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behalf of those

.1 en who are-

id Santa isn't

lng to their home

anta Claus

Club

‘ legs and get in line for a good po-

not going to be

e to send out

ly toys

llless

l YOU lll help

lead the letter one

pally received. l

Charlottetown, Dec. 19, 1922

lOld Santna Claws:-

now take my pencle to

riyou a few lines. I am a ,

little girlc with 4 little hers and my papa is with-

work-and I do want You uch to come to visit my

t. I would like so much to a nlce doll like other glrles have and nice Io play with. I am not well and we are very people so you nee we have much Xmas In our -My addreeae Ia

‘ii help

0U give a dollar in this club.

Zive the toys ‘Wt and do all. work of parcel- Fnd delivering.

viiiime job too.

V’ in dainty boxes. All prices atzlPa-

West.’

treo and entertainment u! the

it ‘AN UNIVERSAL

CHOP from Holman’: Catalog. SELECT YOUR Xmas gifts

110W. All gift! done llp_l|1‘xmgg

boxes . Prowne Bros .

PATONS STORE will be open each evening this week.

JUST A LIITTLEI REMINDER thstjhe Xmas store is now ready with a wondcrfud dllsplsy of gifts

shop surly‘. Prawns Bros Ltd.

RESERVE WEDNESDAY J81). 10th for children of Mary- Card Party In the 1488-8110 of the Cross Halli. ‘ 10995-4l-22

HEAVY OIL TANNED Moccas- ins for men and boys at Ailey & Co., mo. . z1-sl.

RAW FURS-Ship your raw furl to E. H. Rayner, ‘Bummsrsids. lwk

,____. DAINTY OAMISOLES, tsa aprons. houdlier caps. neckwear.

Xmas. Prowse Bros.

JUST RECEIVED Curload ol "Royal Household" Flour in bags and barrels, which we lire selling at lowest prices. A. Horne & Co. 10926-2041.

MAKE HER HAPPY-BUY hers.

nlce fur coat or a set of furs for QXmzts. Prowse Bros Ltd.

THIS XMAS GIVE NECKWEAR

tons. 3i

HEAR THE PROVINCIAL play- ers stringed qunnette, Dilly“!!! “"3 hits of the season at Prince Ed- ward with ‘Tho Widow from the

THE ANNUAL CHRISTMAS

Clyde Itlver Presbyterian Church will be ncld Saturday evening. Dec. 23rd. Programme commen- cing at 7.30 Admission‘ at the door.

CIVIL SERVICE-Join the clas- ses at tile Union Commercial Col-

si-tlon. Full particulars on applica- tion to Prln. Moran. 10512-2841.

NEW LONDON CIRCUIT — There will be service in New Loll- don parish on Sunday, Dec. 24; Kensington at 10.30; irishtown at 2.30 andnFrench River at 6.30 p. ln.

t HAM'PTON coulonsoarlou-

Rev. M. J. MacPhe-rson, ‘M. A., B. D.. Minister. Preaching services for Dec. 24; Christmas services at Tryon at 11; Hampton at 3; and

j |Bllnshaw at 7; a cordial welcome

to all.

I i‘ . I SATU RDAV. LADIES FUR i l Coat day. " Extraordinary values

‘will be given Saturday to anyone wishing to Purchase a Ladies‘ Fur iCoat for Xmsa present. This [your opportunity. Punk brttorn prices. Prowse Bral. Ltd.

i7 FUR COATS FUR LADIES on genie. Also made to order at reasj ___

‘:5 lgggblznzilfgds.Alrurlilnflltelflgdﬁdghnlzm' 7mm“ “RDEEL-M" ldressod and ‘tanned. Ollr wnrk is glggsfxrz} §Zll3?“é’ﬁ" lliézmtlllll. 3321;‘ 3i. ' 105993‘1Z'21|1!3h| illiwn, liVIr. and Mrs. Iihllilyhiillntsj

SATURDAVI, Ladies Fur Cont day. Extraordinary va!ues will he given Saturday to anyone wishing to purchase a "Ladies Fur Coal for a Xmas present. This is your opportunity. Rock bottom prices.

