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I ETS-Z-FS-iiiionili.

THURSDAY.

Fresh Buttermilk iiaily. Wholesale 6e‘ Retail Central Creameries

Professional Cards.

Stewart & Lowther J. f). STEZHZHKT. K. C.

N. W. LOWTHER BARRIKITIRS. SOLICITORS, ETC 8i Great George Street MONEY ‘l0 LOAN

McLEOD 8t BENTLEY l. A. BENTLEY w. i5. nrxrusr, K. c. Barrisii-r and rtttorney-at-law NONI“ TO LOAN OiTlu-r: 1S0 Richmond Street

i.A. MacilonaidJLC.

BARRXSYER, SOLlCITOR. k0. ;

Riley Building ' Charlottetown, 1’. E. Island.

Honey to Loan and Collections given the very best attention.

BELL 8t MATHIESON B. R. Bell ll. i.. Mathleson, LL.D. Bllrrislurti it‘. Solicitor!

~ 510m‘? to Loan (‘iiarlottr-tuwu and Montague

I i: ii. F lnacPliLE, B.ll. B.\lilil.<'l"iili. SOLICITOR , NiflTUiY, ikm,

Riley iiuiiiiing, Charlottetown. m‘ 3-8-1 nronih.

MARK R. McGUlOAN

B. A.

“ARRIQTER, SOLICITOR. ETC.

MONTY TO LOAN "ameron "lilill. Charlottetown. IKE-l.

SHIP YOUR SILVER FOX PELTS TO

Alllllllli 8i COBB

l5 Arthur Si» LONDON. E. C. 4v ENGLAND

Auction Sales will be held by them in London on the following dates :

January 23rd, 1933 .\larch 6th, 1933 May 22nd, 1933 September 27th, 1933 Bags for shipping

can be obtained at the

office of B. Roy Holman, 90 Queen Street,

Charlottetown.

For Packing particu-

lars, shipping, insur~ ance. etc., apply to

Levin Fur Co., Ltd

90 Queen Street. Char- lottetown. B. ROY HOLMAN. Representative

7310-] ...-.3-si.t~tl '

WANTED

"Thursday, Dec. 29 and days following, 1,000 Medium and Dark Silver Fox Pelts. Highest cash prices. l

McNElLL STABLES. Lower Queen St. Charlottetown. 7337-1 p-27-5i

i SILVER FOX PELTS

are continuing in

2hr.‘

i ff thriuult its contacts with the LARGEST snuzs riots s f1,‘ l\' Tillrl PRINCIPAL Fllli CENTRES OF Tllla

~_*_ pfivtrh its ability to set-urn the

sistvrit with ‘lliriiiiy. Our system of

Bu, in tho past. resulted in

fnrdlrss of its value. thoroug faults corrected where possible.

Our grading and lpprnisin Two ‘Plans are offered and

pen- Our awn uuhulvo root. run ‘ And In

Cosh Advances arranged un

quest.

FllR POOL

Summe

(PEIVED AT THE OFFICE O 15G RICHMOND STICK-JET, (l

iiti-iij-ll-Zl-eof

MARKET THROUGH AN ORG.~\NIZA'I'ION

UNPRECEDENTED DEMAND

which,

ORLI) has highest. possible prices con-

1

Closely Supervised Protective Marketing

our patrons securing highly

satisfactory returns. This season with improved market conditions, we anticipate still more satisfactory results.

‘Each pelt marketed through this Organization is, re-

hly inspected, cleaned and

g facilities are unsurpassed. are optional with the ship-

nguhl OONSIGNDIINT PLAN.

der either Plan at any time.

Full particulars, shipping tags, etc" furnished on re-

PlllllCE EDWARD ISLAND

LIMITED

P. G. Clark, President b Managing Director. " , Prince Edward island. Canada.

THROUGHOUT THE SEASON PELTS ARE BEING ‘RE-

F J. A. “WIBSTER ti: CO» ll.»\Rl.O'.l‘TI-1TOW’N.

