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ers making cash $25.00 or more.

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MOONSHINE (Copied by Queen Victoria, date. 1835—KensIngton Palace)

moon, and us (loop us u halt’ rpintdik inlriilt, an-.l another m the shape of]

alnrge star and two or three siiiall- tinruisli with rich cuiitliotl swat-l.- lluusewnle Recipe Calendars and t-i- slnrwflffiil -2 caivba‘ teat “lti u ineuts round‘ tlic dish, Au“; Lung Syne Calendara Each giillun bl‘ spring ivater till reduced NUDE lWould garnish with render subflcmflng m. renewing to ii quart. struln ll. oil’ when oolil, fr-uiuilisias. Itliclr Subscription may ‘have their skim oil’ tho fat. and swi-ctcn hall‘ choice. RASPBERRY CREAM

tln- jclly In pulntc w-nth sugar. Beat up tlic. whitcs ol‘ ~i i-ggs. stir all to» igolhur OVV!’ u slow lirc till Iioilhig. niitl lhcn run through u llniincl hug, ‘till cit-or. l’ut it lu o. Uitilf‘ sunro- pnu, nnil inku hull‘ un ‘t/‘lllltill of iliiiilliilt-‘ii swcol. ziluioiitis. houlcii tllll _ iliic Iii u uiortar. and niixcil with 2 Hlnltlllfliis of rosmriitei‘ and oi-ziiigc Iloiiw-i-‘iiuiltir. Strain llirziitgli 1i cunrsi- cloth, mix it Willi tlic jclly with »t spooiiliils oi lrcsli and tli-irk ri-vaiiii. lllili stir uli togcthci‘ till lt hulls. 'l‘licn liaivo ready the dish it is uittiuilril for. lay the tlii in ths shop»: oi‘ the hnif iuoon iii thc mid tlii‘ uii tllilc slurs around it. with littlt- wciglits on the ‘titis to keep them in tlieiir places. Now pour tlic

till

Summerside Charlottetown

to all their Customers . and Friends

Return railway fare from any P. E. I. railway station is being paid by H0lman’s, Summerside, intii Christmas Eve t0 all custom-

Eblcfillfitélyhh ovluii-

LADY orm COURT,

§l$-i(c-Drrc-o av c-tizriarru come.)

uloiic bluncli-mziilge into the (fish. ,\\licii quite cold take out. the this and lill up ' calves’ fcet jelly. if you like you‘ ~ clin colour the blancli-niziiige ivutli‘ ‘lukc fl t.iii tho shape of a half cochiiiczil and

stain. w

(In Queen Victoria's hand Dated 1836, Kensington Palace)

purchases of

h

the vacancies

ohofmlatc e Ili

‘Rliil wcll n quart of raspberries or oi‘ raspberry iii-in through n illlil‘ sieve, uiukhig smooth. ‘Bent the whites of i’. cggs, mix all, and stir it. one "way it grows tII-‘ttk and white. Strain through a gauze and stir till cold. Then bent tho yolks of 5 eggs vary well and put iii the ipnn with and stir ovcr a very slow fire till ready to boil, then pour it into a basin to cool. and having stirred till qultc cold. put into glasses.

thus removing sucds

Itlli

ly ovci- the fire.

" TODAY and» get. your 1926 Calen- . dnr.

v 1MB 11 yearly subscription to tht

‘ ‘jhorses to arrive in Charlottetown

ll

I 2M1" with large figures that can Iii

Wm‘ .\lr. Roy lillaoLure.

to luuk Th, (v H l,‘ _ c sky. and the moon und tlii-Apdbnuzalfijtriilf ',',',’§6'°§§,i.¥,f§,: ill thou shine tho hrhzhtvr~ Books and Calendars. the De ‘bum

-writino.;'l‘hc I'M/Gillie from postage stumps

mid

HO me CPGflllL

1 ' 11m: cmnLor-rsrowu GUARDIAN '

THE cfiiiiiii iiuiiniiii ,_

DE LUXE HOUSEWIFE RECIPEl AND CALENDAR-Jim yours he- fore they are all gone.

