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“EAD SETS, LOUD SPEAKERS. BATTERIES. 111555 Prices A” Right Open EWryEveninq

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much better feeling in the min-keg, F01‘ Siirlng wheat grades of flour tiiBre was no change in prices. Prices were well maintained lol- winter wheat grades of flour. A moderate amount of business was worked in all lines of millfced and the tendency was firm, The may. ket for rolled oats was without any new feature to note. The egg imar. ket was quiet but firm. the butter and cheese markets continued in- active alld unchanged

City Hockey League -0fficers Appointed

A meeting of the City Hockey League was held last evening at the office of the Henry L. Doherty & Conlpany. 51 Grafton St., when llllfi following officers were appoint ct :

Presldent—Dr. Charles ‘Dougun.

Vice-President—Ivan Reddin.

Secretary-Treasurer-—Thomas l‘). Corrigan.

Executive Committee-Jack Mc- Eachern. W. A. McDonald, Wallace Scantlebury.

After tile election of officers llluch discussion took place rela- tive to the admission of a fourth aggregation into the league, when thc meeting formed itself i‘nto a committee of the whole; a gene- ral debate ensued for upwards of an hour. bllt no headway was made with reference to the allovc. Tilc meeting then adjourned to meet Saturday evening at 7 o'clock at 5i Grafton St. Tile above ‘melttion- ed officers are requested to be prc- scnt also two representatives froln llii‘. Rovers. Eastern Stars anti All- ads and bullets 11G. cllors: the Oil Company delegates liallfllXl N. $-—1‘3RB 1111098 liil" are cordially invited to attend. Ai lunged with fresh supplies arriv- tilis meeting bye-laws otld consti- $111011! freely. 110111018 lillyiligltution governing the City-League mlntry points for dressed chick-‘will be drawn up together with a ls and roaster 35, jobhing 87, tur- schedule of games to bc played for liys drawn are paying country lllc City Hockey League Chomp- nlllts ~15, jobhing 47; geese strong ionsilip. . ringing at country points 25. 101i; lt is slllccrely- hoped tllnt at this lillg 28; poultry plentiful with meeting everything will be adjust- urkct firm. No over loading iewcd satisfactorily.

iipatrictl anti thcrie is small snic- ._._.__¢...____.___ _ Future For Aviation

. l l f . - HE 1 MAR ‘rs (Canadian Press.) Aw/i, 0nt., Dec. 23—Eggs— ,, gigs Christmas markets urac- y closed poultry receipts are 9mg, Throughout the West markets continue to show an m under - increased produc- Toronto fresh eggs easier wig 70. extras 68. firsts 55. 9 extras 46, firsts 42. sec- 35, Poultry firm, ‘wholesale unchanged. ‘Turkeys retail- 9111111171813 market from 50 to ‘use 30. iiontrcal turkeys sold on thc traal market today f.o.b. Ed- wn at 36 for birds over 15 ads, 34 for ‘birds over l1 pounds l 32 for birds under 11 pounds 525 for second grades. No. 1 ckens are offered f.o.b. Willlli- _ om- 4 pounds 30. over 5 lnis 32. Turkeys are cleaned in tile West andWinnipeg re.- is that there are ‘no stocks left ghlpfllflllt. The egg market is and unchanged. Winnipeg is yllanseti- . Calgary poultry receipts decrees u, prices firm and unchanged. A we quantity of‘ turkeys have pin shipped out of the province iii season retailing locally 34 to i Eggs Jobbing ‘storage extras |ii.B0, firsts $12.00, seconds $9.90 pr case. Edmonton egg tnal-kct is piilsnged, the poultry market is im under light‘ receipts. Dress- ilturkeys are jobbillg at from 30 .25. ‘ ' Vancouver fret-ll; egg market pay and unsettled, dealers paying nlntry points extras 40. firsts 38. iilillllli,’ extras 44, firsts 42. sec-

brmwh . ........ ._ MONTREAL. Dec. 28-—'i‘ho ex~ an trade in Canadian grain on he lliontreal. market today was lceedinglyslcw owing to .the fact

int there was ‘practically no de- LONDON Del,‘ 23 __H_ Q wens“

1111111 11°11‘ 11116111“ buyer“ "11 11°‘ who prophesied a war ill thc nilzlassistlllg of those who appeal to 1111111 ‘11 111° 1111-51191” 9'10"“ asked apparently now has grave dotlbtsltlltenl for ilclp, both at this time