Lumber

We have on hand and will be pleased to

supply the following:

Viz:

Rough Boards . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. $1.00 pcr 100 it. and up Spruce Sin-ruining . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $1.00 per 100 it. and up Plant-d Pine Boards . . . . . . . . . . $1.50 per 100 ii. and up

ljnpluncd Pine Boards Plant-d Syirui-e Boards

Pinned 1x2 Spruce Strapping . Pinned ivii Spruce Strapping . Pinned i!\i spruce studding

Plum-d and linplaned 2x5 Spruce fitudding $2.00 per 100 it. Mr-rrliantnhli- Planed llcmioiwk Boards

Also full line of

Joists, Fir and Hemlock Timber.

L. M. POOLE & CO.

Paoli’s Wharves

Lumber

$1.50 per 100 it. and up . $1.75 pcr 100 ii. and up 60c per 1.00 it. Lineal . 75c per 100 it. Linesl

$1.30 per 100 it. Lineal

. $1.50 per 100 ft.

Spruce Scantling,

1m: cnsatorrizrowu GUARDIAN

SIIMMERSIIIE GUARDIAN and Prince County Chronicle

—OLEAN AND PAINT up for thel holiday season. Buy paint at Bruce's. 730342-2941.

—ENJOYABLE DANCE——A most; JSPBSCRIPTIONS to The exijovablo dance was Mid in shiCllhillliittflliin Guardian Mary's Hail, Summcrsidv, on Thies-ihanded to their Rep. Archie Hume, day averting. under the auspices oilor lei: rii ll. J. .\inbou's1)rug Store,

Protestant Orphanage Annual Collections

hiorcil, i_-.er E. Leslie h Mrs. E‘. Au- derson

the Young Girl's Branch i»! the W~ A. There was a very K0011 aitvnd ance. Ven Archdeacon and Mrs. White welcomed the guests. Dizrzng the evening retreshments “ere served by the members o! the Sen- ior WA. The hall iv - tastefully decorated with. Chr. iltxorrv tions and evergreen:

—FUR BUYER l.\' KENSINFi-

TON.--Mr. C. Mellon-old represent-

is buying furs a: James hii-Nrlirs store for the balance ofthls week. he will also take furs on consign-

Churcncs will observe the Utiiver-

in the United Church; loader lira".

Rev. W. S. Loring.

PERSONALS

in; nicely in the Prince County HospiixL-G -

—M‘r. Herbert Proiitt. of Long River was operated on in the Prince County Hospital on Tuesday and is doing nicely-S

~Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Buchanan returned on Tuesday izont Monciou N. B., where they spent the Christ y mas vacation with their sons, Roy; and 1311mm and their fam-llrs.-»S

—Mra. Frank Callbcck of brooks, who fractured iii-i" zinizlr- 1'4‘- cently entered the Prime. Couiityl Hospital on Tuesday to ‘ treatment for her injury: She is now ; resting comfortably~s

_____.._. -

Auction lsnie

l will sell by Ptlliliv .'.~.i‘ Tuesday, the 10th oi .1. .iuar_\, at 2 l’. M" my farm, consisting of 1033i acres. 0t clear. Balance rovi-red with hardwood and lumlicr, Wcll watered and well fenced.

Buildings in good repair.

li stomiy, first. fine day.

THOMAS CAMPBELL, hiidillctnn.

7370-12-29-3l~1-’l-3i.

ing the Levin Fur Company Liniiicti _

G. T. Spriggs. Jan. 8th a1 0.30 p. iii. in the Presbyterian Cllllllill; Lcaiiici

-- l-‘ricnds will be DlCflntWl h» learn: . that: Roy Smith. West Piliill, l5 rio- ‘4

Slmr-

receive ll"

Jlr-Wlfltl w. l\_\' .. Harry Davison .. . .50

\i_‘\_~ . . liuhrrl Nelson .... . .50

. H , ,.,;(,i ,,, m- ail-s. Niiiion Kennedy .. . .50

.._ H . "m; JVW_ Mrs. Chas. McLure . . .50

If...‘ (WM... w“ m.‘ _| "Kind u, Mrs. lliirry Lane . . . . ........ .50

‘b? “(Hwy J u , qvqmr Kira. .1. 1'1. liiacLcan ......_... .50

[vwiw] W? P’ h; Allistm Rim-Lean .50

L Our it". ‘c1124: .-:1 .-.i: n. m- £51k?‘ glfingeli‘ sponricd to in‘ I‘.(‘.\1, AS. life-Kay ‘ " " ‘ p ‘