MARITIME STUDENTS TO - Tlle lMurliinls.» Ilniversities rlnlilCnl- ieges will file represented nt the first National Conference of Cana- liinn students at Tomllio, Dec. as to Jan. 2, an follows: -— Dal-

‘. Ilnusule. Halifax, s1; m. Allison,

Sockvllie, '20; Acadia. (Wolifvilic, l0; University of New Brunswick Fredericton, ti; Prince of Wales. Charlottetown, 4; King's, Windsor. i. .

_ 1

z PERFUME

GIFT

Perfume. is a fav- orite for gift pur- poses at holiday time and this is a time that quality should be insisted upon. We have an immense stock of

PERFUMES and TOILET WATERS and it includes the finest odors of the best makers. These are put up in hand- some boxes for 81ft

u see. ,p ml‘ Kiss and Mary Garden in sets ’ Perfume, Powder, etc.. '

The White Drug Store

I. (i. JAMIESIIN

pmggist

The Gillitrlttduardian

Diana. is the ﬁrst all-color produc.

etc, at very reasonable prices for ‘the i-‘hlel attraction for next Mon-

l& C0. 21-31

Llnr nnnl, ‘n:

Talented Daughter of the Duke and

cans“ "m" Widﬁvuread discussion and Bllbressious of Interest than that 01' the engagement of Lady Diana Manners for a series of pi"). i-Oilllwﬂ under the personal direc- tion or J. stulm Blacllton the pioneer producer tor the it...“ T“ 9mm"! Adventure." the mt Plwlunlay In wnwll Lndy ulnnn appear“ i“ u” "W"!!! feminine role, is also ‘to ﬁrst Prlmml color screen tea-ill", Production ever midi); This picture. remarkable

9 fact uhut It presents Lady

tion. and is. u real picture in all senses, was made for the Allied Producers and Distributors cor. poration and hasbeen booked as

day at the Strand Tileatre.

in ull Darts of tun United States. throughout Europe and Canada. and even -in -t’he Orient. there has been extensive comment on the de- cision of Lady Diana, world. famous beauty and aristocratic w. cial lender of London, to become a professional actress.

Lady Diana Manners is consid- ered the most noted WJIIIHII oi‘ to- day. und by mlmy well-known artists hlls been declared to be the most distinguished beuuiy 01' tile present time. lnuiy Diana is the daughter of the Duke and Duchess of Rutlllnd. and llcr fnmily occupies a pluco so iligll in the old British nobility as

OVERSHOES for Misses and Children received today at Aile

CHILDREN'$— OVERSHOES rec- eived today ut Alley & Co., Ltd. 21-31.

HEAR MR WENNING ‘on ti]? violin at the Prince Edward with ‘The Widow from the West’.

DO YOUR XMAS SHOPING at the Big Store. Every Dept. is well stocked with gifts. P"owse Bros Ltd.

i

COME TO THE ENTERTAlN-l MENT and tell in ‘Marshﬂeid Hail‘ Dec. 27th, at 7.30 lluder the aus- pices of Rural Entertaining Club. if not fine conle Friday. 10988-22421

I-Services at Nelw Glasgflw 11 8- m- pstnnley 3 p. m. and Cavendish at i7 p. m, The nlorllili-g and niglll ;sclmorl subjects will be. “The .Message of Christmas Duy." A fspecial Cilristlnas story sernloﬂl iwlll ‘be told for the boys nnd. ,glrls. At the alarming-services the‘ ‘prizes given ‘by the Bible Society Ifor the successful repeating of .Scripiture_ memlory passages lwiilil

who lpresented to the winners. The,

JIYiGI-‘IDOII service in Qtnnley will ‘lbe a special nlissionury service »nnd the pastor will give the ad dress Come. and worship-with us.

ville. Ont. Mrs. Joules Byrne. Chu-riuitctown; Mr. .I.A. Risdnll. rtllnrlottetnwn; lMrs. Mitchell, Halifax. iH. IKl-lly Snutlm-ort. H. MHGIIFID, Ncwl Glasgow; J.S. Wisv, Chnﬂotictrvun. Mss Murlzll

(lllnrinlteilvlvn. Mrs. Beuty Toron- in and Mr. \V1ilillllls. Ilulifllx were gucsis at the Hotel Gcru-rll Thurs- lluy Iast.-C'l'pt Read reports T00 as hcllvy now as it was last seas- on ill the moniil oi January.

