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‘THE CHARLOTTETOIVN

1T1... “DIAMOND TREAS URE ”i Contest

FUN for E

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EXPLANATIUN 0F ‘CONTEST

The Charlottetown Guardian will issue six prizes each week: o

1st. $4.00: 2nd, $2.00; 3rd, $1.00; 4th, $1.00; 5th, 50c; 6th 50c. These prizes will be issued in the form of service or merchandise orders that. will be honoured by any ad- \ei‘tisei' listed below.

This Contest will appear in the Guardian every Fridav during the remainder of 1937, and is being sponsored by the follouing leading business concerns of Charlottetown; 1111.1 co oriinarivi-z PURDIIL’ - rsnuusou rein. MILK COMPANY QCIJJN siniiai MEAT MARKIYI REUDIN BROS.

i‘lll-.'S’l'li.‘lt A. Cl-LIIPBELL ('ll.\l’l’I<.i.L A: CO

Iii t).\'k).\i\ GROCERY ti.\l.‘..\.;\11;t;t.uil SILDIO ‘liil; (.i.i.l.l.\

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'SI'ANLI;'I, SIIAW l PEARDIN STEWAIVFS BAKEJIY

JAMES l‘AI'l‘

W. N. TANTON

A. E. TOOMBS MUSIC STORE. ll. L. IVORTIIY

ISLAND lilliliilQlfh JUIINHUK A JOHNSON

S. N. IKIYS

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P. J. AIurIJtlNALI)

Hi1‘. .Ik .II'.lL‘I‘.\IiI.A.NE do CO.

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How To Enter

Fin-h of the above firms have published an advertise- men. .11 today's Guardian. These advertisements appear in various uzirts of this paper and may be easily identified by

the diamond border.

The Contest Editor will also publish in this section each l-‘ritlny, an article featuring one or more of these i 41s. it will be noticed that an extra or surplus word has been purposely inserted in some of the “DIAMOND ‘l'I~‘.E-J.‘.:5URIS" advertisements and Feature Article. These words, when arranged in their proper order, make up a slogan or trade phrase used by, or appropriate to, one of the above advertisers. ‘

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PRIZE WINNERS LASTIIIEEN

l.-~Albert H. Hooper, North Milton. 2.-Mrs. Frank Townsend, Summerside, RR. il-Mrs. P. Cameron, 282 Fitzroy Street. 4.—Mrs._ E. Gallant, 319 Euston Street 5.—i\1arion Perry, 114 Edward Street.

6. Mrs. J. Currie, 315 Euston Street.

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Solution to Lost Week's Contest SLOGAN

"Better Musical Supplies" — Milk-r 3-15,, Ltd,

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‘The slogan this week belongs to a store featured this wee .

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IMPOR TAN T!

As all prizes will be given in merchandise or service orders. it is IMPORTANT that you state in your reply the name of the advertiser upon whom you wish the prize order drawn. _

There is no limit to the number of replies any eon- testant. m_ay send in each week, but each reply must be accompanied by a receipt from one of the sponsors of this contest. Bottle caps, labels, and wrappers are not receipts

i not be accepted. - Receipts from advertisers, or other firms, not listed above will not be accepted.

All replies should be addressed to the

Editor. DIAMOND TREASURE Contest, The Guardian, Charlottetown, P. E. Island

This Contest ls‘0pen To All Except Employees Of The

Charlottetown Guardian And Their Fontilica.

Having carefully read each “DIA- MOND IIJZASUIIE" advertisement in this paper. and Feature Article in this section, contestants must write the name’ of the advertiser tn whose announcement. or Feature Afllli.‘ n nhrd was inserted. along WPII the extra or surplus word in 1.1111 lliJ-Elillltll one... Also arrantle the words to form the slogan or Ifilfli‘ phrase and state the ad- vertiser to ivlinm you think the slvignft lirlnnas.

’l‘hcn xiftucli to your solution I reccipt or counter slip from any one

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WOOL FELT HATS

going at. 51.00. Also Velourfl. Vel-

vets and fur Felts at. reduced {WINES girln’. PHONE 614 THE GLORIA

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Ranehcrl everywhere insist on

IMPERIAL FOX BISCUITS

Thcylrc mud:- lroni pure rich Cod‘ Liver ()il strictly sanitary‘ conditions.

