*""rrm“'unanr.
I warm-iAM WATCH company. Momnloxb ,
 V  _ __ lr- _ _  o'rr1lrowVlr___o,osnn1s1|, .. ..»_.~., _ _ 1.zV..~__,i_,_i4_¢il
“We lnever have coffee at
our house, because I can’t
iniike good coffee". `
I-Iave you ever started right
‘-with Chase 8: Sanborn’s
“SEAL BRAND” COF F EE?
ID H. 1 Ind 3 P°und tins. Whole-ground-pulverized-also
fine ground for Percolltors. Never sold in bulk. gs;
CHASE dt SANBORN, MONTREAL.
if L I im
A; `
9 ""-.
HAT boy of yours, just growing into riianhoocl l No other
gift would be more appreciated or of more help in making
him feel the responsibility of ri-mn's estate than a good
watch. The Waltham Riverside is a possession hc will cherish
“*°¢ °“l¥ lor its worthiness as a rift, hut its worthiness as sl watch. It
embodies the accuracy that won for Waltham Watches the Grand Prize
at the Panama-Pacific Exposition. Waltham Riverside Watches can behad
in gold-Elled casesval $39 arid up : others as low as any one should pay to
secure a good watch. See them at your ,|ewell¢r's. Write for the booklet
"Concerning a Tilnepiece."
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Don’t Bother with
“Special Pastry Flour”
You can get the same flaky lightness in your Pic Crusts, Tarts
and Cookies, with
BEAVER F LOUR
as you can with any pastry flour.
Beaver l"lour is milled ofthe famous Ontario fall wheat, siren thcnetl
8
with western spring wheat,
And more than that-Beaver Flour makes aloaf of bread that is s
joy to eat-with line, even texture and a delicious,
QV "homey" nutlike flavor, unknown to those who still
J' ' use the tough, tasteless, western spring wheat llours.
ef'
\
Make the change today-order a barrel of Beaver
\ \ \ . ¢,
\>"“ ` 'ms r. li. rsrtoil co. ullrrso, `
Flour at your grocer’s and have really delicious Bread
/ CIIATHAU. Oat. ' __ ,I
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and Pastry,
DEAL!! R5-write us for prices on Feed,
Coarse Grains and Cerealm "
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\ X SOME people have never
' tried Red Rose Tea be-
eausethey  is just ordi-
' narytea put into packages.
 _ waouci V
ltsdltsssfsa is s"slalhf” Hoody! more than s
dean lsish-grads Indian sndfiesloa toss. _ It is a
DISTINCTIVE css-distinctive in flavor-.in rwhueu.
ia strength, in economy. '
_ To prove it,
` ifllt.
Sold only .
in 
dushproof
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isi Psi-ior’s, Bunnies-side.
o:;Al\s0.isGuardianagentlaBnmmsr
s s.
number will please send in their advt.
Y
time This is a souvenir number and
will give an opportunity to advertise
at a time when advertising counts for
much more than usual.
\VESTERN PERSONALS
5 -Corp Burns oi the 105th hnnal- det m "oh to Wm. . the war'
E ' ish erm a
E ion was a passenger west on Saturday Adcommg to one estimate' ML
§ to O'L°ary'_H; Lloyd-George can rely on the sup
|= port of virtually all the Unionist
-The friends of Mr. Joseph Gillis,
” Summerside will regret to hear that hopes to obtain me hacking of _the
he has been confined to his home bi’
illness for the last few days.-H.
-Miss Lena Duffy of the nursing
staff of the Prince County Hospital
-SILVERWARE.-A big shipment 'l‘. HOLMAN, LIMITED, Bummerside.
of new COMMUNITY SILVERWARE 3884-12-1M2iE1i
-received at HOLMAN'S, Summerside.
' ;'_3_849-lt-Lllllilli. -PAINFUL AC6lDEN_‘I’.- Mr.
