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SPECIALS
/in-Y ~_  '
#polled and Boedlou
lltllglls ~   lst
Seeded and Beadleua
 (-am anna) 2 'NQI' 
See¢||eS$ (11ol`..) 2 7°" 25
Currant \. P¢fP“°k"g° ` 15c
gates _ 3 Pounds for 25¢
Figs ~ Per Package 15g
Dates _ 2 Packages 
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 1
  P0\lI\d  
` STORAGE
Dairy Butter 1 Lb- B‘°°l§ 35c
_ ngmnseumllrv
_  ,,,,,,_,, _,, _._..»m,ml-lrnni'
Cookingiipples P°=fPwk 35c
Blended Iam 41-‘J-Ti" 39c
 P
Sliced Pineapple Z f°f 29c
Ben’s Baked Beans 20c-
'Baked in crooks. Sold in cans
_ 20 Cents Per can `
HEINZ & cLAnK’s _
Baked Beans___- 2 for 45
_ _  HA_ND__PICKED _ _
White Beans » i 10 Ib. 60c
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'rs/»\,auii¢  50c
‘ _ Enom
’ J
COD FISH per Ib  
ALMoNo More  45C
cotonso iciuc. 2 for 25C
O F"-'_'-1*; 1;: "'
onANG¢  .
1_'§_'_'jif 
 
PIE FlLLIN_G  2 for
2 '°~- 25c
210|' 
2 for 
NBACARONI .  _
MATCHES, large..
GOLQEN sYRuP
CREAM TARTAR .per lb. 
Small
PEAS AND GORN 2 for 
"-"~T.T"'
TOMATOES . . . .
., 2 lor 
”'~€l-T»`.T~i1_
LEMONS . . . . . .
.. 9 for 
PARSNIPS  8 lbl. 
'roivi.A'ro souP. 2 for 25C
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, 
their advertisements for the Guard-
ian reach the office by noon of the
Montreal nt noon on Thursday, Dec.
2. This steamer will arrive ini
Ch'“'l0¢f0¢0l\'l1. Sunday night or
'M'-‘Uday morning to load ll cargo for
for this se son. 311-12.43;
One drunk was fined $10 or ltlllrty
‘da-YB? 0 V‘H§l`ant wud given three
mml-tlhs; -two dlog ovmers fm- non.
Doillllelilil of dog tax were each fined
$200 and two citizens -for having
dirty yards were earn lured $5.00.
SUCCESSFUL WHIST..- The
.fifth in the series of lslhist.-l was
held in ~the Nurses Home last
Thu.rs‘¢lal.y evening. The prizes were
won 'by Mrs. »G-ertie Gallant and Mr.
J. Francis. Ooiiisotlntioii prizes were
given Mrs. IB. Desliocllos and Mr.
Leo Dowling.
EARLY FIRE CALL-A me oc.
ourred in Mr. Chester Ctlmpbcli's
Jewelry Store on »Szlt'urday morning
about 8 o‘clock, After till-tting a. por-
ftion of the floor and wall sheathing
in the rear of tfhe store the blaze
was .soon e>.'tiiig'ulsl\eil_ lt was caus-
ed by ii. hole ill the flue just on 3
level with the floor.
 _
HIS ROYAL HIGHNESS DECIDES
T0 RIDE NO MORE IN
STEEPLECHASE
IUONDON. Dec. 3. -The Priilclr
of Wales has decided to abandon
eteeirlecliasliils says the Daily un-
rol. -Some time ago, when there
was anxiety as to the Prince‘s saft-
ty. owing to his frequently taking a
tumble from his mollilt, the .Daily
Mirror declares, the -House deput-
to the Prince the llouse‘s concern
*over his accidents. -
The Prince, however, at the time
treated lightly the suggestion that
he cease timber-topping, but later,
says the newspaper, he has been
thinking over tho matter ond.
"much touched by the plrbllc anx-
iety" for his safety, has decided
.o ride no more ill stoeplechuse_
-o-€-0)*-*i
‘DON’T SHOOT" RULING
CRIMPS TRAIN HUNTING
_ ANCHORAGE. Alaska, Dc-c. fl. -
The old battle-ery has been
changed to "don’¢ shoot until the
train stops" in the case of the
Alaska railroad. `
Despive the annual ki-lling of
caribou. the large herds which gat-
her along tlie Alaska railroad in
central Alaska every fall have
shown no decreases ill numbers.
