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l’ti'tl wti-l limit ul'trr many it millet-nun tii‘ t-igura in [Orv you find it holler mum-imam thtin weioi'ter here. imam singly hyitht‘. pot *r-ttul or box. Your .i fuvoriw rum. "hope. i'htvot‘ and aroma. imported or rio- I uremic.

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Spet-i.tl--- .it-n‘a illuck lioclt .._v limits. white trimming: with (tuitii- uttpparto mum-hr t'il, weriul price per pziit‘

$3.75.

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Men's Mahogany liociml’ iluotp. white trimmings. spee- ial price per pair

Boy-ti Lightning Hilda \ Hockey Booth. unkle support. sizes 1 to 5 per pair $3.95..

Intdies' Black High Cut Hockey Boots. sizes 2 1-“ to Price per pair $3.tl6.

Latlies' Mahogany High ’ (‘ut Hockey Boots. all What ‘ lined, per pair $5.60.

Missns Hockey Boots with ankle support aunt-lied. price per pair $2.85.

Youtth sizes. $2.36. . .

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lit-locum Monday. Junuary 10th. 1921. slight. «hence will mim‘ pluco in train service on EASTERN; SEC’I‘ION of Prince Edward Jfilalltl' Division, Maritime d'lisWictnio‘flet-i- in: the undormentohed "tlnlnn. which hitter nhovo done will be; changed trout ditin to trlltveekiy)‘ rulinth on Mouduyn. \Vetinendny» und tli‘ridttym ._ I

No. iii leaving Chiti‘ltliifliml for Sourht at 6.50 :I. Ini. > _ . . _

No. 16 leaving Sotn‘iii for Char- lottetown at. 1.15 p. m.- . I_ .

No. i? innvint: Mt. :i-ltnwnrt for Georgetown at 9.00 ii. iii. " '

No. 18 lon'vinr: '(ioor'izclo'wh in? hit. Stewart tit 1.00 p. ill.‘ ‘ DIST-Rim PASSENGER AGENT‘S OFFICE, ctnribttetawn. P. .E. I.

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tft‘ finitto buy tin thin-province.

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FOR JOIPBINTING or every description. tpatrnniac. Cot-tint .Iuh Printt-ry. ill) Kentilt. Tel. 4301..

J . N0 achEfi tiiucountii npywiterr than nt Futons, 'wliera duality count-i first... 'I . lt'.'_' -.’i~'ii. VJOHN MCQUILLAN C 00.. will pay the highest price tor frozen umnitn.‘ I . -. I ‘2097-12-31-71.

ENGLtaH ruminant. sheet int: and Milan casings H 00' at i‘atonn.

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MR. FARMEQ. Do you keep at record or your earnings and ex- penditure? Why not. get your tfrst uzcmint hook (rep thy subscribe ing or renewing your subscription to The (tum-dian and start right

now. 3555 ll 11 (f

AN owpoqruui'rv tor spring Hownhi. (ilnuhhma‘. dropouts and rhiniugs ht. one-quarter off at Pitt.-

‘ one.

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RECON) ..BOOK. Mr. Farmer now mueh'tdid'fyiour. term earn for ymi in itIflO? i can't exactly say ott-iiuiidi The Guardian- Account

I“ :iiid ltmenrti ,l'nok will any it (or a /.\Inti in 193)..

Subscribe or renter.- today. '3 35551111”

PtEW OFFI‘IJE‘z—Mr. A. W. Weir. intone-.r-utiutz the i... ll. Steel-Glennie.- iTDi‘pomiiuu" Limited. of Toronto. is in the ciEy nud has opened on ..ti‘ic.- in the Riley building. Queen Sire-u. lib purposes continuing in this provinm tl husiutvsm which hits grown in inrgv proportions within- ‘thu last you: out] new has mince-u. in every city in Canada rut well u-t flit: Unitfti Sultry-t, ‘

