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~ West Kent School pupils will

present their Christmas closing ex- -‘ ercises on Monday neat. Dec. 23rd,

commencing at 10:00 a. m. sharp, -' to which all relatives and friends - of the pupils are cordially invited. . The musical part of the program f l; under the direction of Prof." Roy I A. Kendall. Solos, dialogues, read- ‘. ‘lugs. etc, will round out a well-

: tile League of Nations competition ‘ will be presented by the I. O. D. E-

‘rile program follows:

Cilairman-Mr. P. W. Turner.

O Canada-The school.

0 Come All Ye Faithful-Grades I to X. .

Exercise - "King John's Christ- masW-Pupils of Grade III, Buddy Stems. Audrey DeBiois. Bobert MacLeod, Beverley Smith. Bill Stems, John MacKinnon, Warren MacRae. Frank sadler.

rsuueysnn Aahoaofloae: Wtlltarueleta

. balanced entertainment. Prizes for In

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.1‘ EVERYTHING FRESH‘

Meir: Chocolates I Nellsoua “ Hunter: " \ Cigarettes, Fancy Tobaccoes, Fancy Pbee

Dernoy Soto Soaps. Ianey Jellies (Lymans) Yardleya Bowl:

‘ancy U

Compact: Bath Tablet: Kodak: Brownie: Cream:

and many other articles.

J. ERNEST N. IIORTN

DRUGGICIS Prince Street.

ua";m".=§"a“€:“'_r.r".az? Sanding-Selection from Diakend —Erlc MacGregor.

Dialogue — "David Speaks His Plece"-Pupils of Grade V1II.,Mary

MacKay, Percival Simmonds.

Carol-Silent Night - Grades V to x

Dialogue - "It's the Fashion" - Grade VTI Pupils, Gerald Floater, Sam Robison, Jean Puncher,’ Elinor glaumpbell. Beryl DeBlols, Joan

h- . "clu-lsiluas CaroP-Grades I, ~n.

Frances Reay,

. IV. Violin Solo-Selected-Billy Rog- ere.

Hank, the Summons - Grades V.

VI. W1 .

Exercise-“The Treasure Chest"- Pupils of Grade V, Nancy Simpson. Billie Bourke, Fairlie Prowse, Betty Lou Bentley, Douglas Forsythe. Bobby Clarke.-

Carol - “God _ Boat You Merry GentIemerW-Gradcs V to X.

The King-The School. .

W. L. OUTHOUSE,

Central Christian

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B. A. PASTOR

MRS. V. L. DINGWELL, ORGANIST

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Miss Nun MacKay, Soloist Sunday School-LN I’. M.‘ _

Evening Worship-HM P. M.

Christmas Carol-"Holy Night.”

Anthenr-"Nlght of Nights."

Carol—"Soe Amid The Winter's Snow."

Rev. J. W. Barbour will preach at the evening service.

this day l-IIC Sunday School

, Y ft (money or need ourgi o“- “d.

EVENING WORSHIP 1 UCLOCK

games-swirling. u Great is,» Rev. ‘r. s. Bishop Anthem-“Whtle SbQPhl-Pdl

ram-um; wunlupluoo A. M. ‘Special lllusle-l-“O Little Town Soloist-Mrs. Milton Stowart.

of Bethlehem." lrrBethlehem of Judah"

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SUNDAY scrroor. zso r. M.

.. Rev. F. E. Bishw Turner

ngregation remember that all aak: your help for those in good: will be snitch"! fw-

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the Central Guardian

‘llsla column ta‘ reserved for new: of local interest but advertising of a newly nature may be inserted at 4 cents a word strictly payablo in advance.

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llmsslls. nliaaors sacs. are issuing a splendid Wall Calendar- "The Grass Players."

DISCHARGING TODAY, cars Springhill, lnverness and Old Syd- ney Screened Coal. Phone your re- quirements. W. D. Gillls 191.08%“

PELTS WILL BE received at the office of J. A. Webster, 15c Rich- mond St, Charlottetown. through- out the season for shipment to the Prince Edward Island Fur Pool Limited, Summerside. 11-3401

WHY GEORGE, what a lovely radio. and you say it only cost $54.00? It has short wave, tooi Where did you gel; it? At T. G. Ives, Charlottetown, the place you get good things cheap. L-8050

CANADA'S SWEETHEARTS - Tlle Pure Milk Co. Ltd. have had so many inquiries for the]; Dionne qulntuplet calendar that they have ordered another shipment. To ov- ery person who has not yet re- ceived a copy they will give one calendar free with every $2.00 pur- chase of Garden City productségz‘ L.

