. a h. run cmintom ‘Schooner With

Alcohol Cargo Goes Adrift

BOSTON, Dec 19— The coast- guard cutter Acushnet last nigh‘. biindcasted radio meseagesr to all vcimes in range to be on the look- out for the French schoo tr Saivatrice, disabled and ad ft with two men on board, since Tuesday when she was blown from her unchorageoff Nantucket.

The Aenahnet lost sight o-f the schooner two days ago and liaﬂ been seeking for her, not because she had a cairgo c-f two thousand cases of alcohol, but in order to assist her. The captain of the SCiIDLIIGI“ and [W0 H1911 031118 ashore Tuesday seeking water, and have been unable to get back to their schooner.

The schooner WtlS (‘uba from Antwerp.

bound for

The most acceptable time for the most acceptable gift is Christmas. So why not give a Fur Coat. We never had such a completestock in Raccoon, Rat, Hudson Seal, etc., at prices rang- ing from $65 to $500. For a Fur Coat of distinctive charm and enduring beauty you will be satisﬁed with our collection. Make ita real gift this Cbristmas--a Fur Coat-one that will bring fond recollections on many future Christmas seasons. Our Fur departmentiis on the second ﬂoor, where our sales ladies will be pleased to demonstrate our stock to you. Open Thursday, "Friday and Saturday evenings. '

Liquor T-raiiic On An Organized Basis

FREDEltICTON, N B Dec 19. —- ' Oiiicials who imuintziineil a watch uvcr motor traffic and ovt-r liquor transportation in ‘New Brunswick ‘have uncovered sonic 0i‘ the ‘methods used by persons ‘running liquor into the United. States over ‘the ruulis. The triiiTic. is said to be cu ilii organized basis.

information rectciveil here is to tho eiTt-rt that the rim from St John to New York is made on a ‘schedule culling for n three day Automobiles have been ob-

Look over the following list for other suggestions.

Thai Will he Appreciated ii ilonglii Herc

. trip.

SUFVPil to be vcry (lifflYﬂfJili in op- penrzinci- on their return from .\'< w York and some of those tingugcti in the traffic huvc ilisclosctl that lit. is a practice to apply a. new color scheme to each cur willie it is in New York, using u paint which lliira (rrtirnigllt.

Tilt‘ \'lli'i‘_'~'lil[§ oi‘ liquor is lii-gnl linlil l’. il'l‘il.l'llf‘ﬂ tho lmuiiliziry, as it is trniniiiortcil undcr govurnincul. export license.

For LADIES 0f All Ages

For MEN.

‘—Sllk tics

|—8lik mufflers —Wool mufflers —Fancy arm bando

MANY IN CHRISTMAS 50x53

—-Handkerchlefs --Fancy Collars —Fancy Cuffs —Handbags --Boudolr Caps

...¢=:ifin Bloomers .-I“.m~=nt Covers _.Q=oiq nlnuepq —~""I'Ihf rmwm: —Sllk Kimonos

—Xmas hcalery i-Bnth robe: i-Smoklnp jackets '—Silk handkerchleil —Lincn handkerchief! (initialed) —‘Mocha gloves —Sllk gloves -—Fur lined gloves

--Fancy Belts

—Sllk Gloves

—Woo| Gloves

—Kid Gloves —G2untlets

(Fur trimmed)

—Sllk Hose

—WooI Hose

-Ribbed Hose ‘

(Heather and plain)

-—Fancy Linens —Stamped Goods

—Sllk Umbrellas

(With fancy ring handles)

—DRES$ SILKS -—WASH SATlNS

—Xmas shirts —Fancy cuff links

—Sllk nlmonag a-Collar Boxcl (real leather)

