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for the lioiiday Season 1029 We have again provided a splendid selection for the com- ing gift giving season, perhaps better than in former years which is saying very much con- sidering our former displays.

The NEWEST DESIGNS FOR season ma. also New Years Cards each eard provided with a beautifully lined envel- ope. We have a wonderful Card in many designs and colors for only l cents each, then prices "Ills up to 25 cents.

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Samples for your selection with name and lililleao engrav- ed on each Card. look over our Sample-Book you are sure to find what you want.

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ANNUAL MEETING oi Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals in City Hail tonight at B P. M. 23l-ll.

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SLIPPY DRIVING NOW. — Y0 need Dreadnought Tire chains. Fen- neli 8r Chandler. llilbll-ZQ-fmwfiwks.

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ATTENTION IS DIRECTED to poultry advertisement of -F. J. liol- lnali who is buying all kinds (‘messed poultry, 204-11.

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SAD NEWS-The news oi the sudden death of Arnie Elizabeth Crosby, widow oi the late Arthur E. Crosby, formerly oi this city, came as a shock to her many friends in Charlottetown. Ivfrs. Crosby died Sunday. Nov. 24th.. at her home in South Bend. Indiana oi apoplcxy. The deceased was a. sister oi Mrs. George E. Gardiner, 222 Grafton St, and visited her native province during the past summer. The Guar- dian extends its sincere sympathy to therelatlves of the deceased.

MR. H. C. CROWELIJS ILLNESS AND BEBEAVEMENT — In view of the continued serlousdliness oi Hor- atio C. Crowell, Press Representa- tive, Atlantic Region, Canadian Na- tionnl Railways, who is now in i110 Royal Victoria Hospital, Montreal, it will be impossible for him to ans- wer in person at present the very large number oi letters of sympathy and condolence which he has rc- eeivod from friends far and nenr concerning the death oi his mother and his own He intends to do so, however. but. in the mean-

with formal notice oi appreciation,

friends to be patient until such time as he can make personal nc- inowledgement.

l McCARRON - BARTEAUX-The nnarriage oi Miss Eva Rebecca Eliz-

Mr. and Mrs. Duncan Barteaux of Bt. John. N. B. and James Thomas McCarron. son of Mr/John McCar- ron. of Norton. was solemnind with nuptial mass in the Cathedral oi the Immaculate Conception at 8.30 on Wednesday morning. Nov. 21, Rev. Dr. Charles Boyd officiating. The

bride's gown was an importedg-‘reneh

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time, will have to content himself I

through the press, and he asks his .

2r bouquet was of narslssus with lgypzcphlla. and asparagus fern. I/iis: Theresa. McCarron, sister of the groom, wore an imported French c-awn oi biege georgctte witnChant-

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|llly lace and French molcd imported

lhat of sham of suede.

The groom was

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levelling train for a trip to Sumni c‘- lsidc, P. E. I.. and on their rcturnl 1 will reside at ‘ll Elliot row. For trav-i cling the bride donned all inlpart

c3: genrgclie dress with lace triln~_

wiring: cunt" whtil she wore a cont of? i (lurk brown blllir cloth trimmed with.

liar]: brown blulr and blllir cloth, ijimlncd with brown brlby lynx furf. 45b. John Tclcgrapll-Journai.

wsonmo BELLS-A quiet and ‘very pretty v/cdding was soleninized ,at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. ‘J. Paynetcr, Long River, on Wed- ‘ncsday evening, Nov. 20th, when ‘lihcir eldest daughter, Miss Mattie; iwas united. in the holy bonds of] f matrimony to Mir. Austin Rmgers Frec— llewlrThebrldewho was unattended. ‘was bccominglyattlredin a gown off rose beige georgette trimmed wlih tran- 1 1. llrent velvet», and radium lace with‘ "lIDES and stockings to match and ore the conventional veil and orange ; blossoms and carried a beautiful boll- qullct of rszipheiia roses alli felrlh. Enter f ling the parlor on the arm of her father f ‘to the strains of Mendelssohn: wed-l ding march rendered by her sistenl iMiss Hazel, the bride was placed; under a beautiful arch of evergreen’ ‘lwith white bells and flowers, and? lin the presence of the lmmediatcl 1rclatlvcs. Rev. G. T. Sprlggs per-l lformcd the marriage ceremony The: ‘iucsts then repaired to the dining-j ‘room where a sumptous repast was§ served. A large number of [serenadersl :v:cra graciously met at the front’ yioor by the bride and groom and! lthe host nnd hostess in their usuali l ingcnial manner invited them to {file through the home and during flthcir exit was treated to a luxurious and dainty lunch. The bride was thel

nttendeti by Fran‘; 31919111 °1 Graham. After the ceremony n wed-l 1119591115

i Dreadnaught Tire Chains. Felmell 8t; £11113 l-‘Tfiillifllsli was served m, the 1 Cheque 1mm 1161" 13111" 311d twentyl ' lllomc of Mr. and Mrs. w. J. Blaclcl 10111115 1n sold from the crowns feth- l 1 Elliott l‘0\V.-'I‘lli! bride and groom" or The sroonfs slit to the bride was 1 received many handsome pmsents in- an llldcfllfllililble Flellih P111111 b61111

