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- Red Seal Continental Motor "Automatic Starting Switch "Selective Free Wheeling on All Forward Speeds Four-wheel Steeldraulic Brakes Two-way Hydraulic Shock

-.. Absorbers f Double Drop Frame Low Centre of Gravity ; New V-sliapecl Radiator Foot-operated Headlight Control

‘Standard equipment on do lure models and optional On other models at slight additional cost.

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The Pure mu co., Family Hope," £1’? BRADALBANI nocxar sra- "Ab- mlflltllils Day for, Char- btuwwn- 181M118 Borden at 5 p.m., returning aftei’ same. 11155-12-24-21

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EMERALD nocxsv sraoran Uhristmas my for Charlottetown. mime Borden at s rm, return- lns after same. iiiiss-ia-ai-zi

BORDEN HOCKEY SPECIAL, “Mm” Dav roi- c“ ' ttetown. 185W!!! Borden at 5 pm, retum- 1"! after Barrie. 11155-12-24-21

MCI-ilk]! AND MACKINNON Wm °P¢l1 the fur buying; season " ’ i’. Decem” ‘lth. 106l3-tf

‘HOLMAIWS STORE, Chiarlottee WW“. will be open each evening from now till Christmas. ioasz-tl

ARENA RINK will open Christ- mas afternoon for skating. 11145-12-24-21.

WE ABE BUYING Goose and Duck Feathers. Do not mix. Henry Macllariane 6s C.., Kent Street.

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A GIFT FOB. CHRISTMAS and all the year round is a subscription to The Charlottetown Guardian. Sent it to friends at home or abroad, They will appreciate it. ti

THE PRINCE Edward Island Fur Pool Ltd. will receive Sliver and Cnoss Fox pelts daily at the office of J. A. Webster 6a Co, 156 Rich- mond St, Charlottetown. -

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____ TURNlPS-Loadinc in bulk st Railway Dump, Charlottetown, Thursday, Saturday and Monday. Paying market price. Henry Small

wood, Southport, phone 1581-11. 11147-12-24-31.

"A BIRD IN ‘Ii-IE HAND is worth two in the bush," is an old saying and probably true this year.- Why take chances of along wait and

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probably lower prices when you can sell your silver iox pelts to us in y Charlottetown for spot cash. Mac- Lure and MacKinnon, representa- ‘ tives of the Hudson Bay Co., oi Lon- don, England. 11109-12-23-31. GRUB/Cl! NOTICE-St. Johns Presbyterian Church, Belfast, Sunday December 27th, Morning servicell o'clock; Evening Service 7 o'clock. Rev. C. E. Armstrong,‘ Montague will conduct the services; This arrangement weaathey- perinit-' ting.

MURRAY HARBOUR NORTH and Peter's Road Presbyterian churches. On Dec. 27th isai servi- ces will be held as follows: Mur- ray Harbour North at I1 a. m. Pe- ter's Road at 3 p. m. Mr. T. J. Watson an able Divinity Student from our College, Montreal, will preach at both places.

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HAMPTON PASTORAL chm-rte -Tlie services for Sunday Dec- 27th are Victoria at 11, Bonshaw at 8 and Hampton at '1. Rev- GW- Ayers, minister. -

CALEDONIA AND MURRAY HARBOR Presbyterian church‘!!!- On Dec. 27th i931 the services will be as follows. Caledonia at 11 a. m.; Gaelic at ‘I p. m. Enlllﬁh Christmas service at Murray Har- bour at 3 p. m. As owing to tra- velling conditions I failed to Bet there on Dec. 20th as announced. The week of prayer b68111! It "115 church Jan. 8rd, 7.30 each night. All are welcome. Rev. Allister Mur- ray, minister.

Mr. Ernest McInnls, station agent, Bedford and his brother Mr- Emmet W. McInnis of St. Dun- stairs University, are spending the Christmas holidays at their old home, St. Peter's.

Manning Archibald, Technical College student, Halifax is in Charlottetown Where he will spend the holidays with his parents, Pl‘- and lVlii-s. Archibald.