ROD AND GUlN — The Jan, Is- sue of Rod and Gun In Canada. the opening number for 1923, sets a high stllmlurd for the subs: quent issues to equal. This nllm- Imr is now on sale nlld ii should please every sportlnnn. Au assort- ment of splendid features greets the render. Bonnvcnstle Dule ex-

+o+o4++o+o++o+o++0+o+ao new hlmso" m h“, splendid m“,

ll-lbutlon, “A Christmas Day's Duck Hunting." while “A Trip up the Tnku River" is nnother article that is almost sure to please. l-lllrry M. llvlonre. llle gifted Cann-

BEAUTIFUL woman, FILM STAR

AT THE STRAND MONDAY AND TUESDAY

HOB lﬂ “The Glorious Adventure," First Ail-color Photopiay.

of have Mlgtuluucemant in tile hisioryfﬁtyalty, but i-t was not llel- eminent m on picture industry eve,- Ismlly connections that gave -Lady

London or any other cities of the world.

to be regarded as very near to

- “The Willow ircllll the West" 11i-

C AVElN DI SH OON GR EGATIIOIN Y

Iliggills, lSt. John. Thus Ilollslnnl

bottoms MOST"

ouelteu of Rutland Will a. s,“

Diana her fame. She became the ‘ﬂlmmlldill! beauty and social per- wmiily of this era. by reason of he? 5111511111; Wit. fascination. in- telligence and diplomacy, mm. bined with her superb Ilelluty and her abillty '00 "wear clothes and Jewels better than an-y other wo- mnn in Europe."

The acknowledged leader of London society. Lady Diana {or years has held a social position un- known lto recent generations in

tArtists all over the world have begged l'or the opportunity of painting Lady Dlulul. luld there is no doubt of her being one oi‘ the most widely pllotcgrllpheli wolllun in the world today. There is scarcely an exhibition oi‘ portraits in London tllllt does not include one or more of Lady Dillnll. and portraits of hcr by great iIPlESiLH hnve frequently been ex-lllhlied in New York. One by Ambrose MeEvoy recently attracted much attention at the Duveen galleries in Fitlh Avenue. New York.

An idea 0i‘ tile exquisite type 01' beauty possessed by Lady Diana. is gained from statement-s llbout her by notefuriists now in New York. Mr. McEvoy llt his studio in the Gainsborough suid he had made six portraits of {tidy Dianlr and con- sidered her the most perfect type of beauty he bald ever seen.

“l DlD'T car vou DRUNK. you did get me drulik'.—Gee ‘l*t's IIIIIIIY

the Prince Edward. MOST WORTHY GIRL IN F-RANCE l5 FOUND

PARIS. Dec. 22.— The most worthy girl in France had her vir- tues proclaimed to the world this morning. She is Mlle. Henriette Snget, a stencgrapher of Nantes, and lwas selected in. a newullﬂlle!‘ contest organized by the Echo (I8 Paris. After ll life of bitter strug- shs todlly possesses 20.000 frunrs dowry, a 10.000 franc iPOIIlESGIIU. unll an order for 10,000 francs‘ worth oi‘ furniture.

Henriette is 26, and since her 16th year, has been a mother to six lhrothers nnd sisters. Since the death of her father in 1916 she has ‘been practically their sole support. .

