n to E. H. Rayner. ‘Bummerslde.

otasslsnin ‘ruvsmussusurs

RATE!.—‘I0r per Ilse per day. Its per Ills per day for 8 ulsys

‘ f: “f; 9st!" "Is n1- d-r tor 6 Isr- or. over. Count a words -~ "Nil" M ii figures. hi: tiers. count u one word.

10 her curt. dismount for cnsli. Address forms pen 9| u], ‘l; ‘u; N Illd for. lpeclsl lists: Furnished s 15s, 1o: ‘seven

fizz-in fur one week- situation Wanted, Moflnr seven words per

ma‘; m? L; a Yvwivvva

Alfénts Wanted

WANTED LIVE AGENTS FOR tNO. ALFRTD MGDONALD LAND qwatk-ins 150 products. Direct . Surveyor, Harmony 1a.

‘to consumer. Write The J. R. 101i5s-1l1-lmtt Watkins C0,, 879 Craig 8L, We» Jdontrssi. .

Help Wanton-Mine

sumo HELP WANTED-MAR]; I" home-neon to 560.00

Miscellaneous"

REPAIRED, UP- ri, polished, liirst alsss

work guaranteed, prom-pt ser- vice. Call or phone ,A William- son, Auction Rooms. - 10664-7-1n1th.

FURNITURE

iuiiii

Iii-low 1min saint.»- Catalog. MW. FUR8-Ship your raw furs lwk

“m5 T0 THE concert and Christmas tree. in Broekfield He" Tuesday evonln5, Dec. 19th.. 2i

POLICE COURT-At the Police Court Saturday morning two Pro- "lbitlfllbcflsos were disposed of by a fine of $200 each.

won/isms oust-lion sotzo boots Elli and DEE widths." Made for real comfort $4.50 to $6.75. at Alley Co. ‘Ltd. 10863116~2l.

TH~E CITY HOCKEY LEAGUE -A meeting of the City Hockey League will be held‘ tonight in ‘the YJMJC.A. parlors at 8 o'clock. Re prssenitatives from the different clubs requested to hsprcsent.

.-TO CELEBRATE SILVER JUBI- LEE —- The parishioners of Ver- non River parish are making pre- parations for the celebration on Tuesday, Dec 19th of Ithe twenty-i fifth anniversary of the ordina- tion to the Holy Priesthood of their beloved pastor, Rev P 1) Mtflliigan. ‘Sidlemn High Mass will be sung by ithe pastor at 9.30 Tuesday morniinig and the sermon will be delivered by Rev D P Croken oi‘ Georgetown. A large number of the neighbouring clergy will also ‘be present to extend con- gratulations to and enjoy the pleas- ant hospitality of the very genial and populair celebrant.

Y will regret to learn" that Mrs, M,

when possible.

. expeditiously as the ordinary ones.

‘siriiiiu

“CHILDREN'S FELT SLIPPERB Au fancy colors. $1.00 a pgir a; '91! Co. Ltd. 10353-1341

mousse ‘sv summarised,

J. Macmillan, Queen S1,, received an lnillfy to her hip last week when she slipped “and fell on the lee-covered siidswollk. She is im. graying but is still confined to e .

THREE INCHES, ‘SNOWFALL. Three inchos ‘of ‘snow fall was re. corded at the ‘Meteorological ism. U011. Marine Olvtice," here at 9 o'clock last night. There was not much wind and the thermome- ter registered 28 aibove zero. 1n- dicatlons pointed rto the approach of a strong easterly gale.

CHRISTMAS MAIL -During the Ohrlstmas season the Post Office staff will be assisted in their stren- uous won-k, and loss, misdelivery, or delay will be prevented if the fol- lowing reminders will be observed by the publloz-(l) Post all let- ters, parcels, etc, early in tho day (-2) iDo not use small sized card's or ehvelopts as there is difficulty in putting these articles through the cancelling machines and ithere is danger oi the stamp particularly obliterating the address. (B) As there is the possibility of lgs of small sized cards and envelopes ‘by falling out c-i ‘the packages in which they are tied do not uso those of irregular size. ‘Small or irregular letters and cards cannot be handled us

(4) Do not look for attention alt- er houirs. YFlre "Post Office wickets will ~bc open until 9 o'clock at night a1] this week.

