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Scarboro

QTJRANCIS XAVIER SEMINARY,

Siam: Mains floppy Christmas tul firm 92st

Bluffs, Ont.

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bub-nub “ ‘Von- 188i! Uhubot Ave. llonturil

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‘WILL BE UNLOADING a car or flout‘ and feed Mozizlziy. litter-tn-

ber 14th, A. A. Aifieek. Aihaul’. tiiilifi- i 2-

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~tillr. F. J. Casey. law“

(rugpmts, spent several days in Sunt-

meraide inst wee-k.

.,,M,._ A_ E_ Machezin, M. tnadc the round it'll! DY the \l~‘erry Thursday.

1M1‘. Smith, accountant of the Royal Ilank at ‘Stinnnersitltv. will Mr. L. Blanchard, ProlMana-ger of

lite ‘Provincial llank of Canad Summcrside, spent the week ei in Charlottetown.

Eastern Guardian

.."NEW WOMEN'S INSTITUTE

ORGANIZER-Rollo BayTWe-st. tneetlng was held in. the

“empty evening. December 10, wh M155 Evelyn Windsor. Assista

tSuporvisor. met the ladle-s of the district and organized a Women's

Jnstituto, with the following off era: President. Mrs. James Kiomuack. Vice presidnt, ‘Mrs. Ja

rs Iilt-Klunon, tSecreta-ry Treasurer,

Miss Annie Chaitason. Dlrecto Mrs. Isaac tllryentoa. Mrs.

MacKcnzie anti Mrs,

" ’ IMQNTIUEAIL, QUE" D80. 13. — A5"""'°°d"""“ah"lh' The export trade in Canadian ‘grain on the Montreal market Sat- gh °l‘ ""5!" mfi nrday was greatly improved and

m“. “gilhe express (rbject of studying Sni-

I’.. Car

school- house at Rollo ‘Day West on Wed-

Mac-

‘ ti! lam i. 1i., time!

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exporters stated that. the- demand front the United Kingdom over night was good and all the offer- Ings made were accepted, with the- result that o. fair amount of bulncss was transacted. A moder- ate trade was done in cash grain in the louul market, and the under- tone wa-s firmer with sales of car lots of Ontario and Quebec No. 2 while oats selling at 53 cents, No. 3 white at ~51 1-2 cents, and No. 4 white at 50 cents per bushel ex- trnclr. Canadian western grades were steady. Ontario mailing bar- icy continues to move steady at 86 1-2 cents per bbushel extrack. Prices for spring and winter wheat ‘grades of flour were- ‘well

' until six o'clock.

Central Guardian

o'clock.

A DUTY and pleasure to see “The ‘Babes lu the Wood." 6682-14-2I

STORY BTART$--Don't min the first. chapter of the new star)’ which start today.

AT HOME-Mrs. Russel C. Chan-

6656 14 1i.

WARNING-The production is for a. Santa Claus fund for poor children. Nearly 100 child artists, “The ‘Babes in the Wood"

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CENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHUR- CH-Jiiioth services at. the Central Christian Church yesterday were conducted by Rev. R. L. Morton. Suminerslde, who preached two ve-ry eloquent and interesting ser- mons before good-sized audiences both morning and evening.

YOU MAY NEVER again sec anything like It. "The Babes in the Wood.” 0660-14-21

.

SlLVtER FOX FURS WANTED.- 8100.000—-for Silver Fox Furs. Wal- ter F’. Jaeckel will buy your fox furs, bring In your furs especially the best you itave. Mr. Jueckel wl‘l be at W. Cheater S. McLures-affioc Tuesday antlwcdtiesduy this week. ~ (3655 14 2i

FUR BUYEFL-ewnlter F. Lteckel. New York will be at W. Chester S. MoLu-res office Tuesday and ‘Wod- nesday, Dec. 15 and 16. IMr. Jac-ckel wants a large tiuautity of Silver

maintained under a fair demand. A fair trade was transacted in mill- fed ‘and prices were unchanged. The deutnntl for standarrl grades of roi- led oats was steady.

