DECEMBER 13, 1929

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Glllll PIA MOTION BROTII SCOTCH EROTIC MOCII TURTLE RIULIIIIIIE CILIIY‘ COISOIDII

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OXTAIL

N the good old days they served the" fatted calf as a sign of rejoicing .' '. . modem ‘1929 generally says it with soup (CLARK’S OXTAIL preferably) . . . and murmurs “De-e-e-liciousl . l. .1

. just get a can of this soup and openit. ,That delicious meaty aroma is just a sample‘ oi what is tastes "like. A carefully- eooked. perfectly seasoned soup — a boon to any

If you haven't tasted it yet . . . Ohl _what you are nainlngl '

‘After tasting Clark's Oxtail Soup you too will [lfll-lfflll-lf-"Dt-c-e-Iltlit)!!!" . . . for when you get ‘near enough to a plate of soup like this . . . well. . . appetite has iAt your grocerlf

easing to a healthy one.

a way of asserting itself I

The contents of‘ 'Cln:k'|> Oxloil soup‘ have passed Federal Govcmmanl inspection

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HARD GOAL _ BASEBURNER AND FURNACE SIZES

Very Best Quality

Order your supply ol Hard Coal from us. and you will have real satisfaction and comfort this ivlliier.

Fen guilty is excellent. Phone Ill and we will deliver your coal promptly. Try us ior real zel-vlce.

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Persia is actively ports.

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Sunday’s at the

s1‘. Aunnaws PRESBYTERI‘;

CHURCH, MONTAGUE

The Rev. Gregory‘ A. Sheradan

supplied the pulpit on Sunday Dec. 8th., at ll nun. and 7 p. m. His morning subject was "The Familiar Name," St. John 10, 27. “My Sheep Hear My Voice." (l) It is the su- preme voice to human soul," ti!) Demands supreme Claim. As his coin- ing to the lawn was no‘. in the pap- crs, the morning congregation was small. but evening congregation was much larger. and his subject, was “El-instilled Reminders." "I have sct the Lord always before inc." Religi- Brown gravy. apple. Jelly, peas. ous. national and family inherit- nlparagua tlpaycream oi‘ potatoes. ence, are privileges, as well as obli- prlme sirloin roast heel. dish gravy.‘ gallons, to improve on and passitio aliced heels, mulled tilrnlp|._ma.shed m)“, ggngyghjgm "l! Mn“ Mum“- limwfl‘ 9mm Rev. Shcradan who is ihe son oi’ ggggga't'sh:::crnazntlzgla animal‘: an evangelist missionary was born in pl“ "ma, put". "M", 1c, "mm, City oi Marash, Asia Minor. He was eoilflee, vl Tone, cocoa. a boy evangelist at 16; graduated irom an American college, preach-

ed and taught school at Tnrsus, Cel- isla, St. Paul's birth place (Acts 21 39) He “was professor at the Aca- rlcmy oi Broosa. near Bospllarus. preached in Constantinople, and visiting many places oi Si. Paul's

PARKER nous:

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Consomme a In royal, Lettuce and Celery. __, '~ Quen o! Fritters. I Sliced Tomatoes.

Bout I‘ ‘ Chicken,

England has a beautiiul-liirport drive.

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To The Guardian.

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journey. Cyprus Bland, Crete, Anti- [oclm etc. through Europe. He preach- Jed in an American church in Paris. |Franre. rlailecl Iiondnn and came to ,'Ncw York in his- early iwenlles. lie ‘Look a slperial course in philosophy at Princeton Univcrsiflv. N’. J., and ‘graduated wi“l lull course oi three years from iii;- Union Theological ,S:~minnrv. New York City. where he {did l": lrvtcrlzln city mission work llor rcvcral years. l-ic married thcre and had pastorate; in Massachu- .5215 and New Hampshire. He is n. ,c‘.'.izon oi’ U. S_. A" and was acquaint led Vllih Pres. Cleveland. and cspec- Jolly with lhc latc President Wood- row Wilson, at Princeton Univer- isligz than president. H: will supply ilhe Prenhymrian Church ior several Sabbaths. Ml‘. SIICTJCIBII ls a member lot Boston Presbytery. silica i907. i

-. snvuorrs noun SCHOOL

l! rm;- roll oi Sinllotts Road School (or rlorembcr and Ocioher.‘ i Grade l; ldrwJcrom-a O'Brien.

(lrarle l2; rS1'.)~Ir\rin Pilelon.

Grade viii-l Gcorzc Phclnn; I Mary Tl-ainur: 3 lconsrd Connolly.

