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the native of

home, will read with a special _ _ for in poem, and story, in attractive illustra-

tion, and adve

glory, of its progress,

the life‘ of this

There are many excellent articles, but one

of the best is journalist wh Gulf," and wh its .peopie,

crime. His obser

~same little Province, which has no divorce problem, is also without a crime problem. its

crime rate, as ious offenses,

for Canada as a whole, The island hasn't

is low. forty years!

"Unemployment? There isn't any on the

Island.

“Poverty? it is almost non-existent there.

"This island has. per square mile. twice a8 le, four

many p "Kilt imes Province of C

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i» GOLDEN FUTURE f

s... o, . lfiPliiiiiii EDWARD ISLAND

Read What the Halifax

HE Charlottetown Guardian has recently

book-size form, with the optimistic title of "The Golden Future oi Prince

it is an interesting edition. it is one that

their traditions, the _ homes, thespiendid churches, and his amaze- ment at the practical absence of divorce and

square mile. more post offices,

more money in the savings banks, per capita. have those of

“Yllrising daily newspaper. The Charlottetown

Copy. ?

Star Says : EDWARD a ISLAND

souvenir edition published in

Edward island."

Prince Edward island, far from glow of pleasure,

rtisement, it tells of the island's and of its contribution to

continent.

the impression of an American o visited the “Garden of the o tells vividly his impressions of well kept

vationsare worth noting. “This

indicated by convictions for ser- is less than one-tenth the rats and the Canadian rate had an execution in

times as many cattle, and

s much poultry, as any other anada. it has more railroads per more telegraph re churches, and its people have

any other Canadian

FINISH. 801119 with tiny edging of‘

‘lace. sl.oo. moons

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SILENT!‘ DIIOOMEI, FANCY‘

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BIS’! TEA 0F THE SEASON in Zion Church on Thursday, December 11th- sisa-lz-e-sl.

on acouamrrn wrm rim CHRISTMAS BOOTH in the Ling- erie department, second ‘They're packed with gift. ideas. MOORE s; MCLEOD IIIMITED 9'14’!

LIVE POULTRY WANTED. —

P. J . 87M.

W * “ y. 1‘ r 10th. Noy dc Co., Hunter Rivdr.

A GIFT POI! A DOLLAIL-qiee that. marvellous line of menu ties at $1.00 each. MOORE do MCLEOD

D747 CLEARING OUT A LINE of Down Puffs at. o. great. reduction. See them in the annex. MOORE s: MCLEOD LIMITED. n47 mvr: 2011mm: WANTED.—B\JY- l“! live poultry, empty crops, Thurs- day, December 11th, 9 s. m. to 2 p.m. A. C. Green, Albany. 9764.

LIVE POULTRY WANTED. — Purchasing live poultry, empty crops,

sow. evel-lz-s-zl.

NOTE: COMMENCING MONDAY, December eighth. Motor Coach No. 205 will leave Charlottetown at 1.30 p. m. instead of 7.45 V. m. as at present and train No. 40 fl-onl Mono- ton is due at Charlottetown at 10.25 n. ‘m. instead of 10.45 p. m. 9731-12-6-31 SUGGESTIONS FOR AN APPRO- PRIATE CHRISTMAS GIFT-When sending Christmas Greetings to friends abroad or st home why not accompany your greetings with a copy of that interesting Booklet — “Memories cf Long Ago" by on. old Charlottetorllam-Benjamln Bremner. For sale at Carter 6e Co, and Mari- time Stationers. 9l50-l2-1-tf.

NEW MORTUARY PARLORS AT ALBEBTON.-Mr. G. Roy Phillips, Kenslngton, Mortlclan, has opened a sub branch office in Alberton. Mr. Phillips is a post graduate of Eckels College of embalming and sanitary science o! Philadelphia ind has spent some yearn at Mortuary work in Boston, Mass. Mr. Ray Barber will have charge of the new branch. 9696-lz-5-fwsal-3l.

