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1 l. 1‘. of the crew left. for home in No1'vyny' over

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“m North mm lecur sons and three dautihi wnmhlm United church’ and

are left to mourn, Ray of Charottc- , town, Vllilfrerl of Scotch Settlement, . N. B, kllwchison of’ Charlottetown, and Harris-on of Noith Wiltshire. The daughters nre. Hazel, lVIrs. Pale- of Toronto, Liddie, Settlement, N, 1%.. and Beatrice of North Wilt- nlso thirteen grand-

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w” mnducwd by the pastor, Rev. W. A. MacQuan-le. mvorite hyn-ms “In 51mg b)’ the Choir. The pull bearers were Arthur Smith, William Clark, Howard Bol- defswh. Edison Easter, Daniel Mac- Donald, and Daniel MacLean. The interment took place ln the cemet- ery adjoining the church. To the bereaved family we join in extend- ing sincere sympathy. tMoncton papers please copy.)

Card of I Thanks

The family of the lute Robert G. Frizzell wish to thank their many friends mid neighbors also the Women's Institute oi North Will~ shire for kindness. sliovrn them dur- ing their recent bereavement.

I'll HEELHORIAE

IVIRS. MARGARET MATH

After being p, week ill with pneu-

of the lute Jumcs lvfair, died 111111-1- home ln Burnt Point, near Gcorg~ town, yesterday morning. Mrs. Mair (nee Miss Allen) was born in Boughton Island 77 years ago. Sh: was d. woman of many flue Qllflll- tics, nud the sorrowing family, be- rcuyccl at. this Christmaslidc, wi.1 have the deep sympathy of many

lady superintendent of the Prince Edward Island Hospital. and three, ‘sons, Bartlett, in G0Ul'i1\“1)\\'i1. George at home, and Charles in Saskatoon, survive her. '

The funeral will be held 0111.111111- ncsduy, December 23rd, services be- ginning at her home at 2 p.m.. the burial to be in the United Church cemetery at Georgetown.

..‘BUY RUBIN HOOD FLOUR now, you will not regret it.

..'"SIJBSURIP'I‘IUNS - to the Charlottetown Guardian may be handed to their Rept. Ari-hie llume. Phone 47. or lett at II. J. Lluboni, Drug Store. Montague. ti.

..‘TllROUGllOUT the pelts will be received for Prince Eduard Island Fur Pool Limited by R. W. Stewart, Clark Brothers Store. Montague and J. A. Webster, 156 Richmond S1, Charlottetown. L-GOO

..'FOX ‘FURS WANTED. With lIlCl'01l<t‘ll demand and higher prices we can sell laige quantities cf furs 111 the European centres. We are shipping duily for London and Pnris January Sales. Advances given at low interest rates, Char- lottetown Fur sales Limited.

11-1425-12-17-19-22.

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..'C1IRISTMAS GIFTS FOR ALL THE FAMILY, Comb, Brush and 1 Mirror sets, Pyjuma. Dogs, hlilllldllfl? , Sets, Perfumes, Compacts, Combin- iition Toilet Sets. Stationery, Fitted Travelling Cases lvlllltnry Sets. Shaving Sets, Mather Goods. Cigars 11nd Cigarettes, Rolls and Gillette Razors, Pipes and Pipe sets. Kodaks liloirs Chocolates, Pnrker and iviitennanl Pens and Pencils, Alarm Clocks. Electric Heating Pads. Play- | ing; Cnrds and many other gifts to chnese from at Matron‘; Druii Smi-e. Montague. We carry a complete line of wrapping tissue, cellophane paper. tags, seals, twinvs, rte.

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MONTREAL, Dec. Ztl-The busi- ness of “Pi-otessor" Joe Lavol. Frencli-Cunuxllaii tattoo artist 1111., gone to his head. As proof he doll his hut and exhibits u likeness u. Sir Wilfrid Laurler, famous Cana- dian statesman, tattooed there.

Jce, exterior decorator of- hun- dreds of sailors from ocean and Luke boats, entering Montreal har- bor, claims he is tne only mun in Cimudn with u tattooed scalp.

