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$29.50 to $275.00

SATURDAY»

You’re Safe

‘When YOU buy a

FROM

‘lligoietm

In’ this leadersllill shilwi“? ti" frr coals. "QTY Karma“ “mt; ‘from f1 mnkc_r_ of irlﬂd and proved reliability-

livery cont was bought and LlZlflC up [or 12s early, B“ l-Oilii the present advnriw in prices.

You are ilzen invited t0‘ Visit- ryt onFy tize ‘best, but the t showing of Fine Fur

coats.

Hudson Seal. Flﬂlch lie-TL Ptuturzil hluslcrui. Mm“,

ltiurmot, Tlzzpiu, llczivel: Ilamb Bloadizzil, Carucul, all tiiuﬁe “and more.

and all prices between

FUR COAT

A Christmas Gift

Fen

The Whole amily

h?“ Nothing an equal amount of money can purchase will bring quite as much pleasure to the kerosene lighted home. You cannot appreciate ALADDIN light, nor the beauty of their ﬁnishes, nor the exquislteness of

their shades unless you actually see them. Come in and let us demon- strate this wonderful new ALADDIN.

DISTRIBUTED BY

FEIIELI. "i" GHANBLER

The Central tiuardia

ANCE

Photographs.

now, you will not regret it.

TALES

(Bremner). L1056-12-5-

and Jewelry.

11.00 am. and Tryon 7.30 9-m-

until Christmas.

hurch ltustico; 7.30 Stanley Bridge. Rev .v. A. Paterson, Minister.

AT MAnsurraLosArTlsl

_.ll be conducted by Rev. H. L

;cllton, who will be assisted by zllelnbers of the Male Choii- of the, it

gnu rlottetown Baptist Church.

I. ‘l

L1487-12-l9-li 3

____.._ i (‘X11 CANTATA-At Zion Church on

Sunday. at the evening service, the '--?‘

choir will render a beautiful Christ-

mas cantata “The First Christmas." #7

The special numbers in the cantata are very attractive.

WE CAN ACCEPT PELTS as late

at Saturday, December 19th for in- I N0. 2 TIN EACH 13c

Jusicn on the London Auction, Jan- lary 6th. Pelts may be left with any

nlber 19th with assurance that they

.vill reach the sale.

Silver Fox Furs Ltd. L-l294-12-l6-l8.

ll'l with the reddest hair and

wry “Will Meet Again" by Mur- -cxt Monday in ‘The Guardian.

THE CHARLOTTETOWN Fur iales have outlets for a numbcl" of high grade skins. Bonus of $50.00 will again be paid to the shipper who markets the best skill through them. Bring along your top skin". You may get an extra $50.00. Last year it was won by Arthur Roper, Mount Edward Road.

_ L-1-i2A-12-17-19-22.

ITINDEB TO ADVERTISERS. ~Advertisers are reminded copy for new ldvertisements, or corrections, must reach the Guardian Oflicc by l1 A. M. the day previous to inscr- tion. Recently there has been a ten- dency to delay copy. enforcing us to carry advertisements over to ml- vcrtiserl’ inconvenience and diitlp- pcintmcnt. Please make a not: - "Ad! must be 1n Guardian Office by l1 A. m!" L-tf.

ITAIPHNG Tuesday. Dec. 15th, Mr. J. Kaufman of J. Kaufman. Ltd" Montreal will be buying silver fox and other furs in the ofllcc of Colin H. Stewart, Water St, Sum- merside (opposite Holmrins Groc- ery Dept.) As this firm are large manufacturers they require large quantities of raw furs for their own use and are prepared to pay highest market prices.

Ll275-l2-14-4i

8'1‘. PAUL'S CIIURCII -— At St. Paul's church on Sunday evening

yjanist and choirmastcr, will sing . D/iaunderb Sacred Cantata “Beth- lchem." Solo parts will be taken . by Mrs. Frances Holl Trninor, Mrs. Li‘. M. Nash. Mrs. R. E. Kemp, and Messrs. P. D. Williams, Alfred Bur- rill, and Wm. Holt Trainer.

ST. JAMES KIRK-The services tomorrow will be in keeping with

CONFEDEIATION LIFE IN SUR- L-679B-7-l2-312.

