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MANY PRACTICAL GIFT SUGGESTIONS HERE

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. The hsrdwsre s... or today h... m...” -: molt important Christmas lllnppln‘ lflggQ on account of its‘ hundreds of practical gnu,

6i“ lesion will oniireoisis the etlosts wr have nude in collect! ng our Christians stool and will Ind it decidedly easy to make selec tlonsfrointhe‘ ’ ‘ ofpractloelsndnsc

fiii articles we have.

The llousoware Section

Iontains numerous gift suggestions such as Sliver, Cutlery, Ei- eotrical Gifts. Alum-

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For ilien

There are Pocket Knives, Razor Outfits. Shaving Brushfllv Razor Strops. Smok-

J; lnuinwsre Brassware v I ~ L’ Sewing llsshets. and i118 5km“ mg" “d moor other thins: Cigarette Boxes, and

A‘ shiiisi isssp i. Wm tsbl rm. ‘a “u” °

which a wornsn will be glad to receive for Christmas.

Handy Tools o! L“ kinds.

SKUOTERS

Shooters sre greet fun for the kiddies.

For the Young Folks

We have sleighs, hooky outfits, skates. iiashiigh‘ , pocket knives. tricycies. coaster Willem. erecinr seie. electric cars, golf sets. sir rides. with". elo-

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A 0 s I 1- § Classified Advertisements i v ohs Insertion 10c per iinc or 5 words l Three Insertions 9c per line oi 5 "W" Four Insertions .. 30 P" "l! "I 5 “w” " ' Eight Insertions 7o per line of 5 weld! coo-co ‘ vweeoweeoeeoooeqeoegeeeee- .1 Lost For Sale . LOST -—- STRAYED FROM llfdy 11 . °"""°""» slimmk" m‘ Eiimiliiiillfiitwifiimwhiisyiii? ‘is... “m”! mmmm” em" m’ p" other red and white. Any one sheet. Guardian oillce. ti known"; o‘ ma‘, whereubou“

kindly notify Wilfred MeKeuull. FOR SALE — ANTIQUE XMAS 1on9“ 11013-12-19-181.

Gifts. 233 Queen Street. 10989-12-18-51.

Help Wanted

EARN UPWARDS OF $20 WEEKLY growing mushrooms for us in cei- lurs all fall and winter. Commence

Illustrated booklet free-

run BALE - 0L1) PAPERS. 6 cents bundle. Guardian Oiliace‘. u

r01. ssui; ro LET. BOARD AN" “°‘”- h S company rggrlrzosikns on hand at uuardligi‘ Mus rfiglw‘ Dec‘ 94L I FOB SALE-NEWLY FRESIIENED Miscellaneous

cow. Apply Win. King, Rocky

“ml- 1°97B'“'m'3" 101m shrimp McDONALD. mo- vlncial Lfillfl Surveyor, Hermen- l-‘oli. BALI-FIVE. runs nnsn viiis. immsoiirlo-l

9370-10-15-1 month.

German Police pups. Mother 800d

watch dog. Apply School-i BN6»,

f‘ Little YOIK. 11037-12-19-31 ‘ STRAYEI) SWEEV WILL BF.‘ SOLD —~' p; my ham (m the 15th 0’ emnu‘ FOR BALI-ONE SECOND HAND cry. I933, if not claimed and 58t-

, Driving Sleigh. Apply Lindsay fled for bcforei‘.l‘m“-lri‘l"‘rn A- MM‘ col”, Mfltpn, 10976-12-18-81. Phcrson, Glen "no-Bhmatu‘

FDR BALI - SHELL FOR POUL-

Female Help Wfliltfid

try. one dollar per hundred pounds. The Earle Fisheries Co. °h"l°""t°'m‘ nus-hams" tram-an - cmr. ron nonsu-

work for a few days: one W110 can sleep ah home. Apply in P97’ ‘ son, 19 Nozth River Pond.