’ Lnvoie is proud of his "master- pieces", the work of 25 yours. His 1 best, he says, has travelled to the ' v south pole on the broad back ut 1 1 Richard Dickie, seaman on Admiral I Byrdls second expedition to the Am- i y. arctic. Dickie now lives in vnncou- vcr. ,1 Summer is the rush season for, ' the Professor. Then the bout crcyvs ‘ f iii-rive. Some lake bout sailors, hc I 5 said, have their work executed in , , instruments, so much each time | their freighter reaches port. Coin- 1 I 1

pllculcd designs take 10 hours to 1 fuilsh. ‘ - Most popular motif asked for is

the United States flog, though 95 1 per cent of his customers arc Can- - ; aillnns and Europeans. Hearts and 1 anchors also are popular, while an l occasional client mks for a tomb- ‘ stone with apprcpdale wozding. 1 l Joe has Just about everything!

among his 1,000 designs.

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friends. One daughter, Miss Anna, ‘

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THE CANADIAN NATIONAL BOTH:

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1A handsome variety of gifts to suit every taste and every budget. . . .14»- everybody on your gift list. Make your gift shopping a pleasure by Sh")- plng at THE JENKINS PHARMACY. . . .where service prevails.

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OONFEDIBATION un: mstm- anon. b6798-1-12-8l2.

CRASWIILL FOR CHRISTMAS, Photographs. BUY ROBIN HOOD FLOUR, now, you will not regretvlt.

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Leather finish satin lined $12.00

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English Lavender and Roses in uttrzlc- tive Boxes and Bags. Priced from 30c to $1.25

HEADQUARTERS IO-l‘ Cit ‘ tree lights and electrical upplIan-| P05. Clliippfll 81'. CO., I73 GTBIIDD Si}. 111494-12-19-41

THE KINDERGARTEN Chrlst- ; mas Closing will be he'd 1n Trinity 1 Sorlul Hull Tuesday morning Dec- 1 Clllbffl‘ 22nd zit 10.30. Those inter- ested nre corztally invited.

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lift. HARRY KIRSII. fur-buyer,» l‘: 11 Alum-mu iuTivcd ui 101111 lust. e‘ l g and is buying 1111's at the Rere1~e Iioic‘. this ivcck. Interested p.11'11<'ula1'l_v' in high grade fox pelts. | blkins similar to ones purchased‘ from Mr. Wellington hide-Neill last 1 \v1=el:. Both these skins fetched a. l

p e11 of $250. More of this "stand- 11rd sought. 11-1617-12-22-11. 1 1

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THE CIIARL()'I"I‘E'I'OW'N Fur S11E11» huve outlets for o. number of high grade Alillin. Bonus of $50.00 will -ai;ni1\ be pflltl to the shipper who 111:1rket;the best skin through them. Brine; nlnnq your top skin. You muy get on extra $50.00. Last. year it. 1111s won by Arthur Roper,

HERE FOR HOLIDAYS — Nil‘. ;:.d 1‘. J. “Killer Jnnes have as their _ st for the holidrrv season filiss Tcmako Knlsuil. of Tokyo,

finpan. Miss Kutsuli arrived on the j ‘is other dlmcs‘ El5"“hm'°, mroxlcr‘ and dynustzcs which l'1‘.\li‘(l on mu-

terinl foundations seemingly 11s solid as a pyramid have been suwpt. away

Hand on Saturday night with Miss 1 \'iu1y Jnhes, from St. Thomusl 0111., where both nre attending 11111111 Indies’ College. Miss Kat; sull came to Canada last summer to attend a. elrfs’ camp, and later ‘ enrolled at the St. Thomas Col-

Yvqe. Although Canada for only a few months the young Japanese girl has made good progress in English and is rapidly becoming familiar with Canadian customs. Miss Jones is taking n physical education course at St, ‘Thomas and is part time instruc. tress in horseback riding.

Uni,- llllniird’: for Bltel.

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LONDON, Dec. Ill-Giving in th. Observer his "after thoughts" on the abdication of Edward VIII and the accession of King George VI, J. L. Liurtin today said, in part;

"Whut the King (George) 1m done in the first days of his reign 1s us right uhd telling a3 what 1,1 1111s sold. His purpose, like that o. his father whom he resembles, is not oniy to walk within the letter or the constitution but to be gum- 1111 by the spirit that is ln every uuy required for an active and un- tullliig concord between the Crown and the ministers, parliament and peoples.

