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Ladies‘ Felt Hats in the newest shades and sill“

Regular 1.322)

Clearing at — — i Loni:-

Ladies’ Heavy sleeved Woollen Sweat-

ers El$c value

clearing at ~ —

Iilllilies’ Angle-ski" Illouses in white and v.21.‘- shell. Sizes 11-20. Rel-Z-

ular value 1.25 ‘I I

value for — —

Ladies’ Crepe Dresses in many styles and 6010111 Sizes 11-52. Prices ,

2.39" 2.79 2.95

Child ren's Jersey D resses

sizes .\“-li years. Reg- _ ular We Special _ _ ._ Zlfld CFCY-Tntiay l2 o'clock Tune In

LLAR p. in the 1'

BASEMENT !

Children's Plaid Dresses sizes 10-11. Regular 1.19

value

clearing at — --

Ladies’ Silk Bloomers in pink or white, sizes small,

medium and large

clearing at —- —— Ladies‘ all-wool Drawers clearing at — —— — — — Ladies‘ all-wool com-

hinutions. Regular price 2.54) selling for

89c m 59c

Ladies" Cotton HOD-Se Dresses. Sizes 14-44. Reg- ular1.00 value selling for

- ‘ on the 61h 0i Jar. . ' on the 8th of Mara.

THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

TIHELY NOTES ON TOPICS CONNECTED WITH

Silver Fox Farming

fit

held on Monday the 14th of De- l ceiiibcr. starting at nine o'clock ' anti willjircbably" finish on lVed- ,nc>d:iy' alien the auctioneer will transfer lib‘, atteiitxozi to the of- | fering of Lanipson, Hath d: Com- ipany. 1t l cxpcttrtl lllll zlicrc Will be a few thou.» nd Canadian silver fox skins on thin-c salt», but the, great bulk will be made up of,‘ Norwegian skins which mature aj full month earlier. The fir-t sliver 1 lox sale of zlie New Year will be r" then again

L

The first live fox show ever held "u New Brunswick opened last, ’T‘ticsday' morning at .\Iorictoii with I 127 cntries-—t1 entered iii the reg- l itered classes and 8G En ‘he un- ,-

' red classes. Fred Burke of . ztetoivzi CIflCLliLKl very C31)" ably‘ as Jul/Ego. F. H. Copp, Portj; Lglfl, had 14 entries, Dr. and Mrs. 1 ‘Feakles, Sit-sex, l5, R. A. Snow-l ball and William Kcrr f2 in the trretl classes. Mr. Copp won

s lti the 15 s- 1m... Dr.

i.ii Kerr and Intro. Tcakcs .. firsts each.

Championships were won by '- Kc=rr for inale pup and‘ ~- ‘e. The adult male 1;; was won by Mrs. A. and female pup chump- entry of 1-‘. 11. Copp. u‘. in the show was cen and lixzntlrcds! - I ced- "e lie-

i best demand at the sale conducted

Clark. Summer-side. MIMI" ‘l! the P. E. I. Fur Pool. w find M" if he had received any wires 1mm New york relative to these auct- ions. Mr. Clark gave the following information.

“With regard to Limp-on. F7859‘ a Ruth's sale, fresh silvers proved

Monday, but as only a part of the sale was of this type the Kellen“ effect wa; that of inactivity. Old merchandise was well protected by the shippers. while in the fresh goods tho fine, full silvers were said to have reached full last De- cember prices wiah the cheaper types ten per cent below. The opening pages of the ‘New York Auction Company's catalogue skins proved an active demand with every lot of the first five pages sold up to press time today. The merchandise offered so far is a bright, full silver variety and price."- were regarded from the sales room as exceptionally strong. They were mtimated to be anywhere from full December (1935fto a little stronger with the merchandise not quite equal in quality. While comparisom with the local market are diffi- cult because of the difference in the type of skins offered, a rough estimate was that they were ten per cent higher, the top price so lar being $230."

Congratulations to the Judge

iiio officiated at recent fox shows * Sullivan conducting the orclilstrn.

utul whose llllllfllZllll (lUIK-Uilllih lutvc bsen favorably commented on on‘ :-.'l sides. These gentlemen are.

I'll! Fox Sl10\\'——ClllIOl‘C‘l B. Rogers,

nWllllllPffilflC. Provincial Fox SIIOWL-‘ers’ at 133mm‘ ‘L

arlottctown-Gcrxgc A. Call-i

l~‘(i.\{

low. Nlonrtoiu-Frcd Burke.

