This Week

SHEFFIELD REPRODUCTION SILVERWARE

Bakers

Comporis Sandwich Trays Round Waiters, etc‘

Holmans Guarantee Satisfaction!

DINNERWARE

Elite Leinoges, Patterns, including White and Gold Bernardaud Lemogel

s“ Aynsley China Dinnerware Spode China Dinnerware Semi-Porcelain Patterns

LEATHER GOODS

Bill Folds

Bill Fold Sets Cigarette Cases Military Travelling Ca Writing Cases, etc.

This Week Reduced This Week Reduced This Week Reduced

15'7"

15%. Discounts Ranging From 18

1 5'31

Sale Starts Monday, December 4th. Ends Positively Saturday, December at 9 P. M. SAVE llDllEY Dll ‘YDIIBVDIIBISTMAS BUYING, IDW! A

HOLLOW SILVER PLATID WARE '

Discount

Sosie Goods Reduced As Much As

40%

To 40$ Off All

Merchandise In Our China and Silverware Dept.

um sun Engaged For This Big Sale S

Batters

Bea Ben es- Sweets Breed Trays Bakers

Candle Sticks akes

Casseroles and Hot Water Pots

Salt and Pepper Sets Tea Sets, ete.

m week Realm-d This Week Reduced

1575.

11°11'11"? Guarantee Satisfaction!

FANCY CHINA

Ansley Fancy China C!!!» lllaerl. Cakes ete. Chins Bea Bone

Salt and Peppers, a“, Everything h Gift China

BRIDGE SUPPLY

Gills and Playing can];

Iliieweek Reduced

15% 155'

Extra Staff Guaranttes You Prompt Service

suiimiiisini GUARDIAN

andigljrince Bounty llllftlllllllﬁz

¢—-——

-scoo'rs wru. as sans! PALs-The ist and 2nd troop of Boy scouts at Bummerside will be isa-nta Pals this year. distributing

gifts for needy children this Christ-

mas. ‘The boys carried on this work Just year under the direction cf

now muiisi,

-Thls column ls reserved fer news If lentil Interest hut mhertlalng of l Iisnsy Iultnrr may be inserted at ? rents s word Itrlctly payable In ad~ Dance.

~—WILL BE BUYING live geese and turkeys st Kensington, Tucs- day. Dec. 5th. up until 2 pm. In- quire of Oliver Campbell. 3221

—I'IN'ED $20 .' TD COSTS-Judg- ment was delivered by Mr. G. M. Matthews on Friday at the Court House, Summerside. in the case of a Summerside man found guilty of violating the Highway 'I‘raffic Art The accused was fined Q0 costs-S.

—TI-IACIII:‘.R STUDY GROUP- The regular meeting oi the Ken- eington Teacher Study Group was held on November 24th, in Ken- singion High School. with the Pres- ident, Miss Miriam Profitt, in the diair. There were twelve teachers present. After routine business was discussei the District Supervisor, llr. J. A. S. Williams, delivered a very interesting and instructive ilk. taking as his subject, “Read- lng." At the conclusion of his re- marks, a prm committee was ap- , inted, consisting of Miss Stavert and Ml’. Jsmieson. Miss Paynter and Miss Higgins were appointed a committee no prepare papers deal- ing with language, to be discussed s; the next meeting. The meeting then adjourned, The next meeting will be held at Kensington in the early swing of next year.

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sccutmsster I-Isllet and a great

—B i ~ UY wamntod “(s ‘M n number of children received useful

dian ash handles iii Biaces. 3239.

l ‘gilt! and toys. Citizens are asked 0 F P R I N c E S i to co-operate with the boys in d0-

amlnmllalhl" noting money and gifts. The need l 11ml“ must; is greater than ever this year if ev- LQNDON’ Dec g‘__(cvp_) h“, "" l cry little child is to retain its faith Meme mqueﬂ mm the deﬂh‘ o‘

in $01118 chill-S and I'll! DIlS.—8. the “Pruwx In u.“ Tower-i eoxb

ducted four and a half centuries

—SEE THE silicr special Badminton Braces.

