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..'R.0BlN HOOD FLOUR is ec- onomicul. More loaves of better bread from each bag.

..'A CARLOAD oi’ feeds sit ber- guin prices Bren 1.10 all other feeds. shorts. mt irgs, "oilcdke. flshrneal er rornilarly 10w prices. At our Montague Store only while it lasts. Clark Bros. L-204-12-28-1i.

. 3170K PELTING PLANT 0f the

The play was followed by a Candle

Opened by Choir 1 Peslceiflul

pccbod mddoiim-

Tuneu- Christ- Wcdmoooy. in

mas a memo children of this Church. JOERIBTMAS Music -- n

. Th‘ (moiroiMontslgueUtcdCb a todtheiro

‘Ni been and Mr. Parker spending Monday with ma. ‘Leon's parents. Mir. on noon. Milton. n.

we" i=1 idAngcls stair? m . Voices. Glory mines ‘King (choir, o comm. the direction cl my.‘ boflflflltinn

Mr.

wedding

(clique trimming. with coat, and shoes of carried e. bouuuet

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town t “it.

Student st 8R8 his homo in Montague

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THE CENTRAL GUARDIAN

. i W. C. FIELDS_;M _ l ARTHA RAYE DOROTHY LAMOUR-BOB HOPE y ‘nu; column 1, nun“ m. m," o;

local interest but advertising of inserted

.1‘ "l"! nature may be

i ‘HIE GREAT WEST LIFE A8- SUB-ANCE C0. are issuing to their members a delightful pink and blue

4m" l ""1 this"! Ply- bsbycshndor.

this in sd courtroom ANCE. “m:

LIFE INSUB -tl'189-'i-2l.-31.

SPECIAL SOIDIBTAMJB Verna

Hunt/Dion. a cosh donation 10r- the Santa Pal tund.

STUDENTS H O M I

W. C.,

Giarlnitetowfii paid to iihe Frocstont

M38031“): Iraters pkenélbt wage rrsnnn and the presiding Preceptor

C. M. Williams, ‘Phil Palmer, S. T. G. Iva.

JEWE A

ty wedding was

S0

Dret

in the United Church at Kingston, 9th, 193B, when

Florence Iscbell Green. dong-titer of Mr. and Mrs. George Green of , was united in rnorrialfi

P.E.I. on Nov.

to Gordon Itreemonlt Jewell, son

tor E. R. Woodside. BA. At the lnppoixrted hour the bridal party or

who gave he: in

march Everett Holmes The . Willbur

lizh/t mvy silk velvet vlrtti?

the same shade.

of nk white oer-nations. ‘Phe were unattended. After

ie you 215m

1 i=————l express their best “wishes ttonfi: ..'SUBSCRIPTIONS r . th WW1" YWW w“? - n“ Charlottetown Guardian gm b: M" ‘ind M“ “wen 1°“ m!‘ we“

home at North River.

Yesterday's Local Market Quotations

CORRECTED FOR EVERY WED-

NESDAY AND SATURDATB ISSUE RETAIL MARKET

I011 t CHRISTMAS—Am0n3 the students

bane for Christmas are Donald lvemnbell. B-A. Red Point, ithe Medical College. Halifax and \ Velma Robertson, Red Point. from

P- lotictawn,

from

SCOUT LEADER HONORED- Gvflirm Hyde. who has been

A1‘ THE ORPHANAGE-Memhers war Pieceptmy their annual

O h undsly, Christmas mornlhg, - ing gifts, clothing fnutt and candy. They were verygrcicioirsy received

LL- GREEN WEDDING- lemndrbd

and Mrs. John Jewell. B12, of North River. The wedldinl cere- mony was performed by the pas-

rlved end the bride came up the her father

Irtisle on the arm of

nmrrlsce. o was played by Mrs. . ushers were Messrs Yountker and Wil- lard Proud. The ceremony was

n8 the of the reiristcr the bridal party retired to the home cf the bride where a wedding

served to the immediate families.

