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NEW SUIT. soiled
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on OLD suit in the some
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Keeping garments new-
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NEW METHOD CLEANERS. LTD.
Phone 983.
Mrmlii-r Nniimml Anal-iniion o/ Dyon and Cleaner:
- 'V - ' It was concluded to Dui- 0" H 'hive
‘0.J»'Ui1_;_,.(,_) ‘for funds to provide uniforms and
apparel to replace defunct mater-
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Market Your
 Silver tex Pelts
through an organization which places them in thc world’s
print-ipzil fur centres, where they nrt- keenly competed for
by liliiidri-ds oi' the largest fur 'dealers and manufacturers.
CLOSE PROTECTION
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nm-ii. 'll-:_ .1-_is-in iii- ziri- iii.:kin,; ii \-.ith-r di-.tribution
lliui! 1-ii-r lielurv.
1 Gan You Afford 'io iliarket Your
 Pelts tiara-iessiy? _
Every pi it \.ii-i'iiici‘tl tend- to low:-r prii-cs!
Wi' Hr" 'li iii; \`\=`i'.\illil\.l. lm.~..»il»lc to srinri- ll`l_l_ )l,‘\.li!il§'I` y
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l’l§if‘§t`l'I l<1li`\`\.`.-'il-ll) lSL.»‘\l\"l)
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Ei ::*-'~ ? _ H L 1  d c-up next .siiinmer zitgiiinst trziins
hi! Q3 0  e 1';'-:ii any locality on turi or cleats,
l’. (.3. VF "~.7-"l. l’i'f=-~'3‘l-uit 1-iiid .‘l=i|i2u_;'ei' 1-K' _._ gg?
- - l l -wii.L You BE A s.\N'r.f\ r/ii.  
Summersidc Prince Edward island  .. ...W . W... ...., 5”.
gfore her marriage a Miss Mitchell,
lor North wiitshire, but had iiveei
lin Frectown for over fifty years. i
lSlio was a kind, home loving wo- l
ltci's_ Mrs, Gordon Bums and Mrs.
iidmuiid Burns, of Lower F|'eetowii,
flionie to the Peoples’ Cenietci'_\' at
'Fi‘ectown, Rev. Mr. Niciiolsoii ot-
ficiating_-S.
for Tug-of-War contest at Ciyslzil ,
rink, Summcrside, was won by tlie 
team from Kensington and is now -
being eidiihited in the show window
_oi W. R. Scniplc, Kensington. it is
`iinderstood that the trophy must be
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_  itest is "caleiioiiiaii, i. e., ten o
2\l.il ilu' lta,;iili|r -twelve mon teams'_Slundu,_g_ on 1
(t lit,  _ I",  E‘x\;T l"§,,-igx Lviny footing, which i'ediice.~¢ iii
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_BUY AUTOMOBILE SKATES.
hockey pucks and sticks at Bra»ce'|.
10973-I2-18-21.
-BUY SLEIGH BELLS. robes
and driving harness at Brsce'|.
10973-12-IB-2|.
_FUR AND POULTRY farming
. are about the only kind that show
is profit this year. Buy fox netting.
fox biscuit iind,cra.ckeci corn at
, Bmce1,_ 10973-'12-18-21.
_KENSINGTON HOCKEY CLUB
f--an enthusiastic meetins of the
'club and citizens was held in the
?Town Hall last week. The finest
*feeling of optimism prevails in re-
ard to the chances of the team in
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l was agreed to include some promis-
iiiig stalwart players from country tj
districts adjacent on the club roster.  -
lPro\'islon was also made for the 
fKen.singt.oii High School team and 
a team subsidiary to the Granites. |
DAMMAltELL-There passed away l
.on Tiiesrlay at her home in South _
lFreetown, Mrs. Elizabeth Domma-
jivil at the great age of 92 years.
(The deceased had been nn invalid
,for tlic past few yciirs and died fol-
llowlng a slight stroke. She was bc-
inaii and was very highly esteemed ;
for for ‘her many fine qualities. Her ‘
liusbcind, who lived to bc 90 years of K
age, predeceased her one year ago.
There are left to mourn, two daugh-
iuid one son, Edison, on the home-
.Li-ad, to whom The Gunriiiiin ex-
lriirls sincere sympathy. The fun-
l-'::il was helil on Thursday from tui-
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(IUP-The lieautiful silver cup, tio-
mited by Lucas R.. Allan, l\.l_P.P., _
won three times in succession to be-
come the property of any one pur-
ticulrir club. The style of the con-
clinnce oi over straining to ri iiiini
petition is cruel in comnririsoii. by
rensoii of its rcqiilreniont of a _sus-
tained henry hit. The Kciisiii{;t<iii
team will he willing to defend the
  
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L., 3;- i. 0 d St -hinnv inoic Santa Pals, many 1
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CHRISTMAS---AND MEN! 
