TUESDAY.

TENDERS

Tenders will be received by the undersigned up to and Including December 28th 1932 for TWO AUTOS (cflfl- ilscated under the Prohibi- tion Act) as listed below:

1 Standard 8 Dodi!!! S9113" i932 Model. 1 Chrysler t Coach. 65 Model

The former may be ln- spected at the Central Gar- age, and the latter at the Agricultural Hall, City.

A certiﬁed cheque ior 10% must accompany each tender.

'I‘he highest ‘or any Tender not necessarily zlccepted.

By order of

" PROIIIBITION ' COMMISSION Charlottetown, l". I"). I. DEC. Zlllh, I932.

i Frosll Buttermilk Daily. lVhcilcszilc 6* Retail

‘Central ilreamcries

Professional , Cards

Stewart 8. Lowther J. n. S'l‘l-.\\'.\RT, K. C.

.\'. iv. UHVIIIER BAllllPifllIl sul.l(.‘l'l‘0l:S, ETC. l-‘i ("ire-n (Zcurge Street MONkIY TO LOAN

McLEOD & BENTLEY‘,

W. .. . Banish-r .inll Attornov-at-Law MONEY It) LOAN Office: iii) Richmond Street

J.ll. iiaclloiiald, ll.c.

BAIHUSIPZII, SOLlCITOR, the. Riley Building Charlottetown, P. E. Island. Mont-y to Loan and (Iollections given the very best attention.

575 ‘Kii-lrnwifh

BELL & MATHIESON it. R. Bell D. L. “ZHIIIDSOII, LLD. Barrister! 6.; Solicitors

Morley to Loan . . (Vharloitclown and Montague

ll. F. MacPl-IEE, B.A. HARRIS ER. SOLICXTOB rvorartr, &c.,

Riley Building, Charlottetown

STG-Zl-B-l lll".’lII'|.

IMARK R. McGUlGAN B. A. BARRIQTER, SULIVITUR, ETC. IlIUNICY TO IUAN

‘Cameron fslrrk. t'h.irlottetown, P i-‘al. i .

Prohibition Commission (‘has Ii. Black, Chairman, (‘liariritt/etuwn.

I35. B. iilcllonald, West St. Peters. John Siliipsoil. Hamilton. Send all iirl-rrnllitiun rcgardinlr infractions of PROIIIBITION ACT

to the above or tu Inspector J. Frlpps, R. C. M. P»

New Type X Ray Tube Announced

LAFAYETTE, Ind, Dec. Zd-A new type oi X-ray tube. which like a magic lantern shows the lnncr doings of an atom Xlllll-llllned 3W- million times, was announced today at Purdue University.

The tube is set up like a “lan- tern’ and its invisible rays are io- cussed upon a photographic film nine iect away. Much as a show- man would insert a slide in his isn- tcrri, the scientists insert s piece of “excited" copper, that is; copper the atomroi which an activated- by treatment with some form oi cnergy.

Upon the photographic film, after a minute's exposure, there forms an image quite like a picket fence, with numerous pickets missing. These pickets are the "spectral lines," each oi which depicts some- thing going on inside an atom.

Two oi these lines srs particu- larly remarkable. They are ls far apart as the width of the head of a pin. But this space between them rcprescnts tha distance an electron has "moved over" within the copper i atom, a distance estimated at. a 200 [millionth part oi an inch. The move made when the e‘ectron changes _from one "orbit? to another, and leach o! its orbits shows as I. line.

The tube ls exceedingly “fast? It will X-ray clearly the atomic "bones" of solidified vapor, which hitherto has evaporated too rapid- ly to be caught in this manner in the open air. Formerly such pic- tures had to be made of vapors in a. vacuum.

Tile tube is useful also tor tak- ing X-rays oi numerous organic substances which disintegrate rap- idly. Dr. Lnrk-Horovitz said the construction is so simple that "any mechanic can make one oi these lobes.’

H's W fc~llcnry Jinirax. I'll tel‘. lny brother to give you s. good wal- . g, Husband S/rnd him upr his wife ark/vi mo to viollap him for her.

ml» How do r look in this an; John? I

IIiI§IJRTiCI~~-“-'CI.I, I only wish I'd neon you in that hat before I ask- cd you to marry me.

l The Human Eye

Colnplcv and Intricate in its strvitllrc ziiill IiillVlIUIlN, is lvortliy oi‘ tili- IIChI. possible cure that ran IJI‘ given it.

it your eyes lire troubling you, do not lir. so unwise as to rlrglcct them.