The purpose of the prize is to‘; permit the winner to marry. Hen? rictte, however. has declared ihatl she will never become a hridel while she is needed Ihy her film-I

ily and has thus ngllin demon- _ Chimpanzee Clings ~T0 Deally Baby Still

NEW YORK. Der. 2i. ~ Sllzl-Iif-‘l was still llllggillr.‘ llvr iIWiIi luillllt l‘, wllaly whilc RIWIIPIH nl‘ ll.“ Zll. A ‘Ill: Iilullx niiilifi uimlli tltl- "Ill" “hing with," h“, M, H "i‘1"“'""“1"-V m llulill-rillg down; allc burs s offspring lrllln ‘H Hit‘ xlrms oi‘ the rlliellllllnzl-r.

strnted he;- lfitness to bear the title bestowed upon her t0duy._

Must Not Hoard l Supplies 0f Goal, ' ~ Controller Says

TORONTO, DPJ. 2i.——\Vli';l‘ I'm lnr-ll-llry around the zero lilarlc, rim local coal dealers‘ offices ‘were tu (ll-y l-rnwlled with would-lie IIlIT-“ilil- m-rs. Oily Fuel Comnvnsinncz‘ (‘ills- trlm is not going t0 stand for filly person or company hozll-lllzlg sup- plil-i: ol‘ cool. If he Ila-l ally reason to suspect that any parties all- guilty ni such liffwllze the cum- nllssioner will not hesitate toutin- strong action.

The regulations under which lhc Illci commissioner c014 do not 11v!‘- mil ally citizen lo have nlore than one month's supply of coal in Ill-- cellar. Tile fuel rwnlllllssi lner will have the 'Conl Companies Act as Ills agent in seeing tflat nn IIOfII is delivered llt homes Whirl‘! llrlvotllc permisnnble supply of coll] lliFBLili)’ on hand.

ill‘ complaints of hoarding are forwarded to tile commissioner they will be promptly investigated.

BANDITS SHOOT BANK GUARD AND STEAL $200,000 IN GOLD

DENVER. Col, Dec. ‘l2.-Three bandits today shot and probably fatally wounded William Huvellor a. Federal Reserve Bank g-ullrd

dilln writer. has never written a better story than "Bones", which is another big attraction in this Issue. The various delpartments.

"Jlustraticns —— all these help to make up n magazine of quality and excellence. Rod and Gun in (‘anadh ls published, monthly at Woodstock, Ontario by W. J. Tay- lor, Ltd.

biggest Christmas

other goodies for feast.

Phone 12.

This store is shaping itself for the

Food buyers will ﬁnd it the ideal, place to get their Christmas supplies. Large stock of sweet Oranges, Bananas, Mc- Intosh Red Apples, Jockey Club Table Raisins, Nuts, delicious Candies, and

l P. L. slllllwlloli

GROCER

‘and escaped with uibout $200000 ,in gold. which was bring loaded on to a Federal Reserve truck In

the diversity of features. the lfintqfront of the Denver mint. The rob-

bers seized the gold and sprang into s large automobile. As their car sped auuzy armed government guards, inside the mint Imiiding fired from the windows of the mint st the robbers.

trade in its history.

your great annual

l frlls CHARLOTTETO" GUARDIAN ">

PRINCE EDWARD

__1Vlatinee 3.00 Sharp. Night 7 and 8.45

SPECIAL WEEKEND PR|CES

Matinee, Adults 11c. Evﬁning, Orchestra 26c. Balcony 16c Children 11c.

Love ‘and Thrilling Action ind the Frozen North

THE

oonorlii? DALTON

lhbrowrcr n. DAVID VOWEI-L E9 MITCHELL LEWIS

x‘

ii

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Love was her pla ything fill a touch n1 baby. hands- Sec this stirring romance actually ﬁlm.

ed In the great North West. Sec the lovers swept over tHc raging water fall! DOROTHY patron's GREATEST

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DECEMBER {t—BIG PERFORMAN(JES—3 THE PROVINCIAL PLAYERS

PRESENTING

"The WiliilW

A Earce Comedy in Three Acts

AT THE

PRINCE EDWARD

UNDER THE AUSPICES OF THE

IGREATMVYARLYETEBANS._

‘all: MATINEE XMA?S7 DAY AT a P. M. rue PROVINCIAL PLAYERS.ORCHESTRA DUCING THE LATEST HITS or THE season

“DAN DY DAN”

A DANDY FOX COMEDY

Children 5c.

West”

SPECIALTIES BETWEEN ACTS

"llu E3

Matinee, Adults 37c. Children 26c Evening, Reserve 80c. and 52c. _Rush 37c. SEATS NOW ON SALE AT THE THEATRE TICKET OFFICE OPENS DAILY AT 9.30 A. M.