FOR SALE -- SEVERAL COOKING l Ranges, 2 Bass Burners. 1 01d fashioned Franklin Hester. Apply 89 Rochford Street. 11082-12-22-21.

rox risen ron 5111.11 - SMELTS “Ecmm

101‘ for feed very chem The Blue

m}; , ch rlottetown. m" 0°‘ a 1103-12-19-81.

11058-12-21-31

SAVINGS YEAR IN BRITAIN

tionsl Savings Certificates during

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" lluvAn: cnnismss CARDS. » M 31 m‘ ‘u, exclusive designs, may 110W b9 °b‘ in” yo“ eglded uni" ‘ma, 1931.. tsined from the Guardian Central the 11181198 101' a Y

Job Printery. Order early I05 3g The year's total. Wm‘ 3" 57°", e d: 1.213.300 P" Wflk- ‘mum aAmsAY-si Charlottetown, Mb!!- ‘day Dec. 21st, iosi.

avoid disappointment. l - l-fli-tf. F3 l”? 1 1m 03,091,772.

.Thls wss an ionresss of 10.461322

To Let over the previoul veer. and the 6"" jvsiss of eiiosiasis represented l"

TWO GARAGE! T0 LIT. AIPLY ‘increase of 58.374.359- ais guishoro et. i ‘rhere wss s remarkable decrease nw-la-n-u ‘in the value 0! esfllflvltfll PM“?

ed m "pymspt, no amount re- lpaid, exclusive o! Iutflflt- W" 95-‘ 011,901, which was 511384.00! loll than during the 91'5"“! 7°"- wh, estimated tom mount due to holders 01 certificestes It Mitch $1 isst including scorned interest. W" gmpoiyooo, soot-lend bought 5.101.- B24, the cash value heme 14.1903"- As In previous yells. till l°ll°°l associations , showed the unrest

to nu ... nssnn APARTMENT

with srsg . A 1y 257 Queen 8t. a e pp 11087-12-22-3].

w; “p; .... SMALL FURNISH-

Oottege. Adults nly- 59$! ‘d ' lloifll-ll-fl-Il.

Male Help Wanted

‘CFANTID I iwonioom-n. vol: motioned-Muslim?- B. “C. l. m. Anny Agyi.flcn nqw

rm-ia-n-zi. “m: m mum.‘

c1100!!! IXIIIT through our special out course. Hundreds of successful graduates. Writs Molar Berber ~"l\gn,, $1.5 “"“'l""'9»"h: “All! . ii" ".717 . i

. ,sil¢

She: I've been asked in let Iner- rlsd lots of times. '

He: Who est-Id Nu? ‘

she: Mother end father

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"ening at 7.30 the drawing for the §r'"dlo lotteried by the Charlotte

‘blindfolded and led to the

‘nearly half the objective. ‘

LONDON’. Dw- "r-semfi‘ m" _WIilTEHEAD--At Montague, P. m. I., Dec. 20, i931, Mrs. Wm. White-

‘nesdsy at 2.80 p. m. Please omit ‘dflyfl- Jiowers.

friends and neighbors who were so ‘kind during recent bereavement.

muurecigiowtlhsetisfsctorlll".

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THE CHARLOTJETOWN GUARDIAN

CENTRAL GUARDIAN

i SILKNIT BLOOM]!!! and vest set 10c. Moore as Mcleod Limited.‘

IIOOPS LTD.

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D"- ei 1m o o- Haddock Halibut Salmon Scallops

EGGS SMELTS Complete stock of

CALENDAR RECEIVED from Messrs. A. Borne a‘ Co., represent- 1"! General Motors-"Les Rapidcs" by Arthur Homing.

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11094-12-22-21 F I s l.‘ y, N“, ‘ 58—Jsmes ... ... ... MILTON-A Service, followed by 64-Rupcrt . ... ..... ~- n" H“? °°""“““l°"- "l" b“ m" FIQSII Til-lily sa-wniic in st. John's Church on Christmas ‘ndumuq ‘___ ___ ___ ,,_ ,

‘73—Edward ... ... ... ... ‘Bl-Emmet ... ... ... ... .. 02—Edw‘rd ... ..... .... ... tub-Albert . ‘85-111omss‘_.. ... . ‘Bi-Clifford ... . ...

