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UP IN HOLLY PAPER

AND BOX

Call, write or phone

our store

k your grocer to get it f

for you.

of fruit and spice

g _ ‘Alli! Everything nice!

.i. That's the way a small girl . describésbifi‘ I

. Fruit A Cakes

I ey’re so very appetising, so delightfully ni, so deliciously ﬂavored, that the dry of their goodness will last for a long

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Stewart's Bakery '

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Charlottetown

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Polishers, 1 m Cleaners,

e Lamps o Lamps. le Lampl. lng Pads. ing Irons, cel Wavers. is,

aters.

mos Bottles. lights

x Ware. a

inum Ware, yBiue Ware,

lo Ware,

oy Work Baskets. mb Trays.

l Boxes. .

ie Sticks, Kettles.

r Bells. Hods,

- Boxes, king Stlndl, inisrs,

- Sets.

\\‘ Sandwich Trays, r Were. Community» Piste, _

"Me oi Silver, "nil silver Vases. lug sets. nleee cutlery,

ks. st Knives.

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Trays, king Trays, ' relia Stands, k Ends, er Gongs, in. 0t Cilpperg,’ n. l nten’ Tools,

mill"! and Robes, 8Ielghs,

" Sets and Motors, Rockers, clrrlagee,

ties,

‘We Coasters.‘

‘ins new em. ‘I'm y Lighting "-50 and this.

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_ LITTLE SANDS SCHOOIT‘

llonor roll for November:

Grade viJF-l Stewart MacDonald 2 Coleman MacDonald.

Grade VliI—1 Katharine Mac- Miilan 2 Cecil MacLean.

Grade VII—l Charlotte Gillie and Margaret MacDonald, (equal)

Grade V.—1 Mary M-acLennnn 2 Olive MacDonald 3 Neils MacDon aid 4 Alex Stewart.

Grade ‘JV-l Catherine MacNeill 1nd Donald-a MacDonald (equal: 2 Idn MacLeod 3 Sarah Munn 4 Neil MaoNeill.

Grade I—1 Mae MacLean 2 Haz e1 White 3 Irene MacDonald 4 Hec- tor 'MacDonlald 5 Margaret Mac- Lean and Arthur Gillie, (equal).

Periect Attendance: Common» MacDonald, Katherine lii-acMillnn Cecil MacLean. Margiaret MacDon- Ill]. ‘Charlotte Gillie, Donalda Mac Donald. Ida. MucLood. Margaret WCLOB“, Normn MacLi-an, lilac MacLoan.

v Alice M Macltae, teacher. ———————20§

VERNON RIVER SCHOOL

lionor Roll oi Vernon River School ior the month oi November.

Grade ilX—1 Pansy Wood.

Grade VlIl——1 Lona Carver, 2 ls Jlbell Bruce 3 Harold Wood.

Grade VI—-1 Mll-‘LOII. Wood, 2 Al dren Carver, 3 Joseph Currie. Grade V-l Jean Carver 2 Gor- don Lea and Francis O’d(eeii‘e. (equal; 3 Merle bicDouald 4 Joe epb McDonald. . Grade (JV-l Fern Lee 2 Evelin McNeill 3 ‘Rena Carver 4 Glen L61. 5 Doris Wood 6 Donald McDonald Hughlo Douceiio and Allen Currie (equal.

Grade ll (Sril-dtalph Lea 2 Ber» nice O'Keeffe 3 Alice (loady 4 Wil ired McDonald.

Grade Ii (Jr.)—- 1 Mildred Coadr 2 Margaret Currie 3 Hele nMoDou aid

Perfect Attendance: Jean Car

vel‘. Rena Carver. Highest AvoragezFern Lea 91.7 Ethel l-lynes. teacher.

BELLEVUE SCHOOL

Honor roll o1 Bellevue Schoo for the month oi November: Grade Vll.l--1 Annie Matliesor 2 Belle MacPherscn 3 Annie Mai .\iaoPherson. _

Grade V-l Ruth biaoPliei-son 2 jJohn Alec MacPherson. i Grade lll—1 Stanley MacPhee f Jessie MeoBoth 3 Lizize Rae Mac qherson.

Grade Di-—1 Phoinia MacPborsor 2 Maggie MaoPherson H Grade l (SrJ-l. Hugh MacPher son 2 Kennie MacBeth 3 Nana) biaclﬁierson. "Grade ~I .i‘Jr)—1 Malcolm Mac- Phee 2 Johnnie MscPherson 3 Lesi- or MacPherson. , Periect Attendance: Annie Math» .eson, Lizzie Rae MaoPhei-son. Jes sieJvbaoBoih. Mary MacPhoe. Ken- hib MacBeth j Isabel R. Matbeson. teacher.