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of the business concern: sponsor- ing this Contest. indicating that business had been t ansacied with at least one of the firmu listed above, within the psit two weeks. Each week six replies will be drawn from all received and at: awards will be given in the order of their drawing:

1st. $4.00; 2nd, $2.00; 3rd, $1.00; 4th. $1.00; 5th, 50c; 6th. 50c.

All replica must reach the Gull- diiin Office not. later than noon on Thursday of each week.

We aim to give our customers the best. value for their money. Try an order HERE f

-‘ ‘ CASH GROCERY Phone 1210 Free Delivery

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HARDWARE THAT

DEAUVILLE HOSIERY SPECIALLY BOXED mm $1.00 PHONE 21s

R~ P- SIMPSON

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SPECIAL OFFER

GUITARS

IF you're interested in playing the Spanish or Hawaiian Guitar-to en- tertain and thrill your friends-this is your chance to get started. Big shipment arrived today at very 5pm. ial prices 56.50 up.

Toombs Music Store

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MAKE TIIIS YOUR FAMILY FOOTIVEAR

STANDS HARD WEAR WEAR

display of Gifts at low prices.

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Christmas l

.Stanley,Shaw& Pearden

Corner Kent and Great George its.‘

imperial Biscuit Co-. Ltd-

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it With Elowers p“, ,. 11.111" who! tiic 0('f'.’l!ltlll, hi-au- till-l flesh its are ulwnrl u-

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J ames Tait FLORIST

8'1 Villa Avenue

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Christmas Special Willi every order tor 6_ 0|’ "W" [Ihqtngrnplfl wc lire givml If"

h- , 6 extra photos. Brandi-filler until December 10th.

Gainsborough Studio Phone 146i Great (icorge Street- 000400004000000000000000

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BEAUTIFUL EN LARG EMENT

Wu I by 8 inches. Arllstlcally \Inlll1I4‘fI.\\Illt each roll of film rlewlopcd and printed by us for i5 Infants’ cents.

R E D D I N B R OS- PIIONE 86 "The Old Reliable Drngstire"

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For Your Holiday Baking Use “fiARlllflN CITY” --.Thc Best Is None

MILK. I(‘I'I CREAM and CHOCOLATE MILK.

The PURE MlLll GUMPANY

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BRINLLUS. rout: .,

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PRODUCTS Too Good-

BLEND. BIJTTERMILK

SAFE MILK

FOX PELTS to be fashioned neck pieces.

Illl-ZAL CHRISTMAS GlI-‘Ts,

ISLAN D FURRIERS

visir Us AT oun NEW ADDRESS 153 Queen Street. Phone 1177

Formerly Occupied by McLellan Bro:

into beautiful

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HEADQUARTERS

We carry a complete stock II the lowest prices in town.

PURDIE - FERGUSON

As a Christmas Gift. or for your own convenience we suggest the famous

SCHICK ELECTRIC DRY SHAVER CHAPPELL a. co.

I64 Queen St. Phone I440 O 00060-004 00000-00-0 0000-00-0 Our store is stocked with all new supplies of best foods at very low

prices. S- N. KAYS

85 Pownal Street. Phone 65 v§-00-004040~00400-0—00000O0§ You'll always find a complete var- ie

ty of Pure, Wholesome Pastries on display here. Stewart's Bakery

PHONE 211. FREE DELIVERY

00004-6004 Roast Pork lb. — —— — — 180-230 Rump Roast Beef, lb. — — 180-201: Potted Meat. -— — — — —- 2 for 25c Sausages, lb. — — — — — -— 19c Qt en St. Meat Market II. PETERS Phone I801

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See Our Diamond Rings

Choice Clear White Stones in Nat- ural Gold, White Gold or Green Gold Settings at reasonable prices.

A plcasu w to show them.

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Furniture Repaired

iioovizn T0 11am, wi; PA! IlIGHI-JST PRICES FOR NEW GOOSE AND DUCK FEATH- ERS. NOT MIXED.

