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vggmmmmlaiiii Wheeler Alld W00lS€y 3 operatives and from unions 1,,
_ _   _ _ _______ __ _ __ . » r - Charlottetown on Thursday-_ ,md ,t
L _' "E,  ihe Lapltol “'05 €XPected he would meet lead-
IJIDHUI l;u1°1-yrnore -M ers of the movement in the Con-
. ,, Um E . U 1 al federation Chamber of the Provin-
. , I 1)  ig an gyp an oc e for most. 8] B ld _ _
.T0 VISIT HERE
Mr. Bertram B. Fow- .
ler, Co - operativei
Movement Author- 1
ity Will Study Adult
Education Program
of Province.
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Wllh Mr. Bertram B, Fowler. promlri- Mr Harold Messerve
, _ __ _ _ - y.
ra Ieplle. ent _Ameri;_a_n Journalist, _.ind auth- Ml. J_ W_ Camh Borden
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MYSICAI. - ; ' _r _ ' i ii M. Coles, North Milton.
STRANGER 1~‘"°1 ‘O ~°*““~"_11“‘ “$11111 °‘1"°ai‘9“ Mrs. victor corrin, savage Har-
_ _THAN Fl(-'HON . program of this protince. He will _bm-_
MD 1  Ton ix' a\'n wr~:D\“r;si:»AY `  Eiiinthrleaiutieft or me Adult Educa_1 b Mrs' Lloyd warren' savage Hu'
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M F_$ E\'E.\‘lNG ,___ ,,_, 27¢ ._ 33¢_-_ 3 Wgidnesday night from Nova Scotia I 1'
~ I ' i l W ere he has been studvin the
_» iid “ 1 _ ~ if
 \\ H _ . l work of adult education carried on'
under the direction of St. Francis
Xavier Uliiversity, Antigonish.
A similar pi~ogi~airi has been in-
Adult Education League and Mi `
Fowler will visit the various co
In 1)L\'l 0 ,of the pictuies selling instead oi C1 “.1 "tg .
r  lzri,1L.e Edward I their custoinaiy American back- HF “'111 315? “mind UW 1`€‘-01't;f(H- `
I ,groiinci, Bert Wheeler and Robert. 1zat‘°11_ 111€°`E1113 Uf the 13 SUIUY1
---»-- __ \V00}_§@;,-1m_a_ new mmeuy high in clubs in the Mount Stewart ciist- Suiniiierside.
Pi<::;i.i*i ~~'."-0 _1"."11"11 Ban'y1n°re ".\/.tiiiiiiiys Boys," their latest pic- 71°” 19f`f°f0 1f‘~”(\'iI1§ the Island.
br(i(i'.';.t in. _i;1.i.1::ii‘ ;\:'t;.»(ry to the Lu,.0_ These study Clubs
` 31 As a. couple of amaéctir cxcava- |‘
P,.m,",. _L§._~,(,_,;l; 'l..(.‘..:'(-. _:ist ni it
m p_._\\- ‘QL-.-, _(;~'.;:.;, iiicoiitpainbly
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m LA UL", L of the gifted,
Bal.,-_; _ " ‘ _'tilt' that 1
v.'oii..i bv |;(_i_;I..i:._. .i:i'i5(ll.(,' by il
ccin;.L»;. 1;; .'.. (11 l'(»;ii';iy(~<l by him. _
17.15 triilj; ;`-»iix_ii}1_\>.(’. '
ln (:.:.~ ¢  (it liaii-iiiad
arieiizis. \\!_o (~z.»l'.('.. :i itinc that
threattiis ,i.l i ‘.;:i;;i.ntj.'. that first ,
wppml-L.,\ 1,, A n_.v;i t.:Ie(i, "Btii'n,
Witrii, l’..i1':i_` :ne (;i.\tiiigiiish('(i
Bm-‘.'ii:ti;'e 1.- :i t.ii`_i;.0:< of kindly
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mantic Iratl up .-i;(i- I\.ii\=_ii‘-;('i\ () Stil-
Iivar.. r‘o:1i`i;.::(. \\;'.ii l‘.(~;' (ti wt‘_i\'c 1
an nfi'.('-iiZ;.i~.".;_< ie'.'(~ iltiiiirnl in the
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that is iizittl-V ri: ru it-:':'iiJ.(’ D5' ll' 111'
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Edg;,."ff:`Q.,, pm i.; ~,';..- Srirrieti." ` __lL'“`___1?;17;~C°e1_1_-)_h1’f‘;011;§an_En; l2_eCmc___~ 3 iictleslaiid were iiicoi'p:ir;i¢od lam: {
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0d W1111 11' l11`1""°1` .k1111"11“`dg0 Ot -the 1 ciilzCtii_iLriiig the last  years. Sugar C0Opma'm.’n 111 _A111°1`1°i‘~"
i ii" 1 his book. written in ,q fit.-.\-mg,
nece.<sr(i“»' ;>_';(.1i:-p:‘.('i‘-_= ina. _ so
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.fulrlgr grn.~p(.; ilic i»_.i(_i:~;iicc  the finest non-fiction books \\':'itt.~n 1111"" L1°f"‘1 Wa1`1`91`1» 53\’HEe Har- 1116
Tm- qt-1\;» ‘ i‘_' cc". is uniformly _ _ during the pm. Wm. It ,mg bmw, bor. 187
tors who gixe iii) their job of tiiggniig ;
ditches in (lic Bronx in favor of l
digging up tombs on the Nile, the \
(wo Iiiiigs of Cachiniiation liavc .