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Lorovsmxmrmjamaswmth '10). Irene in $2.11 clearing at $1.00 cscis. ORDER EARLY ‘m Rb Y‘

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EARLY DELIVERY .1" wlfldi" --

‘momma APPOINTMENTJHI‘ Phone 351 lVlictor . ..... ...... ..

‘many ‘fiends o! m‘ Kenneth m“ . ‘I35 Hésrrlii-‘ymf. . ..

Wm be ‘pleased, to he" or h‘! N”

14a Pointmsnt ss head of the 1oeal' l“

‘agency of Messrs. H. H. Marshall, ,1 ‘Wholesale News Dealers, Halifax, u. N“ 2 “GNALLING c”- "m h°l° '5 . ‘a my parade at the Armorles st 19 v.30 tonight. 11101 ‘:0 INTERESTING tor of silknitl v3 ‘nichtsowns regular $1.00 will clear ,_ SPECIAF-mlhbefliee. 4 1N 1°‘ its ‘this week at 79m Moon, 6, McLeod ~5. mixed nuts 2 lbs for 25. ‘Thomas 15‘, Llmfted. 11094-12-22-21 Mkhael’ weYmmlih Bl- B110“ 11°’ 15v __ 11099-21 ,5‘,

MACLURE AND MscKinnon, re- l ' l5 ‘presenting Hudson Bay Co, are pre- THE PRINCE Edwmi “mid m" l pared to purchase 3000 my" ‘ox Pool Ltd. will receive Silver and ‘ pelts within the next two wee-ks Our pm“ F“ pens d3“? n the °m°° ‘prices have averaged considerably M J- A webs“? 5‘ 0°‘. 155 Rich-

higher than recent auction sales. mond st" Charlmtawwn- 11096,,“ lU9l5-l3-15-tl84l.

THESE ARE DIFFICULT time; ; ffor the fox farmer, but one bright spot is the great demand which ex- lsts for his product. The use of sil- ver fox furs for trimming purposes

A GREAT SHOWING-Que can. 110i D555 dOWn Queen Street with- out being attracted by the beautiful windows "of the Wright Shoe Co. T1118 erlteflifisiul; firm have spared

neither expense o‘. e501,‘ m make has broadened the market 11nd cre- “a ivmqred "' "' ' both the front and interior of their “ted a Feat demand- w° i"! "M! lqykgfalxr“

to purchase 3000 pelts between new and January 5th at prices above re- ‘cent auction sales. Don't take chances. Get the cash. MacLure ‘and MacKinnon.‘ 11093-31

POLICE COURT — Yesierday‘ morning at the Police Court a case of vagrancy was adjourned until Wednesday. Two drunks appeared one was fined $5 and costs or 10 days and the other $10 and costs or 20 days. A theft case was remanded until Wednesday for sentence. The offender in a case of unlawful sale of liquor was fined $200 and costs or three months in Jail. The case of a man charged with not stopping

store up-to-date. Here one finds high quality merchandise marked at most moderatmprices. and service with a smile. I

HIKERS IN STANHOPE — On the evening of Friday. Dec. 11th. 192' the rcsdents of Stanhope were 193' amulet! When two comely and cour- 1M‘ szeous maidens, the Misses Revel] 195' and Peters, landed amongst them, having “hoofed it" all the way from Charlottetown in four hours flat. including stops, Thgy wsn jug“- fillb over their feat and not overly fatigued either, although the walk- ing in pfaces was rather heavy.