Train-mcu formerly bagged animals
on the up journey and picked them
up on the return.
l This has ilow been stopped by a
rule against l-shooting from the
train. Train crews now must take
advantage of waiting at a siding to
pick up 8. int yearling to augment
the winter intent supply.
'Reports from tho Kenill penin-
sula indicate that moose are as
thick as domestic cattle oil the
prairie ranges of the States. Resi-
dents of the peninsula say the ani-
mals could he_domestica.ted like
reindeer by simply rounding up tho
vouryg stock, branding il and allow.
Ing t to feed on the ample ranges.
_
CARHOTS  8 lbs. 
Clark s C-S
Soup iouilro
-_SOUP
~ 3'°'27c _
CRANBERRIES, per Ib. 15c
_ SWEET POTATOES
 ...... .._..._3ii>».25c
unites Pauir  3m- 
Helio Lsrrucs  30c
cEi_Env  30C .ml 15c
ONIONS 7 nn, 
iunauugginn
Lario .
2 Lbs. for  
io Les. for  $220
zo i.i»ll.f°r ..._......_$4_00
SCOTCH OAT CAKE .. 
Fresofs
CHICKEN SOUP . . . . .
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1._.____.__-@-
MIXED BISCUITS por lb. 
.____..__.___-_-
cnosse a ei.Acl<wsl.l_-s
on/was-i.EMoN AND
\ I/5 Lb. Package
oioav, pol- box  20c` Toiviaro ensue 
Let fus supply the Groceries for your
_Christmas Baking. ~
Walnuts, Almonds, Peeis, Cherries,
F.-imitates.. Cake.-.Flour;_ Pastry Flour,
Spices, etc., etc.
JENKINS & »$0N tru.
_ Gnoculrs
L, _ _ _ K __________ . ___ _
, IANOOR GOHOOL I Both Lldllor, 8 Catherine Hon-
...___-
_ loy.
3l¢Port. of Bangor school for the Grade Ill-1 Robert Compton. 2
m°llt»h of November. Freddie Cobb.
Grade X--Ernest Lldner. Glade ll-1 Venn, Cobb, 2 Violet
onus lot-come omit. lmix>u¢ali_ 2 James o'sl-ion. .
'9PBd0.'VlII-'Ruth Oompiion. ‘ -Grade I, (Sr)-fl Grace McDougall
UNM VI!-1 Ruth Lodner, 2 Nei- 2 Roland MoDougo‘l.l. 3 Mary Bette.
lie Illldiodw, ll_(livo (Manilow. Grade I (Jr)-‘1 Lloyd Compton,
Owls -n ou-all oompton, z 2 sm-img alms.
E",  ‘ _ .l Teacher, Jeanie 'Din-gwell. _ ,
 ltmjmui, 5 _ . - _ '
"T ` “ * -\-vw-_._ .og ~a.q.r-_*_ _ _\'._  -' ‘ill "" . . 
CITRON. . _ , 1  and 180
COCOA  2Ibs.
°~25c
Let Nature
stop chronic
constipation
l~iere's sensible relief for you
IF your Stomach and
Liver ore weak, your
lood is not dl opted.
Sour. undlgootelf food
etayoJnby:lui;, bog. Ind
cause rea . ill
inn, and conoti ation.
Ear Bdyoarmpooplz have
sensibly corrected con-
stipation wlth Chamhorl\ln'l Tablets
for tha Stomach and Liver. They not
only relieve conltipatlon but remedy
the cause - a weak stomach. anthem
styourdril§£llt'|,orlend25c Cham-
berlain M clue Co. Ltd., Tomato,
(`-an ada.
Safe
Speedy Relief
Children gladlyotlke It for
ooldz.
Nyal’s Creophos
_ Ito hate lo planing. its
"tion oo quiok that one dope
ltopo A opllm of coughing.