evolictl one of the funniest. pictures
of iliei: screen car(-ei". Their pro-
§_;re..s is link(-ci up with a. Steamship l
col1i.<.oii, stealtliy Orientals and al
oe( pliiiil niiirdei' inysiei'y_ i
1':zii"oai'a Pepper supplies the heart 1
interest as the daugiiter of one oi 1
tii-_- scieiitists on the exiicdition to `
tii'> tomli of Pharaoh Pharatime.
iizitl Frank M. Thomas and Moroni 
Olseiitlo excellent y as the two;
iirt-iizicoiogists. Willie Best, Mitclieli t
Lewis and Francis McDonald head 5
the .supporting cast of this hilar- l
iuii.>1;; entertaining film, which `
lfrctt Giiiol has directed in a iiian- i
are coming
together for their second \vim.@1~ 0;
Study- As a result of last _\'ear`s
work a credit union. a. coopeiuitive
caniiery, and a biiying club have
been fornied._ Mi'._ Fowler will also
mSPect. _the Liguorian Credit Union
in Charlottetown at a meeting of
study club and credit union nicm-
bers to be held at the Parish Hall
at UDD_£‘l` Qtlfeii St. The general
Dublic is also invited to attend this
meeting. Wednesday at 830 p_m_
A111\UUEl\ Mr. Fowler has been
“Tiling syndicated newspiiper ar-
ticles for _\'eai'.=, he is nio.=t. widely
known for his writings nn <0-op-
eration in the United States. Last
year he tra\'elled over the enum
nf1C1“'95t Eillllffillfl ihateriiil on the
\\ork of the en-operatives in this
frraphic stvle is eaiisicicriitl our of
(Continued from page 1)
.\Irs. George J. Rogers.
Rosemary Rogers.
George J. Rogers.
Tom Rogers.
Doris MeDouga1ll.
Esther McDougall.
Kathleen McNeely.
Loraine McNeely.
Arthur CoHil1_
Margaret Coffin.
Vincent Moore. .
Wilma Moore.
In memory of Mr. and Mrs.
Douglas McEwen.
Mrs. C. H. B. Longworth.'
Mr_ Benjamin Bremner.
Mrs. Ewen Cameron.
Miss Marjory Carr,
Mrs. Chester S. McL\l\,
Miss Evelyn Bumett.
Miss Margaret Irving.
Miss Shirley Jane Dunning.
Miss Roma Aim Dtuinln
Mrs. H. A, C. Scarth.
Mi-s Virginia Scarth.
Sonny Scaritlebury.
Miss Louise Ha”zard.
Miss Florence Strickland.
Mrs. P. W. Clarkin.
Bazilicu Cub Pack.
Miss Joan Williams.
_Master Layton Rogers schur-man
.\Ii'.~. Percy Moreside
l3ll1.\‘ Moreside
Biliy Farnier
Maiy F'iii‘mer
Mrs. W- J. P. MacMillan
I\Ir.~ A A. Bartlett
Frsd Seainaii
Donald Seiiinari -
Mrs- Gezzrge Degloig
Miss Helen DeBTcis
.\Ii':~:. E. A. Foster
Miss Phyll`i» Foster
Doris Z\.IcDoiigall.
