‘ V" “T, baker's dozon," dcclnrcs. Mr. Shaw. Cogjfiififinr“ nu‘ ‘#1:’! ‘w ‘A i 1 . , . V . . “You Will busily‘ go; another l2 Just P_‘uv\_1_ ‘Phat is if)‘ as eligible." Several novelists of note beg be excused the task of naming ti best l2. "It is like asking iviilch the greater work of Nzuaive, ti shrew-mouse or the elcpli.) cedar tree or the violet,‘ . Wells. A S. M. Ilulchins himself to naming n si "Tom Jones." S0 don: C inrton, who DllllllDS iur " terbury 'I‘a!cs." Iilll HAY "Don QuLxotc," “Les "Vanity Fair," and "Wu. then goes on with in... Authors Select Greatest Books LONDON, Eng. 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