\re there going- to be any regrets to "arrow about that good meal you‘r ‘.l net to stow away tonight. BEND" ko Seigelhi Syrup. Any drug stori- __.-.

.Give T hem till! ‘ﬁﬂMM$‘

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‘~ These are the only kind

that reﬂect the mu. l"! l" ' indugne or Hi0 giver. "rm m. elusive ﬂestikes of advanced doslgrrin all our Chflﬂmll ' ' noveltieg and are selected’ especially for this Christmas. The list ls too long to enum- ei-ete. we have something ior everybody and will be PM‘ ed to show them to W"-

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.1 PRESBYTER|AN SERWCES __|oi reduction oi capital, is to be uni

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' THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN" v

Central Guardian Annual Meeting I ‘ United Farmers _ (lo-operative Co.

LOADING LIVE H088 at Basel- brook on Monday. December 20th, Harry Jenkins. 3380-1247.“,

,°|'1",:,Q"re':§vbi‘c“{;e:f"ﬁglmrtggi: (Special n. the Guardian) ca”... st Jam“ church P n‘ TORONTO. Dec. 15. -—By a vvote at ha" pa“ new“ 9' m“ oi 151 to 17 the shareholders oi the ' Unltedlfaqmgrs Cooperative Oom- “ lbw)’. m te . at their annual FARMERS ATTENTmM -w° meeting in Massey Hall yesterday

2:868:24? ‘Inglis "$33K ‘urmgzat agreed to a Proposal oi the direct. market price‘ “any Junk,“ |ors to reduce the capital of the v 312142144‘ company to 3336.626 and to reduce

the value oi the shares irom $25 WHENVTHE DAY is coma-

to $12.40. Under the original hy-

nmkesabummm a on law the capital stock was $1.250.- m enema“ mmmm'“‘e'wnh°e“gzg,ooo pilr value, divided imd 50.000 new m, renewal mbacrlmlom shares oi $25 each. with the pro- visigurtyhat n; dividend Shtlllilld e13 ROUND LACE ed ed "mm o“ cee o. orty seven t ousan l“ assorted Bu“ 8a Bensaugnalsleven hundred and ninety-two oi value “feted from 9 to 12 ‘fclock thzseh shares have been sold t0 Friday morning only 12c eachl_ls re elders ior 31.194300 on ac-i Moon a MOLEOD mo. sass °°“'" "t "hm “75-“2 h" b-“n ‘Dalia and $319,157 is outstanding.

lq-ERR," the new e reduction in capital will ho ‘Square black case. (apsotwdgame-ﬁﬁg; “iieoted ‘by cancelling 29.471 oi the and "D Buck "ml J‘ G. Jahﬂeson~_,i7.792 shares. issued and outsland. 3389_12_17_2L ills’ and changing 16.138 shares.

k the balance oi such issued and out- MEMBERS 0F St. Peter's Cathe-

stzitigdixlg shares] to 70-051 shares “m! con e gum a _W on par va ue and declarinq, tend a, fgegschoo. ‘;%n‘1‘:1§fdat‘°8a;_ that the denim oi’ tilt! company; m. to assist in work tor Christmas 5m" be m’ least “mm m the “m” dQQQfaUOn-s‘ 0f i119 aggregate par value oi all issued shares having par value CHURCH SERVICES —YORK— “m” $1250 l“ “we” '° “W” “*1 MARSHHELD CHURCH _Umwd sue share without par value plii-s Church oi Canada services next Sun- mo“ aulounts as some “m” by m" day. Marshiield 11 a. m. vdru a l“? °f 3'1“ “fmpilﬁijhmﬂfi lﬁtlinlran“;

. m. Sun a ~. ewe‘ ‘"9 °- e '1 W ° {Ly 7 p_ u: y school 2 p‘ m‘ Brad‘ shareholders to persons who arc ‘ creditors ni the company at time]

‘Summ 19th Ow n w iiulied except as provided by suIi-' ‘ier anli road contiiitllont; B)? Giff; section 4 oi section l6 of the 0n.‘ could not meet his appointment-s tall“) °°nw“m°9 "m- i y,“ Sabbauk Weamm. and roads ‘it was pointed out tlint the cap- wnnmuhig [he services Wm be hem ital stock has been impaired and 1,; fonows.__ Dundm at u m m that the net value of the assets as

qnrdignn at 3 0.0km.“ Montague n? at Sept. 30. 1926- was 3370.642.