Esther McDougall.
Kzitlilecn McNeely,
I_:iiaiiie MrN(=ely.
Artliiii' Coffin.
1\Iai'gai':t Coffin. '
Viiiceiit. Moore.
Wilnia Moore.
iPllllM|NENT MURE SANTAE
.IUURNALISTPALS WANTED
Iii iiiemory of Mr. and Mrs.
Douglas McEwcn_
Mrs. C. H_ B. Longwortli.
Mr. Harold Messervey.
Mi: J_ W. Ciiin. Borden
.`~Ii'.s. H. E. Cantwell.
Lilla  Cnlcs. North Milton.
Mrs. Viotcr Coffin, savage Hap 182
185
bar.
aiicelleiitt  Itf,i>ci'LBUrl_L§;__l;1;°H’_ Kll\gS County Form ;a"b_e;st-seller" from 'the start anti | NM~;l'.\'RWii`iaiiis. Elinor Williams,
Beaumorx, eni'.V ~ (» -. _ s een a large factor iii nifikiiig C111 1"" R003-
Graee Fafrcl, _ P~“<i2`0 dC_ CUfl105f*~  Board  Trade . the United States "cocpei'ati\‘e con- 1111'-‘* AEYYPS l\IcQuaid.
Arthur 1101;., li.iI.i"..i OLIIMIO. JUH_\?_; ; ___ _ ; sciotis." It will be rcmciiibcrcd that 3113* ‘I1 R°1"11f1 Cimdy-
ita Gui-I  CI.i.:'(: (iii B195. R0
Lloyd .frm i=:. _¢.L._\':‘. \\'~i1'1‘f1i- _
The :pr-.t..f.1ilti;` .~__ent~s in ‘-110
sc;e;1:~.;;`., .»;:':i `._i`u rtitofl' \‘f5l("'°
anima`_\ ;..r._t 1':;:i~.;iii bt-in:.»; are re-
dtrcerl '-1 a .<.:;i`:i of (if-:~_~ iioiiiiiil
311,, ,~(.m;,;»_,_._- <.i.e ni iliv- oiii.~_€iiiid-
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“hC_`1“ 1:1. _.1  .. _ . ,Ml following officers were elected. _ mgS_ 3,-_(1 Chmwn C0_ Gm Guides_
A large and cnthusiattic 11100!-
;.g was held in the Canadian
Legion Rooms at Montague on
Dirt-mber. 8th for the purpose of
organizing a "Kings County Board
nf Tr;rrie." The necessizvy steps
v;.~re taken deal.ng with the np-
pL;c.itioii for incorporaiion and the
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last summer Prcsideiit Rocstvelt _M1'5- Lenin(-l MacKinnon, H13
sent a coniiiiissioii to report on the 11: 111
C00l>€‘1‘flli\'Cs in the Scaiidiiiavifiii
coiiiitrics. This. together with fm
awakened iiitei'e.~t in thc, cofipm-nt-
ive niovemeiit. all over tho Unitgd I
States. was believed due in no. 3'1‘1“11`1` Williflm Erllest Robert- 291
small part to Mr. F'owIer's wm.
Miss G. L. Williams.
William T, Hennessey.
E.ii'l S. Hennesscy.
R:i_\'mond Hennessey.
sun. Siiinniei'siti(‘.
.til 'Joi _s (..i_i..(.§ .i 1 ire_ _ _
17301;  rtritni-c-ci      _   Igarknéan, _
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-_----;~- Allyson MCL(-32111. S€Cl'€lHYY- ` . Rebekah ]_,OdgC._ S C ub' Alpha
Personals 
The iiiaixys i:';(\i.d.> of .\Ir.<. R. T.
,Wl'ii’_e. Lim .»\‘.r:`_i:(>. will be pleas-
lcl to Iciirn. that ._ii(» is coiivalescing
[oll0v.';i~.; in (;:;ii:itwii at the
Prince li('iw:\i‘d Islaixcl I-I(‘».=pl'3l.
