"1’;-,j.'l,}.;.viia "in 7, 1:127

of grey,

lusts to fit niiheels. smooth new reliable jiffy"

-\ "l" t/wminv nth/tutti m..- (.11)

ls at

No doubt about this incl. We have not hurl time to c our big stock it would take too long but come in and see th gathered from the tour corners o! the globe.

beige, turf brown and black, they are made n1 2i. variety of styles, and Some have the

Got/ice

EADO

fastener.

'/i'i'_.r Lttlwl. Tl

~PRODUCT 9/‘ Dommiosinussetz COMPANY”;

LliviiTED

"All

CARTEITS BOOK and TOY STOKE

ount the number of 'l‘0YS in i! lllstlest and best selection

g Newest in Mechanical Toys, Flying Machines, Electric

'l‘rains, Boats, Acrobats, Game ' in Endless Array

Dolls

Every child wants a Doll.

Dolls

Ilcrc is where we excel. they can talk (and cry.)

The big BAZAAR and TOYLAND now open UP-S'l‘AI your selection. Goods put aside till wanted.

CARTER 8i COMPANY

SANTA (‘LAUS v t

.| gt’. ,..- '- "x v. '1'

r nrlﬁtf§l€tﬁ

s, Iron Toys

Dolls

See the (Jute BABY DOLLS,

ltS. Come early and make

LIMITED

ll EADQ U AlI/Ilﬁlth

TWISTED TWEED top-cunts for

Just ii little overcoat. 'i‘hiriy dollars. Futon..- Limited,

mizirt ilressers. t ihozid o1‘ the hlu.

I, f“ '“‘—'"—'.*———-—————-—---_- ._._. _.__.._...k _..______.______ _ _ . Central Guardian ST. PETEFFS» TEA and sziic l“ V. I . McLUltE & MucKINNUN have i nude all [reparations for tur buy- ing season. Buying dates will be g nnounced later. l WILL BE B01156 Lin» chick! \_ i ‘its and fowl -\‘\'<-tliiur.iiuy till noon - ‘r ‘ i. W. (‘umphclh iiizihunis liiraiil. \ i SII-IYI-Htl 2i g , , - ‘ ctrv coumt- The l regular lmonthly session of the City Court ;vill be held today (Wednesday) at. ‘i0 a. 1n.- t i _. ___ ‘ BE SURE/YOUR foxes are prime cfore tieltitig. See that they have * T l istrous coats. Sell to McLure 8r ’_ . ~t1e 83mg ._. I tlacKinnon. wherever Si _ ~ ‘ . “'""' . “a” folk 8° all ﬂlf Of ‘rue STANLEY nncmc. CLUB goised assurance attends the well- / liiflllllllglii n Inlvlrtilll; in Siziltiliz!’ , _ _ ' 1.1 . ‘riiltiy. lee. tltli ill 8 o'c out. ressed gonlldlhf‘ HUM gloves, SIIUCS l 1 iioi tine on the 10th. --evcr etai 0 the - . ——— __, y out dd?’ Comm“ l s1". PETEWS TEA and sulc tu- arc thoughtfully blended in the har- tiny. . monious whole. . ——* : WILL BE LOADING lire 11085 - . , - 7'1!!! JIFFY ;tc'n'i'in' t (lo '1' 1n= t U " 1'11: gdyfures’ Jlwiys In [aster clothe T, l nu“'l>titliltt'u ', lllltl-ll 7illil. Illltlllilht (3 cct warm y Smart __ c‘ mcons i,_ >t1",'i_tIIl|.._i||r|‘ i oi-ket prlvtrs ptiiil. (1.13. i'r:ii.l d; uously Trinity tuilorlld Ill ue tl“ lsmlayuvhubln ism“ s" l’“""'"'““ “lawggl - w ones q _.__-

12-7-21

. i l i WHITNEY sous OVERCOATS ‘tlngiisli clulli. Sizes Jill to »li. 'i‘\\t-ni_v dollars. Paitoun Liniitcti. 12>'i‘-2i. COLLEGE BOYS I|t‘i'1‘ is X0121‘ chance. liluo overroaits J25 to 51').

flonbli- br zisti-il. lull .skiri. lmrk IJVII. l'litsli polo lint-xi lwi-nty tlol- itiro. Pilltlllﬁ Limited, ' 12-7-21. ALL PERSONS li.l,Vl|l1,‘.' books of irkeis for llli- lottery’ in niii oi Si. Fliotniis Aquinas Sm-ii-ty. nri- iii-ak- il to rt-tnrn iiillll". sold or u sold.

eiori: Iictwi-nilitvi‘ 15th. hTtl-ll.’