_Every member of the family
dertvoo benefit from lt. it ll
also a tonlo to fortify the
system against ooldl, oovillli
bronchitis and pneumonia.
ihrolll L Worthy
in ou|m~liru¢_W-_
'ruonr im ‘ 'i
f.‘i§'.°f.i.°§.fiil`»i‘. fliiliiitiig' 3333;  Jli`.;'§`.li3y` .'§ITf't§iisa°f.'.°§'2t°i§§"-
:z::l..‘s°.§°rrl °'" '““°' ”° slim” “ me mb" °= ess'
B-L-I   “1.__ls.°f.:l ul'
l',n§’AFf;E_L-SL BCP?-;‘9tS&_1:°°0IVed il wire Andrew wtilo are -home on a vlsltl
~ - sailed irom»from Gladstone. Michigan.
St. John‘s,- Ne rr - d_ _ ._
Wm be me3lastv»t;olt;nlgJ{a1tihls v'£iiSi; morning on a visit -to Boston.
5A1'Ug_DAyi5 POLICE COURT. S'a"'“"d9Y £0 M7911-ll lhhe W'I‘l1t61‘.
A prohibition case was adjourned. em Service has been given by the
SOCIAL GATHIERING.-MT. and
l-*iii-'-
PERSONALS
Mr. Alfrc-d Amedk leilt 'Saturday
Mrs. Frank .Payne -leilt for Quebec
Notes by the Way
(Continued from page 4.)
lralllmen in the past ln fulfilment
of their arduous duties, and will no
doubt be continued ill the days to
come.
Hon. George P. Graham in to bel
appointed to _the Senage, it is said.
and perhaps no appointment could
be made to the Red Charnlber that
would meet wltli more general ap-
proval oif all parties. Mr. Graham
was born 67 years ago, chose news-
paper work as his life calling, was
elected to the Legislature of On-
tario in 1898 and several times later,
and entered the House of Commons
in 1007. He was a member of the
Laurier Government and later was
it 'prominent member of the King
Admiiiistratlon.
ession, no question of republican-
ism, no constitutional question oi
any kind like that raised in the
past," declared I-lon. Tie-lman Roos,
satisfied with the position of South
Africa. now and there would be no
alteration therein. The constitu.
l-10031 Question, ho reiterated, .no
longer existed.
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RUSTIOO GONVENT
HONOR ROLL!
Grade X.--1, Ethel Brown; 2
Louise Arsenault: 3, Antoinettr
~Pineau_ Grade Vllll.--I, Clarisse
Gallant; 2, Stella Gallant; 3, Fran
C08 D0Yle_ Grade VH.-1, 'Minnif
Gallant; 2'. Ciara 0'Meara; 3. Edu
Huote. 'Grade VI.-1. Loretto Gai
lant; '2, Celeste Gallant; 3,-France
Gallant and Loretto Doucet equal
Mrs. li. A. Burleigh, Ellerslie
was a visitor to Charlottetown oi
Monday.
Messrs. Edward Burleigh, -Ito ‘
Williams and G. S. Sharp wer'
among the visitors to Sumnlersidf
on Tuesday.
Mr. .Leigh Hayes, Ellerslie, lef
on Thursday morning en route t
New Brunswick, where he expect
On Saturday. Nov. 20, the liter"
visited the home ol Mr. and Mrs
Alvin Waite, Tyne Valley, sndlei
a baby girl.
Mr. Nelson Sheen. Tyne Valley
was a visitor to Charlottetown oi
Monday.
The many friends of Mr. an/
Mrs. John Mcbcan, Birch llill,I.o
14. will bo sorry to' learn that the
are both seriously ill with pneu-
monia.
Tho Ladies’ Aid of the Presby-
terian church, Tyne Valley met at
the home oil Mrs. HUA!! Ritchie. on
Wednesday. Dee.. 1. Qultealsrge
nundber of memlbera and v1sitors
were present. The' neagomeoting Ia
at the home oi! Mrs. bert Ram-
say. -
On Friday evening, Nov. 19th, a
large number of friends and rela-
tives gathered at the home of Mr.
with a miscellaneous shower.
I Secession Now I ' ”`
ed Mr. Speaker Whitley to convey* J0HAN,N_ESBU_RG_ S_A_ De-c_ 3__ ` / ____
"There is no question now of seo- _,__     
will
II
~ CHRISTMAS SEASON
This year we have endeavored to hang our decorations in .such a
I _ manner that they give the whole interior a _
Real liloliday Appearance
Everywhere can be seen handsome and useful presents that
make the selection of the gift problem easy.