I\li'..'i:1:i 1.'Ii" W. ’I'. Aiitlerson,
gave 'iii iiimi;i:":' :fir 'l"oi'(iiito and
Ev1;1_-priiii :;:(- w_i:t°i' there witii
their 'mi P:‘nic.=_-izi' F. H. Anderson _
Of 'I`firf>ii.o U:i1':i'i‘.=it_\'. ,
Mr, Hiirton 7‘rcri'ire. pilot with
(he (‘.it1.'x:i;;ii‘. l'(i:“.‘.'.i_\`.~, has been
granqil;-nfl 1;-out the C`iifii'lotte-
town tri tire Itif-:vtoii airport.. Mr.
’I‘rerri<:e vas iw-ir in the absence
of Pilot .I 1| - who '.vn.': siationed
lt Sioux I.i.iil:r.iit, Ontario, for the
lumlncr ri“.(:iitli.».
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The following were elected Coun-
cillors, E. B. McLaren, George-
towii. Senator J, A. McDonald.
Cardigan. C. H. Horton, Murray
liner. Roy P. Brooks, Murray
lliriioi-, M~.ii‘(iock McGowan. Kil-
inu;r and Georae McIntyre. Kicr
Ciaik. I\Ia_voi' Coffin and Haddon
McLean. ci' Montagiie.
'i"lii'ee cotineilloizs are yet to be
appointed. one to repre'et'i’. Sotiris.
one St. Peters and one Moreil.
There were no representatives
from these places ntithe meeting
but it was felt. that quite a num-
ber from each of these towns
would Want. to join once the board
was organized.
The quarterly meetings will bc
held the second Tuesday of Jan-
uary, April, July and October.-H.
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ci.i((i5 HEADOUAR T _
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a wonderful range of
CALENDARS FOR 1937
(up-stairs)
'A GREAT BIG DISPLAY OF
TOYS, DOLLS, GAMES
COME IN AND SEE
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1The Central Guardian ,
PROCEEDS T0 SANTA PALS- 1
A bingo party the proceeds oi `
which will be donated to the Saiita
'Pals fund will be held this evening
~‘ CHRISTMAS GREETING CARDS
' BEAUTIFULLY BOXED STATIONERY
CHRISTMAS SEALS, TAGS TWINES
~ FOUNTAIN PENS, PLAYING CARDS, _
BRIDGE SETS, PENCIL SETS, ETC.
BOOKS BOOKS BOOKS
`(lAR'TER’S TOY STORE
IIECHANICAL TOYS 5c, 10e, 20c, and 25c counters
f BOYS AND GIRLS SLEIGHS, ROCKING HORSES,
HOCKEY STICKS, but the list is too long to put down here.
CARTER o OO., LTD. 
at the Knights of Pythias hall. It
will be under the auspices of the
Pythian Community Welfare Club
and everyone is invited. The party
begins at 8.15. The Pythlaiis have
always endeavored to aid and back
community welfare work and often ,
as not their work ha; gone un- .
heralded without the light of pub-
licity. Their interest on behalf of
the poor children will commend
itself to all and the party this
evening should be an assured suc-
cess.
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Rc'_'i:i;iid Webb
Gordon Gariihum
Rlllli Garnlium
Pniila Jenkins Rayfied
X/Iix Frank MacKinnon
Betty Bruce
Betty Anne Brady.
_\Ii's. B. M. Vail
Mai? Irene Beairsto
A Frieiid
.\‘Il`S. \V. H. PrQw5e
Jessie H.".i'per
Nora. Harper
Mrs. Harry Muiar
Hrs Cliarles Connolly
Anne Sadicr
Frank Sadler
A Friend
Jim Pa'mer
Suzanne Palmer
Mrs. C. H. Black
Miss Dorothy Black
Mrs. G. O.
Donna Shaw
Rev. Father Dougan
Mrs. A. W. Hyndman
Catherine Hyndman
Mr. E. B. s. Ling
Donald Tinney
Mrs. W. M. Wright
Gordon Wright
Mary Cronin
Nancy Hyndman
Mrs. W, R. Aitken
Mir. W. K. Roger!
Mrs. Benj. Rogers, sr,
Mr. Sydney Green
alty.
Mark J McGuigan Jr
Mrs E W McKinnon
Mr. Charles McKinnon
Miss Betty Beer
Corner
Coun. Charles Dougan
Mr. D. K. Currie.
Miss Annie smith.
Miss Lorna Weeks.
Mr. M. W. Weeks.`
John Walker.
Mildred Walker.
George Walker.
Dorothy Andrew.