POSTPONEiD. win-nut. stile of Lil. ban». Soutliptirt postponini nitil 'l'hnrsdu_r. Dtti-i-nibi-i- Nth ill 1 _I.lli. .

THE CUSHION loticriirtl in uiti ti‘ the Charlottetown IIOeiDIItII Phar- nncy wns won by I\ir. W.J. iirtiun. ‘ownul St. The lncity iitllllllt r was 3011. ‘

l ATTENTION ADVER1‘ISI\ZRS—

lWc rcspcctttill_\' ask all our advertis- ‘ gl 31's to see that. their advertisements 4- t‘ treach this oﬂiee by 10.00 a. in. oi the

tday preceding publication. otherwise qtg> insertion will not be guaranteed fin ‘w:

l ‘sing Dept.

‘appeared. pleaded guilty and were 3g ifined $10.00 or thirty (lays and t-

u ‘w

; Tiunrtliaii Advcr POLICE (JOURT- ‘Two drunks i$l5.00 or twenty days respectively.

{A motorist pleaded guilty to over- spccding and was thirty days.

ﬁtted $20.00 or

n‘

CHURCH OF SCOTLAND. -

‘IUW’. l-Zwcn Aiaclitiugzili, B. 17., will lprcuch Saturday 10th ill Hurray’ Iklrer iit 7 p. m iind Sabbath litii

iii. .\Ilil‘l‘tl_\' itivor tit 10.210; iiiiti. it‘ the 'l‘ruvclling is rnvourabie, tit » ‘iris tit. 3 p. ill. anti lit-lie River zit

y? p. ni.

ORWELL-VERNON SERVICES ~ —Scrvii- s in the Lftiltctl (Thiircli oi‘ .- Urwcii iintl Vernon next Sunduy \ .will be as follows: Orwell iientl rt ., 11 ti.in.; Vernon River at 2.30 p.i11. y t, ,‘Cherry Viiilcy at '1‘ p.m. The post- ‘lltllltlll nnotliit: oi‘ Si. Auilrtitvs ltlrivcll- will be helil in thiit. (lhnrttli _ ion iloniiny. lino. 12th at! 2 p.m.

i HARRIS - AITKEN _ .1 \'i:l'V

Long y Distance Rates

PM oit this Continent. Telephone culls to points outside oi‘ Prince ‘ island will be classified on and after December 1st, 1927, ac- to the following method: .

STATION -TO- STATION SERVICE

"l"! lo Station service should be used when you are willing t\ ‘ANYONE at tho distant telephone-that is, when you do not net-t l ihirticular person on the line. This is the cheapest form o

IIEDUCED EVENING AND NIGIIT Sl-IRVlUl-l

li tlic calls are placed during the cyening or nilllt.

h 5 NI‘ cent of the day rate. NIGHT RATE, which is ei fective from 8.30 p.m. to 4.30 n. m» i no cent. 6t the day me.

PERSON-TO-PERSON SERVICE

Briton 1n n given exchange. Pcnon-to-Person service iii Illﬂl- llllﬂ-servlcc requires [router operntingllabor and circuit time thlll ‘Wlitutiun service, the rate is about 25 per cent hixher tho" ll-lc-htation rate. '

APPOINTMENT AND DIEBSENGER SERVICE

llhcnt service and Messenger lervice are special kinds oi per- ‘ lerviee. _ h INTMENT CALI/rate, which h about so per cent higher ‘hlliiﬂ-to-statlon rote, is quoted when you nuke a call lllﬂ m will speak t» n plrﬂcllllr person nt a speciﬁed fllhlf° "l"- "EHHENoi-zn out. me h chat-mi when m rim I "m! "ll ior a m," who b, poached s, telephone and ninn “t by messenger. riih rate h about so per cent. hither ihlh "t" mm" "l6. and to it is added the cost of the rneslﬂllﬁ-

TIIE REPORT CHARGE

7°" llllce “ii g "gunnin- pq-lon and toi- any mun h! ""5" thus IIDOMOL, or will not talk’. or ll N" 11"" ' “u I lot ready to tall when’ the coiled perlon in will! Wlllll" l" i l RT CHARGE h mode. The report chum h 1W1 "m" l llltll-lo-ltltlon rm. It h intended to com inrt 01"" u‘

unhovnymnmnppiyw ooliobetween twin" will rennin u at prclllt.

