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Don’t forget to write 1928. And_don’t forget to order

` your requirements in

OFFICE

SUPPLIES

from us. We are well stocked with Office Stationery and Blank Books of all kinds.

Loose Leaf Books, Ledgers,

Day Books, Letter Books, Cash Books, Bill Books, Memo, Books, of all sizes, Fnolscap, Carbon Paper, Copying Paper, Typewriter Ribbons, Inks, Fountain Pens, and all the small things generally used in a business or Professional Office. Wholesale and Retail.

ENVELOPES

Half a million in stock. All kinds and sizes. All prices.

CARTER & C0.

Limited . _

¢¢

t _Poultry

_ We will be buying , dve, and dressed poul- ,;;_ 5 \l'y daily until the end ' of the season. Highest _ prices paid. , *-. swirl' cananum co.

in. _.W =- . .~ is

Professional (,arc'ls DONALD S. HART

Chartered Accountant (Formerly Travelling Auditor Income Tax Department) |30 Edward Street Halifax, N. S. 1593-12-30-lmo.

Dr. C. C. Archibald

Graduate to N. Y. Po-at Graduate Medical School and llospital' Practice imlited to Eye, Ear Nose and Throat Testing Eyes and supplying Glasses Ottioe, Bayer Buildlnl Great George Street Oiiiee Hours-9 to 12.30. 1.30 to 5.00 im

Mark R. McGuigan B. A.

BAR-RIBTER, SOLIUITOR. ITU. Money totoan. Ulmcron Blodk. Uhlllottetdwll. PII-

McLeod & Bentley J. A. BENTLEY W. E. BENTLEY. K. C. Barrister and Attcklley-at-Lew Office: 180 Richmond Street HONEY TO LOAN Jhlrlottefawli, P. I. I.

McDonald & McPhee B. A.

e.A. ilu-rimn, Attorneys. Iw-

mmm

New vuivrhrgril olcrlon-| 3_2; ;¢;_dGuardian readers for Bl"

one coupon. Every holnei

,should have one. rf ` New umvlansirv nlc'rloN-1 _ARDto Gnardizln renders tor 981 .iiems “|111 0116 C0lJDOn. Every homo- should have one. tg ' Loaniuo uve llocs in 1-mei-` ;>_IF00k on Wednesday, Jan. 11th. -I

any JCl'lllll`lS. 1716-I-'l-31 .1

HOCKEY SPECIAL - T0 Sulli- mcrsllle today leaving ng A p_ am. Fare $1.95. - _

_Hflflic & (.‘o» have the Guartlialrsi ,thanks for twl line Chevrolet criiw ‘ <~illelld:ii's. .

103’Afl`ER RATES--Tuesday, thei

‘» B the last day for paying wa-'

ter rates. 1145-1-9-21

_Lumina uvl: rlocs at Nona

Wiltshire on Tuesday, January l0tli

up till 2 o'clock.- Elmer Clow foil Harry Jenkins. 1117-i-7-21 i

ABEGWEIT SPECIAL - Trainl

to Sumnierslde today at 4 p ni. Fare $1.95_

1741-1-9-2|.

DR-VEO'S COMMITTEE ROOMS

have been connected with tele- llhone No. 953~ Workers please make note ot number. 1750

WEST DEVON-Messrs D.W.

Yto, George Chisholm, Haut Moro- shoad (>Po.‘itmast€r) and Mrs» Lea- in.iii have had Mr- .liio~ A. Mcl)on- lild, ilerniullville, engaged since Wulliicsllay surveylul: their lands liil tho Aslicvllie Road niid the Per- <~iv;il Road.

EAST ROYALTY INSTITUTE-

I`li<: relrulllr nioutlily nioctiug of ’lie.l'}:lst Royalty Womoli’s instit- ute was held at the home of Mrs -lllliii E~ ilcllnesi oil Dccolniber 9tlr, WM] ‘W2 lirfsitlcnt ill tho clialr. 'l`_llel‘o wi-rc ten nicm‘liei°s and one visitor |ii'u:~iei\l~ 'i`ho nieeilug oplrli- €_'| willl llirg Instituto Ode, :ind Roll (all wah linswvreil with (‘.|||-intm.i»i Sllislivslilins. Tim liiiiilltos or thc lil' "\‘““|lllil were resid niil! nd.lpta.l- The lllollilicl's decided to have ;-, porch lilliii to the llvlilgoi. R0" (gall at next ineorllii: to he oiiawoi-od wllh New \'oiil“s llosolllliolis. Meet- lllbi vlosvti with lilo Nutioiinl Antil- elll. l.llnui|l-ull wus .‘~iel'vorl hy the liosl,i‘iis»