“For the better attainment of Ulla end, the Kmg recalled Lord wigmm

1 to his right hand as private advise

This was an act of more 111111.11) significance than it might firs.

jseem. It restores the informal but

mott valuable link in the working relations between the monarchy am.

- the government.

“One detect of the fomier tclgr. “'11s nn llltfftHslllg omission of n11

1 advisory mfeglinrd. Counsel at. the ,

.~overeign‘s side lost its accustomed 1, p111 .

"'l""llllf‘tl for mnny years in the Sllllll: school 111th the experienced and matured father of the (pres- ent) kin; Inrd Wlgram is equipped I like, nobody else to maintain a wiec , i\\l\'1.\‘()l‘_\' tradition. '

"To deal with extreme cases o1 dcarllnck and dis ocatlon in the pur- 1 llainentnry system is the most. vital political office remaining to the Crown. when Queen Victoria de- sired to adjust a stubborn dispute between the two houses 0n reform bills more than 50 years ago it was

l Si: Henry Ponaonby. u hei- confl-

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1,»: 1:1 Guardian Oflicc by ‘ indispensable 1101'}; oi suuhdnrg 11111

Crown brings to bear on erhrs de- pends upon its iiitlueiu-e. ll1'<'1llIlll~ laced by the ordinary disrhrirge o1

she has been in ‘ hf

Mount lftlwzird Rvad. -' ' q - L~l424-12-l7-19-22. ‘,5’ "gm". _ ...___ M " for the man who IIETIQRN HOME -— Ml‘. and tl-ayeli Priced l\ R. H. Pethiek, who have been ' f y 11;; ut- Mr. Pelluclvs oId home The filter cooled pipe. All-shapes and‘ mm lit CI‘ ‘lt-‘t!1‘t€]‘.‘.‘l‘1, Prince Edward Sizes _ _ _ _ _ ____ ’ I~l.1n<i, returned the 0nd of lust _ “'00 each $200 to $1500 \\'1--. 11nd nre guests at the Misses .‘l11eC‘-illi\'.1r_\', James St. Mr. i lnlluex, 11110 is manager of the Shaving Sets - — — — — -- 51-00 "P lloyul Bunk 11nd 111111 been ill since , , _ __ _ _ - - __ _ __ __ __ __ gm) each the suuuner is. we nre glad to say. lfmdif" P91111165 — -— —-— —— — 00L‘ up Dlmhl" Pipes 2.- 1111111111113" 1111,11'o\'cd.—- New Glas- l\cyta1nci' Sets — _ _ _ _. ._ " ASII Trays —— —— -' - '— '_ '_ — “c up , ‘ 1 _ $1.20 _ 1 Q1111‘ Chronicle. lhllfqk] 3,.“ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ___ 50c u Dunhm Lighters _ __. .._. $3,511 and $0.00 p . 1 ‘ " - urc reminded copy for . I E e . 11111115, or corrections, '> ‘ , ' E U... -: the Guardian Cffice by I A. 2.1. u- tiny previous o inscr- 7 i 3 T . . fzl~rez1tlv there has. been a teu- “l ) 00mm, Ken‘ and Great George 5|‘ f"‘]J_\'. enforcing us to _, mrnts over to ad-. renienec and dlsap- 1 ___ _ p __ _. __.. _ 71-,“ _- » " _ _ > w , l‘ use make, a note -— i‘ denhnl lIlt‘.~0ll‘I0.‘, who (-11.11 .1 (a. - 11111-111; our time. The British Mpn- 11111 hell)- "Méin-fllly]

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among the unite the synpzithics of 30.000000

L-tfl reporting. Gcorao VI _ H ' himself with . lur 111d. 0111111‘ institution in the world could citizens otherwise yirofolindly dnlda "But the s . ugtli i1 hiqh haw borne a strum und shock like ed in opinion 11nd tecung.

l 111111;" sustained by more impa Dflble

1111s 1111114111011 1-1e111i11ts, stands firm and fast. No

"In this sense the social mon- archy of Britain is :1 miracle of it: kind. That 11 yriil be perpetuated with heart and soul by the King and Queen together is not second amongst the saving certainties o! our national synstcm.“

the I those of the last fortnight with the saute, resiliency. '

"Llndcr a test the most unexpect- ed and severe, its reserves proved urcfltci‘ than we knew. The British Nlonarchy is devoted and dedicated

20H‘ all to the causes of national

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