Gifts from “The MEN’-S STOE " 
always get a great- reception 
l\lcn’sf Sweategs, coat style with shawl col-
zirs, ancy co ors
Each  _ . . .
 
Men’s Jumbo Knit Sweaters, Club
colors. Price, cach  . _ . . . . . . _
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Men’s Jumbo Knit Sweaters. Plain shades,
Navy, Black, 1-`1iwi|, Red or White
l’ricc.each . _ . _ . _

Men’s Pull Over style sweaters,
fine silk and wool mziterials, price 
M0113 Gillf SNS. Jersey and Hose to match.
Fancy and Plain shades
Price, pei' set _ _ . . _ _ . _ . . _ . _ $4a to 
1 HA TS
l\Ien’s Borsalino Hats, New shade
GIFTS
VALUEI)
at $1.00
BOXED
FREE !
;iIf.‘l.Z"T`_"l"."_’ $7.50 ....1 $8.00
Men’s Bgtmore I-salt silts h a d e H,
liLi’l.2i"’p.~?.`Z,"§.2£ .  ._ $5.00
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Turnbulls, Ceetee, quality 3 4
Pricespersuit._.._.......$ :ands u 
Men’s Combinations, other grades. Prices --
. _ _ _ _ _  _ _ $1.25, $1-50, $2.00, $2.25 and up
Young Men’s Underwear, the popular
Shirts and Shorts,
materials.
Per Suit
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Men’s Fancy Bordered
Men’s colored border Lawn and Silkoline Hand- 1,1
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HANDKER CHIEFS ~
Men’s Handkerchiefs, all pure Linen, Irish Hand
work, Shire Hemstitch. Initialled. Price 50c each
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$2.75 for box half doz. ty
Men’s finestiquality All Linen Handkerchiefs ~ .1
from Belfast, Ireland, 75c each $4.00 for l/1 doz.
Men’s All Linen Handkerchiefs, Hemstitched
_ _ __ 50c each, $2.75 for one half doz. _fv J
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35c each $1.90, V; doz. :J
All Linen I-Iandkerchiefs for Men 25c each- _ I
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.........._..$1.35for%doz. "
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silk namiker¢i\iefs,` >=‘
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BAGGAGE '_'
Trunks ‘ii
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Suit Cases ‘ji I,
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1 cri/E HIM HOW ABOUT _ .
.sri'rR Ts MUFFI-ERS ?
Men’s `)luft`lers, Riiyon and
tericals, Silk Stripes and Ch
ci' style , _ . . . . _ . . .
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Ui.-ii`:< (`ull:\r :\ii.:cl~"ii limzitlclotli >1hii'ts, col_oi'r~'
l’lziin While. (`|'c:ini or Blue :ind other pliiin
shades. lloxcd for . . . _ . _
. _ _ _  _ . 5212.5() catch.
_ _ _ _ _ ._ $3.25 52.511, £52.75 to
.\lcn`s l’l:;iii ll\'o;s(li°!<ith Shirts. ciiiaiixs -White,
(`i‘e;im or iiiuc nilli :ai-p:ii'iitc collair in mulch.
lioxed for _ . _ _ . . . . . . . . . . _ . . _ . . . _ . .
._ $2.253 czich
;\leii's I~`;iiic_\' Sliirls in nice sliipcs :mtl [rit-
tcrns , _ . _ _ _ . . _ . .
._ 51.1.75, 1f`.'.1()i), 21-`Ci.Yi‘J ciicli, l:~:i:;ctl
Other llziiiilisnme Silk Squares :it
 You Can ’t go 'Wrong on
Repp mn-
eeks Recl-
$l.()0 eiich
$1.00 each.
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l\Icn`s Chiistnias. he-is, including
liriiccs, Garters, Armlets, etc from 5_-
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Men’s Belts all leather straps, colors .L
plain Black, Grey or Tan, also fancy `~.
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grains. Price with Initlaled Buckle $2. _x ‘
32'.-i\`:s li-_'tit-i' ii=_:‘:i.'{~.' .“3'».ii'ts. 'l`i‘icoli:i'_‘ zintl Lu-
.l. _\_ \'~.'el;=ii-r :intl fo., .'-.' _.|1'_m n _ - _ _ -
_V _ _ ,__ _ lren's stockings will be empty on -K-,A
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“Ml l I "UM N" lziiiove all holirlnys. the childrcn`s 
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‘pleasure and gift from Fzitlici' .
1Ciiristmas; but he cannot possibly ig
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fret round to every little child iin-
less he has his Santa Pals to help
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4 is-i;:ci~ly talking of efhat Santa Claus _'___/i
9 may put in their stockings but alas.