--NOTICE.-The W. A. of New ful accident.. Saturday night by fall-
London Parish will hold a sale of ing down stairs in his shop. He was
aprons, fancy work and home cook- Pl0k91i “P \lD`°0l1BCi0\lS hilt on cloni-
lng in the Parish Hall, Kensington, on lnntion it was found that no b0n€‘3
Tuesday afternoon Dec. 12th conlmenc- were broken. C. -
3 5 .
ing at tour o’clock. 3 6
-CHATTERBOX-1916 Edition;
EN'l'|-A ratir 412 ipages of crisp. clean immensely
-PAINFUL ACCID - ' Q
er pninful accident happened to Mr. interesting short stories for boys and ,` s_
H. F. Lee, tlnsmith on Saturday, he- girls-board cover. Price $1.00. (P089   I S     Q
was carrying n. large bundle of stove B89 Billra. 150.) Order from R. T. HOL- , V
pipe down is flight of stairs and MAN, LIMITED, Summorside. » ‘
stumbling, fell several feet to the 3349-12-12M2lEli.
bottom. A doctor was called who
dressed the wounds after which he -POULTRY WANTED.- We are l
was removed to his home where he paying the highest cash prices for I u 
will be confined for a few days.-H. Choice, well iatted POULTRY, and
‘-- will be bu to and including
yins up -‘
-srscl/tl. summsnsl-oi-: sup- December- zoib. Bring your hunt _ .lust received for Slpec-
;_i;Eré~eNL.-Adupocigl sugplomontkpi igouk to HoLMAl;l’s, and secure the lal'ChrlstmaséfGlfet$, Sap;
e uar an evote to ummers e ghost market pr ces. 'eg ` '
who wish to advertise ln‘ the 3335-12-l1M2iE1i.  an  newést
- decided definitely -that David Lloyd
-TIGNISH 8CHO0L-- Sl-BHGIDE George will undertake the formation
oi’ pupils in Tignish High School for of 3 ministry, olmcm ch-cies to.
the month of November: Grade VII. day were interegted chiefly in the
~Franois Nollison. Grade VL- 1. personnel ot the new cabinet andthe
F1`Bl\ClH RlChBl“di 2. L90 Afwnaulti prospects of the new Premier for get-
3. Alva CH-riot. Grndo V-- 1. HHCRBIZ ting together o. combination that will
Hnrlwer; 2. Raymond Gaudet: have the support of a maiorlty in
3. ROY JOIIDSV-Oli; 4. Lorne the House of Commons. Few, if any
Murphy. Grade 1V.- (senior) of the' Liberal members or Mr. As-
---1. James Richard: 2. Adrien Rich- quith's cabinet, are likely io uccept
ard: 3. Horace Leonard. Grade IV~- ofnco under Mr. Lloyd-door-go and
(i\ml0\')- 1. ‘Raymond Carter; 2- some of the Unionist members like
Ralph 'HHCKBY-i-I 3. Joseph CH\'l‘01”1~ J. Austin Chamberlain and Lord
Grade Ill- 1. Albert Bernard; 2. Robert Cecil, are llkcly to stand,
Ell1llBGB\1d9t; 3. EVBFGU Hf1l`P9\”~ aside. However, it is assufmed that
Grade ll.-1. Francis Neilisan; 2. nr. the conference at Buckingham Pal-
Poior Perry. Grildo I-- 1. Benlaffi ace they assured -the new Premier of
Horror; 2. Henry Buote; 3. Charles their benevolent neutrality, thus
Arsenault. -Y. making his task much simpler. ,
was an outward passenger Saturday _
evemng_ She spent Sundayrat her which wiill bring them into line.
home in Emerald.-H. -
-Miss May Murphy, Summerside  1
crossed by the Northumberland Fri-
day morning en rr/ute to the province
of Ontario where she will spend the
winter.-H. V .
