EQEMBER 1s, 1924 .

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m» 1

. a wit}. u. 72-8194 Blades

will your skates stand these Tests ?

"5.

Toot Netl Tasl Ne. 1 _

n one can maker this test Every "Starr"biat_ic, before being i’ .

simply taking a piece of put into a skate. issubmitted to

l d chipping i‘ with a itbtﬂdlﬂ tesusee illustration at

n All b] d _“ rightlan unless the blade springs

5,3" Skatc- aﬁiﬂfﬁl ll_5- back (when released) ton per.

“on at it'll). You can chip lﬁﬁrliiy straight list’. it is discarded

t _ —t is insur stat -' "S "

W)’ ti" '""‘ Ekwi] 3f‘ Skatcbladecbciﬂg iiiiirtya "iiiti"

rdil’ mm‘ ‘h’: 5 “w a '~' and ringing true.

,7’ 4. _ After tests of this

Z kind you can read-

H iiy realize how

long a “Starr"

blade will stay

without needing sharpening.

Starr Ladies "Mercury" c. the most beautiful and grace- tc ever produt-ed—lt has raised s and the new put-

n-klc-piatctl on clipper with a superb radish N kie~tcinpcrctl and task

sic-sf: frrr.

Starr Mfg" Co. Limited, Dartmouth, N.S. T rnuto Branch. 122 '

Write jnr Stan Skating 0f Iliukrv boiiklu ronnmimg Horkry mIi-i.

- THE CHARLOTTETOWN

THE, ctlun GUARDIAN

tiit- Presbyterian Church.

PERSONALS.

iiititiy on a vlst to Montreal-

hoznt- for tho Xmas holidays,

tu rday.

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i’. id. l. lltlitlliitll.

iii

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liir-‘s Alina l

i d Saturday.

-—-<+>--i- SUPPLIES OF ESSENTIAL FOODSTUFFS.

‘Star Skates Sold Wholesale and Retail.” iiiililltS HARDWARE ‘£70., LIMITEl)"

The Empire.

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lliill, ill ill!‘ illﬁiillltft‘

.i|ll|l‘lli» CORDED SILK USED VANITY CASE '1')“. ‘riuutu i< vi-ry iuuart this svu- A uovt-lty‘ vanity cast- is of‘ brii ‘i nnl ill .iii il'l|lllllilll.'{H uiolhiuu iiaul .‘ll baht-lite with a long

nu.- aili-t-ltvi- than t'i7l‘lll'.l silk a t i.i-.. ll. ~2il|it' \ii.tlii‘ as the frurk. iip~1t t-h.

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Santa Says

“HOSIERY”

‘ Silken hosiery in any of the delicate new shades is a de-

‘ iightfnl gift to tuck in her Christmas stocking. She'll love it in sheerest chiffon weave, gossamer fine in texture, or in tltiodilooking fancy wool designs.

imahinc her surprise and delight on Christmas morn l0 ﬁnd a box, all holly and mistletoe, containing three pairs, each a different smart shade.

9W $2.00 hose is only $5.50 for three pains; our 52-95 Ruby Fling. 3 pairs for $8.00, '

Tanbark Sombrero

Putty Peach French Nude Or. Pearl ' Silver _ Black

ALLEYntfiiiii

FASHIONABLE FOOTWEAR e‘¢-e~ee*‘ee‘e¢‘*~ v‘ ‘eewle *“=¢“0

TE. R. Brow

146 Richmond Street Charlottetown Fire, Life, Accident, Sickness and Plate Glass Insurance at Lowest rate-

Agent at Summerside, Lloyd Lewis- ﬁfiiootiStrong Stock Companies.

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9“ vvvvvv v- vvvv v 3'3

' ~uliy iiirri

litmi ()\’i'.-i~‘ill\' and liint it

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Io" ol tho Empire.

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Batteries i

Will your light-- ing plant Battery freeze in zero wea- ther?

If you are in doubt see us at once. We spec- ialize in Batteries.

Shipment of Hart Radio “B.” Batter- ies coming. See us before you buy.

PRICES

24 volt $10.00 48 volt $18.00

Piiiliiii liiclIWliN . 590

CWTown Garage Battery and Oar Repair Dept.

tlliﬁﬁ-lltttsiti.‘

SHOP from Helium's Catalog.

AT ZION CHUROH-dlefore a lame congregation ln Zion Church last evening Rev. George C. Taylor delivered ii powerful sermon on- immi He made a strong appem 10,.