RENEW YOUR 8UB8GRlPTl0N

ti ill

FRIENDS AWAY would apprec-

Guardian,

LIMITED NUMBER-—The Guard lull has only a limited number oi @926 Calendars. Now is the tlmt tu secure one. tf.

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HAVE THE GUARDIAN reach your friends abroad with the issue of December 25th,

SUBSCRIPTION DUE. -' Renew

Calendar Li.

A EPLENDID CAR of Western ‘

[ooout Xniua. Notice of sale latoi".

681342-21-2-1

CITY TAXES:-— The names 0i all persons whose taxes are un- Ilfild 0n ‘December 311st will ibe pub lislied this year up usual. 6893

I G A L E N D A R 8—'l‘he Farmers ;Gnlde Book and Calendnr co-m itilneti is a very handy thliig u have liround a house. Renew your substrription and gut you“;

1 __._ ‘Jo-liege for the Christmas holl- POLL TAXz—-Persons wishing n. 41h"- “lle in the coining Civic election . imugt have their Pa“ T“ Dam by Mrs. Fred Worth and Mrs. Louisa ‘Frizzle left yesterday

»Deceni'ber 31st. AULD LANG SYNE CALENDAR —A real pretty Calendar for any

689'

l . iscen troni a distance.

LAST MINUTE suggestions fo

Prowse Bros 683;.

_mcse gloves. etc. ‘Ltd,

t as CAREFUL—Ycur StOPaQW ' buttery should be In expert hands Phone‘ Palmer-Watson idiectric Co

6845-22-31

S. S. HILLSBORO. - if condi- tions are favorable the steamer ‘\\liii leave Prince Street Wharf‘ on iDcc. 25th, at 9 u. m. and R-ockey ‘Point at 10 a. m. Will leave Prince Street Wharf again at 2.30 p. m. and Ifockey Point at 3.

Miss \Vinnie Barlow of Patrons Ltd., Miss Grace Bishop of the P. E. I. Hospital nursing stuff and Mr Jack iPerclval 0f the C. N. R. have returned to the city from Welling- ‘toll. where they were gucsts at the "Vlhlflillg of Miss Jeflll Barlowtand

SUBSCRIBERS CALENDARS.—-

SALE OF PD-STAGE STAMPS-

‘nt the t‘liarlottetown_ Post, Qfficc, ‘Fuvsdny was u record one. amount Ing to ovor six hundred dollars.

FINE CALENDAR-The Guard inn lino receivvil u fine calendar from the Ontario Equitable Life nnd Accident lnsurnntie 00.. of Waterloo, ()iit., through their local ngent. Mr. Ernest Worth of this city.

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sci-inst when renewing their suu- scriptlou will receive a 1926 Cal- ' endar. supply is exhausted.

W

was a visitor to the city yesterday.

River, was a visitor to the city yes- terday.

l-l. Foster. Brighton, has arrived nome from the University of King's

morning for Fredericton Junction, .\i. 15.. where they will spend tho Christmas

WHILE THEY LAST-Each sub~

Do not leave it until the

»

YEARLY SUBSCRIPTION to-The uardian to your friends abroad alw an Ideal Christmas Gift.

PERSONALS

Mr John Delaney, Avondule, was visitor to the city yesterday.

Mr, James Trainer, Mt. Stewart. us a visitor to the city yoatortlay.

Mr. Percy Douglas, Little York. ash visitor to the city yesterday.

Mr. Win. A. Costly, Emyvule,

Ml‘. Patrick Doyle. St. Anus, was visitor to the city yesterday.

Mr. Robert. McKiunon, Earns- Iiffc. was hi the city yesterday.

Mr. Malcolm McKenzie. Flat

Mr. Harry Foster. son of Mr. C.

holidays with Mrs. North's (laughter Mrs. -D. A. Allah-

Eastern Guardian

JSHOP from Holman’: Catalog.