-Gunner MacKenzie has returned    
to duty at Hwllfax, after spending a | __ _ -
few days' furlough with his parents, , '
0 Q
Mr. and Mrs. M. B. MacKenzie. His (canadmn press Despatch) .
many friends were pleased to see Gr. TORONTO' Dec_ 10___A two day ' ' '
lV|i1CK9l\Zl9 b9f0I`€ 30mg °V9l`59“9- session of the Presbyterian Church 3347.12-12Mi_tsS3l. "
Association central committee wus » 1
others Principal Fraser of Montreal. L $ -~ . -. ' "1 f ' f t  __ §  I
|-|-OYWGEURGE OFFERS An executive committee was named ' I  °`  '  
LABUR PARTY Two SEATS Wllh James Turnbull. Toronto. chair- shells have burrowed and drilled and IN MELIORIAM
“‘_"" mliln. James Roger. Mon!-fool, vice- smashed deep into the chalk, lighten-
(Ca"*°"°" P"°“ D°‘P“°h') <fllBll'n\ii-li. with sub-committees: -On. ing the appearance of the country to
LONDON. Dec. 7~-The Central finance, C. S. McDonald, chairman; gr-cy.
News Soyo Mr- Lloyd-Ge°fS¢ has °f~ on publicity, nov. Dr. Enlrin, chairman Much anyones work.
a variety of colors, . mgtgriglg, and
styles. -Ranging in price from $10.60
to $19.00, selling at HALF PRICE. R.
Harry Lea met with li. somewhat pain-
(Canadian Press Despatch.)
..LONDON, Dec. 7--It having been
Provincial Labor newspapers like
the Manchester Guardian and the
Liverpool Post make a plea to the
Liberals to Kive the S0V9"lm€¥\'t 9-
fair chance, as it is vgenerailly assum-
ed that it is 'ther-embodiment of Brit-
members and of '10 Liberals and
Labor members. who will come to a
final' decision at a meeting today;
lt is also represented that Mr. Lloyd-
George believes he will be able to of-
fer concessions to the Nationallsts,
held this week, attended by, among
fefe'-\ U10 I-B501' DBTW ‘W0 Be”-151” the and legal measures, John John Mac- Capt. Macdonald says there is is
cabinet, one representative in the Kay_ Cha|,.mm,_ great deal of bayonet work now-being
Wm' °°““Cll 9-Hd “"9" "“d‘~“"9e°"°' lt was decided tr- incorporate, with done by the troops. He was not for-
taryships, and that the offer is under H capitalization of $100300 8 cqmpany \tmmte enough to get at close pep
°°"“ld¢"“fi°“- to issue a national weekly to stand r-ronnl grips with the Germans, his
for the preservation of the Presbyte-
UBERALS W"-L SUPPORT H'M' terlan church. Many subscriptions the charge, but before he was struck
een received in the
have already b - . , ju ~
,(°°"““°" P"°" °°'P“'°"°) meantime. at rosular intervals. the ugh the German barrage zone or fire
__ "Messenger" will be issued._ he pissed a shell crater whore three
_ MlifOS£,%Née2f;é  aifniflgusiiegsggii lt was decided to engage as lezal newly killed Germans lay.
l not of twelve mambers “ve of men, advisers, in the unalterable decision to Liaut. C. V. Macdonald of the 49th
Unionms- me Llbemis ,md ,wo preserve the church. Blake. Lash. An- Edmonton battalion, a native of Car-
Labor rép,.eBom_at|ves_ From mn glin and Cassels, of Toronto. und dlgnn, P. E. 1., has returned to the
number B Hman Wm. cmmc" is to be Messrs. Lafluer. MacDougall and Mac- city on a furlough, having been in-
a,,p0|m€.d_ Farlane, Montreal. valliigd throlagh shratpnel wetland; re-
. --_---- cev near ourcee e, on e om-
,,,f;'I,';,',,,L,l§"§‘f, f,,°,‘,°,lf,°,fd,;‘1,,i,'f;‘,§',§'t,f,.,,,,‘,;,i cap-r. c. v. Maonon/sto, A NA- mc, on sept. 1s. Liout, or rather
represenmuon inasmuch as nearly TIVE OF CARDIGAN, P. E. I., Captl Macdonald left Calgaryin com-
' TELL8 OF FIGHTING ON mand of a company of the 56th bat-
ll th Lib l in M . Asquith‘s cabi- _
get use de§i'|':,45,‘ to 1;,"-e under him SOM ONT. / taliou, and went to France early in
M: _rn
ii , ni rl in .1 i ti
°W°v°",| B °° iimfi, ,,“e1f;“°i,e,,d'.`,'i- CALGARY Duc 5- cupt. c. v. 49th. nc una cupt. Russell wore the
of Liber war comm » - - .