1y exporters. Over 111K111. there was M uvlmkm‘ In mm’, to a magw

1°111° ‘19111111111 1111111 1°"1‘1 “Yer” zine's request for an article on tbciiollolv. Remember "Keep The Pot secretary l Boling."

or oats and slllcs of otld small lots ‘future of flying. ms vcre made bllt the volume of busi- wrote: less on the wholc was smnll. The

‘ois of Ontario and Quebec No. 2 mm Yo. 3 white at 501A; cents anti No. untrustworthy 2x storc. Canadian Western grarl- very "mo {mum for avluuony

as were steady wil e thcro was n

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SERVICE AT WOOD ISLANDS —'i'hlere will be service at Wood

J. K, Thompson will preach.

OHURCH NOTICES-Mr. 5, B. lProfitt will preach on Dec. 27th. at North ‘Bedeque aa 11; Travellers Rest at 3.30; Freetown at 7.

~‘l“-HE OYSTER BED BRIDGE DRIVING CLUB will hold a meet- ing at Milford -_Cudmore’s Store Saturday eveningat 7.30 p. m. All interested are asked to attend.

REV. D. K. ROSS will Drench Dec. 27th. at Bradaibane at 11; iRose Volley at 3.

ANN-IE L, HUNTEWS home made chocolates, beautifully boxed for Xmas gifts. Taylor's News Store. 6902-24-11

CAVENDISH SERVl6E8-There will he services in the United Church Stanley on Sunday. Dec. 27 at 11.00 a. ml and at ,North Rustico at 7.00 p. m.

FAlRViE-W, ‘North River and Long Creek, Evan .1. W. Haytcr will speak at Falrvlcw at l1 a. m.: North River at 3, and at lLong Crock at 7 p. m.: Lord's day 27th. A cordial invitation i5 extended.

SERVICE IN BROOKFIELD Con- gregation Sunday December 27th as follows, llartsviile 11 a.m. Brookfleld 7 p.m. Sunday School at llartsville l0 a.m. ‘Brookfleld and Hunter River 10.30.

SERVICES IN CLYDE RIVER Presbyterian Church in connection with lPresbyterian Church of ‘Can- ada on Sunday December 27th will be at 3 o'clock Sunday School 2 p. m. All invited.

THE BEDEQUE CHORAL S0- OIETY Watchnigllt Service on‘ ’l‘hursday evening December 31st at 11.00 p lll. Come witirtllc Yollni: People and Watch thc Old Your out lllld the New Year ill.

CENTRAL BEDEQU-E BAPTIST CHUROH, Sunday. December 27th llil25. Rev. llr. J. J. Sitley will preach at llolvcr l-‘rectowll llllll at ll a.m. Belmont at 3.00 p.m. Celli- rul Ilcllcqne at 7.30 p.m_ Tile 1lc~ ldcquo Choral Society Concert 'i‘llcs- ‘idlly 20th at 8.30 pm.

. “KEEP THE POT comma"- lAiwnys prominent ill our larger {cities at (lllristnlas time. the Sal- {vation Arnly collecting pot has lluade its appearance on the streets’ ‘of Charlottetown. Busy shoppers liulsslllg ilugilcs‘ (‘(il‘li(:l‘ are ut- tracted by the novelty and many contributed their .sllnre toward the worthy object itlu- Army has in view. namely. thc

land during the winter months tllzlt

ibili-tieg for lslund tradesmen and

meeting in the

IMPORTANT MEETlNG.— For the purpose of (llscusslng the poss-

buslness men in all increased trade with tho West llldicfi. there will b8 Charloti-"owfl Board of Trade Rooms on Decenl- a largo nllnlllo of friends and well _ bcr 29th. when all those who wish

l WE NEED $600.00 to square Mnirrunnncc Fimdof-ihe P. E. I. | Protatnnt Orphanage for yur-QiiiZSK“ " ’ P

One Bubscriptlonof 050.00 ' another subscription of $25.00 i ‘ _ . and the Secretary would be pleased to receive yours.

Help Us G0 Forward

island on Sunday 81 3 P-"l- R91" o

various bookstorem. This number fully measures up to the usual high standard attained by this College publication and contains various well written articles dealing with topics of world-wide interestfifhere are also a number oi‘ interesting short stories ltogether with the

is a worthy addition to the list of. poems which have come from thel pen of this talented writer.