81811115. scores and llbrettos, costumes and stage properties

enthusiast has a collection of pro- grammes which goes back to the f first authorized Gilbert and Sulli-

van production pcrformance of “H. M. S. Pinafore" by the D'Olly Carte Company Niwv York on December lst 137)

same compar. iliritime Wiiiter Fair, Amheit-t- i‘ flllllfeil l“ H“ LIOIIS iJo:i Scwart, Stimmerslde. Alber-l~"‘~~'~u°“ °f llvct which lli'\\' has its headquart-

xrk. Summer-side. Nev." Brunswick l ldviwd company .0 \

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was used mearly as a. means of re- l producing the artist's designs. A: is clearly exemplified in this ex- hibition the colour print is now a direct medium 9f eXPwsfimn- ' The colouring of these prints is in itself a revelation when it is realized that for each shade and colour a. separate block must be cut and made to dovetail exactly with the others. And the origin- ality and variety o! the prints- such humor in some, such power of ' design in others, and such beauty!

This month, November 18th to be i exact, marks the hundredth anni- versary of the birth of Blr William Gilbert, famous llbrettist in the operatic team of Gilbert and Sullivan.

The Gilbert centenary was cele- brated by fans and collectors who value any item relating to Gilbert and Sullivan or to productions of , their works. Programmes, Auto- photographs, musical J

BIB 81110118 X11811’!-

entos preserved. One American‘

in Anierica_-—thc

in

Gilbert as stage director and On this same tour and by tlic “Pinufore" was per- fiix at that time tlto the Niwth American

After hearing i Resident Admiral f member‘ of the ' t‘ flagr-hip and

"Pinaior?" t seic.

rd with us to seek our truest happi- ness in the paths of rigliteousnes»; and peace.

NovElllllER 23. 19st,

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ant you have faithfully w-iarriea inst the evils that continually i . us, and have earnestly plead- ‘

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We also liopc and pray that you

iiitiy long be spiirctl to enjoy in the

, "Monriiuus iranfciiTifivis ‘

, formed this duty lVir, - ———— f i-ome to regard lllf‘ (Canadian Press) VICTORIA, B. 0., Nov. 26-001- lision with a freight train failed to 1110B"- Of . . awaken Elwood Luney when he , chorus of act-l. ‘iii f. fell asleep at the wheel of his aiiio- l vies. That. hi . mobile returning from vacationfi guarantee that lllt‘ 1.. .

' .. . -1 B‘ R g __ o, , m an in . 1 r - 1 ~_ “i _ . 1- t . _ _ _____> __ Fi-‘f ' ~ C ' "t" gr-ngon‘ Clark o“. nnénmc ‘do l had the cntlrc iP-i‘ riiziniied. l“ M“ m5 Wfl“ ‘lime gm‘? and hi‘- car was shorn of! until a pol- l ‘m ' " ‘ _== - _ l? v r ., - _ _, _._..,»:.»..-s =-=i ..l‘\‘,, A ' ' l _ fi.t.':il .\' .'.‘.int en.er into the 30y of l-ccmm amused hhm l, ‘IlHlll'—‘~-’-—°"“*' ' ' . 1.19 Lord. _, , .1" r... l 4-’ . .. w: With the ce’ on o! the ccn- Q\" 4, P‘. Us nd T a H,“ o, l T“ ‘ ' I - Ll r ui ~ - - t1 c .!'l r ~ .- i. f ..,‘"'=,“‘_‘ ‘n- a e C‘ 1’ ‘ 1 H E 9S Dt~ e kin-v or-,,co,-ul§e' l “Qty; ._ vi,‘ n5 to. ‘Jcn-Wl 5* 5 Charging Mr. Aberhart with un-, N. D. MaCLe-Tln‘ ‘ ' . '- “ I . ' usual tinrcality in his ideas econ-I . p0 ..i day. Judy y; uords o _ , _ - t AT THE ' called forth high (‘Qlln- "Pp ilif! 31"!“ and fihcrllviise- the {mlgnlfii UNDERTAl-Lill‘. l , r _ 3-; “d. . » _ ‘ .13; qr, w A _ E I-UKET STAFF cegrnmno cs proposa s a ou t ' » f‘ Gzfor iiqDrllBlgllllbls-l i 1N8. I I PG ' S licensing newspapers as an illustra- ENIBALJiI-Ii: /'/ if 3y} M ‘f pg dnv of the Exhib- GIUITYFS 1"“ Tl ONDON»~'1'l1e secrciariat of the! "w"- n “Y5: l and“, d I ‘fir: a ' 223 Queen Street ' i tiic qu I s tit-en moved from "T11? "WEWPQTS ha“ u“ 5'1?" °-' i Ch mm an‘ . . ~ V, u’, ______ t ,-,__qn,,,.,; _ 011v? M, 5L James exposing] the} iglcakntvsses tug-l dan- I “mm “timihm Lilifkli" I'll’ KUASI r "l. 4 _ » l "The period was prolifi" of l"'ht . he became heir-pre- 291's ° @115" VB i"! 5 B" vim" q _ i-mr [Ah L ,_ _ _ __ __ V’ Jeri-n Guardian puorrn 1 \ (\ ( ,-, m, .- Si“; h“ p.39“ en- posals which liireatenvtlie public iii-l ‘vhf? “l. l ’__ A__)_ fi =4 , d 5,‘ ._ “pg, - F, t/srfst. Because the) have pvl- "r" .-..t.m _ I - - - - ~ , w- 1"" -—-*- 1.0 s that in tlrir day en; v2.1 f -- " Tm?“ ‘ —‘ 5AL§Ah hh( our ml“) Ii - .1111‘ ROBIN’ HOOD FLOUR a simifiai" surcrxx; for example lilo-c [IT OUR “YAY lli 5 l.“ pet‘ l5) — — — — — '— —' q 1 iif'»\v. you will not. regret it. Suppc, Johann t <

