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’ - " ' ° -CTO!! 0 IN.--Cbl.ng's conteo- ll. rtl.“sp»colored raf
~ fn tionery and sroeery store will be open °°- “‘°'° '"1 "° W Nath more run 'rf
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""""""""""" " ' '  Deo is in the Kms building out slyets' will start long before the
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-W. N. McGOUGAN, Globe Fox Ex-
change is Guardian agent in Summer-
side.
_-CONGRATULATIDNS are offer-
ed to Mr.' Pate the much thought of
butcher of 0‘Leary, on the arrival oi
a sou at his home -
-NEW PASTOR ARRIVE8- The
Baptist Church at Knutsford etc
has secured a pastor namely the
Rev Mr Mellick The Rev gentle
man led a service at Springfield
Sunday evening -W
-SKINNERS POND- Following
is a lie; of the standing of the pup-
ils of Skinners Pond School for the
month of November Grade Vil-
\iolet Aylward " Alfred Ciohosey
Grade Vi-1 Mabel Aylward 2
Edna Clohosey. Grade V.- 1, Alice
Aylward; 2. Mary Doyle. Grade IV.
-1. Stella Doyle. Grade lli.-1, Bet-
rand Ciohosey. Grade li.-1 Ed-
mund Arsenault; 2, Frank Ayiward
3, Clarence Keeffe-_ Grade l.-1 Alice
ll\\lll CIIIPIG IWQIIYJ-UVB CQUIS-
-POBTPONED.-The Social which
was to be held in Bradalbane Hall on
_the 18th is postponed until further no-
tice. 3470
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of those w o su ere ss by the ie-‘
cent tire in that town, having lost all
their Hail Furniture Regalias Bad
ges Charter, valuable pictures books
papers and a lot of their Dramatic
(‘lnb goods which they had stored in
the upper story of the Gourlies Ltd
building on Water St and valued at
$200 00 with no Insurance The L
A A O H who occupied the same
Hall los; all their furnishings also,
An estimate of their loss has not been
-TWO CENT8 per word each in-
sertion for advertising in this column.
Cash must accompany order. Mini-
p tres with ribbo co
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door west of Tbc-s. Johnston's brick 8|°l-H0119 dey lt_.s°|f» Ulmgfwlli long be       
\,|°ck_ 34¢7_ remembered among the pleasures of _ __ " I " -~ .~ _ ~
___ the juvenile years. _ | . '_' _-
._MR3, M¢|_,E|_|_AN of qw M¢.| The spruce c-r fir tree are the best - __ _ -_'I - - 
Lellsn Book store wishes to inform 5°l°°U°l19- S010” 0119 that is a cor-‘ ' ~ ' ~ ‘-  '
thepublic that she is now ready for V901 119185! 10|' the Dllce it is intend-I ` ` _ _ ~
business as usual in the store on the ed to iiii. The branches should be Hb- ' - l
our-ner of Water and summer Sn-gee; gnéiant and full with no discrepancies! - __ ‘ _ _ I
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-THANK-SGIVING SERVICE. -
The members of the Methodist
Church in connection with the Cape
Wolfe and 0’Leary Circuit are reques-
ted to note that a special Thank'sgiv~
ing Service will take place- on the
2-ith inst. at Cape Wolfe. Bethel and
Milburn and on the 31st lust at
Kuutsford. At each place the roll
will be called when it is hoped all
members will be present.-W.
Doyle; 2. Winnie Arseuault ascertained
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Christmas is just around the corner
and the time to select the gift is NOW.
The gift that will give most pleasure,
most service, most satisfaction will be
' found at this store, as usual.
ReubenKTuplin & Co.
easing on
--MESSRS F. W. STRONG df. C0.
wish to thank all those who so kind-
ly assisted in the removal of their
stock during the' recent fire. They
also wish to notify their customers
and friends that they will be ready
for business in the course of a few
days in the' s-tore under the Salvation
Army barracks and their office will
be in the Sharp building, two doors
east 3475-ii.
WESTERN PERSOHILS
-Mr. C. Cane f>i'Sprlngfield hs
left for N. B.-W.