eluding silverware and cut glass. Tho, necklace with diamond clasp. Mr. and 1 room's gift to the bride was a wrist I Mrs. R/ogcrs will reside in Freetown, aich, to the bridesmaid, a bracelet, and their many friends and relatives ul and to the groomsman a signet ring. join in wishing them many years

lMr. and lvirs. McCarron left/on the of future happiness,

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llle was proud of it, and to prove ml 1110 E8118 he was not afraid he would commit some offence again,

lunrau-cLAn AIRSI-lll’ HAS rrs ADVANTAGES 1'.

(Canadian Press) WINDSOR, Ontario, ,Nov_ 30,139. adopted. The following officers werefmrlng that’ the 111°L°1‘°1af1 1111$111l1 shows greater promise than the fab-I

elected for next year: President, Mrs.- B_ c_ wwmer; 1st vlcemresidenh] rlc covered zcpplin type-such as!

Mrs. Jerry Simpson; 2nd Vlce-presl~1 U" Gr“ and "he 131111511 R 101- Ed‘l dent’ Nome Bernard. Sec-y“ lward J. Hill, works manager oi the

treasqj Lucy Woolner; Assistant See‘; treasQDemvlt Allan“ cormrall°n Loldl Marion Webb; Directors, Mrs. Chester

members of the Border Cities Aero‘ 1 woohrm.’ Mm Fred Clark’ Mm R G_ Club that the rigid airship is still‘ Fleming; Auditors, Mrs. H. A. Mc-

Jargely in ‘experimental stages al-y 1 Kenzie and Mrs, T. L, MacNeill. Although me Ielslblmy h” been c191‘ bountiful lunch was then served and

linitely demonstrated. l s pleasant social llcur spoilt. '

nuzncrulls iiilll costly, including o. substantial‘

Mr. Hill was connected with the construction of the illfated Shcnnn~ GLENFINNAN nqSwn-UTE _ The dosh, and construction engineer in‘ annual meeting o; we Glenfinnuhilthe building oi the XMCZ, which \Vml1gn‘5 nlggml-m w,“ hem on mo! recently underwent successful test gygning n; Nuvelnbcx. 12ml m’ the flights at the United States Naval home of Mrs. A. R. MacDonald. NlllC‘ 1111' 513111011‘

‘ members and two visitors were pres-E "Fabflc ‘mvfied 511C131‘ 931111“ b" Mr. Elmer Roberts, occupied the cut. Meeting opened with the recits-JXDQClBd i0 8115111 ‘r1 Flleftl 01 1110f!‘ lion o1 the "creed". 501mm“ by r0111 than 70 to 80 miles per hour," de-

chair. The minutes of the previousl mcetlnghverc read and adopted. Af call. The President, Mrs. J. J. Mac-Warm MT- 11111."b@¢f111§6 01 i116 D195- ‘sure at the nose of the vessel. To