me chap-m,mgh|p 0| gh- Fygdgrigk Macdonald, who returned to Calgary first two officers to volunteer to go
Came, and amended by thmy mem. in charge ofa hatch of wounded men, though it, meant they each had to
~ |,,m,_ to support the new premier ad. went to the front three months provl- sacrifice a star. Captain Macdonald
`tively. ous with s. draft for the 39th Ednlon- ll one of the most popular oflicersl
rlia nt arty ton battalion, which is Lfeut.-Col. who ever took ll company out of Gal-'
t _ ._ _ V
The Western   _ »..  , » _ °    .   
 »@.-_~_~;~_i1wm-_~_~.-_-.“~=-_-.-ff3:.-_-,-_~_-,-_-_-_~_-;_-_-_-_-,-a¢~¢,~;._._._._._._.V.V._.V_. ~ _ ~ ~
...|1"|»Avs`tolmin¢sisr»oriaes -1'woc¢_u-rs"  -|,m..- ,_ g  f I  'O "
-- uoniursaveriulnifm. “Tulum _ ~, __    - ‘ ' '  _
-ms uolluma salty aureus can am accompany- V mul.
can be obtained s¢"IAi!etty's 'molar mum charts twenty-ive;eli¢i.’   " - ` ' , _ -e
~ .- . ~ 'f  `   2- ` ° LADIES’ X` 2
-w. lt. uuaouaamolossroxm -womaws wluren cons, in*  `  'Tea How Easlly they ¢an _NECKwE:{RAS
Aprons
- , Made of Swiss Muslin,
Lace and figured Voiles,
daintill' trimmed with
- ribbon of Mauve, Pink
and Blue. Price 551: to
‘$1.25. _
be Realized at this
Big- Departmental
Store
Make it an ~appoint"of -
selecting one of byour
cholcestgiits in our eck-
Wear _Dept we-have a
splendid showing in 'col- . _
iars of Broadclnlh, Geo' '-
ettes, Wash Satin angd 
Crepe de Chene. Price
.....50c, 75c up to l.98
shades. Price 49c to
to Mr. McGougan not later than this
evening ai 8 p. m. The special num- I- Yn_  3.25.
ber will combine s. number of pictures  ___
H Price $1.50,:-1.25. V
LADIES’
CAMISOLES
pink or white finished
with line Satin Ribbon.
Made of the best quality
Wash Satin and Silk ln
Boudoir Caps l
Ladies' Fancy Boudoir O
Caps of White or Pink
wash Satin or fancy fig- ,
ured Voiles. Price 50c `
to l.25.
 6.o_., 6.95.
of Summerside homes, and prize es- _
su s which will appear for the first  _ '-
LADIES’ FURS
Ladies' Fur Sets in Black.and Red Fox, Lynx Mink, Mink Marmot, also a splendid
line of Seperate Sioles and Muffs.
Seperate Muffs from $5 up to $i5.
Black Fox Sets $60, $65.
‘ Red Fox Sets $38.00.