_ HARRINGTON NOTES _ Mr! loarlc llliglies has returnoll to liar- riligion, alter .spellililig tho Xmnn lllfliilllyll in Sydney, N_S_~M,-. -lffhlllly Jones. ot' ilarrliigtoli, spent lilo week-eiill in Wiiisloe. the guest ol his nlillil Nlrs. '|‘;,,,m,,,, mumgml, "Ml" l’0l'<".\' Wise, of lflurriiigtoii. gpm" x’““»‘l Ui ills l:l‘anllfatlier'r

ltd.-Miss Ernia Shaw of Brackiey

bllfilly ellsélxetl hauling wood._Mr_

Yl2ai"`s the guest of Mr. and Mrs Wallace M\cDonald, Covehend_

Claike. 88 Hillsboro st., wipm

Silrcliiir Hunter of the stall' ol! Dc-

wlis perliormed by Rev. H_D_ Ray. m_on.cl ln the presence of a nnmbor Cl wlllllves and friends. -The brine who was charniingly lmired ,n "‘_’5°bleg9 0l'@De~back satin. was “Yell “WHY by her mother. A very dainty iireakfast was served at 01,,

.\llni\r|l'il Llnimellt for asthmu.

ttliurlottctowii Hospital whore nlie

Ml~i<ic-i Georgina Ennis and l"re

~ COMPLICATED

"Say. listnn--if you look lessons;

l'or tlirec years, niaybo you toni

plny tho piano hiilt xi? well y0\l tl ink yoil can ll I1 - iiow. yfl" tdoiiglit you playedylt twice at well na yoil tliliik you do n0w-mayll0-

D 't Let That Cold

That cold mayturn into ‘jFlu," °h

Rub Musteroieon the0°MHted parte

planter: does the worfl;_w.itllout bllategi mungtlgd. cam , mentliolndiicd ‘other

. i -iffl

-oar. has

break thooold. You`§/’llifeelawalmt:lngiea1iiten-

that brings welcome relief. The Mlutorole Co- of Canada, Ltd. Montreal

_ 1741-1-9-2l _

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Iohn Smith

And His Car

My FIIDIBIOK 0. BUBBILD

John Smith in a fharnmtor when

ovary motorist ehouid` wal- eolno. llv In not which, nth" he la It maturing Inrlyr, l clap Iilllll and llld to have explbltol. ll al Interesting way, lla experiences for the the henelt ol the other twenty

ev-+ve#-e+o+o e++¢+++e H »»+

STALLING CAUSES SIMPLE

This car's just getting old enough

ARTISTIC CALENDAR - A~ li for me to consider how I’m going to

know what is wrong with it if it stalls," Smitlrconfided recently as we were rambling along automobile row looking over the latest crea- tions. Smith's car had suffered a slight breakdown and the subject of the unwelcome stall was uppermost in his mind.

"The troubles that stop a car

are far less worrisome than those which develop while it is still run- ning," 1 consoled him. Apparently, I also surprised him. .

“That's news to me," he said. “So

long as -the car continues to run I’ve never figured that I would have to worry a great deal about it. But a stall--well, that’s different. I‘ve got a real mystery on my hands then."

Smith was all wrong. Some of the

most serious things can be brew ing while a car continues to run When it suddenly stalls. the chances are that one of several simple things is the matter with it.

When a car won't go at all, either

it isn't getting gas or there is no spark to ignite the gas. There are. of course. occasional instances whcrc mechanical units break. An cngine. however, will run fo while, at least with a burned bear- ing, with a scored cylinder, with timing badly out of adjustment with spark plugs missing. .with a little water in the gas or even with the oil pump broken.

That's why I told Smiili that he

might have his worst,ti°o\iblcs whllc the car was rurlnilig. Just think of the trouble ahead for the lniui wiiosc cal' keeps running when tlir oil pump has broken!

Extremely simply things cause an

automobile engine to quit on thc job,' and what may appear to be ll very serious trouble often is iiotli ing more than it bit. of dlri. on the breaker points oi' xt loose electrical connection. Most car owners get panicky when the engine suddenly stalls. This is unreasonable.