-'"enllni\eg ~—9v-afnre -—§i|l( vonfc —Hug-me-tlghts

Men's Hosiery

Men’s Hosiery in every

Bandits Got $200,000

_ In Gold color you could think of, ._~_ m plain. ribbed and fancy ~nliiil."iif51..f"l‘l’.;.‘it wiliili‘? 1 _ks Price , . ‘ . . .ni p Ml} c 09 - intuit wounilcd (‘liarlias Linton, u i rvncy. wlifrrh was bcim; lfiilllﬂll on ’~'- oil ‘to u Federal ltu. o truck in front ol‘ the Denver mint. c-ir .<'.\l"i iiwnv ill'ilii‘ll gov-L‘- crnment guards inside the mint .l|.- 1th.. l.i'l‘(l from llli‘ window's?

l-‘rdoriil ltcscrvi- liniik iztizird and ___ | Tho robbers seized the gold and - -ni‘ the mint zit ihc rubbers.

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“""‘fie from. Price $1.00

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‘Flint Will not crease, ll is .- mcptitiiial wearing qualities and tics that will ‘tot nil o=it of shape.

.l’i'i<:cs 30c to 571.75.

—Fancy. Hose with arrows)

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i (ln -—Pyjamas —Fins Sweater Coats --Rubber Belts -Leather Belts (with fiincy buckles)

for the KIDDIES

‘ (A splendid coasting sleigh ‘will be given away free with every boys stilt or overcoat.) --KIDDIES OVERCOATS ’ (lln blue and brown. rod flnunel lined are exceptional- ly nice.) -ARMOUR CLAD SUITE ~ (Give the boy something better for Xmas.)

-Bed shawls fancy boxes)

-—Bcd Comforts —Tea aprons —Band apron! —-Fudge Aprons -»Bungalow aprons

for the‘ LITTLE ONES

-—Wool scarf: —Knitted Jackets (infants) —Silk dresses -—-Voile dresses iii-ulnnts) —-infants shawls --Teddy bear suite

LOVELY MUFFLERS 22 diiferent patterns to ~ i

vsi-npod with about $Z00,00iJ” in cur ‘sprung inlo u lnrgi: uutomobilc. As. i.,. ,.

LOVELY SHIRTS MAKE _ LOVELY GIFTS Our selection is very large, with S-OptIPZIlIQ soft 0r stiff collars Prices $1.25. to $5.50.

OUR YYJAMAS

THEY ARE GRAND In all the very latest plain col- ors and fancy stripes to choose from. -

MENN FANCY SETS

Garters, armbands, braces. — Prices 50c, 75c, $1.00 to $2.25.

—Dressea (Canton

_ ‘The robbery occnrrril :it icnl forty. n low minutes ziitcr tho izov, i-rmnr-nt (‘lll]ll(l_\‘§‘f'S linii begun to! lo-d the gold into the i“i'lii*l‘iil Iic—' servo truck. While the loading. was in pro‘ gross on automobile drew up in ' ironit oi‘ tho mint building. ‘Three, illliisliﬁil rubbers sprain: from lt. Be‘ ioic tho government 0lllpll)yii‘.‘.S‘iM ikncu" wlint bud happened the lJiIIi-i |il'il5 opened fire from high power-i li‘.' r'i'l-.<. ‘Linton fell at the first fusilnilcai The government employees return, |"l ilii,‘ uni-but tin- robbers ncicill quickly sprang to the itiotor lrucltl ‘gabbed the bugs of gold and cs~ rice-l. \‘\“li‘le tho robbery was going‘ on, accordilngAo witnesses, ‘i second automobile touring our. loiiiloil with mitsked men, nrmtd with shot guns zinld nliilcsinsitotnl ' .\\'tl.l.}' rift from tic. ianii cur. This is only a few of our Christmas (lifts. and we. invite you to . IP-‘PKIPWWY *'@"“--" 1° 51"“ “m

look over Oill‘ sclcction. poxir FORGET \\'E ARE OPEN “'“”“"“ ‘i‘“" “mm” m“ “Si”

uvnRY NIGHT. “n” W. RUBELEE ‘W Wei"

Sher’l’fs'in liPilllly couniics wore iieds Wear t" ) 135 GREAT cnonon sgr.

i... (in rt-hiels

crepe, serge) —Ladlee coats -—Fur coats

—Fur neck pieces -iPleafed skirts Silk klmonas —Sllk under-skirts

. Handkerchiefs — war-

’: ranted all pure linen, ﬁn- est hand~embroidery — made in Ireland.

