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A MESSAGE
I hear from my agents that you have again
a uronricrful selection of Christmas Gifts, wide
and varied, and that your Toy Department is
szranzpcrl by eager, expectant children. Tell them
I have planned a personal visit to your store and
hope to sec them all.
Yours,
» - SANTA.
BO0KS
Now is the time for _von to visit our Toyland and select
your gifts. Toys ordered will be carefully putzisicle for
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THE* CHARLOTTETO
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GUARDIAN ' osci-:MBER 14 193;
sunurnsloe
And Pnnce County
_WANTED IMMEDIATELY. -
Quantity Certified Seed Cobblers
delivered at warehouse. J. B. Mill-
man_ Kensington. 6983-12-9-51.
_EVEREADY PRESTON! Chl
perfect. anti-freeze does not boil oil.
sold at Braces 7051-12-13-IL
-PLAY, King George Hall. Kon-
slngton, "The Mix UD", a 8 Act
Comedy, Wednesday, ‘December
14th, presented by local Dllyorl
Curtain at 8 P. M. Proceeds for
Hockey Clubs. 7034-12-12-31.
-BUY C. C. M. SPATES, Hock-
ey Boots. sticks and pueks, at
B1'ace'5, 7051-12-13-11.
H -ANNOUNCEMENT.-Mrs. J. E.
Dalton will be at home to her
friends at her residence on Prince
Street, Summcrsldc, on Wednesday,
Decembcr_1-ith from 3 to 6 o'ciock_
7052-12-13-21.
_FUNERAL simvtoes -'nu
funeral services for Frederick
Lcard of Tryon, who passed away
in the Prince County Hospital on
Soutrday, were held in the United
Church at Tryon on Sunday after-
noon, Rev. Mr. Lund officiating. B.
-FUNERAL SERVICES-Mrs.
Sylvain Arsenault, who passed
away last week at the home oi’ her
daughter, Mrs. Joseph T. Gallant
of Summcrside, was laid to rest
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Hundreds ot' Books by popular authors, hooks for
(Zirl_~"uu(l lioys. l’icture llooks, for thc littlc ones. A
\\ondcrt`ul' rnnire of fancy Stationary in Boxes, also
\\':itei`niar\'s fancy 1’cn and Pencil Sets. `
 Garter & Go., Ltd.
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EASTERN GUARDIAN f-.i;f.°.'..-I‘“§..§E"§....”°‘ “P at M”
..°Ri(`|li'l` .Y\'O1V, Visit Gz1litfi’S -‘--'-
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f;_.,,.._~ i,__~.;,.-.1 Ht 1\_i;,|...n‘5 Drug St' rf: l.\lont:'tf;v1e_ 12-13-dit.
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The Fox Breeders’ Association is
_ ‘iioltiiag Its Annual Meeting in _-
asia, 5 of "W" n'es1'1ifn_u
"RU-pf, :\rr‘ liriiur tulicn in the cutlr.1\'our to procurs
.fi  -f ;'.i»l\~.:|\' rntcs fur tlmsr- :|ttr~:ulin;; the Annual Meet-
i -_ _-.rl in ...vlir to do so it is i\t:t<»\-~_\.r_y that a rough idea.
_ li Ii lit 1-I the nuini.>1-rs ot nu~:::ln~rs who will probably
Uv vft 'i'li\-.'_- from the virions parts of t`unau1a.
`»‘.ii! the l.-land memhcrs who are considering taking
tl-1. nip _kindly c~mmn||nic;\tc with the llcnd Oillce at
~-_v "..i»'.>|.lc utivislng ut s:imc'.’ _
ft _~u'lu'i'~nt numbers should bc lc:|.\'ing' Prince Edward
, fl. _'ru ¢>1ul\.\vour will lu: niaule to have u pnlhnan run
~ t.:'_~ii iiircizt tu Toronto wlzirll will rut, out the nc;-ggo-,Ly
_t|;:n;; nt. .\lontrr:\l.
.fiiiyzuic uishlng to he n.il\'is‘_%il ILS to the rllbcs and so OD,
ni.: iii- nlilv to get this |nturm:|lmn from thc Head 0iTicc as v` Also Tobacw and Cand1e5_ Gum-_
soon ;\_~ mx-_mi;<-nv-nts lmve been coniplcleri with the llnil-
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it is to lm liopcrl that a number oi' Island breeders will
1 we .il to .itttutl thc im-etiu,; as, :spurt from the tact that
, 'iw L Html ~.!|-_iulil ln- wt-ll rt-pit-~-exited nt such a time, it will
'  ln- .1 wry pleasant journey lor all who wish to
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JANUSRY 17th. 1933
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CARDS at Mabon's
2 for 5c. 5c, 10c, and 15c_
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T1\IAS GIFTS tosuil.
at. Mabon‘s Drug Store.
12-14-16-19-20-21-22-23-71.
YOUR XMAS GIFTS at
ugstore and vote for
te girl on the Doll Con-
'7075-12-14-16-19-20321-22-23 -71.