Mrs. Fred Andrew.
Diirrell Murray.
Herbert Murray.
side.
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Moore and Mcleod Ltd
Miss Blanche Finlayson
Mtrs. Harold McKie, Kdpipei
Mrs. J. E. B. Mcommy
Misa Wilma Wood Central
Dorothy Elizabeth Lawll
Mrs. Boswell Jenkins, Mc!
Miss Connie Hyndrnan.
Mrs. Arthur W. Weeks.
Mrs. Mark MoGulgan
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Margaret Conine Walker.
Mary Florence Walker.
Hon. Dr. W. J. MacMillan.
Miss Elizabeth Anderson.
Mr. Charles simpson, Bum
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Miss Agnes Clinton  359
260
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270
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Miss Etta Jenkins. Mt. Albiaa
Morris Jenkins, Mt. Albion
I 120 David 2 (mech. toy). l
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152 ‘i~ ~ i
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175 i=z-.'_'.:i 9 (resin
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197
198
199
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urdcck MacKinnon.
P. Taylor.
Mrs. M
Mrs. F.
Gloria Large.
Mrs. Loma Burleigh, Ellerslie.
Miss Margaret A. Stewart, Dun-
staitnage.
Mrs. Thomas Michael, nnma
Michael, Dorothy Michael.
Mr. John C. Doull, Uhelton;
Georgie Doull. Ch¢1f»0D- '
Valerie Rogers.
Billie McKinnon, West
head.
NUMBERS AND NAM!!
7. Elvin 5 (train).
22. Arnold 7 (game).
2°. Russell 8 (mech. toy).
31 Hazel (8 (doll).
l az oiodys s (doin.
38 Stanford 7 (train).
Aulie 10 (book).
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46 Myrma. 3 (doll carriage).
58 Llo d 4 (toy). '
67 Rogers 7 (hockey).
sa Biiiy 4 (toy).
71 Esther 4 (doll).
85 Joe 1 (rattle).
87 Jim 6 (train).
88 Fred 8 (game).
90 Wallace 3 (push toy).
95 Dewey 2 (push toy).
96 Merritt 2 (push toy).
98 Marcel 4 (push toy).
Marie 8 (doll).
Sonny 9 (mech. toy).
105 Louise 3 (push toy).
107 Gerald 5 (train).
108 Mary 4 (mech. toy).
109 John 2 (push toy).
110 Francis 6 (doll clothes). 1
'liz Eugene 1 (rattle). l
113 Keir 5 (train).
115 Francis 4 (push toy). .
116 Evelyn 2 (doggie).
117 Fr.-mon 5 (train).
119 Jennie 3 (push toy).
121 Lawrence 10 (sleigh).
128 Gordon 3 (mech. toy).
129 Warren 2 (push toy).
132 Joseph 3 (toy).
Rudolph B (game).
137 Frances 10 (book). `
138 Buddy B (hockey).
139 Earl 6 (train).
111 Leon 7 (train).
142 Loraine 6 (doll clothes).
144 Virginia 2 (push toy).
146 Leo 3 (push toy).
150 John 6 (train)
151 Tillie 8 (doll)
153 Sbcve 3 (push cart)
154 Doreen 2 (doggie)
115 I_<r:y 1 (rattle) f
156 GCCI1 3 6 (train)
i. ,:'_;i'1i 3 (push tcy)
153 I~Ir.:-'_l_1 10 (licckey)
emc)
165 G11 ' 3316) _
167 l~:`L.i 2 4 7 ds1')
169 (.:t1' 31! I 53316)
171 R'.i.'»i ("1 4 (.59)
172 Vlliidf. ;~ 0 (Came)
.eil 7 (auto)
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Enicr 7 (auto)
178 Baby 3 (doggie)
179 Licyd 2 (train)
181 Ralph 10 (hockey)
Jean 5 (doll)
Bernice 5 (t:p) ,
Rcssniri 3 (t10'1)
Baby 2 tdcggie)
188 Leonard 2 (tcp)
189 Wllfiam 3 (puwh cart)
190 Jackie 8 (hockey)
191 Allxr: 4 (horse)
102 Cztherlne 3 (bl0Cl¢-S) I
Gccrgie 6 (train)
Ralph 8 (ho:ke)')
Dslrrrs 6 idofii _
Joyce 4 (tsp)
Gordon I`) (hockey)
Irene 8 ((1311)
202 Liiia a (doin
203 Elvert 6 (train)
200
2 G
213 W - 4 (mech. toy)
214 Joseph 10 (hockey)
216 M'_1i~i\.e"iLe 7 (doll)
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(puppy)
213 S c":‘.
210 "rc" “ 2 ..