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OUR SPECIAL FIVE ‘DAY SALE

continues today and Saturday. STOCK UP NOW.

Qukker Servicei- Better Prices. RIX'$ GROCERY

non: sroinss 38 Longwortb Avenue

Phones I021 and I022. Corner Queen and Kent street:

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REM 5H9" Weymonth Street.

W. N. I A N I U N . I80 Kent Street Jewelei 1 oo+oo+o++o+00o++o++o>oo0 Reserve your Christmas Turkeys, Geese, Ducks, Chickens, Fowl, Eggs, _ Etc” at the l P- E. I. CO-OPERATIVE Egg and Poultry Association Phone $15 00 0000000

P. J. OFFERS FOR‘

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10 bars Laundry Soap or I dozen Oranges or I large bottle Marmalade or

2 tlmi Peaches or

BEST SERVICE. LOW PRICES. Be sure and buy your tickets from the Boy Scouts and help the

Crippled Children. P- J- MacDONALD

TIIONES IDS-l”

We carry b complete stock of the famous

NYAL Preparations

H- L- WORTHY I15 Queen Street. Phone I'll

GUARDIAN

lllPtlRTllNl llElilllAllllNS iRE PllTllTtlES

The following potato grades are described ‘n the Fruit, Vegetabies 11d Honey Act and Regulations 1 31)’

“Canada No. 1" shall include only gotatoes of similar varietal charac- teristics which are reasonably ma- ture and firm, free from freezing injury, hollow heads, sprein, dum- bells, specimens from which the knobs have been removed, soft’. rot, and free from damage caused by dirt or other foreign matter, sun- burn, abnormal growth, growth cracks, cuts, scab. blight, dry rot or other disease, insects, rnechan - cal or other means. In this grade the diameter of the potatoes shall be not less than 2 inches and not less than 75 per cent by weight of the potatoes in any lot. shal be 2 1-4 inches or larger in diameter. 111 the case of long shaped varieties the minimum diameter shall be l 3-4 inches for specimens of not less than 3 1-2 inches in length.

“Canada No. 2" shall include only poLatoes of sinilar varietal chaladteristics which are reason- aoly mature and firm, free from freezing injury, sprain, dunibclls, specimens from which the ‘knobs have been removed, soft rot. and free from damage caused by dirt. or other foreign matter; free from scr- ious damage caused by sunburn, abnormal growth, growth cracks,

Wife 0f ltoteti g ' Bridge Expert 1 Sceksliivoroe

NEW YORK. 1—- (AP)- The 14-year-old bridge romance of Ely Culbertson and his wife, Jose- phlne, has ended, Culbertson sold tonight.

Mrs. Culbertson. the noted bridge expert said 1n a statement through their attorneys. will seek a. divorce decree in Reno, Nev.

"I have lost a grand slam doub- led," Culbertson commented.

They have two children, Joyce. 10, and Bruce, nine.

“Mrs. Culbertson," the statement said, “will seek a divorce on grounds of mental cruelty, due to Mr. Culbertsons ‘ultra-tempers- mental moods’ and mostly because he insists on publishing a ‘brutally frank’ story of his life to ‘teach my children not to do things‘.

“Ely is a very good tether and loyal partner," it quoted Mrs. Oui- bertson. "He will remain my friend and I will continue to work with him, but his temperamental moods make it impossible for me to live with him. Ely still is my favorite

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Wrist Watches ever

partner."

"This is not a case of ‘another vroman’ or ‘another man‘? (3111- bertson was quoted. “Jo always has been my grand romance in life and always will be. Unfortunately f nm a married man with bache- lor instincts. Complete solitude often is my most precious and ne- eessury requirement.

“In those moments 1 am a soil- tary animal and if disturbed 1 be-

cuts. scab and blight, dry‘ rot; or other disease, insects, mechanical or other means. 111 this grade the di- > amater of the potatoes shall be not less than 1 3-4 inches and lot less than ‘l5 per cent, by weight of the potatoes ll any lot shall bfi i! inches or larger in diameter. Po- tatoes of L11...‘ grade grown in O11- tario or the provinces east thereof shall not be shipped out. of Cana-

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"Canada No. 1 Small“ (for filllp‘ l ment. out. of Canada) shall include-i only potatoes meeting the require- ments of Canada No. 1 Grade ex- cept that. in this grade the diamet- er of the potatoes shall be n01 188$ than 1 1-2 inches or more than 2 1-4 inches.