..”*FOR XMAS GIFTS go to Porkmnns. Montague. 680B-12-21-3l

. .”TRY MASON'S DRUG STORE

Pirst for Christmas Gifts. 6374-12-1-tta

..*EA8TERN AGENT-Mr. J. W Murdock is now Guardian stiont In Montague and will be pleased to receive niews items. advertising. lob printing, new and renewal sub- scriptlons.

cs registered In the Canadian Na- tional also three good females not rcglstcretl. Martin MoKlnnon 6864-12-23-31

Masonic dfadios will take place lit tlicii" lodge rooms-Montague. Deo- 2Sth. Dec. at 7.45 sharp. Optm to the puhlitt. 6395 12 2i.

..”‘FAREWELL SERVIICE. - Rcv. C. Id. Armstrong will preach his concluding sermon us pastor of the {Wontziguc Christian Church. Sunday tivening at 7 o'clock and will being his new work as Pastor, zit largo ot‘ tho (‘hurclies oi’ Christ of this zllrovlntae. The» first of the New Your.

.."THl8 IS TO REMIND YOU That we are Iieadquarters for Choice Groceries. Fancy finite. Moirs Confectionery. Robin Hood Flour, nil sizes. Bran. Shorts. Oil Cukc, (Torn iMIcul- Cracked Corn. Wheat, Rolled Oats. Oatmeal, Far- ina. Graham Flour. Beans. Shcll Grit. Egg Mash. Calf Meal and etc. ‘Prompt service, prices and. goods guaranteed. W. A. Jolinstone. Mon-

tugue.

CARD OF THANKS

THE FIRST CHRISTMAS

And thcre were in tho some n finllhlry shepherds abiding In thelipto licuvcn. the shepherds said field. keeping watch over thelrinnp to another; Let its now go no.4... by 1.13M ‘cvcn unto Bethlehem and see this Ami, lo, the nngi-l of the wrdithing which is come to pass. oflwlilcli the Lord hath made known

clinic upon them. and the glory tlip Lord shone round about them illlti they were sort» afraid.

And the angel sold unto them.

good rulings of grout joy, which shalt the to all people.

tlu- city of David n is Christ the Lord. '

And this shall be n sign unto you. Y9 shall find a hulbe wrapped‘! hi swadilllng clothes, lying iii a, manger.

mid suddenly tho angel a multil-ude host praising Gods and sayilngi ; (IlurytoG-od in the highest, ‘on i-arth peace, good will toward men.

th

uufisss

(I To place this the fiml! 9! Molasses in an Air-dill! ¢°fl' tniner would dekroy its rare, delicious um and It: out health valia-

. (‘rm tuvlvm m bu! it only in bulk. dnwfl i0 yourordor ftomth cuhlfl whichitwnllhippod-

‘or unto you lis born this day lnnvhilrh W11 saviour, which i the child And al cred at those things which were old them by the shepherds. _ n“; lMnry kept all those things,

land pondered them in her heart.

there was wlthi Al“! pf heavenly jglorllyllli;

"it i dGrvcarsSe/llf

And It cnmc to puss. as the ngcis were gone llwlly from them

' ‘unto us. And they came with haste. and found Mary, and Joseph. and the Four not; m. behold l bring you babe lyilm: hl ii mo" el-

seen lt. they mode known abroad this sayilll; s told them concerning

And when they ha

I they that heard it. W0"

the shepherds re turns

e things that they

—S‘t. Luke llI.8-20.

and praising God for all had heard and

311018811, as it was told unto them.

the recent deaths of m. ‘Rev. iMgr ll. Mt MacDonald and his sister Mrs. l\I, 1'3. Gillls.

REV. R. J. MeDONALD, DR. W. J. MacMILLAN,

mic-Li... Mlnnrd‘: Linimont for liars Back.

d-

d.

Smokers

._:-

Cigars ‘the favoi-Pe brands In Christmas pack- ages that will delight my smoker.

Cased Pipcs

Brlnr and Moeroolinum

wltri rem umber mouth pies“ Cigar and Gigantic

Hotdnrs. Tobacco Pouch“. Gigantic Gnu.

Olglrofill and Tobacco In Holiday Wropplngu.