International and lnierpruvintial§

iortler ti) conform with the practice now uniform almost cvcry- "‘

" rates tor Station-to-Stotion calls are subject to substantial rc~ " “ EVENING BATE which is effective from 7.00 to 8.30 p. nh. is '~ l

l Harold L. Worthy»

l Sole Agent for Dr. Allan's t.“ . .

" "I! make a call specifying that conversation is det-lircd with I

s; __'.‘ _ ~_ f“ » Ttiuii-t biil pretty wi-titliut: took iriiire ._. ‘ ‘on ‘fhursiiuy ill tht- resilience oi.‘

“._. >_ w lhcr sister. Mrs. l".lt. Aiticliontilil. iiuiiftix. oi‘ unit-n.- .\ltll'Kill‘t'l.

Out 0f Step

All nature is

henlt

Vics Vapo Rub

There is nothing Vbpo Rub.

like

(Jail und let us further details.

QIVC yllll

For Remedies

GUERNSEY COVE

for the month of November. (Hun... xﬂi, Evelyn Winaioe;

When Health Gets A

regular and

works according to seasons. :

Only mankind is wilful and .-

pnys the penalty in deranged h.

Represents the one medica- tion by stlmulntion and in-

tion for stubborn coughs and colds in head or chest. Vics

|t~pori oi‘ (luernscy Cove School‘ 2x’

iliniglitci" oi’ the into (i. Albert until Mrs. Aitken, in‘ Georgetown. anal

;.\lr. (‘ltlflilltie W. llurris. or Sinn- tino-rslde. Priitci- idtiwtiril isltinii.

'l‘lll.'.‘ litltlur(y)'l"l‘ltl'l‘tl WN i l l ‘ARDIAN

“Say it ivith Furniture " ‘ The Lasting Way of \ .Sa_ving Merry (“Christmas

i Gift hunting‘ becomes a fascinatin pastki me when you can d0 it at your leisure and taketime to browse around and see the exquisite thing's so ap- propriate for gifts. Start rigjht now, g0 through our ﬁvc floors, you will

..- ﬁnd numberlcss ideas for everyone 0n your list.

‘l

‘Boudoir . Lamps

Beautiful Christmas Gifts Never tlitl you see stich a. vziriety" of them in (Iharlottetown for your approval. the latest (lesions and c0lorini;'s are here. (iolorings that wir harmonize so beautifully ivith your hangings. There’s nothing more decorative, nothing‘ that adds to the hominess of the home than the soft

colorful shades of these lamps. Shades for every room, and at prices you want t0 1Jay. t

Genuine solid utalnut stands beautifully turned with new antique wal- nut shaded ﬁnish, either Piano or Bridge style, and only $12.75 each.

Every gift Offurniture you, give your sit-i or boy friend is a gift for the‘ future home It is a ivorth while gift. / i

Make This a Furniture Christmas

t HQDQS

ltov. (LJ. ‘ifrtnvtlls tiiiiciztleti.-—li:ii- Jinn lit-ruiil.

A KINDLY MISSION.—Oli Fri- ttiay afternoon Mr. H. C. Patterson ivisited Fiilconwood Hospital and

$ummerside~Charloiieiown y "@Z]@Irrz;qn§s,y7t1rnish your om;

y‘ showed his beautiful iliin "Glen- ‘»_j Igarry School Days" to the patients, ,who enjoyed it equally with the

mriiensuvtsiv‘ 55'

q _ . _ it inn htbrhieistrﬁmrmhrir r

gcandy treat provided. On leaving

“1§1t%i§

t%t§7i%t§r§i§t§ttﬁtr?t§i§¢y

‘ Mr. Patterson left a large box of] " candy and films for entertainment,

iiicss is much appreciated.

