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Ti-IE CHARLOTTETOVYPLQLJARDIAN

PRINCE EDWARD — NOW

How he'll Win Y0!" i193" 8s he ﬁghts his father's ﬂghl, I III-Ill! on his lips, but a pang In his heart! _ Wallace Ih-ery and Jar-lilo Cooper- (Sklppy) tilcsc two make the Great.

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b! JEAN AUTUMN

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‘ playing tonight '1 to 10

1 ber the birth of Kel-iyﬂsl 94"" PmTY T0 IBIIIEIII‘

cal. Picture in history. qgedeemet Han m; 3 BY Mwnlllhl- l" 3°14‘ . Cross very W11» I‘ W“ °“ Disable i Good Prizes. m, h, m, Am, m; i, half lot. Tile riont Pm W” “meg. l n rt. The l” 3mm‘ “imam” °“ m’ ' BUY YOUR XMA l“ °" ' ' ' ' Melville's estate. Lot 29: the bﬂck‘

‘reasonable prices at St. Next morning He (Hinges ‘and w” ‘an vacant. MI‘. William W.i

' 5mm wanted it settled. so he fetcir,‘

Claudette (‘olitrrt and Irriirric Blnrvil

The

all up and sold it 1n the Old Coun- t)

recover’

ALSO -- ‘lwllilxi: ("olllinr ".\'i'I(§li!‘.v)I{i v \i llliiiiiili_\'"

up their land and booing in the!r"l‘hcy will appreciate it.

‘fgmww , IRENE potatoes and gfillfl in the burnt‘ ‘

_ nr~ I “r land. and mum thfesh out; 3o CHRISTIAN CHURCH Aitzilloon

l’ ___ _ ._ . _ i T” * ES Brooks o: pa,“ a any‘ Wm, n {m}, Ten, Bazaar and Pantry Snic. Tuos~_

u, i ' a " " V ,,,,,y.,,_,|,.dng Now mm gm, people wan,“ a day, Dccclnber 1st. l0559-12-1-li.

. w r. larva!“ as". » ~ i . u, .,§glfi_,,z,§ﬁhiagi“i l production church. and the; had no money ‘ H ‘»_. “ l an," lbuild one. So they went to work to MORE ASPHALT LAID“W°““

filew the sclntlnzg and get

‘church, for they were not used toi frame ivork. Mr. Best ivils their-

. . t ‘folding was a little too short; it gt Avards’ ‘lmiwd “l

Ills brother was fined only rested an inch or two on the

ltoid Mr. Best the scaffoldini! wasirtircndant dld not nppelm

lsaife. He laughed at them and said,i l“! will risk my llfs on it." And in i raising the rafters the scaffolding

in.’ Jthe men on it. Mr. Best was killed

EJ759252” Comfort

Hi- hinc in slock

i and it shortened their lives. i Tho Church got built, but never! iflnished complete. It was used for

trike place in December.

Anthracite Coal

Scotch, Wci<h nnii .lfll0i'iCZll'l in E112, Stove and .’\'ut Sizes. .-

liad to stand. The women took the without a license, a man fouth side and the men stood on; lottetown was fined five ,the north side of the church. On a i costs before Magistrate

TRY AND STU!‘ IIOWLING TIIURSADY, at the antics of those funny boys, Stun and Oiivcri Stone nulls, gutcs and bars can't kccp tlicm out oi‘ jiill - but oncc inside, you're in for a long tenn on nothing but laughs! This is the yczxr‘s comedy sensation I

ALSO OUR GANG COMEDY AND MICKEY MOUSE.

Dominion C oke

For Fliruzlct- or Stove.

coppers. I think Fiather Duffy was “mumm-

'the first parish priest.

‘Fills old Church building is Istandlng today, converted into public hail at-Keliyls Cross. 1t lsi “i” by Ciismms “"4 one of the best halls in Lot 29. and‘ “mm i“ i‘ m" “m”

imings lb C0,; Vera, a clerk in the

"Norma" Theatre in South Station; land Woodrow, James F. and Mary, There wagering; in Noponsct‘ y,‘ going to high school; also his mother \Boston,) Mass, on October 28, Jos- ‘gals’. cnlhejlne Mooney’ o‘ Peakes “Uh M,‘ Mooney. at the age of 53 iJiililOll, Tno brothers, Harry and P. years. ‘

Mr. Mooney was tho son of the lat? .Iohn and Catherine Mooney of Pcakes Station, P. E. I.

