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Hand tooled English HAND BAGS

QUEEN'S (‘R.-\I~"l' IiAND BAGS. original pro- ductions, handmade through- S $

out, neutral shades. Prices 5100M ANTICLOPE SFEDE BAGS, pouch styles with matching tortoise shell‘ and gold frames.

In black and brown. $4.75 “$8.50

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JULIAN SALE BAGS. English, morocco and calf. Featuring handles, and with unusual shir- red and lurked designs. Black, brown and

i222; _____ _ 34.00 $10.00 Se“ CAP and SCARF SETS. In bright wools.

gltfiiilahktiikllgsfiltilfg s1l501lnd1I95 Sachets for Christmas

SACHETS. A dainty gift in sachets. Laven- der and Rose, in a pretty Christmas box to

please the most fictitious 10$‘ "0 I

taste — — - — - -- -

Corsage Flowers FLOWERS. A corsage for your evening dress

in beautiful shades in all $1.0ut0$2.o0

different kinds of flowers

FLOWERS. To set off that new fur or cloth coat wear one of our new coat flowers. We

2312;“? ‘_“ i‘? fig‘! sl‘°_‘i“i25c to 75 Dainty Handkerchiefs

HANDKERCHIEFS. Christmas novelties of every tempting sort, cottons, linens, chiffons, initialed. madeira, filet, embroidered, designed-

4.... 10c 15c 25c 50c 75c ‘l.

Cap and Scarf

Pretty Metallic

BELTS

BELTS. Metallic belts and girdles, gold and ‘silk

p- an .5215

Suedes belts with plain or

fancy buckles — — — a

Distinguished Fabric Gloves

Kayser Charnoisette and Woollen Gloves, handsewn or leather trimmed, in brown.

black, grey, ch-a-mtis,” $1.0“ “£1.50

navy. Prices

Her momma and papa and 858i"

At Christmas surrounded and kissed her But one of her beuux n

Gave her “lilir-O-Kleer H089

And now they are Mrs. and Mr.

Any lady will tell you that‘s the econ- omical way and the perfect way to buy ...or give silk stock- ings.

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KAYSER and ', ORIENT "l.

service, semi-sell chiffon, and creP°

Silk stockings

1st $1.00 £12321? .25 Handsome

Christmas Box

during the past year. this waffol- lowed by reports oi committees including the financial report read by the secretary which was on motion adopted. Total receipts ior the {wear $168.07, expenditures $162.47.

The officers for the coming year

“spoon wonrzuis INSTITUTE

' Th» annual meeting of the Eldon 5mm W. l ivas held at the home of Mr"; E. L iia-rrlnglon ch Nov 23rd, with ten members present. Meeting opened by singing When lolinle Comes Nlarching Home, ioTlowezl by Creed lii unison. Roll are as idlows: inli ivns answered by payment of, President, Mrs. F. J Halliday.

x lucs. ‘The president gave a short‘ re-elected . L. iddress and thanked the members] First Vice-Pres, Mrs Ed Gilli: ' - ~10: their help and co-ooeration Second Vice-Pres, Mrs. O. H‘

llama, Mrs, J. P‘. Mrs. T. F. West.

Mrs. Alex Buchanan. Receipts for evening $4.51.

Anthem. Then Mrs.

clai hour was enjoyed.

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Secy-Tres, Mrs. Warren Buch- n

Directors, Mrs. J. R. MoWll- Vanldenitine, i

Auditors. Mrs. E. L. Harrington, Meeting closed with the National‘

Harrington served a delicious lunch and a 50-‘

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The Central Guardian

Till Iolnlmn -ln rnroipd for nun of local Interest hut ldvulloln; N a IIIIII nltnre may he hnerleii u 0 out: l word strictly pnylblo in ud-

CONFEILQKATION LIFE lN

SUBANCE L-61B8-T-l2-3l2 _ CBASWILL FOB XMAS] _ . ' ' ~ ' . a PHOTOS. L-439-l2-2-6i ' » . v -—

NIW curs nnsssiis $2.95. , R. P. Simpson. L-7l4-12-B-2i. '

SPECIALS Kent Beauty Shoppe, I oil perinanents. etc. L-O-lzi-fi-iii. .

MADAME norm: is giving ' Headings at 185 Prince Street. , L-5ll-l2-6-3l.