KM I-i.Ai.‘.S.-Al CEDE‘} '7 A very Sllrtt'P u animal t‘iOSiii,’ t-ctaniiuuiion was mutiueicrl :1 ('t‘llLI'OVintt. lleil'tarluc School on ’i‘humriny. not: Zilrd. . The pupil. were examined iil‘ttin‘vnrious rub jems Ihy i‘tev. Goo. Homer-.4 null i'z'ot Theodore itoe. . By their l‘C‘iI'iy' on! accurate. :ui vent they shown cure in). and efficient training on the mm of lilwir~itiendhen Mill} .‘\l;i_‘[ Linkietter n-nd_ Muse Mntmutio lit-Ht leach winner was presented IwivI‘Et

‘ a Mll'mliitx um and utter ~ .SJHUL

(‘iuus had in I la, h s_ rounder with im inutio" with t-loscti ii): the slush..-

Ini’ inn t‘-I:t-ti._\.~'t-n

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new FAnMEn FOR ELDON.-— The (lum-diunyelcmnos Ito tIhc pm Vince Mr. F. S.‘ Reel/en. mdunte of Guelph, Ont., who urrired on Tilt-5' day night to join his wire ,und tutu- iiy on the old Finlayson liomosmtui nt Eldon. Mrs. Einlayson is a. dime ghter oi" Mr. Mnlmlu‘i Finluyson. Eldon. who died last summer. Mr. Reeves 'spocialines in horticulture and fruit growing and has been en- gaged for some yeam m oxporl‘ mentalist at the Ontario Govern-

" mcnt Experimental Station at Vine»

land. As a student he was assoc- iated with. Mr, Tenmmt. Mr. Dob- son rind Mr. Reek. nil formerly rig: rieulturoi emperts in this prov- ince. _ '_ ‘ a *

CONCERT sway-Eb..— A site regain! hollQny~nonce§t was held in l’crwuul iiuli ’Ifuettdul'y evening. The hall was crowded land with the as-

. sistance or the local talent from

Mt. Melllck. Huzeibrook and You‘-

I uni. was :t‘ pronounced success and

il.‘ pleasant evening‘enjoyed by oil. Following comprised the program

- \V. .1. McEuphorn._occupied the

chair. First Opening (thorns; $010. by um Richards; Recitation. Ninn Cnrvcr; Recitation ‘by nuns Vernal Smith; Quartet by Miss Enid Smith

lieu Richards,» hire. 600.. Cut-yer. '

Letth Mesuchern: Monolonie hv

~ Leith Menu:an solo. Mrs. w. '

Muich. Recitation. The. French

Farmer. by Milton 'Furnees; Iiin~ ' I

iogue. A Little Mouse Among the

I Ladies: Dunn-Enid Smith and ileit

Richards. Then the papuinr‘uuction-

' err .\ir. Milton Forum made sale

at all the cakes-hilt! baskets to the

f unllsinction ot‘;nll present.

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. ‘, fugauf’}. viz! I inning. TB oedlnr

, or I I Procrudlnp

Piles. No‘ surgical

ohoutlou "(gulf- od. Dr. Chen'- Oinuneht will re love you at once Ind word‘lutlnc bene- nt. 600 a box: all doctors. or no . nu" Tor;

male 0; tan 1 in pm“: I numb. :r-r Willfihu

Limited 1 you new. filnlol‘

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n. i. ,c. Hails , Eye. Specialist 'Oflice, Royal Bank.

Building, » I hrlot- ‘.

'Oflic‘efl-iouij-st‘. ; ' none—12.30.24 . 959M... iiS-YI

V ticittl in the young constitution. -.‘.

iT have to thin; in this province.

POLiCE count—one - drunu wnn lined 810 or twenty days yes:- terdny morning.

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A» CARNIVAL OF lml'xiihtu nwaitn you at Paton‘n‘tmiuy. '

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MRS JUBTiN' a. woooetoe. Clinton. will he at homo to her 111qu Friday January 7th nl‘ter r noon and evening. Hours from 2—5 from 6-10. mo

THE LADIES READV 1'0 WEAR. department is crowded with inti- gains today it! Pntonn.

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FARMERS ..ATTENTI~ON. Let our Account :tnni' Recent Book do the thinking for you. It will help .i'ou to solve many doubiiul probe ients of the past. Get lone today and start the new year right. One given her every new or renewed subscription to The Guardian.