BRINGING U1’ r/irfiisk

Wallace Anderson 1.00

Mr. Phillips ................. 1.00

———— 1.oo

1.00

may be 1m

.50

.50

Qioniriaiie. liZ-lfi-dif. .50

“'_— , Bruce MacEwen . -50

i -“~_‘f1'7" """*‘"""§'Q PM!“ Lloyd Cox .... .50

(OPI-INLD n‘ SOUliIS-Flie Prince Elam“ Leslie "50

ililciwvard Island Setd Growers An- Mn “Hmlughun __ 35

lsociatton have inst. opened a new wmhh,“ Com" .25

reed Nrniiiiig plan? at Sourls. The GUN n (3,911, 5p

building 21x40 illlTl‘ story high has _.___

‘Just been corrpictcrl and reflects 59m ‘much credit on the (‘exit-rectors

lflinllnrri Bros." Gown Brae. The plant is equipped with two clipper vlcnrcrr. manuiur-tiirrd by A T-l

‘Fervll nnri Co lf-lllaih‘, Mlchlgflll- t "it's. Seymour Wood rand are rnpa... or cleaning oats. (Uqhge Jenking ‘Wlifilii, barley, timothy seed, clover 5_ wane; wood ,

lit. ilcrberi continued. per Cather- ine lllcliinnon

ment for Arming ih Cobb, London, and all kind»: oi’ bent grasses wlthl‘ ,\ = Russel Jenkins . . . . . England. 73-19-12-28-111. la ('iipi‘it‘li'_\' oi 1n bushvLs, pcr hour \.lr.= Frank Lund .. . . . . . . .. .50 —*— p Em;- g l, The p"\\'cr used to drive. ——— “RADIO A- 3' ‘md C" Baitencs‘ ' tho iil‘l(‘lilili‘S is a Lisicr full Diesel $4.00 Fresh stock at Bruce's." ) {Engine ‘he only one of its kind in 1563-1349-31-122]? province, n m; a cold start‘ lilKiCklP)‘, pcr hiay Prowso ‘i ‘ 11hr t miigrnvb o1" battery and a ._y()n1‘|1 BEUEQUE 4o 1-‘111; 2,51 ihnxumivion a: 1i cost oi’ 4P J. Jackson . . . . . .. .50 TOWN United Church: N. llltlviillt‘. my Hun‘ “d “mm fauwpd by R G Rodd W 5g 11 5- "173 'n'“"t'll"“'5 R“ l“ _\ 1M5... ...“; Co. liurwleyg Glouees- .\ . E. Prowse . . .51! Freetown '1 p. 111. Ahnistvr, J. W. A . . _ c v Fflwlflnd. Th? SON‘ is‘ ‘ L‘ Brycnton _ _ _ _ __ 5o N‘°l‘°"°"' n1 mu rrinrkod in n (‘O-Optwfi" . Selllck so * ‘ ' - .. . 3,. _i»-_, 11r- formers 01-. . Jackson .25 ..1'.-\r1u1\'1‘s ni:nri;.\inr;1tr:n —1;‘_;I"IY‘Q‘~“(_'Q:?]“" "qrfnmznrtmylty m l _ Mathew. _ L5 Mt" A‘ E’ Mcman‘ My“ “my kind‘ rxrlf-h“ “he ‘ -u~:nlu‘:‘.4 seed. Thorn - (30011 ~35 iy sent ice cream to the pat-icnc- ‘n’; ‘(WI p in“, ‘he (“WHY _ M9119“, g5 and staff of the Prince County llow- wk?“ Mr {TV} “W ,m__v‘_{_t,_(‘ by 1p (qmidey- g5 pita! on (‘Ilrsdniis Day whith mi... p, ‘ t ' k m’, (Mm, m -- Wm_ Clark _ ‘g5 very lllliijli appre aieil. ‘xiglzigzfiuil SW?‘ 1.,h.,..\;<,r_v n5 I W; NCWSOH . . . . . . . 7 U4“! . t.‘ El“: i1?‘ i: don» under our I ll ‘ - - » ~ - ~ ~ - ~- ~- _10 i) “'5 1y JAIL-JD no $111“ l v1.21‘(irspnjeviiifall oi Anrririiltiircl —"“ mersicie Pohce Court on “l-rdnrs- “ l (DWTM m our Dflmmhm Semi $4.35 day morning one drunk was scni~ ' ,. , ., d w ~-l ‘t. Olin ‘a. Piiiico Fxiuar ‘ _ enccd to ten days in iml as he we» l m‘ ‘ "fM "fgwim, n ymumtion~ Vilruekltig", pzr layliil nniiiniinan unable to pay the llll(.‘."'s _ M", o,‘ accoumld B R m" 10o _____ {hp}? 1s no; .' . o . . . . . . . . . . . _B|; |) 1; Q l: p; ];_.\1*T|_\-'|' mm] “Thu m‘, . \'.. It. hounl-iei" .50 YICES Silnday, Jan 1st, . ' " Horne .50 Preacher Rev. .1... G. (‘FRHYPVI 10.4. 1 ll -“‘"“"l ~59 a. m. ltioruing worsh p, 11.4?» a. nu? ' "' " ‘ ‘Qlflillliill Sunday School; 12.15 p. ill. "lilo. _ J- Wt ' Lord's Supper"; 7.30 p. in. klvtnzug —-———$3 25. Service. i ' ‘ —KENSiN(i_'l‘0N. - Durlnz: 1hr Celebration "““““'T“‘::‘;i' gl“ii“c“;::§:rs::”m“' 50 i ' first week oi 10313, the Fruits u’. n

