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GEITRAL GUARDIAN

YORK PASTORAL manda- Sunday, Dec. liith, Central Church il- iim-i York 3 p.m., Brackley ‘l pm. '

ALWAYS FRESH See our big array of Xmas chocolates. The

selection is of the best. Very fancy packages

rigllliflfi,» CLYDE RIVER-On Sunday, Dec.

make your holiday se- lection easy.

(CHOOSE XMAS cnocoiirrs turn:

assortment is complete. You will also 8nd your favorite bulk assort- ment here. ,

Annie L. Hunter

a I w a y s a favorite. Fancy Xmas packages. Try Hunter’s Bulk, you will like them.

SMILES ’N CHUCKLES

in pound and two pound fancy boxes.

"Make this your candy store"

DEVEREAUX cl... . IAEAI illlil FISH MARKET

18th, the service in the Presbyterian Church, Clyde River, will be at 3 p. n1, S. School at I p. ln,

BBOOKFIBLD-‘lhe services in the Brookfield Congregation on Sunday, Dec. 18th, will be as fol- lows: Hartsvllie, ll. a. m., S. School, l0 a. m. and Brookfield, ‘l p. m.

STOLEN OAR IDGATED-‘Ihe police received s report laatynight that a car hlid been taken from its parking plBM in Queen Street. The automobile, which belonged to-a visitor from Prince Edward Island. was located later in the city.- Moneton Transcript. . WINS HONORS IN NURSING- Amolig those receiving the Blue Seal Award as a result of the re- COIJL 8080B BOBIG Esau!‘ ILIOIIB

ed Nurses, was Miss Edna Mclsaao of Charlottetown, P. E. L, whose average was 00.1%.

FUNERAL SERVICES—'I'I'L3 fun~ era! of Mrs. Patrick lifurray 100g place from the residence of Char-i les Donovan, 64 Cumberland Street yesterday morniris at 8.45 to si. Dunstan’; Basilica. The pall bear- erg were: Peter McCarron, Otis Mc- Assey, James Lee, Thomas L. Smith, Hal Warren, James Farrly. Service at the church was’ conducted by Father O’l-Ianley and at the grave by Mgr. Maurice Mac-Donald.

AXWORTIIY-PARKMAN — A very quiet and pretty wedding took

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PHE ETOWN GUARDIAN

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The Queen’s Meat

At 223 Queen

If you want quick

Phone 1301

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If you're economizing Then you'll be glad to know,

Are very, very low.

Buy your vegetables and meat

Our store is always clean and neat For cleanliness we can't be beat.

The proprietor’: wide experience Is a fact you should remember,

For he knows how to cut the meat, To make it good and tender.

Just Phone 1301, And your order from our store We'll bring promptly‘ to your door.

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Freud Defends Scientific Status 0f Psychonalysis

VIENNA, Dec. l6. (A:P.\~8i3- mund Freud, world famous psy- chologist, in n. new book appear- irlg in Vienna this week vigorously defends the scientific status of psychoanalysis.

Heraps the knuckles of novelists and conversutionalists who wise- crack about the study, and reveals llc is of the opinion {hag the scien- tific world will soon be compelled to take mental telepathy and thought transference more serious- ly. While warning his reader he is not yo; ready u) say that mental

DATES 4 lbs. 25c lilirslifs, BULK. 2 lbs. 23c 1p lace; at “willy Parsonage’ m” ‘°“"’““” h“ m“ "ma °' m“ RAISINS SEEDLESS o b l f ° °wnr °n e evening °i wed“ he himself is entirely convinced of ’ "‘ls‘ """""" l": nesday Dec. 7th whenRev. C. N. y 1cm d "A, b COOKING APPLES. per pk. .. ... . .. . ... . 25C Bmwn'unlwd h; mama e P ‘l ts val y, Dr. Preu c a un- SUGAR, 10 lbs. I 49c Theodosia youngest daueft ca; dant material drawn from Psycho- , 1e, BARLEY TOYS, 2 lbs. 39c M, M, m, M", S Pmimm, o, “lliiisis “hi” i" ti“ “m” ‘° CANDY CANES, 2 lbs. .. . 39c 3,; 1,, B ‘h , ' m, d ' 5“““‘““*“° “W” °' “w” 2 - c 0y eac o re A,“ LTBIISICIEIICQ and telepathy. B , S. . . . . 39C worthy 9f wheauey Rive,- Thc . MIXED NUTS, without peanuts, z lbs. 35c bu... t... ,, bgcomln 1 gm. d m "°‘“’“° i‘ “mi” "A ‘m’ CHOICE RED APPLES per doz 25c in brown carfzm crepe 3:1“: e8: series of introductory lectures on , . . . .. . . . . - , ' psychoanalysis." ZIQZZQZiIZ§m-FZ§L“§.ZZ“Z§LEA???‘ - 1"“ *5‘ “i” m“ ““°‘“‘” CHICKENS, per lb. 15c ML and Ivan Parkmm o’; revision or the dream theory, DUCKS, per lb. 15c Buckley Bum Mm the gem dreams and the occult dissection oi TURKEYS, per lb. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15c mom,’ they motored to the home o, Psychic Pt-‘Twmiiil’. 1°"- 19mm“!- GEESE, per lb. . . . . . . .. . 15c the bride when a sumptuous Mb applications of psychoanalysis and. per was served to friends and rcla- m the final chapter‘ tensions and 224 Kent Si. Phone 1210 um o! n“ contract,“ m,“ A intellectual nihilism and bolshe- -1 A‘ U. , t» U.» i, 7 t» , .4 , 7,.‘ , large group of chivarielspsrrived to vim m‘ Freud analyses the “r ‘t “r p i‘ ‘* - " do honor to the newly‘marrled cou- present economic "m! u the