GOVERNMENT STEAMERS- The Government icebreaker Mont? calm made a trip yesterday. re~ turnung at noon from Wood ls- limds with the salt steamer Form! in tow for Carveli iBros. The steam er docked at Pilckarcfs wharf. The Montcalm encountered consider- alble ice and snow but had no dii’—_ ficulty inilbreakrlng through. She uifll take the S. S. Manon out of the harbor today upon the com- pletion of loading operations which were carried on steadily Saturday night and yesterday. The C. G. S. Brant" has returned again to Georgetown.

Record Year For

‘ lN8TAiLLED.-—- At iihe regular meeting of Crystal Chapter Order of the Eastern Star "held Friday "evening. the of» ilcers for the ensuing year were installed by Past Patron‘ E. T. Oarboneli. assisted by Bro. E. W. MiaciKay, as Marshal. After tho installation ceremony, the rc~ tiring Worthy Matron, Mrs A. J. Houle was presented with a very beautiful Past Worthy Matrons Jewel. The presentation was made by Bro. Worthy Patron Ernest Kemp in behalf of the Chapter and acknowledged by the recipient.

OFFICERS

Weiciimelxtended

(CODUDUQG from Page l)

Wsys To Help.

Replying, snriid applause to the toast in his honor. Sir Henry on behalf of his colleagues andhini- salt expressed appreciation ofthe very hospitable entertainment re- ceived and also of thevery nt- tractlve character of the service given at the Victoria Hotel, which he added, had not‘ at times ‘been experienced elsewhere: The time oi his stay was short and there was not. much that he could add to what he had siroidy said. Hc

ator cars, without change. This condition wished however, to illustrate one 1

thing in which tho Canadian Na- @2311)“; to n“ perishable goods as tional Railways could help the . ‘ ' ' i” people of this province, and this ‘“ ivas typical of a good many things. He understood that the finest po- tatoes iu the world are grown i-ere (Applause) and that when we have s particularly good crop we have difficulty in marketing them and in getting the prices we should receive had we a. wider mar- ket. 'l‘hi is a service to which the Tra ic Department with its freight solicitors in the most ini- portant citles of the continent could be turned to account. instead of soliciting frlc-ght they could be selling Island potatoes, and as a matter of fact this is in lino with their work because more potato shipments ‘bmean. more freight. There miay e some practical diffi- w

culty in this matter but it lllusqthf.) 515,2’, ”,‘,§“,{,‘;°‘§';*,;§§gg,g" mics one of the ways in whichltnwn, consideraible congestion the Railways can render valzizr-e curs at seasons,” the yea} ‘he and immediate assistance WlLlOLlt large quantifies o! freighvnng

Second Car Ferry.

As a measure of safety, it ls es- sential that a second cur-carrying steamer be provided. Tbe-Luslness 0i’ the Province has adjusted it» snlf to continuous communication, both summer and winter‘, by the ‘llonnentilnelfiorden route and illl accident to the steamer at any time-hut especially during the winter months-when substitution would Ibo impossible. would result In serious economic loss and pro ci-pltato a catastraphy, 1mm which the Province would not re. cover for some time.

Congestion .ln the Rgllwgy Yards at Charlottetown

left the Old Country. IThe chicken

he took first to be a superior “eight to the Ferry Ste brand of turrkey. The canned lob- sters were better than a good many of the fresh loibsters he had, eaten elsewhere. He congratulated‘ ihe proprietor of the Victoria Ho-i tel upon the excellence of every; .

oourse served. Most of tho thingsififlgziggtpgimintgggidtuigrlerflgf: pmflded were u“ pmcmcm omhelward in the order in which it an island and it almost lod him toiflves‘ Wm, a resulant loss to 6x;

amer at Tormentine, an enlargement otthe yard is absolutely necessary. A1 the present time the congestion,— particularly when the crops are being moved and the fall supplies coming in-serlously retards ship-

Dainty refreshments were served and a. most enjoyable social licnri

Paid weakly for your "an “me

writi h

¢snv.'.‘.“.i.§,f"§$§'§‘,§,,,',f§, 35;, “g9 APPLICANTS DE3|ROU8 or

gay you with work. West-Angus entering February class of owcnrd Service, 1oz (llolborne North Adams. Training School