The into "Joe" lifooncy as he was iziimvn by nil his fricnds, was a mun. l

e IN MEMORIAM. fl COG! JOSEPH 1n. MOONEY Lump. Stove ﬂilil Nut Spriuuiiiii Screened. (lid Syrincv Screcncll. invcrnvss Scrccncd. ('.'lnn0i (‘oni for (irliics.

Alba's

irenkes Station, P. E. 1., and one {in-om any one outside of their own ‘sister Mrs. Dan Bums of East Bos- Jpn-uh, ivn- I travelled through Kelly's order The estceul in which "Joe" Mooney and 1 11km m q-he dear “me Wu known for his grant feats Offims llﬂ-ld, was prov? by the grezstischoo; gm; m4 boy! woum bow strcnirlh and endurance, which vvcrO lgllllbm. >0.‘ 5.3mm‘ 1y,- lmd Mafslthelr knee t0 m” “'1 paued by" however no mraim- iililfl ‘his rim-i alds “mm “cm in eudcnce at Ins.“ w“ m9 only “etuemenk I wasl ,,_,.,.,.,, s,,.,,,,_.,,, n», ,h,_,.n_.,,,_ _ Yvﬁlldfnlcg» Jilihziwlzleirfn‘); trfealﬁlttiever honored in by the deal‘ littic lliilllflokillili-rilxilduiilijiiliv ‘ i)...‘ a lralsilil) ywhichg followed his rcjioncs. Tram up a chad l“ the Wall

N 1 v c to ,hc should go, and when he is old lll‘ said ‘My lips never uitcrccl o. fnisc- H w m“ C“ law cme ry' lTill 110$ dB-Pﬁfl 3'01’?! that W53’- , ilood." f

The Sympathy cards “Vere 8's lot-i Next Installment- “Chafottetovm The late Mr. Mooucy’ spout ti l. l

I ilshf and C J Buckley Miss Lou- llvghty Y“?! Asa" greater part of his lifo in the Unit ' ‘ ' ' l ' States, having loft. l“. E. I. when l"

. .~ R. I/coric, Mrs. Mary J. RlChBlTl-i, I

“ﬁrs. W. H. Jackson, Mr. and MrsA ‘—"?'_"' years of ago. At 22 years of age in‘ was taking rho-zoo of one of Ilii‘

largest lilmbcr camps in N. H. for the ﬂmi of BliUlClLliTl & Co.

He also served threw yams in that premier branch of ihc Unitvd Stat :1 Army, known as the Cost Dcfenccs and came back with the host dis- charge than an eniiﬁcd man could

irate Tweedy in (‘Jharlot

TIM-J WOOD hzirii and soft. Sold in any quantity.

A. Pickara’ & Co.

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tho defendant.

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l":;lie Bragg. ' t M‘ t i Sympathy and Mass Cards:—-Sing~ l one visltor were Drum ' n“ as

h": Family. Mr. John Gillan, Dorothyio! 1”“ “nmml “wing “d m“ i Armstrong. Dame, Mahoneyl ‘hrcgular meeting were read and ap-

