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"Agents Wanted}

Male Help Wanted

(W Y JIRIOUS MEN T0 MANAGE “Elliott... Business ‘in icons or Kings County. 850.00 orin eproiite an. Ex-

i- week for the energetic elusive right of sale, The pportun- it? oi your life to imp ve "you!

mat situation. Details urnlshed

WANTED - MAN TO WORK 0N farm and rench. A. C. Wood, Mt. Herbert. Permanent job.

406-12-10-31.

HAVE YOU A G001) POSITION for the winter? This one pays about

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without any obligation. ‘frhe’ J. R. $35.00 a week to start. Must have Watkins Cmlllny- D"??- “v 7“ car or wagon and furnish good ref- mi; West. M95519“- ; erences. Box C lie Guardian. A- W7 li-ll-"illl- . M. i-i. w. Dec. i0-ai. ____,___ For sllQ _T° Let a- __i.______- .__. ion SALE-TV" NEW ""5"" "ro LET-IIENEMENT, e LOWER

Prince St., all modern conveniences. Apply Clark Bros. 473-31

roa sass-wrap co ‘sa 0E1: m, Beet strain. ply e. 0., gum-dim. flfi-ii-tue-thura _._. FOR 5AI.E—W

BIIINGES. WAL- for S. Weeks, Frederic n. ‘ ‘ 407-12-12-31.

TOD.‘ SALIiT-it) LET. Qoaap AND

room signs on hand fat Guarding

Office. p I Hilts-mo Slbfilt FEMALE fox pups, Canadian tional; E. J. Vesscy, York. 479-31

.__--_--——-—---——-— I011 SALE - TWO PURE BRED Jersey Cows to frsfhen the 4th February. Aloyslous ‘Roberta, Kin- km-a, 395-12-10-31.

>-—*--'Z"-_ AYESHIRES I03 ‘SALE-TWO pure bred heifers coming three l years. Frenclien in January. Frank 5 Hailiday, Eldon. 470-12-lZ-4i. >—i——-——i— '"—-i- F01t SALE-i. DEAR! FILLY, 8 months old. 1 gelding. year and half, l. prim winners at Exhibition. Lyman ‘lremere, New Wiltshke. 1 436-12-11-31

FOB. SALE-PUBEBBED LISTER. ram. Charles Willis, Kingston. ' 439-12-11-21

FOR SALE-I BASEBURNER. AN one open front heater, 1 cooking

I stove. Apply 89 Rochtord Street.

l 446-12-11-31

lilNK. RANCH RAISED DARK Yukon, Quebec and Alaskan Mink. ‘ Strong prolific stock. Safe delivery guaranteed. Terms 50% with order ' balance C. O. D. Will ranch if wanted. metre females. Rush. ' quantity limited. ‘Valley Silver Fox Farms. S's. Stephen, N. B. Dec. 6-101.

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Linn-- WANTED-A MAID 0R EXPER- lenred woman to do housework. Ap-

llly Root. Shaw, Brackley Beach. 386-12-7-10-12.

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ArlTi-ZD-WOMAN 0R GIRL FOR Senerai housework, able to do plain

cooking. Country girl preferred. Address P. 0. Box 11o. Bilbo-ti ADDRESS ENVELOPE! - HOME

ior Advertising Campaign. Highest rates paid. sincere people wanted eleliwhere. Free Stamps. Envelopes While working, experience unneces- llrl’. No Canvassing. Write Federal i484 st. Catherine West, Montreal, Estrada. n. w. r. Dec. 10-3ipd.

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Poll sALa-caanwr vromoui ll a bargain. Apply Guardian Of- llw- 471-l2-12-3i.

"l! !ALI--BIIIILLA saunas. Wmts breeders-girdles, bandeau . llfassieree. other garments, reduced . 99°"- llviilv Guardian. Mi-ll-ii-Si

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lmreo or: m vastness. ~ twelve sheep. If not claimed and , "assassins. will be sold Dec 10th. . "l lily expenses. Russel Acorn.

r's Road. 445-12-11-21

DR. W. R. CARSON Pslmer Graduate Cllllfipflolfil‘ 9mm" and Nervous Diseases 114 Prince an. Phone 10'!" Qllimfta M. Paul's Church

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T0 LET-A DESIRABLE RESID- ence, modern conveniences, hot water heating, partly furnished if desired. Also garage. Apply 191 Great George Street. 405-liI-i0-tf.

Manager Wanted I MANAGER FOB. P. E. i. AS EX- cluslve distributor for established international advertised line of pro- ducts for fox breeders. Commission basis. Good" income- from-start. H. O. Downes, Main St. Sta. Franklin. N. l-l. M. W. Dec. 11-21.

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Miscellaneous

JOHN ALFRED MACDONALD. Land Surveyor, Hennanville, Souris. 9749-11-8-lmopd.

