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Central Guardian locals, so 3'34“; Announcements i-‘lorai and Spiritual 0 Cogdoience 70o per mob, s11 ilfcents fo a ddi lvllrecration, ‘l0: 0904?. lb cents per uwh. Address 1nd application a

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Montreal llurb MONTREAL STUCK (Canadian Press) c‘ liiiii com 5 m itlbi rm 4 1-4 c d, B A on 1g i: Sm“ ( suu an Press) ma“ seauhamou Bell Tel _ lhurst A Brazilian 135 1 a 5am Tar 5 l‘, Oan Cem n 3'4 Do A 3 can Nor Pr l’ 3'5 miller VTC m Can Car Fou d a 1'4 Fin: A 1° Can mo Al A‘ Z T” 10 3-8 -8 Inlprg“ g3 53.1mm. Z if‘: - a 1-4 '- w g; 3g; Z351 a 2° H an s Founda Co 7 5'" ln-t Nickel l1: ___._ hﬁse“ Vlgwdi; 1'1 3-4 (Canadian Press) M0005‘ maize 4 1-2 Stocks - "59 Mn p0 on nae 5 1'2 conlmme 12° Nat Bre 22 1'3 Nova Scour; - Nat Steely Car é." llorllllfﬂl -_— Shawinigan l5 3:: s: to. or M Steel or Can . 1° 5*“ __,____-__-_-._._______ Steel or Can Pfd 55 _ wpg Eye‘. A 2 1_2 WGTIUN SALE MINING CLYDE STATION ‘POROKZBIIRIIIILI: 212:5!) —°"— liﬁtit’. r 5",“; rurusoAY DEC. a “m” 1-20 ' - ’ 522a,?‘ 1011-4 Al 2 o‘clock .1 ~33 §°bf° o1 3-4 . . ra ome 1 1 instructed t sell by Publl 13ml" 11 r-a Aurllllu nn the lllgtmises of m: BA 011 1s s-a lute Daniel luoqueen lllg farm con- 5'" D°m 2a 1-4 ruling or 150 acres of land in u 37mm" .37 high state of cultivation, also can Gem 4 1-2 Household furniture, ' " of R '1 3-4 Entrrflfiriﬁc Rouse. siesta; machine, *“- 1rd nn sllﬂngi. c en square, tables and other household l! weather nfav rabi l iii RI — Bolt we hold Fridzl‘; at ‘the seansras ehtllrr. Plztxlnrlrm egiivmrglirelluulltlwivfljssug TERMS: CASII. frllizelrftliatglll: lsillgersllrllv: Al‘: liar? RLFUS STEVENSON terested call in the afternoon. Auctioneer FRANK MoKAY Ea" Royalty‘ :_ — 11-23-2547 M

, Eastern loom Corning Events 3o per you;

Blltﬂlemenaueii uoihklfﬁﬁ s um Notion of Thanks s... I u.“ ntotion slmfbtllirmrflli":

- _ New alotrk-Sltocls and hcommodity ———~ . k ‘.2. For Sale Female Help Wanted Illslrldiys. about T m s l ' ' W ea b ’ (IIIISIII-IR BELTS AND ALL WANTE|)_ | Tvoronto-Baeon hog! (dressed) other belts, Rubber ‘rracis. Clln- time. Golddmlvages Forllrplpalgs steady at 16.50. w“ M°YY1$°I1 11-26-41 Park Terrace. ' 11¥gg4g1

'0 ‘\LE:CE"Tl-E1il-4N'S FUR WANTED rumour-taco r10

r . usa- éloie 111 800d Colnldtztftivgi- vkeeperxcook for one. G. Guardian. _ _- ' " 11-26-31. roe s.»11.1-: wnm: nor: roxss -

Inspection invited - Woodman Miscellaneous

Ranch Sp_rlng Park 11-2541 Mule Help Wanted

WANTED-TWO TAXI DRIVERS must be sober. Apply Guardian

-27- To Let

locals r0 LET FOR 1.10111- luii-‘Wvpmﬁ. Douglas st. 11-21-31

1 .“ “r-anlm 1'0 1mm‘ IIOUSE on Guqlr-zilnonr St. Avards. Write (J), _,_*_‘1_"- 11-20-21.