Church Union, discussing it as a . qutstion oi loyalty or dilsloyulty to [norm and financial 81mm“ for the

.\lr. (icortzt- ll. Alc-Callnm. Suin- Ill tunic was a visitor in tln- city on

llnyni‘ .l. It. Prtjriil 0t Keusiiur- ‘lmmi J- M‘ i - itri has i-i-turnctl hoint- from tht- GRADE “TL ]l:i1iliM°N“Vi"i 2~

ulayson til Nt-u‘ Y irl." nd Iiir. iietirui- Finlayson oi tilniva ‘tll't' t-xptietetl home today ' zitt. !"| iill' |'tinci'zil oi‘ their s sl"l‘ H \ 1<< llltlilh Finlaystin which occur- H!" Sim“ "i Almmii-lm“ "'1' looking‘ rcry artistic with their‘

tl in the lltllfltlﬁl‘ oi‘ Win-tit and iical flour from sources 0t supp- i tn nit-div in. has in-t-n tll‘l‘tllll!,i?tl .3‘ iliii.~i.ill‘. tlit- t'nilt‘d Kintgtitliu. ll‘ily tbi- (‘tinatlitiii hlcdiczil Associa- ' tigsiixihit- that ih-n ilouic pro , .l.-clam of Wheat should he lllilbidltlllri, UlillWil- on l)t‘t'.L'll\llt:l‘ 1S to n; ‘ Yo

isl u- tin

ll is also strongly lll‘_LZ4‘tl that lb -' ‘»\'h| .1: which must still lit.- inipiii-i-l '1'U1r,g.1).\v, 1)p;C]q1\1]31'-;R p; d ufitw tiu- iioun-protltltzrti quota‘

illwtilllvti should he nl' llrilirlii i‘lll|lil't' tirigin, and that steps should in- laktn it) (ITHRIHlSO and iuikt- fully available tiio wheat

METHODIST CHURCH - The pulpit of the Methodist Church lust night, was occupied by Rev. George Mingle of Montreal, representing the Lord's Day Alli-

Alliance and described the work it ti-as doing in Cillltldtl and eistev where. lie also gave instances ol’ die obstacles with which li had lo cope. included in the musical

l\ll'- and Mrs. J. C. Sims left Sut- service was a solo, “How Lovely

are Thy Dwellings,” by Mrs. J. J. Stewart, itnd “Abide with Me". by

call“ Neisilll Rﬂli-etlilllry i5 the Choir. the solo parts being tak-

t-n liy Mr. and Mrs. R. li. McKee.

ST. CATHERINES SCHOOL

M“ “~_ I.) Tvhlh.‘ nnrdpn‘ h, For month ot’ . tivcnibcr: lll.(lll,'.{ iht- guests registered at the GRADE X" 1. Elwyn nlnrrow.

GRADE \'ll

1. Annlu MeNt-vin. , llolten bitirrtiur, 2.

Aithni‘ Ilit-Nciil. tl-ltAllld lll.~—_1, (‘nlvin Darruch. . llrticu MOUTH.

, fill“ "WHY iticiilis of Mrs» Ray imam: u.- , stitnt- NltrNt-Vltl- 2 l‘ "IIIPV will rtﬂfrtt to lt-nrir tli,il(‘l' l"llll‘t‘lll!t! lilcNt-vin. nit. i. luUl-‘niyilldlll Slll~ uuwiiic l. l!\i"], livtlllurli n“.

~\'l‘\'ill. 13. Lorry L\lc.\‘eill, 1i. Oin .\it>tiri-_

.. _ , _ , I il.. many llltlllllﬁ til (apt Eti- (‘iliADlq 1_._(];)_. 1' Gladys MC, ward i':tillli'l‘ w ll reizri-t to learn I-It ill. 2. Ena lllclfattlyen. ‘ ‘i2.li li|\ <iippcil on the icy shit-w 'lk ‘ a. d i'i-ll _l'i':icitiriii_u his shtiuitlt-x"

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lliontagtie The

(‘lirtritinus dcctirilitius. Porhap-a ht- lll()>'.t lioaiitiiitliy dressed wiii- iltiws ari- tho two largo outta of il .i

Qlptlitil’ lot oi‘ i-‘routch ivory the

Minimum Quota of Home-Producediliihl‘ with all sm-tw ol‘ (‘hrlstmai Wheat Urged. Balance from g