Attention is again drected to the change in Canada No. l. Grade, namely, that. not. lnore than 25 1W1 cent. by weight. ‘in any -°_1 °I Pail‘; age shall range from 2 t0 2 - inches in diameter. The reference w ion; shaped varieties applies varieties such as the Mclntyie (blue) potatoes. Also note that Canada No. 1 Small grade 1S 511F1- lar to Canada No. 1 excel"- iill‘ W“

The Act. also requires 11> 111811111‘ the packer—“P0t8-t0¢$ lmfllled by any person o1- persons other than the person shown as the Packer»

FEATURE

OARTl-GLES

Exceptional Display of Beautiful Gift Watches

Chester A.Campbe11 has the finest array of Gift: wrist watches tho writer has ever seen In this city, on display 1n tho store at 157 Queen Street.

Mr. Calnpbeil says that these watches were not stocked by him for the purpose of decorating his window and show cases but were specially ordered to be sold to the Christmas trade. He says he secur- ed them for resale and that. he is going to sell tliem-—price wl11- be no obstacle to. his customers this season, as he guarantees he can sell at. prices which will meet and beet. all competition.

Asked why, how, and wherefor regarding the low prices on high grade watches, Mr. Campbell re- plied, "Live. and let- live, ts my motto," The reduction in price ts the result of purchasing in large quantity orders.

Besides these, you will also see here i1 first crass line of pocket watches. rings, diamonds, pen and pencil sets, rosaries, etc, all at very reasonable cost. and of the‘ best. quality.

A11 added feature atthis store is that with each purchase you not only receive an entry slip for the dil- mond Treasure Contest, but also a coupon with each dollar purchase affording you a chance in aspceiul drawing contest for a twentv dol- Tar prize.

Christmas shoppers will do Well to call at this up-to-dnte jewelers and see for themselves the many splendid gift articles on display.

Infants and Girls

Quality WEI!’

A most attractive display of Christmas Gift Suggestions may be seen at the Girl's Store at Queen Street.

The Misses Holmes and Bradley have stocked up in fine style f0!‘ the Holiday sea-on and are show- lng all kinds of nice things for kiddies and teen-age girls.

Hole you wl‘1 see ski suits, snow suits. Munrobes, sleeping bags, shawls, cont and pullover sweaters. twin sweater sets. Boys’ and Girls‘ knitted suits, Girls‘ silk and crepe dresses, sizes 2 to 14x, Blouses. Costs and Huts.

They also carry n unique line of infants novelties, bends, rattles. etc. Quality is evident in all articles at this store and, the prices are surprisingly moderate.

The Misses Holmes and Bretfey will welcome you to their only little store, and you will find them most obltgtng in uuistlng you to make your selections for gifts or for your regular shopping.

Diamond ffleasure Contest. slips an- gtvsn with all purchases and Your Pr!!! orders may be drown

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hotels well.

h or dealer, a number or oth- Zr ‘IIIIJEIIK on each P31114586 159111-111‘ lng the packer thereof." _

By strictly adhering to Quagm- necessary trouble can be avo. e . The inspectors have been lnsuucwd to refuse certification on allplvts 110B properly tossed. marked W01‘ u?“ packerstniaimeiuihllgliff» 01 ° 9'

n ca o . mark o e C. E. SHAW. Senior Fruit at vegetable I11SP°°i°Y

__________ MRS. CAROLINE mama FARRAR

“wt-e passed peacefully away M, Haynlptpn, P, E. I. on Nov. 23. 1937 Caroline Amelia Inman. widow of the late Daniel Farrel" at. the advanced age of ninety-one years.

Mrs. Farrar with 11er_husbaud and family resided for many yearS in Boston, Mass. where the latter carried on an extensive caniase- building and later automobile re- pairing industry. After t.l1e death of lier husband and sons she re- turned to hBl‘ native pmvince and made her home with her niece Mrs- wunen Inman by whom she was tenderly cared for until the end.