T116 98H market was without arty new feature to note, business being ‘fair and prices steady. The lititter, ‘and cheese trade ‘was steady and the tune was firm,

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ivation Army work.

He had offer- ed his services to General Booth, and been instrumental in giving the Army n foothold in the East. New there was about three thous- and workers in India, and three hundred ‘schools being operated.

The Commissioner then ‘describ- ed the living conditions of this country and said that ninety per- cent of the population depended on agriculture. and dwelt in vil- lages. Many dialects were spoken

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Fox skins. Breeders bring in your furs please. 6655 114 2i.

HIGH WIND-Early last even- ing a northwest gale was blowing ut the rate of thirty miles an hour. During the day the temperature remained around freezing point. resulting _in alternate snow and rain.

ZION CHURCH. -- Jlev. ll. It. Brown of Pitisburg, ‘Pennsylvania. was the preacher at Zion Church yesterday morning and evening, and at both aervices read the an- nouncement of Rev. W‘. Bruce Muir. In-tcrlm Moderator, declaring the pulpit vacant. "The Rev. Mr. ~Browu delivered two very eloquent oer- mons to good-sized congregations, his stibjcct in the tnornlng_beiug. “The ‘Love Garden of the Lordfl.’ and at the evening service. “The Apostle Thomas."

CHRISTMAS-TA?‘ TH E POST

and iu cases three or four differ- ent interpreters were needed. The native religions were also entirely different iu theological and moral value from the Christian religion, and he related sortie of the strange superstltionsbf the Hindoos and Mohammedans of which by far the greater portion ‘of the population iscomposed. He closed by stress- inl; the need for assistance for this work.

Rev, W. M. Ryan spoke briefly of the good work of the Salvation

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Army in the community, and mov- u hearty vote of thanks for their lnnpirlng addresses, to both Mr. and Mre. Sowton. Commission- then moved another vote of thanks to the Chairman. Mr. Paton, for his kindness In of-

OFFICE.-—TIIC Christmas rus-h has

K. C. MEETING {Onllht BtB @653

dler will be at home at 200 [Pownni on Saturday. Street. on Wednesday afternoon. Decembe the sixteenth from four ‘Mr Martin Kelly, New-town

on Saturday.

city on Saturday.

was a visitor to the wlty on Satur- side, was u visitor in the city Sat-

urday.

fugue. is among the guests regis-

Saturday.

‘P oTo- F‘ XM An early appoint? ‘mcnfiuill at... tho GIFT Problem.

Craswell Studio

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Mr. Wesley 1Smlth, Cavendish. was among the visitors to the city

Cross. was a visitor to the-city on Saturday. -

Mr. D. Ii. McLean. Argyle‘ Shore. was among the visitors to the city

l-Mr. Wm. Cooke. Newtown Cross. was in the city on Saturday on route to ‘Maine.

‘M-r. Duncan MlcTavish. ‘New- town Cross. was a visit-or to the

IMr. Alvah J. hTcNelll. Cavendish

day.

Mr. G. H. MacCaiium, Summer-

Mr. Geo. A. Poole. Lower Mon- teroll at the Victoria.

Dr. Preston McIntyre. Montague. was among the visitors to the city

Messrs Home Bros oi ‘ivitisioc leave this morning for Strasbourg. Sack. where tiiey will spend the winter.

lilr. Cecil G. Trainor, Kinkora. hag returned home after visiting his many friends in Charlottetown.

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Canada T0 Take Part In U. S. Commerc- ial Meet i

(special to The Guardian) NEW YORK, N. ‘L, Dec, 13.- For the first time since the formal-- tion of the pan-American commsr-l ciul congress ten years ago Cane-l (in will be represented at its ses- sions. Ten Canadians will attend the meetings and the most impel-t- ant issue before the congress when it opens on Monday will be the active participation of the lio- million.