'many childish dreams will not come ;
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Men’s English Boxcloth Sputs, Fuwns -KU.
and light Grey shades  . . $2.25 pair-
Men’s English material Snapeasy _
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Spzits.......__... _ . _ . . . .
..$3.00pz1ir. 1_\f
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boxed for . _ _ . . . . . . .
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_ $1.00 exch.
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SILK I)l1Il'1SSlNG
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s7..'.<» to $13.50
Men’s Fancy Ties a great 'irr'iy of _
_ _ ' '_ ‘ ‘ Men’s Fancy Socks. All Wool Silk and  
pictty patterns priced from 25c each woo] and Rayon and W00'|_ prices '~
f to _ . . . . . . . . . _ _
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__ $2.25 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 50C, 75c and $13() per pail-_ ‘\___»'
The Store ofa Thousand Gifts
l tititédd ° ec-il 
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For BOYS
$2.00 t0 $350
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iinle.-is generous citizens help out ‘f,¢V,
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true. Won't you be it Santa Pal
'Two little orphan boys are wontler
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“‘ “ “ ‘M W "lg ""1 ’_ii»"rii.‘f"1ir°>fi-1-»::ii;t>'ii»'-:1;~-»~i»-mfg _. _,fri
_  ff) _ .aiijf many others. S:int'i Pals who 1°'~<¢é_‘~_ '1=-.¢f_-- ,2..;'- _L _` _Q -1 _
"’ '°’~""` 9*' "‘ I linve answered th: cnll are: A Ia x Q: \"`w°A ‘Im (Ml ia _
Frieiiti. Mr. Doyle. Mrs. Frziiik ‘_::;"""'::::*"" ' ' ` -- - - f ,_--~_;._______________,_ _,___ ___~i_________w__~ _
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Gladys Holman Leave your con- jSL1mmcrsidc, whore lie was well  '_‘y " ' ‘ '
   mbutiom at the Rnd Cm-as pnoms known in his younger (lays 'i‘lic Emi Img” if racing hmuy ln
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iii the Town Hall. Suminv1‘sld@~ |l““°"“l Wm take place mm? ‘lt 23° ichiof. oiviied nt? i)h(;miail;1d 
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ll\';ilih_\' ziiiinizils prr»du1_'e lziruel' litters, _ _.__ from his home in Vaiieoiivtr to the tmtmmmonsr of Long River, and
up 1 LAND -Baptist Church and Comet:-rv tiierc.
lui.-ii.;-i' pc-its :ind Iii;-gs-vi' profits. -DEATII 0F FOR. .R S 4 - _ 'cmmmigncd by the late R J Steele
lilrlfi' ilnfl lllll`ri\ll."~ 1 inorning of Dec. 16th, from Van
im- suit- ny iii.-.e§»ai»-_.im-S in reading
llii-aincss (`ciitv'i-s :ind Direct from
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in ilie Maritime Provinces, havin
_ --KENSINGTON RACE CLUB-
- _A number of light harness race en-
ihw at-\1. D. <3. Miicnonaid, had phustasts met at Kensiiiiiwn on
parsed away peacefully that morn- ;Saturday evening and formed a club
_ to carry on winter racing with the
Donzild was an Island man, having following odlccrst President, Myron `
iwcii born in Uigg 91 years ago. In McArthur; Secretary, James _l"cn-
liis younger days he was well known iflvfllflsti Speed C0nlmittcr~, wni. D.
g frmfitt. wiibur Dennis, mvm 0'-
rnsron.-ivh-. M io s i an i ‘-S- _ _ _
'i‘i~.t-with-e reofi '-|r~ii'i-:iii.\|_s" mga- _i1 5,,mmC,__,de ,eccfvej ,,"0;`,`,r";n ',,§’,, ‘ -““‘ P- S- B-°\\'-L 0" we miiiiilimd.
-bcesinie the most outstanding race
horses in thc Eastern pi-°vin¢¢g_
Those grand horses all madn their
initlal performance on New London
icc. The first race will be held as
soon as the ice is suitable. it is
ilie aim of the committee to help
'to develop more champions. It is
lplanncd to hold the first race on
New Years day.--K.
ldsy sehooi ii P. M. and 7 P. ivi_ n-
flustratcd Xmas Hymn nt nlose of
l ..*EVANGELESTlC MEETING...-
' Quw" Street ~ Charlottetown.
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10980-12-17-01.
. .'MONTAGUE United Church of
Canada. Services for Sunday are as
follows:-Montague 10 A. M. Sun-
service. Lower Montague 3 P. M. '
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He was in Charlottetown as quite 5 _Will. Ed. Profitt. It is liitciitli-ri to
young man and afterwards in St. hold races on tho nrnnrl old winter
John and Halifax, later going to causeway at New L<~nfl'\n~i.-imous .
Western Canada. I-le has lived in ,for the development of many P. E.