CI-ASWELL IOII. CHRISTMAS BUY' ROBIN l-IOOD FLOUR OF ABEGWEIT —

cuasraa A. CAMPBELL for in“? discounts on Watches, Diamonds : L-l412-12-l7-3l.

REV. T. O. DeWOLI-‘E will preach on Sunday, Dec. 20th, at Bonsllnlv

Ll490-i2-19-ll A‘ ’ IIOLMANS CHARLOTTETOlVN r

sTORE will be open every night

1'. Ll485-l2-19-li if HEADQUARTERS for Christmas!

..l'ce lights and electrical appllan-i F‘?

cos. Chappell d: Co., 173 Grafton! i117 st. Llaa-r-lz-la-ohg. ’ l M

cAvnlvnlsn - Pastoral charge j.)

services for Dec. 20th Jhristmas services: ll a.m. North

lllikClI, Sunday afternoon 3 o‘- f; Dck, December 20th, the service ,- J .

i Llm-lz-lo-li , ital?

of our receiving stations on Dec- ‘i;

To f».- The Dominion 1 s R

MEET GAY VAN AVERY, the

iucst eyes and best ﬁgure in New ‘ork in The Guardians new serial

i MEATS

aret German Nichols, which opens

t!

, .

AYLMERS N0. 2 Choice SQUAT 2 TINS

DEUEMBER 19, 1936 I __.__:_.§

CHRISTMAS NUTS and CANDY

35c

“ LYNN VALLEY

MIXED NUTS

lb.————----___ 2th

BRAZIL NUTS (in shell)

lb.————-——-—---i21cv

lb.——--——-——-

Ll525-l2-l9-li:

I v

Tllllil). 22 TINS "" 1 EATONS i‘ BULK TEA “- 35¢ anrozvs SUNGLO FRESH

GROUND LB.

l..--

ALMONDS (in shell)

Iii: 27¢

"A

23c

' GLEN WOOD

TOMATO JUICE

ti‘!

WALNUTS (in shell) ' “l”

Diamond A, lb. - _ _ _ 25$ To

20 oz- 9c axwmsomstsiio z,- rpj-i TIN 2 FOR 21b5,. _ _ __.. _ _ -. J13 if‘ s * REGENT CHOCOLATES’ I TLB. |b___.._.-- — — — — ——-— PKlG. 2 FOR ‘

iii i

BEANS

GOLDEN WAX

No. 2 TIN 3 TINS

-n m

.ﬁeisii -719.

26c ‘tit

2 lb. Box — — — — — —-

H6‘

as

. that? I?

-,1 ﬁr‘ s

Sliced

BACON, Ib _- - - - - 25c

TPTIONTIER BARTLETT I ‘CHOCOLATES GANWGS l m... 25c failure t: — — + A _ HARLEY TOYS GRANULATED _ ILZ%E.SIMEIIJJT h I , t 0R BROWN 10 LBS. ___-_ c ‘Egglfenade 2 lb box —_ i C‘ .. CHRISTMAS CRACKERF‘ gar"; 4 --- Box _. __ _-- -- 29:1 50c and 73v

p _,_._., L , L,“ __ Choice GRAPES-Z lbs. ------- - — — — — — — — -— — 11% 5,4 CHUCK ROAST ORANGES, JAMAICA — Sweet and Juicy-Doz. -- — — — — - i. 1=l~1l~=l=1b—~e———— gggggsgﬁggugfggyggg~s —————————— —— +1, IWm-w» »—— _ g9 ._ Z for _ _ — — — — — — — -— .. t. _. _ ll bwEET-PICKLED "G HEAD LETTUCE l SWEET PoTATDEs rt - i.” c0lzlvnDnnErf,lb.-- 2m_______29c 2lbs______~_’, Edy; PRES" MADE 15¢ CELERY HEAD PARSNIPS g .1: ,., SAUSAGES ‘b- ‘“ _ "“ per bunch - - - -- - c 5 lbs. — — — — - -— -— 15"! ' " W gyjolggn FILLETS CRANBERRIES CARROTS l"

‘n, 21hr. ——-——-——-_—"-—

I i} ALSO TURKEYS. GEESE. DUCKS AND CHICKENS

FRESH FRUITS

IiUNKIST ORANGES-Good Size-Doz- — — — — — — —- - -- ~ 55¢‘ l?