CENTRAL PARISH SERVICES- Clyde River at 11 a.m.; Sabbath School at ten o'clock; Churchill at 2.80; Sababth School at 1.30 after- noon; Canoe Cove at. 7.15 p.m. Sab- bath Schools at Canoe Cove. Nine Mlle Creek and Elliott Hall at 2 o'clock afternoon. No service at Nine Mile Creek. Preaching service this (Friday) evening at 7.30 in St. Catharine's School Hall. All are welcome. J. W. S. mwry. MIT!" ister in chores. L 3910-12-21-11

THE BAPTIST CHURCH-The Rev. F. E. Bishop whose sermons, so rich in point and interest. have fli- tracted so much favourable atten- tion, will preach mornins 8nd .9“ enlng. with the general thenieof Christmas. The morning serrflfim will be “A Little Child." The even- ing sermon will be "TldiflBfl °I Great Joy." The morning anthem will be Turner's "God from on high hath heard" and the evening "While shepherds watched their flocks at night," (slum). Sunday school at 2.110 with special opportunity for all to help those who are in need. Gifts of money and of goods are invited» and all such will be thankfully 1'96‘ elved and carefully distributed-

RECEIVED HONORS- spring Cameron Lindsay. 5°11 °t Rev. R. W. Lindsay, who was formerly a Hazlebrook. P. E I- boy. joined the Sheffield Mills Junior Fruit Grower's Club under the direction of the Novh Scotiay De" rtment oi Agriculture. In his judging work he was successful in winning the trip to Kentville and the chance to represent the club. along with Curtis Burgess in the Provincial Junior Apple Judging Competition held at ‘the time of the Nola Scotla Fruit Grower's A81 soclation's Annual meeting. In this competition this team won the first place and in doing so won the Hon. Juhfl A. McDonald apple judging trophy. In total score Cameron took second place and in plate judging, first place

MALE CHORUS TO GIVE SAC- RED CONCERT —- Under the dis- tinguished patronage of His Honor LieuL-Governor DeBloig and Mrs. DeBlols. the Premier and Mrs. L80. and the Mayor and Mrs. Kennedy the Charlottetown Male Chorus will present their annual Christmas Sacred Concert in the Prince Ed- ward Theatre next Sunday evening at o o'clock. Mr. A. R. Cooper has kindly placed the theatre at the disposal of. the chorus. free of charge. The entire proceeds go to- wards the childrens Christmas tree at the free dispensary. Mr- Harold shepard. organist at St. Peuls Church is the new Director and will

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be in charge. The chorus will be by Mrs. Arthur R01)". Mr-

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St. Paul ’s Church

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Christmas my Services n m and rm. any. n. n. aamorm. ll- a. PICNI- rr. a. suarnaan, Organht and Chttlfllllltol.

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Charles. Earle, Mr. Arthur Bruce. and m. Alfred aurlll with his wr- net. The programme will include besides Christmas Carols, the Hal- lelujah chorus from the Messiah. the Lost Chord, Goin Home and On the Sea. Silver collection will be taken at the door. -

8'1‘. JAMES CHURCH-As will be seen by reference to the adver-

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41nd plenty oI In-betweens.

$1. $1.25, $1.50

Packed free in Dainty Christmas box

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Charlottetown _

_IN MEMIIRIIIM

MRS. CHRISTINE SAMPLE

‘There passed quietly away on Saturday, December 14th, at Upper Montague. Mrs. Christine Sample, in the eighty-fifth year of her age. For the past few years she had been making her home with her son, Isaac samplefiThe late Mrs. Sample formerly resided in Vic- toria Cross. Her husband, John Sample, died in i928. She was a quiet, industrious, christian char- ‘acter, behaved by all who knew her.