lwfnrscs), Mr. and Mrs. Dan Burns.’ prllved‘ The Presldent" secrelarlh Mr. Wiiilnm Sullivan (Masses daily “easurer and; commute” the“ for 1 year), Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L. I, gave the“ "puts ‘m m’ years Doherty, Misses Alice, Mary andﬂimk- Ti“ °i°°ﬁ°n o’ “we” "e" Patricio McKcn-ila, Mnand Mrs. Pﬂ-‘iulted i“ mum's; Presldem M155 ‘got. that of a Top Sargent, also as M Mommy. M12 Nmrun Hogan’ Llmysmbel Bmwn, vice prggidgnt Mrs, on excellent carpcntcr and soldier. la l Buckley (z Masses,’ M], and wm_ Mmpqnald, sggyeh1ry_Trga5- For the imst twcnty-(Qnc Hairs Jocf ‘Mm Frank l shcéhanl Mt and Mr5_ m.“ Dorm 3114;‘ Director, Mrs, Mooney has bee“ l“ t‘ e amp 0y 0 H. D. Moone , Mr. and Mrs. Mark H8211’! 5W1"! afld Mfl- Willie!‘ M80- the large contracting firm of J. C. Dunphy, Mzy and Mm Joseph A Donald’ Audggo" Mm Alfycd M“. and C. J. Buckley, of Worccster and Ixynw‘ Mn and Mrsdyolm EDoherty, man and m,” wm_ BM, standing. Boston’ a 1mm pa“ or which time Miss Anastacia Gormerloy. Katherine Committees. National Events. Mrs. he was the tnlstnd foreman of ca“ Dohorty, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mc- Harry Swan, Immigration; Mrs. mmtcrs m” 5am ﬁrm‘ Gregor, Misses Josie and Catlicrinc Harold MacDonald. Agriculture, Mrs ,3 Helcavcs to mourn his Wife Teresa ‘Mclnms, Misses Mary and Annin l clfford Webster, Legislation, Mrs. 1., dauqhtm" of Lac late Bvrnarfi and ‘Mammal Mm Mcnmtnnv W“, and ilwalter Macnonmd‘ Edumtbn and ‘Nlrs. Connolly of Moi-oil Roar, anzuyMrs‘ Patrick McKenmL ML andvBet/ter schools‘ Mrs‘ Wm. B,“ c we w» MM ronnlitnn Insurance Co. in ono oflarld Bess“: Mooney‘ Miss venmlc“ Lean. Child Welfare. Mrs. Eddie: ' 1 Byrne, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas fly/rue, i murder,’ Home mconommL M155

il/irs. Mary Shea. Mrs. Cllrmc, Mrsﬂ Bab“ Brown. program, Mm my“ , Jos. Dohorty, Misses Doris and Ruth . Magnum and Dorm 3m, school’:

Fmod’ Mr’ and Mrs‘ Thomas Shea’, Mrs. Chi! Webster and Mrs. Wm.

PM“ wmre" and Allmt TOM?“ ill" 1 Dirt, Sick, Miss Elva MacLoan and‘ land Mrs. William FlBuclzlcy, Mrs. i Mm an,“ swam , ‘ogmlm-‘m’ M: xmg$r°t_ A‘ M“: The amount of $9.25 which was‘ Keep the Aulay and mm y‘ m‘ ammlwrs‘ left from the school concert funds.‘ , was donated. to the Womens In-‘ in! Joe Jr. r10 Masscsl. Mr. and Mrs. duh“ w Wm“. “hm, suppmw i

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thoir offices in Dorchcstor, Joscph 3., who is serving his limo with the contracting firm of Matthew Cum-

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lAAAll-nnq

l5 oz. pkg. . .

Ch1d H ‘ Annie Walsh, From the boy friends I ren 6

y ‘Joseph Gillis, Mr. and Mrs. Peter There must be Iron and vitamins , Gillie, Pope's Hill Boys frirmls of the in;childﬁidieqfoiqwithout them, i fnmlly (a Masses), Mr. Jos. F. Doh. I". dill‘! "I! ""5"! ierty, Rev. Patrick J. Scimnell, Fam- "BEMA"Barbado| Moiauee rankelily of the late Hon. Anthony Mc- high umon, the iron-containlngfmughlan (8 Masscsi. Mr. and Mrs.

foods; it in also rich in vitnminmiwalter Connolly. Miss 'l‘c7csn Clar-

Next meeting to be held at the, home of Mrs. Walter MacDonald,‘ roll csli to be answered with “Usesl of News Papers”

The program consisted of a con-l test 5nd games. Meeting was then

Per pkg.

You will ﬁnd it good for all the k111i M1 and Mis- ‘mhii “@5011, Ml‘- hmily. Una it on the table, and in and Mrs. Bernard Gillan.

cooking. It I: the mint economical i molune you can buyl

May his soul rcst in peace, 10537-l2-i-1i.

