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SUNGLO FLOUR,

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V; lb. Pkg. . . . . . . . . . . .. 1 lb, pkg. . . . . . . . . . . . ..

RAISINS, lb. . . . . . . . .. BULK DATES, 2 lbs. . CITRON PEEL, lb.

TOMATOES, Firm

CHUCK ROAST BEEF, RIB ROAST BEEF, lb. .

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TABLE RAISINS, pkg. EATING FIGS, 8 oz. pkg, 10c

COOKING FIGS, 3 lbs. SEEDED ‘RAISINS, pkg. . 15c ALMOND ICING, EATON’S . . . . . . . . .. 15c

BLEACI-IED SULTANA

RUMP ROAST BEEF, lb. . . .

CORNED BACON, lb. CORNED SPARE RIBS,

' SEEDLESS RAISINS Bulk, 2 Lbs. CURRANTS Bulk, 2 Lbs. 23c PASTRY FLOUR, 7 Lb. Bag 27c EATONIA BAKING POWDER 1 Lb. Tin . . . . . . . . . . SUGAR, WHITE OR YELLOW, 10 Lbs. . . . . . . . . . 55c LEMON OR VANILLA Eaton’s Artificial, 12 Oz. Bottle . . . 25c COCOANUT, Fine or Coarse, Bulk, Lb. .. . . . . 19c 85c. 50Lb.Bag $1.59 PIE PEACHES AND CHERRIES 12 Oz. Tin . . . . . . . . 2 for 25c ORANGE AMARMALADE 2 Lb; Jar '

24 Lb. Bag‘

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......25c

29c

29c ORANGE and LEMON. PEEL, lb. . . . . . . . . . 23c 17c PEANUTS, 2 lbs. 25c 25¢ MIXED NUTS. lb. . . . . . . . 18c SHELLED FILBERTS, lb, . . . . .. 37c FILBERTS in SHELL, lb. 17c

SI-IELLED BRAZILS, lb. 45c 27¢ BRAZILS IN SHELL, lb. . . . . . . . 19c

SHELLED WALNUTS, '/z lb. 25c

Juicy JAMAICA ORANGES, Doz. . . ..

, _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ,_ 25¢ WALNUTS in SHELL‘, lb. 25¢ 15c ALMONDS IN SHELL. lb. 19c 33c SI-IELLED ALMONDS, lb, 45c

29c and 39c

Ripe,Lb.............. . . . . 19c lb. 10c smear) BACON, lb. .......... .. 29¢ .. .. 16c VEAL ROASTS, lb, . . . . . . 10c and 15c

18c POTTED MEAT,2bowls........ 25c 16c FRESH FILLETS, lb. 20c

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This column In non-woo for an of local Intern! but advertising of I newly luturo m“ b‘ Imported q I out: n word Itrlntly payable odvanol.

BAPTIST CHURCH xmI-l Sale

t0 day. 11-3195-13-6-11. I GONFEDERATION LIFE INSUR-

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nauorous home cooking and candy at Baptist Church Bazaar to- day- L-assa-iz-c-n.

PBESBYTERIAN CHURCH SEB- VICIiS-Bunday, December 8th. Cardigan 11.00 A. M. Lorne Valley 3.00 P. M. Montague ‘L00 P. M. The Minister at all services

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PBESBYTEBIAN CHURCH SEB- VICESF-Sunday, December 10th. Mount Stewart, 11.00 A. M. High- fleld 3.00 P. M. Marshfleld 7.00.P.M. The Rev. Wm. ‘Ifitzsimmons of Stanley, N. 13., will preach.

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BAPTIST CHURCH SERVICES.- Sunday, December 8th. Preacher. A. G- Crowe. Central Bedeque 10.45 A. M. Subject, "Bible Gospel versus World Gospel." Sunday School 11.45. Freetown '1 P. M. Subject. “God's Index Finger." 11-3571-12-6-11.

OOMPLETES TEST-The Jersc? cow Lily Standard Lass bred and owned by Stead Brothers, Char- lottetown, P.E.I., has completed a record at 2 years and 46 days of age in 305 days of 5,560 lbs. of milk, 30'! lbi. of fit, ‘with an aver- age test of 5.52 per cent.

CENTRAL PARISH SERVICES.- Special service of thanksgiving for the blessings of the year at Church- hill this (Thursday) evening at 7.30; St. Catharlnes, Friday at 7.30 P. M. Next Lord's Day, Churchhiil at 11 A. M., Nine Mlle Creek, 2.80 P. M., Bible Schools one hour be- fore; Canoe Cove, 7.15 P. M. Sab- bath Schools at Canoe Cove, Elliott Hall and Clyde River at 2 o'clock afternoon. No service at Clyde river Church on December 8. -

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WOOD ISLANDS AND MURRAY HARBOR SOUTH-The services in the Wood Islands and Murray Har- bor South congregations on Sunday December 8th will be as follows: ‘Wood Islands 11 A. M. S. Sclvpl 10 AM. Wood Islands East, 1.30 PM. S. School 1 P. M. Murray Harbor South Presbyterian Church 3 ". M.

Make ‘Palestine InVerdure New

MONTREAL, Dec. 5—(C.P.‘)— Word has been received by the iioirist Organization of Canada here of a gift of his Majesty the K1118 01' i1 V013’ fine b- cirnen of Cuprcssus Orientalis (Oriental Cypress) to the King George V Jubilee Forest. The only ‘one of its kind at Windsor Great Park, the tree has bran shipped from London on the British steamer "Japanese Prince" for Palestine. It will be planted by his Excellency the High Commissioner, Lt.-Gen. Sir Arthur Wauchope.