Pbonn - Tue Rnuci. Pollo- i-e Koo-m stout an

We wish to thank many friends u. goodly number for their kindness and sympathy in of ‘Clear Spring.

Executors.

..’-*WH|ST CLUB GATHERING. ~-Ou Wetliiesduy evening, Doc. 9th. of the residents Hermsnvllle and . Big ‘Pond. met ai; the- iesidence of Mr. and IMrs. Chester ‘Macdonald. (‘lcar Spring. for the purpose of organizing n ‘Whlst Clnlb, Mr. Frank

Mr. Patrick Duffy, Johnston's lllvur, was lu the city yesterday.

. \ ..*FOR SALE-Four female fox-

..*THE DRAWING FDR the

C

trinmicil

Slippers, hccli-i Plus

Black at .

Sucdc and Alligator‘

(‘hildren-‘s

pcrs with

M ciih-l

k.

EARLY.

Sunnyside,

anlmously decided

It. Mactionnitl. was appointed Chairman. The following were dllly appointed officers: Mr. Peter hiuPliec, ‘President; A. J. VlcePreslilent and Mr.

_?Z___.-___.

or IITILITY

See Our Large Assortment

The Rogers Hardware Co. Limited

mus-swan. _

“as?” ins matters had been dlBDOBMl 0 Ch“ er all sat down and onjoyed themselv-

» that the next meeting would be

should be nainéd the Profile mid that the night of

es to the fullest for thic“ hours In the good old game. Th»: gentleman's prize wag ‘won by liir. Stephen Macdonold, and the Indy!» by Mrs» Frank B. lilocdonald. Consolation-s were captured by ihlrs. ‘MiClIRGI .\IdDonald and Frank lMacdonalii. Iilrs. Chester lvlacdonzud assisted by ‘Mrs, Mary ilviacdonald served a most appetizlng supper. lifter which the ‘Club was nildrcssed by its President. it “'33 decided also

held at the residence of Mr. Frank B. ‘Macdonnid. The singing of the National Anthem brought this most pleasant gathering to a close.

.IN MEMORIAM

EWELYN ROSAMOND VESSEY.

The many friends of Miss Evelyn. It. Veiisey throughout the city. were deeply shocked when on Wed- nesday morning. December 9th. they learned that she hind passed peacefully away In her eternal re- ward.

iAlthough for some months past the ‘late Mira Vessey W85 under medical ‘treatment. ti, wizis not thought, oven by her most ‘intimate friends. that the end was nsair. consequently her piidden death st tho early age of twenty-one was a. severe shock to her family and friends.

‘The late Miss VGPBSQy was B gen- eral YEVOYHEDOHI In the hmne and with her drlends. tier bright, kind and cheery disposition cuties-it... hei- to all,

The numerous floral and spirit- ual offerings rscelvfil testified to

pciidable Footwcii r 1'

FtIAVII, liiuroon, Brown at pcr pair . . . . . $1.25

Women's warm Fclt Juliet

“inc, llrmvn and Navy and

\\’onicn’s Boudoir Slippers in

shades, “Packartll-i” per pair

90c and $1.00 up.

Brown Kid IIIOIIIGOB, Lcutlici" solos, elastic side-

Macdonald, Treasure-l‘: i; was un- her that the Club mw ssive soy, two meeting Mildred and two brothers William should be Wednesday. After rout- and Frank ull iii. home are left to f mourn the loss of a devoted daugh- tell" and loving sister, to all whom the Guardian extends sincere sympathy.

late residence, 76 ' Upper ber 11th. to ‘St. Dunsuiifs Cathed-

DO YOUR

hoose your gifts f

more uctrcptulilci. SLIPPERS “kniicifls first quality ribbon slippcrs, in Rcd. Navy and Yoiit Boys

Christmas Shopping at i URDIE 8c FERGUSON’

Give Sensible Gifts, Footwear for Instance

rom tlic following iii-it 0f comfortable and dc, or Mon. \Vonicii and (‘hIItii-en. No gift is