_ ull. vurlilnl. uuniwiriil § :f'i----_E ‘_
' _ ’ 'roo MANY 'ri-lumps- ' _ ( _ ,
- ‘°"5"" the title on 1-no ‘worms orrilifs li'MfU,Q“,?";::bEPns£saNrArivs. _ \ ' `- _ _ Q ll ’ .
` _ IThe Guardian Calendars for 1927 'ent f I ' 8' Guardian Agn I \ ' 5 #1
_~= _ _ -| °\' 1911181116. Kinkora, Spring~ »
, Free to Guardian readers renewing field and vicinity tg I '
_ f ._ __ their yew-ily sulls<n~lptl.,n_ tr ..`__ . - I '
T _ " V ' . _ ` ' l
_»_ luvonnur Novice 'ro mavlZ;EoNb;-rzufls llogzlm-If 3,0 _ _ /
_ _ Aoveivrlasns.-. Advertisers m -ian calendars sive.. rn-e'wlel. was I 3” _ _ _
f fesvewlilly requested w .oe um new or renewal srlbsoripuon -tr ' ,1 I i
_ _
ii i z
Convinces that we are prepared for the " ' ' I
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SUGGESTIONS '
LADIES
I
TOILET SETS, Ivory, Pearl or Amber
and Tor-'olse Shell.
l CHOCOLATES in artistic boxes and
useful baskets.
PERFUME, TOILET WATER, TALCUM,
\ BATH SALTS, ETC. Yardleys, Cotys,
Rivera, Hudnuts.HouI:igents, latent odors
COMPACTS in pleasing designs. Ask
to see the special Cora Nome case.
PERFUME ATOMIZERS, Ivory Brushes ,
and Mirrors, Bridge Sets, etc.
I
I
MEN _
SHAV I NG SETS. Yardleya.
PIPES, Meerseliaum and Brier. _ ;
MILITARY BRUSHES, GILLETTE and§ 4
AUTO STROP RAZORS.
TQBACCO in holiday wrapplrina. _
. C|GAR~S, CIGARETTES, Including Sim
ins, Marguerite, ue.. Bay. 'Xmas P=°l<=s=S
10s, 25a, 50s and 1008-
TOBACGO POUCHES, CIGAR, CIGAR-
ETTE HOLDERS, SHAVING BFIUSHES.

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BOYS AND GIRLS
A Camera makes the ideal gift. Kodaks and Brownies, all
sizes to select from.
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FOR BABY
N cl tl ll f Wi," _ -  I \
0  0 ' MacKinnon Drug Co.
Minister or Justice in tile south  -' ,-
African Govermneut, in a -speech  ,/A\' *__  __ _ _ 
last night in which he referred to ‘ _ r-_`-2 /-_/' tl-.. / _ . "-;_f ="-'_-»f'§\_i?’*'“"' _`.~-.Q _ "'
the recent Imperial Conference in fu :V I'-’;' "°‘_“\_..'-`-   1* r '
L -J* ' _ » _ __ _-_-. ~ ’  - - --':`._~»'~
Rattles, Powder Pui'fs, Baby Sets, Bibs' Rubber Aprons, etc. _
/33’/1_3
fl
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'Hit/II
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ondon.
“\Ve fully accept wh1:tt”lla-s been ~1“-'-~_--~ ----~~ »--- --
given us by the Britlpll Govern-llngwood Yeo, Green Park, were in 'Moncton and which continued freight sheds just being completed
‘month the Minister of Justice coil. united in the holy bonds of matrl- with one or two interruptions lil 1, Halifax at li cost of halt a mil-
tinued. “The relations now existing molly, by the Iiev. ll. R. Coleman, that city until his removal to Mon- Zion dollars, the fact tlist 800,000
between South Africa and the rest Port Hill. trezll several months ago. it was bushels of wheilt were handled by
ofthe British Empire are pernlan- evident from the tone of tho ad- the Hallnx Elevator this year and
ent." The many friends of .\lrs_ George dresses that the residents of Mons- tw,-, million bushel.; at Si, John
Mr. Roos said -the Nationalist Sharp, East Bideford, will be sorry ton find a measure of pride in the and also to running right-s obtain-
party, of which Premier J. B. M. to* hear of her falling health, and fact that llnotller Maritime Prev- od into vallcebom, 3 decided ad-
H€“f¢Z0E lu loudor. was absolutely look forward to lici' spceily recov- ince man has been added to tlielvantligr- to Eastern shippers. As
those present. Mr Weldon stated
that he had always been a believer
in the Canadian National and in its
predecessor, the Intercoionlul and
as auch he could not but trace
through the years the changing
feeling of the public towards the
system from the days when the
fragments of faint praise hearil
were more damning than open hol-
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ery. illlxecutive ofthe Canadlaln Na.tioniil._s-iglllficant on tile progress made
_ eference was repe-ated y made to he slated that the increase in car
Mr. and Mrs. Allison l‘rofit, Fries- the fact and olthers whose names loading, this year ln the Atlantic
to n were visiting Mrs. Pro t'i-l were nlentiono included vice pre- region had been 10.361.