Wanted

FvrunLiq lions‘. \\iw_“.i9l-_.__§_§D1y Guarglan SM

POWER

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SPECIALS _ MRS. JOIINSTOWS

Beauty Salon. 11-24-71 CEILING PRICES PAID FOR

Spruce and Fir Logs. Length: 7 it and o rt. o inches. MonE-ﬁe Hunts-rung 00., Ltd. Montague.

11-26-621

ATTENTION FARMERS JUST received ‘B’ Tractor Manure

Spreader Truck Wagon. C. E. MacNutt Hall Mfg. Co. Char- ttetown. 11-24-27-28

i1

KIRBWS ENGLISH IRON AND

Yeast Tonic Tablets for Nervous

Disorder. A general blood tonic 89c postoaid. The Two Macs Dru

Store, Charlottetown II-ZO-ﬁi-t .

Uee Miner-oh for sprains.

Dieppg__ _

Upp Can Vermilata at

UNLISTED Foothill Osisko Pend Ore

Markets At A Glance

(Canadian Press) lus to-lndustrisi and base met- al stocks higher; other groups steady. Montreal-Stocks closed higher.

War—25 Years Ago Today

(By The Canadian Prel)

NOV. 2'1. 191'! -Russian Soviet envoys crossed German lines and opened negotiations for on armis- tice. German force under Col. Tafe1 surrendered at Newalq, East Africa British repulsed German counter-attacks in Bourlon and Fontaine Notre Dame areas.

ARTISTS BREAKDOWN

LONDON —- (CP) -—- C. R. W. Nevinson, A.R. A, whose latest pitcure “Battlefields oi’ was recently accepted by Prime Minister Churchill for the nation, has had a. breakdown with pam- lvsis and eye affliction and “may never paint again." I-Ie was at

W

INFANTRY

AliTlLLEllY IF . . .

Fighting Men Are Urgently Needed for the Fighting '

Branches of

THE ARMY

Men will be tralnedlin signals, mortars, machine-guns, -r]uarter-master’s branch, wireless, mechanics, cooks,

armorers, drivers.

AlllAllliEil BDBPS

Gunners for every branch of artillery are urgently needed to man the new guns being supplied to tho Army.

crews are urgently training course.

YOUARE PIIYSICALLY FIT . . . l4 WOMAN CAN D0 YOUR JOB. .. . . YOU ARE NOT WORKING IN A WAR INDUSTRY.

voun ourv 1s ro Jlllll‘ or now n i

Your Delay May Delay Victory. For Full Information, Inquire at Your NEAREST RECRUITING STATION i ‘ Yarmouth, Kentviiie, Truro, New Glasgow, Charlottetown, Sydney l ' IN llALiFAX-Cogsweli Street (next to Hospital)

Mechanics, drivers, wireless operators, gun

IIAZELBROOK WOMEN'S

I

l The November and annual meet- |lng was held at the home of Mrs Kent Jones with the attendance of {eight members and one visitor

I The president, Mrs. Harold Cur-

lveroccupied the

TljE _ CHAELUFFETOWN‘ CQARDIAN

IIeIlo Girls and Boys! -

starting soon, and hope

Lots

AND HERE’S A MESSAGE FROM OLD SANTA HIMSELF:

North Pole, November 56th. 1m. -

Hurrah! Hurrah! We are on our way. The Rein- dﬂrs are dancing and prancing with glee. .3111; nous are illlmllﬂ on their best bonnets...'l'he Toy Sol- dier; are marching into my glelgh, Ever-yon, h Nady t" our Ions trip to nomuaws TOYLAND. We're

November 28th at 2:30 RM,

to be with you Saturday,

of love,

SANTA

At H0|man’s Great Xmas Store

There's a Gift For Every ‘Q Person 0n Your List...

us, because that’s

dreams of Toys and Clowns and Sugar Plum Fairies come true! Within the walls of Holman’s Toylamd lies a thrilling awe-inspiring wonderland -. . .A never never land of bright colors, bright lights and bright faces. Bring your children down early Saturday Afternoon. . -. ihey’ll shriek with delight at the

sight 0f old SANTA!

