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‘DECEMBER 1o, 1931 A _ THE ciiARL0T'ri~.i‘owN GUARDIAN WSE FIVE

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H, pomical v-

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will open the fur buying seasonl ,

lasts longer

I _ BGCUUSS,--its snique, tiny, Hat-shaped particles

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and do a lot more cleaning.

' "‘.Every bit of Old Dutch works. You will be both sur- '-"`:prised and delighted with how long a package of Old , '_'?Dutch lasts, and how economically and efficiently it

your cleaning.

1-`_1OId Dutch is perfect for porcelain and enamel, tile,

j-painted woodwork,

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floors, refrigerators, stoves, utensils, in fact for all cleaning throughout the home.

Old Dutch doesn’t s¢:ratch.With one smooth sweep it removes all the dirt, grease, grime and stains-as well as the invisible, health - menacing impurities. Old Dutch is your great- est help in housekeeping and your safeguard to`Healthful Cleanliness.

Good Prizes.

They will appreciate it.

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p. m., Cross Roads at 7. p.

H015' Redeemer Hall, B o'clock sharp.

Monday. December nh. iosia-ii

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` REMEMBER Zion Church Tea

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1. . .:f: I NOW is 'nw rims in buy ii New

' I Eur Coat. Special prices on all Fur

Coats now in stock. Prowse Bros.,

_ Ltd- ions-12-10-ai.

‘ A Gxrr ron c|m1s'rMAs and 411 the year round is a subscription to The Charlottetown Guardian. Bent it to friends at home or abroad,

‘ THERE ARE WONDERFUL bar- gains in Ladies' Cloth Coats at our Big Discount Sale. Prowse Bros.,|

Ltd. 10779-12-10-3i._

JOHN GRI-1SllAM’S GIRL-The

Guardians new serial story starts on Friday. Dont iniss the opening

THE STORY OF A MAN-who

married a girl for revenge-John Greslianrs Girl by Concordia. Mer- rcl, starts in the Guardian on Fri- day. Its a story of the triumph oi love over hatred. D0n`t Miss it.

TURNIPS.-Loading Turnips in

bulk at railway, Charlottetown, Thursday, Friday, Saturday morn- ing and Monday. Henry Smallwood, Phone 1581-11 Charlottetown Ex- change. 10792-12-10-Si.

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CHURCH SERVICES-On Dec.

13th will be conducted at Hazel-

* MADE 'N CANADA brook at 11 9,. m., Alexandra. ata

Ill.

Please notice changes in time of eurvice for Alexandra and Cross

Roads; Miss Kathleen MacArthur of

” Just stop and

» .__ workmanship.

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consider the many excellent

services we offer. Our rates are very' reas- onable and we guarantee our goods and

Merit counts.

1 _ .__ May we have your next order for any of the ‘ g1‘g-~-~f¢l»l0wing work ? home to do some work on his car, _ 3 ` intending to call for her later.

Y WE have roccivcd ii. shipment of beautiful New Furniture Whfm he fH1l€d i0 81TlV€ M154

I' Coverings. ` Hopkins phoned her house, but on

WE sell and rcslivcr Mirrors.

1' We s¢-ii window sinides. 1

Linoleum.

_` WE sell Picture Moulding.

3 sell Car Topping and Running Board Matting, Window ' Channcll and Gimp.

1 ` WE sell all Upholstering Accessories.

_ sell Duoo Household Cement.

move Fumlturc. Carefully by experienced men.

WE crotc and pack Fumiture and Dishes.

WE repair and polish Furniture.

W'E uplioister Furniture. It you want a real good job, ' done by a thoroughly experiencedtradcsmen, one of

Maritime Provinces, lct us quote you.

WE buy Feathers. 1 Henry MacFarlane & Gi..

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, 1* ' ' N FANCY BOXES fg, s'rA'r|oNl:iu i sm. Nom”

l 3 :twlonlerful values from 20 cents each up to if

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‘Toronto will address a meeting in

M”-" ' ‘ I - the cross Roads Church on Fri-' 11,!

day, Dec. 11th at 7.30 p. m. E. J.

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:Hopkins of Arlington, Mass., which occured under unusually sad cir- fcumstances. Mr. Hopkins had driven his wife to visit at _the home of her uncle and returned

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death being due tocarbonmonoxide

gas. Mrs. Hopkins was formerly) #XJ

Miss Margaret (Peg) MacKenzie of

Long Creek, and the sympathy of' 11,!

her many friends goes out to her

in her bereavement.