The forest is British Empire Iewry’s mark of loyalty expressed

on the oczasion oi his Majmtyh Silver Jubilee. It will cover a large area of desolate and barren land on the hills of Nazareth which in olden days were famed for their forest beauty.

The tree presented by his Maj- esty is the first ever to be ship- ped from England to Palestine.

A campaign is now under way in Canada under the chairmanship of Mrs. A. J. Freiman oi Ottawa, to raise funds for the planting of 10,- 000 trees M part of the tribute of Brgitish Empire Jewry to his Maj- 95 Y

SEARCH NOT MADE BY "BEEF-EATERS"

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the first time in three centuries, the Yeomen of the Guard-the fa.- mous Beef-Eaters-did not make their formal search under the Houses oi’ ‘Parliament today for plotters who might want to blow up Parliament at its opening state session. .

Because of the death of Prin-

c:ss Victoria the ceremony was not held. ' Every time Parliament had open- ed since the discovery in November, 1605, of the plot of Guy Fawkes and other conspirators to blow up Parliament, the Beef-Eaters had searched the cellars in their garb of red tunic, faoed with blue and gold, red breaches and stockings, and broad brimmed hats. They are part of the King's bodyguard, and share the term Beef-Deters with the warders of the Tower oi’ Lon- don. Their name is supposed to be derived from the French buffetier, or buffet-keeper, in token. of their portly appearance. Most of them are distinguished retired officers.

STAY MARRIED

CHICAGO, Dec. b-With 8,000 reconciliations of parted couples to his credit, Superior Court Judge Joseph Sabath celebrated his 25th anniversary on the Bench today by disclosing his formula for happy marriage: .

"The only way to stay married- Ls to stay married.’

The 46,000 marital rifts he has handled during a quarter of n cen- tury has convinced him, he -sa.id. that divorces are always caused by "a little foolishness." I

Whether it concerns finances, or a third person, or something else, the stumbling block usually is a trivlality," the veteran jurist u- sorted.

The judge himself hufbeen hap- pily married since 1881. He has three children, and seven grand-

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Adolph Menjou World's Best Dressed Man

HOLLYWOOD, Calif. Dec. 5 - Haberduhers hero shook their hoods in dismay today over a list of beat-dressed mm Id complied by New York olothiera.

Only one actor, med Astaire, was selected-a shook to filmlmd’; de-

only a pissing mention from the local judges who listed their own selections-ell

ture industry. ,

‘Adolf ueniou we: not on tho New Yon: list-another shook. m actor, the homo town alothiers insisted, was not ml the best-dressed mun inonitod toobutintheworld at largo.

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by William Powell, Warm: William, llorihlil.

and Young People's meeting, Wood Islands Church 7 P. M. All arc cor-

' dially invited. Kindy note change of

hours at Wood Islands East and Murray Harbor South. L-3560-12-6-ll.

Famous Sisters Start Movie Careers

(By A. E. Fulinrd) (Canadian Press Staff Writer) (C.P. By Guardian's Special Wlre)

CALLANDER, Ont., Dre. 5—Tl1e Dionne quintuplets toddied effort- lessly and wlnzomely into a feat- ure motion picture today, and pro- czeded to take command of the sit- uation. The iamous ycungstezs, l8 months old, awakened from a sound sleep to find Hollywood cameras ready for them.

Director Henry King led a. small force of movie men into Datce Hos- pital, two and a half miles from Callandcr. ‘fip-toeing in while the babies s‘apt, they set up their equipment nciselessly and then waited ‘rather fearfully for Yvonne, Cecile, Emilie, Annette and Marie to wake up. They would be perhaps frightened by the invaders.

But the movie people were, more frightened than the quints one by one, the sisters walked boldly into their transformed nursery and had only disarming smiles for the film folk.

Dorothy Peterson, who is cast as the nurse in "The County Doctor," dressed Yvonne and Annette while tho first scene was shot. Meanwhile Cecile, Emilie and Marie sat in their beds ‘and the movie people paid more attention to the antics of this trio than to the filming.

Then Jean l-Iersholt, playing the part of Dr. Allen Roy Defoe, tried his hand at dressing one of the babies and inadvertently added a humorous touch when he put the little frock on back to front. The other scenes showed thQ quints happy in their play-pens. Stooping over them, Miss Peterson sang a nursery rhyme and Cecile “played up” by waving her pink arms in tilflg to the rhythm. '

Dr. Defoe was in the nursery during the 50 minutes the movie crew was there and satisfied him- self the lights did not harm the eyes of his charges. The actual filming occupied only '7 1-2 minutes and produced 900 feet oi’ film, with which Director King declared him- self mtirely satisfied.

filming will continue daily from 11 to l2 in the morning and, bor- rin; setbacks. a week will see the scenes completed.

Tonight Dr. Defoe was tendered a dinner by newspaper reporters

the quintuplets‘ Boyle debut. Yorkers in the matter of sartorial ‘attainments.

“Ibo Stiff, too studied, too little one," countered the movie ward- robe specialists. “If they're well- dtoued, they're boo formal; and if they're at ease, they're not well- dressed."

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