JANUART 11. 102s

‘lite 13600.» ‘lhin s A in Life , a tyrant

_ To become better acquainted with your own country-_.

t0 take a restful sea VOyagQ-m to enjoy new scenes and con-l tact with strange pe0pleg_.

these are amongst the delights of Travel, available to those who save money.

gm! Blink will welcome your aving: . Account. Dgpogjg‘ may b‘ mad‘ by mail.

‘ﬁle '. - BANK 9g“ scorn

$10111! $10.000.000 Reserve $19,500,000

Resources $245,000,000 am _

Central Guardian

HOPE RIVER WHlST will take‘ {place Wednesday, Jan- llth- i 1773-1-10-2i- i NEW UNIVERSITY DICTION- ARY to Guardian readers for 9P icents and one coupon. Every home {should have one. ti | _._ NEW UNIVERSITY DICTION- [ARDto Guardian readers for 98 ;ceuts and one coupon. Every home lshould have one. t!

i THE FIRST RED CROSS Home lNursing Class wilt be held on lThursdoy, Jan. 12th at 7.30 p. m. 1' 1765-1-10-31 t ii lo BAPTtIBT OHUROHES-Rev. A.

. Banyard B. D., will preach next Sabbath utdiollshaw ll u. m“ Try- un 7 p. m. B. Y. P. A. Friday 7 p. m. A hearty welcome to all.

, OMlTTED.—-Tiic tinme oi’ tllc Bonk of Nova Scotlawas inadvert- cntly omitted from the report. ot’ the P. E. l. Poultry Association, as donor-s c-t’ n. Cup ior-coinpiliittoil at next poultry show. '

i DALHOUiSiE, EXAMS.-—lll tho Dillllotisic Cilrlstlnan Pass-lint- tho names oi Mr. W. E. Taylor in Sec- tion 11 (40-65) in Zoology 3, and Mr. E. M. Found in Section l (ill? .00) in English ‘ll, were omitted.

THE MARKETS --— Tilt.- illtlrkt‘! lwus vtlry well attended yosterila)’. [with little (zhaugu ill prices for uli ‘commodities. Butter 40c lb; oggrt. 55c tpcr dozen; chtickeils $110 to $1 "'" ilecli’, carcass, 11c lb; pork.

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GREAT NORTHERN routes oi travel to have been visit‘

"Mae" wa-{lﬁsqrﬁlujsx n _1\-tl by ollly a more handful oi white Cqnadang norm Conn" "itrl-‘ltfﬂ 0| tlllvll, are two c-i thc most wonder- ﬂh ‘H f __ i ry- IF-‘lii liitllllul trnlarairts ill the Dominion.

. y m 0s rm" "l" _ important "rhcse ilfte tho Alexandra falls and "mm"! 9°“ "lid "lithium stutionitlltl iloillsc falls, situated within "1' “all Five!‘ 0n Givat Slave lake lilhout. u milc of each other on tho but suiticiently oft the ,-..gu|,n.uay ﬂvm.

High Grade Bonds At Attractive Prices

Canadian National Railways City oi Charlottetown

Free State oi Ireland Republic 0t Peru

5% to r1010 4.05% 5% to yield 4.70% 5% to yield 5.20% 0% to yield 0.05%

I Public Utilities 5% to yield 5.50% 030% to yield 6.25% 5% to yield 5.50% 5% to yield 5.18%

Avon River Power Company Canada Electric Company New Brunswick Power Co. Nova Scotia Tram d; Power

Corporation

Acadia Sugar Reﬁlling Cn. Moirs Limited Alexander Building Corp. United Groin Growers

(5% to yield 6.10% Giff/u ti) yield 6-25% 0% to yield 0.05% 5% to yield 5.30%

Orders may be telephoned or telegraphed at nur expense.

[Eastern Securities Cn., Ltd.

INVESTMENT BANKERS

W. Ii. V. DUNBAR, Manager.

(iharluttetown

St. John Montreal

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carcass, 10c offered; hidcu itic ib- Nt) hay ‘or straw was being offered. , A CHARLOTTETOWN BOY-—lil itllo report oi’ tho ordination oi‘ itov- litlchartl O'Neill. it Hiltlllltl iltlVl‘ boon i-ltutcd that hewus a (‘harlot lit-town‘ buy, as Fltthcl- O‘Nclll Wu-‘i ;l)i)l'li ill this city, where his parents tuliii reside.

