' ' ir i - A i “was of lntemltlonn e g

upon corumfl" “We” Mum“

O r Forum, Trifle‘ Department is ‘ uuiPDed 19' {én "u a .°°':"pl°'°' finalist-wide l¢?'"€|°."-‘ e ‘mme-ym‘

. . c! l lea. to utilize?“ a . "n!" ha|gyrizl,zrlviltlll—iilh Itlvnlg “V,

Illl fflkpl-gnl-qloronta.nbflilhbfincwmluyfli’ ‘ ‘W’ v

Charlottetowr Branch j, R_ Die,’ n4anag€r - ~vlmo may‘.

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international Expert

Ill Fox Breetlilll;

(Prom CsdillncMich. .\'cu's.Dc.c.l3l OIUJ rods-y his faith ill in»; rum,“ .q

' 201 one vrllif the lt-ss r "l: l;‘.‘"l.'.f...“‘.il."“£i‘i..‘.° "r" “we ifliiglilllibfiry of (‘mumercenglu n: rm“ h" w“ 1nd“5l~".".llH-i'lrl" - rests of the local sll iyc .~ _ i-iiin 'l"lle stockholders b?!‘ tiin ittjiafflf: i???“ 1km“ c°°“i’"1@11 omupanly are crspecia.lll' asked to ul. p...- l a i” Judsenmnt I“ “n” terll this lneetinlg. l m lieu-i" “time been verified iv. Chester MoLure. or‘ Cllar- ‘a "m". 'ille P. E. isund lottetotrn, Prince Edward Island’ will addliursotjllemubteeting this trvon- ‘ I l I i f mupr- w, . l: l: .. :25» w“ P- E» W iorellibf»! 0X91‘??- Judges 0f loves il 11- ESDIILIH fissocmuon [he world today and has re'¢@ntl3‘.i.-t-'~“.§...'Pr Isl labllflllagd SLIM"- F“ ted us 111481‘ at ll . ..\l k ' l... h] " e‘ '1 "Hg" Tm‘ “'93 irfxsilalv our] mlrlierllijt f/iliyflflilfiii: ills no ilminns n" easy [ask ‘m at fil show at Boston and the inter- fill” Btu-him h?‘ had mmnst unsur- llalionul show at Montreal, where sumlm M) e ‘mqlculmes m (Wercomfl “Judged 40o to!” I - H us convincing the for deal. - ers oi‘ America that the Ring-h

Not only almo fox. A . Ichurlfa word 5g the n-irbllluésoidxo’. Bud Hume w" ‘upoflor m m”

‘Wild csuxht taut -l- ula, ~ m or Fox Pelt out .. ' a ‘i l‘ "PW aconrect. but ‘b? BiwvoarPyIZ-ogl: M counted on each Sea?” large numlber of- the . pmmp, u; ‘ I , m’ dealers of both Canada 541d 319 I atzgnrlliyanivcgifntlilalsl aillifrliiblrglv hiya“; United States. One lllmga .1 ;.l I " ', ‘ a -*' ° in NW’ Y°Fk ml)". who has bee: ' §.m;.§;§§&"af‘}0§'bf°;;§? 1y nothing -in tile Fur t-l-ude lfor over a rpuurter ' were lLSlWd about it‘ £11125. ‘hwy r pent uh , ‘ v _ ‘l - ' swrr 0d; and W} h! vols ‘has bloc I was that lt uus on experiment. thut I“ e pr “E i‘ hmdlng“ 0f 3" "owl fur cc-luid not is r11 rerll before he. otters them for sulc keeping wild rltr bcarirlgiria b‘? it'.".~t‘ t . . ‘ ',*"H h s1 e 0 H’ [hat no 0n” m“ ~11 mDlli/‘li-Y. Mid that wild cullzht

ililu rfor. 21.: it has ‘been.