7 0-c1ock_ ,The mos-t pressing problem was 1 {said to be connected with the old A deficit which it would take years

l0 wipe oil’. Those who have paid ‘in full will receive new shares for

Mr. and Mrs. Lemuel Jily have each one now held. The direct- "c-turned to their home at Fanning "H's declared that the actual value Jrook. aiter a pleasant v43“ with oi the stock will not he impaired riends at Covehend. and that the company will he en-

PERSONALS

.nbled_ to pay any earned dividend

Mr. Albert Wise, who wag so Furthermore. the clienm lent ltq overly injured by an automobile, Hell‘ to the rmnl principle of co-op- s reported somewhat better today, eriitive marketing.

"Mr. Ellie Brownvhas returned to‘ Ork. after a short: visit with riends in Ch‘town.

Chicago University said “is" is ‘correct. Nortlmmsiem Uuivgrgjiy |said "are" ls correct.

’I‘hey took it to Harvard. Tliatlii- stltutiom approved "is.”

A dictionary stood by “arc." The

M“ [math u vesuey, Ymk’ h; vice-president wired Princeton and pgnﬂfng the “mek m 3L John’ m“ the trniii-c mun Yliio. They were ‘nest of ho;- gLql-pr M“, Q L_ 3m, tozetiier the next day when the two in. telegrams were brought in. Each oillclul opened ills hopefully. and

l-iis many friend's are plQ-ugoi] to the ‘battle gleam in each oyo turned ea Mr. Robert Thompson. suridlk. w iOY- " .. .. ‘round again after his recent sev-i “Willem LYON P1191?“ my“ a“ iro illness. for Yale." shouted the trniilc man-

Mr. John C. McDonald. Point ‘rim. is visiting in Hi0 city,

--_- tiger triumphantly. U.

‘Mr. Albert King Georgetown. is “Prhwewll prefer“ ""~ "ﬂmed bending a few days at Union Road N16 V|°°'P"°5ld°“" . . ..

he llllﬁnlt 0i Thos. H. and Mrs. Yeo.i The!’ @0859‘! ‘l m1“ ‘ma ‘"5 ‘Wm’

. y ’ Mrs. William R litl HRESBYTERIANS ‘aughter Eileen oiylatllllo “Iggy weir: WILL SOON BE AT ‘ ""1118 the visitors over the week’ OLD “ME STRENGTH Fm- Ule Silents oi Mr. and Mrs. iienry Fitzgerald Sr. Prince St.

MONTREAL. QUE" Dec. 15. —— ——- Ministers and clergy liﬂid "lbllie

Mr. J. Edgar Wlhitlock left yester- to Dr. Ephraim Scott last evening ‘ay morning on an extended visit at n reception and bnnqilei- 8W9“ YITQi-plzyito] and other Canadian in ‘his honor at tho Presbyterian ‘tes. hie in Tor .00 age. ‘ ock will take a spgélihl Igdlurxhlh ‘Rev. Dr. Scott. has been editor ho manufacture and repairing 0i 0i the record ior the liﬂﬁt 20 V911“ uto tires. and the reception marked his re- tirement from the oiiicial Presby- Jiir. Alexander Ma terlan organ. ‘rovlncial TreasurycLgaglarotlndllilla, R9“ Dr- McGmivl-ay’ Moderator "turned yesterday morning from 0i the General Assembly, was the ‘iontasue. where he attended "the main speaker o! the evening. He ‘moral 01-1113 cough]. the 1am Angus 1mg completed a church tour oi lecLeod. Ontario and tho west. and gedict- ‘d. ‘ed that. hthe Preilg-lylﬁfiiinengtgulif: i rs. Richard Beck will reac 91'9"“ ‘m 3 r ' o the Harbor, aiter Qilfnliieilylﬁg fore long ii the congregations con- FH-t twg months with her son, 1,9»... tinue increasing at the present a. at ort E1 in. N. . . rate. " ' .111 be ﬂpefndlgg mg imwéiidgﬁ’; Rev. Dr. Thomas Eakin. princip-I ‘i9 winter with her daughter, Mm oi oi Knox College. was among the ‘orace l-iyd . other speakers.