KENTl-‘ORD L. WAITE. AUCTION- eer, Kensington, P. E. I. Phone 25. 277-12-4-81.

PUIATO TAGS FOR THE SEA- son's shipments on short notice. Guardian Central Printery.

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Situations vacant, Female

AMBTHOUS WOMEN. BIG PAY. Large demand for ladies who learn beauty culture and Hairdressing. Join Canada's largest system. Dip- lomas granted. Write for inform- ation. Marvel Beauty Academies, s st. Catherine East. Montreal-

S. V. F. 1242-19-26.

Wanted

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aaccoons WANTED. WRITE T0 John A. Coulson, Kensington, R. R. No. 2. 210-12-4-81.

--- --i——- -—'-i—-—'--'*_ WANTED-LIVE MINKS. APPLY Henry A. McTavish, 111 Kent Street.

466-12-12-41. __---- W NEED -- TO PURCHASE A

young cow. newly fresliened, or to freshen soon. Must be good inilker and good tester. Percy Match. Mount Herbert. 41il-12-1l-3i.

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ALL OUR. LADIES HATS in two lots. A stir! bargain breeae will blow them out in quick time. Paione. 459.

THE MOST USEFUL AND Al'- PIIECIATED Christmas and New Years gift is a year's subscription to the Guardian. ' 13-114.:

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DILIGIITFUL GLOVE BARGAINS Friday. Also final sweep in the millin- ery department. Patons. 459.

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DB. DEWAB ILIF-Awide circle 0f friends will regret to learn that Dr. GI I". Dewar is at present ill in the P. E. Island Hospital and will hope that his indisposition is only tem- WNW.

"T!!! VISCOUNT MONCK HOTEL. after the first Governor-generah. Let the Railway start a series of Govtr- nor-general hotels, the same as they have a series oi famous peereeses for their steamers." writes a correspond- ent. "The C. NDR. already has a Queen Charlotte Island-service on the Pacific Coast and Queen Charlotte Hotel here would be confusing," writes ,another correspondent, but asks. "why not St. James Hotel?" A third correspondent suggests "The Garden Hotel," while a fourth proposes "Queen City." “For dignity and ap- DWNiatenes-s." says another, "nothing beats "The Northumberland.”

REVISITS PROVINCE-Dr. J. A. Allen, formerly pathologist in charge of the Dominion Government Fox Experimental Station in Charlotte- town and who has been stationed for the past two or three years in Winni- Del. where he has charge of a very large ranch there, was a. visitor to the city yesterday. He leaves on re. turn to the Welt. today. The Doctor came to Halifax in charge of a‘blg shipment of foxes which were being sent to Europe and before returning to Winnipeg could not resist the very laudable temptation to come to Char- lottetown and see his old friends. whose name is "Legion."

BIRTHS, RODNEY-City Hospital. Dec. 9. to Mr. andMrs. Wm. Rooney, Cherry valley. a daughter.

DORSEY-Clty Hospital. Dec. s. to Mr. and Mrs, Rank Dorsey'.._clty, a. 5011,.

iviAcPiiAiILJAi thi Pl a1 Islandvlios- pltal, on December 11th, to Mr. and Mrs. Walter__ S. MacPhail, Argyle Shore,‘ "asoii" " " ~ "9' ' ,

"l amillulllll".

_ In loving 7 memory ' of our _ dear Mother, Mrs. George Morrison. who departed this life on December 10th, 1927. - ‘ _ . .

"Ha-hard toJaka the burden up .. Where she hp‘: laid it dpvm ~ ' ' She brightened allthsxjgloya of, She softened _ev'ery"i'i"o‘_vv1i. Bot "oh, '01s good to" hinlrof her." When we are tronbledsore flunk; be to God ‘that such has been. Although she is no more

More home like seems the vast un-

_ ' known,

Since she has entered there.

To follow her is not so hard. Wherever she may fare,

life,

L. O. C. BOWLING

Lost night on the League alloys the Rovers defeated the Abbies b)’ ‘a majority of i67'piris. C. McDonald ‘took all honors by rolling high $11318 259 and had high three string of 729. Scores and lirieullfil

Abegweiis

J. Hughes. 203 189 149- H. Harley .. 263 391 293 P. MOGODBJI ova .. 116 224 1B1 J.Mart.in.. -- m m 11° x McCabe .. 1B4 101 213

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Alerts and Orescents roll trnight at 8.16.

..'SUNDAY SER-VICEQ- Rev. J. w. Williams will conduct Mrvlw-rm Sunday Dec. 15th.. es follows: Mo!“ tague. 10.30 a. m. Pleaesnote the change in time. Murray River}, P- m., and Murray Harbor ei. 711- I'll-

._._._._.._.--- Pony-three countries are buyiril airplane plarts lroin_tho United

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She ‘ be where God la not,

On any sea. or shore.

