Effective lowing prices for poultry

town, P. ll. I.

Miikfed Special Milkfcd A Milkfed B Grade A. Grade B Grade C

eeauuslsalluusosol

p gwaurso

u_-_-_

immediately we will p!!! u" ‘d’

delivered Charlotte-

We will accept live poultry at the above prices less killing charges.

Crates and boxes supplied on réqllilﬂi P?!‘ paid to your nearest Railway station.

We can handle any quantity large or small.

Canada Packers Limited

Charlottetown, P.E.I.

m“, w men mun: ‘sonoor. En’ sale FQxQQ semi-t m- ule month s: Nov- "dill? Earle lsuor 12 Pearl Pletinums — Katherine utility; a. Betty Stew: 31253;... Till’... FZ.‘.‘Ii"€‘§...T. new rn-ml» Bslvsmvsm Marked Males and Females. 1' Nari-am“; z anam NausoN. filmy-s; wwmm M w, Little Shemogue, N.B. ‘omie 1, A.—~1. lhmld. ' Galmdpad‘ g"_1' ‘cyaﬂlsltwut 12-15-stt-7i. mom K mink-Touche.

POULTRY

Effective immediately we are paying the following Erica tor Dressed Poultry delivered our Charlottetown lant:

IpecJII. KIA. MI-B. GIIIIA Gllhl GIIMO

35c 38c

Capone 36c Chicken .. ;.;. 84c Fowl .. ..

Live chicken and fowl will

promptly and paid ion on a gra

charge) at the above prices.

31c 27c

be received daily.

33c 31c

291m zeeaos

killed

ded basis (less killing

Crates and shipping boxes will be supplied upon re- quest prepaldto your nearest station.

Take advantage of these prices and receiving prenpt returns by shipping your poultry to

DAVIS 8r FRASER LIMITEII’

and

lsiino coin sronior oo. Lro.

Charlottetown

P.

l. I.

open for the season.

returns.

ship to the

MARITIME FIIR POOL, I.I'II. F. R. McLAIIIE.

Local Representative

MINK and MUSKRAT skills an high.

Bring them in at once.

Attention Fox Ranchers 1

Our receiving station at F. R. McLsine’s is now We are receiving furs for ship- - meut to the leading markets. Ten years of successful selling and marketing for I Ranchers in the Marltlmes is your assurance of good

sex runs wanrsn

I

l s

We believe the Fur Marlaet is going to be sheug throughout the season so this should be a good year to

we will be buying daily thsolghout the season

diver. awhile marked sad platinum fox pelts sttop mar- yg» IXCIPTIONAL HIGH PRIGES I03 f MN! AND‘ ‘HUSKRAT

n. m Eel-pm}: your m. without getting ede- eﬂer.

Organized to... lleal Factors in Youth Training

_---- .

NTO, Dec. 17 --(CP)-.- Taylor Btatten, retiring at the year-

str v ue

email, neimboo-hood “Y” club

had summer camp

as tihe e an-isweirs to the “destructive acid

encies" ev dent in youtli today.

"The _ facts about boy, his social setting and psychological laws whlclh govern his growth in knowledge, skill and character, indicate that tlhe nabuml group oi’ plamates, with s friendly adult to set as counsellor, is the basis for the most effective type of work with boys.”

In both club and camp it was important for leaders to kmow that s. “soc desirable Christian diameter p treoion o! which tihe religious sig- ofmrriany decisions is

the rm.-

Nssd Sklled Lesdﬂs

Bays could never be teught this lesson in “organizatlonwheie the rules, procedure and stand- ards are all set by adults.” They should be given the owortunltv to lea-m the essentials of do

concrete Christian prin- to bear on the cholcesthey in the detailed weclilc‘

School. lo i000 and in aterted career es boys’ work secretary oi! Toronto Central Y. MO. A. At. present he holds the boot of chairman o1 the World's Alliance Y. M. C. A. s‘ Work Couiunio- tee winch has headquarters iu. Omen.

w. Btetten developed the Can- adian standard efficiency tests for bo_ , which later became the Tuxis ys and Trail Rangers National Boys’ First.

as . After rettrins. he will devote to tnalnlnlz leaders summer and

cs2:

n. o. A. r. o... llall At llawaon Greek Burns

DAWSON, CREEK, 3.0.. Dec. lo--(CP)—lookey pla/ylera in full equipment, including sitetes, help- ed in an unsuwemfui battle e.- galnst lire which Friday ht re- duced the RnC-AJP. mess hers to ashes.