Kathleen B (book)
Colvin 10 (hockey)
236 Mary 4 (train)
237 'Edmzncl 10 (sleigh)
238 Viola 5 (doll)
239 Victor 2 (mech. toy)
40 Agnes 9 (book)
44 Mary 2 (doggie)
45 Melvin 3 (push cart)
48 Lloyd 5 (train)
47 Wilbur 5 (top)
248 Joyce 9 (doll clothes)
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250 Anne 10 (book)
52 Thomas I0 (hockey)
254 Marion 10 (book)
257 Doris 4 (musical top)
259 Frank 2 (doggie)
Robert 6 mos. (rattle)
Doris a (blocks) ,
Alfred 5 (tap) ‘
Henry 7 (game) l f
Bemice 5 (game) .,
Stephen 8 (train) _
297 Allen 2 (push on-ft-)` ~( '
James 0 (train) " '
272 Jack I (push cart) - `
276 Mary 5 (game)
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305
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810
311
812
313
314
315
316
317
318
319
320
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828
328
325
328
329
330
331
832
333
334
835
338
387
339
840
341
342
344
345
346
347
348
349
350
851
352
353
354
355
356
357
358
359
360
381
362
363
364
365
366
367
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278
280
281
282
203 Bill
294 Daisy 2 (doll)
285
287
288
289
293
295
297
298
299
301
303
306
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BUDAPEST-Five course lunches
delivered in mllkpails to housewives
problem the Hungarian government
traffic regulations into effect.
MAI-T.lTZE‘UR.G, South AIYICB. - _.
Held up half-an-hour by a. broken Q
her
Margaret 2 (d°¢lie)
Mary 3 (dolly)
Betty 1 (doggie)
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Helen 5 (game)
ie 4 (cart)
M aret. 9 (book) ~
Imilda. 3 (doggie)
Gertrude 10 (book) '
Ralph 6 (game) ’ 1
Rlchardine 1 (rattle) ` `
Ivan 10 (hockey) 7 _
Bernard 1 (dog) _ #_
Jack 5 (game)
Helen 5 (dish set) Y
Neta 3 mos. (rattle)
Vernon 7 (hockey) ‘
Wallace 10 (hockey) iii'
Selina. 7 (doll) , ___
Bert 10 (hockey) .
Edgar 9 (hockey) 
Walter 10 (tractor). 1'
Alton B (train track). _,-
Roma 8 (doll).
Gerald 3 (game)
Bobby 10(hockzy). 1_.
Joyce 9 (doll). ` g_-
Laurence 10 (doll). gi'
George 9 (sleigh). 1.
Stanley 6 (train). .,'_
Gordon 4 (tractor). 2
Anrue 2 (doll). "».
Bobby 4 rnoa. (rattle). 1]
Reggie 8 (book).
Arthur 10 (hockey).
Wilfred 10 tslelkh).
George 8 (sleigh). _. 1
Walter 2 (push cart).
Lillian 4 (doll).
Billie 10 (skates)
Bell 9 (sleigh) _~
Alex 8 (train) ‘.-
Betty 6 (doll)
Melburn 4 (hockey)
Tommy 2 (toy). _
Mae 9. 1,.
Edward 7.
Ralph 3.
Walter 7.
Mae 3.
William 2.
Betty 10.
Sterling 8
Frances 4 (rag doll).
Phyllis 4 (push toy). .
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4') _Ji _¢'. Al. 4.
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(hockey).
Gordon 1 (rattle)
Jack 10 (hockey). .
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For All
‘Buy from lls
Save Money
For HIM For HER
Military Sets Toilet Sets
Shaving Sets Manicure Sets
Rolls and Gillette Bridge Sets
Razors Compacts `
Ronson Lighters Yardley Sets
Walking Canes Travelling Cases
Cigars Perfumes
For Both
Parker, Sheaffer and Waterman’s Pens and Pencils,
Kodaks Leather Goods, Chocolates
5`°°-”i"`1"1`ff3g51°1ii11f”` JOHNSON & .JOHNS ON
Florence 9 (doll).