(lrruie \'l-~1 Evelyn Phelon,

Grade IV-—i Joseph Connolly: 2 ‘llaxold Phclon; 8 Marlon M. O'Brien l Grade ll-1 Ambrose Cunning- lham; 2 Rita Byme; 3 Johnny Train- or.

Grade I (Sm-t Isabel Trainer; l Ernest Phclon.

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TORONTO, Ont. Dec, 13___'1'h¢ handsome trophy offered by o. w. a. Cleland, of Troy. ior the winner or the intermuniclpality hOTSB-julnpillg conlbetltlon at the Royal Fair was entirely designed by a 17 ygar 01d T°P°m° Blrl who has never had a lcsson in such skilled .W01'k. The 5'0""! Kiri is Miss Catherine 0mm, a, granddaughter oi the late George Ross. She was asked by Mr. Cleland Who knew o1 her ability in clay mud. e11"! to design a model in clay» 1m- H trophy. 1t shows a flat plate in the form oi‘ n show ring with three hor. ses about to go over the jumps. The modeling oi’ the horses and the rid- ers is an exceptionally clever- and realistic piece o! work. and Mr. Ciel. "d BdDDled the design without any vlwnxe. A bronze cast was made from i119 clay model and has been on view in a downtown jewelry store window.

GEORGETOWN HIGH SCHOOL

The following is- the report of (‘eorfieiown will School ior the month of November: ,

Principal's Department Grade X—l. Elizabeth Morrison; 2, Hester Sigsworth; 3, Julie. Morrison. Grade lX»-l, Amos Lavandier; 2. Tcrcsa. Wilson; 3. Allan MaoCorlnac. Grade villi-l. Eleanor Leslie; 2, 395N111 Sfilllly; 3. Agnes French.

Miss Morris‘ Department Glade VII-l. Bessie Stewart; 2 F-‘reids Solomon; Lucy 55.1113; Grade VI-l. Edna. Layers;

Heart and Nerves Caused Her TozI-lave .

2.

Cold Hands and Feet T

Mrs. Joseph Price, lied Pine, N.B., writem-"Several years ago I ‘was troubled with my heart and nerves and was so bad,‘ at times. my hands and feet would become numb and cold-

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Manually.

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advertised and startad to! aim at once. I continued (or some ttle time,

Grade I (Sm-i Celia O'Brien.

Perfect attendance: Harold Phel- on, Amhrocc O'Brien, Marian O‘- Bricn Ernest Phclon, Leonard Con- itollyf Georgie MacDonald, teacher. l.

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and eiaeo then I have had no return o! my trouble." . l

Price, 60c. a box at all druggilte and

calm, or mailed direct on receipt ot

"run CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

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Maybe at your house yon’rc still sleeping under thin summer quilts, blissfully indifferent to Blanket Sales- But there’ll come a night when y0u’ll wake up sneezing, i0 say BLANKETS

Others Unfurred Styles‘

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~ 2, Herbie Stewart; 3, Hattie Victor.

.1-4, I-3 and Many at’ HALF PRICE I '

Only Thrvee Fur Coats Left‘

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COMFOBTABLES that add decorltlon to the top ol a bed and on "cozy" y: use are down-tilled and satin covered. Covers are so lid color or fig- ured. In rose,

and I gold.

$8.25 were $11.50

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Veronica Burke; 5i. Charles Fraser. Gracie V (Sm-l, Thesta Yorston:

2Q Lillian Walker; a. Gerald Morrison. Miss lllactlilllvrayks Department

_ Grade V (Jr.)-1, Evelyn Hessian;

Parker. Janie Batchlldcr; 3,

Orade IV iJr.)-l, Kimble Victor; Dorothy Keeping. 2, Howard Rayiuse; 3. Charles Cilrrie]

Ralph Hemphill; 3, Inn White. Miss Knight's Department Grade II—l, Marion Rayiusc; Arnold Hobbs; 3, Laura MacDonald. Grade 1 (a>-l, Walter Batchlldcrz. 2, Walter Hemphill; 3, Kathleen! 2, Agnes Scully; 3, Willie Stevens. -’ Grade I (bl-i, Leonard ringer-aid Grade IV (Sm-Hattie Llewellyn; and Lila Llewellyn; 2, Elinor Ross and

‘ Grade I (c)—1. Mary Murphy; 2, . Grade 1l1—1, Mary Morrison; 2, Lorin Slovenia; 3, Mary Dalton. If

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or Bloomers . . . . . . . . . Silk ltayon, latest shades, 79c

Vests or Bloomers ..

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