MOOTH SHAVE and
rcut at Higgenbothanrs.
haircuts and trims ior
..'A'1‘ CAltRUT}lER’S Toyland
may be found all the toys that any
rt could desire. They are
beautifully made toys and are so
very low in price.
7383-12- 14-Wim-3l
..°SAN'I‘A CLAUS' Headquarters
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for Toys, Dolls, Novelties and C -
ne. McQueen`s, Montague.
7084-12-14-will-31
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$Ls9 l’HONl". 300 c¢F-cry'
36 Central Street, Summerside f
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_#BUY YOUR groceries for
Christmas Baking at Cyrus Shawn.
ant/ecd fresh. 7085-12-14-Iii
NEW YORK. Dec. 13.-One can-
ary is a splendid companion, two
canaries are fine-but 15,000 canar-
ics, all sin `n ot one nrc some-
else again. So say passen-
gers just. arrived from Germany
one the liner Hamburg. On the
ship were 15,000 birds, the largest
Christmas shipment. c\'cr muclc to
8.00-8.30 p.m.
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FOXMEN
Bring your Foxes to our _Pelting
Rooms, where a first-class yob IS 5! 1131'-
anteed. We have also installed a
modern cleaning machine where
» your pc-its will be cleaned in a most
up-to-date manner. Years of exller-
icncc in this business.
B. I. RAYNER
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beside her liusbund in St. John th
Baptist Cemetery, Miscouche_ Th
" funeral services were held in th
church adjoining the cemetery,
Rev. Martin Monaghan, D, D., of-
ficiating at the Requiem Mass. The
pall bearers were Messrs. Joseph
Laughlin, Pcter L_ DesRoches,
Sylvere Poirier and Celestine Poir-
ier. S.
-xrvunnan senvicns - The
funeral of Mr. H. M. Downing
was held yesterday afternoon from
St. Marys Church at one p.m_
The services were very largely at-
tended. Ven. Archedeacon C. De
Wolfe White, D, D., rector, conduc-
ted the impressive service. The pall
bearers were Messrs. Charles R. Rog-
ers, Gordon' Dawson, A. E. McLean,
J. F. Amett, A. S. McKay and F.
J. E. Wright. Interment was in
the Church of England Cemetery
at St. Eieanors. r '
»-SUMMERSIDE TOWN COUN-
CIL~Thc regular mceling of thc
Summerslde Town Council was held
ou Monday evening, Mayor Mansen
and Councillors present. Town bills
were passed as follows; Paid, $6,-
`7i)'l.89; Unpaid, $1,156-4.90. Electric
Light Paid, $3,487.61; Unpaid,
$692.33. The Police Report. showed
fines collected were $242.90. Arrest-
ed for drunkenness, 16; selling ii-
quor, 1; corner loafing, 3; vagrancy,
1; carrying gun, 1; driving to com-
mon danger, 5. The reports of the
other committees were very satis-
factory. A letter was read from the
Recorder, Mr. E. H. Strong, K.C., in
regard to thc proposed air port,
which stated that he had looked
carefully into thc matter and found
that the town have no authority to
purchase land for that p\u'pose.-S.
-WEDDING BELLS _ A quiet
wedding was solemnlzcd on Wed-
nesday, Dcc_ 7th, at 5.30 p. ni. at thc
United Church pnrsonagc at Ken-
sington, when Rev. Mr. Somers
united in marriage Miss Helen Bak-
er, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mel-
ville Boker, of Margate, to Noy
John Moasc, son of Mr. and Mrs.
H. R. Mouse, of Kensington. The
bride wore a lovely dress of brown
lace and velvet jacket. The young
couple were unattended. Immedi-
ately aftcr thc ceremony a recep-
tion was held at thc brides home
for the immediate relatives. Mr.
and Mrs. Mouse will make their
future home in Kensington, where
many friends wish them every hap-
piness. Prcvious to her marriage.
the bride was the guest of honour at
a. shower given by her girl friends
at her home on Monday evening,
lovely gifts.-S.
-THE MARKETING DEPART-
MENT ot the Canadian National
Silver Fox Breeders' Association is
apparently heading for another
vcry successful year. To date a.
slightly greater number of pelt.s|
than last, year have been received
at. the Associations headquarters
and tho officials report a groan;
deal better average quality in th
pclts coming in. Evidently one of
the few good results of the depres
sion is the bettering of the quallt;
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Welcome GIFTS _
at moderate cost
for a man
Colored Border, Cambric Handkcrcbiefs, ea. 15c
Exccldu. and Colored Rayon Handkerchiefs 25c
White Lawn H:mdkcrchicfs_ Each ._ l0c and 15c'
White Linen Handkcrchiefs, hemstitched.
Special. 2 for  . _ _ _ . . _ _ _ . . _ . . _ _ _ _ . .
 _ 25c
Fine White Pure Linen Handkerchiefs
Each . _ . _ . _ . . _ . _ . .
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., 20c and 354:
Fine White -Pure Linen initialed Handker-
chiefs. Each . . _ . _ _ _ _ _ .