PIISBYTEBIANS AT ACADIA.- 8o many Presbyterian under- graduates are attending Acadia Unl- verslty end Presbyterian students enrolled at Horton Academy, Wolf- vllle, N. 5., that the Faculty has instituted regular Presbyterian Sun- day service under the direction of the l-‘oev. Mr. Thomas of the Depart- ment of English, e. graduate of Tor- ‘ onto University and Knox College, Toronto, and s. llcentiaie of Toronto Presbytery. A largely attended com- munion servlce was held recently.

rust-nun: MEETING-The an- nual meeting men's Institute was held on Novem-

donin Hall on December llth and 12th.

GIITS-AEOORE & MCLIOD LIM- ITIID.

finding delightful Christmas gifie In the linen department. See the won- floon derful allowing. MOORE 8r MCLDOD LIMITED-

broadcloth MOORE d: MOLEOD LIMITED. i141

at Zion Church Tea. aprons, handkerchlefs. novelties, re- freshments, candy and children's wear.

ing good quality live poultry, empty crops. Friday, December 12th. Mar- shal Matheson, Springfield.

TRADE CONDITIONS

Mmcedonm. whose population Ls es- tln-leted at 350, 000, promises tube the most modem town in the Near

Saturday, December 13th, 9.30 a. m. and it is m6 m“ mmuah which ab to noon. R. l... Dickerson. New Glas-‘Hnm an “reign goods degtmed for

of the Alilston Wo-

ber 26th at the home of Mrs. John W. Beck and was opened by singing “Institute Ode" followed by roll call

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1N BALDNIOA

salowiea. alpha] of on: providence o1

East. ‘when rebuilding ls completed.

lilrlcedonia, ‘Thrace. and Norther-n Thessaly an imported. writes Henri ‘mrcot, Canadian Trade Com- missioner in Athens. in the forth- coming lrsuc of the Commercial In- telligence Journal. The Salonlce market also ext/ends to Southern Jugoslavle, through the towns of Udrub, Nlaclnand Monastlr to Smith- ern Albania through Korltse", and some classes of goods even find their viroy b0 Belgrade, the commodities destined for Albania and Jugoelevla being imported principally through the free mne. Salonlcn. is, after the Athens-Piraeus market, the most. important business centre. It owes its importance to the hel- ihlll K supvplles film r-c-F-rlemenia of l hin- terland of some two million inhabi- tants. Wheel; and flour are the two oulavlfanding Omaxfum wlnnwdilim in the Se-lonlca lmrket.

AHJGET PROSPECTS FOR CONCENTRATED APPLE JUICE IN THE UNITED KINGDOM

Owing no the lesser bulk and consequent lower freight. charges. Canadian makers have n betis 0D- portunlty to market coneezzltrelied apple Juice for making inlto cider in all; 11mm Kingdom. than in apples for that mlrpose. writes Dwell: 5» Cole, Canadian Trude Commissioner in Bldsbol. in the forthcoming issue of the Commercial Intelligence Jour-l nai. If the bunlt or caramel flavour which has been the subject. of criti- cism in the pest couldbe eliminated it is believed much larger sales orf the Csrndian product could be effected. This criticism has not been confined to Canadian shipments, and ti. shmlld be stated that recent. samples of, Cntedlan concentrate have been tried and found fairly sa-tlsfwory. Cider in Canada ls not produced from cider apples only, but. from all classes in the orchards. The situation is being made difficult for West. of Ekglsnd older makers owing to the shortage of genuine bitter sweets, and

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IIUNTER

Hr. Gordon Mobbe, Oldrtown. Maine, who has been a successful emglayne in flu Pulp Mill there, hi8 recently returned to P. 1!. Island and conumplnlu remaining with his parents. Mr. end Mrs. William Mobbe, Cymbris, for the winter.