‘kills. 'l‘his store tlihltlys prcsi-ntz; ' ta! a iﬁltil‘ is lrimmoti and (iPGHSl d w lh

i-liia-lj lﬁlnpii-li ]i1-’tit|uc.e1'.~:' iii kinds oi‘ (‘htistinas proscnw. m" unit's (‘htit-tilaii-s in hincy hunt-g .\ ilalctilinson. (‘hairmaii tit‘.5I1iiIi>l1~'i‘Y i" 1'01"‘? ilOXPF. Wattw- ltultui-al Section, has iltilllli~ iiiitiik For-u" "n Pens. l‘i\'1'l'ri|;ll'il .llilliii)ll\' dealing with stipp- i'l'!= '

a (ll Wbtat to iht- Unititl Kill};- i\"i1i.li\'.< and ilrtiwnio FamtHJas. ar- i.ilu itll‘ nlliilllihalull to ll. .\l. Gov-l wont; 1hr- izlfl-‘Jllil ill-splays. All:

. i"pcs in cast-s, Eastman

.\iahou lj‘\aqillta‘l living . thorough

rcsoiutitiiis slate that it is iliilil; ~11 is also a rcgistercti op~ it‘ (ll\‘\'.'l)llUllli(! grtitiutis tti Uliittilst and has one 0t‘ the most g ii-Hdilll‘ as tauas possible thc pro ‘uudurn optical oflictia ‘ii the prov- i i" Wiiifil i-‘i *7“i1¢'\‘1li"‘i 1i ~ nl nt't-ct~~'it_v of ptirchasiiii; from int-c. '

l-crtign ('tlllllll'lU$ so large a pro; _. il'll\)ll til‘ tilt‘ brcatl supplics oi‘ tht- i>‘EDlC/\l_ MEN TO MEET

t uitwtl Kinutitini: and that in \‘i\'\‘-' ' _ _ ft

>—»--<e-§___

oz‘ tin- tact tli u an annual expend » _ A~»—- '..|-- n1‘ ortr .tl Vdiilthiltill is tucnrr- . i)'l"l‘.-\\\'.»\, lilac. l-i.-—A contor-

t-n uniuiit» in tho zinntils ot‘ (‘ana-

..u m bi- ht hi in lhc lltiust: of (loin

‘Flic Uri, ni ition considers tint‘ it is cxptctt-d that dclcgattis will till‘ stratwwit- p silltlll of tln- linit

ziitcnd from all parts 0t‘ (‘zintitltn

1.4, uictlical tissociziiitins, and

Iuiiiii- in lht- ilationai iiit<-i~e~:l,.':~ izrttii. | "ha! lin- (itivcrnint-nl. should with-i Tilt- iuvvblll! lb‘ ilffiiil-t hcltl under inn tliay thltlilil!‘ into the pcsiiionf hi‘ i-tilivuitiai- oi‘ the iioiitiitible min- o ‘ill l‘ ini its l‘('llll0llli(1 and, 1. ‘r oi" hcoiih- and iilldllflill (ilijcc- yyuhg -_ “n-nui-p, will, 4| \Yil-\\'iii\'l‘ is to slrcutrtlicn public health l ill I: n: an aunouncuiiitiiil as itl h~ llliliilllllill quota oi’ lhc Jtiniiiigvls‘ llllllllili l‘\'t1\lll‘t‘lllt‘lli>l lllmiT 1:1 coast to (roast. V-uvnt which it htiid~ should bci prodncctl irtim the soil til‘ tht- l‘nit

icﬁvilics in (‘zinndzt with a view to ‘tlliiflﬁlll’. ili'lll‘l' ini-dical t-itrrvitio

i WGY Program

\\'tl\' (Sclrsntictatly. N. Y.)

(icneral Electric Company a

- 790 Kilocycltin (BSO Meters) i

l Eastern Standard Time

i

11.55 a. m.-~eU-. S. Naval Observa i()l'_V time slguitl-s.

12.30 p. m.—Stock tnnrket report.

12.10 p. lllr-Pirtltlllcl) nnirket re port.

12.45 p. lll-wﬁﬂi.ll8l' report

2.00 p. in.—Z\ltislc and talk, “.-\ Chriaiintis Brioktnst ‘Party w ‘ ‘Free!’ Helen .\. llallarti (Virginia Dare Extract. Co.)