 . . . . _
 25c
Finer quality Pure Linen initialed Handker-
chiefs. liucli  . . _ . . . _ . . . _ . . . . _ . . _ _ . .
._ 40c
Ties.    25s, 50c, 75c, $1.00, $1.50
Braces, boxed  _ _ . .
 $1.00
Bruce and Gnrtei' Sets _ .  _ . _ . . . . . _ . . . _  $1.50
Tie and Bruce Sets $1.50
Reefer Silk Scarves _ _ _ $1.50, $2.00, $2.50 to $3.50
Silk Squares _ . . .
__ $1.00, $1.50, $2.50, $3.50, $4.00
Lined Gloves ._ __ _ . . . _
._ . $1.00, $1.25, $2.00, $2.50
Fur Lined Gloves. Pair . . . . . . _ _ _
  $3.50
Fur Backed Gloves, also Gauntlets __ $4.00, $6.00
Silk Linel Suede Gloves. Pair . . . _
  $2.50
Fancy Wool Hose. Pair _ _ _ _ _..._ 50c, 75c, $1.00
Fancy Rayon and Cotton Hose. Pair . _ _ _ _
.. 35c
Plain Broadcloth Shirts . _ . .
__ $1.00, $1.50, $2.00
Fancy Broutlcloth Shirts 75c, $1.25, $1.50 to $3.00
Shirt and Suspender Set, fine Broadcloth $3.00
Fancy Broadcloth Pyjamas  $1.50, $2.50; $3.00
Fancy Flannelctte Pyjamas  $1.50, $2.00, $2.50
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Smart Baggage is a
gift gratefully remembered
Give him a bag that he can set down “with an
air” in the new Waldorf--The Frontenac-The
Royal York,    $10.00, $15.00 and up I
Plenty. of really smart ones at moderate prices
too. Good baggage of excellent appearance.
Suit Cases _ .__ _ . $1.50, $2.00. $3.50. $4.25 to $10.00
Club Bags _ . _ _ _ _ $1.50, $3.00, $4.50, $6.00 to $15.00
“Voguerobes” for Ladies  _ _ _ _ . _ $6.00 to $15.00
Gifts of daily utility
Leather, Tongue Belts  50c,'75e
Leather Separate Straps . .. .. ._  _ _ $1.00, $1.50
Initial Buckles for Belts   _ ._ 50c, $1.00
Caps   $1.00, $1.50, $1.75, $2.00
Caps, with ear bonds ._   __ $1.00, $1.25, $1.50
Umbrellas _ . _ _ _ ._ _ . . _ . . _ $2.00. $2.50, $4.00, $5.00
Hats, _ _ . . . _ _ . . . _ . _ $1.50, $3.00, $4.00, $5.00. $7.50
Coat Sweaters ..._ $2.00, $3.00, $3.50, $4.00, $5.00
Wool Zipper Sweatershirts ._ _ . . . _ _ _ . _ _ _
._ $3.00
Fine V-Neck Pullovers ._ $1.50, $2.50, $3.50, $5.00
Suits  $18.50. $22.50, $25.00
Overcoats _ _ _ _ _  .  ._ $12.50, $18.50. $25.00 up
Leather Coats   $8.95. $11.95, $13.75
1-Iorsehide Sheeplined Coats with fur Col-
lar . _ . _ . . _ . . _ . _ . _ _ . _
._ $15.00
Dressing Gowns and Bathrobes, $3.25, $3.95, $7.75
-See the Clever Striped Flannel Gowns-
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The Mens’ Store
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“The Store of a thousand Gifts
of the foxes being kept; over by the
ranchers. During the last few years'
it has been driven home to the
breeders that it wus poor economy
to keep anything but the best toxi-
es_ The spread in prices between!
not as great as in fonncr years
and good business sense in this
connection and we are glad to feel
that our people, rather than being premier position.
beaten by hard times, are bucking
up under them and, in a measure,
low grade pelts and good skins was using mem to their own ends by
entrenchlng themselves in this
and. ¢0hS0<i\l0Hlly. B Brent deal of business which is so vital to our
weeding out has been d°ne`wlth Island. Prince Edward island fox-
thc result above mentioned. Prince on and for pelts are still remgnized
*Edward Island fox breeders are to throughout the world, and, if the
be congratulated on their foresight ranchers carry on the way they vain Arsenoult. B. ‘
are evidently doing, 'there is no
danger of competition for their
-Messrs. Ephraim and Theodore
Arsenault left on Tuesday morning
on returri to their homes in Bos-
ton after a short visit to their old
home in Mlscouche to attend the
ftmeral of their mother, Mrs. Byl-
-Mr. Emile Gallant was overst-
od on in the Prince County H0891'
tal this week for almvndioitis ond.
it is pletling to report is dolnl
m'ynlosly.!. -‘tv -_
.__1-ng many ftisnth will be P100'
ed to hear that Mr. William Ulork
of Summer-side is 1°!! mum lm'
proved. and will be able to leave
the hospital in a very few days. B.
EYESISIIT
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