‘ POSTAL REGULATION . When making an app‘e pie sim- 8 mer the peelings and the célfliisthlﬂ- The attention oi ch b1 nether until they are so . en “med m the m“ ma‘: E:,,ylc¢a1€ strain the juice into the pie plate. roneruid to a greet extent with 1118K“ i“ P1“ i“ m” ““““1 way" ‘io post oiiice. especially during This greatly improves the ﬂavor- ‘ie Christmas and New Year seas-

Safeguiarding _ /

Island Ho ¢$l./> j / ,. TfGreat-West Life, the co-operation licyholders, is do- 1 share of this work,

gitdhas more business in gw-in “The Garden of the

you! s Hi1 ILl i“;

‘wigs e or‘

This Company has never paid less than 6% interest on profits dnd policy proceeds left with the Company, and is in ex- cellent position to continue a high rate in the future. Com- pare this record with anything else in which the security is absolute.

High Interest Rate-

the most vital factor _ - in Life Insurance.

1 lf/ﬁﬂ

HEAD OFFICE —

WINNIPEG

Branch hﬁice for Prince Edward Island at Charlottetown

HYNDMANf 8i COMPANY LIMITED, MANAGERS

51 Agents at all principal points. "

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.‘ii'.i“‘..f.'if.°“.’.iﬁﬁ.““i'°i“’“'l‘yne valley l 9 y our - ~ e

‘nches iii size. Envelopes and And Vicinity

‘arde smaller in size than 3 by 4

Imo- but are particularly annoylns mo gnd surrounding districts on ‘uring the busy season.

ind envelopes larger than 3 by 4. he following objections are pointed Lydia McArthur. had passed to the \ut in the use oi cards cl‘ a size Gregg Beyond. The iormer wag 82 imallor than above ruontlonedt- ymm 0f ago and the latter 78

1.—Smnll envelopes and curds yeafg; yet, were in the best oih

i on and general handling. .——'I‘he cancellation mark in was obtained, yet "iany cases ohlitoratcs part oi the marked them ior its own.

it least delayed. - 3._--'l‘he small size renders the yonrg their lives have been exem-. notation and the ltlalking up oi plgry ones. sober and industrioum|

vh fspoed 'ls essential.

zhe bundle in which they are tied. versnry. and at that time it nppoar- - . ——_———-o0¢»-——- . m1 n; ii‘ they would enjoy many ' All! IT i8 ORIS IT ARE?

use oi ‘sre" and " ",

htith llil i’ ii. ‘but by their many humble writertodoi ‘P l a er am

friends an relatives. They leave to

‘a recalled. in a circular e Nice-pre- sident wrote: "Along the righwpl way ls a tremendous area in which

Lo aches are diﬂlcult to handle at any A deep 310cm was cast over Bay- “NHL The funeral was he“ on D b r 3rd when it was 5mm” mm‘ “m? 1M6 residence Mr. pggeon Ramsay‘ was a able to be out again. com e . i. - l in urging the public to use cards $2,931’; us“ M,‘ John McLean and ‘teoytheallsat 14 Presbyterian come. ilsitor to

his vote. vino was felmeﬂv Mi" stormy day and bad condition of the roads a large concourse of peo- Tryne \E 0y,‘ are receiving con- teen months in Watertown, Maslmdiwgro l" New Ymk-

F“ a’ eomiort and. cheer to the bereaved. i ddress ‘with the probability that great part of a century they had The remains were placed in u“, ‘ie article may be min-delivered or been prominent citizens oi the same HHNL The floral ma...“ g0” 0m m M“ and Mm Bums tnrio, retumw; m his home m, Fri. The ﬂea of ﬂdmmuon is 25 “we place. During their long span o! were numerous and beﬂumuL 9 ‘

more years in this old world oi ours Linklctter. spent Sunday with her um gogis; ' but GOII willed it vtnerwiw- The!’ parents.‘ w. .i. and rim. Montgom- which uei. as operating. and hav- When universities disagree on the will be greatly missed not only by ery. Port Hill. '

Alter two mbnths chasing the mourn one daughter. Mrs. Angus chaste: Hospital. Boston. Mass. is words through a gdnolgggig ]Qb’.MdL9llllﬂH. Port Hill. and three spending a month's vacation with ‘inth. the Buriinatonr Railroad still one, Ileslie and Arthur. BeyisideJhor parents ‘Mr. and Mrs. Goo. learn i

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L _ t 14 and Stanley on the bome-lviilsh. I legille. been threatened HARLEM NEGROES HAVE

1.“, 'Il ' "N e l‘ ° h“ pnaumonla i5 SCHEMES "r0 ca? RENT

with an attack oi

NEW YORK, Deco. 16 —Two no-

‘ _ y; Do n, 31d . vel easy-money schemes have V" Bannerm“ k c uga e grown up in Harlem, haven 0i the

“uiaimerside on Monday.