At 5a m m erside

l l l ‘inn-..- Ir‘. l1. Court .. i 1

sal Week of Prayer as ioiloivr; V i “IR I R Dover “ Jan. 1st at. 8.30 p. m. in the P. V‘ H 1‘ t ‘ VOW“; ' ‘so byierian Church; l.i».iili\i~ ittvv. (i. ‘ ‘ " ‘ ‘I ‘S1: ‘hug ' '50 Spriggs. Jan. 2nd at. 7.511 p. 111., _' s’ gtu“_k‘n_é ‘ '50 the Church o1 England; l»: w‘ T"i_“0l“p<ol;""""‘ '50 Rev. W. S. Loring. Jun. 1rd . - __ m wt _ in“! I‘. ‘ ‘vcbéiipl_ ‘ '50 p. m. in the United Church; l'.. ~ i/"nlha I “ Ky ‘hunks ‘Siflvflrt '50 or Rev. W. o. Rhoad. .1:in Y‘ ~ ‘all ‘ilffqf-‘l-qunhplv kchvnpq "50 730 p m’ m the p ‘ ma} “d. I ‘Hi-s 1i "llllllllls-(J-ilu ‘:30 Church; Leader Rev. _‘ ' ‘ ‘ ’ ' Jan. 5th at: 7.30 p. m. in lhc __ '2“ Church oi England; 1. hlcr Rcv Al" “'5 w. o. Rhoad. Jan. 6th rt '1 rm i» m ' < ‘Q

ll ' l ‘Zuni w§u~ ‘innit. pcr Airs‘. J. E. Poole 12nd Mrs. ll. lhavison

.\V..‘I,'.l'.Il .‘<. ‘i.\\'. Shirl 1

“OKMU lw’ > hvprmn“ l Aha. (‘lau-zlu .‘.l"lC1{i\y . . . . . . . . 2.00 i}? F I“ “WW1. B. C. MrLure . . . . 1.00 . ' ‘ ‘ ' “ ""‘ ‘ . J l7. Poole . . . . . . .. 1.00 s” n" ‘ H)" “lcl u n. 1.. McKililinli 1.00 “mmm n J's‘ I l). J. 1\'1.11'l ran .. ... ... 1.00 piieith Jilnl-(‘mlflll . lial- w‘ F‘ MacDonald _ U _ ' 1'00 lleii- inn-s. a. F. Campbell . 1.oo l After this ."(‘“i‘lll"li_\' refreshments ‘ Aim L’ n Mcmsh _ L00 were srvvcri curl t ' qnohi-ri Ilock ......... 1.00 ' F‘ "T111011 1.91M i Louis Burke . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1.00