Have Little ,

Home Work

MONTREAL, Que., Dec. 9-(By The Canadian Press)-School child-

ren 'are

much the same the world

ovcr, but it seems in Liverpool they talk more than in Montreal. Home- work is rarely given, not because the [pupils do not need it, but because the pnrcnts somehow imagine it rc- flccts on their standing, which re# ` marks are contained in a letter from I Ramona Coffey, teacher from the Montreal Roman Catholic schools, ‘ \vho is now teaching for one year in

Grcnt Britain.

I (Homework is rarely given; it is considered ‘ri device for keeping par- nnis humble: The boys so swim-

ming once a week, cricket once andj football once, and we have boxing cvcry Friday afternoon from 3.15 top 4 n'cioci<. A11 sports are part 0! thc, curriculum and are, therefore, tak-6

cn during school hours. The poori children, of whom there is a large.

number, receive, free bus and tram’ tickets and free dinners. Those who . can afford to pay give f0ll\’D¢n°@ ill dny for their lunch. They receive ment, two vegetables and dessert. The dinner is brought in huge tins from a caterer nearby, and a. woman comes in 15 minutes before time to set the tables and serve out the food. Afterwards an the boys 11n<=` up and wash and comb themselves while the woman superintiends.

Quite a job.

“There is a fine bathroom in each

special school, and another woman is paid by the hour for bathing the children. The result is there is not, n, dirty child in the school, although ` some ot them come from the heart of the slums. In fact, many of them enjoy it so much they ask for

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a bath every week.

MANY visrr vrcronn cassa- I vA'romr

Over 32,800 persons vsited the

Dominion Astrophysical Observ

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' tries, Repps, Ralina. in a lovely blending

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For durability and service throughout the years the Mohair Chesterfield Suite still holds first place. Bright, attractive reverse cushions double the life of

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friend who would not be delighted at receiving a lamp from you for Christ- mas. And a lamp may be such an inex-

you choose it here.

Floor lamps in wood or metal bases with silk parchment, cellon, oruhand painted shades at $8.50 to $37.50

" Bridge Lamps in a great variety of shades $4.00 and up.

.1 _ii Table and Boudoir Lamps. Our stock was never more

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In looking for a suitable and practical gift for the home

don’t overlook the desk, whether you select one of the smaller ones such as the spinnet or the more elaborate and

graceful secretary desk, you may be sure your selection will be apprec- iated.

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Euh Christmas 'sees many of these beauti-

_ ful tea wagons, given and admired by the ` delighted home lovers. Very convenient,

and indispensable for the hostess. $18-95 UP-

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Beautiful

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TOYS! TOYS!

' ALL SHAPESI ALL SIZES! I ALL KIHDS! _ALL PRICES!

..15cto $4.95

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. . . . 10c to $6.50 10c to $7.50 15c to $3.75

Dishes, per set . . . . . . . . .. . 15c to $2.65

29c to $9.50 '

. . . . $3.75 to $7.50

Doll Beds . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . $1.115 to $3.50 'I Kindergarten Sets . . . . . . $2.75 to $5.00 I _` Erector Sets . . . . . . . . . ... 69c to $14.50 ' Tools in Chests .. . . .. .. $1.25 to $14.50 ' Automobiles _ . . . . .. . . . $12.50 to $22.00 I Rocking chairs $3.50 in 51.00

Tricycles . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $6.75 to $16.00 Sicighs . . .. 55c to $2.75

" I Carts . . .. .. $1.29 to $7.50

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Be At Holm`an% Wed.

Dec_. 16.Don ’tMiss Him!

Dolls . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. .

O! Books . . . . . . . .._

` ’ Games . . . . . . . . . ...

1_ Mechanical Toys

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‘j A b 'QQIIIIIIIIIL . of a lovely cedar chest.

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one. Natural red cedar $11.75. Solid walnut with cedar lining $15.75 up.

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EASY CHAIRS

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6000 USED PHOIIUGHAPHS

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Five only phonographs all in A1 condition.

Clearing at rock bottom prices. Twenty records

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him. Prices range from the simpler styles nt

$1.75 to the table models at . . . . . . . . . $25.00

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