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Let us make your Pastries, Cakes and Plum Puddings for your Christmas parties.

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At the Holiness Meeting Mrs. Adj, stevens took as ner tex. st. John, chapter I5, verse ll: “These things have I spoken imto you that my joy might remain in you, and that your joy mlghg be full." also versa 5. “I am the vine. ye are the bran¢ihes."

How happy every child of grace.

who knows his sins forgiven.

Christians are the happiest peo-

ple on earth and their happiness does not depend on outward cir- cumstances but comes from a sense of union with God.

At the evening service Adj. Stev-

ens spoke on the text st. John. chapter I2, verse 32, “And I, if I be lifted up from the earth, will draw all men unto me," 0 eyes that are weary, and hearts

that are sore,

Look only to Jesus, now sorrow no

more_

Two came to the Mercy Seat and

iound salvation. `

TRINITY UNITED ClIUBCll`

`

Although the weather' and the

unfavorable walking interfered with the attendance still fair congrega- tions assembled at the different ser- vices of the day. The special fea- ture was the observance of "White Gift Sunday" by the Sunday School. The service took place in the Chii.rch auditorium. Mr. B. W. L0- Page, M.L.A., was chairman and as- sociated with him on the platform were Rev. C. N. Brown, Mr. B. G. Green and Prof. L, W. Shaw. Mr. LePage is chairman of the Central R/:llet Committee and gave a par- tial report of the work of the Com- mittee during the past year, show- ing an expenditure of 81.000 in cuh with a balance on hand of about 8200. The reliel' money received from the city and paid os' under the directimi of Mr. Danze! "‘TTiiams is sepsrato and apart from the above.” The church is indeed for- tunate in having the services of Mr. LePage and Mr. Williams for this important work. The choir was fil- led by members of the C_ G. I. T. all in regulation dress. The pro- gramme included a solo by Miss Doris Tait and a violin solo by Miss Thelma Toed. . both of which were delightfully rendered. Hundreds of white wrapped gifts were deposited by the children and the collection added $34.00 in cash: "Inasmuch as ye did it unto one of the least of these, my brethren, ye did it unto Mef'

Rev. Mr. Brown delivered the

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.sermon in the morning from the text Phil: 2-5 “Let this mind be in you as was also in Christ Jesus." It was a meditation of Jesus teaching concerning man. In the evening Rev. Dr. Ramsay preached from the text “One is your master even Christ and all ye are brethren,” Matt: 23-8. If we accept the first part we must. also accept the see- ond. The text contains the fimda- mental truths of the Christian faith. lt is contrary to the teachings of the Humanist.; and the Communists and similar teachers who deny the ex- istence of a Divine Master. The

text lmplliea that we cannot serve two mas rs, further that our out- look and aim must be universal in scope. We need a demonstration of love by the Christian people and nations of the' earth. The service was broadcast by C. H. C. K.

The service of praise in addition

to the hymns and anthems inciumd a solo by Mr_ George lohnaon. “Rock of Ages."

BER. LIFE DOGGED BY TRAG- EDY, NOTED FRENCH ACT-

BESS IS NOW NEAR

v DEATH

, PARIS, Dec, 10.-Alice Cocea, a | noted French actrem whose life has ibeen dogged by tragedy, lay gravely ill today with blood poisoning, the result of pricking her finger on a lobster claw.

Mile, cocea played in the first un-

derground theatre during the war and was starred in shows that act records for long runs in -Paris.

Recently she tried a comeback in

the face of unpopularity resulting from the suicide in August, 1932, of Lleut. Victor Point, a French naval officer. after he and the actress had quarreiled.

Mile. Cocea is the wife of unt

Btanislas De La Ftouche cald. I They were married in 193 after an i attempt by the Count's father to ` prevent the union. At the time of Lieut. Points death, the Count was quoted as saying Mile. Cocea intend- ed to marry the officer after ob- taining a divorce.

Natural indignation

It was just a friendly game of

| cards in the race train. rluddenly tone of the players put down his I hand.

“’Ere. 'old ’ard_" he said. “This

game ain't straight."

“Watcher mean? asked his ob-

ponent aggressively.

"What do I mean?' asked the oth-

` er. "I mean you‘re eheri‘tin.' You : ain‘t playing the ’and wot I dealt yer."