She was a woman of a quiet retiring dis/position and always had a kind word and cheerful smile for everyone and was never heard to murmur or complain amid the SOITUWs that. came to her through life, but looked forward to the downing of a better day. W119“ the shadows had departed and the . mists had rolled away.

She was predeceased by her husband and four sons, Wm. H. Mordecai; George and Bred, and is survived by one brother Joh11 T. lnman 011 tihe old homestead of. Hampton. Three sisters, Mrs. Elizabeth I-Zltrringttcn, Nine Mile Creek, Mrs Maiy Inman and Mrs. Grace Sturdy. Victoria. P. E. I. also IIWO grandsons and one great grand daughter in Boston. lvlass. besides a large number of nephews and nieces. survive.

She was active up to within nine months of her death, when she was stricken with u heart at- tack, later followed by s paralytic stroke from which she failed to rally. During her illness she was frequently visited by her pastor Rev. D. J. Morrison who conduct- ed her funeral service on 'I'hnrs- day. Nov. 25th and spoke flttingiy and feellngly from the last verse of the 23d psalm; "And l will Dwell tn the House of the {Lord Forever." The hymns sung werefl Psalm. 23. All the Way My Saviour Leads Me, Peace Perfect Peace and Shall we gather at the River. led by the choir of the Hampton United Giuroh.

The poll-bearers were Messrs Rumel Ferguson, Boyd McQuari-le,- A, n. Iflmuh. o. Victor Ferguson,’ Fred Ince and William Farrow Interment was in the beautiful st. John's (Anglican) cemetry. Crap-' dud, under the direction of Dew- son and Son.

SHARK MEAT POPULAR.

MHIBOURNE, Victoria — Bhop- ketmrl reported today they couldi sell all Available shark meat at l2 cents n. pound. ‘I'm-y said house- wives had been won over to the new foodstuff. which testes much< “l! 00d". and hll few bones. l.

come unbearable. Any woman who marries a really unsoclal man 0f my type, with his solitary yearn- lnzs and attacks of abstract medi- ation. will sooner or inter find her marriage on the rocks."

CORONATION WOMEN'S INSTITUTE MEETING

The first anriial meeting of the Coronation W. 1., was held on NOV- tl at. the home of Mrs. Elmer MacLeod, French. River. The president Mrs. Vere Wheeler. pre- sided and the meeting was opened by singing 0 Canada, followed by the Greed in unison. R011 call was answered by paying fees. The minutes of the previous meetins were read and approved. The President. then gave an excellent. address. .

The school committee reported

that. a kettle was needed. and the sick committee reported having sent, fruit to three. It was moveu and sceonded that fruit. bills be paid. The Secretary-Treasurer report- ed that. since the organization meeting iii February, the sum of $67.61 11nd been raised and that there was on hand a balance of $fl.45.

The‘ same officers were re-elect- ,ed for another year. It was de- cided to donate $5.00 to the P. E- I. Hospital.

Committees appointed for next month weie: School, Anna De- laney and Mrs. George Howatt, Sick, Mrs. Heath Montgomery and Mrs. Elmer MacLeocl. Lunch. Mrs. Heath Montgomery, Mrs. Elmer MacLeod and Annie Dyment.

Letters of thanks for fruit were -rend from two of the district and l. letter from a member acknow- ledging s. gift.

After 11inch was served the meet- was closed by singing the National Anthem.

At the next meeting which will be at the home’ of Mrs. Heath Montgomery roll call will be answered by "A Way in which ‘Canada has prospered since the Great. war," and the questionnaire on National Events will be filled in. '

Seek Argument In Principle To Plan

(C. I’. by Guardian's Special WIN)

OTTAWA. Dec Z-Draft 0f the proposed amendment. to the British North America. Act. em- powering the Dominion to enact and administer a. national un- employment insurance system will be submitted to all the Provinces once they have agreed to the principle. Prime Minister Mac- kenzie King told Premier Dup- iessis of Quebec in a letter dated Nov. 26.