"Vi" 10d"? 111w Judged as many “gum m-t- . lbxe. b tll mi . < . . t". "M" "m" 1h” ‘b-‘MPY- m. limbo"?- vo and uls- pelts us Today m; [his h, changed‘ as M

_ _ L For this reason m... 0,’1'l‘i0ll ts sought -hy -a.ll who want l0 know what their pelts lire flqi. llrlfly worth, and ‘when his judg. lnent is posed .11; 99 ms“ out m»

11'? ‘t f ‘T1’? Fur dierchant under tends lhut "better fur" is flffidljg. Pd ‘b!’ the rlmr-hcr. than th-ut $912M.‘- ‘wi bill-lie- trs-‘ppavr. This twin-l what . . ‘r . t. . -

100 the results obtained will sub-i and otscrbtliigne. and“ thong“! Sylnii

rum-late his valuation. Mr. lfcLure has always bu“ “@318; the so“ o‘ ma“ MT‘ M“

, Y . . . . .. “m” Mliw" '" ‘he l-"dustl-lq The public will be instructed m

>ng>§ *¢‘ ~b4sooo~oooavovl>¢e< ¢.. .4“? _

IOQO-OO-Owo-vti

orsll TONIGHT UNTIL 9.30

And Every Night Till i hri tmns

A. E. Toombs

o- t ~¢»oo-..4¢g¢_‘_+4.>4,.4_--..~-_-.._.

International Trade i y

UNION. BANK or CANADA

At the time anything but

‘"113 1916. M)". Mobure m“.

Pioxltuncllors ilnvc much to thank _ v mrirFy UYr-Dlltth his. etforts,.acting as snip; Fox that the

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talented ‘in loaruin

W" w llrelnred 101'

Cilltillmiollnilpyr

(cmlthwm m" Fido Four.)

their "exccssivciv unjust" mpthod, or dealing lt-ilil the Ilwplc we have eltflkvn with no uncertain sound

Then tile PotidcTt-starts in 1.; ‘nalm °°111Durisous or our land m; rule with those of other places, and of course in its characteristic role '° “cc-PW? Wilt! Just enough or the lrutil i0 svl-vr- its purpose. It. se- |°c7§ Chile Breton County N. s, sq ‘"1 9x11111918 and declares the rate. on ilmd tux there to be 3 per cent, With lllis stuterpsnt berm-e the“, tvllllt n surprise it will be for tip. nwnlu to learn that THEM-J r9 NOT ON-E PARTHING 0F LAND TAXES COLMMYPED BY THE NOVA SOOTLA GOVERNMENT EiHER rrrou CAPE nntnrox IOIYNTY, Oil FROM THE FARM- nns m ANY crimp PAtRT op THAT rlnowxon. The County of Cape Breton is rt municipality, in which is centred the great ‘Steel Works null (‘oal Mines, with im~ mense properties exempted 1mm taxation. for vrllich reason the rate oi‘ tutxa-tion is necet-lsarfly high- er tltun in other communities. but as an offset they huvetlle enor- mous trade advantages and homo markets provided by these in- dustries. But even then it is not u Provincial but u municipal tax. llt might just as well make its corn p-urison Will] the taxation in Chur- lotteiown, where by adding the Bell Government to the city taxes it would easily exceed 3 per cent. l-‘urllller, lu other places they are limited pruticsllfv to (he one tax while in this province we have Lund tax, ‘Personal Property tux.

tux. Fish tax. Income tax Corporln lion tux. Succession tax, Liquor tax and everything “TANGllBL-JE AND lNTANGlBUE" TAXED.

-While we are on this question lt

' might be urell to point out that in Nova Sccrtia the people are com- paratively tree n-i provincial Gov- mrnment iaxlltlon. t-hut apart from the wealthy corporations and sun- cessiou duty the province does not collect any material taxes lfrom tlhe people. This is one of the secrets ot the strength of the Ivrurray Libe ml Government in that province, ii fact lzllat our people might preserve in memory-in anticipation of tho Patriot's next attempt to illum- boozla thenl. The Government 01'- gan then jumps into freight raltes. What has that got to do vrith the question oi’ Government taxation? Railway fl-eigllts have increased over the entire world, and at a less _l'fl.’te in Canada than .in any other country. Why not charge \l.'p ohe in- creased post of u suit of clothes. o. a pair of boots. or ll barrel of flour or our Christmas goose to govern-

rcasonabln all charging tho cost of ireiglrts in attempts to bolster up an argumcni. Surely it is time to abandon this" blue sky“ and "red herring” style of argument, and to get down to common etense. The people are not rtll daft, AND MU}

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F-Great Bargain Sale

Commencing Wednesday, December 22, 1920 and continuing for

two weeks sweeping reductions on all lines of Footwear, Furniture, etc.