The Pouch and the Knotted Handkerchiefs

For this trick you will require two cheap transparent tobacco pou- ches that have a long flap to fold round, also six colored handker- chiefs. Two white ones, two blue and two red. Take a set of three handkerchieis and arrange these diagonally point to point in the form of a trianglered to blue, blue to white and white again to red. Join them by knots, each made by a thumb tie of one end of a hand- kerchief round the straight end oi the next, pulling tight enough to hold so long as the straight end is not deliberately withdrawn.

Arrange the tied handkerchieis with the knots uppermost, and put them in one of the pouches. which one you fold up and secretly place lengthwise under your waistcoat on the right side. For your perform- ance show the second pouch and ask a member of your audience to place the three loose handkerchiefs inside, afterwards folding up the pouch. This done, take the pouch in your left hand. Under cover of your return to the tablehide the second pouch under your waistcoat on the left side as you withdraw the substitute with the right hand. This needs practice to be performed deft ly and unobserved by your au- dience.

You now ask to choose the others oi the colors in which she would like the handkerchiefs to appear. When she has done so, open the i pouch, holding it with each thumb‘ and forefinger on the inside of thei flap. This will enable you to break

WOOD ISLANDS PRESBYTER- IAN church. On Dec. 27th, 1931 a

prayer meeting will be held by the seen by slipping the knot between Elders at n a m u the a p m the first and last color called for. . ., . .

w“ unavoidably postponed ‘mm Slowly raise the handkerchiefs. The the following sabbath Jany 3mm second color is bound to be in the 1932 at 3 p_ m Re“ Musk,- Mm, middle. 1f the tie remains in the n“ Interim Moan lowest handkerchief, let the string of colors fall over the hand, other-

the triangle of handkerchiefs un-

THE CHARLOLVFETOYV_I_\I__Q_I_I_A_RVDIAN »

MALPEQUE

Friends here were shocked to learn oi the sudden passing of Mr. Charles Rattee which sad event took place at his home in London, England, on Nov. ll. at the age of thirty-six years. On the evening 0! his death Mr. Rattee had not retired with the other membe o of his household and at midnight his wife finding that he was still up went in search of him and was startled to find that he had pas- ised away while sitting in his chair. ‘Charlie Rattee spent his boyhood :days here, attended the "Fanning jschool" and Prince of Wales Coi- ‘ legedater he moved with the mem- . bcrs of his home to New Richmond, gQuebec. On the outbreak oi the gwar, he enlisted and served as an. lofflcer during the four years. Atl the close of the war he married an English lady and as a result of | their union six children were born. §

. Besides his wife and children hel" , leaves to mourn, his mother, two:

sisters and three brothers, who were anticipating his coming home at the Christmas season. His fath- er, the Rev. E. J. Rattee, predecea- sed him nine days previously. Much sympathy is extended to the bereaved in their double sorrow.

A number of the members oi the Young People's Society waited on Mrs. James A. Campbell on Fri- day evening and presented her with an address and a gift of a silk scarf. The address was read by Miss Hazel Hppgood and the presentation was made by Miss Constance MacNutt. Mrs. Camp- bell gratefully acknowledged the kind words and Christmas remem- brance. Thls token of appreciation was very appropriate on the eve of her departure for a three months visit as Mrs. Campbell has been very helpful in the Young People's Society in musical, liter- ary and other lines.

in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Champion at the home of Mr. and

day evening Dec. 17 when ., about fifty guests-Baltic friends- as- sembled for this purpose. Parcels were carried in by Misses Jennie

unrolled by Miss Barbara Ramsay

teresting part oi the evening's

their expressions of friendship.

and Mr. James Bearisto as violin- ist. Games were also

fording them an opportunity for friendly social intercourse-M.

Mr. Davis Moose of Knutsford, was a visitor to Wllmot Valley on Tuesday, attending the wedding of his sister, Mrs. Lila Moase, at the home of his sister, Mrs.‘ Robert A. S. Stavert.

A special Sunday evening Church service was held in the Centrevilie Bedeque Uiiited Church, under the auspices of the Women's Mission- ary Society, of the Church. Rev. L. P. Archibald, pastor, gave a very inspiring and impressive address,

programme was ended. Mr. Ansel Slllllfﬂ“; Champion thanked the donors for -P8lll1ne 3198mm-

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Giggle D9321: 531E122"; llrecovei-zng nicely, after having it Gcral Sm ; 3. e m . l Grade Il-l. Aimaa éiilﬁonzglgxianéol few weeks ag°___B_

Kathleen Donclly; . a o ns n- Ramsay and Anna Burns and were Grade H_L Preston 5mm“ 2' while the verses were read by Miss Lemmrd Keg,“ 3' st‘ GMT Gal‘

Johcm. Champion. arici- this ih- ‘We Gradc I—l. Lorne Keefe; 2» T-

3. Noreen Smith and.

Grade I (Jr.)-1.

