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Canadian National Silver
Fox Brggdgrg Agsggiatign lem... dm... ..... ,......... H.;
Marketing Department » `
For the greater convenience of shippers, a
branch of this Department is again open for re-
ceiving pelts at the Revere Hotel, Kent Street,
Charlottetown, every Tuesday and Friday. __
This branch is in charge of Major A. S.
Robertson and W. F. Burke who _are authorized
io receive pelts, issue oillcizll receipts and
“range advances if desired.
By leaving your pelts at this branch all the
inconvenience of packing and shipping are elim-
inated.
Of Mrs. Burnett ~
PLENTY OF GOOD SEATS for
It is with reg,” that we rewrd Abbie-Hawk game tonight. 6896-11
the death, which occurred yesterday
at her home, 24 Upper Hillsboro
Street, of`Mrs. J. R. Burnett, wife
of the editor and managing direc- I
tor of The Guardian. The deceased
had been in delicate health for some
time, but had been confined in bed I
only for the past fortnight. |
Mrs. Butnett was a daughter of
the late Mr. J. B. -Trotter, of Col-
inton, M.id-Lothian, Scotland, and
of Taymouth Manor, Essequebo
maternal grandfather was the.Rev.
Charles Theodore Moore, oi Drog-
heda, County Meath, Ireland, chap-
'lain to I-Ier Ma_|esl.y's‘ forces, and
the first missionary of the Church
of England to the Carib Indians.
He accompanied, in 1878, the late
Sir Everard lm Thurn on his event-
Iul journey to the famous Kaietur
Falls and Mount Roraima in the
hlhterland of British Guiana, and
assisted in the preparation of Sir
Everard‘s work “Among the Indians
of Guiana."
Mrs. Burnett was of a gentle, le-
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THE LATEST IN LADIES'
wardrobe cases, $6.00 and up. The
ideal Christmas gift. S. L. Hardy
& C0. 8870-12-3-3l
PRETTY CALENDAR-Mr. G. J.
MacEachern, Economy Meat Market,
has the Guardians thanks for a
very pretty 1933 Good Luck calendar.
PLENTY OF GOOD SEATS for
Abbie-Hawk game tonight. 6896-1i
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BANDED WILD DUCK SIIOT-
Mr. Wesley MacQua.rrie of Nine Mile
Creek shot a. black duck on Wednes-
day, Nov. 30th, which had a. band
on its leg carrying the address of
the Biolcg cal Survey, Washington,
D. C.. and the number B 655748.
RESERVE WEDNESDAY. Dec.
7th, Junior C. W. L. bridge in
K. of C. Hall, 8.15 sharp. Tickets
25 cents. Refreshments. 8893-Ii
tiring disposition, and, apart from
her family, her interests were most I
   1" =i== °h“f°‘~~'
, - sniodGd,in ca il I
0_ 2_5_M _Th bg, e ve o e urch, er
688 1 on u home, the young, music and flow- |
‘I V ' Presbyterian Church Missionary I
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FUR MERCHAN TS
218 West 30", street 'James Choir. Mrs. Burnett was al-
NEW YORK CITY ` iso a member of St. James Church
Buyers of all grades of Silver Foxes-Best market ‘Maisy Aid of the p,l,,c, Edwmd
prices paid. Island Boy Scouts' Association. She
Headquarters - W. K. Rogers Agencies Limited, dom" Czub and organized one of
Charlottetown, P. E. Islaml. the most successful concerts in con-
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SILVER FDX.-PELTS  ` I
are continuing in
IINPREDEDENTED DEMAND
MARKET THZOUGII AN ORGANIZATION which,
through its eontac with the LARGEST SALES HOUSES
IN THE PRINCIPAL FUR CENTRES 0F THE WORLD has
proven its ability to secure the highest possible prices con-
sistent with quality.
Our system of
Closely Supervised Protective
Marketing
llas, in the past, resulted in our patrons securing highly
lnilsiactory returns. This season with improved market
. conditions, we anticipate still more satisfactory results.
Each pelt marketed through this Organization ls,"re-
gardless of its value, thoroughly inspected, cleaned and
faults corrected where possible.
Our grading and appraising facilities are unsurpassed.
Two Plans are offered and are optional with the ship-
P¢'i-' ` _
Our own exclusive
POOL PLAN
And the regular
CONSIGNMENT PLAN.
Cash Advances arranged under either Plan at any time.
ruu pm-eicnlnn, shipping tags, etc., furnishes ou re-
quest.
PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND
FUR PDDL LIMITED
r. G. clark, President .e iueneglur Dlr==¢<»rl
Summerside, Prince Edward Island, Canada.
THROUGHOUT THE SEASON PELTS ARE BEING RE-
CEIVED AT THE OFFICE OF J. A. WEESTER 51 C0-I
156 RICHMOND STREET, CHARL01 LLTOWN.
 Poole & Thompson
L L f Limited
ers; while no appeal for help was `
ever made to her in vain. She was i
an active member oi’ St. James
Ladies' Aid oi’ St. James Church,
and, until her first illness, of Bt.
Boy Scouts Committee, and of the
took an active interest in the Cale-
nection with its Lecture Courses.,
She was a member of the Imperial
Order of the Daughters of the Em-
pire, in the work of which she was
ever deeply interested. l
li. addition to her husband, she
is siirvive.l by five sons and one
adopted son, viz: Ian Allan, William
Robertson, Niall Hope,” James Ev-
elyn, George Matiileson and Johnf
Denny; one brother, David G. Trot- »
ter, sugar planter, Essequebo, B.Ci.,
:und three sisters, Mrs, Angus Inglis,
Glasgow, Scotland; Mrs. Dalrymple
Jones, and Miss Ethel Trotter,
Georgetown, B.G.
The funeral will take p‘ace from
her late residence on Tuesday at
2 p. m. - \
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SIIII’ »YDlIR SILVER FDX PELTS T0
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AIINING & DDBD.
15 Arthur Street,
LONDON, E. C. 4. ENGLAND
Auction Sales will be held by them in London on
the following datesz- p
December 12th, 1932. _
January 23rd, 1933.
March 6th, 1933.
May 22nd, 1933.
September 27th, 1933.
Balls tor shipping can be obtained at the office
of B. Roy Holman, 90 Queen Street. CI\H\'I°II°'
town
F" Paekins particulars, shipping. i\\S“f““°°»
etc-» llllllly to. _ '
LEIIIN FUR DDMPANY LTD.
90 Q Street,
Chai-lottssilvll. P E I
I 64 Queen I Street
Dccfs-6-s.
li.M. Lampson&Co.
LTD
London, E. C. 4, England
Public Auction Sales
RAW FU-RS
Dates of Silver Fox Sales
to be held in London
< 12 December 1932
_ 23 January 1933
6 March 1933
22 May 1933
27 September 1933
.Shipping bags may be ob-
tained free of charge upon
application to R.. T. Holman.
Ltd., Summerslde.
For full lllrtieuiarl in rs-
gard to peolilll. shillvllll. U1-
mrance and conditions of
sale, will! to
SUCCESSFUL DANCE-A large
number enjoyed the dance in the
I. 0. 0. F. Hall Friday evening
conducted by the Abegweli. sisters.
The chaperones we"e: Mrs. Ivan
Reddin, Mrs. Hugh Simpson, and
Mrs. H. L. Palmer. Excellent music
was fumished by Dixon's orches-
` tra. '
SERIOUS LOSS-About 4 o'ciock
Sunday morning November 20th.
the family of Mr. Chas. Hancock.
Melv’l1e, was awakened by the
moaning of the whistle on Mr.
Hancock's saw and planer mill.
which they discovered in flames.
the heat of the blaze raising the
steam to such an extent that the
pressure caused the whistle to
sound the ala’m. A rotary carriage
and a quantity oi' belting was all
that was saved. The bulxling,
machinery and about 5,000 feet of
lumber were destroyed. Mr, Han-
cock has commenced rebuilding and
the work Ls now well under way.
Miss Emily B. Murray, Bradal-
bane, has returned home after
spending a pleasant week-end at
e home of Mr and Mrs. Stephen
th .
Ackiand. Hampshire.
THE BAPTIST CHURCH
The Rev. A. C. Vincent in his
morning sermon at the Baptist
Church spoke on “Portraits of
Christ,” basing his thought on Hc-
brewa 1, 1-3. In these words thc
~writer of the epistle to the Hebrews
presents a most vivid ond complete
series of word portraits of Jesus,
setting forth three views of his re-
lation to God, three of his relation
to the universe, three of his relation
to man.
The morning anthem, “What of
the night, 0 Watchman?" was fine-
ly rendered by a large choir, with
Mr. R. D. Quigiey taking the tenor
solo. Dvorak's setting of "Goin'
Home" received ,impressive inter-
pretation in Mr. V. L. Dlngwell's
baritone solo.