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Lanenbargk Fire

Chief Killed Boarding Truck

(Canadian Press)

LUNENBUZRO, N. S, Dee 3— George Dauphinee, Chief of Lun- enburgs volunteer. lire brgade, met almost instant death today wh n he tiied to board s moving truck on the way to s. fire.

A call had come from Robert Knighiiles home in Newton, where tho ch mney was sfire. As Obie! Douphinee run from bis office. a truck driven by Norris Ionhes drove up, heading inwards Ntw- ton.

The Chief leaped for the running board: he hissed his step and fell beneath the car. The roar heels passed over his body. He was dead when a doctor arrived.

One of Lunenburgs best known busness men, Mr. Deuphinee was manager and owner of the blott- maktng firm of A. Dauphinee and Boris. He was kfenly intensted in civic affairs. and had been head of

I er My God to Thee" was sung by

1 Lmishl-ln.

. ferment was at the People's Genie!»

-SI'PPER ENJOYED-A ——-————- successful beiui supper was served --Mrs. Alexander CamPbwl 01 “u; m, incident, w” u“ way 1 m Kennedy-ls Show: Room, Keiniiig- Qhl-FIOI-EIIIOW 1'5 V5519"! 91d "lend! g9 h-yg confirmed m; often doubt,- iion, on Nov. 18th under the sus- 111 sunm°r5‘de"‘5- 9d “gal-ppm “my w"; min-dud by pices of the Aces and Deuces - their uncle, Richard III. Ii, wu Hockey Clllbc, assisted by the young _ mid 313° w have lbsolyed from ladies of the cpniniuniiy. Ii, wasg blame Henry VIII. who downed undoubtedly the best supper overt - .- . Richard at the battle of Boswos-in served for 20 centsva good supper ..-'riii- cull-qr. .1 ressned for on A t 22, “an

plus buns- Afwr supper the wiii- Iii": Lli-lfillllt" 21ft‘: I:§.'.'o'.:;i":.'ll A 3:1- read before the Society ner of the bean guessing contest "" "“" ' "°"‘ ""“" "n" " 0! Antiquariu revealed the in uest, was announced, the WﬂShlIlKiDlV-‘hgnl had been conducted by Profgssor pie. donated by Mrs. A. Budbury, ..'SUBSCIIPXIONS to The wiiuam wﬂghﬂ‘ 13¢“ or m; 1m- going in Mr. Ray Hamilton, whose‘ Charlottetown Guardian may be‘ don 13mph‘; who w“ “mum-d guess of 2,288 was nearest the cor-. handed to their Rept. Archie l-Iumed: by the Dem o; westmlmter m 0pm rrrt total. 2.291. An evening's danc- or left at H. J. Mabon‘: Dru! Bldg? ms bur-ill urns mg examine the ing followed. music being furnished

by Messrs. Bruce Murphy, Bernard

McKinnon, Crcrgc Hillz and Theo.

Bernard. The iicat sum of $25 was,

realized. It is understood this is

the first attempt of the respective‘

clubs in the field of entertainment

and in view of its huge success

their future activities will be noted

with interest.

—-FUNEBAL 0F l-"RLD ll-AKRIS —'I'hc funeral services for Mr. Fred Harris were held on Friday after- noon from his late residence in Sherbrockc and were very largely attended. Rev. Carlyle Wiitter- worth conducted the services at the house and grave. The hymn “Nonr-

ths congregation. A solo "Pace to Pace" was very touchirigly rendered by Mr. George Bowness. At the graveside, two verses of “Abide With ab" were sung. The pallbear- m were: Meurs. Alexander Chap- pell, Douglas Dunning. Walter Frank Callbeck, Robert Milligsn and Prank Townsend. In-

ery, Summcrslde-S.

—'IIUI'UBE 0N IADIUM—Thc

Henderson, of Kings 0011680 and

Auditorium of the Bummerslde High . School was Naked w the 4001'! 011 Friday evening when Prof. G. H.