Make our little girl -hippy, by buying one of our Thibet Sets for Xmas. Price ,
Ladies’ Fa llcy
Blouses
Ladies’ Fancy Blouses -of Crepe de
Chene, Georgette Crepe S~lk and oiles
in Colors of Rose,” Maize, Pink, Canary
and White. Price 3.5u up to 6.25.
Handsome One Piece
See our one piece dresses in Silk,
Panama, Serge an Velvet in all the lat-
est styles,ir_i colors of Brown, Blue,Copen.
Black. Price 5.’7_5, 8.25 up to 15.00.
Dresses
s
-v _
Ladies’ Skirts
Ladies’ Undersltirts in
Sateen Moire _Chiffon
Taffeta and Plaid Silks,
in colors Black, Copen,
Brown, Navy and Green.
Price 89c_ to $5.50
BLACK SLI CKER
COATS ‘
Ladies’ Black English
Raincoats with Dark Lin- _
ing and-dull finish, the
kind that won’t rub off.
Price 6.00, 6.75.
Ladies’ Gloves
Our line of Gloves is
complete. _in Chamoisette
Wash Kid_Wooi also a
line of Chlldren’s Lined
Kid Gloves. _ Price 75c
up to $2.25.
MARY SIMMONS.
TEN MMIUNS JFFEREIJ
wound coming at the beginning of
down st as they were going thro
There died at 129 Upper Water
street, Halifax, Wednesday, Mary
aged 56 y'ears, widow of John Sim-
mons ,leaving six daughters and three
sons to mourn the loss of a kind
and loving mother. The daughters
are, Florence, at home; Mrs. O.
Charhoneau, of Middleton; Mrs. P.
Ferglle, of P. E. l..; Mrs. E. Larsen
and Mrs. L. Donohue, of this city,
The sons are Frank, in the employ
of Farquhar Bros; William. stove-
dore, and Frederick, tailor.
MRS. HELEN D. BEATON.
FUR THE E. B. EUDY PllNl
CTTAWA. Dc-c. 6-Persistent efforts'
have been made du-ring tho' Inst few
dv-YH by s group of cuuuainn ilnsn-
clers to purchase the E. B. Eddy
Company. Ltd. it is understood that
ten million dollars has been
offered for the plant. but the com.
palny refuses to sell. _ , `
lt is true that we have been ap-
proached on several occasions by is
group of Canadian financiers,” stated
MF- G00l“ge Mulden. the president of
the company. "but we have turned
down all offers."
Mr. Mullen would not -say who the
financiers were but he admitted that
between nine and ten millions of dol-
lars had been offered for the pur-
chase of the plant. ,
July as lieutenant in a draft for the
Th L b
8 a or pil me ahysin D the Grlesbaclfs unit He went as a lleut~ Sify-
pnssed a re-soiu on expr s g ~
hope that "in this supreme crisis an enant :md saw services at Ypres and
-_ _ 
endeavor will be made by the new on the Somma. _ _H
ti is very
“Ani Aligel
,f .ln Dloguleo ”
_ngpgj Lllflllfllf
(fav mrs rR§l9I'_lPTl.°N)-
lnilmil and' Elilillli llil
ilssli ¢ Powerful
aootlgng Penetrating
_ cprains, strains,  throat,
- muscular 'rlis\imstii§,,etl:
government to settle the irish ques- I-Ie states that the ilgh ng
tion and bring about the widest heavy on the Somme and lhll when
measure of co-operation of all forces battalions go into the trenches they
,and energies of the nation and the- go with but four officers to ri. com#
umpire," pany, in order to conserve the walt-
lgg-p  he was wounded his unit lost 19 of
_i A  ‘_ Speskingioi things in gsn_dl_sral_hC;s__rp\i\
u ' ` p _ ' _
"*.’.1.‘."*““..."§."»‘l‘»&‘-l"“" '°.:;‘:.°:.-:°:::;"-::.‘ll°.:1>:.°.‘:r:£i-
» -fr-¢»-53-1-» -=--»-» §.'.:r:.:°:¢.::‘.'::.°::.“l:.::*:;:° ....
age of officers. lu the action where
tlcars. five of whom were killed. Hill
the full complement of officers of the
battalion taken part in the attack the
loss of ofllcers would have been con~
siderably heavier. , ' \
_ Peasants Till Boll.