LAMB

tint? En lllulhl per lh — per lb - -

We carry a full line of Best Quality Fresh Veg/chillies

_ _ 3;" 12c

be .. 2a f

_ P "' . 1!‘.- 3 and tlirif iiir", pairs of “liver foxes and t zit the average Increase (luritr: tlit- year was 3.56.

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CANBERRA, Awstralia, Nov. 26 -_P1‘ep3.1'BilO11S were tinder way to- day for Australas KYPYFIFY- 1110901‘ race over a course 85W) miles 1on5-

The event, in ivlilch between 500 and 750 cars are expected to take part, will be nin oarly in 198B. It is being planned in con- noction with the comrnntnvnali-hb gesqui-uzntenary celebrations. |

Inngcst race of its kind ever at.-

HENRY PETERS, Proprietor

[FREE DELIVERY

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it will carry p - inon _ $40,000. The couia-e winds through and around the wild lands of Australia. Expert»

cstiitiaie 225.000 gallons of gaso-,

llnc rvill be consumed during the contest.

ADMITS 57 OFFEXCES

NEWCASTLE, England — Carry- ing her two months old baby. Mrs. Lily Barron. 33. pleaded guilty in police court to 57 offences involving housebreaking and other forms of theft.

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‘There ha: been very llttlc pelt- in; done so far which is as i‘. should be, b PPlfS are not prime. Those 1 have seen tilten off arc a i fiat and would j ' quire at Ira t taro \\'l‘."l'.'§ or more ‘to (lcvclop a proper amount of

undcrfur to support the guard fur

London, England. fur world was thrown into a bit of a flurry by an 11d which appeared in one of the loading papers recently announ- cing the arr.val of $500,000 worth of Russian furs brought into En:- innd by a mysterious and romantic figure in the fur world. The ad stated that 1111- furs ivcre offered

slump values but on the true eco- nomic cost of obtaining. producing and retailing furlx"

Last week was National Fur Week in Chi rrzo and one litigc re- tail store offered "Persian lamb the magnificent" coats in several different styles, including swagger, tunic and prince as styles. Moving pictures of National Fur Week showing the outstanding furs were taken and are now being shown iii theatre '. They should have quite an effect in popularlzing all var- ieties of furs.

Revorts are to the effect that tho sea otter has tnndc a come- l hack and an excellent movie pic-

tum has born made on thls sub- ject. Many herds were nhotocd in the bays and in- iota along the Aleutian Islands where thcy have been strongly protected for ycars found flicy were in great danger of extinction, and the pre"ent big production is the result o! those years of prof/action.