5 Dﬂhougﬂ delivered a most interest-

Thls is i lectures

mg lecture on “Radium.” ihs first of a semis of which will be givt n this winter. Dr.

Morton, us, of the High School

iuziv coons m: sron:

We have just received a fresh stock of Ladies’ Coats and Dresses, and a number of Men's Costs and Suits. UP T0 THE MINUTE

' STYLES

ROCK BOTTOM PRICES ASSURED

Charge account will be ll PQCIIIIG- datlea.

Avldttethestorewlll psevalreltable.

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staff is responsible for the arrange- ment. The lecture was most inter- esting. The speaker described rad- ium, and its value to science and medicine. Pictures were shown in wnncctlon with the lecture. The speaker referred to the recent dis- weary of radium at Great Bear Lake, which will were 01 ﬂea" value to Canada. Dr. I. ’I‘. Tanton vgfy capably presided. Dr. John l". Mcﬂelll moved s vote cf thanll. which was seconded by Benator

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Montague.

..'l‘0It SALL-Bslance of our

'stock. Will sell at a bargain. Also

8t C0.. 3215.

ﬁxtures. J. W. Murdock Montague.

.."'0N ACCOUNT of ill health this store closes December 30th. We must sell the balance of our stock at

unheard of prices. Cull and we 101'] yourself. J. W. Murdock dz

Montague. 3954-

‘There are npipmithnately 110 firms growing or dealing with tree nursery stock. including fruit U898. in Canada.

A Food of Real Merit

"REMA" Molasses presdvee all the Iccel value of the famous Barbados sugar cane juice-the purest cans juiel In tho weeH.

ltleaariehaslttsstee. lliclell irontcneurlslsebsbloed-ﬂelsln vitsmlnscoeoaeerve the health.

For children, theta ls nothing bel- tengivsthesn ,‘ trelli-

es. ' MA Genuine

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b°119S 01' the W0 Pfiﬂwll‘ boys. the volunzecr fire department for‘

[that conﬂict could havc had no 'hand in their deaths.

iEdwsrd Prince of Wales and the ‘three years.

youthful Richard, Duke of York. ‘i

Boys Ares

er, Hope MacLeod, ,‘Jsckie Wcod, Sara Maclecd

Avis Cruwys. and

Hollis Cruwys.

Professor Wright estimated thc' boys ages at 10 and l2 years, from which he gathered they would not‘ have been alive at the time of the Battle of Bcsworth and that, there-|

fore, Henry VIII. in France untill l

The Professor said that Edward. suffered from a serious dental dis- ease and that s stain of blood‘ across his face bones afforded evi- dence he met a violent death. -

Be said the boys were unusually tall fer their ages, one skeleton measuring 4 feet. 9 inches and the other 4 feet, 61-1 inches.

He pointed out, however. their father Edward IV. was three inches over the six foot mark ln height. One of the boys, he said. had an abnormal tear duct showing he had “cried his eyes out."

IUOOKFIIID 801100]. Honor roll fu- November:- Grade X--l. Keir Week-s.

Grade VIII-i. Arthur Mat? Ieod.

Grade VII-l. Dorothy Moore.

Grade Vl-l. Cecil Galant.

Grade IV-l. Hefen Younker: 2. Hope MacLeodr J. Bobble Weeks; 4. Imﬂ’ Weeks.

Grade III-I. Billie lVlacLeod; I. Ralph Cruwys.

Grade H-l. Gladys Wood.

Grade I Qh-iicisude Younher; 2. dad's Wood.

Grade I Jr-l- Dorothy Moore; 2. Hells Cruwys and .8111 leac- heed

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Prfect attendance. Helen Younk

I Hghest average: Helen Younk-f |

M. Chandler. Teacher.

U-S. Report? I On Chain Stores

(Associated Press) WABIIINGTONJDec If-Th? lug

chain stores to cut prices underj competitors may be an unfair prsc-l tcs is ccntslned in the Trade Oommkioifs reports on its} Investigation of the chain systsm of United States Distribution |

'I‘fl‘.’s is only one of the receni' major findings of the study- Undertakcn by Congressional order as a possble prelude to legislative acton; which disclosed many fac- tors of chain store strength, the Commission so far has made no specific recommendations.