Dr. Clarence J, Owens. -Prosiden-t today predicted that the Congress would seek to draw prqminctit bus- iness and commercial readers of

started and every night nmnbefp of ‘bags of parcels are being receive-d. especially from the United States points. Our readers should not de- lay in mailing the-ir parcels this week. Remember, parcels for Bri- tish Columbia should ‘be mailed at once. Those for the ‘Prairie Pm- vincts should be muiicti before Fri- day rind parcels going to Ontario should not be delayed beyondSat- urtlay next. Let everyone get into the Christmas strldez

EVERYBODV MUST SEE this production. Under the (iistillgulsll- ed patronage of His Honor Lieu! Gov. F. ll. ileartz, Premier J. D. Stewart and His Worship Mayor

‘White. Atrdltors. Mm, . I .. . Citaisson and tMrs. John Burke. Inga‘?! “sh m“ "xefmggx ‘ d, ‘Nxllgggl-hnu‘ The Bubehggtnfge The first‘ Tues“? was ch an M whourcdlngduczzdefliletzmtstgtxiepaét ‘gf . _"— Hi0 regular day 0f HNEBU€ nllii .8 L‘ P P E R Y sTREE-y-S__Thu

the first regular meeting ill

held at the home of th ePresident. Mrs. James lVl-acCoi-maok on Jan-

uary 5th, at 7-00 p. m.

S. A. Commander

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Commissioner Sowton, whose ari- the

dress followed, ‘said that Army never before had such

iarse following in Canada as to-

day. Five hundred or more cor

be appreciation.

The special meetings which were conducted during the stay of

condition of the ‘local corps.

'1 leave t is morning on return

the Mainland.

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the program. contributed a solo, which was received with evident

these visiting officers, were very largely attended. At last night's evangelical service. the Commie- sioner expressed himself as being very much pleased with the week- end campaign, and also with the

Com issioner and Mrs. Sowton to

thaw and following cold snap of Saturday have resulted in treach- erous walking for both pedestrians and horses. while cur drlvins is becoming dangerous. One automo- bile, while negotiating the corner of Queen and Irluston streets ‘yes- terday morning, alewed completely about, and- snapped off one of its

PERSONALS

The many friends of Mr. J. C

McKendrick will

wheels against the concrete curb. _.?._._¢-O&———-—

regret to learn tzperittion not twrofl-t

had been established. and wow ttrttstently ‘being added to. The nocietisfl and institutions support- ed by the Army ware also grow- ilIi-l. and its homes. and hospitals ivem filling a great need.

Since its inception by William ‘Booth in 1805. the Army had made its way into eighty-one different t-truntries and colonies. anid the (Yommissioner.

llo went ‘on to tleal with India as an example of what was being done in each of these forelzn lands. The work in India. he said,

State Competition

WASHINGTON, Dec.

session here.

In Business Scored

lit-Gov- ernment competition with private enterprise was "assailed today. as tiresaging a suclalistic state and the destruction of all individual oppor- tunity by the conference on sov- ernmetit in industry which is in

The conference, composed of tre-

hnd been started by an Indian Civ- il servant, a judge 0f old English family. who had seen _ what the

g the India Ensland w

Army could do amon and wb‘o returned to

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CIAESSIFIED A

us. tcs Congress to Increase govern Ithmcnt encroachment on business.

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DVERIYISEMENTS

.... Ile nor "no all! worth In p" llnn of Ii word: 1o per llnn of I words

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presenta-tives of a. hundred or ‘more industries. declared it proposed to oppose any move by the United Sta-

by serious illness.

Toronto, will regret to learn of illness and operation in Victo General Hospital.

The many friends of ‘Mr. L. E; Prowse will regret to lea-tn is quite ill at the home of daughter. Mrs. Ritchie, Ottawa.

Simpson) a daughter. MoLEOm-At (Iharlottetcwn. Dec. 10th, to Mr and Mrs. D. K. ‘Moi-cod. a. son. MARRIAGEB