pie. The happy young couple will

Conditions B a d.

, reside at Wheatiey River. lunch was served by the ladies of

the Catholic Women's League. TIIE BAPTIST CHURCH -- The

price the world i5 paying for the latest tremendous conquest over nature-namely, aviation.

The Greai; War became possible,

RunsTemperature Of I10 Degrees And Is Living

IKE ANGELES. Dec. i5—-(AP.)- A. 20-year-old Mexican girl today arnaaed medical authorities of tllc Los Angcles General Hospital by running a temperature of i10 de-

is fatal. For three months, doctors said

by a human sufferer.

Dr. P. Barman, medical director 0f the General Hospital, brain, lung and other specialists who examined

today, Alice Tolan has been lilll-' hing an almost daly temperature, of a. height never before equalled; used thmymnel were “Caged u» l gethcr of stealing articles from a;

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KTNGSPON. Ens. Dec. il-a

Eiws- Medical H1611 SBY 101 degrees i woman detective was put to a lip-

rcadillg test dilrlllg a case at Kirlg_ ston Borough Police Court rccurlilv.

William Scylrlour, aged sixty-one, of no fixed home, mid Marin .~\.\::,orl,

shop,

Mrs. A. Fitzjohn, shop detective,‘

said that she‘ coilld read spcccll

MlSs Tolan have concluded that l from the lira, rind declared that Alli‘ tubercular tumor in the third ven- saw Seymour say to Anson, oyou tricie of the brain where the "heat are spotted." Seymour denied say- centre" of the human is located. ing illcse words,

has prevented control of her bodily temperature.

way in which an operation could be performed to remove the tumor and restore the heat controlling func- tions.

II Duce I-Iints At Reprisals

In New York

Mr. Wm. Michael, city, was in Soul-is on Monday.

morning service will be broadcast by station C. H. C. K. Dr. Vincent will take as his morning theme "Is it at all possible to be like Christ?”

(Special to the Guardian)

HONCTON, N. B" Dcc, Iii-Ml‘. it. Ii. Tory of Toronto, an official of the Sun Life Assurance Co. of that city and brother of the late Lieutenant Governor Tory of Nova leotia was ‘s, rasserlger on the ilariiime Express of the Canadian iistlonal Railways this morning llmute to Halifax where he was llled on account of the serious liners of his Ilfdlllel‘ there.

sbtlkirlg with regard to condi- iionl in Ontario he stated that the told iirodllction has played a great N1 in the excellent way in which ii" province has weathered iho ‘i it period of financial stress.

errovince of Ontario he said of iii iiie provinces of Canada, would lam to be the best off. Speaking "ii-ii ream w conditions in the Viiiied States, Mr. Tory who Just Mimi? returned from New York, iilifid Canadians have no idea of i"! how bad they are. In some of “i6 iiiloes he visited he said con- um" Were apalling.

Ciiiiiiiilllil he stated in this re- “mi i" much better off. In coll- gemiii"! with banker: in New

"k “Y- Tory said that all seem- “ i° be liseinst the payment of 7 iiiPi-iler war- debts as they were u ii" opinion that the unsettled

“Miro and 1- cial situation

' h "llllted therefrom was re- Jiiir business in the United ' i" When he left New York ‘ ‘ T"? remarked the bankers “ "' i0 have been under the im-

' i" i-illt payment would not ' ‘mended on this date of the ‘ mi! due today.

SOURIS’

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A: l- 8. Imst was unable to _ 9°" midi-Y night on her ‘will! to the Magdalen Is- " iiish and unfavorable winds l.“ h" till Tuesday noon. An l“ ‘ "lélgyable auction forty-five h“ was held in St. Mary's °“ “will! riisht. A dainty

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n“ Yo» Palmer i “New so. Ihfixl; llonecalh blade.