HOCKEY BOOTS

LIGIVPNING‘: HITCH

Pcr pair lis sizcs if to I3 . . $75-75 sizes 1 to ii’ . . . . . . $3.25

\\'ttlllt'll'il. sizes 3 to 7 . . . $15-75

leather soles and ii trimmed, colors

.........\...$1.50

Mcli-‘i-i l-iizcs 6 10 10 . . . $3.95

\VF. SELL (l. (i. M. SKATES Klondyke sizcs 8 to 10 .900

Yukon sizes 8 to 11 1,2 $1.25

and all

Kid 9 Spider Icuthci-s iii

$1.50 Felt Slippors, 80c,

.\Icn’s ‘Brown Alligator Slip.

leather soles only .. . . $1.95

Pustlluc sizes 9 to l1 1,2 $2.25 Ladies’ “Auto” ‘Mews ‘Aut/o" . Moms Olympic Tube . . . $5 Moms t‘. (l. M. Model “C” $6.00 Mews (?.(.‘.\l. Model “D” $7.00

$3.50 ........$-‘3.50 .00

lilenh-i (ircy and Brown lcatlici‘ LA DIES’ HOLEPR-QOF Slippcrs in Alligator and Spill, IIOSIERY

m- phi-terns also Black and Silk. silk and ivool. fillkand Brown kid with padded elk 0011M!!! lllld all W001 "t 119" Pa" solos and rubber licels, per 551-00, $1355, 131-50 11nd $1.75- pair . . . . . .. . .. .. . . . . $1.50 A fancy XMAS inwkhge givon

away with each pally OVER-SHOES FOR EVERY BIEMBEIUOF THE FAMILY

(liiiltl’l-l............... MlsseBH '

$2.00 $2.25

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\V0men’s $2.75 up NED MOCCASINS Moms . . .. . . . . . . . . . $2.90 up Per pair _

Little Gents sizes 8 to 10 $1.35 RUBBER imnips Youths sizes 11 {(1-13 . . $1.50 (lliiliPg _' _ _ _ , , _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ $2,725 Boys sizes i to5 .. .. .. $135 Misses . lilciihs sizes 6 to 11 . . .. $2.36 \Vomcn‘s . . . . . . . . . . . . $2.75

We have the finest line of Lumbermaifs Rubbers in Catradir-GUTTA- PERCHA and RHINO, every pair GUARANTEED, prices lowest. complete line Felt Boots, Hosiery, Gaiters for Men and Women.

NOTICE:—We buy for cash and sell for Cash that is why we can sell A y so cheap. Please do not ask for credit.

PURDIB-FERGUSON

SHO C0. LTD.

Charlottetown, P. E. I. YOU MUST SEE “THE BABES IN THE WOODS.”

Also a 3H0?

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many friends, Besides heir sorf lug mother, "Mrs. Margaret Ves- sisterp Evangeline and

of

Tilg funeral took place from hot‘ Queen Street on Friday morning. Decom-

rni. where a Requiem High Mass was celebrated by the Rev. Maur- ice McDonald. Rev. A. L. Slnnott conducting the services a; the grave.

Floral Tributes: |l'IIlow--The fumlly. Wreath—'I‘he Guardian Offlcc. Spray--Dr. and ‘Mus, Lcdwell. (‘rcscentHMII and Mrs. Chas McDonald. (‘ross—ilvl-r. Thomas Matheson. Mass Cardss-llilisis Mary Ready. Mr. and Mm. Michael Welsh and family, Mrs. Rose 'M(!C8I‘6y and Sadie. ‘Mr. Joseph Maliar Misses Wary not A‘: cc Pineuu. Mrs Fred Power and ‘Mrs. Joseph Malone. MIFS. Catherine lMcIimis and Annie, Mr. and Mrs, Peter Dunn and fam- lly. Mr. and Mm. William ‘Moran. Mifig Evelyn Connors, Mr. and Mrs. J. J, Duffy, iMr. Ray McDon- iild. Miss Annie Walsh. Ming Flor once Iliogan. Mrs. A. Doucette and family. Misti Eliza Mahnr. Mm. Jam~ es Keenan and family, Mir. William Mahar. The Teacherp of Queen Square School (3). Mr, Fred De- (Yoiite, tMisn ‘Ellilflfl W. Fitzgerald, Mr. and Mrs. J. Callaghan. Misses Helen and Georgie Flynn. Mira Audrey Birch, Mr, Joseph Francis.‘ Mm. Mar Jillian and Annie. Mr. and Mrs. l. F. MclDonald. Mr. and Mrs, ‘Martin Walsh and ‘Milly, St. Pat. Elston: Biakotbnll Team. Spiritual Bouquets: - floddnd class ‘Pupils of Noire Damp Acad- nmy. M16995 lions-Ila and Flleanor