An rumination will un- (‘I)\|"l' the cause of the trouble and glasses will probably

completely rcileve it.

G. F. IIUTBHESON

OPTKLWIFIPRIST

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Jmpcrial Biscuit

Charlottetown,

_BlCU

"E33? Ranchlng FEED

“IMPERIALS ”

Acknowledged leaders in Fox and Fur Raising.

glam!’ l-"or Success ln

Company, Ltd.

P-E-I.

We have a large shipment

Piionle 3li

HARDWOOD i FLOORING

Extra quality at ordinary price.

MacllllllALll-IIOWE

WOODWORKIN G CO., LTD.

of beautiful Birch flooring

Charlottetown

SIIMMERSIDE liilARllllN

and Prince Bounty Chronicle

-uu1 tr (.'Ol'll'I‘ - The Dc- “SCOUTS CHRISTMAS TREE ccuibcr ‘Ierln of the County Court “Tm 7°" Hm» 5wm°md°"oi Prince Coulity commenced on PlB-Sﬁnlll! l" llllmalld 5"" ‘mtrrldayr at Sumliiersido, ills llonour Friday evening when the Same PM Judge Inman presiding. in the Si"! we!“ dist-Tull"!!! to 160 chiid- lrnse of Jessie M. llolvcn versus ren. The distribution was under tlie j Lloyd Daley, action ior debt com- auspices o! the Bummerside Bfkvgllltrllliﬁd by capius trial last £81m- gmulg, 1st, and 2nd troop, with the {Judgment was given. The defend- co-operstion of the Taholic Wo-lnnt was not a resident and was ma" League and L Q D_ g meliiorne on a visit. The Judge lield Qumran we", assembled m ma, that he was not leaving the Pro- lugo court room and the beaumul , vlnce to evade the pajymcnt. oi his h,” which ruched w me oeumgvlcbis and set ihe_ capins aside and w“ m’ mmkation o: an with “lsﬂllﬁfllllfgﬂl the bondsnicn, but let gay uunmmgm when an were pm“ ilic (‘apilis standlasa summons. and _ _ ,mi the lilerlls gale Judgment for the em‘ scout Mum. Baum “bhcdlPliilllllll for Siilllfl. In the case oi m’ “hudre” " W” happy Christ" n. "r. liolniuil Lunar-u vs. Willis R. mu’ Santa’ Clam we“, appedrcdy \V'll‘l‘(.‘l’i. Action for price oi a gas- rﬁtfig c311“ 51f“ “H if” (lllllt? engine for $12500 tried Aug- y’ e hm’ ch die“ lilst tcljlii. “flir- Jildce gave judg- in the hospital were not forgottcnl ,,,_,,n,, m. m, 1.1mm“- fm. 375,00’ ab “m! we" "In Prcscms from m“ lowing the defendant a reduction oi “e9- Thl’ klddi“ went “way qlme $50 on tlie amount claimed, as the hBPPY- All!!!’ lﬂllillil’ i119 llﬂll ‘WQlPIlQIHQ was proved not to have oi’ the Scouts directed the chiId-‘ii-oi-la-ii salirlzlcturlly’. '.i‘il0re were ren to Rogers and Ariicrrs Oiiifﬂillfl crisps on lilo i‘l'lllll.li‘ docket for across the way, where Mayor Maii- lrlai. Tilt’ (ii-bi cases which were son and J. F. Arnett distributedlcriiitrnil-il, were tliéilllwtl 0f dull"?! chocolates and fruit. The \’l'olf ilie day and riic Coilrt adjourned at Cuba did their little blt for tlieiﬁ o'clock “ulll Jllllllllfi‘ 4th. 1933. Santa Pal Fund and gave cal:(i_v,\‘\'1l"l\ U19 ﬂY-"l u! m9 “lgcs which toys and clothing w a-nvedy [mm ‘l for trial on days to m. and w a mm, gm and boy m .5 ivlll be heard. The! the hospital. The Boy Scouts are t»; (‘m-um “m m m swig“? ‘u? great” b, commended for me trenlcmious part of Jaililary hearing ilie con- task they undertook and WIIIPI} N5“! Cllswvs‘ I proved a great success judging h; the happy little laces ilill‘. lsit lhc l Town Hull lliat night. S.