F1 l- .. . . . . . . .....20- nuuetites .. t Wool Hose

Grlfiviklitoll p Glilllllu-nls i. .. . . . . . . . .. . . . . .3."rc Cotwnade ' lPrlnts .... . . . .. . . . . . . . . .230 B00108’ Com

Pwbodyhl Overalls . . .Regtllar $1.25 tllltl $3. Metre S\veul'el's at 00st,

Staniieldhl Undertveul- at u rt-rluctlou of 30 p. c. I

MBWH Coats and clothing llt cost. - A" lines of tootweal“ at, a reduction oi‘ 20 p.

Fmnhwith every purchaser of dry goods,

amounting to not less tihan $10.00 we will give five pounds sugar free. sonkwe have m‘ Blmlklllabu goods to work oifuan article 1101

found s ti f t r l Soul-ls. ‘Cleftliigrrgnlfialyerbriaoifttlgtitritfigilfnd money

Baltic, Boar River & Sollris West

The J. J. Hugllesiltlmpany, Ltd

hurls. (leorgotolvll. Yerlloll, Elmira, Baltic, Bur River. Souris Wrist

NOT FOOLED BY SUCH STEIN‘. i.

Dry Goods, Clothing,

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s . . “£15.00 and up :wl. I“.I

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clothing or footwear

will be re unded.

Ind n» ladies ospocinlly will be lu- x how ule fox

and manufactured mgothinfim-fie: f pieces 8...; “mam M, m“ M1] Anolriu continuous» I l . be told at the Chamber or C01 t INC! T0 wAn vgrgg- '- Rub Pall. Flight Out win-l Smlil memo this evening. - “' g Am comm‘, pp, r Trial Bottle of ow z aox us. OHAR- - . "at. Jacobs Oil." .. . LOTTITOWN ~‘ ' ———- Slop "dosing" Rheumatism.

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r11? recs i yitllb" Illlellllltitrllain ' From. lifting Joints q‘

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Wwn VGIBfIIlS 00in. 3

""'"""""°"""°‘."”"" it's pain only; not one case in

-.lifty requires internal treatment.

sot on and calms up on top. The "W0 soldier's were very emf-Lien. "M 01w ‘Whispered w direct-her: “Wlm ave thtlut of her. Jack?" "MY- Bu‘ she's ll lbmw Lassie that ‘>116 is." I should like to talk to llcr. ll should Jock." Whydorft Ye rgo and ask whore is "St. Field's Cathedral. then maybe it yg Iblde rt wce bit she'll] nun; to ye,"

Tbs iiigltllanxkr was just getting rm to uvstl himself of thJs advice when ‘his flrlend pulled Min hack. "Just a minute lnmt. just u mrinutc. She haslln‘ plaid her titre yet.” i8» .-

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TAX .EXEMPTiON_-—und:r ,lqp. lloctliou 24 at clause 7 o! the Tex

Act. comrades are cXHIIIIWd from bent-ton on real and

Jack Itobinsom-nut comes tho rheumatic pain and distress. "St. Jacobs Oi-i" is ‘harmless rlleima-i ih-lu ointment lwiilifiil rlcvel- disalr‘ blunts and doesn't burn the skin. tt takes pain; soreness and stilt‘ ness f-rom aching joints muscles and bones; stops sciatica, lumhago,, Iluckaclle and neuralgia. i lbimber up! Get a small trial bottle of old-time honest "Si. Ju- Vcobs Oil" from any drug store, and in l1 moment, you'll be free irom pains, aches and stitfness. Don't suitor! Rub rheumatism away.

‘percussion only by all act of Pair‘- rlfmumt or of the local legislature.

MERRY XMASr-Tc all our read- urw we wish n reui Merry Xmas nnJ ,a happy and prosperous 1M1.