A host of serenedlers gathered to

BIIDDQI‘ W845

CALENDARS "ARE BEING . CINE) from so many firms Iii Canadian

2 The . considers it unneces- fi t0 scknmv them individ- y. Thanks all e some.

Milton am with east --- i1?‘- "" W s» tiniest?‘ conversant-ones; , - l . . ' OmlmiLOhx-tsmns stvlxhnnAlrkntmiuniitoeirifi-m |5ANTAPALFUND—Ttre -_'z' ' Guardian has ‘ved from Mr. CABS IN COLLISION-Two Ernest C. Helm, RJ/LGM. L.O.A., can werein collision on Up. Prince

Street last eveningBotir machines we: ‘ ‘ damaged. No one was injurad, it was said.

RECENTLY ARRIVED - Mn. John B. Stewart has recently a:- rived from Georgetown, P. E. I., to in Mr. Stewart hero for the win . Mr. and Mm. Stewart are with Miss Cameron, Castle Bank. Tourist Home. West Side. --(New Glasgow News.)

HOTEL DONATES TBOPHIES —1n yesterday's review of the fox git show trophies listed as

hated by the Canadian Notional Railways should have been credit- ié to the Canadian National Ho-

WIND AND RAIN ATTACK SNOW-Rising temperatures and a 30-mile-per-hour wind lest night was fast sweeping the province of its 10-inch blanket of snow which fell last week. Rain began to fall after midnight, speeding the thawing process. At B p.m. Mr. Warren Burns. meteorologist at the Charlottetown Experimental Stet-ion reported the temperature

- e matron, Mix er and her

tgmtglmnn o; happyalfiqates, 5N1- 34 above and rising, the wind w, 91,51,311 mbumd me wage-mg, velocity 30 miles per hour and after h Christmas carols were increasing. The barometer was sung by the children. and e res-

eions of many thanks tend the PERSONALS

Rev. R. J. McDonald, St. Colum- ba, leaves this momihg on a Visit to Boston.

The condition of Mr. Wm. Croc- kett. coed 92, Great George Stree continues favorable.

‘M15. E. F. Keefe, Iielifax, is spend? the Christmas season the guest m. and Mm. James Blake.

Mr. Herbert Lewis. of York, ts making good recovery after s. very severe illness.

Miss Katie Power.

City, spent

ant Grove.

‘The Guardian regrets m learn that the condition of Mr. Allbert Proud and Mr. B. R. Brown of York shows little if any unmove-

Mr. William Ma/thescrl. Valley-

fioid. went a very pleasant Christ-

a/t Plmcant Grove the guest

of his daughter. J. Oiiftford . B.

Emily Putnam or Salli‘ John Ca/th

erlne

Mis is visiti in th my u. t of 33g m 6 .8 EH65

Sister Mary Louise nr-rivcd from New Pork Monday mgh-t. to arend the funeral of her rather. the lete Mr. Pfiillp Rooney. She was ac- ggmDB-nied by Sister Mary Moras-

Mlr. Warren Young. teacher at Earnsclitif, is spending the holidays at the home of his intents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Young. Ktngsbcro.

Miss Dorothy Young was a pes- semger on the Eastern train Thurs-

Mixs Jean Innis of Plctoii is spending the Christmas holidays in Charlottetown the guest-of Mr. and Mrs. E. l". Acorn.

In Memoriam

Charlottetown Fur Bales 5G Queen M55‘ be“ ma“ StreetflCharlotltetown will be in 32?“; bunch 15 fag‘; opera. on dar thro hout the e ' —""_ Sea,“ This “yum mosflgurhwfliaw pom“, pk 20¢ mes. um.) s. o. roomns Belting and clcanin plant in Can- Tumlcs 3 for 5*‘- ,, -———- Mo. All curln an drying is done Stew meats 12-146 She was beautiful in fonm and by electricity. It costs no more and wok lb 18-25" 1n WWW" We Word» spoken is done right. Now open for busi- Cauliflower each 15-251: by the Rev. Mr. Bo in his ness, . Butter dairy 25-27 mcmse of comfort the rela- Chlcken each 85-8150 tlves and friends at the funeral mwi 1541.00 service of the latte Mrs (Dr) J.G ..'00NCERT ENJOYEI) .-. The 0mm,‘ 1b combs at Mt. Stewart on Decem- eople of the ‘Baptist bring lsmlb 1b 18-22:: ber 14th, and these words found . e staged a very Carrots 3 lbs 10c an edio in the hearts of nil who endoyelble ante ent on Tues- B 3 lbs 10c had known her for many years. clay evening. The church was ftl- god 1b Bc- Mfrs. Toombs before her mar- leci to calpcdty, The following pro- Armies 0k 30-50 r1086 We! Bwsle Isobel Coffin. gramme was very pleasingly pre- Eggs doz 33-36-44» daughter ClI the late Mr. and Mrs. sented. Play, Christmas Windows squash lb 3c Edwin Coffin, of Mt. Stewart. and including some by group. Holly cmnberries qt 12c was one of a fnmily prominent in mg, ristmns Eve and Silent Dunk; #1104156 the religious end educational life Night, also a Solo. No Gift I'M- Geese $135-$335 of the country. Thee was very sweetly sung Inn-key; in 35o Her girlhood and married life Qvstgm m, 40c were spent at Mt. Stewart. where Christ Child by Alfred» Pork lb iti-22c her charming wpersonaiity endear- Stuert Sorrey and Harold Flohnigan. Artichokes 6 lbs 25c ed her to all th whom she came