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‘_¢_¢_ 1 _ ~ - w age‘, 220 Richmond 8t... Dec. 9th, 1W _ _ _ “TTTT” Rev, 1w, M, Ry", Huger; Jgmgg “M” m m m'°'“ In.‘ Charlottetown has. under its luris _ “h, --— SERVICE vonKaHmz Frag“ of Chammawwn to “He; phonu In menu. ,_ _. .. diction. all of the Province of P t I A C einee taking ovlr _ Miscellaneous i435.»- J McDonhld, st. Charlem. May Refuse, of Georgetown. :9. m. m“. “w ‘a “m p" h, lmuvwufl “m”, dQiHtUNyI terrace (lo-Edward rulslnnd dexcapt a!‘ n I rms 0n- Ho", w. h“. w.“ mu’. " ‘ -_ 1 , ., ‘, <uc uny.wc suner e ‘ JNO- A» MNIWNFLDI “N” nuasolifidlb-i-al ls and Ill!» -_ ‘. I ‘ . bmwd’ m. l" ‘M “mm” SETH-ii’ of the Port of Summerslde. I ghunuu‘ o’ “n”. m Surveyor, tliormmvllie, P. E. l. ""“ " s HANG m DEATH! Ntmbiflltion gift utn. A wide , Y°“'” mm" i npnln and improvements. l: - m5 n 1 lmo. ron eAI-i-‘A WiI-l-l 5 E m (jhgrlottetown choice from 2s» up. Including J, o. MauMILLAN -"" u new m nnm Hm: at an —— 99PM"- mmdlmm‘ ADM’ n; 3o AlTKiN-At Bay-Fortune on Dec. c f t p] g Collector of Customs-Excise (s°°°m h’ Th‘ anrdm“ l flu‘ ||| 1|‘; Int-mm. Prov PALas TEETH ALSO anroos- st. ‘between 12.30 ‘to antitank, m‘ ma’ ‘Mm. Wvm. D‘ Alum m Hotel Co.’ Ltd. n vs. w". . 9w and _ essays. Dec. 13.-II‘he United , ‘b m“ work dlwardo¢ Any condimum 856d - - “he Rom ye" o‘ h" we, I P" M.“ Gailutl, Ynrdlefl» ilpludn CUSTOMS AND EXCISE CANADA States was invited this afternoon 1M"- I‘ "Pill _ . Killian-prices. Mall 1.. Baker- j-{mjoausflan} " " Houblgaut, Hum-m. m. Pm o, summemm, R E m“... by the Leanne of Nation! council who wan! I “Him!” no t. Toronto. FOR sat: - on HARRY c. snows. ram-m December it. was ‘° PM" "l "W "ti!" "Irma! =11 um: m: lplondld mm and -

2st c a ,et Ont. "Wm

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For Sale

won sate-steer to morons. m. ,tfi!fli|l,11 mt.

FOR eALl-4 HIATIRO AND ‘A range. Apply 8i) Roehford 8;.‘

All tilldl. 1ft O.

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won at: Lair-vi, trauma . _. ‘m? ‘n,’ ‘nflgl-gjtpqd“. Lint-uni.

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and banker. nlmfl to Oliver tBablneau, care

,wt t . mm m” M gdsas-iz-tapi

Male Ilelp Wanted

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iPrlnc tn right. man. Ap J. Milton.

at new. A0017

WANT TWO mm ‘ro rnAvll- a Edward island. Good My ply Morel] Hotel.

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that ‘he in confined rto his house

The friends of Mr. James Murpilily. S

that he; his

BIRTHS ..__._._.._________..___ BRlNTON.-—At Rochester. New

York. on December 8. to itevnMyi-on 0. and Mrs. Brlnton (nee Blanche;

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Canada into participation.‘ in the future activities of the organiza- tion which aims to act as u sort oi commercial league of tiations for the continents of North and South Armericu.

Querietl last night whether offic- ial action had been taken as indi- cated iu the atbave despatch, Dr. Skelton. antler-Secretary 0i’ State [or Canada stated that no (lclegat- es had yet been named by the Can- adian Government,

“Full Steam Ahead” Declares O.N.B. President

(Special to, the Guardian) ‘OTTAIWA, l)ec,.l3.—"l<‘tull steam ahead is our signal and with every mun in the National System push- ing in the same direction our pro- gress next year should be eveu greater than in the year ‘just clos- ing," said ‘Sir Henry Thornton. President of the Canadian National Railway who has just returned from u. trip to Great ‘Britain and who today was in conference with llight lion. George P. Graham, tMlinlster of Railways and Canals . and Graham's Deputy Minister. for i025 oi In addition to ivhat looks like an operation not profit for 1925 oi $30 000,000 the record set up by tit

m; Canada railways.