‘The funeral service which was held on Wednesday» Dec. 18th, was conducted by Roy. D. M. Sinclair, Valleyfleld, assisted by Rev. A. Long, Montague, and was largely attended. Beautiful floral tributes bore fragrant and loving testimony to the esteem in which the de- ceased was held. Interment was in the Union Road cemetery.

She leaves to mourn her passing. one brother Malcolm Nicholson. Victoria Cross; three sons. Isaac and John. Upper Montague, and Dan on the old home. Victoria Cross; two daughters, Sadie, Mrs. 'l‘imoney. Boston, and Mae, Mrs. Riley, Boston. All the family were present at the funeral service. A son, Alva, died in Winnipeg in 192B.

The pail bearers were Messrs. John MacLennan, Eugene Dunn. Everett Moore, Donald MacLeod, Samuel MacLeod and Cyrus Moore.

lVUtS. J. A. JOHNSTON

On Wednesday the 18th inst“ there passed to her eternal reward the soul of Mrs. ‘J. A. Johnston. who for the past five months has been seriousb ill at her home in Tignish. The late Mrs. Johnston, who was a daughter of Capt. Ijiugh McDonald, St. Peter's, came to Tlgnish with her husband, Dr. Johnston, tilirty-ono years ago and during these years she has lived a life close to the people. In her kindly manner she ‘assisted in every good work which was sponsored by the community and she has left in the hearts of lthe people a mem- ory which no tangible memorial

tlsement in the church notices. the services at the Kirk tomorrow will be fully in keeping with the 50110118 Christmas season. There W“ be "° sermon at the evening service. the germon period being givenflvc!‘ t0 music in keeping with the occasion. The full-choir, ullfllltltcd by Mrs. J. A. Iowson, with Mrs. Keith Roa- ers at the organ, will wider all exceptionally choice selection of music at both services. The boy and girl choristows will also be heard in several of the sweet old- timc carols. The soloists. include- Mr. and Mrs. Raoul Reyltwlld. NB H. S. Henderson, Miss Iona Mc- Lure and 3M5 MIPIIIOHW 611d‘

’ more. A quartet consbltirl 0i M!"

M. Cudmore. Mrs. N. D. Motoaa. and Messrs. Arthur Bruce and Charles lvicKenllte, will alsosinl- Th? old familiar hymns associated with Christmas will be by _eholr and conmeflthfl- '

I n. lowing of LAURIE w. lr

Whodqarteil this lifeDecdl 1084. peep‘ ourheartlfltllreiflllll! Sweethappyluemorteuclingrouud yournamc. ' Icndinartethat lovel you with leepaileeticsl ~ Alwayswilllove youtudeathtut Ihenaae. Mstedhvlitfealullialshtor.

can outlast. Early in her illness

her family who sought everywhere in the field of science for relief or cure for their mother's illness. But the hand oi’ the great harvester could not be stayed so accordingly on the above mentioned date this gentle lady from her dear ones passed away.

There are left to mourn, besides a disoonsolute husband, two daugh- ters, namely, Mrs. L. A. Kratz. Chicago; Miss Noreen at home; and 0113 son, Dr. L. R. Johnston, Greenfield. Mass; also two sisters. Mrs. James E. Brown, Richmond. P. E. 1., and Mrs. Brooks, Boston. Mesa, and one brother, Mr. D. J. McDonald Charlottetown. To these

this lovely mother was visited by,

cdtvclmr AT BRADALBANE

On Dec. 12th the Willing work- em Girls‘ Club presented their con- ceirt in Bradalbane Hail before a large audience. Roland l-llokox was called to the chair and the pro- ‘gram was as follows: Opening Chorus; Recitation. Jimmy Snowy; Dialogue, Isabel Cummings. Earl Todd. Joan Thacker. Roland Hic- kox. Margaret MacKay; Monologue. Jean Cummings; Motion song, en- titled John Biowlfs Baby, Margar- et MacDonald, Hazel Woodside. Laura Bernard, Joan Thacher, 1,11. llan Cousins. Isabel cumnflngg; m- strumental music, step dance, Fred Doucette; Monologue, the Director of the Concert. Miss Helen Cousins; Dal-key song, "Old Black Joe." El- ton Somers, Ray McEwen, Roland Hickox, Clarence Gallant and Earl Todd;; Instrumental music; Dial- ogue, James Snowy and Helen Cousins; Closing chorus. After the concert the remainder of the ev- ening was spent. in dancing. The music was furnished by Todd's or- chestra. Mr. Ivan Kennedy capably (Jresfded as floor director for the evening for which he has the thanks of the club. A large 511m was realized which goes to pay rent of rink-(Patriot Please Copy).