The evening sermon will be "Jesus

A meeting of the executive and at the Weill‘. Included in the day's

by-laws committee of the newly formed Luoorcl-a Association was iriilsio Will be "God so loved the hcld 0n Wednesday night, A Con. |world,' the nnthem of tile morning; stitution was drawn up and will be iDYk" illimii "1 heard ii“? i'°i°° 0f

presented to the workers on Friday J95“! 5N5" Wm bi’ ""8 by ii" m m’ Town Haul choir. Mendelssohnh "But the Lord

is mindful of his own and Turner's "While shepherds watched their flocks by night" will be the anthems of the evening. Tile cllurch and congregation is specially reminded that tomorrow is Gift Sunday in the Sunday School. Gifts of groc- eries, orders for coal, toys, money will be received for the benefit of those who are in need.

Mr. J. I". Stems was a visitor to Cilnrlottetown on Monday.

Auto traffic still continues in and around Souris, frost and re- cent snows having considerably battered the roads.

The' coopcrage businessof Patrick St. John d: Son recently received large orders for fish barrels and are rushing to complete the orders.

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Foster Homes For Future Citizens

EDMONTON, Alta, Dec. l5.-—(C. Ill-About 500 children are being placed yearly in foster homes by his department, Capt. K. C. McLeod, provincial superintendent of child welfare, told the Lions Club. These children are classed as neglected, delinquent or the children of un- married girls. The work of placing them in foster homes, and thus pro- viding thcm with normal conditions, has been most encouraging and successful, he said.

Another branch of work that is looked after by his department, the widows pension fund, is one that presents serious problems. There are in the neighborhood of 1,600 widows to be looked after and the grant this year was cut to $431,000. During the past year 545 children of unmarried parents were taken oars of, and the mothers assisted. In many cases money was secured from the father for the support or partial support of the children.

Speaking of the neglected child- ren in Alberta, Captain McLeod stated that in many cases neglect was not due to carelessness nor cril- elty, but to sheer poverty. Parents actually were unable to provide the necess y clothing, food and proper shelter.

BRITISH IIIAILKET IIIWIPOVES

The current issue of the market report of the Dominion Live Stock Branch contains the following re- ference to conditions in the British market:

Reports from the British market indicate improved trading. At Birkenhead, although the supply of Irish cattle was very liberal, there was a ready clearance under brisk trading, and while prices were not very much higher, being a. little under 1-2 cent improved, there were indications of filrther strength. At Norwich store cattle market, the undertone was firm and dealers were asking higher prices. ‘The continued poor return on the Poimd Sterling ls an almost insurmount~ able obstacle to exports of Canal- dian cattle at this time. Store cattle at Norwich sold during the week from 839 to $68 at current rate of exchange. The effect on prices of the poor return on the Pound Ster- ling is indicated in the fact that at par exchange these prices would, in Canadian funds, be $12 to .010 higher. .

‘OLIVES’ LOST

house. Custom agents were sus- picious but they couldn't legally break open the barrels to see what was inside.

Then someone had a bright idea. An urgent plea was sent to the de- mcslths ago from ‘mi-key, but no partment of agriculture, which one appealed to claim them, and forthwith condemned the olives as

NEW YORK, Dec. l5—-Ul1cle Sam can ‘ a wily old gentleman when occasion demands. Listen to how he verified his suspicions a- bout geverai barrels of olives.

The barrels arrived several

remake the social order. He added however, that he fears the future may sIIOW that this attempt was

up by a couple of lobster fishermen about two milu from land. At the end of s line attached thereto was a full quart bottle.

sighted some two miles off-shore by the Provincetown schooner Mary P. Goulart, Captain Lawrence Santos, A cursory examnation showed no sign of live on board, and the Goul- art towed the derelict into port here.

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the psychologist explained, when Bleriot flew over the English Chan- nel, and became inevitable when Germany developed a zeppelin cap- able of flying over Britain.

Dr. Freud said, in the interview, that he views the Soviet regime as a giganticaily daring attempt to

made too soon.

There k AReason For Eve rything

YARMOUTH. N. 8., Dec. 15- (CPJ-Jrhrea discoveries were made today. Tile first was a buoy picked

'I‘he second was a lobster boat,

The third turned up when one of the Goulart‘s crew decided to in- vestigate further. It consisted of two lobster fishermen, peacefully curled up asleep in the salvaged craft/s cuddy.

The cuddy also contained one empty bottle.

VICTORIA CROSS SCIIOOL

The following is the lionor roll of Victoria Cross School for the months of October and November. Grade X-l.‘ Alton Ross; 2. Billy McKenna; 3. Morencé McKenzie. Grade IX-l. Miriam McIntyre: 2. Catherine McKenna; 3. Margaret McKenna.