PUBLIC APPRECIATIONP- Some of the busiest men in the ‘City these days are those employed on the Post Office Staff. ‘From the inspect- or Mr. John Vvhear, right down along the line every man attached is working overtime and that in every sense of thc word in order to get in shape the huge incoming and outgoing Christa-ms Mull. A (luardlalt representative visited the quarters last evening rand was alu- zlzed at the large [lies oi! sacks hoapctl here and tbero about the floor space. Everything seemed to be hustle lbustlo nnd n- t. one nlill- ute was being lost in the nsscmo- ling of the vast ‘amount of Kloy" and "good clle-lr" "which undoubt- edly the sacks contained. Special mention may be lllude of tile work of ou_r letter carrier, they whonot- withstanding lllf lrlclclncnt-v cf inc wrath-tr ,etc.. can}: on and ill no little way exclnlpllty the real Christ- mas spirit. They work night and day without a let up in order that we may all receive in good time the‘ tokens of friendship and mes- sages of happiness from those dear to us botll at home and abroad.

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PERSONALS

Mr. J. A. MacDonald. M. P., was in the city yesterday. .

iMr. Sydney Fielding is spending his holidays at his ‘home in Alber- ton.

lMl-s. Lucy B. Kiclly left yester- day on a holiday visit. to llcr daughters. Miss Jennlc Klelly ill

and her son Rex ill Michigan.

CARD OF THANKS

\Vc tho nnessengtlrs of tllc \Vesi- crn llllion 'i‘tllcgrzlpll (‘o.. wish to illnnk Ml". \V_ K. Rogers for ills generous gift and tnkc this oppc-r‘ tllllity to wish him a Merry Xmasf and a Happy New Year.

Signed: Lowlrll Cairns, Wnl. Monieith. Areias Smith. Jack O'Brien. 6899-24-11

----- -~-<-o->~~-~-~ lllrlnrlfn Ilinlnlclli for Sore llllck.

SURPRISE PARTY FOR ISLAND- ER IN WOLLASTON,» MASS.

uiunl quota of. verse. A partlcuiar- .

ly_ well written poem “December - Winds" by Lucy Gertrude Clarkin‘ 1. , is in keeping with the season and

lman. while Gertrude Olmsted plays

Montreal, Mrs. Agnew in Toronto"

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ExceilennMusical Pro- gram by Mr. Ben Wagner's Orchestra

Rudolph Valentino has made of “Cobra" a photoplay of strong and adult emotions. The theme has been treated sincerely and intel- ligently. The -picture opened yes- terday at the Prince Edward Thea- tre and held the tense interest of the large audience.

The picture, directed by Joseph Hcnabcry, was adapted from Mar- till Brown's successful Broadway play by Anthony Coldewey. The title itself signifies the appeal of a fascinating womun—-the lure of the cobra for its victims. Valentino is seen as it young Ital- lall Count who has an inherited weakness for the cobra. type of woman. He makes a successful effort to reform, only to be luredl back into thc old ways by the wife; or his ilest friend. This affair‘ leads to a-traglc conclusion. To- atone for his misdeeds, the Countl makes a great ‘sacrifice. The star's}- emotiollal acting is superb and ho never looked ill such excellent physicinl condition.

-Nita Nnldi. slimmer and more ni- iuring than ever, is the cobra wo-

a role of great sympathy and

charm.

nllce us the loyalfrientl. Other parts arc cnpably played by Eileen Port-y. Claire _ de Lorez, Hector Sarno and Rose ltosanova. Joseph l-ienabery directed the picture with a fine understanding of the drama- tic and psychological values. "Cobra" was produced by Ritz- Carittm and tilstributetl ‘by Para- lnollnt. it is lavishly mounted. The early scenes in Italy and lli tllc New York antique shop arc. fine PXillHDlf-ES of tbo screen's -pic-l torial ilcallty.

the circlc in which wc have 1110i‘- ed.

When a social gathering of anvl kind was contemplated and Illtfltfil". lalized we‘ could nearly always tic-l pcnd llpoll your being present,‘ \\'llf'll your ready langll and happyl presence ‘zldticd pleasure to tile Sf'(‘lil!,.

lll our journey thllougll life there conlcs ai, various ileritldg a time;

On the evening of ‘December 12th, 1925 ll vc-y enjoyable time was spent at thc honlc of Mr. and Mrs \Vllllunl Matilacnnun 225 Ariing ton Street. Wollaslon, Mass. wllcrc

win-hers congregated ill a sllrprisc

in advance ‘lllillf views or arc in

given an opportunity to do so. lion.

will be in attendance.

mes issue of Saint Dani-lion's liui varsity quarterly

BIRTHS

fares-ted ill this matter, will bl-

H. 1D. lMcEwen. special Tradp (lonl-‘reccntly joined thc ranks 0f 111188101191‘ in thc British \\'.-si lnd-lbclltnlicls, being united in the holy ics, who is leaving shortly for thcs-Vilolltls or. matrimony to a fnrnlel‘ island on a visit of investigation

magazine “Rod and White" has just been released 1111"" and may now be obtained at tho

- liilrly.