l ISLANDERS \WED.-—St. 10010». Clltlrcll, Saskatoon wus tho scout: oi a quiet. wcdillltg on 'l‘llur:~ltlay aitel noon, Aug. ~t, 1027. Wlli‘ll Rev. ll. l-i. A. Huslanl united ill marl-t ltgtl. hilsi-t llzilllliih liioorv, Asquith, Susie, iorulerly oi’ Milton, i‘. ill. l.. anti Ml‘. Philip Lakc ol‘ Asquith. ‘Alter an CXLGIIIiWl nlotor trill they inudo their lll‘\V llonle at. As- quith, ‘Sash, (iunatlu.

i RECORD SEASON FOR SMELTS-Nevcl" before in U1" "history of smelt flailing on ‘Prince ‘zlililwarti island have the different itiirtclles reported boon so large in‘ .50 consistent. This is especially lilo in tho East Rlvcl- section whorl! isms-it ilsllernlen from Mount Stew- art to Scotchiori. are enjoying i121 nnprecctlelltetl run ol‘ luck at the prey-lent time, shipments running -as high as 169 barrels a day lo New ‘York and Boston, where all sales jarti made is quite common All aver ago pritzu oi’ $20-00 a barrel profit its being reul-izeil, while several ilsllorlnen have sectlrctl as high its $.'til-00 per burl-ell from 150 to iftii Jlfllllltiﬂ. What. is ('0l1Sl(i0l‘C(l in 11-.- ‘zi record catch within tho past fou’ ‘iluyil was 1200 barrels caught altmg iht- river between ‘(lfiliillfiffy wharf ‘and Mc-ullt Stewart ' 1 —-—-——<Q-o-—~ iliiuurtlﬁa Llnlment inr nit-k nnlnnils. PERSONALS

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l Mr Lyle lint-liner, Peters’ ltoutl. l is silentllilg u iew days in tho city, ?tllt-. guest oi his mother.

‘spending tho holidays with her p:i~ trelltil- ,

IMr- Fﬂllltflil 'l‘owllshnlltl, ltoliu inily West, was a paiiscugcl‘ on tho tEustern 'l‘rail1 Monday (WPllliltZ- iic Heft 'l‘tlesdi1y morning tor ‘Frill-u, to iresultlo his studies. '

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l Miss Lcll (l- Johnston, of Peters Jtoutl, spout tho week cud iii Ch‘- ltown, tho Rllilg-lt oi‘ lllirs- liochnur.’ .8110 left Monday morning for Soul- tervillo, ‘Mtltiﬂq where she will spend , a few tnollths with her sisters, lilrs lClow itntl Mril- Matii-‘atlycll.

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head; also melt in

_- . , Independence —-ho-w to achieve it

600 1 into a safe for 10 §g£1lPS$8lld ail/ill amount to~-$6,000

when you take it out.

600 a year, invest ii: regal tify-iyylinsgflilsd securities at 6% and re- invest all interest, in ten years you ll have $8,202.18.

Our booklet, “Independence,” will tell you what a sound and systematic in- vestment policy Will accomplish.

Iulfbo-oklet "independence."

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iiiiiii-‘i Plans send mo)’

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KIQHNSTON Mist/lama - Mccllrdy Building, Halifax ‘i ‘unusual alontrsal Muir ﬁlfllﬁllg"l:xrﬁ::“ost°ck 111th"?-

'~ .\I k ruin Exchange, 0M...‘ ‘urhChitf-urg; Bond o Trudi.

WP 0f hot water and inhale Vapors

2/ VA PO R u a Oven lSZM/iuow JARS 0m: mom

Everybody wants to start the New Year with a feeling oi prosper"! and security.

What better symbolis- es these conditions than s full cool bin.

m us annals 1011-‘

W. D. GILLIS h C0- PIIONE 176

Blinks -tulll.~l_ and lllilii‘illl_ following tlln utlvicti

so oftvn glvvil ill till-so columns. tllko ll

Bonk Commerce . . . . . . . . . . . .. 279M tt-ilspooiiflll or four tnblt-tu of Illsllriltt-tl _ 35g blatant-sill ill :1 llttll- wait-r nilur muulu

gun: tiny? ' 3w with tht- rl-sult that tilt-Ir stolnllt-h uni an on re“ "'~ ' vlllllﬂﬂl‘ troubles tllclll. they llrt- llhli- to

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THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

SAVE NOW i

. and must be cleared before stock- taking, A store wide

The racks

shelves

event that oﬂers real ollllortunlty. clded tsavings.

January Sale

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SAVING YOU FROM

$50 t0 $100 »

()n the Purchase Price Of Your FUR COAT

During this Sale we are tiliering enor- mous price discounts on all Fur Coats. We advise you to make your coat money receivi- the greatest value ill return, '

A LARGE STOCK TO CHOOSE FROM.