=-‘='—-——— ——————-—:' in contact. After the death of her

ndlcbted to both stor and chiiir

for a rare musics treat. -

PERSONALS Saint, Charlotte-

..'iMr. Jack town. spent the holiday in Mont- ague. II-

is

..'M.iss Edna Fraser, Charlotte- Christmas with heir , . and rm. J. E. , Montague. L. Eric

Mount Allison Univer- ls spending the

‘Min lice Fraser

Nelhe Fraser.

‘Mr, nd Mrs. a

dMrs.

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holidays lat

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A , Ohtcwn can ohm

ng the holidays wlflriioinigr ‘Eéawflrt

L. cf

Allison Msc-

are

mo- A .

Alfred Grout. we. Phili Enith.

from ad. k puisoftbonrcvincewpey their

hudaand nine ears ago she made her home in innipeg with her daughter. Miss Miriam. where her death took place suddenly on Dec. She leaves

to

Wendell, in Winnipeg. and three daughters, Mrs. B. . Stewm of wn, Mrs. H. W. McKay,

of M . Stewart. and Miss Miriam. Dr Garth Toombs, died

lflOU-fh 0X12 50h.

Corrutherrs, Charlottetown. five brothers, Solomon and Leigh, cmtmotcu-s in the United S and Vancouver. Victor, in United States Univorsi y, Rev. L, in Vancouver, and Ern- High . One brother, . Frank 8, died two years ego in ver. , scccuma-nfed by her u fer. arrived at Mt. 0n y evening. the and was taken to the home . MN. H. W. Mc- . McKay, where the was held the fol- the A., who to the be-

attend-

e “In luncrvlgdsrcei ' fromydiffemit

friends coming

t-rlbtillflrflpect. Bbcwuisidtorcst besideher

st N were con- ducted by ltov. . Bocc.

Mimi! um letters of won received

i

Christmas mt her home at Pieos- Do

Zion Sunday School Concert

‘rhe annual Sunday School con- cert of Zion Presbyterian Church was held in the school hall last night before a large and 809N151“ tvc c. once.

.Mr.lJ.sE. R. MIMEQOD. Schoo imeriatendon chairmen

After the splendid

Btindoy scicd ss

and a Christmas treat given oil the en.

A hearty vote of thanks was tend-

ered teachers and otficen under

whose care the Program was pre-

‘Ilhe program follows:- Ohorus-The first Novel —

Recltettion 4mm Manson.

Recitation -Wo Kzww —Non 8:

Sally McDonald.

Recitutions — Donald Lsrge,

Bruce heitch, Carlyle MacDougull. Exercise i4 Boys —-'Miss White's

Clam Song - Jesus - Acdith McLean and Joyce tdtiuns -Ehie

Reci McDonald, Anita. Phillips, Florence White. Muriel White Phyllis White, l-nd Freda Saunders.

G-aellc Bong -Donold lame.

