ilive Silver Foxes Wanted

B. [King will be at the‘ Revere Hotel, Charlottetown, on Tuesday and Wednesday of this week and will pay 10 to 15 per cent over fur value.

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Phone or call.

Thursday, Friday and Saturday will be at Queen Hotel, Suminerside.

_ L i sii-iz-is-zi. _ _ '

1c. u. LAMPSON a co.

6i Queen Street

London. F. C. 4i Public Auction Sales o!

RAW FURS

Soles are held

Niurisli and October

lteprescuted by ' ALFRED FRASER “sxtﬁ

January.

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‘ Silier Fox and Cross l~‘ 1X should be shipped dlreﬂ i0 London to avoid the puymezit ol the 50 per cent dill-y i111- g posed by the ITniteil States Gnvernment__

MESSRS. FREIYk HUTH 8: CO.

ANNOUNCE THEIR MID-WINTER AUCTION SALE cf

Sﬂver Foxes

and other American Foxes

London, January 28th, 1924

and ‘ following days

Silver Foxes for this gale should be mailed from P. E. Island by December st. _ _ We offer to shippers THE UNEXCELLED SERVICE in the London Sales; and solicit your business. ‘ The first Auction Ho e to issue a classified for the convenience of buyers of Sliver Foxel. I The only Auction House that maintains an off cc on ' , . I. f th n enienee of ahiPWN- P Ewe ‘ourppuf, cite: of charge, addressed thlPPMil 5:95 and tags and help you mark, bundle and Invoice your 0K

pelts. _

ehi ers before the pelts reach London. mag: oaeh advances on 7°11" 7"" l" "W" day“ ﬂea?“ Your furs are insured from the time they, ‘Nmcc n a at our flur r'ooma, or deeilvered by you ii PW’- ° i eostof/Ie one P°"° ' , umwwwwwmmvmmmo you ghlp your pelts yourself PLEASE sen p k om" of "w, for insurance either to New Yor ‘

summenido. & C0. l

catalog

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z. n. RAYNER. Solicltlllﬂ AW" Surnmerside, P. E. i.

Ease of Mind is Life’s Greatest Blessing

INSURE NOW For complete Insurance Service consult with HYNDMAN & C0., LTD.

The Oldest Insurance Agency in P. E. I. '

Phones s7 ‘and 333 SECURITY ‘ SERVICE

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l THURSDAY DEC. 20, 192s

' CONSERVATIVE ANNUAL . MEETING.

the Liberal candidate, the Liberal Premier of the province. other Lib- eral Cabinet Ministers and prom-t inent Liberal politicians. The seY qut-l to this is that. since the elec‘ “on 399 the 9979M 9i ‘he 111967911 You have. seen people ufiliticil candidate’ word comes from otmfwitli this condition and have

perhaps wondered what wits ine wa. that the tenders called a fewlwum, o; 1L

weeks before the election werei luow that it is caused by first n

By [amen W. B4119?‘ M-Dli SWOLLEN JOINTS

The annullo meeting of the} Queen's County Liberal Conservzt-i tlve Association. held yestcrdai. and a report of which appears else- where ln thlis issue, was an emin- ently satisfactory one. The sum: vlllﬂfy or the speeches delivered lwill well repay varefhl perusal, its ‘they vury effectively dispose of the inane fault-finding recently in~ dulged in in certain quarters, par- Vticulnrly with reference to the repeal of the poll 011 and the road question. As everyone knows, the poll tax Act could only be repealed- by the Legislature in regular sea- lj-‘i-ion. and, as everyone also knows. ’ the Stewart Government has not yet issued its statement on the fin- ianclitl condition of the rprovlnce when the late government wcnt out .- of office. 'lt is impossible, there- fore, to discuss the latter and it is tiselsss to speculate on what hats been done or what is yet to be This statement will appear ‘in due course, and the promise made by Premier Stewart will lit- when the proper time wvn commend the reports

no bum! {added some other definite thing.

in Kent County, NAIL, the bribeipoaure‘

is n branch railway, to extent the‘: 111118!‘ be 111110 1111B I0 801116 DOW" w B“ Ifrom n bad tooth, nr tonsil, or . oncton and ctouchci branch tolmher pa“ of ‘he bum

Ricbibuoto, and also to do great Or it may be due to the wny the

food is digested in the intestine

and undeﬁned things tor the ﬂsher- And so now physmans when men! To press this bribe home an called upon to treat swollen joint.»

h ti lti ‘lltLfit army o! Cabinet Mmmmm‘ seuawhezllrluloslllllolfufnr sgmtta edcfinxl-Fc