been the gueli- o! her aunt, Miss Elisabeth Bowen, Glasgow Road. left \ recently for Sydney to spend the winter with her father, Mr. Dan MacDonald. '

‘ma’ - spent the week end in Whcatley. thvl guest. of her grandparents. MY- llldi Mrs. Allen MacDonald.

er, returned by motor on Sunday, sf- tcr spending the week end in Brock- ley Bench, the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis MacCallum, Miss Mary Mac- Callum and Mrs. Brackley Beach.

and dance was given on Friday ev- ening, Nov. 28th, at the home of the ‘ bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alex- ander McRae, Glasgow Road. when a . very large 'Miii.on, Wllcatley Rivers, gathered to tender; Mrs. Gordon Carew, Hunter River, n‘ miscellaneous shower. The room was tastefully decorated for the occasion.‘ The bride entered the room to the; strains of the Wedding March, and, was seated in n. decorated chair. A dalntlly brought in. The gifts were opened by Miss Florence MacRae and the accompanying verses and best. wishes which afforded much merrlment, were , read by Miss Olive Sanderson. Mrs; Carew, although taken by surprise] thanked those present for their

con was served. which was followed.

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RIVER AND VICINITY

lilies Mary MacDonald, who has

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Mira Martha. Ling, New Glasgow.

Miss Muriel Bowen. Whestley Riv-

Hammond Show.

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A very pretty post-nuptial shower

umber of friends from Wheailcy. Hunter and

trimmed basket was then

lovely gifts and‘ good wishes. Lunch- i

by a dance, which was continued to, a very late hour. Music was fumish- ed on the violin, played by Mr“ Stewart Highfleld and accompanicd= by Miss Florence MscRse on the or- gen. She was the recipient of manyi lovely gills o! silver, linen, china. and ‘ cheques, which testified to the ee-

teem in whlclrthe happy young cou- i‘ ple was ‘held. After wishing Flo a; happy journey through life, they left’ for their homes all declaring theyi had a splendid time. '

Mr. end Mrs. Andrew Blanchard: and family, Wheatley River. recently? moved into their new home in Ruse‘, tlco, which Mr. ‘Blanchard had ‘put-l chased early lest summer. Mr. Blan- chard will be greatly missed as he leaves this field of labor to take it up in Rustlco. a . Mr. and Mrs. Walter Gregor, Brsckley Beach, motored to Vvheat- ley River recently, the guest. of Mrs. Gregory's churn. Miss Florence Bow-

‘The many friends of Miss Mildred Matheson, Glasgow Road. are pleas- ed to know her condition is some- what improved.

Mr and Mrs. Robert Bagnall. Bun- ter River, were the guests of their daughter. Mrs. Alhol Rackharn, Wheatley River.

The Red Cross Nurse, Miss M. Wil- ison, Charlottetown. was in Wheatley‘ i I

River last week inspecting the school children. This annual health 1n- spectlon of the children has nng

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GLUBS~ACROSS

l. Use word Argute meaning sharp, shrill, quick.

subtle.

5. A word of six letters meaning cover for ankle

over shoe, legwear.

