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VITA-GLAND TABLET! ARE IkQUARANTEED TO MAKE HENB LAY WITHIN 8 DAYS

Busine College The Road to SUCCESS

WINTER TERM JANUARY 4- 1926

SON, Prin.

Gland tablets. crushed into heiis' drinking water turn winter loafers Into busy liiyeru within three days.

lent-s has discovered how to

J. FOG Hens have glands Just Ill human GOOD Pom-HON?

beings have, and they also require i“ f? ~ Br- -' " vltalnines. Because they directly '

stimulate the organs involved In

egg production, the new Vita-

control egg production by using

£$ Allllllll

l. -8HOP from Holmslfs

essential vltamims and glsnd es- tract that works dirhctly on the QVAIIIAN or B( producing Bland of the hens. Government experiment stations report that hens properly fed vitamines. etc.. lsy 300 eggs as against the d0 of the average hen.

TRY THIS LIBERAL OFFER

EGGS EGGS EGGS and flnc ._ IIQIIIIIYICIIICKB,’ prosperous flocks l Page 3 u "uhblm without fuss of bother. or drugs. ‘ or expensive feeds. ciiu he hiid. I

1 —CHRISTMAS

Donald Ltd.. Phoie 202-1 liams the florist, ‘Phone 64 side.

Just drop these VITA-GLAND tab- lets Into drinking water. So simple to iiuuhle your profits. Summer production at winter ivrlcos.

tho postman only SI routs postugr. roller-toil on ill-livery, \\ hon your neighbor soon tho n-on- ill-rful lnrrousr of eggs in yiiur I|P>I§ pas-ll him one box. and thus your hi»! hiis cost you nothing, “U1 guiirontw you satisfuctlnn or mon- v5’ tun-k without qllv-uiloll. So writ:- fuIlilF IUIII get rlnzt-nn of extrn ecgs this slmplc. Posy way. Write,

VITA-OLA ND LABORATORIES, mill Bolian Building,

—TWENTY LADIES‘ S

lug at $3.25 at Sinclairs.

—DlCTlONARlE8 can b; the Western Guardian Oitlc

l subscription,

squares, 2 yards

—-CENTRAL ssoeous a _lSinclair‘s. TIST PASTOFIATE, Sunday, 153:’ 6778-12-

_ , —XMAS GIFTZ-No gift lnoni. kmas Service. Atteruoo - l»; m- Central Bedequo. lllllilt‘.

PLANTS 811d- [flowers-leave your order a; Mc-l

l —FDR LATE WESTERN NEWS

e151 11 3i.l

fERS. regular $4.50 and $5.00, clear-

6778-12-19-21

jar Street, Summerslde for only flf Toronto‘ 0,,“ ,ty cents with a new or renewal

by 3-65.00 for .8250, 21g by 3-66.00 for $3.00 at

n atlhe more appropriate than a Sumnrl

Catalog.

or \\'ill~l Summer-

each subscription a

_i_ -RINK TICKETS.

_R0gm Hoop FLOUR 1| "u. Summers/Ida rink ticket at

snteed to please you better. 6346-11-80-11110

Q 6252 12 17 3E. ’ .0 - l‘l r . ,_ . ' _ i. s sacs s it Cas .1 ——— . aIllellllllllpffltllltliPffllangfIllllv lTruiS-(su Ladies‘ ‘Hutu Boxes east —LAD|ES' HEAVY BATH " zit-lingo‘: ‘dlflll genuine \'I'l‘.\- ‘Sinclair?! . ' robes from $4.50 up at Sinclnirfis" 1 ‘._>' i x .' ttnets that you will he I ' - 6778-12193] ulnuzr-d at results, that they 0H0)‘ 6‘78'l2'19'2l I 1 ~~ I < ‘ ——— “j ‘ "inhiifi; hnflflfinzl-rllll. ihlmiiri..i'illi'-', ill; j _.Ho|_MAN's, SUMMERSIDE, —$EE THE l-AlitlEs‘ VELVET‘ 1111111». Thi-y will Ilitlll 1w}. hlg i .- b o en n, ms 1mm “and ydiais selling at $1.95 at Sinclair's Inna-s. ouch IPIZIIIIII" $1. . .1 gr-ni-r- I36 991M], "lgxmfls ‘ 'l 6175.12.19.21 "'1" lllllll'l.\'- When thi-v ‘l a _ ' un ' 1 . I

WEA-T- 2.20 p. m.