-Mr. t‘_ Br/ultcr of Springfield
has returned home from liallinx.--W.
DECORATING FOR CHRISTMAS.
Fhristmas tiinc with its radiance of
good cheer and merrimeut is near.
There is a tangle in the hair! Of
course you ure going to have a Christ-
mas glee uglow with glittering trink-
.cts to delight the kiddies!
What kind is it going to bel- One
ornumcnted with articles purchased
at the shop, or one adorned with or-
naments fashioned with ingenious
fingers at a minininni expenditure of
money? If the children ure permitted
to assist in making paper chains,
ystringing cranberries and popcorn,
_ formerly Charles McLellan's ice en. it must be well proportic-ned
____ cream parlors. 8478-ll $10 that eveln when bedacked with all' ,
_PREsEN.|.A1.|°N__.1.h b _ ____ s g ory, t e natural beauty of the ‘
oi the Ladies .iid or the P‘l-e-sllligllarllsl -N-BERTON--Z°tl“11d I-005° A- “'°° W1" BU" be '11 °\'ld°\1w~
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snowy effect may also be given by lit-
tle cotton snowflakes suspended by
silk thread from the twigs.
Icicies made of white fringed pap-
er in a solution of alum, or icicles of
strips of silver paper rolled firmly are
easily made ornaments. Garlands of
fringed tinfoil, which may be procur-
ed at a florist, also add materially to
the beauty of the tree:
Apples and oranges may become in-
teresting features by dressing them to
repress-ni nursery characters, such as
Lime ned Riding Hoon, Blue Beard,
Little Boy Blue. The features may
bc marked with white icing, or curr-
ants and small candies may be used
for that purpose. Crepe paper hood,
giving the key to each character, may
be tied under the chin.
Stars may he cut out of two sheets
of gilt or silver paper pasted t0g9thGl`»
or they may be ot' white cardboard
wound with tlnsc-l and decorated with
small silver paper stars. if the gilt
stars are joined \vith'threlld they may
ho thrown over the branches giving
the appearance ol’ iz. network of stars.
ileii. white or green narrow strips ol’
tissue paper pasted ‘together may al-
so be cntwincd among branches.
Popcorn should he at least it day
old before it is strung. Kernels nt-
tnchcd to the _branches with pins are
really quite novel, and popcorn
wreaths strung on white wire are also
pretty. Chains of red and white corn
do not need to be strung on long
threads, as shc-rt threads can bc.-
joined together. without the knots
‘showing if black thread is used.
Cure must bc taken on tree night
that there is little danger of fire. if
the tree is garlanded with paper it is
better not to light the candles. Tiny
colored electric bulbs can be purchas-
od for a small sum, and as they can
be used frc-m year to year, are a wise
and safe investment.- Woman's
_ gilding nuts, hanging the gifts to the
World for December.
-I1' PAYG to buy in thll Province
-THE MORNING DAILY Guardian
can be obtained at Lai!erty'a Tonsor-
iai Parlour! Summeraide
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_ w_ gy;-_;,;_\; _gg-g»;;=;gg°,g=_g; 3;-gg;»gg;.§m.i‘.;`..§i .§i’.?°°'€-;‘_“;;_'_‘ill;’_"';€ .5 5355. ,..‘.‘,..‘3.“‘1.li..‘.i'.§£‘2;'I»‘.°;‘£‘2’.§.i.;  7E.w1sht0 thank our many friends throughout _ town
_ _ _ Lawson, s. w..-it. ii. Rogers. J. w. S mea greenery around it. A frosted ° ' ’ T. _
_ E . l3iii§i,Zi"..1‘§.§£t‘§i..§“:§i§!£_§§';;_;_-0_3~,,<;f‘;'s‘;i"'."5i.Z.Th..i”" 3555?-lii-'35 5l¥§“iii.’i.‘id”;i3§”e“..‘;.il and country,for all theirkind expressions o_ _ sympathy
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on; i ' , “Bennett-, J. S.-H. Currie, Marsh.- by the D0\1l1d at it paint shoil- Drift!