PURSES FOB GIFTS $1.00 to $325. R. P. SlmPSOnI. 14-714-12-8-21.

NOW FOB A REAL BREAKFAST with Robin Hood Porridge Oats. Chins, Silverware or Plain. ,

IMPORTED SCARVES, Cfiepes, I Velvehs, Sauna. 59¢ m $1.95. n. I‘. Sinipsons. L-7l4-l2-8-.2.

I JUST ARRIVED-Shipment o! i boxed Christmas Cards. 21 to a box, l to sell at 49c. City News, Great George Street. b670-12-7-3i.

BUYING LIVE AND DRESSED POULTRY, Wednesday, Decembu" ‘ 8th, paying highest market prices. Signed Delaney 8: McKay, Albany

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DURING THE ENTIRE YEfit pelts are received ior shipment J .iie Prince Edward Island Fur l Limited by J. A. Wester 8c t_'., use Rzclrmond Street, Charla. :- i town. L-353-1l-3u-._ s.

WE ARE PATRONIZING a lure Auction House conducting a sale r j Fox Pelts the latter part oi 1.. ~ ; ember. Skins for this sale should c l in our hands by December 11th, p; - ferably earlier. Additional ouii. s by Private ‘Ireaty sale will enable is l to clear several thousand skins b.- . fore the January Auction sales coin- i nieiice. Charlottetown Fur Sales ‘ Limited. L-647-12-7-41. l

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n WHEN NEWS IS NEWS — i Esteemed correspondents are re-l i minded that a. daily newspaper is; i not a book of history,_and are re- l quested to send in news’ ior pub- lication within at least a week 01'. their happening. The Guardian has unfortunately had to turn I down recently several reporzs 1 especially obituary notices, whic.r| l have reached us long after the ; ‘ event; occurred. “ News while it is news" ls the slogan-mi’. i

l ACADIA SENDS DELEGATION --Delegates from Acadia University to the National Conference oi Canadian University Students l’\

< be held in Winnipeg December 2'.-

31 were announced Sunday alter

final appointments to- the delega-

tion had. been made. Acaziias representatives will be John Kiniey,

Port l-liltord, Guysborougli county;

Charles Iilsley, Somerset, Kings county; Elizabeth Orchard. Yar-

mouth; Eileen Kinley, Woliviile;

James Davison, Moncton, N. 13.,

Max DeWolfc, Andover, N. h,

Jack Murdock, cliarlottttoxvii, P.

‘ E. 1., and Gideon Corey, Butt-ar- nut Ridge, N. B.

FAREWELL PARTY - A very enjoyable party was held in time home of Mr. and Mrs. Joli“ Thomsen, Great George St, on Saturday. December 4th, the guaii ‘ of the evening being Mr. Elni l Leibmann of Denmark, who is re- i tinning home Friday, Decenibrr _; 20th to spend Ohrktmas with his i family. Bridge and supper were er- ‘ joyed by all present. Prizes f r

bridge were: Ladies: prira won by

Mrs. R. McLaine. Gents prise won

by: Mr. Carl Dzikl. Consolation

prize won by Mr. R. Bladt. Mr.

E. Leibmann came to Prince Ed- l ward Island nine years ago, and | was employed by McLure and Mc- l

Klnnon Fox Ranch. All his friends join in wishing him a pleasant trip. Mr. Ieibmann received a. i I number o! useful presents from his Danish fiiends in the city.

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CREDIT UNION MEETING — i A very pleasant meeting was en- joyed by a large audience at Rustic» rrali on the evening oi November 30th. Mr. Aiicircw Gallant acted as Chairman. The principal speakers were Professor Blanchard, Dr. Croieau and Mr. Chandler. Professor Blanchard briefly outlined the history oi | Rust Parish. Dr. Croteau then explained and pointed out tize benefits of the Credit Union, sell- ing iorth as examples the Holy Re- deemer Parish, Mount Stewnit and North Rustico. Mr. Chandler spoke on the value of a good library and I emphasized the necessity of read- ing good books as a great meats oi improving our minds. Reverend Father Pitre stated that a very en- thusiastic interest in Adult Ed- , ucotlon was noticable in he parish , and that the courage and dc- l tennlnation of the early pioneers l were still evident. Other speakers expreued their appreciation o! the addresses given by the three visit- ing gentlemen and a hearty vote 01f thanks was tendered to them after ' which the entire audience sans "God Save the King.”

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