MOUNT MELLICK WOMEN'S IN- STITUTE

The December meeting of the Mount Mellick Women's Institute was held at the home of Mrs. W. J. Mutoh on Friday, Dec. 13th. The meeting opened.by singing “It's a Good Time to Get Acquaint- ed." followed by repeating the Creed in unison. The roll call was responded to by ten members and the minutes of last meeting were read and adopted. A vote of thanks was tendered the retiring officers by Mrs. Mal- colm MacRae. The sick commit- tee reported making one sick call.

$1.00 was voted to be sent to Santa Pals. After the distribution of the Questionnalrw liilrs. Malcolm MaoRae read a very interesting paper dealing with the [league of Nations."

‘firs. J. E. MacEacherrl invited the next meeting to her home at which Miss Isabel Inge will be ccnvenor.

Lunch was served by the hostess and the meeting closed by 511131118 “God Save the King."

______.__i-- SANTA CLAUS IS POPULAR.‘

"Dat genTman Mistah Santa Claus," said Uncle Eben. “is sho‘ popular. Nobody else could carry around so much valuables wif'out sooner or later bein' hlifl-CIWIL" __

munity of ‘lignish extends most heartfelt sympathy. The funeral was hold on Friday.

R EM EM BE R The Santa Pals Fund.

alld_all other relatives the com-

Your Help is Necessary

27th, at 2 o'clock,

ANNIIIII. MEETING LIVE STOCK MARKETING BIIIIRII

will be held in the Board Rooms, City Building, Charlottetown, on Friday, afternoon, December A continuation meeting

will be held same place in ‘the evening at 7.30. at which an open discussion will take place with respect to live stock production and marketing. Every tamer genuinely interested in this pro- blem ia cordially invited.

“ By 0rd LIVESTOCK

er of Board of Directors. MARKETING BOARD.

GUARDIAN

of local interest but a neway nature may be inserted 4 cent: a word strictly payable

Christmas. It's something that last the whole year through. All

l Andrea, of course, from T. G. Ives.

' parcels at 168 Prin

The llenltiriliiuardlan

This column la rcaorvad for nawa advertising of at ll

advance.

ROGERS HARDWARE 00.. LTD., will be open for business every night till Xmas. lu-Sllili-lz-fll-il.

ROGER-S HARDWARE C0. LTIL, will be open for business every night till Xmas- b8907-12-21-ii.

WI HAVE DECIDED, Henry. to buy Blather and Mother a radio ‘fir;

right, Mary, what do we buy? An Charlottetown. L-3950 ANDREA RADIOS, known the world over, built by pioneers since broadcasting began. Wholesale and retail. T. G. Ives, Charlottetown. ‘ 111-3950

_ ANYONE wishing to contribute to the Children's Christmas at the Protestant Orphanage may leave ce Street.

L-3904-l2-19-5i.

HOLLY SPRIGS 10c and‘ Holly Wreaths 81.50 up. Up Town Flowers, 175 Queen Street. Phone 172.

L-3962-12-21-li.

LISTEN TO THE KING'S Chi Day message with one of our Andi-ea or Stewart Warner round the world radios. T. G. Ives Charlottetown. L-3950

CHRISTMAS AT TRINITY UNI- TED CHURCH-The sermons Sun- day next will be on the theme of "Christmas", and Rev. Hugh Muler, M.A., B11. will be the preacher both morning and evening. The music will be in keeping with the season and will consist of anthems, vocal solos. a number by the men's double quartette, a vocal duet, the ever popular “Love Divine" by Sir John Steiner, and appropriate or- gan selections. Full particulars may be had by referring t_o the church uiu ouncement, which appears in another column. A hearty welcome ' is given to visitors and strangers to . worship at Trinity church. i