‘Iihe twosbour, bilese was believed to have started in the boiler room of the frame building. All mentimthemeeshalhusedby 400 oi-ficers and other ranks, was lost. The alarm was turned in while the Air Force hockey beam was aloe. man:

Players iighttns the f-ire.

They succc ‘ ‘ in confining it t0 the one building. battling the flames for two hours in below- zero er.

WINSLOI NORTH W. M. S.

The annual meeting oi Winsloe North W.M S. met at the home of Mrs. A. D. Shaw, Dec. 5, with Mrs. Stanley Shaw as leader. Meet- in opened with Bark the Herald. A els Sing, followed by Isaiah 9. ll, 6 7 read in unis. .1, Hymns, 0 Llttie Town of Bethlehem, and Silent Night were sung and selec- tions from Luke 2 read in unison. Mrs. Walter Roberts gave readlna. The First C ‘ Bell, and the Lord's Prayer was repeat- ed in unison. Minutes of the last meeting were read and adopted. Correspondence was presented.

were Ill-a. Maclnnle llrs. Albert Cudmore. 2 sick cells were made during the month and six cards rent. Next mee ng was invited to the home of it’. i“.'.'r...“l.l’.' n M

- - - . Cudmoro Id lﬁs. C. L. Cudmore as lead-

tendeucs f save ported thato the elites 0:112?“ 10.00 Oomruuul

m!!! l reported lie! llﬂ grim eel s mo’; during 1h 7hr. cards and hoses eeutltwaamovsdbytn-a_a,p_ lhsw, seconded ‘ma; m“ man that the ears be ce-elecb

Wino-an». John ll . " I Walter L. D,

l‘

IW

coulo-

rs. Stan-

. , amulet-m Albert cos- no . cue-slim".

I I

1th 10””

=- ma“

tingona y rink. wenttothe aidodtircrnem

RTICEQgfEIQ Pee I ‘Ill! Wm’ lleorltell

REGINA Dec ' Pww 1-’ m dletil-liiqih "ah "m9 "MOM 10:‘ he comes 1mm Ilene iineof retinese dogs. For many years his ancestors were brocld exolmivelr for the, my.

iIIDQIOfI

Pow a m“; snob. hie

he

pert. for whet. other dog he; g doorbell excllliv use. Mrs. M. Imnfield of Regina W116 P9110. and she's the only rson for whom he cares. She ad her em instel Perky. It's low in the panel o! the h for a Pete can't reach very Her pet weaeift much inter- ested in doorbells at first. but when he found he could get s“. vice merely I75’ Dlisltinﬂ with his pa~w them was no stopping h-im. Sometimes he would :0 outside lusttoseeitthebell were still there. He NM service now. When the bell rinse. the family hastens to admit him. They know whet will llﬂmocn ii’ Perky isn't let in promptly-he'll keep his Daw on the bell push and it will Jungle continuously until the door is opened. '

Lite is a grand adventure for a dog with a doorbell all his own.

Kilvin Grove W. I. Annual Meeting

v

The annual meeting of the K-li- vin Circve WI. was held at the home o! lidrmliaroldlsalrd wlthlile President, Mrs. S. l... Casely Ii“ the chair. Roll call was respond- ed to by l2 members. The Presi- dent gave a ﬂne report outlinini! the activities and project of the t year. l2 regular meetlnzs were held with an avenue at- tendance l6 members. The Girls‘ Sewing Club was continued and tour oi’ our girls received their fourth year certificates. Boxes o! fruit and cards WEYG sent in the sick in the district. to our in the ser- Allnliﬂti 6O 0nd W011! to the Prince County Hos- brarv

Sanatorluln. The W86 canvassed for the Crinvled Child" ions Ibmd. the Protestant Or- phanage and Salvation We organised a Broun under Blue liosploaiise-t-ion Plan. Mr J. A. Stewart. Red Cross secretary \gave the Red Cross report for the year: 3 pairs mens socks. ladies dress, 3 turtle neck sweat- ers. 1 girl's blouse. 2 children! nightgowns, 11 childrcifs dress: (donated). i1 pairs men's gloves u pair donatedl. 9 pairs child- ren’s ankle socks, ‘l Quill-S Wm" atcd). 4 quil-‘ts for NationalOlotII- m; Drive. The financial report given by the treasurer. MlI Craig, showed a. balance mom lest year 0d $.11. This yearn! ceipts $170.67. croenditures. 8144A '16 leaving a balance o! 890.93. Mrs. Percy MaoMundo and Mrs. Ersklre MscMurdo was w-

pointcrl to take chaise of the program for the next two months. The following committee volunteered to clean and oil the

hool floor, His. Pioketts. Mrs ourt. Moose, s. Ieird and Mrs. l. MeeMurdo.