the high estaifn in which the do-

Fenneis-sy. City; Iant. Boston, Moss:

Alcliachern, Mr, J. Ranslmn and family. Misses Elizabeth Connors and Agnes Byrue, Mrs. and family, iivliss Beatrice Wvelah. lllisscs ilvlury and Annie Creighan. Mr. and Mrs. James Lawlor and llamily. Miss Florence Slnnott, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Train/Jr, Mrs. Sus- an llcrrigan and family, ‘Mm. Leo Brown and Catherine , lldiss Bertie Lawlor. Mrs. ri-pnichwno or the Commercial .Wniker. Miss Rose Gaude-t. Mr. and, Mrs, Frank Lawlor. Miss Moren- ce M. Mclnnls Mr. and Mrs. J. Duffy. Miss IP. A. McDonald.

Mullins

lMoDousldi

Letters of Sympathy-Miss Allcei Miss Hilda Gial- P. A. Arsen- iult. Boston, Mass; Mrs, N. llurnham. ‘Portland, Maine.

l

cusp/tun scnoot. i

(as

Honor Roll of Crapaud School for Novemben- I rd. 2

Grade X—1 Marjorie Lea Hildred Oakes. Grade IX-—l Ella Canfleld. 2

John Rand. 3 Georgie Marti. Grade V-lil-l Alice Best. ivillle Stordy.

Grade V1——1 Douglas Rand. Edith Leard. 3 Marjorie iStordy. Grade V Scllior)—~1 Willie Sher ren. .

Grade V Junior-l Hazel Leard. 2 Carrie Stordy- 3 Marlon Sharron. Grade lV-—! iirma Kldeon. 2 Elaine ward. 3 Robert Dawson h‘ Harold Bowncne (equal) i

Grade ilIEi-i Elsie Howatt. 2

Lyman Sturdy. 3 Georgie Qhermn.‘

2 2

& Elmer Fall (equal)

Grade 11-1 Jean Newsom. 2 Llléayd Hervey. 3 Flo Jean MscDon~

heard Robert Dunes. Irma Kid- non liiiaia Howatt Lyman Sturdy Joan Nowooni Lloyd Harvey.

ma“; yap pit-id, Th5 1pm Mlgdwllllfll‘, Mr. and Mrs. Edwm-ii Pflmmm n N. Be"

Vessey was employed an stenopiiyrlle and family. Misses ~i~lslen and Prim", Dew ma“ Mam rapher with the (Ihwrlmfetownilflflflbflo Wfilflll. M!!! Margaret Kmmm I

iGuardian, Where her devotion toMoKenna. Mr. and lMm. 0. Bell. ._.___<,.__‘_

duty and genial personality mud

I .

9 Mr. IP. A. Arse-mull. Miss Rcttl “m, "hm," LINN‘, “m,”

Girade I-—1 Heath "Sturdy. z c» n rumm- MacDonald. a Keith storey-J on‘:

Perfect Attendance: — Hlllfil “cf-m” beard Harold Bowneen Elaine nh"|-. m“,

ENTRY CANADIAN CHILLED AND FROZEN BEEF INTO BELGIUM AUTHORIZED.

The entry of Csnndilsn fresh

chilled beef and frozen beef. Whale. half or quarter has been authorised _.by the Belgian authorities, cables Trade Commissioner A. S. Bleak hey, dirussels, in the forthcoming