Inst your Suzette had a one tilllt (lied inm luck 0! nutrl

‘l.l

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'I'ili days utterly-uni i-zlrillg‘

I m ~s ~

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gallows at dawn SHE

noble birth and social prestige.

' WHY Did she home him for n bushland?

WHY Did she choose his prison cell as bu‘ bridal bower?

preren c.»

in h/Lr own Jto/y

JCG/‘IO/‘IO by 7elix Orman

nIu-ﬂ§w<

SPECIAL HOLIDAY . FEA.

Wan a condemned felon, dale to die on III

n Was a nation's most beautiful woman, of

JMSEUDAEEE EA@@EQ 111L154 ﬁialzawlannem

The 71m IJ/"izma Co/or D/lotop/ay

MATINEE 3.15. NIGHT 7 AND 8-45 Matinee. Aclults 16¢. Children 11¢. Ei/"liﬂﬂ. Lower Floor 26c. Balcony, 16c. Children 11c.

“lll‘illl»“=il' in Ilcrlin. l.\lilllll~ul's rank.

Santa Claus Decorated Our Store Witll a Most

Gorgeous Array uf

XMAS GIFTS

The uppcztrzlncs 0i our store will soon make you realize Christmas is near here. We enter inlo the spirit of Cilrislmas wholeheartedly with the TGSilii. that our store is boulliifully laden with a lllost complete and beautiful

line of Xmas (lifts for ladies and gcntlelnen of all ages

FOR THE LADIES

First we have a display of Chocolate packages from ail the leading makers, In Christmas 50x" WM“ an models of artistry and beauty. .

Our Perfumes are many in magniﬁcent gift packages.

Ivory Manicure Sets and single pieces we have In great variety.

A magniﬁcent line of Xmas Stationery In something very finb.

We could go on indeﬁnitely outllnlngthe Gm; w; ha"

FOR GEN TLEMEN

Cigars in Xmas Boxes-Case Pipes In Amber, cup. Cigar. Holders-Clgalttte Holders-Tobacco p°u¢h”_ Cigar Caner-Cigarette Cases-Gillette Razors-Auto Strep Razors-Shaving Sets-Ebony Brushes, etc.

A FULL LINE OF konnﬁ, PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS, AND KODAK REQUISITES

McIiINNON DRUG 6d

“The RexaII Kodak Store” I PHONE 219

COME Ii TONIGHT

. A. ___ BAVARIAN FASCIlSTl FINANC- SIX ADMlRA-LS IN FRANCE FOR yuuﬁg so av FORD? ' mulls, Dec. 2.2 — Th-‘li. Francs , nu. liy u sllvl-es-allll slrzltegelu on _ BERUN- [DM- 22- *'- Hull?!’ Iluls twelve battleships and. 75 ud- ltllo purl of one of lllc trainer-t Su- For‘! is Siliilliyi"! Yillulwlul us-list- llliluls has been lbrouxht 011'- ‘bl’ lzetll-‘s first bzlhv wus ‘skull out oﬂm“? t‘) HUI?“ "(T-Ivy Silirl" Bll- the tjhamlber debate on the naval “no, hut, it llicll willlili a, iew Vlllllill-iilﬁvl-‘ill- ilﬁﬁuﬂiilll: to a des- budget. The Administrator's an- ene m“ unnu.“ f,“ 5,.“ patch from ‘Munich to the Berlin cvoljv-l lugcplall. ’l‘llc Tklgcblalt nlllls lorry oi’ these officers are actively -_-|l mp1 nedl-“Uihat other Alllcrlczllls living in l-lnpiluyell “but the Opposition u; “prﬂerlllalny. are lllalkillg oliicilll re- Iprcsl-ntlllious lo llll- ihlilerlultll tile privilege and emolunlentsl of m,

EVERY BATTLESHIP

Tl" II 1 l. l. l l I I

swcr to the charge is that only

simWPJ that the remaining 35 had

-_¢,,.=,q.nk. m- Q-vn-“aqﬁ