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llinlnnl Charge lor any advertisment twenty-five roles

Central Guardian locals do por wud; Wantern and lantern locals, ee

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In: for laie at th cents at ibe fin- ' _ .

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Wheat: Dec 00%B\ lily 6-i‘,i~%;

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MONTREAL, Dec 10-Butter cheese

and potatoes advanced on the Meni- real dairy and produce market dnriuir

last v\'eek'l t.raiiing_ while egg! drop pod heavily. The butter mar ot, dea- plte increased reeelpia, gained a cent a poiind_ reaching IA eent at th closi- of the week to lfold a net gain of ’_"» rent on the week's ¢»allugl_ No 1' pasteurled rrgmded ended the week, at Z1/5 to 22% centa a pound for ear-t Iota or len. Receipts for the week to- talled B383 boxes, eornpared with thai previous week’a of 2,141 boxes.

Graded ahipmenta in eariota or less

dropped three rents n doaen on top irrsdra. the wi»»k`s cloning levels bei ing 36 in 3'! vi-nts a dozen for A t large 32 to 33 ~~~ts for Amedium anil

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’ 30 tri Zi eonia r ~pn a. ee -

a e ended the week nr 10 cents a pound

(f-‘llldlll l'"ll) for Ontario cheese, the only line s

quoted

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Bugnman ._ . ,,. ... . _ Barry H _ _ .. . . .~

OAS!! PBICES

Wheat: No 1 hard 62§Q; No 1 nor

and trnck 00%; No 2 non 57%: No 3 nor 55%: No 4 nor 511%: Nu 5 51%; Nu G 4051; Feed 47%; No I durum

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Aultrnlia pound 4 0.'/lTi. Austria arhilling .1802

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Usochnlileiriikia crown _(1401.

Denmark krone _?£8t\

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Bachelor, Punch, etc.

PIPES

Dunhills, Meerschaum, Hands, Monaco, Ashley, Admiral, etc.

In all shapes and prices |

We have some nice

Case Pipes

Fornlerly s ellin g at $4.50-Now - - $2.19

Our Cigarette line is one of the best.

T u r r e t, Winchester, Buckingham, Gold Flake, Sweet Caporal,

- 'etc.

We sell a complete line

of Chocolates.

and many other wonder- ful Gifts.

.limmy’s Tobacco

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New Zrnlnnri pnund 4 0837

Norway krone _‘A-‘$72.

l"0illid llnii .502

Roumanin ieu 0101

South Afrif-n Pound 50005

Spain peaetn 120'! Sweden krone 2127

Swiizr-rinnd frnne 301'! United Staten dollar 1%( per cent

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FANNING SCHOOL

Standing of Fanning 'School in

November: Grade

Marjori

X.-1, Enid Ramsay; 2.

e Bryenton.

Grade IX.-1, Alice MacGougan:

2, Lorne Owen; 3, Kenneth Mac-

Kay.

Grade VIII.-1, Dugald MacNuit;

2, Mary Stewart; 3, Roy Abbott.

Grade VII.-1, Eleanor Ramsay:

2. Kentford Abbott; 3, Waldo Cousins.

Grade VI.-l, Marion Abbott; 2.

Jean Stewart; 3, Bruce MacGougan.

Perfect; attendance-Enid Ram-

say, Alice MacGougan, lgenneth MacKay, Lorne Owen, Dugald MacNutt, Mary Stewart, Roy Ab- bott, Eleanor Ramsay, Kcntford Abbott. Marion Abbott, Jean Stewart.

James R. Murphy. teacher.

Primary Department: Grade V.-l, Lawrence Ramsay; 2, Ge aid i_.oci<nart_

pion.

Grade III.-1, Montgomery Owen;

2, Ralph Owen: 3. Evelyn Burt.

Grads Ilfil. Shirley Woodside'

2, Garnett Tumer; 3. Erma Bryen- wh. Grade I tai--l, Lois Wall; 2,

Edward MacGougan.

Grade I ib»_-1, Eng wail; 3,

Betty MacKinnon; 3, Jack Cham- pion_

Grade I ici.-1, Carl Woodside; 1 Eleanor Stewart: 3, Aitneia Bryrnton.

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Grade IV.-l_ George Champion;

2. Laura Cousins; 3, Harry Cham-

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NOTICI T0 ADVl'.l’l'!B

Advertisers are

in their copy so

Guardian Office by ll day previous to insertion, otherwise insertion will be delayed a day.

