PLACE YOUR ORDERS NOW

i0 cords with envelopes $1.00 Z5 cords with envelopes $2.25 Edgetinting-Red or Green

2c per curd

Enrnan Drug & Photo

Photo Service

SUMMERSIDE -Expert Photo Finishing-

WESTERN

GUARDIAN

—GALVANIZED teed pails and galvanized will tubs in stock It Bruce's.

—FOR SALD--Percheron more 4 years: general purpose mare 2i’: years, suitable for winter driver. broken single and double. Also cheap work mare. Walter S. Weeks, Kensington.

—NORTII TRYON Presbyterian Church. Services‘ Sunday. Dec. 8th at 7:30 RM. Miss Mary A. MacKenzie, Deaconess.

—THERMOS BOTTLES and Lunch Kits in stock. The Summer- side Hardware Co.

—NI'IW LONDON Presbyterian Pastoral Charge. Services Sun- day, Dec. 8th: Cliiton at 1i a.ln.:

-rnr;sn' CEMENT to arrive

about Saturday, December m; at

Bruce's.

—IAZ.\AR and sale oi home cooking. Presbyterian Hall Satur- day aiternoon, Dec. 7th.

_.BUY Galvanized Pails. Tubs and Garbage Cans at Bruce's.

—MALPEQUE and Kensirlgtn Presbyterian Churches. Scrvic Sunday. Dec. 8th: Kensingtoll - ll A.M. and 7:30 P.M.. and M pequa at 2:30 RM. Rev. .1. McGowan, Minister.

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South Granville at 2:30 p.m.. and Long River at 7:30 p.m. Rev. Donald A. Campbell, Minister.

Co., Kensington

‘Coal Hods. Large and small. Summerside Hardware Co.

—IJOST: day, black leather wallet, con- taining sum oi’ money and identi- fication papers. Finder please call 330-1, Summer-side. Reward.

‘ms arrl Axe Handles in stock. The Summerside Hardware Co.

Allison McLean, club laresident. was in the chair for the regular nlceliilg oi the Summerside Y’s Men's club on ‘Thursday evening in the Presbyterian Hall. His Wor- ship, Mayor J1‘ Arnett was a eucst. Regular business matters oi the club were taken up and follow- ing the meeting o. film on sales- mcmshlp was shown on the club Dl‘O_l90lDI'.-—s- -

-FOUR GENERATIONS IN

_ ALE BllTTLES PiIRGiIIlSEEF

We call tor ale bottles, any quantity, plntapund quarts; high- est prices paid. “'0 will illsn pfl (or Jlwex bottles. Bring thom in

THE MALE LINE -- Four genera- lions in the male line all living is most unusual but that situation now exists in the Llnkletter fam- ily oi’ Linldetter. P.E.I. with the birth oi a baiby boy in Warren. Mass. The great grandfather is Mr. George Jeffrey still living on the family farm at Linkletter. His sun,

and guarantee un ample supply Gflfigc and his STfl-Ildwn. R881"-

vi’ Jaw-x. Phone Cecil's Grocery, 112, for

_ pick-up. l

LIFETIME .

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A CHEST OF

, j BEAUTIFUL SiLiiEiiWAilE

i847 Rogers Bros. or Community Pluto

GIVEN AT CHRISTMAS WILL BE TREASURED FOR A

Although silver prices advanced 10% on November 15th our present stock will bl sold ot tho old price.

CALL AND SEE OUR STOCK

GiililliiETT’

JEWELLEIIS SUMMERSIDE

old, make their home in Warren, Mass. _Lately a. som. Donald. was born into the home or Reginald

Jeflrcy making the tourth getter»,

ti 0n .—S.

nu ‘Q? ' 'oL"

S QUALITY

FROM

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-BURWO0D gifts at Taylor Drug

-WE HAVE‘ in stock Galvanized The

Sunlnerside on Pri-

-ronlt narrows. Shovel nano-

—Y'S MEN’S MEETING -— Ml‘. .

l Our good friend, H. E. Klllam

no one would race against hill and his owner used hlm in elm‘.- bitions against time and so great was his name and so much draw- ing power had he that audiences oi upwards o! £0,000 were on h'and to witness an eflort to break a track record or a world's rec- crd by Dan. We neglected to mention that the number oi

tracks forming the Grand Circuit ‘

chain had been increased from

year to year and also depleted,

ocasionally by withdrawals. In 1946 there were 13 well raced meetings but i947 is expected in eclipse in the number oi horses raced, the money hung up as well as in spectator audiences, all former re- cords. - il- Q II’ 1b