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PRiVATE SALE—50 acres of mud which i will sell by private in good condition, 35 notes cleared and S acres ready to stump and 7 acres of good wood. few steps front :‘mhool and nhurclieu, known as tinj

.‘ieorge Anderson 'i'tmn, [tough Atlantis. New London. l7-i. WEDDING BELLa—A. (lulu.

wedding tooli pines iii the Method- ist. Parsonage. Winston. F. l.. on Thursday evening. December 2nd. 1920 when Mr. Len .‘lrieihcrt Good. of Cornwall. and Miss Minnie Mon. Stew:an of Milton. were united in iimrringe. The couple were nnui: tended. Rev. 0. ll. Peters pet-torn.- ml the. ceremony.

ALL-ISTON —~ THE A. .‘ School hill! yearly «3:15:32! huti Xmas True molt place Friday line. 24. when about fili‘iy visitors and I'ateIp.i)1>.rii View present. The scholars were-exuniined hy Ult'l’i’l' teacher, Mine: Mary hi, MMPht‘ev unduly their qulnh roaponsn ethova M the lteen interest. fallen hot-h ity

ntniuutiou the: pupils rendered '4'. title program of songsfdiiilogues...‘ and ,t-eciwtioua iuumoht creditihiei manner. showing Erant oura‘ r't om piirt oi their-teacher.‘twha»«i' cant-M‘qu trained. her acuoiara.t The moot inlerentim Nature or; the afternoon was the Kmart ’l‘reo' with its (beautit‘ul decorations. hright. candles and heat. of all. the. numerous presents forgihn tranche-rE and pupils and home made (-nntty ' for tho visitom A hearty vote: of thanks was then tendered to the teacher. congratulating her.- on the. micaoss ,oi’ the utter-noon.“ much credit is due , the rumpus”; pro and [adieu of Ailluto'n for tall? ing- such a keen. interest in they school affairs. . t I W

: : Worms. are encouraged JJy' morbid conditions of the stontucliv and bowels. and so what“. Miller's , Worm Powders will alter these conditions almost immediately, and will sweep the worms away. No;

tuct with this medicine. which is} not only it worm destroyer, but u; health-giving medicine most hene

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' On and utter Monday January it. 1921. my busineué ut Northfluetico will he conducted on a: thicki , will he conducted on a strictly lush husisjund all sales turnout".- ter will be for cash only.

(agd) w. w. PAV’NTOR. 1534-5-31. I I

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.» (The-New Year .is I. run I‘o'f Joyful irom- .

Ilse; _ ‘_ 0m: wish is that

’foi" one ‘élndItill it i may contain Three " Hundred and Sixty~ V s Fivesflappy. Heuithy '

and lPl‘Oiipe'l'OllS day‘s. "

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t, Johnson tit. Johnson tr . I ‘ ' ' marrow?! 9*?“- ' arena

w. _. J”... p. .-

Km .9 trim

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«at “St. Juobs mt”

ii'aclier and pupils. After the 9.3-; I

Ask tor Dillard. and like no «mi. .' .

bun we. . (\cu.

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unit'th to. ~.

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nub not mm out «woo-ume ‘

Trial Iottle 0! Old “3! Ju'oh I .0“. . vI Rheumatism is “min” only. Not one one in titty requires in. martini treatment. Stan ‘drunlu! fluh sootthg, penetrating “St. .lncohn _~0il" right-into your-eon. sum. aching joints. and relief comes instantly. "at. Jacob! Oil" u hut-intone rheumatism which never disappoints and can- not hunt the skin. . - ‘ lebel',‘ uni Quit committal. Get n. smell trial bottle a: old. hon.- V at any di‘ux in mmoment you'll be,

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, tree from rhetiuiuiiic pain. soreness-

.Ina eiittness. Don't. gutter! , Reliet lWiili.B you, "Si. Jacob‘s Oil" iS’thsiI ts good ior sciatica. neuritis“). tum:

lingo. backache. sprains.

Minamoto Lint-rm n3: [ngéu'tm

. Raiiweysp _. tuition on? not \

Etiective Monday, January "10th. 1312i. slight changes will take place in train service-on Eastern_.§g§.3. tion of Prince Edwiml IslM'ini~ isioii. Maritime Metrict.‘ ntlectiug the unriermentioned trains. which utter above date will he changed from daily to tri-weeltly. running on Mondays. Wetiiicizduys and Fri ~ day‘s.