The following officers elected for next year were: President

_ Horace Punter: Vice-Pres Samuel Waugh: Secretary Mrs. Harold rd; Treasurer. M155 pearl Craig. Directors. Mrs. J. A. Stewart. Mrs. Red Court Mrs. Wm. Btavert; Auditors. Mrs Robert Hols. Mrs. Prank Beb- lole; Pionlut. Mrs. s. L. Ceecly- Red Close . ~ - J- A-

t we; decided to have an nucl- ion sale o! home-made articles at this December meetins to be held at the home of Mrs. Craw- ford Pickett-s. Roll call is to be answered by namins 0H8 0f "l" ed the tliiﬁorict. Mm. was in chem 0f read s llﬂbél‘ 0n "Planning Ideal Farm Home". which was later discussed. The Anthem closed the

National meeting and lunch wee served by

ﬁrst.

Plcketts who

the Drvﬂfﬂm the

lag the your, with an avenge at- re-

’ Irieaﬁbip - Ike.

hostess and committee.

Crawford Pioketts enter- the Kelvin Grove W. Inst met-hey evening. W

Mrs. tained her home. 4th. The meeting opened the new president, Mrs. Horace Payn-ter in the chair. After sin!- gng "Jingle Bells" and revolt-ins the Creed in unison. the rail was called. 19 membe. new“ "i! visitor was present. The minutes b! last meeting were read and approved. School committee re- ported school iloor cleaned. All hills were ordered neid- M"-

LUMBAGO

Give It lnslanl Rcliei!

For the piercing pain of lum- hsgo, for tormenting rheumatic distress. what llhlmant is so elli- hmt. so (ills! e»- bring comfort and relief as Nervillnerlta pala-

m Funeral; power ueuetratee quick-

ly to the painful arse; its anal-

"core of the pain-Allie ~'belpe to draw the blood Iron the congested ‘one and thereby sesiats in reliev- ‘le: the Min in s aunties. from Milo mar horn sill joinM-‘swsil-

rollowlng sreth officers. _. , Ahclnaa '

_D&D€l' 0h tilt}

Pickett thanked the Institute for fruit-sent to Mr. Picket-ts while in h ital. letter; c1

for a x of fruit was received

from one of our m , Mn. J: A. H Also a letter of an- reciation wee received 1mm

disc " ributethMrmPioketts and Mrs. Cecil Iibrbes were appointed to find out cost oi insulatingthe school cell .m~s.l.eamsn Case- ly and Mrs. ed Court were sp- mintsd to buy Clu-ietmes treat for the children oi the district.

Mrs. Lesmen Oasely invited members to her borne for Janu- ary meeting. Lunch committee, Mrs. Robert Ho“, Omwl- lord Pickett-e, Mrs. and Mrs. Frank lectio for evening $1.50.

The Droimun. the theme o! which was "Community Life" was in charge of Mrs. Erskine MacMurdo who read a. spendid topic. Discussion followed but definite action was left until after _ the January meeting. This meetina will be held ‘Wednesday night. JBJL, 2nd, and 1i’ not. line, on Friday night Januith.

A llveiv auction sale with Horace Psynter as the auctioneer rounded out.

geelc powers strike at once at the

I "Everything must go, regardless ‘o! pace.‘

There is a splendid. up - to - date selection eo choose from that will be found in ‘a well-stocked

Jewellery

Watches and Diamond Rings going It

A

$2.10; fees. -

LONG 1E w. 11. he thiy inee o! pydomens Iiigiielte

@ President at. ‘ owing

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asses. so Q Z z 35E 8‘ e3, E5‘ ti siiiiii

There's no lost ocllqn with Fresh Yeuetl Audllcischmauifafreehlleesegeeerighgmyqg becsuseifautlwlyfresh. Itglvesfuiidelicloua bgqﬂ ﬂavour, ceudec smooth eexuire - pgdou Image; I1‘ YOU BAKE AT HOME, always

ask for lﬂcischmaurfa‘ coin fresh Yeast with the familiar yellow label. Dqendable-Cauadfstceocdfavour- its for over 10 years.

one: i ii $3. gégg gig

llell-Knoii Jewellery

Owing to the‘ recent death of Chester A. Comp- bell it has been decided to closeout his long lished business located on Queen Street.-

All other Articles at

, Sale New l Untierwev .--~i-»--»- .- yisose

Business

estebe

Store. .

2.0% Discount ‘_ a

a 10% Discount a

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