—A FEW SATIN

h“ a, Ell Sinclair's.

e, Wat- —AULD LANG SYN

u wife's Calendars have been receiv-

v-m- 4-1:: _ ed at the Guardian's —'—-_ —SPECIAL PRICES fill indies‘ “*- M°N°ll1 Bulldlng- Summer- —SANTA CLAUs A1- iqoh, rioih coats. also balance of iur “d9 The” “lend”! MAN’S.-Santa Claus lviil 5,; allcoats at Sinclair's. w m0" subacrlblng ilolulan‘_.__ summmfld; earn dfli 6773.12.19.33 heir subscription to from 2 to 2.30 p. m and from 330. _-_- l to i p m, He has a gm m a“ ms __6 ONLY JUTE CARPET -ncw LONDON HALL- act.

conduct service in

19,21 at 7 p. m.

com, Jrmxvsttzrvs R

~ l _ Emnlflg at 7.30. [Fgoptflearly this year. Get your ticket Hal] m‘ Monday nigh: iit 7.30.

_, - Merton-n Hall. .\lembers or tiielnow. 6753 12 17 3i. l

; , 5 BPillt-flllg 01mm some”, w“, an,“ - - REVERSIBLE CHENlLLEl

i, ‘the ‘Local Choir" in renderl-Ilé a __C|_EARING pRmEs on 8nd,, rugs, 36x63 for $2.95. 28x55 for l,‘ l Sp Pa‘ Xmas 5011s Service. All arelot floor and table oilclotb at Sin~ 51-95- 24x47 5°? $139- DOOY‘ Si" l ‘ ; i ' lllllicri. 'lc]a,r-B_ {591- at Siuclnlrk. ; . l ,4... 6118.12.19.21 . 6118-12-19-21 ' l ’ i l m" ‘ ,, '- _ - r —-GUARDIANS ON SALE B! the \ ' " ll .

f0 m:

Prince Edward Island

TWO MAIN CONSIDERATIONS must 6719.339 Y°l-"' 3f‘ tenticn to insure your continued financial success in ""8 industry.-

m The selecting and keenlnc l» W" "="°"°“ l" breeding purposes, only the VERY FINEST Sll-VER FOXES, thus IHCTQaBIYIQ "w QUAl-‘TY "d VALUE °l ‘h’ furs you produce.

2nd THE DIRECT MARKETING of your silver fox pelts from the rancher to the manufacturers and reiillfil‘! throughout the world, thus cutting out the middlernarYl prom; and giving the rancher MORE MIONEY fo_r the furs he produces.

Your business is to solve the Prllblem 9‘ “lectwn and breeding.

My business is to MARKET YOUR FUFIS DIRECT from your ranches to the big retail manufacturers and the Iur stores in the leading centres of the world, at l 0°81 of ONE SMALL COMMISSION ONLY.

All the important changes made to Improve lflllflfl methods in the last four years. among the auction com-

panies of America and Europe. are the result of my efforts to give the fox ranchers

BETTER SELLING SERVICE

and this past season I have completed an International or- ganization dlrectcd solely by NYE" "WW9" Wllllil‘ l 5'" offering, every business day in the weck, silver fox pelts to buyers m London, Paris. Milan, Vienna, Lelpzlq, Berlin and other European cities.

Canadian trade is being looked after from my Montreal office where we are recognized as HEADQUARTERS, for silver fox pelts and are in touch with every big fur house in Canada.

Every silver fox pelt consigned to me Is SOLD ON ITS OWN MERITS and Is not bundled with the pelts of "h" shippers; and I am supplying the market gradually, as pelts are required, instead of forcing the sale of thousands of skins at one time at slaughter prlfli.

If you have not already received m)‘ "l-"kllmfl 5"‘ cular giving full details, write sI. once for it to my Sum- mcrside office.

Mr. Charles Stavert. who has been associated with me (gr some years, will give shippers every assistance, as usual, in tagging and forwarding their fox pelts and every possible courtesy and help will be extended to all who wish to avail themselves cl this service.

Addressed shipping bags will be sent all ranchers, upon requsst- and no eflort will be splred to give you the BEST RETURNS DBTAINABLE In the leading fur markets of the world.

| know the problems of fox ranching and pelt market- ing: I sm ONE of YOU and I WANT YOUR BUSINESS, knowing that I can GIVE YOU BETTER SERVICE and LARGER RETURNS than you can get through any other , ' organization In existence.

retail

s

i L . Yours for International Selling Service,

E. H. RAYN ER

Office Addresses:

333 Seventh Avenue. 418 3t. Plul 3L. WHI- Nsw York, N. Y. Montreal, P. Q. Water 8t. 2 doors West Canadian Bank Commerce Summerslds. P. E. I.