. No 15, imviug Charlottetown t'm', Souris at 6.50 ii. iii.

No to leaving Soul-is t‘or Chill‘ -. loitetown on Lil: p. m.

No; 17 leaving Mt. Stewart. for Georgetown. at. 9.00 u..in-. - ,

No. iii leaving Georgetown for Mt. Steivun'ut 1.00 p. In.- .' District Passenger" Auntie .Otfice

.. Charlottetown, P. E. i. . liifi-l-h—ti tflt‘iij ' ' 1

W LOCKOUT m dome-int ' 1594-5-63;

-CNARLOYY_ETOWN WARD OF‘ TRADEa—Tho nuuuni meeting ,0" this board will he held on Weth1 ntesduy. Jununryylfith pt 8 p. inf. E'ieetion‘o'i’ ‘otlloera. William: L. gins. Secretary. ‘ " ' "

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'fTHE'OfiiGlN or com: 99v! €RNMENT."—-Mr. K."J. Mame. K. (1.; lecture on this filthy} Joe: at the Caledonian Ciuii'.‘ rum day at 8 p. in Admission tree. . I '. I . -I 1514-5721.

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: 1 Away withdepmsflon onti melancholy-These um evils are the accompaniment of n dtwrder - etl stomach and iorpitl liver and menu, u'retcheduessv .to all whom they visit." One airline sure. .mii apnedieunuyu to win out. “Mild is with Parmelce'h Vegetniik‘t' Pitts;

destructive pat-halts can live in con [which [will reetorefithohenithi‘ui no relief. They .hnt'e proved their use I

tulness iujthoiieendu ‘ 9t. Eileen Midi will continue to‘give i'eiiettlu the

suite-ring who unwise-enough to v

use them. V

Stock Quotations iiAiJFAX, Jim. 4.;‘toti'qmtiom; furnished by'F‘. ll. .MoCiinlyvhhrl.

Conipiini' ;ihc Montreal Stock Ext '

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(mmntuJJE'téLJiflx 7.7. L _, . Oats, May Jinan. July-3873‘. . ‘ i‘orlt 225133. I r . i

The Sturd I - . .I» . 'FoodV nos. of Wheat and

I malted barley ';' Ia‘re' Combined ‘ _ and available "

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“2.00 z.i.i.ni g Home nuns . mans will revelV in the diacoum now on at Reich's. 'Bilks. linings; etc.. in or. I . ' I lw-l-d-fil.

f’ruaI mo Discoum- link- at the J. J. England 01).. Ltd.. in ex -

1564-5-21.

watchmght service in the lienrtz Memorial Hall on New item are my: largely attended. Rev. G. W.‘ F.‘0lehilennln‘z ollchtted and gave a. suitable Address. L M. __,___._

‘GENEML ’ MEETING.——Tliere will be a meeting of the Hightield Presbyterian Ciuirch at the church onI'iiiondaa, January 10 at 7 o'clock 154-1-5-3i.

‘ LIVE H065 AND CATTLE SHIP MENTo-ePntrties in (mahhhteiuu‘ti

, and vicinity wishing to ship hogs

or entitle. cooperatively write or

U Dha'ge'u‘n'hetore Jan. 8th. (‘unndinn

b‘Lil'm ProtlilglLS LHL' 1.14. 1.3, 4~4i

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RCEIVES MEDAL—Mrs. .loiiu McBride at Sudtchfart. has rec-2i. i'etl.'the-liillitni'y Medal. in honor of her son, the latte James E. Mu Bride. who gave his life for liln Ktugjundt country on Muy iii. 1917. ut‘ter serving eighteen months in the grant with

i CAVENDISH CONGREGATtON. wPruyer meetings will be' twirl in this cougi'eguiou this. week at 7 p. m. each night as iollows. Tuesday at Stanley, ‘ The Home." Wettuea -

Thursday at North Rustico “Sor- iul Weil‘Belitg '0! the Nation.“ Fri- day all New Gluesow. “The. World." ,1 Putt-lot please copy. l .

I to rage COURSE-Messrs 000 ;W. Dewar. George Wnlhernhd Viu-

; flout Doucette of this city left yes

terduyIi’or -'i'i'nro to take a course oi the Agriculturfl College.