Recitation —1h Tmtlale -Ds.vid

Manson . Recitation —Ardith

In Memoriam

REV. G. G. MORESIDE The death occurred in Boston on Dec. 4m of Rev. G. G. Mcrdeido. fomierly of North River. in the 37th year of his 84c. Christian character and pleasing personality he made many fri who will regret his early demise. Born in Charlottetown he receiv- ed his early educettionhgi Est Wilt-

ncademy holding pastor-ates Georgetown and different parts o! Nova Scottie. He also had ch

the pastorate of Rev. Mr. before the churches united. oolna to Boston he preached West Townsend. Mess. and

ton, Maine. where he was also cr-

claimed. Latter he graduated from Gordo

Bible (Iolleize. Boston. Mass, and terwnrds s

Then in

usevflul walks in life when merry are lelf-t who appear to be only a misery to themselves and an encumberencc to the world

to

death and canmot sec whly he was called away in the prime oi’ his

est not now. but thou shalt know hereafter. (Patriot please copy)

In Memoriam

MR. JOHN R. STAVERT

h trp-izo-date farmer and s of whom any c0m~ munity might be proud. Both his farm s ospltable

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nature and never spirit. He drove his car to the close of the season and kept right abreast with the ttmcs eve-m whet not able to move so freely.

Mr. Stavent was a staunch Pres- byterian and s. faithful mmnber of the Kensington Predrytertsn church and his duties as Eider of that church: he seldom foiled to fulfill only under such circum- stances that might prevent his ful- filling of his writ for his Mas- ter. He will be greatly missed in the church and the tv. when his health nennltted he

Held LastNight b:

progrlln hm i‘: been concluded Bantu clsus arrived

:-: 2 :-: § :.-:

is.

o: high m

enioy the wwe-rd prom to

l BT89 of Fairvievw. ‘North Milton d§i&% mm. u.“ lam

we understo ‘rile funeral

manhood. have faith to believe in beruvxwdfgou o‘ m the promise What I do thou know- falmmvims w m! chum}: gnd m“ ormi example

Wfl‘

1'-

deem. Now that he has do ted

dley to spend Christ-Inns with her . gal-exits m. and Mrs. Walter s§{‘°§}o,,fh““§,ve,_ mfififhgfi; ‘bereaved faculty; he mscyrg; mg‘ to Acadia. He graduated from the mwmtmkrutuucta§mlan Xuourmflewde and

tf-iltiocallhis seempdtiard

who WEB

r Sowewhoare

his beloved O. Rhond who urtn

tum." Mr. comfort to

My "Rock of Ages" and Jesm". Many beautiful

synvpachic friends. were Percy MdMurcio. Simmons, Will Stavert and 17a Laird

the grove

semi-annual

visitors. trinuned for the beautifully decorated tree. laden with rifts

occupied comer of the room.

some. dialogues and a drill curried out.

was a. regular attendant st all the sanctuary All

services st the .

through life by his llndlw dimosl- tlon and quiet manner. he had en- deared himself to all who hsd the pleas,’ of his acquaintance, and in his basing was. the whole conlmuni-fo’ has loot o heal friend while the family h lost one o the beat fathers the ever ed s. home and his u n: ris- tian example o home life will live as an i-mpifllron in the menwry of ell who lmuiv him. lln his pus- inl another vim lilo bss I01‘!

rmwiwple patience. till God 88W own to Him. then lovinil ‘hearts to realize last broken inas-

left end, soy, as we have

which ms held

. 22 at 2 o'clock was conduct-

pssim‘. Rev. Wil visited

im Rhoad

tributes adorned his casket sent by Pallbearers Jar-dine Stavert, Erskine lvficMiu-do, Harry

School Closing SPRING VALLEE SCHOOL CLOSING

examination Valley School was held

The various closes were exam- ined by their teacher. Miss Alma

program consisting of recitatlcns,

To the great disrwuolntzneltt of

hart

, who teacher-

and

in hBS

within

time.

er you halve m u

to shown your its to us of well us in kindle!

our ing cue

vcured

dear

our hear Ly

the -i

CANTELO —

James. , rid ‘

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Hospital 1938. G

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Carnnbell and showed by their Mn Watkins u.....ers that they had 1m“ game been carefully trained. A short

c

mmiis for work. The 511185118 u! Anthem brought the

which we. your mlvfls you dmring this Jovflis

dilrtni! _ have also devoted much earned leisure

tience and kindness. rather and

anlce vre believe We he“ 1mm‘

very much in our dt

teacher wo heartily thank you for the inter-

Chrbtmas and s hubby s

“m” newnyeb-ghslf a s» minor

Signed o; spring ovalley School. BIRTHS

MacLean. l 5W1-

ber 9th, i938. to Mr. Horatio N. Cnntelo. a. son.