Ml‘. ‘ZllincLollllall, a former resid- cnt oi‘ ilartsvlllc. i‘. E. ‘L, who thc

Prince iddwllrtl island girl. Miss Mary Whltcway of Dover. vAftcr thc llsull greetings were exchanged

RED AND wH|T5__'|-he Chflgi-lililfl the company comfortably seat-

. oil Mr. and ‘Mrs. hitzllcnnan were t-lllll-d to lilo cclltrr: of the room thc following flllflfflfig was read by Mr. Bruce \V_ Lulllollt, for» lucrly of Silrington. 1P. E. 1.. and tho pfflilflllbillilll mnlio by .\ir. All- ixlts A. MncPilcrsou of Brooklyn.

l0W R ll . Pb 459R. l n oyu y ‘one 6848mm FOR SALE-ONE 25 BARREtL __ ,1, n L ‘ 1 MARVEL Flour Mill comple o YOUNGMO “an and ,Ml.5_ Walter nlnoklyn’ I,‘ E_ L W1t11 5917373191’ and sew-re’ “m! Young 114 131111118 Si... 9 so“ 1H1 Iiir. and Mrs. \Vlll. liitlcllcllam- ~

WANTED AT 0pc: XIER- denced book-ktleperfwy .1. A. McDonald 8t G0,. hill.‘

.' ' 6740-12-17-71

lllillc Help worded. M, installing.

refused. Apply The Canadian

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Ila tannin-ea err-zany‘ cm-

John. N. ‘B.

111°Ynlcnt tor Barbers. Become

“Xliert ill ‘weeks. Writc Molcr -—— Bel-bur College. Department "F" MISOGIIEIIGOUB

Halifax. fil-l-ttwtf. p ________.____

Quaint , Hotel

Glnce taking over this betel m lmie want may tilounndl of dollar-e in repairs and improvenlonti- It

vuyor, iicrlnunvlllc. P. E- 1- 6875-12-1-1 mo.

at thc Salvation Armifi ‘M°111111Y Dec 28, at fl p. m. Admission 25c ‘ 6R90-l2-2idsln

‘Pies-Irena. ALSO BRIDGE

' work discarded. All!’ 0°11d111°11 Highest prices. Ont.

wile want I comfortable rY- 5°11 1719"‘ P~ Eé7%_12_19_51

Hotel and splendid ilbll lMl excellent lorvicn of I moder-

mo n"; E5‘ laying mull 33-5

.,for loo lbs; that and‘ B011

, Charlottdowil Hotel Co., Ltd.

Prepriefon

par 1b. Furniture P011911

pel- bottle. we also

Co, ‘St. John. ‘N. ‘iBa-s7i"_lo4hél

necessary transmission for Used only a few months as no available wheat supply. Can be seen at Buthurst n, B. No reasonable offer W111 11° Stewart (llee Minnie Lamont) Mt.

Fainbanks-lliorse Co., lsrlrégitlzlll-Sili --

INO. ATMacDONALD. LAND SUR-

__ OHINCHILA RABBITS — BOOK tel‘.

,_______________________v POULTRY SUPPLIES (GAI-EN“.

t). Poultry shell‘ ~11‘ "h" l 21350101910118 um: Scratch seedl 911111402’; Ram 08.00 n day. 03.25 for 100 lbs: Grit 81.00 for- §

o “up, $5.00 for 10o n». swan:- N-D

i" compound for floors 5 0°51:

handle 8111f and COmQflL-"isl. John Fertililef

Lawrence;

l8. 1925, to Mr. and Mrs‘. A. A. Buchanan. a son, William Leo.

DEATHS

21. William bee. infant son of Mr. and Mrs. A, A. Stewart.

MlcQUAiD-ill the City Hospital on Doc. 22nd Patrick MacQuaid, ugcd 53 years. Remains were for-

ANNUAL CHRISTMAS CONCERT wnrdcti by train to Badford yes-

terday afternoon froln A, A. Hell- nessey's Funeral Parlors.

lMeLEAN-On Tuesday. Dec- 22nd- lnt the residence of lhor daughter,

lng from residence of her daugh- Mrs. Walter Lune. service

il new the finolt Hot-OI of it! J and starting at 10 o'clock. 910118111! 1111

' lrs now for anuary __ ‘» lieu. u appeal: ta thou! . Strn-iil- A111"! 1° 11°11“ 111mm" " “rm "

ltcry.