Chains, the report shows, attain thefr price cutting ability because they may absorb losses 0f one store in another wh ch charges higher priccs in a locality where there is no price competition.

“Such vartst ons." the report says, "in the prices charges by dif- ferent stores of s chain may, of course be carried beyond the point of incrly consttutng an advantage to the chain store system and b9- colns unfair method of competition in comnicme."

Another ‘art of the report shows that m the average chain

Retail

Chrlatleu Cousins; s. Carlyle Deig- gcstion that the strznger ability of 1""-

Federal l ster-

storei 2. John Ganicster.

Society Wedding At Si. John

(Spools! to the GIIII-lllll

MONUION. N. 3., Dee. l-Ilu- rcute for the nlwtlsl Baron Osri .- Quebec and Ill Msrllret B07- daughter of Hon. PUHPPQ ROY

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a; !'alkenbar| md Ooi. John Price of Quebec were passengers on the Maritime Express ef the Oenadisn National this momma. undermine at Moncton to the train for Bsint John. where the ceremony will be performed tomorrow afternoon in St. Paul's Church. The bride to be is expected to arrive at 8t. John from Liverpool, ma. 0n the Duch- ess of Athoi with her mother to- morrow afternoon. following which the ceremony will take place with Rev. W. H. Moorland, rcctu" of the church and personal friend of the bridegroom, officiating.

BBADALIANI SCHOOL

November:

Grade x.-1, Joan Thacher.

Grade VIII.-~l, Lillian Cousins: 2. Jimmie Bnowie.

Grade VII-i, Elva M. Banks; 2, Henry MacDonald; 8, Bobble Todd.

Grade VI.—i, Vernon McLure: 2. Elmer Cousins: 8, Annie MacDon- aid-

Grade V Bin-l, Verna Mstbeaon. . Orada V Jr.—l, Elsie Thacher: I,

Grade IV.--'1, Mary Macbecd; 2. Sadie June Banks; S. Mable Game-

Orsde II (s).--l, Reggie Helium; Grade III (b).-l, Norma McLure 1 Grad; II (ch-l, Pauline Thu‘)

er: I, Edwin Abbot.

Grade I (s).-i, Ihelma McLure:

2, Garland Cousins.

Grade II (bx-l, Louis Game- sier; 2, miner Gsmester. Teacher-D. Lester Calms.

IlIVlll-DALI SCHOOL

The following is the standing of the school for the month of No- vcrnbar:

Grade X Srl-l, Annie Nac- Qnsid: 2, Bests llscllnnon.

Grade X din-l, Eleanor Mac- Isdsen: I, Glennie llacliiecd. i

Grade 21-4, Harris Ksehdyen; 2. win. ones: l. Ierton isaexin- non.

Grade VIII-i, Dorothy Hac- Leod: 2. Eddie llacQusid. .

Grads VII-l, Janis IaQIImQ.

Grade V.-l, Ilsa!’ lls&uam.

mic retail sailing prices are lower than those of independents.

Grads IVs-l, [Mil Iltlllli:

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PlllllGE EDWARD ISLAND Fllli AIIBTIOI SALES 0D. LTD.

Announce the postponement of their sale scheduled for December 7th until '

FRIDAY, December 8, 1933

Peits will be received for this sale and in- cluded in the catalogue up to Wednesday night, December 6th.

This postponement was made for the cen- venience of some of the European buyers, at their request

Charlottetown representative, Frank Roper, at 117 Kent Street.

Show day Thursday, December, 7th.

Prince Edward Island Fur Auction Sales Company Ltil.

SUMMERSIDE, P. E. I.

t equal). Perfect attendance-Janie Mec-

wvlih one slorie/

You a» save regularly and Invest seeuely in Illa insurance. lneure with the Madden Llle and dc more than llisi.

I'm"! Your own savings and lieep ciao eupleyed In the Merlilmes . . . two birds with one slenel For all Maritime premiums of the Marlins Llle IN 199% Merlilise invested.

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