_ . -susramso Loss-Division No. J- E- C--Hullter. 'I‘ylf/r-A- E. For- Gf Cotton flufled to a degree oi iight-‘
5 A. 0. H. of Snmmerside was one 5YU‘e~ ue” may be Placed 0” me \"`*1“°h°9|
_ h If d 10 . _ l ____ glistening with “S arklin siiow.." A
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tire that has again swept our town_ and- through which we,
as well as many of our fellow _ citizens have suffered so
Sevgfel. - ' g _ '  `
We wish to say that although we have been hard hit,
we arepnot-l by -any means defeated, but _still intend to; _carry
on our -b'usinfeSs.-‘f Qur warehouses are intact-, containing .a
large stock of heav groceries, and we have at the railway,
several' thousand- db ars’ worth of dry goods, boots and
shoes, furnishini s 'and other goods which were-ordered for
earlier delive_ry,IJut fortunatel for us did not arrive till the
day of the fire. We have also had numerous telegrams from
the largest manufacturers and wholesale dry goods.. _houses
in Toronto, Montreal, Stratford, St. John, Halifax-,~and other
centres, offering 'us goods at old prices with many _Other
concessions and some 'even free delivery by express and our
buyers’ way paid to the_ market, in order to help us out_ at
this time. Our buyers leave at once, and we are arranging
fortemporary quarters to open up wherewe expect to be
ready for business in a few days, a further announce-
ment of which will be made in next issue.
Respectfully Yours,
Sinclair E9 Stewart. Lihtitjed
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About this time last your the Fur Sales Board
wus organised with the purpose of collecting our
Island furs from the Fox Breeders, and to arrange
pci'manc1it_ marketing facilities.
The season, just about to ii close has been u good
one for fox furs.
The out-look for the coming season is excellent,
with the general prosperity throughout thc country,
and the various requests froiifruiv Fur Dealers for
fox furs leads the Fur Sales Board 'to believe that
there will be a. good demand for our furs.
The fox ranchers will realize more motley for
their furs by shipping through the Fur Sales Board,
an institution, which is organised for the benefit of
fox breeders.
Our record of lust ycair'p1'oves that wc can se-
cure bcttcr prices than was rculizcd by other me-
tl1ods_of marketing.
All wc ask is for the fox hrectlcrs to use their
,iiiilgincnt und colisidcrutioii ol' the past methods of
iurketing.
\Vc know that your decision will be c0-0pel‘8.-
tive marketing of your furs. We have the co~opcrzi-
tion ot' tho lending fur deulcrs of Amcricii. Rouil
what .losopii Ullmzin says. “We unilcrstuiid that at
lui'gc number of breeders have t'o1'iuctl un associa-
tion for thc purpose of' controlling the inurketing ot'
pf.-its tliut are produced on tllcnlslaiiil. In this con-
nection we ure free to stnte that it is our opinion
flint the best interests ot' thc breeders oi' Silver
foxes, should result from close co-opcrutioii with
such it Sales Board. Through united action many
bcnciits :irc bound to accrue to all concerned. ”
Fiiiislcii Brotlicrs says: “As to miirkctinir thc
i'urs, the old _time method ot' individual iiiiirkctiiig.
that is, cvcrybody marketing his own pelts, could
load only to thc ruin of the industry. The only sul-
vatzop is co-operative selling ulong such lincs as sug-
§cs ‘od to us by Mr. Chester Mcliurc of' the Fur Sales
oard, and this we co`_mmc dmqst highly. The one
preventative for a d¢mo;§l4a{,_ion_'_of-the market is
co'-operative collecting an se ling through one or
ganization such ns the Sales Board." ~ _
Mr, Fraser, of' Lam_pson’s, says: “Wit_h_ regard
to tile; iiing oi: pegs, _ fee1__t1i t it is _of von im.
 t0 the in ustlfyf thatmtl _ producers get
toge __ I ns closely as possible in the marketing of
.|_e_ir 'pe _ s. Icohsider that tho -handling of the pelts
by the I _logrdyis the 'logical method of proce-
dure, cgiisiderab e lowering o values would sure]
result  m promiscuous hawking of skins to retail
ers an§_l___otliers.”