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Canadian National Railways un- nouucethut efleotiva January 10th 'nuédrtmihp. No. iii and 16 hetWeen .Charloitetnwn nnd Sourls will run on Monday. Wedut-eduy and Pri- gay‘. Listeria of daily. _

trim-trains; No. it und 1; be- ItWeen‘ Mount. Stewart Jct. and Georgetown will run on .Monday. Wednesday and» Friday instead of (19.111. 149-1-5:il.in.n.12

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Henson Ami Mr. L. with. Eilerslie. was in the city'yegiterday. .

stir. F. A. Hewitt. Cardigan; was: 'in tlio'city yesterday. l} '.h.1:rs.‘tDij.l. EEKeliy nnd'eon left yesterday for Montreal.

r. Miss, Lhtnnv'McKenzie. city. lei’t yesterday on return to Mctiill.

on. t‘unppeu. ai'ehiteat. ttfglinhdoy on a. busineus trip to

Sit-trier, .

> Mt; J.‘ D. Matt-Nun is appointed Assistant Superintendent with of- ilee at Truro. N. S. -

Mr; Brown. the .great genius or the ‘FiOl‘idtt' il‘otel; l’ouml, was .t' 'i'ieitoi' to-the city yesterday.

.. ' Mine Bernice Martin, .left yes - turdgy to resume her studies tit

', Wolhiilu

Mr. ll.‘ Vernon McLeod or the .ituijrisdhhotttolr spent New Years iiivSununereide the guest at Mr. and litre; 'Ass. McKay.

j .' Mitts» tutti: McNeill, City, spent ‘ . New, Year's Day in

Hampshire. memento! Mr.'und hire. Freder- ich=3lciion."' ’

Norman Swain who iti Monday onnreturn

.. , . .. -' -r--.r . . . ' lilies Aldonu Gallant. at summer HitleyisWfll New Year's in the city. Miss Florence

(luii'rdiuu in guessed to lenru

' . lbathl‘..E. In. Mulch/thorn who

has been ill tor some dtt-ye with La Grippo is slowly. improving.

Intruder). T, Medfpl’th crossed by the ear lorry Saturday on her way

V from IAmli'enit to spend a few days ‘ at her old heme. in the city.

L Messrs Nexflrunt and "actor commoner Bangor. Lot to have gone .on it triple the mninlnnd'tn’ visit their relations and friends.

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Huntley“). Saturday the 22nd tum. -

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day at Cnvontliali “The Church." "

, spent. \ I' New Year's with his mother i. ‘tttiaIet'ty' 'i‘rtt

’ Jonathan." 4' f

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the critical illness of their little eon Allison, and sincerely hope for his early recovery.

Messrs Merrill McAllistci‘. Earle Henry iLlld .luck Henry of the (LN. R.. who have been spending a few days in the city. have returned to Monoton.

'I Mr. J. (Y. O‘Donnell. Superintend- ut Winnipeg, surreod‘s Mr. Brown 9.3 General Superintendent oi the Maritime Dihiribt with office iii Moncton.

Mr, W. N. Rippcy. Superintend- ent oi‘ Car Service at Monoton. is appointed kuperinnendent of Trans- portation. Maritime District. with office at Monoton.

The muuy friends or Mr. Miliiill‘w ~Stevenson will deeply ’ regret to learn of his serious illness. He was ,seized with a paralytic stroke on Sunday. At last reports he wns somewhat easier.

Slimline-r of Eastern Lines with (it‘- fine {ll Monti-pail.

Miss livciyn GT Allen of the liis ll‘lCl. Passenger Agents Office. (, :N. IL. nud 1‘1le ilud Déiiiilil'. itx‘t

'New Year's morning on u trip to

Montreal. Boston, Cpnuerticui. and other American cities. '

Mr. A. P, Gorheil. (an Accountant iLi Monoton, (hl'Olllt‘l‘ oi .\ll‘. (inr- beil m' mll‘ Y. M. i‘. .\.l stit'cct-tla Mr. Riuztey its Sttpoi'iniemient or Car Service \iitli jurisdiction (H’l‘l' ll” lines Smith out! this: m” the St. Lawrence River. with office at )ioncion,