' started. stumped the county’ and hem “p! The teeth are examined, like-

this branch railway before the eyee|ivise the throat. and also the little or ‘he electors. Th‘: Liberal ormmlclixtgegggseor sinuses thiit lead troni the Mansion Transcript. sires the‘ u nothing can be found they go 1 into the matter of the diet and re bﬂbe' comm“ or edmoﬂal space“ strict the amount of sugar tukun the people 0i Kent by the patient. county to swallow 1L , That is sugar in form oi starchy lvegetnbles. The demilrﬂbleiealllre in 11119119’ Now all this is very interesting is no; so mic}, ma; the acuve mo“ and is of course the propel" method ~-oi‘ going about things, but there is “clam am ‘uslmnest and ‘mrrupi-iijiist one great big thing to remem- but their brazen and ‘sh msie s e- b"- a 5 a i When the patient is sufficiently. sumption that ithe electors are asmve, the Quack to undergo mi dihihonegt, am} cQfrup[ an {beybiert-ry’ means is taken to gut things selves ' iinoving well inside him.

and urges i

done.

' fulﬁlled

i comes.

Investigators are of the opinion '

‘o0 mm‘ and ‘(he elevator is “m- wipretlinposition to it, to which is;

This inny simply in: cold or inc‘

ors and other prominent ‘politicians point whore the trouble inuy have 5'

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They can come down from. “that do I muaui

the seats of the mighty and hold up! Why he in 9110011188811 i0 1110"‘ "about, to curry himself in an. a railway or an elevator or. some 1mm“ position’ to have ms hues,‘ thing equally fantastic before theiiine moving regularly, anti often‘ 1." t tilt l ‘ti .. I eye‘; of the poor ignorant dune’ m‘ E Hlljeslijics‘ this ‘iii: izlllllllﬁ arr» lien:- 81801018. and 8o bribe them to re ‘ed in ovens for varying puritids ‘

- - lie in subjected to hot, and cold mm them m their {at umces! showers. He is made to llEfSlllft" Will the people o! Kent swallow-freely. He is gradually allowed mi

' . . ,~ .1: l-L l t_ i’ lshi ' foo i. ' the railway? “ill the ﬁshermen k2“? 9:311‘; ‘iql“.“::';:.,_ n" ‘ Simply because those tiliysli-lziits

"pot" the different addresses to our biieaders, Liberal and Conservative. suvmc CONSTITUENCIES.

Cue u-onders, when leading" the story 31f the campaign i_i_i the Kelli lifyCouiitj‘ bye-election and of llie rc- cent campaign and ins sequel in

llnlifnx, whither Canada is (trill.- g inc. Bribery on a. ivliolesiilc scale,

swallow what has been held out t0

lately planned attempt to buy 11]) p "whether the people of K9,"; M" tircist- i0 improve his cnrriuiti- oi-I‘ 1 ’ . > _ w _ , innit-t; as iris ri-i-ogliizi-il flint. 1i‘ ‘whole ronstltuentiy, to buy ii min ut-cept ‘the bribe and cit-Ct the Inuhisaggiﬂﬂ, dropping body S|l'\\‘$ up‘ =tiie money of the _iublic-~this has whose bchnjfdll‘ zictufilly causes slow_ HlllfiYW‘

- t‘ a 0st s ‘liil w, 0t ll‘ iii-I jbeen the shameful story in llall- this orgy o! corruption has hen" Fgﬁriga‘IlzrglnvlniﬁxQ1931," HM, w fax. which, to its credit. the con- conducted or throw it back as tht-‘ii""'\"‘1" 1* fiirill" 199"“ h“ i‘

1 , _ __ _ . _ ieuvnurngt-tl to ilcvielop lti-ain't.‘ stlmenc) ‘ehhtd to submit w’ 900m" 0! Hamm‘ ‘Hd- m me ‘Eclhllunils and muscles, so ilizil lll‘ mini _ the story in Kent County, N13,, the

0t‘ those \\'ll0'lia.\’9 ‘prostituted thiifiiliiv 11am (itllall food going in, until . . ,- _ v _ ilhrnw out ii the waste.

fieqlwl l0 Wl1l¢l1 1H- hllﬂll lxarn lv~ honorable positions in which the} 3m“ a w“ m- Snmuhm is ;i\',-]|i