The morning service was broad-
cast by station C. H. C. K. Refer-
ence was made by Dr. Vincent to
many appreciative letters received
Whirlwind speaks of farewell.
Gounods “O Divine Redeemer' was
tender choral rendering of “I love
to tell the story," by the choir.
Next Sunday, the evening service
will be broadcast by C. H. C. K.
FRENCH VILLAGE NEWS
Miss Hattie Plgott teacher Stan-
hope spent tha week end at her
home in Savage Harbour.
Miss Mary Mooney, Peakea, has
been spending a. few days visiting
Congratulations are being extend
ed to Mr. and Mrs. F. P. Doyle on
the arrival of A bwbl' b°i'.
Miss Cecelia Mclnlyre teacher
po-not D, muche spent. the week
end at her home in Bedford.
The sympathy or the residents
of Point no Rdoche and vicinity
goes out to Mr. Patrick Doyle and
family in the sudden and unex-
pected death oi Mrs. Doyle, whose
funeral took place on Nev. 29. to
St. Andrew Church. The 111811 IM55
was celebrated by Rev. Father A.
P. Molellsn. The following were
llr. Vi. ll. Darson
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contents . . . (Hollow Handle or Viande Knives
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Six Forks . . Six Five o`clock Teas ons
. ._Tweive large Teaspoons . _ a Driller
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Angus McCo.lnick.
working in Vernon River.
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EAST ROYALTY INSTITUTE
the pail bearers: Mark McCormick., the members of lgdst Royalty' Wom- Holmes, Mrs. Edward Shaw andi
J, D. Mcfnnfs, Edward Burke, Mil-lens Institute held their arinualilvfrs. Geo. Harper. Audit/ars, Mrs.
ton Doyle, Bernard Fcchan and meeting, The President opened the W. Morrisey, Mrs. Lesle Roper. The
meeting by all repeating the Creed retiring nucl tors examined the fin-
in unison and heartily snging the :mclsl report and found everything|
The sympathy 0! fh0'o9mmiln'ty Ode. Roll call was responded to sat`s1`actory. Roll call for the Dc-
goes out to Mrs. Fulton 'Pigot I1 by seventeen members also one vis- cember meeting to be answered by
the sudden death' of her brother Ml'-.itor present. Minutes of 1931 annual Clmstmas suggestions. Meeting to
Earl Ross who was accidentally kill- mcctirlg were then read followed by bc held at the home of Mrs, A.
ed recently-by electric wires \vhi1<2Ithe reading of the October meet' McNevlu_ Mc:-:ing closed by God
ing, both readings were adopted. N0 isnve  K`ng. N
rcporntufrom School or Sick Com- W” Y I `
Mrs. Edwin Burke and llitlcimittecs. The retiring president'  _V W ,
dauelitw. Marv. hare' retumed wlgnve is very interesting report on "" " 'CLINTON scnooi. ‘
their l10mC 1lC'f0 lifter Slwlldlrig fi the years work, moved and second- -l- f
few days vis tn; friends in Char- ed a tote of thanks be tendered to Honor roll for Novcmbcr--
the rellrhg officers. Election of of- Grade X. 1. Grace Whitehead;
ficers for ensuing: year took place. 2. Muriel Heaney.
President, Mrs. P, S. Bradley; Vice Grade IX. 1. Elva Pickering.
President, Mrs. Louis Roper; Sec‘y Grade VIII. l. Mable Sullivan;
On the even’u;; of Nov. 10, 1932. Trees., Mrs. Alex MocNevln, (re- 2. Chrisienc Poynter; 3. Iran Pic-
at. the licrne of Mrs. Edgar Hcartz elected); Directors, Miss Gertrude kering.
Grade VI. 1. virginia o'cdnnor,
2. Irene Pickering.
G-red V. 1. Edith Whitehead;
George Pickering; 8. Ray Payn-
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ter and Hilliard Woodside (equal).
Grade IV. 1. Lorna Warren; 2.
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ackie O'Connor, 3 Catherine Pic»
ering.
Grade III. 1. Dorothy Somsrsi
2. Lois Whitehead; 3. Joan O'Con-
nor.
Gra/de 11. 1. Kathleen 0’Conno1\
_Grade I. tal" 1. Reggie Warren.
Grade I, (bl l. Vivian Sullivan
Grade I. (ci l. James O'Connor,
Perfect. attendance: Riva Picker-
ing, Mable Sullivan, George Pic
kering, Roy Parnt/cr, Loma. Wn.r<
ren, Katherine Pickering, Reggie
Warren.
Percentage of attendance 99.5.
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