TERMS ARRANGED

Examples 0f Dur Value Leadership FRENCH SEAL COATS, values to ‘$130.00 . . . . $98.00

RACCOON COATS, +0."... t0 $225.00 . . . ...... . . $149.00

PERSIAN LAMB colrrs, values 000200.00................rt150.00

MUSKRAT COATS, values to $225110 $148.00

These Coats with many others present ‘decided savinzF- We have B. large stock, which must be cleared.

s. A. McDONALD

WHERE you our rr FOR LESS

t" Stock Quotations l

‘Mii/tllilviiitx, Jan. 10.—Quotstlons| furnished by Johnston and ward»

Members of the Montreal Stock. May Exchange: i ‘guy . ct.

New York Exchange . ..

At. Top. and Santa Fe Ry. .. 120%‘

Alunricail Can Co. . . . . . . . . . .. 2%‘

Am. Smelt. and Reing. Co. . 177% MONTREAL. JayL 1t)_.Thm~@ were Anaconda COP- Mln- 90- 55'5" 216 cattle, 111 sheep. 1436 hogs and Con. Pacific (70- - ~ - - ~ ~ ~ - - ~ - -- 311% 245 calves, for sale on tho two nlar- NY. Cen. and Had. Riv. RR. 101%‘ k8“ this morning

Con. Gas CO- (N-Y-l 4 - ~ - - - - ~ izmc-‘l Butcher cattle were in fair de-

Hud. Motor Cm‘ Co. International Paper Co. . Inte ‘national {Petroleum .

791511101111 and up to $7.00 was paid for G854‘ a few fairly good cows. Common 37'4" cows sold from $5.00 to $6.25 and

Mis. all. and TQX- RY- - - 254 |canncrs and cutters $3.00 to $4.50.

Reading Co. --------- ~- - 102%; Good vcals 50101 readily 0t from Southern Paciﬁc Co. . . . . . . .. 121%; $11450 to $1390 with u Lop of 513,00 U.S. Industrial Alcohol Co. .. 1061).’. fm- a, few hem-y- Ones picked out, Wesilnﬂlflllse Electric - 93% Common veals brought $10.50 to

$11.00; common lambs $10.00 to $10.- 25 and ‘hogs were unchanged at $9.25 to $0.40 as tilc ruling price and on one market. where there was a i‘ scarcity of hogs local butchers paid -* $0.50 and $9.75 sows sold from $7.75 to $8.00 with a top of $8.25.

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United States Steel ...... .1. may» Montreal Stock Exchange

Abitibl Brazilian Traction Luurentidc Pulp .. Montreal Power .. National Brclveries . Stccl Co. Can. Com. . Asbestos Conl. New . Asbestos Pid. New Brompton Spanish River Pid. Spanish River Com. ..

Magnesia Best For Your Indigestion

.\iost pt-oph- who vulift-r, ailhor lri‘l'il~'

Sha-Wlnlgan - ~ - - - ~ - -- 89"!‘ slonnlly or t-l|rollit~:ill_v front gull. sour-I Con. Steamship Pid. . .. 89% IWNN lillll lntligl-stllul. havi- now llltiﬂllllj! Dominion Bridge . . . . . . . . . . .. 73b’; tlnllt-li dlsagtrl-t-ubh- tilt-ls. lliliclli footlsl

and Iht- ilnt- of hurutflll tirllizs. utoiilach

lonii-u, iliotlit-int-s uliil urtllll-lal tilgvs-

cut us they |Ill‘i|Nl' lllitl lhlyv enjoy il|lll‘li lwitt-r [t-ulih. Thoso who use lilul ntod llnuilt-siti lli‘\'l'l" droull thl- lippronci of lnval llult- bi-t-liiliu- iill‘_\‘ know thllt won, Ilt-rful untl-llvitl lllltl food i‘lil‘i‘i‘l'll\‘l\_ whit-h cull lu- uhttiilit-tl front iilly good’ drug slim», will illtiiililili)‘ noutrplizo tin.’ ltolllut-h i|i'|I|ii_\'. N\\‘(‘t'll‘|l tho Hl0il|i1l‘l|,t

Wheat

|Il'I‘\'<‘lli food fﬂflllvlliiliiilll. lliltl llllllft" quit“ saint 19h" Qucbm winniPN Vancouver New York digestion oilsv. Try this pinli ywillrst-liy , ' ‘ iiui In- ct-rirlll to got iillluruitid Mug-l T ~ ' - - v l . I - . .. . . V Egg-ill tsptw all) pripurul for tlttllnvicll‘ vywa, Eérglgﬁylugls-ycmsavnuullalgngggquggJluuu.