All horsemen will be doliglllodl to learn that tile New Brunswick- _

Maine circuit. which was a war casualty. will be resumed in 1947 with WOOGSLOCK, St. Stephen,

Houghton and possibly Frederic-l

ton as members. The short ships between these points make racing easy for owners and there is also the iact that agoocl attendance of interested horsemen can bo expected at all these meetings with excellent entries oi’ race horses. Years ago the New Bruns- wick-Maine circuit furnished some oi the. best racing in the U.S.A. or Canada and particularly fast miles were chalked up when they met at Fredericton. Some of i-ilr- grand old men oi the sport have passed on but new cilthus- iasts will be rcady to give guid- ance. support and encouragement to the revamped circuit. Oi that we are sure. l- 4- 0 4r

of Montague and latterly oi Charlottetown, is visiting in the United States and has sent us a beautiful post card on which is written the following: "Was at a fox hunt at one oi the Mulilovers’ estates at Asllbury Grove. 69 horses left the post on a lu-miie race with hurdles included. It. was very picturesque. The fiat race at three-quarters oi a mile was over a rough field and was ‘won by a 65-year-old lady rldci‘. Eleanor Soars. She had a good mount and despite her middle age, had it all over the other riders. So don't let the ladies tell you they are getting old. I have

time made and the‘

taken in the races at Suflolk Downs, willich is managed by A1- lan Wilson, who was a visitor at Old Home Week. I have also been to sea the dog racing, but you can take it from me the best racing anywhere is at 01d i-Iomel Week in the Garden of the Gulf." Thanks, H. 13., and we are glad you are enjoying yourseli in the land o! Uncle Sam. 0 lb Q III An item which appeared in the Canadian S p o l- t s m a n recently states that any type oi horse re- gardless o! sex may now be 1m- ported from the United Qtatoo o! America for the nominal ice 0i $12.60. rt this ta correct. and we presume it must be so, it will mean quite an influx or seed rec- lng prospects to Canada and vice versa. The duty has been one oi m, min cogs in discouraging weuldbe owners of med 1"“ making purchases from our nellh- bor to the south. O 0' 1b O Tthe many friends oi I-iflwfvniie

l-renneasey. Well known coal mer-

q-lnnc o! this city. were saddened to hear oi his death which oc- curred last Sunday nish! l" "i? city Hospital. Mr. HennesSQN w“ a splendid mam “"9 Wm’ m“ a"

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Skating JACKETS

'1t1e talk oi the town! Why haven't: you heard about the really "Hep" Skating Jackets in the “Youth Centre." They are o! smooth Gab- ardine, fully and warmly lined and have an elastic back tor Kinug tit- ting-—th0 colors are blue, yellow and rcd--tlle sizes l2 and l4 and the price

6.75

Girl’s All Wool SWEATERS

For the "Junior Miss", these are TOPS for school wear and they can't seem to have enough oi themi All wool Pullovers — in navy, and light blue. sizes l0. l2 and l4.

_...._ .... Fur ---

Gilt Giving ~

Soft, Cosy Crib BLANKETS

For the “Wea Babs" — made oi the warmest, softest wool imag- inable. -Wlt.h or without satin binding - some have intriguing applique animals on them.

For Gilt Giving

3.25 w 4.50

inter-vim lvfltbing that m»: n» our ma. n. an m no

.._PT°WN GUARPLQN ' i '

Ch ristmias Eve Dreams from

i ll0liiliiil9Si Youth Centre

I What Christmas joys await the children hero - ouddiey robes, pyjamas. sweaters and all the things that kiddies data on. - - - so come in NOW while tbs olwioo is ltlll good and select your youngsters’ gllto.

CHILL CHASER PYJAMAS

0i ilainneletta to chase the chills away, in 1 and 2 piece styles o! flood - FOR GIFT

GIVING GAY sorrow PYJAMAS

Her little girl heart will be gay too, when she iinds these on Christmas They are in sizes a to 12. '

GIVING i .98

FOR GIF‘!

morning.