Open Thursday, Friday and Saturday Evenings.

S. A. McDONALD

We have a Christmas gift for you and yours '

PRICED 50c p BOXED

|qu-'cl:iy notified by the police in gin effort to iipprolienil the rob- brrs. t At eleven thirty. R. J. Grant. ddz-rctor oi‘ lllP mint. antiounccd officially t-h-st the bandits bad cs ‘iiziptd irith the entire consign inent of $200,000 for the Denver Federal Reserve Bank.

was plit in ope-ration. About 300iérmm3m would Emil! "16 W414“! . persons, including women and chi]. ° the Edmonton authorities to do» ' ilren took purl in tho illsturbziuce. tail a section of the Royal Cuna- lsillllllli‘ RIIPIlPt-i were enacted at dlun Mounted Pollciito assist. civic ‘ tho Pclill il-inn, but the city police. and Provincial Polloe in quelllill LDMOHITON, Aitit Doc lil~Two were nble to cop.» ‘vim me slur disturbances ill! fllﬂ strike area. police '0T‘ll(_!t‘l‘S and scvvrirl llliiililfilllililll an ‘lo-pt it mcb oi‘ strikers‘ aitiiibl-iirii‘ illllTtlrlifniil lico.‘iiiiz.il.fi-nni goiuiiigriicccss to tho mine mgfvle 7'93“!!! ‘h! ytho nivegfle e »itl‘(l no nor-v ‘ll-‘HIHYITY- ' he usslsiliitcc oi’ ti . a l e m" l1! furlEP- lei lnornlng who; striking miners at- ‘toynl .\ionn.:nl Pciii-c to iiid tiilid‘ ‘I! done he doesnt want any“; .:.::'.';*t‘l.t" 21a. ;'.i1."...";::."::;t1z1 .'.'rr.'.ii;:..£:; is.’ w.» stones nnd bricks were freely used pcndinv. pormlssiion from Ottawa km germs“ Perhaps-m“ mum“ in the fracas, but the injuries rte-mo llblirij] in“, bu." taken accordjlllliillm in theiiir eyed. cclved by thc men were not acr~ ing to inspector Jennings ious. Tho strikers’ objective was OTTAWA n _ ' not nltitineil. as thirty-five mcn considered illkelfclilig Hiiilfrillfsflilllgli win-c niilo to got to the mine and itl nircivs bore tonight that the Gov~

Marquis Curzon Arid

Oharlottetown’s Smartest Store for Men and Boys. ‘Tchitcherin Confer

THE LORD MAYOR'S KITCHEN

-—~--<r-o>—-————- BRITISH BACON MARKET

LAUSAINNE, Dec. 19- The Rue sian Foreign Minls.er M Tchitcher. in, coitierrcti today with Marquis

(‘nnzidinn illiiPflil 5s. to ills. low- i liY/MI bflllsh Fvflilgii Sccristu-ry or. (iiinurilnn iezinesl nnd lcnn 110s. It l8 llndﬂfﬁlﬂﬂtl M ’i‘chltcherin to 1005.; Priino 88s. to 95s.; slmviilli 1mi- lvlwh "D011 Grunt iiriiitins