mztlrer, Mrs. John Cillingllaii. Port iilont Gerard liuel, general passeil- Senator C. W. Robinson in pro-
Hill on Sunday. RUF imlflti llllluagor Melanson. posing the toast to the guest ol’ thn
' fillet engineer C. B. Brown. Geller- .vening pfllll on eloquent tribute to
Mrs. Lemuel Itllnlsay, who llusiil Purchasing Agent Lavuie, chief-rim and to ,ll-e management of thc
spent some years in U. S. A., liaslvt' Car Equipment Smart, engineor€~na<lian -National. fMr. Weldon
returned to Prince Edward Island,-of Standards Duff, Auditor of Trai- llelveil back into tho earlier years
and is spending the winter with fic Receipts Estano, and Commits- -f his railroad service in Moncton.
her son, Lewis llalnsziy, Mt. Pleas- Sky; Ciéiillllieill/lilastair Fraselri. t filo which plzlce he came from Dor-
ant_ ' 1'- ~ - iekeiiey P1‘eH<en 0 chester, N. B. his birthplace. He
the Board of Trade.'prel-ltdell und recalled many’ of the old names
I1-|15 mlmy friends are pleased tn shortly after 'hc Uiivflillg called and faces and referred to many
~_\rn. that Mr, Herbert MCAi'thl1_l‘.\1D0l1 MF. II. Ii. Melauson to pl‘0~ wholn lie met then who were pre-
3irch Hill, is recovering fronl ills pose thic toiii-ilt to tlicb city oIfliMoii_il=- :Silt at the gilhneg tonight. Among;
seious illness. on. I. r. _ e ilnso egnn l-l ral -' .use were r. C apnlan who gave
ways career in Moncton 37 yearslhim his first job and to Mathew
tility to the present open and gcu-
ernl expression of favorable senti-
ment. “l have never had nily
doubt" ‘said Mr. Welilon “all to thc
place the Canadian National would
occupy in the life of Canada onli
particularly in the llevclopmeut ot'
the Maritime Provinces. it is suc-
ceeding and will continue to ;-iu<:-
ceed under the able leadership ol'
Sir Henry Thornton". This after-
noon the officers and employees of
the Canadian National Railway.-l lo-
cated in Moncton met Mr. Weldon
on his arrival froill Montreal and
"ter exsenlilng their congrzltlllll-
tions to lin presented him with li
diamond ring as ll tangible mark of
I
¢
._ -_.-¢.;.
..~,;.
to spend the winter months. _
Gordon Ramsay. Mt. Pleasant, and|
presented Miss Maisie Ramsay ¢\,,|»lg"__ uolllmi
iinner was given by the citizen-i
if Moncton undel- the ausDlUi0S 0[
he Board of Trade and, .\ionc-_toll
‘leing the regional lloarlqllariei's oi
he Canadian National. the i=i\i\\0l"
fig was largely one of rziilwily lnetl.
ln addition to those forlncrll' _“S-
ociated wgh Mr. Weldon during
rail who came from other points
o pay their respects to the guest
f the evening, among thcsc liclns
Vir. H. H. Mellon-soil. -General Pus-
‘enger Trafiic Mailager of lilo Clin-
dian National. who was I'orincrlY
resident of Moncton.
The 5 eeolres of the liveiiinl-Z
W”
BASES SORE
THROAT
Talmelitde “Vv¢li§¢”
“"4-gl ° a
lffil. l...l.lf.‘.`l`.°°r"...Z
lon and odorlen .