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Rotarians Hear Address 0.1

Christmas

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Z9; 6. ‘l q. 2 Tiint Christmas is the greatest

7 birthday anniversary cfthc year, and l

9 throws its rays from November right a up until January, that it is an assum- 5 Ed dfly. that no Christian church 7 holds that the actual birthday of 3 Christ was Doc. 25th, but that there 2 has been‘ good authority cited for w observing the birthday of Christ in any other month of the year except December, that back of all the one real fact must be kept in mind, that Christ was born, were among the statements made by His Excellency, the Right Rev. Dr. O'- Sliillvfill, Bishop of Charlottetown,

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8 in addressing the Rotarians at their

Katmem “ a weekly luncheon yesterday.

sterling . m In dealing historically with the or-

Gordon 6 igin of Christmas Day, he said that the observance of Christmas Dsy as l

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9 ‘ the Lord's birthday was accepted in Ellffiile first in ass. It was known under different names by different nations. Christmas 1s the English 5 word, Ii Natale the Iliflliilfi, and 4 Noel the French. It ans mentioned

‘in literature in the year 1030.

His Excellency said that at the ‘ time Christianity was admitted as a 1 public religion and so proclaimed by the Emperor Constantine, that a large part of the population was ililgnn in heart and mindso that De- i camber 25th, which had been hlth- ' erto celebrated by the pagans as the birthday of the Uncqiiallcd One. came to be celebrated by the Christ- ians as the birthday of the real Son I of God. _ ,

His Excellency tlien spoke cf the social customs associated with the day, stating that in England the day took on most charming character- istics where the idea of a good meal ‘with plum pudding, mince pies, etc g became dominant.

9 The speaker pointed out that 19 there is a danger of people overcom- 9 mcrcializiiig Chrlfmas and losing 3 ‘< the spirit that i.= suck of it. Christ‘

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__ 5 ma imns should be considered as a 30y-

3 ‘ful, cordial, biithesome and meiry 5 ‘day.

7 l The speaker, who is a former R0- 3 tarian, received s. very hearty greet- 4 ing at yesterday's meeting. cud his g eloquent and intarestingaddriss was 4 ‘received with pwolongcd applause.

after an accident was further ad- _ 212 George 21.9 955l- Presldcl“ PU” 747m" “'55 Journed for one week. The? were d5app°ml°d h°w°"" l“ 213 Jackie 2 mo. l" the chm? and the 3W5“ we“? ma“! "° l" l" "W 6"" Y"- Ii 214 GWendOlyn 4 Hvn- G- S- Shari» Rev- Dr- Moe- |

_ appears that some practical joker had told them that the Gulf W35 frozen over and wagered that they couldn't walk to the Magdalene 1's- lands and back in ten days. They took him up and got ‘as for as Stimhope, but there they were balk- 0d by lack of ice. They "visited for a few days in vain hopes that the ice wou'd make and than in the cold early hours of Wednesday morning hiked back to the City po- litely. but firmly refusing the warm csl; offers of a "lift."

town Fire Department took place in the Firemen! Recreation Room in the City Buildng. The 3600 tick- ets sold were placed in a churn which was then revolved by Mr. Angus McEachern, Fire Chief. Before the drawing Mr. McEachern announced that no fireman or member of a fireman! family had been permitted to hold tickets for the rdlo. Also that the contest had been iim'ted to residents of this province. The drawing wns done by Miss Mary 'l‘riilnor, daughter of Mr. J. Austin 'I‘rainor. Miss ‘Irainor was

PERSONALS ‘ 238.

Mr. Willard Plcketts, of Wilmot 237-

lucky is home for his Christmas holidays. 239. ticket, number 1075 which was held 74°- by Mr. E. R. Brow. Chief lifeuach- ML“ “men” NW" 9‘ Emerifld 341. em the“ thanked ‘he p909‘, m‘. Jct, spent the week end in the city 241 their generous support of the en- U“? 311°“ °l he!‘ 515i" MFB- will!!!" 243. terprfse. He stated that the lottery Dflline- 244. brought in about S2125 for the Flue-I ‘ ‘245. mens’ Uniform Fund. The "mount MYS- A359" Tfllemm- °l sack‘ 246.