Prflwrtv up to $5000.00. ‘nlmmpd u‘? ‘I319? I18)’ 011.8004 f-vre them, the ideals printed on the.

authority that oalnradcs living in time city and other incorporated “mm °f U18 Province should also 1W elwmlliled to the smne amount. and tllnt lt was thought that com-

could claim exemlption cinder this‘ (118056. We are not lprapaflad to M"! an Oilinion on the‘ mutter at present. but the ‘IYIHHOT will beur Investigation.

MISS srArlwAw-rll. {ungrgl or the latte Miss Rose Stan-way took lilacs last Saturday ‘ The services at 5t. Paul's Church and at the grave were bake-n by the Hecton The pull bearers were chosen from the Veterans Associ- niillon. and were us follovvs:_-(‘»om- mdes Hum Bethune. G. Elliot Full

. nal 0i’ our comrades we ask that dur», were iugtbs coming year they Rteerp be. ' . Wiles living in incorporated places.

- luelltbens of Vilctorrlu Royal Blucir

cover of our local constitu u, viz. “Pest God. Hlunur the g L84!!!) Citizenship. Penpetuute (‘annull- Phill," Jlrulctice Discipline follow Duty ‘is-rid think Broadly."

LETTER or SYMPATHY I

To rur w ‘rly Brother Sir Knight ' rt c. ulcnmlnu-ll, Belhevue. We the ‘_

Frfinrlptorly No L92 ‘hereby extr nd K in Full our most sincere and llezlri- [tit syllrputllw in tibe loss of your

ier loin-d hloupltmflitry irn the home. when we recall iher many k-ind acts rrd words it filtlls our ‘inserts with solvrknv. 'Brl.lt when we tilllnk ot ‘ilel-

Poll tax. Dog tux. Statute Labor h

H. lRmSteu-urt. It. L. Cotwrl Noel splendid (‘hristian cllanacte-r which DFBWrls and T. P. MlwNutt. Almoug nursed hcl- to he beloved and re- -‘.lle ullmy floral tributes was :1 Fpéctetl by ail, we ivcluld say with cross from the ottlcell-e m"; men 0g the Psuirist "Pruly Ye tho Lur-l for the 105th Battalion, and :1 wl-entll his sw-hwsfl- 1101-1111» nwmv endur- tl-tlnl thc Veto-runs Assaults-Lion. P111 1w 111 z-ruvrrfli-imbw‘ \\'-hi-1-=* you '1 the depth QY._\Ii;1|;,S(3.u-yv,g_y 11191-9 l-iiltil >ml~ls flier you bleed not mourn lJ-H-l lbzon token‘ fr-cxln this brov-ince. "" “V! illiiyllllg 111‘ 110158 f0!‘ i! YOU one who unseltlshiy did mlorc than Yoifmv her mvwml ' WM $711111 twill

or t he egg“; 011,53“). liar in tlhut plat» where palrtings tn "llr-l ~ wit». fm- the bu“ v11 i-Jrlksltvs 5.12.1411 Ltd .i?-() run-rs. \‘- ' “=3, “flu; w...“ By he, “nth, yr, that in your ‘hour of sorrow

mg "Tfrjrlfly: ;, 19191;] kimheu w“ lut- Gz _'l lluzly llu _\'3Ul"\'§41t'il9lli"t ulzd bought and paid for by the school “P90”- 'S'33'"'~“ '1“ “P3P”! "I Vi?‘ chudmpn of welsh,“ [or 1h‘, use tcriu di-lank lflhnpter No 192. _

of the 105th Battalion. She lstln- "ii-m" FURNE” W- P- wns instrumental in organizing‘ the -—-—<@o¢-—--- l05th. Battalion ‘Ccvmfnrt Circle!