Raymond 7 (train). '
Edith 5 (paints). 1
C'.’.arles 2 (horse).
Prescription Pharmacists since 1883
~ Corner Kent and Prince Sta.
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Katherine 4 (doin. -»,  ‘-,, 3.,   >. i>. ‘>_.  2;.   `1. ‘z ".>, 
Georgie 4 <<ioii>. '  "  "   " ' ' ' " “' " ` "
Thomas 5 (ball).
Joseph 3 (top).
Ralph 1.
Baby twins, 2 months. 1
Pearl 7 (doll).
Baby 1 (doll).
Marie 9 (pencil box).
Jean 5 (doll).
Teresa 7 (pencil box).
Sonny 3 (t.i'al.n).
Mary 6 (doll).
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We will he buying ‘dressed poultry of all kinds on
Tiruisaay and Friday or this week. porin: hlrhest market-
prices.
MEALS BY BICYCLE

boys on bicycles _have created a
been obliged to put special
VANITY BAG SAVES DAY
oline feed, a crowded long-di.s-
tance bus resumed its joumey when . ‘
woman passenger pioduced from 
vanity bag some sticking plast-
ior use as insulating tape.
.\|lnnrd‘| for Danrlrulf. ,
of
Good bulk tea, per
New Crop Dates, 4 lb - 25 cts
F|gs,3lh-----25cts
lhlslns. 2 lh. - - - 25 cts
Blend floura -- 53.40 per bag
All' hard wheat flour -‘ $3.75
We offer strictly fresh line In dry goods we offer the
groceries lncludlngz- followingz- if
1b.- 39 cts 9 ounce Denim overalls at
$1.50 per pair _,
Fleeced lined underwear 69 cts i
per garment. Q
Combinations $1.25 per suit
Our prires are reduced this
week on all woollen under-
wear and sweaters.
per 98 lb. bag. . g
lf you require anything ln general hardware we have it ./si
at lowest possible prices.
Harold S. MacLeod 
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51% Mrs David wart
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204 Winston io inocizor » _ I
206 Kenneth 3 (push (11. \ .
208 Olga 4 (musical top. __ ____ w
21 arnold 8 (como) , ,.1 "
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T"ci‘.c 8 (doll) ' "" I- V -~ ._ "“
. 22:! if-~vr 0 (train) E V* --'__ -
292 "‘-~ -~ fi iiioxkey) . Q ` , ,_
221 1*' ,i-'cz 10 (sleigh) " , " ' __-‘ .
223 .‘"' ~ 7 (flame) "if wv )  `* . ' .
226 `\.i' "':_;1 3 (mech. toy) , f _ rf A X  1, _
221 i’~»i--not io fsieigio { »  _ y '
m vv;imifre<i 5 (doin 4 ,» , ° \ <1: . 1+  _
-229 George 1 (book) _ _ / L_  ,_
230 Annie 3 (b`ocl-ls) ( 4 . _,>;T‘ A " '
231 wenoei io (hockey) _ ’ _~  ‘ 
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.._,. _ Every Girl Needs
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_ Fur Trim
Auto Boots in
Black 01' Bfgwn
All sizes-all heels
Women’| -_ 92,95
Misses' _ _ 33,75
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FUUTWEAR .fr
Men’s two Buckle 
overshoes in Wool  `
Jersey and Cash- ,‘__
merette 
2.25 ....2 50 
Men's Zippers
3.98
`  OVERSHOES 9
nsaras _ Q FOR EVERY ONE
Wmmmu A1\§¢, ' The Gift That Will Be Appreclatod
WALDER-N.-At . .
on November 27, 1930, Mn. P. J.
Waldern, formerly Jean Webster, `
daughter ol the lata Mr. and Mrs. .
Charles Webster. Charlottetown. . .
,annum ms. .1.rm-nn umm -
me Mrs. cm-istio B. Monounii, "1-f' - o ' , l
widow of the late Alexander Mc- of
Dwsaii ues oi. mineral 'ruusny
at 1.90 from the home of her g " . I
 
to Beirut Cemetery. Janis Romeo;
-_ , in Black or .
lv. D. MGCLCGR' 1 ____l_!g_(gy~fi\__
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-“T3”-~“ BRADY FUUTWEAR 00.