INSTITUTE

chair. Meeting

needed. _ Thorough

SANTA llliiES AGAIN

By Geoff Hayes

lune end Tod have s mud adventure with Grlndflther Rabbit on u trip to Bantu‘: Milli. Witch for them in the new Christmas strip,

Starting Nov. 80 in The

GUARDIAN

opened with the singing of the 1n- stitute Carol followed by repeating the creed in unison. Minutes of the annual and regular meeting were read and adopted. Correspondence was then read and discussed.

The election or officers for the ensuing year is as follows:

President, Mrs. Harold Carve!‘

Vice President, Mrs J. C. Wood-

Secretary, Miss Sue Jones.

Treasurer, Ivfrs. Vernon Wood

Auditors. Mrs. J. C. Wood and Mrs. W T. Goody

Sick Committee (East) ‘Mrs. Seymour Myers, Mrs. Vernon Wood. (Wesitla Mrs. Kent Jones. Miss Pear e ones

It was unanimously decided that we purchase Tuberculosis Christ- mas seals, also mo ey WM 1°?- warded the teacher 0 DUJVhB-QQ l book for the school library-

Mrs Ray Jones invited the De-

b r meeting. Roll call to be Allrwzred b the exchanging of Christmas s fts.

Plans were mlde l‘

aardingihegrrench Caribbean pos-

Ch/ristmas play to bé-pﬁscnlcd-KF the school concert.

Following the sirlging of the National Anthem a dzhnty liurch was served by the hostess, which blrought a pleasant evening to a cose.

Agreement lie French Islands In West indies

WASHINGTON. Nov. 23 —(AP) —-Stste Secretary Cordell Hull nn- nounoed today the conclusion of n satisfactory agreement w=th Admir- a1 George Robert, French High Commissioner at llfnrtinique. re-

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POULTRY

We are buying live and dressed chickens and fowl daily, paying top market value. We also require Turkeys, Ducks and Geese. Phone or write for prices.

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HE'LL SHOW YOU HOW T0 WORK THE TOYS!

CHILDREN M U S T BE ACCOM-

" pend.’ 2.301111.

SAT U R D A Y NOVEMBER 28th

at HOLMAN’S

Christmas is the most exciting time of year. . .for

with Dolls that; talk with Dolls that walk

with Games and Books and what nuts!

PANIED BY AN ADULT u;

when we make the Kiddies’

sessions of lvinrtlnique, Gwdcioupc Mnurctnnia and Niger-has “placed 21nd French Guiana. as a remit of itselr ﬁeely“ under his control, which American occupation will be Thus were liquidated in favor unnecessary. of the Units-d Notions the last o! Admiral Jean Dorian, formerilhe problrlm which arose after the Vichy Defence Chief who uw-nt aver ‘P11111011 surrender except that re- to the Allfvs in Nlrrlir Africa. an- ulrriiul: control of the French fleet nounccd i11 All-Kim's that Dakar n1 Toulon. British and American and all French west Afrira-Aseueq- ‘ttoons occupy the French North. nl. French Guinea. the FlvnrhiAfricnn colonies. British force: Sudan, Duhomcy, the Ivory Coast, hold Madagascar.

Auction Sale

—AT THE- AUCTION WAREHOUSE, Grafton Street THURSDAY, DECEMBER 3rd, at 2 p.m.

I am instructed to sell by Public Auction the house- hold effects of the late Mrs. W. H. Kent including drop- ienf mahogany table. gate-leg mahogany coffee table, end tables, Governor Winthrop Desk. Chesterfield, iilt arm chair with foot stool. occasional chairs, floor lump, table lamps, 2 rugs, curtains complete with rods, vanity drell- ing table, six piece dinette suite. cutlery, complete kitcgexll equipment including enamel pols and pans and Dlﬂiui LENORD FRIGIDAIRI‘). All the above articles ha?"

purchased recently“ For further particulars apply EASTERN TRUST COMPANY 01'

w, II. BEATON Auctioneer.

Storage Ltd.

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