"The first thing to look for is th

fuel line,” I suggested to Smith “Not that this is more likely to be your trouble than anything else. but rather because it is the simplest thing to check up. A look at the gasoline gauge oi rt mole accu

._.~‘=2,‘t‘~“` 1,

!\lr- Led Macblaughioii, Kentyro check of the amount of tuel lnriii, Y IJ »4 ii _ I

Beach, has le-it for the maliilmpi, i‘:;)k(in\;y‘tliiri;SEi:l:ii‘n§at?k ctlxiixiln fgldtlri (itll ’ ' wk ' 2 |95 I ¥::;:f_f_2__;<_l_l;‘~__\;i_li__s_ii_oii;l_the winter.- determine whether any gas is 1

_ v clnity are very splashing around inside, tells you _ _

fI.V~_Cai-ter, Winsloe, is spending a Then you always can tell whether D - .._l,_,l` _

.§.""..:.-.1‘.r.‘::..u:.‘i:tf..l..fu:;:;;.i"':; l:;‘s.1is::.;:.:‘;i..‘1:.°:x.;‘r:‘.::e;.‘;: "iss" lt" "“‘f°*‘ *able SHOW" alvngsidei

suits/ici: oak nUrFi;'r, wllh plain mirror-

Qliurlotletowli, to resume her stud- cap over the top of the needle valve "35 M UB-*C-. after Spending New and then pushing the latter up and

down until gasoline floods out.

HUNT i* buretor and you are sure there is _ _ __ _ER-CLARKE _ A very gas inthe main tank, then, there is

‘l“ 9 ll( Pretty weddliigiook place trouble somewhere along the gas

on Monday moi-ni _ J ,am .- at the home of Milliiiitlalliirs- .I.€illi;].' Tildits ll\1l::?i{<ll;'legdc;i'e tt; dgetxiasctgggf' FIGURED SURFACE OAK DREBSER’ “vit” mme

‘ - deep llncn drawers and- plain mirror. Top surface

tion in the line. Why not look for

manifold?

them up and then, with the igni- tion od and the throttle closed, step on the starter for a brief interval. This will refill and the throttle closed, step on the starter for a brief interval. This will refill the

here is no sto e

The other important phase o

ical te

If all the wiring appears to c n ,

show you that the battery is pretty well up, remove thc head of the dis-'

trouble. Simply clean them. You may find that it lot of dirt has ac- cumulated or oil has worked up over the points. i

tricaf stall is a sudden one. Any- thing more serious than either of these groups of troubles is mucll more likely to be preceded by ample warnings that. the car is not running thc way it shouid."

ht sight of a flashy

. %\. A sliding style

whether you have run out of gas.

“If you have no gas at the car-

:|]_]_§`_i;_|‘I?_f_"'-_§‘_5_e_f`__iE"‘i_i1 _§9_f:__l`_Elll1l was loose connections at the top of the I7 x 32 inches, mirror 13 x 22 inches. Regular valuc

K i- Robelt vacuum tank or at the intake $13_g5_ ",,|m,m-S Stock Taking Price _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ___ $125"

lliols B Ltl. . .

"M ‘ The C@t‘€m0l1.\ If thesea artobe loose, tighten WALNUT FINISHED DRESSEIL

I _ vacuum tank if t ppag ;’,§e"‘,fab"d°' Am" 'he 501°' in me line and the suction pipe is

DDy young couple left tight

b . ~ .

y the 6'45."mi" °" a sh°"t "in If you think there is gasoline in e

to the gloom s home. Seaview- The the vacuum tank but can get nom, / .

2::;l;,n?l,f,i;3n$gp:i?;.§¥§(§ITIQSIEEQ through to the carburetor, try tap_

young couple were held. The nu- ping the Side °f the V°°““m “mk REED ARM Cllllllt, fumcd finish, with spring

nierous t`rie»iids ct Mi'» alid Mrs g;;§)e¥,°3;1?est'w'Il,;1;‘§1 wféltsshggsoltisg seat, loose cushions upholstered in a rich liattcrn ol Ii 1. ll t ' . . . l" ' . . - hiludiliiiresziv lsnlthgiarmwdldliildl ljitig. and _f_i__o_l_ri_et,l;§;pl1€r to the lower sect-ions _\I`_*_f¢¢:_l:_;l; Resllllll' value $12.50, Holmni-is Stlwk ` Rich Flgllred I* lllSI'l-- 4'

i ' i . . . i . i ~ » ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ . . | . | ~ | | - i ¢ ¢ » » ~ - | - | » . V . .. . ~ .