WW3 w°menls I"57i’\iic was held at the homo of Mrs. Harry swan; on Nov. 4th. 193i. Meeting opened,‘ by repentlnﬂthe Croi-d. 12,911 “n, wll answered with ti... "an", o’ a Clhldllﬂ Poet, and by paying m. _' ntombershlp fee. Ten memb," m4

BARBADOS

- Q Extra Fancy

QQLASSES

. . . something ream, new. One of the finest Crackers Christie's ever baked

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MILITARY BADMINTON CLUB

. cdral Sale, Thursday, December 1nd.

timber for Mr. Lord. Iic bought it all the year round is a subscription’ Charlottetown Guardian. try, And they now went clearing l ‘shut it to friends at home or abroad.

mo ‘men were engaged yesterday in in)" s‘ frame up. They had ms of ‘vood’ lug asphalt bctwoeiliqthe walks about‘ and they then hired {our or ﬁve in. Post Oﬂlce. iese areas ncrc

m“ from Crapaud w ﬂame the“, formerly covered with gravel.

1 IS FINED-Bcfozic Magistrate o. .‘ IE -t. d f boss. In raising the frame the scaf-' ‘lgar Shaw y“ or ﬂy B‘ ma“ mm

th t f th ts. Th d - girths on the franle; and the meni e amoun o a cos e a

ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED. — Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Richards, Glad- stone, announce the engagement of g0‘ m°ved' and dim“ it “me WmHtheir daughter Janet Mae to Ileoterq i _ 1M. Benton, son of Mr. and Mrs. A.i and ‘he "m" men We" iﬂlllredtir. Benton, Alexandra. Marriage to]

10558-12-1-11.

fworship about fifty-five years. Thel DRIVING WITHOUT A LICENSE , ‘church had no pews; the people --For operating a motor vehicle’ I

{fine Sunday morning the church Shaw yesterday. The Provincial Po- ‘would befilied. James Bradley emd- "w. who are checking up 0n delin- ,a¢ the d001- wm, m; box, taking the; quent motorists. conducted the pro-

IN PROIIIBITION COURT-The aftermath of an exciting chase last

now g’ “and new brick churchi from Great River and supposedly stand‘ m m pm“ It u we lame“; containing liquor took placeinMon- and best church m mt 29 me = taguo on Saturday when information

PM. in Boston, Edmund in Hampton parish built it all themselves. They was lam and a charge made before

. . Magistrate Tweedy. After some arg- IW .. .1 h A. ti t . ' , a o n on 1c homes cad at_got no grants from landlords 0r “mam was heard, the ca” was Mb

journed until today before Magis-

J. J. Johnston, K.C., appearing for

Freshiﬁess And H

Btlals 57c 79c Daisy Brand Cleaned

Currants

Swansdown Cake

27c

Flour

Finest Canadian

Cheese lb.

You willlikcChristick i r senile“ Cream Crackers be- - Scull“ l‘

cause they are 3,, ,

excepﬁonauy light u i? , oovnlintlgqgiginrlitone»;

tied. and ﬂak ’ = ‘ “

Y - . . - “z "M" I .__.__._ - numv ‘ Siwll a delicate ﬂavor Ge ~ The annual mvrww o.’ Covehead‘

. 10565-12-1-11.

NIGHT-Holy

dclock sharp. i Kllllsllllil RELEISEII

l. i~li this womnn in llilcllmldglnllliiiv lllcld her limbs and _ hrr joints, so that she was scarcely‘. nhie m move. They were the hands