‘night. electors placed them two _\‘f‘.’lr.-t ililll to use his body. i

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111 Halifax 11w bribe Wits fl. inii-itigo, it. is quite certain that tht‘_ The two-party system which has}

lion tiollnr elevator the only lncetripeopie of Canada will not stand fqrheenjn vogue in the Dominion;

u“, w 1mm; ‘men was that’ “in, ‘mless they have become ‘w, misince its foundation and has not;

would we w 1° em t h 1 dd‘ ' . x I lhEGYl improved upon by any 0|‘ tin“ g ip y-m o untre s all sense of liouor and dectncyqpmmca‘ mnmauons ‘hm haw‘

or mem and a gxganuc pier ahxothmg so gmrmgly and smmdldiiiinct» been nttemtitetl, seems liltvlyi Dartmouth. Mr. 1i. M. MncDonaldndishonest and dishonorable hang“, come "m, m, mm “Ram “qqhi s Cabinet. Minister, declared oniever been known in Canadian poll-lit we confidently expect U11‘ re- the public platform that the elevatﬂtius as these two hyeeieetiong, glpliliTn of the Conservative. party to. or would hel-bullt ‘it it cost ii mll-;ginecred by the Mackenzie Kllll-Zhmwor‘ its recon‘ m m") "w" “n9 “on and a quench Th6 Pmmierhgovmment to “we “B own am” measures, in tit-nun and ivnr, lillh

_ _ _ i been lncompni-nhly Hllllilflﬁl‘ i0 Mr. Mackenzie hing, if he did not ititely useless life. If ever it was ma, n; my 0mm. pa"). l, w“. m,

dlfwil)’ promise the elevator and time for a change nf. Ottawa lt infested in 192i, but. during the pout. the pier, ‘Wield the clothes" of those now, and the sooner the better for your has .mude 8TH" Biridrii 9-‘1- wpn 4113419 um promise, including Candi ward regaining its former ascend- ' nucy. in lion. Arthur liioiizhi-n it i Firm," ‘ucuede; h, °'°ct|" 65 has a lender who is stroni-t in him memb," u, (h. “w” a; gomfsclfiznil although with but u limit- - mons in1921. The United Farmers of Ontario second of the two large parties in

Th“; made “mm "u, cd number of supporters at hi~ back in Parliament, hs embodies fl have reached the momentous deci- the House. Their strength crime “will” |““"""°i"“l mrc“ ma“ ‘my eion to quit polities as a party. almost entirely from Ontnrin and "m" "W19" “l” “$599M? “M Since crashing downfall of tho the three Prairie Provinces. All “'9 “He” ma“ h“ mmmmms 9 Drury government. in June last but four of the 6E cams from the great" 59999" ‘hrwlﬂmut m” they have concluded that "the soc-lfour Provinces just named, while “mm”? m“ “'17 ‘"9" Tmlnlc“! ial educational and economic fca- three were elected in British Col- 9mm" tures of our movement have suffer- umbia and one in New Brunswick. ed by our political activities." Federally speaking the Farmers’ Hence the change of attitude and party are commonly spokonnf as policy. The door is still left open, Progressives, but in Ontario mid however, for individual farmers, or Alberta they are known as United famiers clubs to mix up in politics Farmers. The record of the party; as they may feel disposed to ilofln federal political affairs has been H I, i hut it must be- quite separate and a rather inglorious one, injurious,” remerahip very much U! .3 ‘apart from and independent of the i0 any prospects of its permanenceidisappnlnment m his part)" n m lcentral organization. There has as n separate party. Shcultbmm that he h“ encountered ‘m. lbeen rm the ﬁr“ some dlvlslonhnother federal general election bpqflculties, but they were such llH fl in lhe ran a as to ‘the tlcsirabllitylheld next year, as now seem pro-istrong lender might haw ow“ of the organisation taking port in bable, the Progressive partv’s re-mnnm no h“ weakly sunk beneath ‘Domini !prt_aen-tanon 1n the Home o} Cum iiis troubles that beset ltini, abnud. imon“ Wm inmost certainly he oneitl the lilniform 0ll which ‘he was What has definitely turned tliflnlnch reduced from m’ '"°“°“‘ d: hiiihzitl scale and led to the present dccl-isn-englh‘

_ v hurt] tirnssvdtitid now finds him- [slon was undoubtedly the dlsaetr-I

oral candidate on

The Liberal party under its pre- sent leadership is contributing po- werfully to the restoration of thc| Conservatives to power. .lt has n1‘ nominal leader who docs not ii-aill lie has been from the first tiny of:

_ self n1 their mercy. having lost tho There has been from the first a small majority lie llﬂd at first.

The wrinkles mi l'9.".r....ll§il‘l'-

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Lei not your footsteps fnli. . Guardian Rieadﬁrl ‘ iYou think a great big pantl l grim. * ‘i is padding on your trail.