which fl-(tm the gays u; we 33¢. .\iiilel"s Worlu Powders iifl not. union's (‘lfpgultupe “n15; the boy“ need the utter-help of cusior oil reiur-nsti, ‘sent pmhably thousands or unr lwrs-utive w complete their m’ palm ‘c! gw-gks and other 0mm. thoroughness. bet-nose they are ing and lparcels of cat's to m... lbgys thorough in themselves. One dose u! Lh/afi natmirlwp vnm, we moyg; or thorn and they will ‘be found returned harms she sun continued palatable 1w children. will e110 the her good Wdfk by visiting am] top. ‘worm trouble by makiné the stom in; parcels to those who aver-e. ill W“ 511d bwwfls "nlenable l" ‘hi? in hnflflfla], 111, w,“ be 5.13.1111 an parasites. And not only this. but sincerity Itlifll. hol- efforts should the rovrders will-be certain w 01' - lcnrg be retnémfbered ‘by 13.1.1 PQQUfu-lefl most beneficial influences in

"l l i ._,l

ment taxation? it. would ‘be just as ‘t

ed men. end especially thy than’? of t-ll-e 105th Batialliorn. “be tlruut that before flour‘; some steps will b; taken to place a suitable tablet in 1* Duiblic piece to her summary. it this silgzestion fiindu flavor 'vvlill' the mribldc. ~thr~ edlitm‘ ot‘ tiles orllurmn will ‘gladly receive and ac- knowledge any amount sent in for that purpose. A talblet illligill. well be [placed to her merlnory in S1. Paul's Cllurc-lr whore she worship- 119d. or better sti-ll it our war memorial t/uiccs the fm-m lot a build ing, tho tablet could lbo placed in ' . To tltu bereaved rather. mother ltrld lilmthor we cxtcnrl mlr rl-ml u-ntl sincere sympathy. l

MAJOR BARTLETT-gin Lin: puss- ing of hiujor Bartlett the prov“ irlco hes. lost a rlnlnn who has for many yours plhyed an itmrol-tsnt. paw-t. in the upbullding oi our mili- tary forces. llu military as well ms other matters the late Major put his whole spirit into Iris duties and wot; rewarded on several o1:- oalsions by llisv-ing his lbatilery will the. efficiency prizes from the whole of Conrado. Wiren the Glrcet War broke out the lliajcr was bo- yond the nge m!‘ overseas rs-erv-irc. but he pemtonmxl- the duties as- signed to him in his ulsuarl system-- attic and cspaible planner to the satisfction of those he served urltl the public Since the war he ha< delivered u nulmlber of lectures ill aid of national and chlaritluitllre 0r~ grantee-tiring which will long lbe rt»- melmtbel-cd. To the bereaved wife sind daughter we offer ollr synr pathy in the hour or their trouble.

POLlL TAX.-_-Clau8e .143 of rho Tax Act ‘passed alt the lust session of the local legislature is perhlsrps a little lflard- to underivtand. We have inquired st lthe ‘Past Office in regs/rd to the matter’ and the offi- oiials there inform us that so far us the "Poll To: is concerned that every soldier m-ho served overseas or tin Canada. is exempted. Even the Justinian called under the M. S_ A. u/ud who served for one day in the force in 1011310011000“!!! would be exempted. We do not illirlil that any person can kick at this clause of tile Act. as we consider it more than generous. The wholl- Act in so fur as it. rotors to soldiers ls rmost generous. ‘and we feed wure

hope to see lt slightly mended u! m; next, session. as we believe widows and dependent mothers who loot their sole 811.0901’! 0'9"‘ m“ shoulld be exlcmpted from ttllxation on the real and personal estate up in the v-siue of $0000.00 as returned men are.

Mmrml. emu-wills 011w" "1 m9 w-gqpgr @0089 (If [b0 Mflm thfl sulpenslcn of ordinuwlulvnflfld i119 t of a country or 11"" of it bv military triibunwls. ft can be established tn the United K018-

dom (yr p sqlttguvcrning 871N811

tllored extraJirsts 15c: do firsts.

it is utpprecinlnlt We ‘however and nearby western llennery whites first; to extra. 80c to 85c: do.

and mixed colors. firsts. to extra.

the digestive organs.