Domilnion Live Stock Branch Cables December 16th, i922

L000 lhlnizs are plreporcd. is mile Over the fireplace in this enpiii iii‘ lhe most wonic-rtii rooms n liiltquitli there is an old and curl ,.~ . . . _ .- -. , it is ii huize lliill‘ in the lbnsoment City of London Book;"—- ‘WW rtoe s“) n“ c“ gruff?’ m.“ [he trim r iulrusse‘ "gut and is filled with ranges, each oi. "Swear not. Lie not. Neither re t, {we s). how ‘m H‘ is itussia until?‘ l: ‘lo-HS llelwee“ Willi!" i5 lurlle enough lo roast u meal. 01d grievances. Whosni-vor ‘D m i B“ y. Prof-teed Plililqgftl." Md “all pm‘ whole ox. The vegetllihles urn" eats or drinks in this hiill with {r1119 ﬂgfﬂpfneinfilh|liyryi under m“ cooked, not in sauce puns. but -in his hat on shall forfeit slxpencc on Mai-uh 16 192i an“! m Landon mighty tanks. and the sewing. 0r‘ ride the wooden horse." _ ' ' rangi- is u ion): iron platform‘, "Riding The wooden horse" m which stretches over it number oi‘ lIlP-"illlt that ‘the offender Bat as- tires. The on“ u» roasting iur»'i1'i06 a long pole, which was citr For Mllll0llS

Ono of the features of lite Lord Mayor's show day. which hats re- cently lbocn hold in London, was tho bniiqiict. which was held at the Guildhall alter the procession

The‘ iitmous turtle soup is gt! Ways served at this Ibanquet and the tiubies are laden "ivlth huge barons of beef. hour's heads and other delicacies.

The kitchen in which all these

Days are get-tide‘ so short. Rrghiz after supper it. to dirk citough to go 10y riding. L

keys and so on are immense iron‘ Plcd round the room by the othm- servants-an extremely nnoomforf able business!

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This is the name of the only genuine ONTARIO WINTER WHEAT Cake and Pastry Flour that can be purchased in Charlottetown.

It is the only flour to use in baking your Christmas cakes and pastries. The pastry bakers and Hotel Chefs are using it exclusively.

Don't be persuaded to try SOMETHING JUST GOOD‘, insist on getting AZBY. "

_ NEW YORK, Doc. 20.—~-l<*,-|1ime ‘of Houston, Fible and (Jon1p.|ny_ ' 9"‘! of the lBPResit stuck donllng __ [concerns west of the Mississippi. 4 today was followed by u nnlrked ‘iulllnﬂ off in the market, "m; a rutlieir heavy selling of on non-km ‘it was estimated the c0mpnny m“. ed for several millions. although into statements were given out hero either as to the amoun-t or the cause for the trouble! Announcement from: lilf‘ Now York Stock Exchange that the ,_ firm had been suspended was fol- . -> lowed by an effort. to get w, 1L Houston, Exchange member m the firm.‘ to explain. He. réfugeﬂ to 04110 and left wt once for Chi.

~ this “Silent Sentinel” of the home has been wntchinn over

" ihc wclfnro of thousands of fuinilies for over 100 years.

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is a doctor's prescription -~ doubly valuable and eﬂectivo" because it in for intornelund ,,‘ extend M and ‘or m" “l? sold here that the com-

Tllli-Ifglil Sale 0F any Bra than a century it bu cafe,- m, ma,“ 0mm i -' i.

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guarded every member ofwthe m . . . I famllylgcinnt the serious "Whit Office here had had heavy ' uutionl that too frequently commmmm" "ill... "19 0111mm devclopfrom Q Coﬁll, ‘Cold, :21“ or‘ n‘ “'4' “l” “ So-e ThroctnGrippog-Cnmpc, ' ‘ e n“ “ h“ bu"

~ _ _ The Charlottetown Milling Co. M mhmﬂ .,, ..., ....,._. m

‘ i S~ ROBSON, Manager, “inﬂame llha;nd;:&rdc l3i€°.'.i.‘;.‘."°.'3‘°§l? 53.3fm!” wit; \‘ . ‘ - _ Q‘, ‘n

_ ‘war iaidth have" been a helvrlleaier in oil mm in ‘re:- u uni Oklahoma. .