Grade VIII-l. Garnet McIntyre;

2. Kathleen Campbell: 3. Wilson Ross.

Grade VII-J. Stewart McKenna: 2. Llcsier Campbell; 3. Bertha Nicholson.

Grade VI-i. Rena Reid: 2.

Duncan McKenzie; 3. Eddy Calla- han.

Grade I'll-l. Lydia Campbell; 2- Homer Campbell; ti. Dan Sample and Helen Semple.

Grade Il1’—l. Thelma Reid: 2. Ruth McKenna; 3. Edna McKen- sic.

Grads I--l. Jack Campbell: 2. Layton Campbell and Helen Camp-

Tiie biflicil S11v9 him permission

1 i0 ilileilk to a police inspector, and, Dr. Ber-man said there was no '

after talking to the inspector in g low tone, he asked Mrs. Fltzjohn if she knew what he had said. She admitted that silo did no;

Seymour was sentenced to Lwelvg mimiiiy imprisonment. Axson was bound over for three YCIIIS.

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Customs Seize Cabin Moilopiaile

ROME, Dec. is-commercial re? (Canadian Press) prisals for acts of anti-Italian van- WOODSTOCK N. 13., Doc. l5- dalism" in Trau and other Jugo- With Dominion customs Officials

slavian cities, were intimated today by Premier Benito Mussolini in a reply in the Senate to an inter- pciiation presented by a number of leading Senators.

"Jugoslavia had better not forgot that her commercial relations with Italy constitute the most important point of her exports," the Premier said.

He. added that the “valldalism" provoked the "resentment of every civilised country in the world, and that this was not an isolated in- stance. but a continuous program showing open hostility to Italy and operated on a precise and inspired plan.

A small girl was entertaining her mother's visitor. “How is your little girl?" she ask-

ed_ Evening at Seven Ok-ioik. ., .

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haven't a little girl." . , - . “How is your little boy?" SUMNGERS- A“) “Sb

, TORS LORDIALLY

"I haven't a. little boy, either." lNVIII-Il).

"Then what are yours?"

here declining to throw any light "i! ti!!! oil-Bo. mystery surrounds de- iiiils concerning the $i‘lI’il'(‘ of a large cabin monoplanc said tn have been flown illegally: llltr) cnnndmn iBYYiiOYY- Local H.illll0l'l‘l(‘S, it wins learned. are awaiting instructions from Ottawa regal-dim disyvsni of the plane, said t0 b~ urvncrl in the United Sfatcs.

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MORNING WORSHIP II O‘CI.O(‘K Anthem-“God so Loved illc World“

Scrmon-"Is it at all Possible to be Like Christ?"

Dr. Vincent Gospel IIymn-“l Heard the Voice" . . . . . . . . . . ., litiii‘! Morning Service Broadcast by Station C. ll. (J. K.

SUNDAY SCHOOL 2.30 I‘. M. To-morrow is GIFT SUNDAY in tilc Sunday School. Gifts of toys, clothing, groceries, money, for those “llc ill-c

EVENING WORSHIP ‘i O‘CI.O(‘K Anthem-“But the Lord ls Mindful oi‘ Ills Own"

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P. J.’s Christmas Specials

Tllelilicleciion of your ijhristmas Groceries is n0 sma task. let us assist you, and give us your order early.

itlEAT DEPT.

Pea Meal Bacon .. 15c lb.

Sliwiiiii Bacon. sliced 18c

Sweet Pickled Hams 9¢ ]b_

Picnic Hams .. llc lb.

r On Geese, Turkeys, Ducks, and all our choice Rongis we have the best prices in the city.

All kinds of Fresh Fish.

3X'i‘RA SPECIAL 93 ib- bill; Hnrdwheai flour

GROCERY SPECIALS

Tea, l’. J. Special 4 lb Si Raisins, . . . . . . 2 lbs, 25c l0 lbs. Island (YMcal 35c l0 lbs. R. Oats 35¢ 7 rolls Toilet Paper 25¢

_-_-__._.___.__. SPECIAL

40 oz. Bottle Orange Marmalade . .. 30c oz Jam . . . . . . 40 oz: Pineapple Mar- malade ; . . . . . . . 35c _._._._._._.._._._

MIXED NUTS 2 lbs. 3i cents

EXTRA SPECIAL

11in Peaches All For l tin Tomato

Soup

I tin Corn

We have received our shipments of Candy

Cali-fill! Silccinl . . .. $1.99 from Moir’s'Ltd. and we rlre selling these candies ., __ .,-_ s. , rit lowest prices in Oilingis, 3.11.. Jot, uuc doz. history. Apples (Ilclliiilsll) 18c 29c 15c to 45c per “L Grapes (new) .. 2 lbs. 29c See our assortment P. J. MacllilNALll GROCER 888 and 8S9 Free Delivery 888 and 889