6.00 p; in.—l’rtitltive and stock market quotations; news builrllns 6.30 p. m.ADinnt-r music by 'l‘rio fro mllotel iTOll Eyck. Alilﬂlly. N. Y 7.45 p. ll\.—‘l'l‘0gl‘0lll by Albany Community Chorus oi ‘I000 voices from Chnmcellous llall, Albany. New York. Elmer A. Tldniareh. 1'0"" ductor_ iSt-lieetlons,

“lllllflrll Lliilinenl Relieve-ii Ni-tirnlulu

A

++¥O§044

; ‘INSlDIOUS EYE STRAIN

We use this adjective advis- edly.

L‘. nan-sass‘;

Sufferers from Eyestrairi may have perfect vision and therefore do not auiapact the yFOIOIICI of any eye defect.

The motive power of the sntlra human organism la Nerve Energy.

Normal eyes, It la compute-d utlluze about 20% ‘of this Nerve Energy, but when Eye- straln la present, a much larg- er proportion ls required. Hence defective eyee. through their consumption of an ex- ceeeive amount of Nerve En- ergy, may seriously affect the functioning of other organs of m; body, and produce lll health.

D t HAVE YOUR IYII IXAMINED

G. F. lluichcson

AQAAA

Optometrist :

Beautiful l;

.\laliiin‘s. (inc is irimuietl with a‘

i cicun aplr- niacin 'l‘n.-,

AT OTTAWA CONFERENCE;

.1! '

GUARDIAN

Q eon 15¢ 5 F<>R35¢

l lllli\'\l'>i1li\‘5 all lit-int; rcpq

lltlfiltlllt) solos,

I

Selections, '

(‘nnirzililo stilos.

Selections,

THE LITTLE GIRL‘S PLAID

‘an aaaaaaana¢es

smart frock above. The broa es alternate brown and tan. while the finer llnea are henna and yellow.

of bright yellow flannel, and the

three-quarter camel's hair socks and ta

p. ‘Ana-la.-.

a. Nlareh, “Thundrtei” -._. Stiusa b. Faust" __________ __ (lounod \'_ .\l. C. A. Orchestra i

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i i . y | y _ _ g , , _ Claude .l. Holding. conihtclor Stipi-nnn ._-n]t..<_ 3H1 h-mgdpm ,3 s‘ll'll)llsly pmnp|-pn|..ilit public hcalih bodies. meditaal s(al‘sttiuus, i \ |.~.-tl by ill: llblittlltiﬂllvlt upon stipp- rollllvt \ i

, ‘ ‘tar Spangled Banner" _--_.|lyi.i;ni

_________ .. .\l‘lllliii: b_ “Anierit-a“ __ National llymnj Albany Community (Jhorus i

a. “Bonnie Princi- Challc" Scotch b. “llonnie Dundee’ .-_. Scotch. Joseph Calhoun I

;i_ bony, Dear .»\iban_v" .____ .. ____.._:. llriwn b. “l't‘-.-; a Fine Thiing to Sing" -- ______________________ __ Jenkins, CllOTlIS l

a, “The Ivtoon Iichiud the (Juitoni

b. “Love's Uld S\\'l‘l‘l Sting" _ Alolloy

Airs. .lolin (j. (Eary (Chorus huniiniiiu)

a. “The Stinshinejit‘ Your Smile‘

WOOLEN FROCK SHOWS TOUCHES OF YELLOW

/‘ %_<._ .. an A very attractive plaid is for the

The collar, cuffs and pockets l"

broad belt ls veilow suede. Veliow ball buttons extend down the front of the frock. -

With this, the young mlu wears

Iticltard slow. at t. l|l])tllliHl_ ‘Snici-iitins, '. "\\'hcn You and l \\'ci‘t~ \'nun ‘. .\la_ izii- b "iimiic in I'd idi-ua" \\'urr- ll

______ __ iiJlllltlll

" _ _ _ _ __ (‘lltillltill Fluzt- stiitis, ‘

. “Siuivrnii” .._ .._, llrdl.

iSt-I- ctinas. b. "Waltz, "Lu 'l‘ra\ a. "Wondvniirl tino" __

i ' i i.