“A LITTLE wmt: mom Now E'l'lit-si=;(p1::‘s"gre shliﬂll- you mu 'e wonder oft whorl: we belong. ' ‘ ' . .we wonder where we are. 1 Th“ panther i“ a NW‘

The road it seems an rough and lyouluézsitlathere “not n

loug t Our goal’ seems dim nnrl fut‘. i A mu” WW” "m" “nw!

Aeegpo» - -

h ~ 999"“ u“ "‘°"'“'""" '"°“'- Both iisuitisi-‘tuu and ahndv _‘ We'll gel there after‘; little while. m" ‘mum u the ca“ may in,’ A little While lronﬁnow. [mm a g-‘hueman or Indy!

You'll settltere Utter ,1

f ' gIYoifll get there uilcr n. lltllc Whlillv‘ . ' ‘ 1 A little while from nnw. e . . pmly Selections , v t r ‘on You tnncy wolves in forei-l g i un-

little

Ami yet ‘tin but s little mild 199"" hrrry- “WW9 m“ rm“! "ﬂyimovemont after it had been start-liar contests and the frequent elec-

. tt ' ‘ s n m . i . . nn%“~v§ii’§"t'tt§sitii7“ilrnvf§ Fnmm "W "M" P'°"°<' 1i1-'°='"i"1~1~=- or». Colon-ﬂu n-ii littl'

Werwhelméd’ ‘he u Wildly pr-‘ez/Ialent Impression that {Thus by his weak and vaciliziliniz {body o‘ Farmer ministers an‘: 76in“ i 9°C H; party is not deeir- course ‘Premier King has become “half thtfmembers siinlmrtin inane has ‘t’; dill". L Th“ impresslonm‘ unwilling auxiliary to um gm,“ m "In Ontario Leghmmre B! em a a y grown in the publiciConserviitive revival that is now .- - t was mind and tberehss been very iit-iin progress. mrfll swift defeat of the first politlcal- tie in the Progressive record to’ 11y Orznnised Farmers’ party in the check its izrowtli. can“; h“ m. ‘Province where it had its hlrthlxe-nornl desire for the perpetuation The present decision to ‘quit polit- of a party which has been rather lcs cannot but have a serious ef- infiuentisi as a dlsthrhina element fact upon the fortunes of the poli- in our public‘ affairs Hun prgduc. mile-ﬁlly organised Farmers of Man. tfve of any meritorius reform. its /- ~ iiioba and Alberta who ‘took up tin, creation tins .ied"to ‘many triangu- I

1w which

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‘it'll in Ontario. The admission in tion of candidates who, lisd gained zoﬂwrio 11111! vdlltlc-l oritaniiistiomonly a minority of support" in their {as a class has not benefited tho iievsrnl rldiugs. Witlubut two _, ,_ , :,,v“'i1;,,,,I,\.‘|‘:,,5'z\ q

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ml; it ._“"'l|li ‘H1

mlcll to their itiitayin varinn,‘ss,i__.|ii$§si, ls,‘ mags, ‘um;

iiin

22§%§¢%ﬁ%§¥¥ﬁ§§ﬁ%f

than all other brands

" iii .. l0 {b17819 20 " 55"

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combined "

"Superl-Qua/ifyf’

// and in fins of "' 50 and I00

Beauﬁfzz/[y i ("ool and Sweet Smoking,

. -. ' . . . t": ." .' ' " all l 'z.‘t N 9h“ ‘ them in the ‘may of promise-s rllllill‘l‘l‘r“\ivl:r|ootll‘j m "‘“" ' H“ “ ‘9 “I g7; . g7; - iﬂz: : 7r D y’; y V“ . a . , g bount/les? “e shall learn tonight. ||., 5H pncouyﬂgigd tn taku m», _ _ ‘ _ " '

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Santa Claus has Arrived With Gifts For Men and Boys’

This _vear the useful Gifts will be the most appreciated

ones. We invite you to look over our selection.

Lovely Coats for Men and 130; ,3 . .. . . . . . . . .. . .iiu0.oo to $38.50 Bath Robes make useful gifts - - - - - - - - 4519-99 t" 9151"‘ Men’s and Boys’ Suits . .. . . . .. ....$l0.00 to $13.50 Comfort iin our Mufflers .. ....'. . . . . . . . . . . . . .ii\i.00 to $3.50 Exclusive Negkwear . . . 9 . . . . .50t- f0 ilil.50 Velour Hat makes an Ideal Gift . . . . . . . . . . . .'illt'i.flfl 10736.00 Gloves will be ‘appreciated . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . .-lill-0fl to $4.50

We have lovely Gifts which are boxed. Garters, Cuff Links, Collar Bags, etc.

-All Xmas Gifts boxed free, andiXmas Card-s. we are open each night;

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