Bldg" Toronto. 22d“

"wApn-ED A1- ONCE _ Real we“ Please write Superlntendant. getic salesmen to sell nursery' I 1'“ stock iii Princ Ed d 1 _

Good commmslgn ax§""e§'§‘1l‘{_ CAIRP-ENT-ERM ‘BRICKLIAYERS, m5 furnished Wme for Wm“ contractors and builders, make ' ‘ ’ more money by our method. Send

to E. D. Smith .nd Son, Ll it- . . ed. Winona’ logmrlon_‘lrursg“ry_ for free ibullding plan and our

for Nurses, North Adams Mass.

men for forty years.‘ '2,';?:£a(.?{g:st 8:1), “g3: c,‘§‘“é-’iff§“§f§a{e;§8“ftjnfiffifefi” uggtaxgg A. J. Home-Secretary; Mrs. G.i 1080 18 4i. Addr-egs’ Bldg ‘Dlept 2311 (flip ships were first on til-t list with s Inmnznzzgfiasléxéfgéuxlgis

. _ ‘ _ ‘ ' I ' ‘ , .‘ ,, _ 2 ence ac - -— _ -| -~-

ghzttzsman WAN-nan _ snies- ‘at? T°"§"fi 2721 s" M‘? “h”? LEQB,‘ ‘1,’,,f‘{?3,3§““,,‘;,§;"““H3333; A. Henry-wzkslscclate Cnnductress f“ ‘mun I», Se“ our Aspm“ Cards‘ ‘cage, i ' ‘ e0 8 '2‘7t:tes and Italy wereuied- for Miss Ad R M h l Vii s earn 0.00 dii- “i ‘ M .J. M. op—- Main. s, $150; sens to “mlé-rchaflifisflfgf LADY on GENTLEMAN TO so. thirrtlrliacc wmi e2 ships each. M‘? stemworganhit, M,“ Amy‘

his profit_l00 percent. Order to~

45y‘ Get ‘éxcluslve ‘territory chants. for Motion Picture ‘Re-

view which will ba published

Dozen d ¢ , ichenflcalcncro$flpiun$ ca?‘ gfijilreél] monthly ipy Charlottetowrfs w15_ ' Decwu‘ leading Theatre. Address ans-

wers to E. W. Earle. 49 St. George St. Moncton, NB. 10834-15-61.

.;,_‘ .

Ilclp Wanted-Female

‘_.GiRL WANTED FOR HOUBE WQPK Aivrly 174 Kent st. iosso-is-iir.

i???‘ $20 WEEKLY, QPARE me, at home, dd i " _ ‘ £13, lei/mam clrcfuaxfnissggildmggc‘ Proving property. OP I , i i “M '“"°"“"1°“' Ameri- FOUND on GRAFTON eraser

Found

FOUND--A SUM OF MONEY IN

store of iMoore and McLeod, Ltd.

Mu l ' is; s c co., 16581o_l{34r1o;g_v:!r1y. Purse containing check and sum 0g monely. Owner can have some y arm ylus‘ at Cudmors TOIAET B_l‘°5.-. and payingfor ad.

‘r0 LET--TWO orricss max-r mm m m‘

to American Consulat , u ‘f ' g lighted and heated. ‘jipplyviit ‘out ‘ Two Macs. 04719-25-tf angler-xerox: FInouEumeiq 51A. '1" 0"- " ‘Y ee ssory, Union. W tinted "roses-real

WANTED-FOXES TO RANCH write A. B. C. Guardian. 10895-l6-6i

‘evening a iiir coilm‘. Rstuirri to Mrs.