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—~SUI\I.\II‘.liF-IDI'I SANT \-l'.'~.i.> -- ' _.i,d,nn,_fz\,dk,4 S.

nierslde Troop Boy Surging (pow i ~,

The boys of lhc 1:-i and :.‘.-<l lflllll"

_ spcni express their ilinnks and ﬂll]‘i|‘r‘('l1l< ‘ .- . “mm :,l1on for lilo pcucrcils ltfllflllfl‘ m‘ 1 lliclr appeal iurbiillsirlinls glllJ lurl ,_ lllc ncedy ilizlilrcli m’ Slilnli .,,,. r A“; U,- LJHH‘, . I'Ill0 following is a lib‘. oi iii l-lni l‘. w, , , x ‘W, m, l " so kmdb n‘ (Ill ‘ii P" Prince (Fl liusplt.il,l _ y ';l< (lcllnf! \f“.f‘ lili ' l l sortie 170 kldol. lrcncflictl: Colin Stelvurl, Jill's, Vihitnv Cqqluvl l _ t Ii. A , Annie L. llulll-cl‘ M1,. .\ h_l,,,,,,,,._; It. T. Holman .<l, Ali's. m‘ hon]

- iluzil-J in Ulric-l

I\'Ii'S. W. E. lit-Dill! Mclicllzic, Ali's. t, . I Miss T. Jill: 1.. n. lilisal; till-ml l-‘ricntl 0i Litllc Children, I llurti, Tilrs. Iilllsscli. Mrs. (J. ‘l’ .\ll.'=s in‘. ‘ll, 1i‘, ,. /\, liuriic, Ari-lull“; l alltl Al" Mrs. W. Lcclcie. Mrs. J. J. Winslow J. Liclnlone, Fair storcfGoil I I ;r~ J. Ilnliiali, ‘\ McNeil, M‘ s hit-Kc , ncmuli, Mrs. Collin, hi‘ Robinson, Messrs. W‘ Crue. Senator Cror-inlan l". W. Strong & Co, _‘ Miss Pniriclzt IZIH lVilss Bilrrolvs, A Ill..lil, ‘ii ' Nooliall, lvlrs. Lmilh tsrnzi

l l l l t l l I i i

Brennan” W. A. lircllllarz, Ln the C. W. 1..., Mrs. Roy Iiulnizirr, Lil-a, Dr. Taiiiorl; Mrs. M. F. iicliuliilnn. Kenneth Bell, Miss Siilllcy B0174 Mrs. Fred ill/right, Mi (in-ell, Mrs. , _ C. W. Harris, Dr. Farrell, .‘.Il'.<. lll-l- l T‘ den Mills, Mrs, 'r. hi’. w ‘ Mrs. J. Woods, Miss DﬂllS-‘Jll, liirm‘ Frank McNeill, Mrs. Dali hic\'<=ili,l Eastern Star Chadlvicl; .CIlilDli§l', Mrs. llcz Pope, Mr. Don Tlnlzcr, (‘ni- l‘ laiit's Drug Storm Ml". L, ll. 1r}: I lwc.

. al .1. l, {is IlilIlﬂ-ll.

A Frloizd, Billy ./‘.2-uc!t, Mrs Mrs. B. R. Sharps‘. Dr. nril .‘\i:s. 1 I V‘ M Ph . ‘iirs. n. n n a .- s. “" W“ ‘m “" c so I O n n - Fur" a fl is‘ slllliolil. Bil". l‘l"nl.' rfqilircs ivnlu Nllvfrlilllillar-zl in‘.

UP F/Yililﬁlﬂ’

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l lllcri. I llcr‘ uncle. Till‘. l). l". Archer, who has 1 l‘f‘(‘"ll'.l_\' l"\l‘!l iijl his residence lri

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I‘ HE CHAUILUYFET OWN GUARDIAN ___

EASTERN GUARDIAN

..°SUBSCRIPTIONS to The Charlottetown Guardian may be handed to tin-u nep- Archie Humv- or left alt-ll. J. alnbolrs Drug Store,

l2-13-dtf.

Montague.

Creosoted Wood-Pipe

For centuries wooden pipes have been used for supplying water for domestic purposes. Originally holes were bored through logs and this method was satisfactory where pipe with n. small diameter was re- quired. The next development was the wood stave pipe with the staves held iri position by wire or by steel hoops, and this type has been used for diameters ranging from six inches to six feet and over. Under certain conditions the wooden stoves decayed and this was over- come by" treating the slaves with creosote. A low initial cost, to- gether with long life, results in a very moderate zlnliuul charge for Wﬂtlfl stave pipe and it; is frequently used for town rind city water rup- pllcs. When the water is chlorin- alod an objectionable taste develops and lllt‘. Fol-est Products Laborator- ics uf the Forest Service, Depart- mcut oi ‘the Interior, have been in- vcstlgatlng methods ior removing the taste. Eizpcrllllcnla curried out. iiiuiruitc that the taste can be re- ll‘.ll\'l'tl by fillcrilig the water lllfllllfill activated carbon. Activat- ed carbon, which is more absorbant than ordinary carbon or charcoal ivnr. ciovcloped during the war for gu‘ masks.

liar father mot the young sul- ml- as he ivas leaving the house. llv called to him.