Soothu and heals. Will
9°* “P” YW'
&UlBngpg£_hii=o. co.
Da Wednesday, Nov. 24th, Min
Maisie Hanley, daugtliter of Mr.
Vagllnc
and Hrs Gordon tommy,  _,K1-H
(‘ ad V.--1, All M ; , '
égucgt; 3’ Margo él;]lli:nt2.Glrl§(E;_  A T Weldon algo and referred to many lnclilenlaillodge, director of the Canadian Nzi.
uI_._1’ Bernadette Paquen' 2’ Id_ Ho V. »dB M  fpmer dHYs on thie lntericolorig tional Railways, who was among
Brown; 8, Alice Doucet. (irado ll 0l`\0l°€ Onciion a way' MW M' megra' pa? ~ 
_L wmnu-red Doucet; 2| Onw y _of the C. N. li. Mayor Ambrose
'V011 in 110110? Of hi* l`I°“m°“ 'U ranks to his prcscni. position '\ir /
And vlclnlt, me °m°° "1 Vic" P‘°°“‘"‘]°"t f(‘Iiapmnn tailed attention to the if
--- =h8l`89 0( U`Bf‘flC Hilti UXPYOSS M thi turn in the tido. us he termed it. '
'anadlan National railways Th°§¢.l tile affairs of the canadian Na- § I
'lie residence in -Moncton were -ser-I
[ip . . y .
I Mr. Appleton drew attention toI
D
vere largely relniiifacciit of lhc ear.
'er days of Mr. \Volllon‘s career
il active -business llie, which began
.Photographs For
Christmas Gifts
The daintleat compliment YOU
een pay a near and dear friend ig to
lend a picture of yourself at
tional and Mr. -Appleton followed
with facts and figures regarding,
the progress of the rlysteln. Jiel
pointed out that by the enll of this
month the gross revenue fur -the
clllilildllr your will bo S'266,900,0lltl
and not profits 'will rea-ch approxi-
luiliuly $40,000_000 bringing the tot-I
al net for the pilst four ycllrs to
li roxinlalei $l00,000_000
the progress of tho Canadian I\n~
tional in the Maritinle l’ro\'incos.
making lengthy' reference to the
Christmas-tide.
iythlng else.
~lAVE YOUR SITTING NOW
There'| always a "someone" who
:nu YOUR portrait more than
their esteem. The presentation \vn.'i
made by Mr. Appleton.
i...
of
Rowley; 3, zuda Doucet and E-d G d, n) Wheeler respondetl tovtliis toast. __ _ QM “_ _ ‘I ,M _“_ M
wird Blanchard equal. - orarie l (spwial t° The "ar la |tl<;IlIil  ts/2-.C;;;1iI;§;n“ndyO'§)?§?":J£§>  . '°=3tQ<»UQ`?3ii<~`{‘>`°i2;‘qi>“"~*€'5
M1' H°u"° Blanchard; 2' JW' MONCTON. DW- '1-“0""" “"°iox Mayor A. C. Chapinan and res-
poi ll M i Bu ~ : - 
....J°3.?;‘.._  "‘° ”“““" ‘ _y;\,;',;<;5;§_;__r_;;gpgg"<;;°;,_gl\,,»;_n;__...wi l. I.. _..._ ..._ U, M...
. oil, General Manager of thc Atlan-
wick hotel tiers 11151 \'\'@“i“l= 1° lie llogion, who also began ni.. car
Tyne  v ‘HY Ulblltb '-0 mm Ui' ‘L ‘,"““"rIecl~ in Moncton and msc from the \  »
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Made of fruit and spice
And Everything nice!
A- m- That’-s the way a small girl
describes our
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grfr'
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They’re so very appetising, so delightfully
fragrant, so deliciously flavored, that -the
memory of their goodness will last fora long
time. __ __
PUT UP iN HOLLY Pars.: _
I AND Box 5
Call, write or phone
our store
or ask your grocer to get it _ _
THE -BAY-ER S_'_l_'_l.l,_[)I_Q
' los ami olmvdiicbi _
‘ . . _ 3
Stewartis Bakery _
-- ._,.
   Cakes -
Makes a Nice Gift' »  __
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Kent Street (liarlottetown