‘. ~11 l". iMi-s. Henry lviucLziren 1.00 ! Mrs. Wntterworih . . . . . .. . . .50

Tnvut 1.i<t 'l\irs. Harry MacGregor .50

Mary ‘Stewart ‘ . . . . . . . . . . . .50

I will = w (‘i hire. Neil McDonald .50 . Charles Vickerson . . .. . . .50

(lass Clay . . . . . . .50

. R0121. Stewart . . . . . . . .. . Wm. Stewart. .

pr. m1 mcci bf.‘

Mrs. A. .7. McLeod .. F115."

and P.G.l\'i., J.l\4'. Nicholixui; To all

scatdrrcd B1‘Cll1l'l‘1l_ by all mrtmlx-rs

ziniizilni: in silent r; Old 1.1m: Sync,

(‘ind Save 'I‘lic Ki" ;: 3S

BETTER liiEliT '1'.“ 1f.»\l.i~‘“'\Y I see the jury ill quilted the girl

on the

IVITF.

20.65

Montague North, pcr liattic Gordon

Mrs. Kriott . . .. 1.00

vrlxo kllvd her employer, AW,“ Nmflm _ Loo §~"‘*““‘-<l °i 1115a“. Archie Campbell . 1.00

Yrs, and quiic 1' iii loo. Anybody Mm _y_ }{_ Macgrenor 50 W110 kill-i l"! Cmll3“3"'\' 131050 0111's is Mrs. Wm. Johnstone .50

Pwtilllll)’ FTCZY- Mrs. Ham. Myers ..

Mrs. John Campbell ..

ii

04.78

Upper Montague. pcr Purl lichen. Edith McLean and lion-ones

Munroe

Alex. Molina ............... 1.00 Donald Nicholson . .50 Roderick mum» . .50 Hugh McLean .25 Alex. "McLeod .25 Danie! McDonald .25 02.75

Montague south; per Mrl. B. G.

McDonald and Mrfl. W. H. Poole

Poole & Thompson 2.00 Dr. Green . . . . . 1.00 William Mellish .. 1.00 Jay Stewart. .... 1.00 N. Bears 1.00 Dr. L. A. Johnsiione 1.00 Dr. P. Mcintyre .. 1.00 . rs. Willie Fraser 1.00 11/111 McLean 1.00 Mrs. Dan Stewart .. 1.00 Mrs. I. E. Burden ........... 1.00 Mrs. J. D. McIntyre . 1.00 Mrs. R. G. McDonald 1.00 L. H. Coffin ......... 1.00 W. Curruthers 1.00 W A Johnstono . 1.00 J. W Murdock . 1.00 Mrs G Pringle 1.00 Mrs. J. PsBeer .............. 1.00 Mrs. Wm. McLean 1.00 .55

.50

.50

.50

.50

.50

.50

MrsAJivfcl-ure .50 Mrs. George McIntyre .50 Mrs. L. Poole . . . . . . . .50 Mrs. P. Gordon . . . . . . .50 Misses McLean dz Townsend . .50 Mrs. Carl Stewart .50 Cameron MeLure . .. .50 Harold Mabey .35 Mrs. R, K. Clements ... .. .25 Mrs. Beomnn .25 Miss Irene Buffet .25 Miss C. Keefe . .25 ivir. Higganbotham . .25 J. E. Burden .25 A. Ybunker '.. .25 N. M. Cunningham .25 A. Hllchey .25 Mr. Sharpe .................. .25 M. McKinnon .. .25 A. McGregor .25 Archie Hume . .. .25 Mrs. Marshall Reynolds .25 $31.90

"fltlliCTil-ilf. |:cr Peg. Lamont and

Margie MacDonald

Mrs. D. A. MacRae .35 Neil N. McLeod .35 William A. lifacPhee .50 M. A. MacPhee . . . . . . . . .50 Mrs. M. L. MacPhee .35 Dan A. MacPhee . .35