o‘, hand a‘, present is about $425 o, ville, has arrived in the city to spend 24.7‘ Christmas with her parents, Mr. and 24a

.Mrs. W. A. Miller. 2w‘

from which she drew the

ivuniuanns 250 Mf. Charlie MacDonald. son of '

Hon. J. A. MacDonald and Mrs. MacDonald, of Cardigan, has srriv- 253- ed from Dalhousie University to 354- spend the vacation at his home. 355-

MACLEAN-MACKENZlE-At Zion Church Manse, on November 28th. 193i, by Rev. G. Carlyle Webster, Pearle M. MacLean of Clyde River m Daniel MacKenzle o." Fredericton P. E. I.

Miss Jean Morrow, RN, arrived 258. home Saturday night on s. two 250, weeks’ visit to her parents, Mr. snd goo, Mrs. F. '1‘. Morrow, 80 l-Iillsboro 8t. 23;“

DEATHS

Mr. George Raymond, MeGili Unl- iversity, arrived in the city tospcnd heed. nee Jessie Campbell. Funeral his Christmas holidays with his per- Wedneedov. st 1 obleek- erits, Rev. 11.1). and Mrs. iuyiooos.

Miss Mary Macmillan of Cornwall M51’? Gwendolyn student at Dalhousie, and her cou- Chisholm Rogers. dearly loved wife lsin, Mr. Hugh Scott, of Cornwall, of of Douglas A. Ramsay. Funeral ‘Mt. Allison Academy, have arrived service Trinity United Church, Wed- home to spend their Christmas holi-

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Messrs Colin and Chester Acorn. who arrived on the Islend from Hos‘ lest Wednesday night due to the serious illness of their moth- ‘

Card of Thanks

The fsinily of the late Mrs. Caro- "their mother passed swly the m"! ‘ROI lino Acorn desire to thank relatives, 4p; goiissvip; time]: srrivsi, the iun- 3“ ersi being held on Saturday lI-lt- ass 3N

They were belne examined in M‘! psychology, intcgrili calculus. mete- physlcsl analysis. and Greek versi- ficstlon. You see they were tekiul

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3 Mahon, Rev. Father A. I. llluclntyre.

g ert T. Holman, H. R. Stewart.

The musicii program comprised 1p vocal solos by Mrs. Kenneth Fich- l 5 ards, who received the iwiior of a 9 double encore. ,

7 Mrs. K. S. Rogers Wm accompan- g 1st for Mrs. Richards, and Mr. Al-

5 mm bert Blanchard for the Roliirian

9 songs. 5 6

g Fiery Clara Bow QFlashes To Fame 'With “Kick In”

The Clara Bow of "Kick In", now showing at the Capitol, isrenlly a new Clara Bow, a dramatic emo- tionally fiery star. but those who recall those brief glimpses of the real Bow talent in other dramatic moments will find it only the reel- lzation of something they knew the "It" girl rossessed all along. "Kick In" is something new for Clara Bow. entirely divorced from the "flapper" dramas with which her fame is chiefly ociated.

In "Kick In" Clara has both story and opportunity as the fighting, lov- ing victim of circumstances who battles the law to keep her sweet- heart, as a desperate, helpless wo- man striving to retain her lover's right to go straight. The story is human, vital drama of down-to- earth emotions. Filled with inter- esting chsrscters, it has pathos, dra- I ma, humor and romance. '

Regis Toomcy, in the leading male l role, will be chiefly remembered for his great performance in “Allbi." In "Kick In," he outdoes himself, in a role similar to the one that brought him first fame. Wynne Gibson, one of Paramount's bright. new personalities, seen recently in "The Gang Buster" and William Powell's "Man of the World," is ex- ‘cellcntly cast. Juliette Compton, ‘another new Paramount acquisition. 9-15 a player interesting to observe. 9 The male support includes Leslie 5 Fcnton, Donald Crisp and Paul 4 Hurst.

I "Kick In" is another feather in l0 the cap of the established drsristio B director, Richard Wallace. who Wll

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