Whate‘er betldes, Thy love abides,

Our God forever more! . Inserted by the Family.

iii MEMURIAM

In loving of my dear wife Mrs. George Morrison, who departed this life on December 10th, 1927.

llappy waratho days we spent to- ether

I Lonely is my heart today, For the one I loved so dearly,

Ilse forever passed away. Husband.

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CURME-Jn c. riaating memory of our dear Mother. Mn. I. D. Currie, who passed away December 15th, 1088.

Into heaven's mansions she's entered

Never to sigh, but to reap ’

After long years with life's struggles

MQIIIC.‘ has fallen asleep. " Family.

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Residence 0f Mrs. I‘. ll. Selina. 458-12-12-11. f‘ ' »

A LARGE ABSOITMISNT of fane

Pawns.

pastor as soon as possible.

active in making their

festive season approaches.

stccl blades as lput the boys through their

fore-Essie of things to conic a

PERSONALS

left Wednesday moriing to visit his brother in Calfornlz. his

vcovery.

for appendicitis.

We wish Mr.

carpenter".

$100,000 Fire‘ ‘

(f/‘anedlan Press!

Robb Block a two storey brick building in ‘the midst of the clown- iown area vras razed ‘completely. Damage was estimated at $100,000.

Slop falling liair nlih niinnnPo llninieiet

Xmas Stationery

We have an exceptional as- sortment at very reasonable prices in appropriate .

Holiday Boxes.

that will inako aivery pleasing and acceptable Ilfi,

We invite you to inspect it. Also our largo display of toilet articles. chocolates, smokers supplies. etc.

an noun niwooiers

MacKinnon Drug C0-

c». Greet 0am a km lta. Charlottetown}. I. l.

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Society

handkorchiefs at money-saving pyices- 459.

mu nstawma or PRIZES ioita-_ ted some months ago in aid oust. Joseph's Chprch, Kelly's Cross, by" the late Re , I’. L. Mblvlahon, will take. place in Kelly's Cross in connection with a Social and Entertainment dur- ing the Christmas Holidays. All lot- tery returns should be made to the

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WINDOWS _DECORATED—II' fa modern Rip Van Winkle were to surl- denly awake in Charlottetown: he would have no trouble in con-ling to" a conclusion as to the month of the year. The gayly decked shop windows emlnate Christmas. During the last week store keepers have been very places of business as attractive as possible to the eye. Possible Christmas gifts are carefully arranged suggestive o! the Christmas duty to friends, and in many cases the windows are bril- liantly lighted at night with many and varicoloured electric bulbs. The

FIRST HOCKEY IRACTICE. - Lssi. night about twenty Abagweit hockeyisis turned out at the Arena for the first hockey practice of the season, and for, In hour the build- ing re-echoed witncrash of hockey sticks ‘and the familiar wliir of the Coach Roy Prowsc paces. The ice was in excellent condition and the players lkewise. all showing the effects of the recent strenuous workouts ln the “Y“ under the direc tion of Mr._Glcn Partridge, physical director. ll the first practice is a sue? ccsslul hockey season is in the offing.

Mr. J. J. Morrisey, Orwell Cove.

many friends wish him a very pleasant trip.

Mr. Alfred Clinton arrived home last night from Moncton, N. B. Ali's many friends will regret to learn of his illness and hopc for a speedy TC:

The many friends of Mr. N. W. brown of the C. N. R. will be sorry io learn that he has entcrerl ihc P. E. island Hospital for an operation

IMr. James Brown, the well known electrician. left yesterday for Middle- ton, where he has the contract of lighting that section of the country. Brown and his em-

ployees much succtss.

Mr. A. A. Mai-Neill, who for some flycars has been employed with De- ‘Blois Bros, Ltri, has accepted a posi- tion on the S. S. Stanley. as ship

PORTAGE LA PRAIRIE, Man. Dec. ll-Downtown section of Port- age ia Prairie was saved ffom des- truction today by fire fighters labor- ing in lien below zero weather. The

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00,000 scouts. The splendid manner in which the boys marched put the ‘YOYFI "box. the enaouncemeni by the 'Prince_or_ Wales thou the chief scoot- ‘master was made Lord Baden-Pow- ell, the visits 0i suchnotaoles as the thwhblshoa or csntereui-y, the Duke .01’ Connaught and Cardinal Bourne. ‘were subjects or special comment. ‘The speaker also described the scene °\' 31¢ bllfllilli of the hatchet sym- bolizing the outlawry of war. With regard to the scout movement in gen- eral. Mr. Stiles described briefly some of the ‘psychological functions of the child in each of three stages known in the "scout world as Wolf ‘Cubs. Scouts, and Revers. A sense of shame isnot developed in a child till the age of twelve, and attempts to" reach this sense before that age may result in the destruction of sell- confldence. The youh of sixteen to eighteen years rebels against preced- ent. ll’ ii, were not otherwise there would be n0 advancement in the hu- man race. One of the scouts‘ mottos. is "A scouts honour is to be trust- ed," not "Scouts must not do any- thing dishonourable. " Positive teach- ing is stressed. Scouting is based on three principles, fidelity‘ to coo. to the church, and t0 the king, obedience to scout laws, and the practice of helping others.