.»....._______35c

r0 ENABLE OUR STAFF T0 away A Gb5i>‘r?}’11.vs"r_ MAS HOLIDAY 1111s STORE AND MAIL 01mm otter/tr: WILL CLOSE AT 6 m1. ma‘ zvmur BEFORE (YHRIfVIXIIJ. w

and VEGET “H” i=0

5lbs.---------- Stu

(Continued From Page 16) or gloss desks and thought of a hat as youzmd I do with telephone numbers. And they don't. either. Mr. Aage

I , the choir, under the capable dir- lThlmnm ‘pmmunced oer Tmmrp’ i ection of Mr. H. R. Shepllard. or- i i

though few of his clients know and he doesn't encourage it-scund be- ing too easily confused with C00- cri-has explained it all to me, and as he makes between five and s‘x thousand hats a year he seems n good enough example. Every- thing he does he thinks of in terms

, of hats!

So as he has just been fumish- lng a house to live in‘ his collec-

. the Christmas festival. The min-

istcr will conduct both services and‘ a preach at the morning service. In‘

the evening there will be no ser- , mun, the service being musical ; throughout. Carols will be sung by

the boy and girl chorlsters, and at . full choir will render special mus-‘ l 5:111 numbers. The old Christmas‘ hymns will be sung. Strangers and visitors are cordially invited to at- l tend the services.

THE BAPTIST CHURCH —— At the morning service the Rev. ILL. Benton. B.D., will preach. taking: as his theme "Trouble at Jerusa- lem." The music of the morning. a Christmas arrangement, will in- clude selections from Handel! ora- torio The Messiah. with selections for recitative and solos for con- traltc and soprano by Miss Vera Campbell and Miss Berna Huestis. The choir will sing "And the Glory of the Lord" and "The Hallelujah Chorus". Miss Callbcck will play

Campbell will. for the offcrtcry. play the violin solo "Adoratioif (Borowski). The birth of Christ

in song and story will be ihethomo

of the evening service. The choir

sings carols. duets and Christmas

anthems as the Rev. H. L. Denton

unfolds the story of the first

Christmas. lbr the offertory Miss

Campbell playsas violin solo "Mad-f ri ." The evening service will be broadcast over station CFCY at

0.15 p.m.

-________

Mr. Robert Borden arrived last evening from Ottawa. where T101138 been attending school. to spend the Christmas holidays at his home. l

the “Pastoral Symphony". Miss‘

tion in preparation is just like that. Miniature models of Adam fireplaces, of Chippendale chairs and old-fashioned clocks to be worn ivherc we used to put ﬂowers and feathers.

There is cvcn to be a hat stuffed with down. lko n. cushion. So like n cushion ‘n fnct, that you'll be nble to take it off and sit on it at the pictures without affecting the

| shape .

t FOR A MAN'S ROOM

‘ A mnnnish atmosphere can be ob- Joined for a bedroom by uslnﬂ wallpaper with n brown background iWllll an oY-whitc lattice pattern irlcslgn. Druporfcs could be candle- iwlck, brown tufts mntrasting with natural background and the furn-

THE COOK'S CORNER

tuondnued From Page 16) CRANBERRY APPLE COCKTAIL

Peel and cut apples in one-half inch dice; cover with above mixture for cranberry ccckta/l and allow to stand one hour before sewing.

I CRANBERRY MOUSSE 3 cups cranberries 3-4 cup water 1 1-4 cups sugar 1 pint whipping cream Grated rind and Juice o.’ 1 small orange Cook cranberries with water until soft. Rub through s’cve. Add sugar to pulp and cook 5 minutes. Add grated r’nd and juice. Cool. Fold in cream, whipped until stff, Freeze.

CRANBERRY APPLES

1 cup cranberries

1 cup sue!!!‘

1 cup water

6 apples

Cover cranberries with water and cook until broken. Press through a coarse sieve. Add sugar, bring to I boil; add apples peeled, cored, and cut in elghths. Cook very slowly until apples are clear and have ab- sorbed the juice. Cool and serve with whipped cream as desert. Use

iturc mahogany Chippendale. Touches of rcd in hunting prints

apples which do not break up in cooking. Bpy, Delicious. Russet, or

and leather chnlr add nest to the Tolman Sweet an 800d V5511?!"

color scheme.