discussion iollowdd on “The Tcochingl Donald. then gave an excellent report cf History," which was both helpful] of the work done since report mislwvessfullv compete “"1111 heavier? and interesting. Several questions? of the work done since the Institute:11111-11'1111'"m“1\11l@5 i116 dlrlglbles W111‘ pertaining to History were answered; W85 Organized last May. She especi-lhave 14> 81111111 5113191‘ 5P°°F1~ T115‘ by Mr. Murphy. It was decided that, ally nlentlonc-d the jmDyQVQHQHSiOlQVlOU-S solution is the metal clad Geography be the subject for next made by the re-ciccoratlng of intcriorlllirflllp. with which there 111115’ be 11 meeting. Each teacher was given n of school-room. The report of Lhedfifllflmllill speed of 100 miles per hon: topic concerning Geography rm whlch Secretary-Treasurer was also resdllmd a cruising speed of at least ill) to speak. The next meeting will bcl 11nd approved. The following officerslmues- 5111M like the ZMCZ Me F11‘- ileld cn Dscclnbcr 10, at 7.30 p. m, - clc:tcd for the coming year; ‘signed on the principle of pressure __i PTCjlilClit, Mrs. J. J. MdCD0llald;1ii‘0nl within, which holds the metal Vice-President, Mrs. Jas. Macbonald: ‘hull in shape. This type is built of a ry-Trcllsurcr, Miss Jennie-thin durable aluminum alloy cover- llzu-Dozzald; Directors, Miss Ellie ling of rgeat tensile strength sewn to- . b um cuzlld. Mrs. W. MacEaclierlrlfzothcr withllnctaljtlircad and heavily 11cm =1‘ "1. \'11‘~h the president in‘, .. David MacDonald; Auditorsflloped at the scamsllcliunl gar is used the choir. After the singing of the‘ Mrs. A. R. MacDonald, Mrs. J. W_.The metal llull is both u hull and a Ode, thehiinutes were read and- MacDonald. It was decided to lloldlcontainer and experiments have flililfiwslil- T118 1011 call was respend- lilo lie-Kt meeting at the home of Mrslshown that there is very little dif- 0C1 t0 Y Paying foes or with a joke. W‘ MmEadllflll. roll call to be ans-liu-ion of gas from within. In the Eighteen members and five vlsltolw wcrcd by "Household Hints" Men lfqgric type [he 1 - t ~ _ _ a -- t.-. . _ gas s con allied in were prowli- Rf-‘ports of mo diffcr- 111i; closed with the singing of the: gold-boaters skin bags within the cnt committees were then given and Nflillllllll Alltlloln." tPatriot plcaseliabric and there is quite a percen- new ones appointed. A committee copy). Wage o; gas diffusion “"15 1115” ap°1rltgd l9 V1511 beieaveil; m l "Gas loss ls particularly apparent members. It was moved and second-JHIIPPING NOT CURE ‘ill the fabric gym ‘men the “an i. @1111“ 311 131115 °11 lllilld be llfllti-l FOR. ERRING 1’0U'1‘ii'_.ullder sunrays. Gas expands and is lnrnuwsmrv . . n cn=w@sW 1 - W018 flll- 311111111111 floss) valves. With the metal lad tie hull‘, pointed to prepare the Christmr‘ ', fliv. 30.—C3rp0rn] pun. ll; highly P311511“; and‘: the rays c; flllillfflllmllle 101‘ 11BX11 "Willing. Wlllftll‘. isllnuil, lur young offenders against 'tllc sun are deflected so that there “'1 19° 119111 011 139691111191‘ 10. The, the law is not deterrent in the view ,is little effect on the gas contained figlantlgial report was then read ancho.‘ W. Clarke Hall, stipendiarymag- n. the structure, men agnln inc] a op d and a vote oi thanks tendcr- istrate at Old Street Police Courtlmetal-clad ship is practically lm-l ed the rttlrins secretory. The minu-Ihondon. Magistrate Hall expressed ‘pervious w lightning which hasl l“ M11151" 11mm"! W9" "all llldllnmseif to this effect at a recent _provcn so disastrous to fabric COV‘, ¢°111°1°11°e 01 111i! Magistrates essoc- 'cl"ed ships. This has been proven by;

TEACHERS’ TRAINING SCHOOL] —The second meeting of the Teach-. ers‘ Service Training School was held_ in the Bratlalballe School on Thurs-l day. November 21st. at 7.30 p. ln.. with five teachers and the Supervisor. Mr. Murphy. present. The president]

AVQT-liiii.) \VOMEN'S if.‘ —'1'hc amlunl nlcetlng" was livid c. iii: home of liirs. A. C. Maclvcill on No-

Member:

ileal Office-Ottawa

model oi beaded white georgette. and sh;- wore s, bridal veil with orna-

Iabeth Bartcaux. daughter of the late lnJJits of pearl and lilv oi_the valley. .

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Members of Vancouver Private Wires to leading Exchanges and all Branches. Olden Executed on all Markets.

YOUR. endurance wm. uecslva raossrr Ann oourrraoos ATTENTION

CIAILOTTITOWN. P. B. l. - Brauellea At: . Beiieviile, Broehville, CornwalL. lluil, Pembroke. Halifax. Saint Jollu. N. l. Yarluoatll, N. 8., New Glasgow, N. s. g IIIONI 1104.

11111011 111 llfllrfllfllfi- H8 511111 exhaustive tests at the naval air sta-- “I do not believe that the bestltion." 11¢111111°11l 1°? boy offenders is to.’ Referring particularly to the boat them. A report shows that 80 lZMCZ Mr. l-iill said that much had nrrccilt o1 the boys who had been ‘been learned. 'I‘llc sllip is so feet in blrched in certain courts were back diameter and 150 feel, long and he‘ again charged with simillar offences ‘said tests showed that the relation Wllhln lwo vrsrs- Ii you consider the of length to dllmetci‘ should be‘ upsychology of a child you will getlgreaicr as the ship showed a ten- lthe reason for that failure. Mostjldcncy to keep on turning around young criminals work in gangs. It l when swung at its own length. , 1* "TY T5791)’ l-hé Wild" 0i the 88-118 "With a metal clad airship of 3,- or his assistant is caught. Often he 000,000 {out gig cppacity we can com-i is e roared little urchin. neglected {pate successfully with the New Yorkf from birth, with probably no one to ‘Bermuda gigamshlp lines" said Mr...’ slve him oiled-ion. his one met be- lulu. He explained further that a, in: the respect of the sang withfsynthetlc form of the hitherto ex- vrhom he works. He would not be'psnslve helium gas is now under , R11 311811511 17°)’ 17110 flllflwtd i110 $811! study by the chemical engineers of that lie fuelled comm almlshmfllt 1 the Detroit Aircraft Corporation.

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present Prince

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