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YULETIDE coucnrcr - 0n the ‘ evening of Dec. 19th thepatlents of ~ the Provincial Infirmary were very ~ pleasantly entertained when a Yule- tide Concert was rendered them by the Y. P. S. C. E. of Zion Church. Opening remarks were made by the chairman, lRev. G. C. Webster, fol- lowed by a Sing Song and the fol- lowing selections: Reading, Miss Margaret Webster; Instrumental Duet. lvfrs. Richards and Mr. Young; Vocal S010, Miss Claire MacMlllan: . Accordion Solo. Mr. Duncan; comic l sketch, Misses Haywood and Maui, Donald; Instrumental Music, = Messrs. Carson Yorston and Young; i Vocal Solo, Mrs. Webster; Remarks, 1 Mrs. Clark. Santa. Claus then made , his appearance, suitably attired for the occasion and with the assistance of Mr. Murdock Ross. treated the patients to apples and candy. Then after the singing of "Blest Be The Tie That Binds." a much enjoyed evening was brought to n close with a prayer by Rev- Mr. Webster. This with many other acts of kindness shown the patients during the year by the Y. P. S. C. E. of Zion is greatly appreciated by Mrs. Garrick and her stafi.

PERSONALS

Miss Adele Macbcnlmn, City, and Miss Adele MacLean, Sourls. arriv- ed home Thursday evening from lggount Allison University, Sackville,

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Among the students returning home Thursday evening for the Christmas holiday were Miss Marion Rogers and Miss Dora Mutch of the Mount A. Indies’ College.

Robert Shaw of the class of '36, Acadia. arrived in the City last night enroute to Brudenell to spend the Christmas holidays with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Shaw.

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FOR HER

DRESSING TABLE VANITY CASES FANCY PERFUME CIJTEX SETS . ATOMIZER SETS TRAVEL CASES RONSON LIGHTERS TOILET SOAPS DUSTING POWDERS BATH SALTS OVERNIGHT CASE CHOCOLATES " TOILET WATERS FACE POWDERS TRAVEL KITS

. CIGARS

Xmas Wrapped

Box of 25 .. $1.25 - $3.75 Box of 10 .. . . 50c - $1.25

ROLLS RAZOR MILITARY SETS PARKER PENS RONSON LIGHTERS SHAVING SETS DUNHILL PIPES CASED PIPES PLAYING CARDS CAMERAS

TRAVEL KITS CIGARETTE CASES GILLETTE RAZORS TOBACCO POUCHES

Fancy Stationery $1.00 and $1.50 Attractive Christmas box,

48 sheets-M envelopes.

Trinity United Church“ Ministers: REV. HUGH MILLER, M. A“ B. D.

REV. J. W. HARBOUR, B. A., B. D. Organist-A. ROY KENDALL, L. R. A. M“ A. A. G. O.

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10.00 A. M.—-Prayer Meeting. 11.00 A. M.--Publio Worship. , Scrmon-l-"CHRISTMAS: PAGAN OR. CHRISTIAN" Rev. Hugh Miller Anthern—-“Cllristlans Sing Out" . . . . Will C. ltlabfarlane (Sololsfs: Miss M. Storns and Mr. A. R. Gillie) Solo-"O Little Town of Bethlehem" A. B. Cooper (Mr. Geo. Johnson) _ ’ y School,

2.30 P. M.—“

7.00 P. M.—Public Worship.

Sermon — “CHRISTMAS AND GOD'S PERPLEXITY" Rev. I-Iugh lVLlller

Anthem-“Lct Us Now Go Over Unto Bethlehem" —Slmper

(Trinity Double Quartet Men's Voices) Solo-"0 Holy Night" . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (Mrs. Roy Cudmore) Duet-“Love Divine" . . . . . . (Miss Margaret Sterne an Anthem-PO Little Town of Bethlehem" (Soloist: Miss Doris Tait)

0N CHRISTMAS DAY AT 11-30 A. M. THE SACRAIIIENT OF HOLY COIVHVIUNION WILL BE OBSERVED. Visitors Cordially Welcome, Services Broadcast by c, B, c, If,

Adam

‘St-nine! dMr. Elmer Ritchie) Scott