IHARRIAGES

ornlng at 8.46 gesiiim thence to the Rnmmi Cath-

olic Cemetery. 5 WATKINS-At the P. E.

sunday. 13mm

Archibald Watkins. years. funeral St Church Wednesday service star-tine,“ al leaves the c

merit Sherwood

ATTEND

Prince Edward Island's First Silver

n Fox Pelt Show. Canadian National Hotel, Charlottetown Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Dec. 27-28-29,.

DON’T MISS SEEING TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY 0F PRINCE EDWARD ISLANIYS [FINEST SILVER FOX PELTS

l Medium Silvers To Extra Pale Silvers

MgoéotaTé-Iulhflm-‘foprzxméfikind Grand Dlsillay Thursday 10 a.m.T<l>10dP.lr)n. - -_ ‘m’ Cmg- , Judging of all pelts will be comp ete y IB;%§,“E.§’QE,JM"_“‘°§§,,WW‘§$L ';-; Vgieiénelglaynlilgeraihg,‘ Des. Zlttlktiq-éilaid IIICTCZIIIC; . a e Wl e isp aye wi r1 ons won, an m§,?,‘f,,f,§y,‘g_“ A Man” _ Show Pelt Tags attached to each Pelt will be Recitation -Jessie Hynss, oon- " stamped showing the winnings of all Pelts to~ "it Qwk- Elaine Sllmdfim BMW‘ giether with the name of the Owner. Chandler -- .1§f‘°““““°“ “““"“°‘ “°°°“‘ H“ SPECIAL EDUCATIONAL FEATURE 115 .. , , vssiilo flaw’ How chm 43° During Wednesday the 28th, explanations ‘ gfizmllm __ of placlngs in the various sections will be made ‘ :-: to the visiting public. Educational Lectures by scigggltotions-Iols Dewar. Eleanor prominent authorities will be heard at 4 p. m. mmes- Rwy Vmfldemmw’ - m“ -- Tuesday and Wednesday afternoons An open Stewart. -'- , " Harmonics. Solo —Oe0rge Mc- Forum for Fox Ranchers will be held commen- Denmmlga; _D;mu Mom “n, clng at 7:30 p. m. Tuesday Evening. III GQUIEQ - ‘I11’! 8TB. '|' Betiglejcxigiztlorés-Muriel McLean and |" B A N Q u I E T Duet —Tcmmy Hall and Roy Recitation -~Ronis Rodd. -,. w d Violin Solo - Beryl McDonald. " e nesday Evening at 7 p. m. a Banquet Rmitatloh -Ma:.1orie Mcbew- will be held at the Canadian National Hotel. Sggggfu‘ In B” A sunpmm _ 1-: Prominent speakers will be heard; Presentation Recitations - Roma Dunning. of Trophies to the winners will be made by ggggflfiurlggerrmn- Fred“ Hlmei ‘P; Premier Thane A. Campbell. Also musical en- 1E1‘ Trllkimm chlwfn ‘ink teminmem‘

. m 0e — . . . fmniortoolfiiir. a :-: First Prince Edward Island Silver eé"°lt“.it°iriids°“nfiti.“°m' M” Ill! s1,

$53015: -—A Christmas Carol. -— ;-; Fox Pelt 0w‘ The Sweetest Story —C. G. I. _ T- Under Auspices Of Show Committee

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strewn how eager Wu on t» us at all times

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At Long Creek. DQO- Mr, and Mrs. George George Kenneth. Eldon on Decem- and MIB. John

At.

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" ea tor the new " echo-tween _ Rev. w. o. Rhond. =1~"* _. on the ev of 18th. 1938. m. Joseph L. Davison, undefldk- gegglgmajsomlgg Kensfngm“ on Mr. John R Steven at the advanc- q, xmgmwn, Md charge n: the Wednesday _N°v_ 30m 1934;, by the ed age of 74 years. The deceased mneml a i; Rev George semen M155 Mm-ie} was the second eldm son of the _ Monkgomcry of PM}. Comm- w My, m: gnnfiwttnil/[gsiirxlallltlgrlggivge- ~ J. Leigh Meciiwen, cit‘ New 10R‘ utdcnt of the ccmmuniiu. He WM fig’:- _»_-_» . ~7- one of natures Ho DEATHS