` HOME FROM SANATOBIUM _ Her friends are also to neu that , Misa Minnie Lumsden of Murray Harbor has retumcd to her home after a short stay at the Provincial Sanatorium, Charlottetown.

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SAINT JOHN BEAVEBS vs. Ab-

bies tonight M 8.30. 3449

FUNERAL SATURDAY - '1‘he

funeral of the late Anthony Flynn took place Saturday morning from his late residence to St. Dunstan's Basilica and was largely attended. The pallbearers were Messrs. S. A. Macleod, T. W. L_ Prowse, A. J. Houle, W. D. Gillis, Owen McQuaid . and George Maclfod. The service at, church was celebrated by Fath- er Dougan and a|_ th( grave by

Father Dlltpn.

JUNIOR RED CROSS -- The

Junior Red Cross Branch of the Sunshine Makers held their second meeting in South Milton School on December lst with thirty-two mem- bers present. The President, Ruth Gallant, occupied the chair and the meetlhg can-ie to order by; singing “Ohl Canada." The secret- ary then read the minutes of the last meeting and called the roll which was answered by the name of your favourite book and author. The reports of various committees were read and approved. It was decided that the next roll called be answered by a Health Rule. Af- ter the business of the meeting a drawing took place on two boxes of candy, which werg donated by Hilda Coles, the lucky numbers be- ing held by Roddie Cummings and Helen Coles, and a sum of $135 was realized. The following pro- Bflllme was then carried out: Rte-» citation by Jack Gallant; chorus, 1 "A Peanut Sense" recitation by i Mary Gallant: 'a contest which was i won by Hilda Coles and Roddle Cummings in the senior grades and Marv Gallant and Jean Coles in U10 Junior grades: recitation by Roy 5911811!! chorus, “A Health Song." The president then adjourned the meeting. _

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ATTENTION I-‘UR l-‘AltMEll&-

Mr. Aaron of thqLevin¢ Fur Com- pany is now buying silver fox furs at B. R.. I-lolman's uptown office, Massey Harris building, Charlotte- town. 3440

FLAGS HALF MASTED-Flags

throughout the city and Province were at half mast on Saturday out of respect for th¢ late Lieutenant

Governor Dalton. Flags will prop-| '_"“ eriy remain at half mast until after ::Caah UNM* the funeral at Tignish on Tuesday. ,mir nnivernllly

SCHOOLS CLOSED-The city

schools will close at 10.30 this morning for the funeral or His Honour Lieut.-Governor Dalton.

at the regular hour of 1.30.

WOMEN'S DAY PROGRAMME-

ried out by the members of the La- dies' Missionary Society of the Church of Christ. New Glasgow, on Sunday evening, December 3. The full church was an inspiration show- ing that still there are many inter-

charge of Mrs. Wm. G. Quigley

Hoi Hoi Hoi Lord God Al

llnnrd’a Llnimenl removes atalna.

Hymn, "Ali Hail the Power of Jesus

A very successful service_ was car- i

ested in the work of spreading the "Glad Tidings." The service was in Fu* Num W 7'.- President of the society, assisted sy* E. W. TA

al.l the members, The following pro- J S_ TA gramme was carried out: Hymn, ' orro

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They will reopen in th, aftemoon mn-“,. U-hu. ... £3.

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Perfect attendance-Ralph Owm, ,

Montgomery Owen, Erma. Abbot; Edward MacGougan_

Teacher-Olive Gillespie.

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GREEN AREAS

LONDON, Dec. 10. __ ic.P_> -rm

furtherance of its slum clearance policy the London County Council has adopted the report. of the Hom- ing Committee and decided to clear ‘nd l'0'd¢V910P the two areas in Bethnal Green known as the Nags Head-fields areas, about tour acres in extent. at an estimated cost of 8650.000. The areas czmni-ise about 173 houses

It is Dl'0l>0~SCd w Provide 230 dwel-

lings to accommodate l.l50 persons and six shops. and nil the new buildings are to be ere-red within l0 years.

CUBIOUS ZOO BABY

IMAGE OF ITS MAMA

NEW YORK. Dec. 10-What with

repeal just around the corner and Colonel Lindbergh flying oceans again. New Yorks yrmuilnce was caiighi cfmplctciy ininufzre today by an extremely unusual occurrence at the Bronx residence of Volga the

20" } M5 , in I

Vampire.

Volga is the proud mother of a

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