Silver Fox Ranchers of

D ery day. _

—C°ME AND lfriends to concert and

Tree at Zion (‘hurch §illlll'llil_\' evening Dec.

sore throat.

vvcll \‘\'0cks. Alhcrtoii is ~11 his llilllll. lie will hc days.

—CHURCH SERVICE

1w received. The l Z33.

l

phone l’i~i'<'y Tnnlnn,

‘Eon, Alin.. conveying

.\lr.» Jnmes Tunton who

l. Morrison igri-urs.

for the

~‘llll' null II. I). ul‘ Vnnlrni 1nd oiu- ilnuizhior .\lr. l :-i~on Hilnrmimi. 'l‘lio l‘! ‘.\'lll~‘l'lllll homo for burial n- Friilny o1 next week.

‘in Sunimerside were ‘happy on Christmas as ithe Alias Santa Claus C

millions ilnst year all Charlottetown hut

iwopls- will act as

i-blldven who will not. h

lsliznifiod their

us Alina Santa Claus. ilivrc are n few’ days le uirrsnns who vvish lo all lhr- chdrlron mny tlilvise

lug. Summcrsirlc.

PERSONALS

was in Summerslrlo ycst

—FOR CHRISTMAS GIFTS magazine or newspaper subscrip- tion at publishers prices or lower, Chilstmas cards ‘furnished our lines of Christmas goods be-l

6800 19 2i. lore buying. MacDonald 1.111.. sum! inerslde. Phone 202-1, '

mans, Giuliani's Drug Store, or from; the manager of the Rink.

—CLlFTON.- Presbyterian scr- vice at Clittcn on Sunday 20th at

opened up, for Christmas selling.)

A. W. Robertson of Ke-nsington will

Hall on Sunday evening. Dec. 20th

K. Ross will deliver a Christ- erside Rink ticket. Skating etartslmas “1955939 l" TYfl\'€ll9'r‘s Ilest‘

Guardian's western office in the McNeiIl Building, Sunimerside ev» l

BRING your

6797 19 2i. -INDISPOSED. — Illls many friends; will regret l0 learn llliil‘

llr. .l..l€u1uzin, l-Jiliioi- of the .lourn- il is confined to his home with n

-BLOOD Po|so~._.\ii-'. Toni nu zritnck 0i blood poisoning

the hand as well as ever in a ieiv

ember 20th. Rev. l). K. Ross will’ preach a‘. North liedeque ill ill ‘llmiver llcrloquh iii 3. Christina-s 1IIII‘S.'§I'IF{PS.

-GUARDIAN OFFICE. - The - Guardian's Western Office is now ~ 'ncated in the McNeil] Building lwater St.. Summerside, where sub ~~ tcriptlons. news or advertising will,

,‘ —RECEIVES SAD NEWS-Mr. ‘Sum riverside i.‘I!lV€‘Il a wirv-toilay from Edmon-l ivws oi’ the death oi’ his mother ‘ ‘lvlni; with her daughter Mrs. ll.

She loaves lo mourn thrcc mus Pi-rvy and .larvis of Summi-

. -ALIA$ SANTA CLAUi-Jmstl ;(‘liristman 1924. about so ohiltlreliln

it is expected‘

from Santa Claus is about twice Org rind an lnrgn as inst year and so far 0n- lolon w ll_V vcry for: from Summorsiric have?» intention oi‘ ilCIlllIZl

.\lr. licmut-l Orr. Frrnch RlVPP-l

FROST BITES l

[tub with Minard'l. the pain and prevents tlons.

I l B 1

Wllll i iso call and seel

l l 6801 19 2i.‘ .,

l —Get your ll I-iol- 1

HATS, just

6778-12-19-2l ‘ E and House- Western Of- will be given

or renewing the Guardian,»

New London

EST.—- Rev.

Christmnsl \\/ Albany on‘ - 19,

Cras-l recovering;

zhblc to use‘

S for Dec-j ‘

' ‘ .k . ,___________P_AGE VEIGHT THE QHKREiQITETOIIVN connotes T . ..... » Ijztj ‘it; J - Summerside ‘

" 211111111, JAIQIVQIIZE, _¢ ,

number is

TC-

tlse szi ll

has been‘,

llilfll. tow

l

ivi-r II.

l. .l. .\Ior-. _-__. ‘

‘lllflllls M‘? —~.\iv. (ieorgr: Dalton, Burton, Lot W Thursday-ll ivaiu an inward passenger

j Wcdut inlay morning.

mall? vflrylyestenriay. s. result of. iub institu-

hntl alturn trip home on nontil‘ calme from

Snntn lin (YLcnry. poor‘ visit‘

ave a ~~ Illr.