which was responded to with if mgfiiiies Fvmabigi“ 0:‘; enormous influence in checking, up] lo, A wgffl or 51x my," mganing an 1am, o, m“- "Christmas Plans." The following “~ 4 -‘- ‘l’ “- “Ke i ° ° u and obtaining a remedy for the mlrl- septum. uplmcn, belief. whim. emu" were elected; presydeny, Mm be built. up. Since 1924 certain m. detect‘ which hinders m, progress l2. A word of three letters meaning a single n;- James A. Beck‘, Vice-President, Mrs. quantities of W184“ “d” "id of the child's development and nit- 13 K'“-_"‘;"‘,“°§““‘}::; m n, w, l, m", Wm. Carver: Secretary Treasurer, concentrate have been shipped ‘to mmment 1n schooL i - v H119 P 11w! h; ~ 9- in Mi” M5319" Cmwmrd; Dlreciors~ this "may" mt’ “h? we“ P‘ ne- l i6. .-\ word of flvo letters moaning to speak with Mrs. Vere Beck, Mrs. Chas. MscDon- 1W4 his Pmwd dmmlxflniw M’ Mr. Victor MacPheil. Meadowi rlsllllcnvr: to drllvvr an eloquent addrsss- old and Mrs. James Thompson; Aud- Canadian producers ow.ng to the 3mm motored to wheauey Rive‘, on‘ l7. A word of five letters meaning ont- who is fully ital-s. Mrs. John E8001! and Mrs. '1". More compel-Mon fP-‘ml Pmflve- Friday. On his return he was ac- 1,, ‘,,‘{{,:f",'.°“,;“‘,,ffm§§};.,, Albert flicker” Ne“ mecung l‘ m gjomlmmed by M"- Macmilnl “hi? Two letters-contraction meaning “for ox- be held st. the home of Mrs. '1‘. Al- m1 been the guest. of her parents. nmplr". bert Hlcken, roll call to ho answered CENTRAL LOT 16 SCHOOL (fr. and Mrs. Norman Ling and her 21- “W5 0i ll" WW5 mooning to set 2183i"? a‘ withoNew Year's resolution. Meet- ulster. Mrs. Herbie Stevenson, New i-YP" _ . _ m‘, cloud by fins,“ "m", Me The following is the report for fit G1u¢°w>_1h M. itord of four letters meaning a prince.‘ ‘ha. ‘of n month of December:- dignity given to on Eastern Prince or c 1 <- a n. and‘ w om vkgmnm‘ G d x 1 Maud Msnderwn. ‘a . Z6. Two letters, contraction for direction ni the Wm: in“; '3 James Yeo ' ’ wind, or point of the compas. ‘ 7 l ' "'1. A word of six letters meaning anything >110“?

Gfldfi 13-1. M81! YW- \ _ k hut of little value, superficial? glittering. shiny.

—'*‘ Grade VIII—l. Betty Mandercon; 31. .'\ word of five letters meaning the record of n (wntinucd from Page I) a “we, rune“ year, ‘ l H "1 -__. ' ' _ 33. A wnrrl of s x letters moan n: to temp ly c

“Then-a “tithing m m! weuld (olk- Grade VII-l‘ David Lecky’ " 1 nfier n! something good", entire, or ntlrnri.

" _ l Glad" Y”? 3- 15° F519“ I15. A word of three lotion meaning a shor- Inlrhrii “mt "m" than just t0 be 1"‘ Mow‘ l Grade VI-l, Kenneth Mscbenn: “k reckoning. as to keep (heck on somrlhing. Hem." he would any sometimes. wt 3M, Mwuum; 3, Anni, mmny. m" "mu" ' ls. .\ word oi‘ lhrtc 1mm meaning suitable, np- she had not profited. Kgmdo v (SM_L Mum“ Mum lllil IIIIIOUI preprinu, liable. quick of apprehension.

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There's nothing to it, father; Haunt wlll':_l.YI;:ln_n IxT 2.,:",.,_,":r‘;,nfl, ‘of. ‘

‘Mum’! l‘ 5“- I "9"" w“ "w" GGrAde V (Jr.l-l, Leela Ramsay: 3gb‘; finfisgling ~10. First four letters of n word meaning hidden or surprised in my "fr. find I "l!" -"°" 2. Gertrude Lecky sud Emily tacky. lhnvoaerélu! , d] Qllmrmii u‘ I m , m. M, ,

I _ ' . , d rce c rs moan ng up lc on o wan: zit-elven‘ mother spmkm! m mci "cquam 3' Leonard Farr?“ tntaivdBilaas nnzfiiilng to n particular purpose. rustom M‘ 3 l1 - , Grade IV-l, Jacy Yeo, 2, Rosina Qummg h ‘h, “racmm