iPrince St. Reward. L081‘, BTRAYED OR,8TOL!N.--

1' mlwquns WANTED _| v i Valuable young German "Police buying ifor ‘cash all kinds of D0’; (FMFMGJ Black and Tan"

ilnrs, such as Silver Fox.‘ llmli CW0‘! Remml‘ T" B‘ Imgera’ 51‘ Fox. Cross Fox, Mink. lilllsl<'ii'"e,i B-‘Ymml s“ 3i iRaccoc-n. ‘Skunk. etc, ‘Th:

marks-t is much lower this yPTll‘ For B319 on all f-urs except lied Fox but .355... swjum-"psyingr ‘illghesbFOfl SALBNEWLY FRESHENED Imnr e_t prices. I scuil mi‘. no! cow. Mp5‘. Vessey, York, . urine lists. but ‘yvlu suimii-i. cnnii < 1081943121, price on all shipments rcrcivcd. ' ..___. Furs ireturneil ii’ prices nusivin ‘FCR SALE -- Two cooking stoves ifactorY-“ilil ‘H Raynom Thu Ill‘: and a heater. ‘Apply henchmen} ..iFur.House, Summerslde. lwk st. ‘

yaneuiw-xae “mo... u. n. iviocoy and n‘. G. ' " _ ‘ McCoy, Boston. are guests at the iMr. 0. R. Horne. Dorchester, Revere Hotel. _ ,

Mass, is hi1 a visit to the ciiy. '

Mr. and MN Calvin Reeves, of Freetown,‘ P. E. I.,'sre guests of Mrs. H. Crue, liionoton. '

Mr/J. n. Fraser, of the c. N. R‘. Stellarton. who hns been in the Si? on ‘business loft on return to,’

s; . v . —

..iMr and Mrs T B ‘Woodman, city, are leaving cm "the iS. "S. Manna to- day lor St _Joh‘njs Newfoundland.

. . ‘I’ ~ . = ‘ ailing!" here lie ' r.‘and Mrs. ‘Earl Graig, of “vuentlhpqqyg four Fun-tbs)» . g dlaton. are visiting. friends in ~ ‘~“ I—-—— ’ ‘» " oncton. _ -

RBV. limes D. Dlngwell 0f Paw- iuokeét. Rodi lslsnih,il._S.A. was Jugsergd t the _ torle hote Ffiifldliy,‘ ight on routg to flay For

tune w. re he goci to see‘ ills 15-‘

i . YMr. Stanley K. Donald. of Tor- onto. W010 is completing his final year- ‘st Toronto Ilnlversfty in Den tlrtryharnivedi in tho city yeaterq

lbs‘ ling vessels‘ to the number of 1,194

licit advertising from local merJ

Owner may have the same by 2i .

LoS-r- on KENT s-r-m‘ LAST i D. It. "M's/abounds, 237'

4

10m 1x21 __

Montreal Ships

MONTREAL Dec‘ 17—0cean 8o-

spent. Cfiystal Chapter is uow ivleil esteiblishedi ‘and {in a yer)’ flourishing and satisfactory condi tlon. Following are the officers‘ for 1920: Mrs. M. Murlc\'—- Worthy Matron; Ernest Kemp—_ Worthy Patron Mrs. Henry Lap-I thorner-Associaie Matron; MFR.

visited this port during the sea- son Just-closed with a total ton- 'naga of a,9a2,s~a7. This is an in- _crease of 280 sh-i-ps over 1921 in

IHHUHHH,,NHHN,, Brady——-Ada; Mrs. A.

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E. W McKay-Sentinel.

UNIVERSITY Under the approved scheme oi Maritime UniversiiY Federam?“ adopted in conference at Halifax last week provision is made for an Interim Board of Governors and after 5L"! years from its - nuguratlon a permanent board con sistlng of the President of the

' T0 MEN , or Women s .- ‘H Uznilversiity, enr-hfficzo 3118f iéegvsg: g {iii-ls i0 Men i‘*.‘.-3i’§“i§i°“.§’.’i.‘“€.”ti§‘£

‘colleges, six elected by the as?" Our "bis line of ‘$1.221 3li‘.“‘.§‘i‘§§.i‘.I‘.i‘ii.i".“i .2- Smokers’ GOOdS af- ysident of Newfoulml‘!aiigdvavr;dg0;ls0 fords a chance to se- f,,,‘[,‘f”*f§,1§,°§mggnl°°nppoiinei by > leci; plenty of suitable the Lielltelltllltflovcrnllr r32 gifts for . the fellows §§iLi'Z.i"“i.y°°‘3.‘Z"iilihiiinirnni. , you Iwant to "favor .‘n<>r<=f New Brunswick) imffllg“); > this Ohflstmas- It '4 ‘gilizrgmgrrtgiigolcixfteérinsce Edward , includes everything a island‘ in council and. on: Ipcgié): amoker car} desire.‘ flipféififig,biiigheaihhliiilieifés ‘of ’ urfayf-e 0 ‘i e5‘ in f/he govornnlent of Nova "vats- particulagr inp Iacases New Brunswick. Prince Edward and out ‘— Amber miouthpieces and vul- j‘ q canite, Dunhill, Sas - "_ seini, B. B. B. _-— we shave j "the ‘kind of pipes men select for ,