Iiowevcri ft and any,\vn.~i in town

the Gnnrd- having ‘.lll‘l‘i’lll}' u

where u-lntcr quarters. 1 .

. d . Pr By tiny. returning from lvvbr-re he visited his

iuccliient.

it eases | complicu- l

First for Christmas G

| ~ Mr. Andrew Baglole, Pl drove into town on Wciinosdny.

.‘.ll'. Sandy .\Ii'.\'olll. nu Tiu-siluy. opt. nny offtartini: n fox ranch ncnr his homo. few 10x05 In

|;]|]'_q \\'(>__qfp]~n 0mm; yrhyul]; Build Ilfilfivk, bc is lllliilly building a ranch‘ _\\'lIlCll will be completed in fl few

tho foxtls

.."TRY MASON'S DRUG STORE

You Must see the | Babes in the Woods

Impressive week-end

Bargain in" Hewest

Winter Coats

Offered in

Four Groups

of Sensational Value

$10. $15. $25. $29.

It is safe to say that YOU KNOW when this store offers a bar. gain—t'hat it’s a REAL ONE, with high class merchandise be- hind it every time. We want to tell you as plainly, and as em-

phatically as we can,that in our 0pini0nl7hls is the biggest oppor-

tunity goingkflogtllileliztwrgléijxvrlIllg0 I135 gggggu m n

glglllleeggly offered for this occasion in FOUR SENSATIONAL

VALUE Groups.

Group I Coats worth up to $16.00

$10.

A wide assortment of heavy 1n Juniors, Misses and W0men’s sizes. Blan- ket Velour cloth, lined, some with fur collars, as well as a line

cloth Winter coats,

of miannish c‘heck back tweeds. This group includes

worth up t0 $16.00 each

and goes 0n sale at . ..

Group 3 Coats worth up to $38.00

25.

A tempting group of very smart ‘handsomely made coats, in higlh grade velour, showing the popular colorings, includes some of the ‘seasons most at- tractive models.

This group includes coats worth up to $38.00 each

and goes on sale at . ..

Lot

-—-ll.

——.\ir. David McKay, Albany was, ninnlz the visitors to Summersidel

-—l.Vlr. John G. Arsonauli. fisher-l iod by the Guardian. The gifts the ,1];|]1_ wit, (Inrmel,

children received were really wou- 5m zlcrful and these ‘little ones wool merry Christmas. The

llilillp the re

Thursday.

Ho‘! Tu-‘Tlorhtiooi-iietoviin qn Monday for County- (‘ourL-fA. ‘

will

Mr. (loss. Telephone Il1tinirger~ at Alberton, was In town on T

Fredericton brother who

Iliad n. leg broken recently in an mil.‘

Eastern Guardian

---°8HOP from Holmstfs Dslalos.

lfls. 6374-12-1-tts

i ..°IBAAC IVES will sell by Aur- tiou on Dec. 23rd. at 1 p. m. st woods in Bolivus sore lots of stand-

I

» "i llhjing firewood. if day unfavourable

l S

on ‘in Montague and will be

l i J

l

Mi". .l. i), Taylor. Charlottetown. lhiit this year many Summersltlclis visiting his son Di".

Alina lilnus. This year the list of

and Airs, Samtu-i (‘ilfldllll-l their ‘daughter. North Car- cro irmmig the vsliorg i0 muiiersliic yesterday.

l lll"-'ll“°n‘l-lPelterh-i is visiting in Georgelownu Ho l:

' t l

Elle

receive news items, advertising,

scriptions.‘ ‘

the

ltowll, was a visitor llllzfldurini; ths ireeln-A.

tovvn was n visitor to the Ink the weeks-

zilc iioxt fine day. 668-1 12 l5 6i.‘

———- l ..'EASTERN AGENT.—Mr. .1 .' . Murdock is now Guardian agenu pleased to

ob Printing new and renewal subl

..~i=oun FEMALE Foxssmirl““°“

sale. Canadian National. Three notlms‘ Th8 “Omani” “wines” “*9 ‘“' ireglsieretl. Armly m Martin Mckih-“l” ‘Imel- “WS “l” °°°me 8PM"! non, ‘Montague.

6781-12-19-41 “’°'°

F PERSONALS “l”

Htsenntor .l. J. Hughes

.”.\irs. for.) McLaughlin hi s1»,

guest of her

daughter Dr.)

lvlrlntooh.~--A. l .*ZVIr. l‘. J. Soloman of George-

lhe City Reta

v

‘The lilhny friends of Miss

. ———-——- to 3| .."Mr. Wm. Fitzgerald of berth. Georgetown left on Monday for to 35

Boston-A.