JANUARY SALES’

Brings prices down to their lowest mark. This is the time to save millley for all the members 0f your family, and for your home. This Sale is a clearance all over the store, no matter which de- partment you visit, you will ﬁnd it rich in opportunity t0 make de- We meet and beat any price.

Out goes all winter goods regardless o! ' cost. Sweaters, Wool, ~ Men's v and Boy's Overcoat»? Blankets, Comforts, etc" etc. l

Underwear,

REMARKABLE SALE 0F WOMEN’S COATS PRICES DEEPLY CUT

Small lot oi last year's Coats", thiscollection is oi wonderiul value. ill diiferent shades and sizes. Twenty only ill the Int $5.00 to $15.00

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Out goes every Coat. Another lot o! good Coats mostly with fur collars, unsurpggged for quality and price. These C0315 were worth up to $35.00 for . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $15.00

ALL NEW COATS

One rack oi Women's Flannel and Jersey Dresses in diiierent colors, and many dlticr-

PRICES (lUT ON

The very ﬁnest oi (Joats, all reduced i'or tilt- purpose oi‘ clearing the deck for a season.

$12.50 (ioats selling at . . . . . . . . . . . . .. s 8.50 ent styles and all vol-y attractive njodglg, $15.00 (loats selling at . . .. . . . . . . . . . $10.00 Tlli-‘St’ o'er» selling at $10.00 ior . . . . . . . . $5.00 $30.00 Coats selling at . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 0:20.00 I . . N I i

(ll-l ' '- ‘OR llAltirlt WOMENi These well ad’ "In _ art a1 rtiul aid. tu Enriched with smart furs, lavishly applied on slcndernc...» ~11- .. cu -1- .110 lsh details. such lovely fabrics as Kashmer. Suedes. Th?“ 901*’ hi»? ""0 " ‘Pilderlllng Broadcloth and novelty materials, and at the Smﬂri-IIPSP- zicds or: 1.1- unusual. lowest prices ill the City.

Strong Guard For

around the Quebec liven tripled, aul a vigilant search

' " " i is lwilli: ttondtlctctl by tile police tllc thllrd ‘S181! of the main stain ioptiifo lllySlt?|‘lOl|S strangers who way oi the building. Up t6 ‘till! ‘ntﬂrt- st-vll ill the. ncitzllborbtzntl o1‘ lilTﬁﬁlll. the police have not made tilt» buiitiing late on Wctllltlstlayiaiiy til-test. No damage was done , "illhi- ("iiillvlllii 1H1 attelnpt. l0 by tho tire which was discover ' burn tho institution by means of a before it had nliltio nluch progresp bottle ot" white phosphorous. The 404>i-— ' " '-"“ bottle lynx iiist*('n\'t:l‘(‘ti by the night ivati-lllnttll, 'l‘ll0il1ils (ligucrc,

Quebec Seminary (CnnadiangPresm) i

(JUEBEC, Jilll. l0.—'l‘hc guard

Sonllnitry has

When in 00010 it is 0 good plat} on 1 to toll tllc truth. v-t

Underlying Bonds of Abitibi-Spanish River Merger

The consolidation of important newsprint companies under the control of Abitibi

is regarded as one of the most constructive ste s ever mine ‘n ti: hymen of Canadian industries. p n I e dc" t

fig“? ill)" iﬂfgeﬂif newsprint-producing group in Canada, with assets which sitcell g1 5161083 areas in excess of 30,000 square miles; developed electrical power 5 ° . .p. , undeveloped water power resources estimated at 500,000 h.p.;

$1801 lzlgitll properties which are advantageously located for serving a continent-wide

gglredeffeict of thils consolidation has been to enhance the investment value of the l U‘: S‘ .ontrol ed companies, and to make particularly attractive the following 6ﬁ/ -- - .rat Martgage Bonds, which we offer at: the prices shown:-

_ Price Yield % MsnltooaPeper 1st Mtge. 6%’s, due serially 1933-1946. 1041/, 5.504;, 10 ‘lylurray Pay Paper 1st Mtge. ﬁl/fs, due i947... .. . . .. 1041/5 6,10 n10. Anni Paper 1st Mtge. 6l/2's, due 1946. . . . . .. .. .. 104 6.13

Zglgﬂeigolrsld: fmltillid a ready market prior to the merger. Their high coupon rate Stan _-d°ﬂe_ 6i‘ With their position as underlying securities of such an out- ing in ustrlal group. make them still more desirable investments.

We shall be pleased to supply information regarding these securities upon request.‘

gRoyal Securities Corporation

Limited Riley Building, Charlottetown

Montr. at s -.~.v

THE GABBS

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