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* U ‘e quilts"

$TEWAR-,T—At Mt. Buchanan Dec

STEWART—At Mt. Buchanan Dec to contribute

Dea-r Friends;-

l lt becomes my [ilfiflfilllli duty in iloilalf of your friends here to- night. to rcnrlnd you that wc arc not llnmlnrlful of the many years it has bee-n Olil‘ prlvilc-ge to know you in genial friendship. During 111989 Years of our acquaintance wc have found you ready mo] wiiiinl; abundantly toward

when we can reward those whonll

lwt‘ ssteenl. Such is the present oc-‘Belves 8 B19111 110011 10 111K‘- 1111111015

casion.

itccollcctlllg thc many years we‘ lluvc known you. years made pleas-l lllt by your acquaintance, yOllTl friolttls hurl-with ilrcscnt you with this (Elflfflzfll! table lump and 1111511“ you to ncccpt tho sunlc. nut fol‘ its intrilllsic vnluc but as il tokPn oi‘ cstcenl. ‘Muy it adorn your iublc ‘n tiu- futurc and m"ly yoll both oi _ icy lllzlny yours of connublnl felic-l ity. ‘

After the address and presenta- tion a room was cleared Wilvre dancing of thc olll school was ln-. tilllgctl ill by nczlrly all. the lnusicl lltlllg furnished by Messrs Free-l lnnn Ln Cross and Bruce Vi’, llu-_ llxtlllt on tho violin. V ’

l-Ixhibltlon stop dancing was iii-i ltllili-Zffll ill by ilicssrs Freeman Lu- '('l'fl:<5 anti Lymllu C. Stewart will \‘ '. greatly appreciated by nil and - nndly npplnlldcll. ,

ltzlring the evening a lllnchcon was served by thc ladics that Wflh‘ tllorlugilly cnjoycd by all.

As the hour of twelve approach-

vnrious homes. thoroughly pleas- cll with the evening's 01150518111“- illlil wishing Mr. and Mrs. Mcllenn- all lllany years of wcddcd bliss. . Sollle pcoplc can], see what 111011‘ euro those “w”

Mr Roy Pines of A. PINAES‘ & 60., Inc.

Mrs. Walter Lane, 160 Sydney St» Ma" 1L nnkgrhyllti. Mary Mcbcan. aged 79 years. 5g33.12.11.m.l2i Funeral tomorrow Thursday nlorn-

has arrivedlinlthc

city will be at

the office 6r Dillon & Spillett all next

week, and will pay good prices for

good pelts.

for your offering.

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us a chance to bid

lo l... ...§;L“.f°.‘$lif”.‘flli"§.3233? Lower Freight Rates lfiffi

cd illc gathering departed for thcil". T‘

‘r "r w . . w». “in ~11- Q CHRISTMAS i‘ .."‘...‘.1i£f“i.‘§;‘..l§§‘..;£l“‘..llil 1H2 111811111: 0f life nloro pies-want ill. business find ill living. ‘l ' ‘

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FA can no fashioned lliizrrp Christmas to gnu anti ignore. ~ + - ~ » ~ + Filing the NmIB m" bring ‘gnu all pros-portly

m llhappinese s-‘T. EATON C2,...»

On Potatoes

A dcspatcll froln F. C. I Freight Traffic Expert of thc Mari- timo ‘Transportation ‘Rights ‘Com-l llllttec, i0 thc ‘Prince Edw-lrtl is-l laud representative. Mr. W. L. Hig- gins. oi‘ this city. advises that not-l lco has just boon recclvctl from tllc§ (lulludlan National Railways, .\'l0l‘~l trelll th-ilt rates on potatocs froml Prince ‘Edward island paints hart-ll?‘

bccll rcdllccd as follows cffcciivol

January 15th. noxt: '

Points between Charlottetown,

Sunllncrside and Borden. to Bos- 1

fi

li/hat betiler can express your Xmas wish than a givft of Flowers-

Cornell.

CUT FLOWERS-Roses, Carna- fons and Chrysanthemums.

POTTED PLANTS -— Azaieao, Ferns, Cyclamen, Prlmulas, Christ- mas Cherries. Primroses. Begonias, etc,

Perhaps there is some one you have forgotten. We can deliver Flowers to any part. of the wpi-ld, on q few hours notice. Phone regarding this service.