“ f Extends to 6 Feet, Reg. .$16.95 '

‘ /__ .

Aiwa s remcnibcr that your clcc- »

on Smith caug _ d

' ' new model ln a showroom wn ow

Tm “Hu” and the subject was abruptly

anged.

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G;-lppecr evenworse,Pneumoma. un- Bo Ds FOUND l°°‘Y°“""k°°"°°m “'°°°°‘ $ii°19°o?r$'7\'wE:ANdq nectalwien

and see how quickly it brings relief. --

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Aseffectiveastliemesayoldmustard ____________ D0m__n_“ol;_ ,v____tm_l_‘,“ ‘I`mndS_

U¢f!!ll9P0|'N.¢b¢ll8°00liH¢\°Ul¢u“| house reported having lost

"'”"`-..\ ,_./~'/K been found-

`“' _1-Qea-_-I

me"

l.a.uonoN1l'l.n n. r.|¢omrlIl

_H fs-.. __

amonntilig io $5,000, was found I?- ing on Sparks Street this afternoon hy Charles Spence, confldontlil mea semzer for lion- James Robb. The .police were notified-

a messenger for li local

in bonds from his pocket- One rc- glsiered bond for $100. wrapped se- rmratc from the others, has not ye#

Angry Husband: "lint you pruni-

ii-iell to ohoy whenlyou married

(lhetlnatc wife: "Of noilrsot l

it 'lil . Wil ,,~,~ »` fl ,_. I

Iltmoy . Reilly Building. Obarlotultown

_ 1 5 ,.-

".“i’.`. ‘ill

lovin than ¢ muuard plan'

lliilli't wont in mnko n sceiio In church-" _

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.iig..i. .i.....n i “ ‘ll ““af“1““ _ _ _ nil: llluvlzlu oil s oo cnsll ollllillis 1

from llol.ulll's A li il l l oil' » ...A i TE* . “ll °‘ '°° , l liATAl0li ol' Station on l’.E.l.

1 .

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\’f f,,;l;;»/iz//l wi/ Steel Couch

5 - it _ 3 ;._f __ ,, sl.lnlNc. s'rr:llL coUcu,'

_ _ , _,}_,'_. _ finished with nntlnnnl link / ~ ' / 1 ' /iff fabric sprlngaml cretonnc cov.

/f, , 1 I __ ...gf _ ered double size mattress,

`~ ' ' f ~ .',°,“',`f'.".'.,..iii`ii...,i‘fiii nf.-'I.~f

I \`\"l ` ‘f A . , ._ Three-Piece .75

' ig’ ' 5”. - lied Dllllil $1 '

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Before Stock-Taking” jf" Values at LMAN’

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TIIREE PIECE BED 0Il'l`Fl'I', comprising white cnaniei

bcd, strong sturdy construction with is inf" li0SlS» UWSS knobs on each post; link fnllric sprilig' with all iron frame, and extra strong spring iieiicals. A nicely ilnlshed mat- tress with a layer of felt on top, in tivo widths 48 inches and 54 inches, (Tlimplotc outfit . . . . . . . . . . - ~ - - ~ - . ~ -.- $|'l~75

.4 i /`

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Summerside and Gharloiieiowni Stores

Here are some Sample Stock Taking Values that will make the close oi'

our year ti real bargain event for you. Notice the seiisaiioiial price-sav- ings in every item-Marti-cies you need riglli now, loo.

The quoiitiiies are limited. And with lloth our stores featuriiig U10

some lines you should MAKE Y()lll{ Si<l[.E(`.'l‘l()N N()W IN (lRllER T0 AVOID l)ISAl’l’()lN’l‘lVl_EN'l`. f `

I2 V

Q g,§.__~__ ‘ ' 3 X 30 inches, finisllcd with two decp drawers, and

-“ I 0215!' "““"l"E casters. Top measures 21 x 43% inches.

height G4 inches. l{olman’s -Stock Taking p,.i,.c

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . $21.95

finished with three deep lincn drawers, easy ru`nnlng casters and

.British plate min-or. Exceptional `.l';'I".` /._..\w

,_ __gt_

value at $13.75 `/‘f_.;;___,

, ‘ . '” ".'i.nf..~’f"' ‘

_ f;»~ ' `L,

ll' 7/ )~FC=l‘;,§'f’.'>~§`-°,<»,'l""?"Y' .