notwithstanding tho I. v Mr. "ant ‘Mrs. Thomas Nisbet. lord who has spent thc- past eigh-

The "rent party" is the most un-

pie assembled to pay their last res- grntukatio s, _on the birth oi a he": returned to hi5 home in Bide PM! ,0 W0, whom m mm my baby girl’ dumber 6th,. iord. zique. When the visit oi the rent d . - r "

unnnot be satisfactorily passed "mm; and leading active lives. Vila, ‘a: czggugfﬁiorba: Rgﬁe_i_aeg_

‘iroulgh the electric cancelling mzi- Thgy were stricken with the "cold" Martin. who had been their PM!" MW ""1335 i0 111°" Mme i" "Hill"! 118i‘ 855W!”- Mm Ambma“ p \

‘hme- Th!“ 111911115 11 810W"? $311991‘ which developed llilo llneummﬂa‘ ior a number of years. assisted by Port liill {latter spending three Ccles. Milton. has returned to her ‘lu“m-f"l"nlnlot‘m‘ lmvmﬁtatp “cfﬂg

and ultlmnsh till‘ be" mfgtlﬁl “at: Rev. Bruce Carew, who in an lm- months ‘Ilivllh their brothers lrihome in Port Hill. a“ ‘ma m“ °" a 5 pressive manner spoke words oi Aherdee-W-Bssk-

_____ collector is imminent and the iam-

ues-srslcgell and Edmund Birch’ MlSB lilurtild Birch W110 has been ‘l; ttliletflfggy ifuwxl-ﬂfﬁllzmzhghtiuffnii"

box-oiiice is the sidewalk. where tickets to the "rent party" are sold to whom ever among the paseerlhy can be importuned into the home.

‘ , I Mr. Beecher McDongall who has Tho sympathy‘ oi.‘ the community been inspecting ioxee through On-

MaoCanaiamd in the death oi their day. youngesiiuiqn Elliot. WlIO passed Visltom lo town on Snturdayaway Subsidy. December 12th at the

upward, according to the "ewanhi- ness" oi the household. - The motley room o: guests oc-

Mr. Emmet Williams. Roxbury.

nk ni the oﬂico oi, n time and always ready to give a heipinx ion"... MiIIQr‘ Mn and Mm gems“; wgsdpﬂq on Tummy aiter- sister. Mrs. R. L. Sharpe. Eilerslio. ‘ I hand wherrver and whenever need- W519], ﬁnd iMrL shrine Mme‘, “Dom ‘ - me ‘Meuers “no u“ was M m”

4--0W|1I8 to smai size there isa ed. Only n little more than one mum-sue, M“ {roster possibility oi loss, as small mouth ago this ivortily 6011MB @919" Northam. Mr. Ephraim Phillipa and ~erda or envelopes may iall out oi iirated their £01119“ W654i"! "1"" Mr. Foster Sinai-p.

11:51:!“ more diillcultvand bumpers their manners gentle and obliging were Mn and M“! E_g_ nurleighngnriy age at nine months. The iiin- Mass" l-s a; present the guest oi his cumnany get bolstsmus’ loading

. Among the visitors to Summer-l“

A sonioeg accident occurred atsiilo on Tuesday were R. Lloyd and Ellerslie eniFriday afternoon when Mrs. Sharp, Ellerelie. Mr. Emmet Mr. St ' Miliar had ibe inisior- Williams was o, passenger to Miss Jean Montgomery. teacher/tune ot-g ng his glove caught in Charlottetown. the gasoline ongino

M“ Mmimmrv The other scheme, in which the rewards are uncertain except ior the promoters. is a sort o! lottery. known ms "numbers" or the “policy game." opera-ted with the daily Ill- uroii or total stock market Isles an _ m‘ TWSMY- mcmnb" m‘- a‘ l“ a bars Although contributions ii"! lllﬂllm. die linger and the ton Phillips homo (Lying-in Hospital). o; as "m, a, a Mona "e loummd . oi tbewli ‘h tins" °i ‘he riKhl Boston. Mass. to Mr. and Mrs. conﬂderqhlo mm,‘ m.‘ “whoa ' Mire Gmsio Welsh. R. N.. Win- hand completely taken crii. Robert Wyse a son, iMi-s. Wveo wee ----@o¢-_.._... '

iorirerly Miss Eleanor William's. Que ‘hon-rd keep than" w“

rs. Alvin Phillipe. Ell- ty Hospital. , lemme Dank, aw T I I '

t. .._.. Her mall‘, irlenils will be 5W1 l" Braduate nurse from Prince Ooun- m" m. cum“; "hi", m‘ u.‘ .