‘Young mun,” lic said, "are Yhur lhlilifioils _=cl'ioll.-='=“'

‘rlic suitor looked ii trifle nor- ‘ AIR

“ii-n r, n0. r-lr." he replied.

llvr fa‘licr _i'!i‘llll“.('.‘.‘fl.

"Hun" ll" lliurniurcrl, "I'm sorry . illzii, bu; I admire 4i young v.- iii so much common

.171; Wm. Wood, oi ltfontrca‘. ~-' 1.. Li. CIlili‘IOil.Cit)\Vll iii connec- ni uith Iili; work in the Agricul- ~l Dcgiarinicnt, spent; Christriias ill EiLillllliCl'5'l(lC with rclatilvcsﬁs.

e --.\il.a, l-‘rl-lllvicl; lifurphy. who ll.i~.i I)ll.'i Vlilllilf! l:.'l' slain‘ lll New \'<ir1-'_ l‘ ‘ liPfl I "

ivcrrl-z to licl" -— S.

liflillf‘ in killllinrcr: Tdiniilr» lnwiliii, of Slim- lo, loll uii liililltliigy to visit

(‘l".vl'llv?l(~lli\\':l S. I

-- hi1‘. liclizll-lll Alvlil-nvic. o.’ Illf‘ , t.'Il‘.ll‘I'll_If§l.fl\\‘ll. inrnlioli with ind Kira. M. L. not l4-ii.llilll'l'Sl(ll‘.

---‘.l‘r. Jo‘; Flirt-oil. illicl is; a stu-

itlillt at rloulxi. Alihrlli University llzi: arrived liolnc m spend the (‘llrls-‘lllias Ilfllltli willi his; pal‘- 3 l-rits, Mr. nnri .‘ (iﬂ-lfﬁl‘ B11091]

of Sirnirnrvrirllr, b.

,—EYYESIG llim.“ l EXAMINATION

Filling and nnnplylng (‘illus- 4W. Flt‘.

Ii. J. MABUN

NEW cuiscow

A large and appreciative audience listened with interest to the dram- atic Christian (Ja-ntstm. "The Oral-t Deliverer," p. seated b7 "l! 9"‘ endish United Church Choir and the Young People's Society in the New Glasgow United Ohurcli en Sunday evening last. ‘n10 church was decorated for the occasion by the Grace Bishop Nliission Oircle, with running spruce and holly which was in supine with the w- csslon. The programme, which was most beautifully ‘carried out was u follows: A short eddrel by the pastor, Rev. Mr. Patterson; solo- ists, Mrs. George MoOoubrey and Miss Cora Toombs; angels, Misses Blanche Wyll-nd, Dorothy Warren, Thelma Johnstons, Frances Clark: Maidens of Bethlehem, Misses Mor- Jorie Clark, Marion Webb, Dore smith and Anita Webb; Roman soldier, Mr. Robert ‘Iloombs: Jew- ish travellers, Messrs. George Clark, James Warren, Roy Steven- son; shepherds, Messrs. David Johnstone, Keith Webb, Lowell Wyn-lid, Clive McNeil], Herbert Wyand; "Mary," Miss Margaret Lowther; children of Bethlehem, Misses Pauline Webb, Francis

son, Jean Clark; Peace, Miss Annie bowther. It is understood that this

Cavendish-Church in the near fu- ture, A special collection was taken which was a large one.

m. Chester Bulmali recently purchased the George E. Brown fox ranch. Mr. Bulman was the former caretaker and his- friends congratulate hlrn on his purchase.