;sult'eti one of the City doctors on :Ttiesday night to receive treatment

lfor a badly blackened eye. Ho claim- Mr.

icn twenty dollar bank notes.

rather too innch in strong waters aboard.

'~ TEACHERS sruov __ o

Herbert School on

'-’~| Th.

during the winter months. His kind- __.

1* srnnivtirz‘ sroim-A innn coi1— 1nd,.

En- Charlottetown. stopped over m sec rietl out. The program for the next nt the home oi‘ hirs. Stirling Wir- quiry at the police station elicitedihis friend. Rev. Neil Herman. pastoijmcciing wns planned as follows:—- Kai)‘ on \\"t-tiiii-stluy' cvrltintz, Dcvvl the information that this story hadlof the First Baptist Church. overiDiscussion on how to arouse interest umber _ v been mid by the mam who 11nd tinnitus week-end. Upon the request oiain primary pupils. suitable method (‘lltuivll tiii- iii-st viciliiesiitty as tho ed its accompanist for the evening the way oiiMr. Herman. Mr. Messervey snnZ allot inti-odueintr arithmetic w besiu- rctzului‘ tiny oi‘ Itwctlllt-l- hIKl Wlll l>° ithe close oi’ the sermon Sunday ev-ncrs. and methods of trenching coni- tcning. "The Lord is my Light.“ by position to junior pupils. Lt was de- stitntr." GROUP f Alilsten. _ q/mizgp-A mgeﬂng of ihtgtne Royal College has been a trulyitivn teachers io be appointed to give 1‘:ll('hi‘.|‘.\i of Mt. Herbert iind tiliT-lbfllllﬂnii one. _ rotintllutr districts was held in Mt ‘tone voice and his ﬁne interpretn-‘Thc next meeting Will be held Monday. Nov. jtion of the solo last night compiete-iPembrokc school. Inspector J .-l~‘. Doyle wits pi-cn-Jy thrilled the large congregation of, out. and presided over the tiieetlnil- 10V" Will"! hundred 1190019- l" 193°,‘ _ run omen". were plectcd towMnMesservey was the winner otthc; »-~-A meeting u-ns ltnltl ll1 tho

miectltig ol the 'l‘i-.ncl1c.rs_ will ll‘ :1 Teachers‘ Study Group. inectintzsi .-iud ihi- follow-in; oilit-iars upltulni- helm: heartily UIICIIFUII. Protzrtnn: held in .\it. llcrhc-t ychotil, 1M2 to ht- hclti every two weeks. The fol-l - Prvsitli-lli i.\lrs. Stirling .\lu'r Sttlti—.\ll$S Jo Jenkins; Solo’:- \ y ‘iuwnig oﬁicrrs were oppointcdi- \;|_\': \'ii ‘ri-sitlt iii -.\lrs Jelly! .\li'. (ion. livers; Readlii|-!—Ml=~-

‘Pres. Mr. J. McLean; vice-pres. Mr. wiiii-yt/ri-i s .\|rs. W. l’. (fniii- IIilHllllTf-‘Ytlil Solo — Mr. Austin

DEILIGIITED CONGREGATION-lili. IuIIIIITlKliIII secty-trras. Miss Helen‘ UFUIII llll‘i‘i'illl'.<- .\lrs (iuuiblr: Mir‘ Triiilwl‘; Sillv- MPS- W-E. Fletcher‘

Robert M. Messe vt,_y. of thcﬁlulomcn. Abusiness committee “'ﬂ'\l.ltllll|t~'i(tll; .\l|'s. lll‘t't'lli Autiirors~ Ri'iltllllll~—lll'. Geo. Green: Solo- . ied that he had been set on by iivcRoyai College of Music. Lotition. {appointed to see that tlic program! .\li‘s liiicininnii; Airs. Triiinor. Th“ Mr, Percy Williumii; bole-Miss‘ ' tthugs and robbed of $140.00 in sev- England. on his way to his home itrfor each meeting be sticcessttiilycnr-. llltsl i-ctzniiii- inc-tint; will be hrul Annie lhiiniirell; Reading——ltlri

