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laws, llblorlpflonn, Advsrlllln,

' 1'3. queries my be bought dell;

“Tupi-Sobriety Inter n. Iorenle Bnllery, Weleg It»

M ‘Mpnlyfli in per day or 10o r :_ i! and: go t2 ti; rqunnno bl»

QQIIIII ll reoervad for new: w Interest but udvortlelng of {iflwly nsIrl-e rnuy be Ineerled at I

‘in; a wui-ll ltrloliy payable In ud- II"°‘

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-l0I!lN HOOD and Calgary c; Flour the popular brands at p‘. deglers, L-1075-7-28-tf.

_r.ann~:s' CHRISTMAS saws m new designs at Taylor Dru: C0-- Kciisirlgton.

_E\'EREADY Layerbllt fresh my mrllfl batteries‘. nlxalnable at ‘Ems’... Summcrsidc. l.-l55-l.2-20-2i.

_MQNAR(‘II 2 and 6 volL radio ge batteries. also A. 600 and M. m). Everendy Air Cal's obtain-

m, a, fir“, L-155-12-20-21.

_,F()R TIIE teachers Christmas present call at Gourlics Drug store. easy to make a selection at i, right price. L-171-12-20-2I.

_-I.ADIES Water-man's foun- mn pflls $4.25 to sllilo-Gourllee m“; 5mm. L-17l-12-20-2I.

40R TllE man who smokes,

him lipipé. cigars, cigarettes. arctic case or tobacco 11°11'31- flourlics D1118 5w"?-

llII-Irl. John lend. u W l ‘a column-non 11631553; ooua '1“ n“ T"

(‘lonrllu Drunloro. Wnlor n.

flan will be delivered dllly QQ u;

for dnllverlu on your route.

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GUARDIAN

should be left with Ire. lend “Ill! lithe following no"; m

lllrh Glndel, 61 Granville 8t.

I homo In Bnmmerllde by Ink. Phone I894 for this service or

-!'0ll. MY ladies tclzet, give

her one of our beautiful sets. price $1.00 to $l5.00—Gourlies Dru! Store. L-17l-l2-20-2i.

—MEN'S Shirts big value at $1.19. t. nice gifPRex Five and , Ten. Summerslde. L-172-12-20-2l.

—TRINITY UNITED C. G. I. T. Christmas Concert Epwcrtir Hall this evening, admission 25 llld l0 cents- L-zzo.

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—MEN'S toilet shaving Christ- mas gift, 79 cents to $2.85-Gour~ iirs Dru: store. L-m-lz-zo-zl.

—POLICE COURT-One drunk, came before Magistrate Strong at ; the Police Court Sum-merslde and l W115 fined $3.00 and costs-S.

—-I‘RICES of good pelts are not down. Improve your ranch by et- tcudlng and purchasing some good stock at the Live Fox Auction, Dec- ember 22nd, 1 P. M. at the ranch of L. W Hancock, Summerisde. P. E. I.

L-B8-l2-l8-lil.

—-I‘UB BUYER. — Mr. Justin Rotter of Paris. France, is buying daily all types of Silver F0! Felts at office of B. Graham Rogers, Summe ’ . This is a good oppor-

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SUMMMOO

and PRINCE

—BIG SPECIAL ladies’ Cub- mm 59001111188 price 33 cents per Pair-Rex Five end Ten Sum- mBY-‘iidfi- L-172-l2-20-2l.

—CIIILDREN'S AID MEETING -Th° "Killer monthly meeting of the Claim-en's Aid Society for Prince County was held last week, Dr. J‘. A. MacPhee presiding. Mr. Wedge reported that there had been quite a lot of juvenile de- linquency during the but few weeks and three boys had been apprehended and taken before Magistrate Strong in the Juvenile Court. Two had been sent to, St. Patrick's Home, Halifax and the other to a foster home in the country. Now that these boys had been sent away the juvenile sit- uation was much better. There had been some truancy but the matter was now well in hand. An appeal for clothing was made for children who are unable to ut- tend school on account of insuffi- cient clothing. Fitting reference was. made to the death nf Judge lnmau. Judge of the Juvenile Cnurl. for many years and of his uzitirlng work in the serious mat- lnr of juvenile crime. The secre- tary was asked to send a letter expressing sympathy from thi? Board to Mrs. Inman and he!‘ family. Regret was expresed at the departure of Rev. Fr. Murray from St. Pauls Parish as his work among the juveniles was well known. A letter of appreciation was asked to be sent to Rev.- Father Murray.-—S.