How to Make a Splendid , Cough Remedy at Home

. , , ‘ - l A B18 Sill/mg» and Its So fgfygjf; Satire-Inuit“? gnfblaglay, I "W" llioill, and children love |

Easy! No Cooking! “N32113:” ﬁietrlyiclige: usually contain‘): o ugnr s -ru s ingrr-dlent, but one vvhiclsyoinnleons- ilv make at home. Take 2 cups of gran-

tor this purpose.

Th"! l! I very effective. dependable.

the a r passages.

gale?‘ sugar and 1 cup of water, and the liblesm. soothes the lrritstilcioonen.

w innmon l til Ngﬁgoklurl No iroinlinit all.

et from your druggist 2% eﬂeet in CICtt-‘IDB up bad ooh

l1 "Hum! of Pinter, pour it into s 18 on.

Pine: is l- ccmpound containing N . “W” '"‘" "t":21..$1i":.'.l1r r..':.'.;":'.'.*"..r."s:""".t" "m - "'5' ' l ,5 f I 1 ,1 v soo r02‘; 51:11:43!‘ arugé-ucolgzgzml; inane’: ‘virgin- coughs. Money re

ounces 5r real

¢||uojye¢ brunt-n and makes hmlfhh]

en more than delighted wTth hts quick K l.

l t l ‘ , Till!!! all" 1LT: "I t Dlellc you in every way,

l‘ i l i i

Dorothy Dix’: Letter Box I

(Continued {Prom Page 16) marries. Be stingy with your demonstrations oi affection. ‘hem. B5 U161! M” ham 5° Bet. .Once o. girl has the rcputuli free with her charms, she cheapens herself so that fcw mcn gut- l. ‘ than l P8891118 glance with anything other in their minds thu-l u ‘ joyment of what they can get without ciltangling llicmselve

Don't pick out a husband with less thought than you u. ‘ selecting a. hat. There is a lot more to love than u. few flee l‘. of physical pleasure. The love that celebrates silver and not. n i. versaries is built on a mutual respect and companionship tllnl -. 1~ oneness of tholught and impulse greater than can be (iibCi.v\1'l'l'ii hi‘ i‘ casual chat or a brief intimacy. This is what s. lot of college boys of my age think about girls.

ll. 1

Answer:

And wise thoughts they are, buddy. I hope that some of U: " 1' Hull's Whtc write to me that men only like wild women tnkc your lliull.» 1~ t. car .

Dear Miss Dix-What can a woman do who has a husband v. no lolls around the house all day long playing solitaire from $1111 H1) ‘v *“““‘.L‘ wlunseems only to care to cat. sleep, read; who ls always GULNLi w u" things but never does, when there is a young son to be educated, l W‘ home is in debt, when the wife hos done everything she pow!»- suppcrt time faintly? That is my fix and I don't lmow the ltllS\\‘\'l'.

KARGAREI‘. Answer:

Thom are only two things she can do. Ono is to refuse to suilnlllb m‘ Ila-m BBOd-for-nothing husband any longer and- turn him out of liit‘ in The other is just to accept the situation and quit worrying over it flllfl n- gard him as a piece of household bric-a-bric.

DOROTHY DIX-

lsland Motor Transpo Ltd. 4 WINTER SCHEDULE NOW IN OPERATION

WIIIK DAYS- Leave Charlottetown — — 8.00 AM. 12.00 A-M. 4.00 PM. have Smnmenide — — - 10.00 AM. 2.00 PM. 6.00 PM. i sATunD/ir EVENING and d1: "HIRISTMAS “"1" Leave Charlottetown — — — — — — - — 19-09 P3“- Leave Summersl —- — — — — — — - — 12-99 lmdmlh‘ SUNDAY ONLY-

Leave Cﬁrlottetcwn — — — - - - 9.00 AM. 4.00 P-M- Leave Slllnmerslde - -— — — — —- — "-99 A-Mi 6'00 I'M‘

For complete h-iormstlon and timetable phone or onllnirilll; Bu! Depots, Bcddln Bros, Charlottetown. or (zﬂllrlitillﬂ n‘ ‘ Store, Summer-side. 58mm lhllimm“ “"7 h”

- ~11. .' ‘Blﬁeclal Christmas late evening schedule commences H‘ l‘ evening.

either depot 1