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iillTS

t 0

island and Newfoundland to be made only iln the event of each making an’ adequate annual 81W" to the university. The scheme al- so provides for the establishment of acentral university eillilffltlfli; the faculties of Arts and Pi!" Science, Law, Medicine. Dentistry and Applied Science. and charged with the work of orsanlzin! F5

fhemselve _ ‘ rapidly,” its resources '09P"!!!-

i -‘ s- , ’ the‘ liaculhlesi of agriculture. plier- ‘Cigar Holdelfl mscy, forestry, fine arts and edu- .01gm~ette-H01derg moon. ‘Dalhousle linlvsrsély» " - > Il-lialif , hlh would form e Cigarette‘ Cases neuclgfrs 11f cthe New Urtlversit)’ "Tobacco Pouches under the scheme adopted. 1'6-

serves the right to enter the led-

Domestlqclgafs oration as a nonvdemominational

Havana Cigars college-

‘Tobacco Jars ‘

Ash " ”

Ash ‘raysin Sets ‘ _ .;

_ _ "for ‘the iiiiiisiints Season You will get the best

if you leave your or-‘. der for— v

‘Choice Tilbaéoos» f ' Cigarette‘ ‘Doses (50 and 100) non THE srraivnn: l Gillette Radars

Autostrop Razors

4

'4 “i 1

Vded making another and Ivislt m the island in the future,

drle Rnbertson-Cliaplainqiaud Auld Lang Sync. the entlreito

Donnell-proceeded to the train, which loft: Ruth; Mfss Rhoda Wnril——Esther: shortly afterwards.

Ito Charlottetown were:

FEDERAT|°N__!John iri. Sinclair, director; E. 11,...“

affects which, in its opinion, ‘would re-

lts patrons and the community as - wail.

the development of the Province; the standardiza- ‘ tlon..» far as it has been proceed-

Jis: Li“‘.~.:“f;‘..:l‘:i1?.:‘ii.‘;“.i’§i»‘=~ev imam- headquartership of the Railways- might also witn reason "be put f-or- ward “by this province (Laughter

Tourist Travel. The summer Tourist travel is a potent factor in the prosperity o

dustry to ship ireshfish in refriger through to dosunatinn‘

Matinee 3.15. Tonight "7 and s45

CARL LAEMMLE PRESENTS ‘ GLADYS E . "WALIOTN. " . - ,JN. : i y TROUPER” :' A Comedy Drama Filled With Laughs

And Tears

i.

u=id

“THE HOUR USUAL PRICES; Matinee, Adults‘ 11c.

0F DOOM” l Children 5c. "

Twd Pa" wflum Drama Evening, Orchestra 21c.‘ "‘=

AT

and applause.) Certainly he inten-

lmger this community, and in this pros

parity the Rail-way participates.’ . With better transportation fucill-f . l - » ‘fgsséla figicégiynwag‘; shgaanaq eifl-nos, ithe influx of tourists is ClIl-i i" ~ e em“ and ‘bountim, has gable of Ibeing largely increased. To diff plrovideil. ‘ “ffim.” tgflgglgfgglfrqifnggrggg“33: "W19 mwhfifil" cgltlafig? Katalin“? and Bordcn——_ which has serious-l 5'15 "g ° 9 iy {figllriled the tourist niovementi ' Province in the past-me ih ri' i ining hznds across tl-e‘ . 5 ,

‘fiwbiees “go OHenry a‘nd party then gnaw would Bugged that’ durmgi ' - to summer months. "e Boston train be mar: a through train to‘ Charlottetown. This wcu-i eiimiux