S GIFTS at Peter's Cath-

ller with ed h Ireland a 10b of honest, 10586-12-1-11- of the uric livid] llClId—‘l1lIldt_QllI:ll'&\;/& , 01ft 0m ‘ . ‘ became tiglter un lgi 9i‘ l, lulu)“ l pioneers in his vessfli-gillfl‘ Hailed,» BRING YOUR FRIENDS to the gllllll-yhiis)’. ‘mm deqmm] or em \\ on the land 110W ca‘ i‘ Y's °55' Tea and Bale at St Peter's Catli- She i‘ “ I “ "' ' - | ~ l vld—-whcn she n, w” wooded with heavy WHW- ‘cdral nan. lhursdav. December 3rd. mflfj""“i>'.l,,,,‘“,,','m jiesﬂnw? a, u“ T711356 YOUYIK- bean-hi’ D1511 Peoplei 1055342-1-11- wnndcrful discovrry.’_' bile fmlnil iwok u mm» 15pm; at one shillingl Krusciicn. Ilcnd huw it helped licr :- I p l , “I have sufforcd terribly for o very ‘an acre, and wen. into making‘ A GIFT FOR- CIIRISTMAS and “m? “m” “m, rhcumumid ,,n|,,ms_

The pnin I've silficrcd I cannot explain m you i l commenced taking Krusoiicn six months ugn, following directions, and I um tiiunkful tn soy in less than a \\'(‘(‘l( I was aiilc to gct n night's writ and sierp. Tlmt was something I hull not hini for a very long limo. hiy joints sccmcd completely iuokcd and I could not turn in bod for pain. Now 1'1" nhlc to sleep wcii, turn with cnsc, ,1 iunl got about finc, and my joints scent

tu be quite different. It was one dny when I was reading in the newspaper about Kruschen that I decided to try it. And now I shall never be without it. I consider Kruschcn is a very

h assaulting five dollars,

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DECEMBER ‘i, 1931

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‘HEITRAILEIIARDIAI: mum Nm- TURN

lleld by ilnseen Hands,

Lwondcrful discovrryP-ilirs. E. L. The system of the rheumatic subject is n. producer of that dangerous body POISOII known as uric ncid, which in conlpnscti of knifcmligcd crystals. is lircii in imumuintcd waste mattcr whit-Ii ilic organs 0i‘ elimination have fniivil to expel. Kruschen is a powerful solvent of these ﬂint-hard crystals. It swifliy (lIlllS illcir sharp edges, then iiusilcs thcm out. of the system. Your pnins cusc ; swcllings subside; knotted joints bccolnc loose.

Beifcr siill, Krusi-heil eliminates the. root cnilso of iiic evil. Takenreglliarly, it kccps your liver and kidneys in perfect tune, so that these eliminating organs free your inside from ail poison- hreeiling uviste products.

Kruschen Stilts is obtainable at all Drug Stores at 45c. and 75c. per bottle.

SWOILN AS ADDIINISTRATOPLEIIB Honour Lieutenant Governor YcSi/Brdﬂl’ aftemoon the Hon. J. A. Dalton. The function took place in Mathieson, Chief Justioc, took the the confederation ghamber, M“ oath of Administrator of the Pro- Justice Araenoult administering the vince during the leave of absence of oath.

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many YEHYS.

from Char- dollars and D. Edgar

usual.

Prohibition by a man

tetovm, Mr.

2 lbs. llarvenh Rich

9 Fruit C

Light and Dark Cellophane Wrapped

In. I lln. 2

Wltho-ut

29v

2 pkgs. '

Choice Iachlno Sliced

Mild curt

Above mml on Isle Tundly, Wednesday and Thursday only.

ake

’t Worry

Good old SANTA CLAUS is not forgetting us or the many hundreds of customers, large and small, who have been buying their XMAS GIFTS from us for

OUR BIG TOY AND DOLL DEPARTMENT (one whole floor over bookstore)

is about ready and SANTA CLAUS will be there as

We will have the largest and most varied Stock of DOLLS. GAMES, MECHANICAL TOYS (that WORK and G0) DOLLS CABS, CARRIAGES, XMAS TREE ORNAMENTS and DECORATIONS, etc., that we have ever shown (and that is saying a whole lot) a

bigger stock of up-to-date XMAS GIFTS than all other small side line shows in the City Combined.

Opening Day announced shortly.

CAR YER" & C0,, Limited

SANTA cums HEADQUARTERS

igh Quality’ Always Found A --

DIAN STORES n;

Every item Outstanding Don't overlook any--Shop i early and SAVE\

PLUM PUDDINGS

Bowls 39C 55G

Breakfast Bacon

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with confidence

For lb.

18c