Vaucoiiver for the last ten or twelve -Island and 'Maritime cliaiiinioii trot-
years and although not having A ters and pacers. J=1'>fi‘i.f-lin", 2.10.'
church he would supply whenever ;(Semplo Stables), tlic rmisitional '
called upon to do so. He leaves to pace! 0! the Maritinir-,f. in 1030 rc- l
mourn, his wife, formerly Minnie G. Iceivcd her first tiii/iriiifr mi thc old 1~-.._--
Schurman, and two sons, Harold, in qwlnter oourso at New I.-inrloii. Miss
Edmonton, Aiberta; my, in British Ls Aubrey. 2.13-72. 1"-'.1-'wa ami Mc- ,
Columbia; Muriel, in Vancouver, 'Arthur, Maritime are.--ii trotting ‘
and Enid, in the United States, to 'chl.II\Pl0!\ 0! 193l. if--*fic her debut
whom sympathy is extended. The on the some ice course in 1930. A _
late Rev. Mr. MacDonald was edu- .few years ago Kr~m.iii Aubreyi l
cated at Wolfville, where he receiv- l2.14%: HBPDY Gfffwre, 2.20%, and |
,Gd his degree. He was married |Q\|eon Oli-herinr-_ 2.l7‘;. were names
twice. his nm vue having been n. for 'horsemen to wiiiiire with in l
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-EASTERN GUARDIAN ..“.:i;‘.§°.f.“i.i“.:‘.°.:.i~
--.> noon and 7.80 in evening. The sub..
._°BUY YOUR CHRISTMAS ject in the afternoon wm be; --A
_ . *PEAKE WOMEN’S INSTI-
cry- Pmker and Waliefmlln P011 SWS. TUTE. - Eight members and three
clf’-“rs “nd T°b“°°°S» IVDFN G00ds, lvisitors me tat the home of Mrs
Toilet sets, cameras, Mein; choe-i '
olates, Perfume, Pipes, Cigarettes ling. The meetinl OPBHN1 DY B Dh0-|
and almost every thing in the gift 'nograph selection. followed by the _
, line at Mabon's Drug Store. |
Th°mH5 DUUPHY for the Dec. meet-
tes of last meeting. R011 onli was
answered by each member giving a
gift to Orphanage. Three dollars
was voted for cleaning school dur-
lU8 Xmds holidays. Mrs. Walter
Currie and Mrs. Adrian Keenan was
appointed on entertainment com-
mittee for next month. No new busi-
ness was taken up, but a very en-
_loyable social hour was spent con-
sisting of a contest, the prize being
awarded to Miss Mary Mooney.
Reading "Izzy‘s Wedding" by the
Secretary and a fancy step dance by
Miss Mary Gallant. Next meeting
will be held at the home of Mrs.
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R. Gibson, Minister.
GIFTS
In this world it is not what wl
take up, but what we give up that
maku us rich.--H. Ward Beecher.
It is a great misfortune to have A
fretful disposition. It takes the
fragrance out of one'| life. and
leaves only weeds whore o cheerful
disposition would cause flowers ta
bloom. The habit of fretting is one
that grows rapidly unless it be
stemly repressed; and the best way
to overcome it is in try always ta
look on the cheerful eldo of thing.
C. M. Lampson S! Co.
LIMITED.
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GIFTS at Mabon‘s Drug Store nn
vote for your favorite girl on th
big _“Doll Contest." 10960-12-17-Si.
“'FULi; FURREI) FOXESU `lMiss Mary Gallant and Mrs. John
TWU 011° year old Males light medium rind
_ Three Lltters 1030.
M80 YUM. Both Sexes all color Classes.
D. STIRLING MacLEAN
25 KU" Fl“'¢°'» Charlottetown Chmch' M°“i'*¥“°» DW- 30. Sim-
NGW Ranch I Mile West North River Road. day school at 10 o‘clock Morning’
liverv Pup has 3 to 5 Crosses Prize Blood.
d Woman That Escaped the snffex-ings
e of the Physicians Treatment."
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vang F C Batter, speaker. ltionii. A dainty lunch was than
-ioaaoriifhflfri-me-wwidii. ,,,,,e_ ., mock. mme an UMW
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Walter Currie. when ron call will
be answered by "New Year Rcsolu- mann' ‘L C' " tuna.
Public Auction Sales
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Divlne. Meeting closed by singing gg ,,|¢|,"¢ ,hun W ."|,|m
‘National Anthem. to R. 1', uglmm ug, gm.
Served by the hostess assisted by
_-___ mei-side. P l. I.
' Represented ly
Alfred Fraser, Inc.
21: Fifth Annu
New Yen, Il. I.
.,°s'i'. ANDREWS PRESBYTEB-
service. 11 o'ciock_ Evening ser-
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