Music was capably furnished by Carole: 2- Teresa Mﬂvﬂrfa- Pres‘ choose one of the three while the Miss Carrie Woodside as organist ton Kelly. Mrs. James Mayne 01' r ‘spring’ his return no one appears to make en-mycd field has we“ spending a‘ very- a sign, but the performer instantly and a. dainty rcpast was served. jmjoyghle holiday in Bradalbane- Mr. and Mrs. Bernard entertained | the guest 01-14155 Annie Moyne and‘ their guests very hospltably, oi- Mn John Moyne.

tecggjrtanmtlon; i]: $3212.92: places his cigar in his mouth n o . an s. . . -

_"__i |cs (formerly Miss Hilda Harris 91' BEDEQUE Freetown). on the arrival of a

~ SEASODPS GREETINGS ~ To All Our Customers, Old and New. We Greet You:

It gives us pleasure to again express our appreci- ation of your business favors during the year.

Our aim is, as always, to give you service and a. safe product. During the year we have been able to add to that service by some improvements in our plant. one being the installation of mechanical refrigeration. This gives us quick cooling and eliminates lengthy sgitation which partially destroyed the cream line.

The educational work which _we carry on con; tinually with our producers 1s having a. telling effect and is insuring a. raw product of a. high standard.

Our wish is that this Christmas will bring you Happiness and the New Year a greater Prosperity.

The Pure Milk 00., Ltd.

lovely Cieorgie Phyllis, on

‘pleased to know that his arm i5

'hurt while removing a fox pen a

Naming a Chosen Object "—“" ‘ll '

Three cards, apples or other ob- it w‘ mo” jects are placed in a row on the ta- Roswell M" ble. The spectators are asked w

performer is out of the room. Upon ‘--

names the chosen articles. The

a confederate who is smoking a ci- gar or cigarette. The confederate

that it (lesignatcs the chosen

right side or centre of his mouth. from the ground.

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Two coins or‘ pi; ' The many friends of Mr. Clayton of the ptrf-‘irzr/zl‘: r

Grzicic VI—'l. Marion Keefe; 2. Green o, central Bcdeque Wm be Mrs. Johnson Bernard on Tliurs- a Keefe; 3_ Bcmrdlne Lmﬂvan

them one at a time With more practice the trick be done ivith three coins.

trick is to toss the cwz. .. and catch them one zit a they come down. If the

tossed straight up it upll b: a impossible to catch The coins are tossed ward tilt oi the hand. This Cilll."'i the coin at the finger tips to trove much, higher than iii: others‘ quite cosy as they fall.

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It is possible to lift a man from the ground with five fingers. Two persons put their index fingers un- trick is performed with the aid of ' der the insteps of the person to be lifted, two others place a finger un- der each elbow, and so‘ his forefinger under the man's cliir. ar-. At a. given signal each person lifts ticle, being either at the left sidcl hfs hand and the subject is raised

a. fiftli put;

warranted for one year of -10,000 miles \ against defective materials or workmanship

Sold and serviced by Duran: Ikulcrs cucry-uihere

Product cf DOMINION MOTORS LIMITED TORONTO (Leosidc) CANADA 253i

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r4‘ A Clever Match Trick This 15 done, and another quick

The performer of this trick takes movement is made so as to cal-M I match in each hand and rests tlic the iwo exposed 1115mm m ml m‘ hands, palms upward. on the tablmo the hands. The perforlmerdthe: The! he closes the hand and asks opens liS hnnds and one In “mum w p1”; g match upon tilriound to contain three matches and closed fists. The performer then an-thc other only It"; xgilfsiigrﬁle ‘l; Maw-ﬂu‘ he m able w pus thicret of this tric n the “bk match from one hand to the olhcfilie tivo matches fa on x without opening his hands. Then hi. they were not the W4’ mm w” °

' b t may; 5 [Qpld up and down move-the knuckles of hcachdhﬁxllliytml; <3‘: mliltoi both hands. ‘this causesirom the knuckLs an d me M” the two visible matches to fall Oilpaim of ilie same han . mum. an table, and hs asks for them tomovcment caused 0M

CHURCH SERVICES Dec. 27th will be conducted at Cross Roads- at ll a. m. Hazelbrook at 3 p. m. Alexandra at '1 p. m. .note change | in time of meeting for Cross Roads and Alexandra). Services at 3 p. m. and 7 p. m. will be nducte’ by the Young People's Unions and will be of a. special nature. E. J. Chisholm, minister.