In ariswcr to a question as to why troops fail Mr. Stiles stated that tho reason usually is because the scout- master has not the information which the troop demands because of lack of appreciation for the work of the scoutmaster.

Mr. W. L. Currier outlined briefly the Scout organization. Great care should be taken that nothing break the routine of work. A troop com- mittee consisting of three persons over the age of twenty one should supervise the work of the group.

Mr. Stiles stated that boys from eight years to twelve belong to the herd class. boys irom,i.welve to six- teen to the gang stage and the older boys to the pal state. The motto for parents "of "children ‘of the gang stage should be. “Time for and in- terest in the thing your boy is in- forested in."

In answer to, the question raised by Rev. Mr. Malone relative to the man- agement of, the hovers, ‘Mr. Stiles stated that each young man is a problem in ‘l1i_mse_lf.__and_ e_acl"i_gn_e__ls peculiar. At lh presenf time Lord Baden-Powell is work‘ g ouiga young men's program. '7 l ' "

Rev. G. T. Spriggs explained that the chiefdlflicuity dnythe Island is in the matter of finance. and, the consequent dilficultyfbf Fsecuring- ex- pert knowledge. Relative t0 the form- er cllfficulty Mr. Stiles said that money could be drawn from the larger centres to support the weaker such as in ‘the Maritime Provinces. The money usually used for training. about $500. could be used for field work. vScout work will gradually come.“ he said. "It is inevitable. and the work is very necessary."

Mr. Parent, Provincial Secretary. rcad the program which Mr. Stils" will follow while ‘on the Island. 1-1: will inset Governor Hesrtz. Chief Patron of the scouts, this morning. At. 4 p. m. he will be with the cuss at St. Peter's and from 5 D- m- till 7 he will address the Y's Men's Club. and afterwards the Zion ‘Church Swirls. On Friday he will go to Sum- nierside vrhere he will have a confer- cncc ivith Premier Saunders. Mayor Lidstone and Mr. A. E. McLean. Sat- urday morning Mr. Stiles will visit Kensington and Saturday evening will meet a rally of troops in Zion Church. Sunday he will address the Baptist and Central Christian Sun- day Schools. Sunday evening the Y. M. C. A. Singsang. and Monday noon the Rotary Club.

The Markets

iCanadian Preset

OTTAWA, Ont. De:. lL-Canad- ian egg markets continua quiet and unchanged, vihile the turkey niar- ket is still unsettled. There is more trading developing. Toronto-The local egg market is unchanged wi.h prl:e.s on fresh eesy- Storm cw are viirnndealers are quoting coun ry

to; _i’irsta 45-47; pullct ...... 40-43;

seconds 32-33 delivered. The sal: is 1 reported here of a car of Decembw:

dressed turkeys at A grade i5 pounds and over; 23; 12 t: i5 pounds 21: l0 to l2 DJUIIILI. 25; 8 to l0 pounds, l9 l" O. ,1}. Edmonton freight to To:- onto 3 l-ii cents B grade 2 e:nts leis than A grade. Montreal-Receipt: of eggs here today were 1,117 casesi-"s compared to 700 cases on the cor- responding day last year.

The market is yezy quire although unchanged in tone ard pike on both fresh and storage British Columbia eggs are Jobbing spot today at-ex- tree‘ l2. firsts lihlpullet extras 44-45. The poultry market l: quiet.

Reindeer are being shipped from

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Eiectric Needle Specialist

Superflooue bait. warts and moles removed permanently without sears 0r pain. For appointment call Queen Hotel 32.

Miss M. M. Richard

Electric Needle Specialist. 4804i.

MANY Moms

(Continued. from page l) to make some needy child happy on that festive day. It is beyond under- ' standing how any person can be hap- py on Christmas Day. living in a microcosm of selfishness, when he remembers that at that very moment there may be children shedding bit- ter tears of disappointment over an empty Christmas with little time and no personal;

child supremely happy by becoming a Santa-Pal. Guardian readers. it is‘ ‘

and help out the jolly old gentle- man with the pack of toys on his back. This year the list of needy children is confined to those oi ten years of age and under. Applicants should also ‘note that toys and candy

stocking. when i ‘

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93 Ruby - -~ -- 7 m“ a" the oulbreek o.’ tho lrfiiiili‘. uliiie.

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