Hotel Victoria

Ono of the lat-gut and but equipped Hotcll In Eastern‘ Canada. Contains: 120 rooms. 44 of which have private baths. Completely renovated in the put few yum. Fm Hotel: throughout, Canada and the United States have it: splendid table. Courteous

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ton McIntyre. Montague: J. A non- don, Montreal; J. Cote. St. John: .0. A. Hopkins, Sprfngliill. N. 9.; ll‘. Baylor, Montreal; C. B, Everett. 5t. Andrew's. (l; -'i~i. Hellman. Can-

ten; l-larry l-I. Colpitts. Binghaltp ton, N. Y.; Richard Adby, Toron-

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Walk-ing Canes, Cigars, Cigarettes, and Cigar Holders, Cigarette Cases, ors.

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A visit to our store will convince you that it is ‘here

ilur Assortment of (lifts

is large and varied, let‘ us help make YOU!‘ Selections, choose tihern new and we will make delivery 0n Christmas Eve.

LADIES WILL WELCOME

Perfumes, Toilet Waters, Compacts Powders, Chocolates, Ivory Goods, Mani- cure Sets, Cutex Sets, Ever Sharp Pebciis.

MEN WILL APPRECIATE

Briar and Meerschaum Pipes, Cigarette Playing Cards, Siiavinglilruslics, Raz-

BOYS AND GIRLS WILL ENJOY

Nothing better tthan a Cam-era, we have a nice assortment to choose. from, Prices $2.10 up.

The MacKinnon Drug Co.

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Britairfs Drink BiilBlow Aimed At Over $1,5Q0,000,000

LONDON. Dec. ]3.~»Great Brit- aitfs drink bill lust year was over

$1,b0ii,0i)0,000. nh

timntes. Of this took i3 per cent, 000.

low figure. Ncuri rels of beer were milk cortsuntpuion

milk,

The latest 307.000 men and ployed directly or tin the liquor to

sive concessions

army general stn

Strong testified.

concessions gra

have not been ox In Colombia,

40.000000 the Board of Trade es

The increase was iin beer for the continued high taxes kept the spirits consumption at a

was 700,000,000 gall-oils but England spent $513 on beer for every $5 on

(YQIIBUS

‘*"“_“' calla i‘ t- t. l =P i Ed d I 1 d AII‘ GOIICGSSIOHS ‘I! does tw-t seem twssible. bi"- it? ‘llhggswgs Thzugstlrtsiigdl-commlttee “M” w" ‘mam’! "i" moist. anything is possible 111 the yield from mu. acreage is s.soo.oootg°g$ 5W1: °ggif°magw ,'(“°°g"‘efi . " Th“ 1s, most Any. b Shela t ever e n on s e pre s . n Sguth Amgrlga §,‘““‘° "‘“““°”“ “ - It. m u f u. Itte that ring to Upset lt. - W would ver much appreciate y a em er‘) e comm a it is claimed that Prince Edward any e850,; on yoiu- w," to ggt bsdthere W" '1 Bifilllil 1881MB amen! WASHINGTON, Du. 13____'.*. ,.,_ 15mm; h“ “heady shipped mnt-gfore the 06mm“ M Washington residents of rural Ontario in favor

lgn interests have secured ext-lu- in South America. Court martial was told today by Major George V.

“in Central America."

péan Potatoes have been imported

i ‘through this Port during the past

Progressive Party

P. E. Island ‘“'°""t'“iii.'i‘.viii'i.‘it.i w t... Sir, Executive 00m- o r eden S rvun . - ""“ “ 0H. M. M... ‘ mitisee Meet;

(‘miithued 7mm Pa” 1) Collector Customs and Exciset

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Charlottetown. P. E. l.\ December 12th. 1925‘

(Special to Th; Guardian)

TORIUNHU. Dec. 13.—tA resolu- tion stating lihat it "welcomed the ireturn of the U.I<‘.O. into politics." ‘was passed yesterday by the execu- ltlve committee of the Progressive‘ party at a meeting in the Prince