-—<-0§--_- I KI'I'|I tho small attachments of iuy

I-Ic ‘hu Is

i-vi-rythlng nt hand.

_ -j¢—<0->---_- lllnardl‘; [Aliment for Ion lack.

10' to

freer i-trlr- cit-liner In n pnpor rnrrvall lull m: In tho broom closet.

taken out with the cleaner I have

_ Fresh

storage extras johhln] 45 firsts 40.

"up-nus?- Lpw- ..

MONTREAL. Que. Dec. i8.—~'l‘lie exlporl trndo in Canadian grain on "(the Montreal lflsflln very quiet, there being al-

lot On-tar o and Quebec No. 2 ‘white l :quotcd at 53 cents. No, 3 white at

cents per bushel ex-track. 1-1 kethut prices were steady. lmiiliceil trade o! firm » Souris is spending i; few any, in “l ;(;,.,,r,_-@g,,wn__._,i, lstearly. Tlii- butter and cheese mar- ‘ ' kets Werv without any new fefltufi‘ to note. Eggs were quiet slid iii-m. OTTAWA. Dec. Mrs. lproduction several Canadian egg markets are showing nn

trailing on turkeys in the East mar-

fresh eggs are inclined to be omi- Ior. ‘Prices are unchamteil. n How-lb“, Georgemwn. w," ‘is brisk with the wholesale trad- ll6B-,ragret no learn of his serious iIl- 4n“

iri turkeys ranging from 42 to, IIIESILf-Aa

8, geese 23. __ Montreal Ontario fresh cxtrssl “amt J, w_ Mclmmh o, George, selling at 85. flrsts fil-pulletexirnsl (my m". 52 here. Storage market is (IBIITCS-l sod and local buyers are ‘paying lml

bounds.

somewhat. Wm‘ m" Winnipeg unchiinwhii. unchanged. Edmonton ‘denim-r In; country molnts extras 50 t» '1.

(Canad’an Press) und

market today was changed.

no demand from foreign buy- weil maintained with car lots

cents and No. 4 white nt 50

(Continued liittle

The was inactive but A fair business W115 transact,-

ontls ant the tendency WIIS

()u motion

Lrlllll T .\\'. llllEssio-Wiin showing n11 Increase easier tendency liilnf ilotli mover still continues Irrlslt. Toronto ‘n

Poultry

'llOI.8I'

coats

“l0

‘séciihiiti’ 35.—lPt1l-Illl:y" 111G115‘ “hr-rim receipts light ilnnlers quoting slilp- 11ers 25 in 2-l for No. I (lrcsseil tur-

kcyi-s. Vancouver ire-sh flXlrfllh (‘nay

IN TROUBLE

We nntnrally turn w some out If we rmtll"! F‘ Attorney, he niuat be tlis llflli of is physician, In serious Illness the uuestlon of pries- does no!

unsettled. country shippers extras 47. Jobbing cxirns 53, firsts 50. hoc- ' onds and pullsis 40. lilve "INNIIIFY 1 ilemm-ii good. llalltiu‘ N. S. un-

Rotery '

from

District Governor, John A. Young. ()n motion it wus decided the (‘lub contribute $100 towards the (flirlstinni-i Dispensary Fund. or V-ice Pope. sccondvil by Rotarisn S. A.i__.,_ .\lil(.'l4I‘O(l. n rcsoliltlon was passed expressing deep regret nt the death, "l Mi". L, E. Prowse, father 0i’ Rob, l1. i-xtenillng sincere sympathy to the: . bereaved ismiiy. it was further r0, solvcil, that a copy ot this resolu- iloii be sent to the family. and soconder spoke, feeling Ind fitting terms of the, llilL‘ Mr. Browse. so long a familiar Ilizurc In our midst. l A telegram to the Secretzry re .1 propcasl ‘from n theatrical pro-| brnad to stage a minstrol

Group 2 Coats worth up to $21.00

$15. 1

A delightful range of ‘hand- some winter coats in all the new colorings ,with and without fur

collars, lined intcrlined.

This group _ worth up to $24.00 each and goes on sale at ,. ..

Group ‘l. Coats worth up to $18.00

$29.

The very fetching bright col- ors are shown in a group of high grade garments, fur trimmed collar and cuffs, some with fur at base of skirt, lined and inter- lined.

This group includes vorfih up to $48.00 each 4nd goes on sale at . ..

throughout and

{oats

“Z9

MOORE t5 M°LEOD mum)

giht her winter coat. below, wortih up to

includes coats

.<-'.~'T3.~".3- -1‘.- . Yuan "at w- 1-

. 11W"; r" "111

-3?‘ Jim.

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