PERSONALS

—Miss Jean Simpson, Bummer- side is spending a few days in Charlottetown visiting friends-S.

ding of much Interest was solem-

I . n” “d Tm’ summers d’ nlsed at the rectory, Kenslngton

14-172-12-20-21.

morning at 7.30 when Myrtle daughter of Mrs. Mary and the late William Profltt of Long River became the bride of Robert Edmund son of Mr. and l\frs.< Wil- liam Stavcrt, Kelvin. The bride was becomingly attired in a gown of wine silk velvet with accessories to

v-THIJY ALL like chocolates, p; to please them, Moirs and Oenongs, 50 cents I0 $4.00-G0ur-

h Drug Store. L-l71~12-20~21.

..1r0R LESS money you get better toys at the Rex ‘Five and

1g, Sunlmcrside. L-l72-l2-20-2i. musm Mm Jean Cmpben’ while

the groom was supported by his

J1‘!!! REX Five and Ten Sum- nmlde where the bus stops Is a pod place to buy your Christmas gifts. Ladies and gents toilet sets. Woodbmgvs and Cashmere bou- quets '25 to 98 cents. Rex Five and Ten, Summerside. L-l72-12-20-21.

to the bride was a beautiful gold watch. Immediately following the ceremony the bride and groom left on a honeymoon trip through the Maritimes, on their return a re- caption was held at the home of the bride for the immediate rela- tives. The happy young couple will reside in Kelvin where the groom is a prosperous farmer. They are followed by the best wishes of a host of friends.

Live Silver Fox Auction Sale

Wl-IEN?—Wednesday, December 22nd. TIlIIET-l p.m. sharp. _ WHEREZh-Rzmch of L. W. Hancock, Summer-v

JOXMIJN! - Auction sale of good breeding stock, Wednesday. December 22nd,1 P. M. ranch of L W. Hancock, Summc-rside.

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side. , WHOL-Prominent Sununerbide Ranches sell- ing. l Wl-IATIH-Malc and Female foxes, from medium to pales.

Terms:-Cash.

NflfEz-Thls Auction Sale Is not held with the hope of obtaining cxhorbltanl. prices for stock offered. Rather, It is held with the Idea of making avail- able Io those interested In buying such foxes u the pariles selling, have to offer. under Ideal cir- cumstances at the proper lime of year.

Foxes will be on display In open cages from 11 p.m. until start of the sale. In case of mild weather, foxes wIII be auctioned outside. In case ' of bad or cold weather. a room with excellent north skylight Is provided.

Transportation provided Io and from the Ranch.

Anyone wishing some, call at the Snnglo Office.

on Spring Street.

IMPROVE YOUR RANCH BY BUYING SOME GOOD FOXES NOW I ! !

FOXMEN z z N G L BREEDING

,_,___ NATION (Cube .l Meal)

insures you a maximum crop of 1938 pups If started on your breeding foxes NOW! and used according to instructions.

WHY WASTE TIME FEEDING INFERIOR FEEDS CONCOCTED BY MEN WITHOUT FIRST HAND KNOWLEDGE 0F THE FOX AND HIS ‘REQUIRE- MENTS AT VARIOUS SEASONS ‘I ‘f 7

WI Invite the publlc to visit our up-to-date Feed Plfllii

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and then judge for yourself If you are feedin! the y BEST or not.

INTERNATIONAL FOX & ANIMAL FOODS, LIMITED

L. W. HANCOCK, Manager.

L.171.1g.2g-2g_ tunity to dispose of your pelts for ____ cash. L-24-1l-23-tf.

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by Rev, B. Fream on Wednesday Gladys

match and was attended by her

brother, Clayton. The groom's g1);

. stockings so hopefully hung willbc

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iknows no religious society or other p affiliation.

_your support. The finance com- . mittee is canvassing the business

III. Summerside, and our Experimental Ranch of foxes. . _

-—-Miss Geraldine Darby, Sum- merside, who fell last week frac- turing her ankle, has entered the Prince County Hospital for X Ray

and ‘treatment-S. —Mr. Alexander Deegan of Cape Traverse was a welcome

visitor to summer-side last week renewing old friendshpis-S.

—Mr. Arno Berg and Mr. Lewis Wright of Providence, R. 1., arriv- ed home last week on account of the very serious illness of their ‘father, Mr. Albert E. Wright of i Bedequoa-B. ‘

-l"riends will regret to leam

. that Mr. Obedlah MacArthur has

‘entered the Prince County Hos- pital for treatment-S.

--Her many friends will regret to learn that Mrs. Walter I-Iogg of Wilmot is a patient In the Prince County HospltaL-S.