The Markets

~ Montreal Del: 1S Receipts of eggs reported at the "Bourd of Trade today wwrt- 642i cus>e.'-I...00mpared with 110 for the some day last week. 4.187 for the slime day ‘last month. and 91 for the! corresponding day last yr-ur. _ _Tl1r~. egg mlu-kct shows no Cllilllgh irmn yostorriay. both prints llnt] tho ultrrilct situation ‘being uncilul-lg l-d. A good business is truss-lug in sclectcd and No. l (l. S. stock. Bus-i ncss in strictly new luids is quiet, owing to the scarcity of supplies. We quote wholesale jabbing prices as follows: Strictly new laid eggs 95c to $1.10 Selected C. S. stock. . .. .io 72c N0. 1. C. S. Stock. ....L'v4c 1o 06c N0. 2. C. S‘. Stock. . .5120 to 60c Arrivals of poultry, arc reported to the good except is the case oi‘ turkeys, for which there is an un- tive demand, and prices rule strong accordingly. ranging from 52c to. in some cases. 60 cents per lb. for choice ‘birds. Geese also are in good demand. with pr-icesiirln. Supplies of other birds ure qllito adequate for the demand. Better arrivals are ‘expected next week.

We quote- wholec-llu jabbing “ ltrlces ms follows: Choice turkeys. . 52c to 55c Good turkeys. . . ..51c to 52c ‘Chickens. . . . . . .33c to 38c .Fo'wls. . . .-. to 32c’ Geese. .. .. .. to 34c Ducks. ..._, to 42c

There is nothing nerw to note in

the market for potatoes. Business is quiet, with receipts armple to fill all requirements. Quebec whites and rods are selling in cur lots. ex- treck. at $1.60 1001.70 per 90 lb. bugs. and Green mountains at Si. 70 to $1.80. Ell-store Quellccs are quoted at $1.90 to $2.00 and Green bfountains at 82.00 per 80-lfil bug.

Chicago. Dev. 17--Eggs lower. ltecollpts 723 (vases. At mnrk. crises included 58c to 64c.

New York. iDcc. l7.--Eggs stead- ier. Receipta8.800 cases. Fresh gu-

73c to 74c; State. Pennsylvania

‘brown extra 77c to 78c: do. i-lrowns

73c to 70c; refrigerator. firms l.) ‘

finest 00c» to 62c. rhr/rriYJk/ri wré/y Q‘ . ZIDIFRIKIJ .'.

‘lltlll tlmll Vii!» GET A Ill» .250 BOX

[no 11ml

r-q,“ ww-ww-wvT-v v -~.-».. yr...-

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uu-u.*.~-..- ~u~ ..>~-.< .

. U llub eoothlngpenetrating “St. Ju- a ' '

0:. :.¢.5.~;.;3i:..;ir.:":: mi": PM ~11 was’ 3f 3m I)“ m" 0 a g

bus. Presently s vet‘? Drew? sir) 8pm’ and by [he "me you “H I Ch ' A B ' h ‘P rlstmas rlg t.

Umbrellas For (Illristmas

Almost everybody is hoping for a new Umbrella for Christmas. It's a safe gift. No one ever has too many, and it is always useful. One of the most effec- tive gifts that the price will buy~-for man, or woman. .\ SILK l’l‘l'i"l‘l('l)l\'I‘ 1S AIJYAYS .~\ PLIEASLWG GIFT

It looks so handsome when the box is opened. The silk or satin is so riclp-the colors are so effectiventhe plaiting-s and rufflings are so impressive; and it is al- ways gratifying to any woman to have a liberal supply of these useful garments. Our Heartherbloom with fan- cy frill is exquisite. Prices range from $3.50 to $10.00.

THIS \VILL Bl" .\ (iLORIOIYS CHRISTMAS FOR Til Ii \\'IF1*I “T10 IIECEIYES NljHV FURS!

Perhaps you have been put- ting" off the longed-for purchase for several years, because prices were high. r

Then thisis the time to nlake the, waiting ‘WOYfll while-Jo give the careful wife the joy of [Jossessing the beautiful Furs that she has been wanting, and to buy them for a much lower prices than heretofore. Remember you have 20 p. c. on all furs. '

It will be a gift for many Christ- ma$ses~a possession, that, will give pride and service formany years. ,

Patons have two sport coats in seal or poney with Opposum trim- mings, which were $280 and $445. They are now marked $230 and $375. ‘

One sporty coat for the woman , who drives is of goatett, warmly lined and padded. Au ideal article for warmth. 511001111 =10 1333- _