A Bunting Bag

“To wrup the Baby Bunting inl" Oi loit blue Chinchilla, that no draft can pens- "Qulltog" with zipper clos-

trate, or a satin: ing - in pink, white or blue.

FOR. GIFT GIVING .......... ..

4.25 t» 6.95

A “Must" ‘for their Christmas

NEW BATHROBES

For cozy comfort on Christmas and aiter - your girls will want these attractive Bathr robol. To choose irom, are serviceable ilan- nel and corduroy - colorful chenille and tiow- ored quilted cotton, the sizes are 1 to i2.

1.49 t» 5.95

FOR. GIFT GIVING . ........... ..

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HOLMAN’S..~Y'OUTH CENTRE

* -- ~ ~.-\ Best Wishes to The Small Fry-r

with these 3'PIECE SETS

Your littlo girl will b0 thrilled to rooaivo one ‘oi these beautiiul coats, with hat and leggings to mama — and you will be thrilled by how sweet she'll look in it! They are o! good quality cloth. “sizes 2 to 6 and in the most be- coming colors oi blue. 8"“. pink. and yellow. Ibr gilt givinl-

14.501» 19.50 COSY PARKAS

Her (tear little face will shine at Christ- mas when you give her a cozy Parka trimmed with white iur. the colors are navy, red and green.

1.59 w 2.25 FUR MITTS’

Put with the Parka a pair oi’ White iur mitts! And your child will be happily and warmly clad. Sizes small and me- dium. For slit civlns—

2.75

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IN ATTRACTIVE CASIS

OTHIR GIFT SUGGISTION!

Cmpactc, $1.00 to $9M . . . Stations , bol- od ond in wooden align. . .' all variation . . . Dorothy 6r .» Hubbard Ayes .=. . Ironing in Iris . . . Allis! oi Incl . . . Cliftll . .

DRUG STORE

$5M up.

. Toilet h of

. . l-iaulot

. Yardley.

for the good oi the city. H; n; very fond oi’ the harness horn sport and some years ago owned the last pacer Hush 2.10. Huah was sired by Longset 2.06% and his dam was the thoroughbred more Silence. owned by Dr, J. 5, Jenkins. 0.5.0.. his breeder. For expected that a horse wit-h such

'_ I Peculiar pedigree would amount

to much but Mr. Hennouq gl-

nll remember an plouur. it [III him when we congratulated him on Hush taking a record o! 1.10 and lhowiru abtlty to paoa tutu. ‘A rolrottablo accident oc- curred ltortly altar that termin- atod tho year's racing career. m: bohait at our hornmnnutrinndo and Nlillfl we oltoad to firs. floaaanoy and ialoliy our w?! 4'1 III!!!”-

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loo to...‘ IUIIIIIIDI a ‘may ni- c ma"; m on conmooirl

WHIIIGHIUAIIII‘

and a qflllty b! ‘boaaabold ol-

tooto. bla and linglo. Ioond on a iarsv L r A Gunilla; o! l Nd work Inna. a boron. ‘i milk cowl. auroral Nl- Furniture: Bedroom nth. ew- Ullroll I DUI‘! hooll- P1910; sovorll extra bodl. bltohon doll. i0 ball Will cattle, l range, aovaral tables, ohalrl- brood sow. I halos pigs, binder. about of drawers. oraam sol?"- bbylsowcr. din drill. ator. churn. n quantity dishes Ind Ar nalnul! sectional baa-Tailors:- bum. $12011!!! artialol not rims. 9" "n"! Dw- w" ‘a’ . Uootblas bor- 1.7.‘, la um. lala on no!‘ cowl. all: Ila. with: Ila. a . a Invtmura A: n rigs“ potato 1:002". burl boo. hi! IOIIIPII llooullqolt. a no la an: wagon. My!!! WWII- by Auction on aybovo this Ill II I VIII dill!- it; dill Bu“. T’ Uvostoolocropaallnahmaatopatnmwoollatbamlamah- '

and all kinds anneal. both don-

mo Youpxnow...

Tint in lilo-n in stock for nu Christmas trolls m oi tile iinostuioetiona p! English and Canadian lmlin’ Honcho! tlm you boys m: mo.

t ml $10.0: v . IEO. T. ‘iiltrylllll

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