;, .

LAYER FELT MATTREbS, cov-

ered with a pretty floral desQn, art _,<,i; , - ticking. Clin be had in thrcc -'

widths-42, _48 and 54 inches. Reg- _,fi_j_;‘i.': _

if ioro l r 9.50. -'f"'L'».’ ° ° . "“" $ “` ”“ “° °' $ ~'. - Surface Oak Dining Tohlc

._<¢>_._.__ the subject is the electr sys m. ,

H thfltthin tol kfi _ . V

l>ERsoNAl.s dl§;gm&,_ef,s w,re_gpartf;‘f,m,‘,’§ fh; HOIm8n’S liavé b€€l1 '_'I0me Furnlsllers for 0Ve1‘ cxrsusion olNiNc rants, nutty construction, nts

' ° ‘ legs, fitted with cosy running casters, in a beautiful walnut

M y 1- | L T ML I C _ high tension wire which is likely tol S ,

an r emq 0 qs reno on c°meT°°se fmm me igmucn c°" if year every year has made It posslble to glve you iiliisii. Regular $15.90 value for . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... $13.50

iiolly will bn pleased to learn that 1 tte is untcd on the dash, greater values better Service more cornplete SatiSfac_

she has returned home from the the ll l' m0 b _ ~, , , rccciitly underwent an operation. WCC l1lld_l\19 ll8lll»S lmd Q19 h0l`ll hon-

>I ‘. t " . s:§i:`.€l§.F"f"'*‘<f~‘i‘i ";`?;‘*'”‘:.=:"*"’~.:;i’°“‘f;‘I'=`.f§f§ Fourteen Sample Bargains in llur Grockery Departments

U'I`lI.I'I`Y KNIFE, or BU'I’(?IlI'2It. KNlI"I‘.`, 7 inch

SCIIIBIILER 0U'l`FI'l‘-12 scrihblers, some with

hliilic. A reall Ilarguln at . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... 33c

ruled and plain paper for pencil work :mil some ruled for pen and ink work, all assorted covers. Set of 12 scrlbblers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 350

NEST 0|" SIX SEMI-l’0|ttlEl.AiN IZOWLSI

largest bowl is 8 inches in diameter. Finished in pop-

ular dcift pattern. Set oi' six bowls _ . . . . . . . . .._ 894: y,\(:|;UM |;(y|"|'|_|.;_ gun,-“mega w keel, “qums

\ hot. Just what is wanted for the lunch for school, ‘

(lI.l~lAIt GLASS TUMBLI-IIQS, light and strong.

niiir-c or shop., Stock Taking Price . . . . . . . . . . . _,_ tele

WATER (!()I.0R. 0UTl°`l'l`. comprising box ot Sm of Six _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ me

water colors, and brush. Just what the school child

wants. Stock Taking Price . . . . . . . . . . . . ... 204:

SPRING ()I.()TIlES PINS. Get youlii now.

GLASS ill!!-LSI-:RVE lllsll, good quality l-ir-.or

72 for only . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... iilc

glass. Setofslx . . . . . . . .

2!-PIECE TEA SET, popular plain band pattern,

comprising six cups, six saucers, six tea plates, one cream jug, one open sugar and one cake plate. Zl- Piece Set for . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... $!.'i5

GOOD QUALITY DINNERWARIS. :\ special lot,

shown in popular small blue band design. Marked to clear . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... 25% 0l~‘l~‘

4-PIECE PLAIN WHITE TOILI-IT SET, comprise

ing covered chamber, basin, large jug- Complete'Set, jltnck Taking Price . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... $2.48

10-QUART CONVEX ALUMINUM POT, this is an

exceptionally good quality ware and is an exceptional

»i-I’ll'I()E MOP OUT!-`lT, comprising dry mop, a

l=ll¢0ll\|ly treated mop, can of polish and handle to lit

_ lwlll mans. iloimnrrs stock 'raking rrinc ...... ._ use

F/\ivlll.v size: roon cnorrlzlr. reunnea and

lik-sly finishes. This ln ii real lmrgiiln nm you should not mlssat................. . . . . . , . . . . ...$l.l0.

iargaln at ilolman’s Stock Taking Sale . . . . . ... $1.49

R. T. H LMAN Ltd.

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