We ebjild quote from dozens of other raw fur
deale`i‘q__¢lgt.} see the advantage off ` p-'operating with
the Nxt' les Board. Will yon, qltfr. Foxninn,’ co-
operate here now, with the Fur Sales Board?
 'doing so you greatly ben t yoilrsi-lf :ind
the gliole industry in general. grits us .unme-
tliately for.an.agreemr~ui or :my other information
Silver Black Fox Breeders’
FUR SALES BOAR
or _mf _
Some proofs of the work of the Fur Sales
Board. The fact that the Fur Sales Board realized
prices which were in mnny instances almost double
‘ of’ that secured for the siunc quality of pelts pcddled
around in the ordinary way, should be sufficient de- ‘
monstration of theuflvantageous position we are
in to market' furs. Read what these men have to
suy.
` ' -_ 'Albe1'ton, P. E. I.,
Aggggiafipn  P_  [__ ni..-.....», 26.1., on ~
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_Chesier Mcture - - - Manager _
Fur Sales Board, _ ' -
Dear Sirs: ' “
_ _ - ' I be to ucknowled e recci t of our favor of
B' 8 P Y _
~ the 23rd inst., enclosing check for one thousand dol;
_ lurs for silver fox pelt No. 201, sold by you in Now
[ York. . Please accept my best thanks for your kind
nttcntion to this mutter. I ussurc-_you that thc rc-
turn is most satisfactory, the price being greatly' in
udvuncc of what I was offered for this poll; here, mid
5 I um sure that your cxccllcnt liundling of your first
consignment will go very fiii' in gaiiiiiig`you thc' full
confidence of the fur growers of our Island. I um
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Yours very truly, ~
J (Signed) M. R. Leard.
Also read what the well-known firm of R. T. "
» lfloliuun, Ltd., says: _ »
Chester McLui'c,
' (liiurlottetown, P. E. I.
Dear Sir:_. - _il
In rcferciicc' to your s_ar'lc for ns lust your of Q r
fox pclt, we would say ‘tiat w'o ure niost‘~-iii-glillly
pleased with the price that you have received- for
it. We consider that the chief menace, if theio is
uny_.._m_cnace at all, .to_ the fut‘i_u'c» "w_elfare_o_f ,_ti_ie_“}i`o:_<, I
_ business, is an overaproduction, `an'dt§}ie 'careless
s marketin of t_ e skins would .lead o b 'I breaks i
Prince Edward Island Fox Pelts sold by the Fur Sales Board of the Silver Black Fox Breed-
ers’ Association of P. E. I. in 1916 for an average of $912.50 per pclt. -
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_the_mar¥%t. lilo are entirolyiodiivinced 'that' tliero
is only one way to place these skins _on the, rke ,
and t_ at is throng the lain  1' _" _
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poration who can regulate the sup"pl that wilw
' Please ship ull furs of any kind under ten pounds by parcel post or registered niaii; I ut on at d,ffe1.,mtt,mes_ We think t§é».»timd,.w 
over this _amount by express.
Write us about your shipment. Put a tug on each skin. _Write your numenn the ont-
side of the package. We insure your furs when received, against fire, also have secured a vault
Eeripefory Sl Bl dt te'  
with the ranc(l:i\:al°s wilt: wgtlild biltgxlhtftllgeag ` ` "sz l' I
throughyour Salee.Bo|md, _ f- _ .   ifr,-.1;_.,§.;._¢\.
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for prgtection against burglary. Our charges are one per cent. commission onthe net price ' -
of the skin. We have the support of a lurge number. of those interested-_‘in fur fnrming, and '
have talked with the managers of different companies. We feel, that you are with us. _ Why `
not write us so, udvising how mnny pelts you _-irc marketing through the Fur Solos Board this _
season T
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' You believe in co-opcration,_,lct us make' tho most oi' it for our indusitry. May wc de- ' ' " " ' ' ` -
t pend on you, and for how mnny poltsiliis season?
   sues _salmon    
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_ We believe that they are be  igito'
m_1P°I‘f*lH90._0f controlling this, abd  'that' yell'
will take this matteriup as wo think the time is op- _
» ortune for doing so. '  \ ` D
_ Yours .very truly," . 1; 
--`-J i-....53 _ iisimdil-I-_ 
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