Macdonald sives s good csc il on
of the country along the Somme and
its appearance after undergoing the
The French peasants are tillinl the
ground within two miles of the arid*
inal front linc trenches of the Allies.
out the section which has been taken
by the French and British- troops il
broken \.lp‘by` the craters until ltpfo-
_ssent German line is _wdorsd _six
ten llet deep asft h turned
Killing the Calves
-All sorts of excuses are
offered for the high price of
beef, the most plausible be-
.ms the aliszgd .demand for
veal-“the killing of ¢a1v¢g
whych shpuld be allowed to
Vgi9wlnto,regu1arbeef.” You
cannot have beef if you eat
-gil? -‘.‘V¢§_L”-_ but you can have
1 ‘lr»ild.s¢ Wh#-1 bin-if
which contains more ‘ reg]
revs!!! of active modern Wll‘fQ”-‘ than  and
`$9$B` mitch less. Shredded
wheat biscuit is thg`__ hole
3/:;:;;;t;1méco§}::kl; ggi;-¢d-
1 _  .° - our
_‘_fiX,t9at" for ten   see
j_l1QW_much better youfeel.
Wholesome and stt'ehgth¢n.
his for any meal with rruli;
or cream or in combination
with t
- f= .nr
_ _~ _ _ when a giant s ado. ii|;V__trsts be-
_i‘/i Z IN . D) _ _gstgxx .mini  ag;
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_ ~.. __,.:'\ - .,_,., ..~,~  I _, rl A ,_ ,,_.._,, _,L_
_'gin ,'  
. 2 su 1 “ - ~
I` 1 i I 'Q' ‘E ‘{_"A€7f -,U s ` e  ._
i' >‘.-‘.r.¢'l¢.’..i.-;-.f tx :-'....... i, -_
in  . , . f.`l`_ 
In Exeter. N. H. on Sunday morn-
gng, Nov,d27, 19166 Helen U. Bea-
on crosse the bor er line whi h def
vides Heaven and earth. Smlidcrllv
strigrazéwlthapnhtamckigg ipgipliety
on ay. g surv g y a'
few short hours;-'Born in Andover,
gélasf Jan. ill. Iseli. uaugnisi-
ar as P. and Jeannette S. (Run-
gay) Holt. For the past 16 years
sie hl;s mage har hiomg in lgxetsr N.
.. w are or us an con ucted 5
tailoring establishment. She was an
Eitivohmsmbu of the First Cong.
urc . av ng trans erred hor mem-
bership from the Free Church in
Andover, Mass. Her life centered in
xr hkiimeévlhltslh was vary attractive
_oug ac ve _n 4: _rc_ w_rk and
will be sadly Ulilllll ' by list' .many
friends and niiglibors' and ‘mourned
by her iindlian__ _she leaves no child-
ren. '
‘Miss Coils fyltilsatdr voices in her
pogpi Compania on this hopeful the
M _ _ _ _ _
Oh happy earth! 0 home so well bs-
lovedl .
-What rswwnse have ve, from shoe
reino s 'l ` _ _
011.0 hp lvrllavs that overlaps the
9-,' _
The  `gf finding every vanished
We iogghnd loss for daily. and for
s- - -
Gladly we turn from tiles and all thy
bliss
Even _qt thy loveliest, when the days
are long 
_And little birds break out in rlpilng
'l0II. ` _ g
SUFFRAGETTE8 WILL
wA'rcH |.Lovo-osonoai
LONDON, Dec. 11.- Miss Emgiing
Ponkhurst. militant suffragstte
saw some of Lloyd George 'chief
she does_ not de-
of the cabinet
cause of woman
may
to do
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