Best of All Yule Cheer

“It's great to be happy when even’- one is, _

n11“; great 133i to EIIXllQ Wlbh the rest

"But the real joy in the llvins

Is the Joy in the Ill/ill!

0i a much needed handclasir- that's best."

A Parasite Shrub

Probably the height of disillusioni

defined mistletoe as "a parasite shrub".

match to fall into the helm of the

be replaced on top oi his knuckles.

hand, so that, unseen by the au- dience, one palm contained two mat chee and the other was empty.

in his day was when Mr. Webster‘

wise hide the tie on the first hand- kerchief with the fingers of the withdrawing hand.

-This trick is a good example of one move covering another. If any one suspects the substitution of the pouches, the production of colors in the order named would confuse him as this would appear to require no ! fewer than six alternate pcmible ! substitutons.

_-______._. KING WENCESLAUS

Who was ciood King Wenceslausr While Santa Claus climbs down the chinlllelr‘. 590d K1118 'v'v‘ci cealaus is heard at the front door. But who BXMUY was he? Santa Claus we know as Nicholas oi Myra, but, ‘Fenceslaus remains a mere shadow on the moonlit snow. Yet he was once a man of flmh and blood-ii Colonel Granville Baker be right in the December number of Sunday at Home-and ruled in for away Bohemia. I-le even had a strong

ink with Merrie England, for his sister Anne became Queen of Rlclh ard 11. um lived at Richmond.

New Fashioned Christmas Good old-fashioned Christmas

which was greatly enjoyed by a. very large congregation of wor- shippers. A very pleasing solo "O Lord, Be Thou My Light." was very beautifully rendered by Rev. Mr. Archibald, accompanied on the or- gan. Various reports were read by Members of the Society. The men's choir. took charge oi the musical portion of the programme and was’ immensely enjoyed. The "Thank offering" was taken and amount- ed to a, neat sum.

The season for marketing poul- try is almost over, and was very. encouraging throughout, Chickens, ducks and turkey realized prices from 25 cents to 35 cents. Geese were not quite as good.

Miss Mablelvlulligan, R. N., oil Jersey City has been spending a pleasant vacation, visiting her re-f iations in P. E. Island. at present; she is the welcome guest of heri parents, Mr. and Mrs. Michael Mlllllsan oi Newton.

Mr. John Sherry 0|.’ Fernwood has "@911"? entered the Prince County Hospital and has underwent a ser- ivlis operation. His many friends are pleased to know that he is MUM a! comfortably as can be' expected.

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@1691‘. so loudly mourned for in these modern days, is a myth. The‘ new fashioned Christmas is far bet- M‘. declares the Woman's Home Companion. "Much has been added“ and nothing taken away unless by our own blindness or folly." it con- tiiiIlU. ,.-,,-*,rg,»~,\, w» ~ v i.

The following is the standing of the Kinkors Schoolz. <

oi-sao x (sm-iaoiph liltin- Cardle; 2. Katie Johnston and wlni! fred Maclvor; a. mimic, Mc-csr-i ville. - I

Grade X (JrJ-l. Wilfred Mc- Cardle; 2. Anna llitsgibbons; 31 Mary Keefe. -

MERRY CHRISTMAS AND A'

HAPPY NEW YEAR

MAY WE EXPRESS OUR APPRECIATION TO OUR CUSTOMERS AND “FRIENDS FOR THEIR PATRONAGE DURING THE PAST YEAR. ACCEPT ALSO OUR SINCERE WISHES THAT YOUR CHRISTMAS BE MERRY AND THE NEW YEAR BRING BIG REWARDS FOR ALL YOUR EFFORTS.

Paulie-Ferguson SHOE c0., LTD.

CHARLOTTETOWN

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