Piano szlbls, "l2 , injn Pit-lain” .... __ Powell‘ . "The (‘at and the |.\1<iust-“ .._ '

.\diii‘i~<.¢, .\l.t_vor William S_ iiucitcli. Wood" ______________ H Cadiiiim guy-t n,.,_.-_ .l. “Acuticniy Xl-irrii" b. “Swot-t laliiit‘ You" .\ill;lll_\' Acadcuiy tizt-li nstra

Hii\'i'l'_\' notes of chimes and fill‘

. “Slmdtiw .\iai‘ch" .._ b. “Slit-‘s tbc ha» for l.\l

Quartet selections. a, "Uh. (‘oun- tll ittist. l (‘all Vi:

lniuilikins l\ii _ . _ . - . » - ~ - - -— I Noryvcuiail Folk-S

"CHEESE—AND WAYS TO SERVE IT"

ur name and address on

ip and mail it to us and

end you this beautiful

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[raft-Indiana Cissss Co. Limited

n oaff etioss svltn 0Of‘\lQI\Qd_

Airs. ltaiph ti. \\'in'

" _ lllliil‘l‘lli'iii

(‘horns

Jacob Nelson .1 1...).

-ibt _v ill-tubal:

‘thctr

that lili>_\' putt-pd in till‘ iittlcistouk- ' iht- t'l‘_\' of tielighttltat echootl

_ liir lllf-lil iillliiii hours of tho morning

iili‘

Llllil‘ now with illiillltllivl-i alone they will not ht- long before illf.“l‘itlll til IIZiSs another (lhristnias. ll‘

tiht- lii‘lliill'll.\' or thousnntls oi’ citi- luncltii cchtii-s of Christians trarols zt-ns would tiuly no back m tiitim- iwill in: resounding throughout theiiiiilllil‘ \i1l.\'-‘ _ _. uuiicrsc. t-ariyving with them. as} t-lv-is “Mm It were. a mcssagu oi‘ good t'll(‘i‘l‘.l])lll('I‘ llli‘_\' would long since have (‘hri-iinias thruuehotii lht- world a

when wiirr’ s should be c

inl

_iti_\' for othcrs and iiltlg dc phnislliw‘

and

arms and tiaulzhlcr~'—

PAGE FIVE

kalhort-ti around tilt-ii‘ l<-slii.'i~ board anti tin-ii‘ tnvrry t‘ll(lilt‘l' glathlcncd ihcir l'i‘illi‘/.i‘ that iii‘ chi: l.'!'\‘illl'>‘l. gift [JPnSilJltJ many wiltilti now lp- consulting;1holnlili>g and

their pi-tniiint-t- would

planning on spending (‘brist- t til.» obi iIOXHVSiUlHl. _ _ . n tin- _\'t'ltl‘ when parents long V ‘mm for tin-in

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beloved parents’ ‘ituiiwn just what train they .i zoinu to luko. how long it would be (i‘l\4i\_‘l‘ iilt‘ lilltwiiilli "i ii"i\‘“ 3h“ ‘l idc, and the rplﬁii m‘ this it'.<tivc:ilvi'ui't\ ibi~_v urrivoti. and the liilié = n in‘ 191i .ntn. To many it '1 llil‘il‘ill‘llllt'll

Wm m. H .|;|_\» m‘ ufvtli toy. To nth-piltinu with them. Jun-is era it may mean a rc .._... _ Ilflllll uwizitiriis lint will li-avt- Spnlril iiltlllvrﬁ in their wwlu- Many do

no: ui- in for their own hnllllliirr‘

but Jriti- lo llijiin- li"\ tiav nuvti":

tikcnin; of‘ 'l‘bt>ri~ no oxctisn today Th“ (‘tinatlian Pac- - ltniHvay with their luxurioiwlv ti-d coaches fortaiiiy lli‘tl[lf“il. llllll ctinlriluinu

l\‘i'i iliiliPilli.

man) parts iii‘ tho L‘(liiill‘.v\'l(li|ll' all anti

- hi-r~ '1ll'i‘ t-iiuuliuuEihitiuﬂiioui Fauatia.

il\ int. tat huiidav \\‘ill‘llglltli'iiit' will net you there in izmitl

I- fimli" Hwy lpnn m Hill‘ n ihcrisbnti llf\ll“liillll‘ and in 200d spirit

.. ‘tiugl- . -, i~ . - .. . i- w" m. rt-nliiziwi Ibo} li"(.lil ill! (a). ..o |

“H. N- C- il-‘Yiﬁ Ml“- nby whcn their

ll you've never eaten Kraft Cheese you have a treat in store! No other food so combines delicious flavor with satisfying nouitsh- ment. lt tempts and graliﬁes the most jaded appetite of child or grown up—f0r Kraft is the supreme in cheese. The secret of its quality and flavor is in

the blending of _ V"

properly matured c h e e s e . Y ou l‘ guarantee that you get this aristocrat oi all cheese is the Krai t label. Be sure it’: on the cheese you buy.