—<Mrs. E. C. Peck of Waterfown, Mass, is spending the Christmas holidays with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Richardson, Sum- merslde-S

—Mrs. Walter Hogs. of Central Bedeque, was removed to the Prince’ County Hospital on Saturday eve-

» ping accompanied by her nurse, 5.11s; Helen l-Iammlll, R. N. Her i many friends regret to learn of her llucss and wish her a speedy re- covery.

;I}ontrihute To f Dommunityllhest gFund Today

‘ Have you left your contribution it the Town Hall for the Com- JUHIIY Chest Fund? Do not de- iy as time is getting short.

A child dreaming of Santa's visit -of toys. of candy, and warm clo- sing-find a mother, tears Welling J her eyes, hoping lsalnst hope .lat the dream will come true, as File tucks the covers tenderly ~bout the little sleeper. In many lOmCS in Summerside the little

empty when Christmas dawns,un- less you help by contributing w the Christmas Community Chest Fund.

The Christmas Community Chest

All it recognizes is need and that need is carefully investigated by s special commit- lee. Such an organization deserves

district only and it will be 1m?“- slble to call on all the citizens personally. would you. therofm- arrangs to give your donation In the Community Chest as quickly as possible. Don't wait to he sol- icited. Give your cash donations to R. E. Ellis, or W. E. McDonald, and leave food and clothing atthe Town Hall. International Fox and Animal Foods, or Maurice Mills’ Clothing Store.

Write for "Sunnio Service Slants" and get valuable practical information on_ fox feeding. Published six times yearly and FREE to all For Breeders in Canada. Write Telly.

INTERNATIONAL FOX A ANIMAL FOOD’; LTD.

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Sununerslde, P. E. Island

Kenslngton and Vlcmlty Mr. Don Baker, student atMount Allison University, Backville, N. 3., arrived home Thursday evening, Deo- lfitb. In be with his parents C.

C. Baker M.L.A. end Mrs. Baker, during his Christmas holidays.

Mr. Oliver Campbell accompani- ed by Mr. Ben Champion, made his regular weekly trip to Charlotte- town on fiiday with a truck load of live hogs.

The weekly card party of ihc Catholic Women's League, was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bertram Kelly's, an enjoyable even- ing was had by all.

Thieves once more made their ap- pearance in Kenslngton on Thurs. day night, Dec. 16th entering W. Champions barber shop. Wm. De-

lnneyis office, Est. R. Tuplin gen-l

eral store. M F. Schurmanls nffi". Peter McNuItKs office 11nd office of C. N. R. station. cntrlr-s: Ilfivy; made in all cases. by breaking out panes. or prying up of windows. nothing however, appears to be n

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'5) £53‘

extra cont. This is one of

COUNTY

sing. at any of ‘the foregoing places, except a few dollars in change left In tllls of Est. R. Tupline general store and office of C. N. Railways. An attempt was also madetoenter the restaurant of Mr. Jos. Davison, the thief or thieves, having got the slats along the bottom of glass In the front door removed, however, the restaurant was not entered it is thought the theives were fright- ened away by the approach of someone returning home at a late hour ,thc R. C. M‘. police are now working on the case, and results are expected in a short time.

The young people cf this vicinity are enjoying to the fullest thc wonderful mild weather, and good roads for both motoring and sleigh- iYiE. -—H.

Three noted young men, the Mes- srs. Keith Waite, Allie McNeil1 and Allison Bernard left here Saturday by nulo for Boston. Mass. they ex-l bee‘. to be away about icn days . l

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Her many friends will be pleasrfl. In hear that Mrs. John Burns. who s rnl1IYl"‘FI l0 her h"rl ill. 1'. nnty lvuirl» nnpl'0rcd and up Ihc roful m v-MUHTX’.

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The newly organized Little Thc- N utre Guild at Summcrside present- ed their initial plays last week in St. Mary's Hall to a membership of about '75. I-Iis Worship Mayor Robinson presided and congratu- lated the Guild on their choice of plays and their successful presen- tation.

The stage scenery was a credit to the committee in charge. Thr- music was under the direction 0i Mrs. Roy Silliphaht.

The plays with those taking part are given bckmw.

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Mrs. Roy Silliphant.

of R. T. Holman, Ltd

“Monkey's Paw”:-

Mr. White-George Clow.

Mrs. White-Yvonne Arseneult. Herbert WTIIIQ-JNA. Monaghan. Sergeant-Major Morris — Charles

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ham, Etigland.

Scene I1: Same as Scene I. The following morning.

Scene III: Same as Scene I. Ten

v 1933 and two other

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TRIEXSTE, Italy, Dec. 20-.\I:1‘-0l Unlhcrto Rovis, vcurrun tier will

army i were killed Friday when a IJOlTibv. lost. in the clouds crashed Rlfllil’

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Director: Miss Sue Meadows. Orchestra under the direction m

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