The Women's Institute and friends and neighbors oi Mrs. Annie Stewart, Sell. View, invaded her home on Friday evening, December 9th, to celebrate with hcr her 78th birthday. The party was in a form 0i a surprise and presented her ivitli lm appropriate gift accompan- ied by a birthday cake and an ad- dress which was as follows: Mrs. Annie Stewart,—-We your sister 1n- stitute members, neighbors and friends, felt we could not let this anniversary oi’ your birthday pass without coming (so unceremonious- ly as we did) to tender you our loving greetings. Divine Providence has spared you and led you a long way in life's Journey, and we re- joice willi you that you are en. Joyllig so much of health and lalrciigth and happiness on this, your 78th birthday. We realize that. your Journey through liie has not been without its heart aches, its sadness, as WCIl as its joy . But time has‘ dealt kllldlywmll-‘l you, ‘mﬁilhmllllll 8!‘. YQRE. lrlils you v-w e always calm and patient, and

have always shown adovlng, cheer-

lul countenance, full of christian l, love and neighborly kindness to all psiilce yolu‘ coming to Sea, vi@w_ l; Yours has always been a honic i ivllcre both old and young loved to lvisit and all were assured of a‘ llilldll’ welcome and generous lios- pitalihv. We ask you therefore to accept this small gift as a slight remembrance with loads of love ‘and good wishes from one and all here present. I can assure you it is the wish of your iluiny friends that you may continue to enjoy "m"? m0“! years oi health and strength and to go in and out lllllvlls us as you have done in the llll-sl- Signed on bchlili‘ of the Wo-

Clark, Ruth Paynter, Mable Slmp-I

Cantata will be repeated in the ,

DECEMBER 27, 193;

N0 Estate

l0 admi/zzkler

Q 0-5

Just a Monthly Cheque for L171? Guaranteed to your widow by the brwerialA/olzt/zly/ , Income Policy

HERE is the simplest, surest and wisest way in which a man can provide for his ivifc and cliil- dren should he pass on prematurely.

Not only docs it provide for necessities but tlie in- come is safeguarded. The widow is saved from risking her insurance money in the many ways that will beset her, such as

--mal<ing loans to friends and relatives, without proper security,

-—goi'ng into business with relatives or friends,

-—buying worthless stocks which are represented as good securities,

—-spcricling too much on things she cali- not afford,

-— indulging a son or daughter in extrava- gances.

Kn Imperial hlolitllly Income Policy cannot lie com- muted, elicluiibercnl, assigned or tIISSIPAIiCCI through fees and charges. it will remain long after ollicr property may be lost or impaired.

It can also provide an income for your own nlcl ngc.

Send the Coupon below for further iiifoi-niotioll.

IPERIALFE

I Branches and Agent's , in _a// important centres

Till! IMPERIAL Llrrl ASSURANCE Co, HEAD Orrlclz, TORONTO, Oxr. Please scnd mc by lTlJII prrliulllirs of illc lmpcllrl

Monthly Income Polity, ivitliout obligliiiiig inc in any way. -

Nam!

Addrcr: D Age

i l l . l li1(‘.il's Institute, your neighbors sured thcln that, the “latch key and gilllltIS ailcl" which rl riaiili)

m" ﬂi'l‘“"ll\lll'l‘llsli'l ‘h and friends. Mrs. Stewart, although was always liongliig out.” The re- lunch was pnsscil by the lﬂdli-‘l

l - ' t "'° mwgﬂjj"; l‘ token entirely by surprise, thanked mliinder of thc evening was spent pfespnt, "N." "'“_‘""“"" - ._:"—— I line (100075 l0!‘ their gifts and ag- in social intercourse and music By Georg"

ol-a- wow 0o YOU Do» MR-JlCiCiv? COME RIGHT IN' GLAD TQ 5:2 You- Glmlrrnatrcila lixcuul. ME-l MusT TALK. TQ iNlR-Jlﬂgjﬁ-

HOW

I Jwwr THOUGHT r0 DROP m AN‘ ‘SAY- HE.LLO~

ARE YOU?

0o You MEANTO ran. ME MAGQW-‘YVE 95°95“

Twwr A MAN IN Business NO- ANY THAT rm colnrTo Go

MUST HAVE. A €J5CRETARY KIND OF no _BUSINE'.BS~

AN‘ EiTENOQRAPi-uzaa- OR gugmgsg

Ans "mew ONLY usaoep NEEDS OH- losir THAT

IN CERTAIN KlNDS or A$SISTANCE~ WONDERFUL?WELL~

BU$\NE55 ?

I'M GLAD Yoli ARE SHOwlNG $OI\’.'T smse- r

A GUY TOLD ME u" woo ‘fl-mow YOUR HATIN THE HOUSE AN’ n- OONT COME ouT- YOU KIN co IN- IT ﬁHowii Your? WIFE

AIN'T moonw- , K-qwili. ~_';<_-\~.

' “EAR HER MOVIN AROUND- PM AFR/AID MY HAT l6 GONNA

‘THAT AINFI‘ MY HA)"- THAT cuY 00561511‘ anew wi-lAT Hi5

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