(lee. Beers; Solw-Mr. Percy Wil—' liiiins: Sketch-Mr. Austin \'I'l‘ﬂillf haw-i or, Miss‘ Sterns very skilfully act;

0th. 'i‘hi- members At. the conclusion of the program u hourly vote of thanks was tendrl- ed the performers for the splendid , manner in which they had enter- ‘ SUCCESSFUL SOCIAL AT taiiwd. This was responded to b)‘ His magniﬁcent bariqthe solution at the next mectiuitdMARStHFlELD-Tln- concert lintl Mr. Geo. Beers. Our old friend. lhlliilxlltlllfltll held in yiarshtii-lti iliullon Mr. IMJ. McDonald then auctioned iNov. lllilYl. lllit.l’i‘ tltc auspices of the boxes to the entiresnilstueiioiz |thc Y.I'.S. or the l'nited Church. dt‘ all parties. A vote ofthanlw NEW INSTITUTE ORGANIZED Willi till nnqiiiiliii :l nnccess- tinatt- and also three cheers was lender- lriitlly Illlll nthiu-iviso. The llallwas ed him tor the very satisfactory

[mod-n m; 111,. "Jiiblici- Women's Iii-

Mr. MBSSCTVcyb course in aided to have a question box. and

Cecil LcLachout‘; 3. ("We l-1l9l43l7ll"t.hc term' President-Mr (loo. Mitriﬂrand Prize in music for the whoie-‘Schotiihoiise nt Albany on Sntnr- tilled with a largo and appreciative manner in which he had conducted

Bil i‘.

Helen IJQIJICIIQIII’. (lraule Vl—<l. TGlVY UEVQY;

ch01"; 4th. Jhrius Brehnut.

2. Aubrey LeLaeheur: Harris; 4. Kim-ball LeLacheur. Grade l|—1. Arthur Davey;

ey (equal).

Grade l'8r.—-i. Louise Davey; Beryl Howe: t, Fred Goebee; Reuben Goober»; ' (trade 1 Jr.--l. and Bruce Hawkins (Qtluhl): Roy Bell.

no ‘.0 .......i L

ii ha“

tirade iX-l. Jack Winsloe: 2nd Loin iebncheur: 3rd. hietou belni- am, m» [he study group, and M90 n ‘(trade ill-t. Machon IAGIAICIIQIII‘

3. Perle

Thelma Lebuciieur and Beryl Dov-

t URlf.Y F TIUR

FOR__4£._L YIOUR'BAAKING t- Pies, Cakes, Buns and Bread L" DOES ALL BANKING

I Lloyd Hawkins‘ 2,.

interpret J; Mnchon teacher. . .. .. I

fnl information concerning the ben-

ehell; Vicc*Preii. Mics Minnie tiii---of Canada. and he is now n Rhodesltiuy aiftcrnoon. Dccitnbtw 3rd. Kay; sacrgtay-ynalwmﬂ Helen C. lScholar in Music in Lnndon.-Monc-| the purpose or organizing n Woni- hint to stand throughout the entire his usual jovial manner. Drlscull. Mr. Doyl.» gave some usP-iton T111198-

TEACHERS’ STUDY CLASS. - A ti talk on the work oi the \\'oiiit-ii'< in hf= usuﬂl hum" HYYl" very interesting demonstration on| meeting was held __ i the use of the sand table. The. first school. for the purpose of organlzingtitul- iwuthteon

fli“ 2li|lIli‘lll‘<‘. iiud thoiiizlt u number the sale. Mr. McDonald replied ill The pro- . ‘en's lnstituti". Miss Windsor. trey woninu. the host ot‘ order prevaii- coeds amounted to 8104.00. which Supervisor. was present. nntl nitiiiyt-d. Rnr. l-‘.1<2. li00iltl‘0_\'(i presided amount goes toward paying for tnr and th" new organ for the new United in Gaapereauxlustituttn. conducted mi- orrzniiizu- l'!\|l‘.i\\'ll1Lf prinzi-iim was oxceptioii- Church. which is now nearing eoin~

members cnroltwI rilly wt-il l'l'llilt‘l'i‘ll.- or ry nunibi r pletlon,

pawn

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