{F M188 F10"! N§°h°1$°““'Ma"th“f_ Hate the i'.-i'..iivciile.1c': of chanic-i : ’ ‘t Mrs‘ E‘ ‘iliallgiirleliidérlstleh: ‘Th r ilw officials accomymg at Tonmmme a“ IL-"de" ‘N i ‘ '" MB- 3- ‘ - * 9 r e '. e a‘ a!’ ' generally complained of by l‘-'.ll‘-i

Imnyl"! b“ Hm"? m‘ m9 mists. Under the present schedule

Mess“ if iakles fiylc flljld ii hall‘ hours to _ l>@-‘-- i" oirney from Sack- ggfiarlg Mlgrecgzri‘iyaigimgtigiixflaéi; ville to Chnrlotieiown. The chance Railways" dlrecigr Znd vice presl-Guggested should affect a consider‘ ilorif; GT Rue], director and Gen-Mb a reducum in hma cral Counsel; S. J. l-lungerford, ‘Vmter Serv|ce_ iylce president and GeneraliMan: After qh, slnnmer schedule r8913 C- A- Iiflyefi. Vlccillfi-‘B dentvldisfifllltlflllilil passengers Bic Brtgm-o:gglnefigslzgagfslstz g ‘Sackviiio from ‘l-ioston b vice president of Construction;im-gngififiegyt )th_,fi,.l,1gfie?:r sligxsiefie W. A‘. Kingslanrl, General Manager mar“. tw,,n‘y_n‘m'r hiours and ‘h- Eastern ‘Line. W- B» Appleton. 6f"! destined for points East oi‘ Char. eral Superigltjigent Rolllrtrg blfméollgiygegown m“; we,“ of summer“ Sh: He-Xlry. W -s Tsfiggpggl M‘? eildehthcre is n furihcr delay ni Robinson 1T Choylce J Nevin R. L e" B“ nnd- this delay applies to H Fraaér -md Mr- -Page |T1‘° in-a s as well. it lakes approxima- (‘rand Trunk Railway system wit. my mnydflg“ “W” u’ “““”"" ' ‘ Passengers and mails from Sask- Tflllfflfifllllfld b1‘ M!‘- W- Rvbbi ville to Sour-is 1nd ’i‘ignish. This V509 DTBSMBT" and Gellfvm- Mfln-‘can scarcely ho termed u sailsiuc- HEP!‘- TMT- J- A- Yates, treasureriwry- method oi communication in and Mr. J. iC. Garden, General bu- these days of rank] trmmn A gefiilfliiaellgfigtlx-d Tglgénagellilwbgglfliié rial.‘ much more satisfactory schedule wilted by Mr A c Henry speziaiHmllmihe “m-mged by “M” “ Engineer and thehCanadivan Gov- 11TH Gave sdckvme daily ‘it my _ e a.m., arriving in iCllilrlottetown i-rnment Merchant Marine by Mr, “bent one p.m. This would be .1 R. B. Tcakle, Manager. very

is arriving " and from mit:

satisfactory service, Freight Rates.

The excessive freight rates, par- ticularly nn farm products, should. in the interest of railway tram‘; and the community as well, be Tfidllflflfl. and the management is

1

Memoflisl to Sir Henry Thornton l Following is the text of the 'M'~m- orial read and presented to Sir l-leiiry Ihy Mr. W. F. Tldmarsh on lirhaif of the Board of Trade at

the morning reception in tlieieamestly requested ".0 give this Legislative Chambers: To Sir matter serious consideration atan Henry Thornton. President. the early date.

Board of Directors and Officials

of the iCsnadian National Railway: Local Freight Trafllic.

To facilitate lira transit oi‘ io- cal freight, a change in the pres- cnt arrangement is necessary and the Board is inclined to believe that the necessary changes could be best accomplished by giving the Local ‘Superintendent author- iy to make such arrangements. from time to time, aslocal con- dition may require.

In offering these suggestions the Board has avoided indulging

Browns”

ARBENAULT-At the 01y 30mg. tal on Dec 10th, to Mr. and Mm, Alyre Arsenault. a son. Congraiw

"The Charlottetown Board of Trade beg ‘leave to bring to the notice of the President. Directors and Officials of the Canadian Na- tional Railway certain necessary improvements in ‘the System as it Prince Edward island.