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were offered for sale in New York commemlriz last Monday, 7,100 by Lampson. Fraser to Huth, Inc, 3.000 of these are from the Ameri- can National Fox and Fur Breed- ers msociatlon. The New York Auction Company had aboug 5500 skins, a frcnh collection, 4,000 being from the fur farms o! Hal-berg A "lemm 6r Cvmnfl-nv. wuwn-iii. Last evening I called up Peter 0.

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Jeweller Montague Reduction sale of 33}§% on Dishes

Jewelry,

and

t l 1 l I i l l etc. l

still contin ucs

' handed to their licpt. Art-hie Hitnzt.

for sale at 50 .. off riorn al ‘iii? mm, ..mmflf’ I, Aces being t}? AUSTRALIA onus m WOOL fined as based on neither boom nor EXPORTS

of sea otters

when it was

Alinroximaiely 12,600 silver fox

. ."\'I'BPIL'IIIPTIONS f0 , Cliariiitietozvii Guziruian may be} Phone ~17, or left at H. J. Alaboniw Drug Store, hfontagiie. v . , _____ i mriinouciio 1' illf! season] pelts will be received lot’ iii" Fri: zr l Edward Island Fur Poul Limited l by R. W. Stcuvart, Cori: Brothers, iltore, Montague and J. A. Web-I stor, 156 Richmond St. ,Char‘.cttc- l lown- ' L-GOJ. 1 i ..*CLARK'S SALE at Montague‘ ‘ will be continued for two extrai hopillfli; days. Salc ends definitely , on Monday, November 30th. Don't} miss getting your share of the bnr- I gains! L-7l0-l1-26-3l.

_ ..'PELTING FOXES by incxper. fenced pelters causes many thou- sands of dollars loss to ranchers annually. Why take chances when for the same charge you can have , them expertly prepared for the market and fully insured at The Charlottetown Fur Sales, 55 Queen

CANBERRA. Australia, Nov. 26 —Australia's wool crop for 1930— 377.521 tons valued at $196,400,000 -wa.s sold principally in England, but the commonwealth retained _ 12 per cent for home manufacture Mcordllltl to figures relerved here.

Statistics show that Australia now makes more than 21,000,000 yards of cloth each year, besides flannels, blankets, rugs and knit- ted goods. Despite the fact more than one-third of nation lies in the tropics. wool consumption has been shown at i3 pounds per capit-a. _

Exports of prlriiai-y product-s from Victoria state returned ai- most $28,000,000 more than they did in the previous fiscal year. 0f this increase. wool accounted for $18,000,000.

FRENCH HOEK. South Africa- Taking revenge on a horse who kicked it on the head, a. bull enter- cd the animal's stable and attacked

of Atikcr, Von , <7‘ .

All of i ‘iloiiie

., How many pentfc

thi‘. ii is a some taken fro ii

" ' called ’Cleii. .10

So with City's

"Songs of Ai by" 1t is n stlcstioii from “Lalla R 1121i."

Sullivan's own ‘scrioih-S opera, "The Goidczi I.c;~iid.'-' l0llllCl"(l roll Lozigfcllozv. lizi §1ll1ll'f‘(llll1‘ u.=i:al fate. Despite its nicrlh. it is

seldom performed, Not so Gilbcr. and Stilllvazi. and ii was Gilbert who made the difference. 1t was Gilbfrt who saved Sullivan's lo»; chords."

That may be very truc, but w'lt_v get worked up over it when thc fact remains that Gilbert and Stillivan. are an altogether ad- in‘ ble and inimitable combin- n :1. and it was t“at contbination that brought carh his nruttesl fame.

ADDRESS

At the close of a spxial meeting held in Glasgow "Road school l10ll't Sunday evening November 14th. Misses Ruth Roberts and Norma Ford, came to the front and read the following address and present- cd Mr. Cruwys trltli a well filled purse to which h: made a suitable reply.

The address which itself is as follows:

Dear Mr. Crll\\'yS2——FO1‘ tiir past few ycar= we as pupils of your Sunday School, have profited by

speaks for

period you have greatly endeared yourself to us all, by your amiable character, your earnest devotion to duty, and the hearty interest you

n people. you also have truly ex- emplified the standards of’ Christ- ian citizenship. and we aincerly hope that your splendid example

all of us how fine a trait it is to stand always. for what is Ju"t and right.

it so badly it had to be destroyed.

As our Sunday School Superin-

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l your teaching. and wiuiiii tiiiit‘ have manifested in our welfare as‘

may have born fruit. by teaching‘

DID VOU SEE THAT ? Cl.’

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