Hugh N. McDonald ... .115 Dun A. Matheson .30 J. A. Campbell . . . . . . .. .30 airs. Sandy Mac-Pherson .25 Zvirs. s. M. Martin ......... .25 Mrs. Jack Bruce . . . . .25 liirs. W. E. MacPhe . . . . .25 Siun MacPhee . . . . . . . .. .23 Mrs. P. W. MacDonald .25 Mrs. M. A. MacDonald . . .23 A. N. Mun-Donald . . . . . . . . . . .. .50

$5.60

i iutoria Cross

Mrs. Archie Bruce Mrs. Jas. McLeod .. Gavin Reid . . . . . . .. Mrs. S. M. MacLeod Daniel Campbell Smith MacFarlane .. Malcolm Nicholson Mrs.‘ John MacDonald . Mrs. Fred McIntyre ... David Reid Win, McKenzie

' Bzisiaioiebvin" - . Scoivwe-QQSSS

Wliim it‘... District, per n. M. Mc-

Donald and L. C. MaeLcod Mrs. M. A. MECLoQOd .. .50 M. A. Nicholson .. .50 . D. Nicholson .50 Mrs. W. E. Campbell ........ .25 Mrs. J. W. Campbell .25 Mrs. J. N. MacDonald .25 Mrs. C. E. Campbell . . .25 M J MacDonald .. .25 Mrs A A. Stuart .. .25 Mrs. N. MacDonald .25 M. J. Munroe .25 Gordon Nicholson . .25 Mrs. .1. A. Miiomod .25

This is

21.

' 1933. Our averages are the hi $37.88 for Dec. 1 sale, and $34.

SALE

SUMMERSIDE, JANUARY 5

the third and last sale until December ghest. in Canada, being 50 for sales Dec. 20 and

Buyers are comingfior 2,000 sliver fox pelts, and

a FIRST 193a FUR AUCTION

in your home auction sale.

Bring us your furs.

7

1-2-1

it. will be a New Year's blunder not to have them hero We are buying daily for unfilledvEuropcan (ii-dam

RAYN ER FUR SALES. REGISTERED, - Summerside and 152

Kelli Si» Charlottetown.

liiontague South. per Mrs. Leslie MacDonald

Leslie McDonald Mrs. Harvey Fraser .

Alex Campbell .50 John McKenzie .50 Frank Dewar .50 John Stewart .40 Miss Margaret Campbell .35 Mrs. Wm. Woodgittv . . . . .. .25

Kilmuir, pcr Dtffit; IiincPlierson

M. N. and Mrs. l\li1CGO\\'1lil .. 1.00 J. N. and lvirs. MacDonald .. 1.0.1 Mrs. Margaret. Flnlayson .50 Mrs. Mc C. MncGowan .. .50 Elizabeth MacGowan . .50 D. P. MacPherson .. .50 Mrs. J. Cummings .50 Archie Nicholson .. .50‘ Mrs. M. N. Nicholson . . . . . . .. .40 Mrs. L. Leeco . . . . . . . .. .35 William Virtue 2o‘ Euphemlc MacGowan .25» Mrs. N. P. MncPherson .. . .25 Mrs. W. lilerguson . . . . . . . . ... .25

$6.75

Union Road Klliga (‘on per Ircne Ross and Ada Nicholson

Fred Mcllish . . . . . .. 1.00 Mrs. Alex ltfncPiicrson .. . 1.00 Mrs. George Mellish . . . . . . . .. .75 Mrs. Robert hiellish . . . . . . . . .50 Mrs. Cyrus Moore . . . . . . .. .50 Mrs." Vernon Ross . . . . . . . . . .50 Mrs. Ira Ross . . .115 Mrs. Thomas liicilish . . . . . . .. .15

$1.75

New Perth West. per Ada Kennedy and Flora Martin

Q‘? S“.

'3.\ \.

1|._.......-.....-....

‘Imperial Biscuit

wHEREQSi Tins. NEMI TJEGRETARY l THAT MAGGIE uirQEQ FER My) l HEB LATE- 'THl5‘i-L as A6000 EXCUSE To FIREHIM BEFDRL I HIRE Him -

FM MR- TON