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LIVE FOWL WANTED.- We will purchase heavy wall fastened live fowl Jan 12 to Jan. 16. P- J. Noy 8: Co. Hunter River.

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POLICE COURT-A man charg- ed with drunkenness appeared at the Police Court yesterday morn- lug and was fined S5 or thirty days. .

ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED- Mr. and Mrs. M. W. Wood, High- land Farm, announce the engage- ment of their daughter Lisle E., to J. Goldsmith Dennis, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Dennis. Charlottetown, P. E. l. Marriage to take place early in February.—-9B2.

FIREMAWS TOURNAMENT- Through an error in yesterday's ls- sue it was madeto appear that the prizes for the Fireman's Tourna- men-t would be casl/ This ts not so. Prizes to the value of the amounts rated will be mwardedTba contest will be conducted strictly uinder Amateur Rules and Regula- t ons.

STORY HOUR. -—- Miss Harris. Children's Work Secretary of the Maritime Religions Educaltlonal ‘Council, who has for some time been conducting Story Hours for the chikfrenr 1n the country with splendid success, will hold one of these interesting meetings this aft. ernoon at. 3.20. It. will be open t0 all children under twelve years of h1g9.

LAID TO REST-The funeral of the late Mrs. (Dr.) J. T. Jenkins ook place yesterday forenoon. The body was laid to rest in St. Peter's Cemetery, following 11 service which was conducted at St. Peter's Cathedral, beginning at 10 o'clock. Rev. E. M. Malone oﬂicia-ting. The pail hearers were Judge A. B. War- burton, Messrs. H. James Palmer. l). A. MacKinnon, R. V. Long-worth. l1. B. Stewart and A. W. Hyndman.

Serious Fire At _S0uris

The Rail-way Round House at Sou -.< was completely destroyed by ﬁre arbout 4.30 yesterday morning.

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11 on the roof. Cleaner A. B. Camp- 1-11 noticing it at 4.30. He at once 1 111g in the alarm. and when he got r-Trck to"'the round house he found .h11t one of the engines 11nd cab “'11s on fire. He worked hard to mlnliic the flu-mes, and eventually ooh the engine outt himself before ‘he firemen or the people arrived 1o 10nd assistance. Although he put '11!) a gallant fight single handed un- lll helliicame,‘ the engine‘ was dam- aged to such an extent that it was J-LIIULIOF- service this-morning, and another was sent out from Charlot- utown to take its place. 1

Fortunately the wind. although very lngh, “'11s blowing away, from 1111» other buildings and the coal sheds were saved. after hard work. ‘the fire being confined to the round 11111.5(‘.

—~Mr. John Harris. First Tenor;

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\Veekly Bedtime Travel Tales. ‘Featuring "Johnny and Jenny Jin- 1:10.11" nnd youthful C. N. R. travel- lers. Canadian National Railways Symphony Orchestra, assisted by Mr. Geo. Bootbman, Baritone. 953-145-m1i. '

Fiery, Itching Skin Healed By Sulphur

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BARGAIN! IN EVERY deplrﬂ» men-t. at S, L MacDonald's during discount sale. 9474-14-21

ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED- Mr. Jamel Oa-rten- announces the engagement o! his daughter Elisabeth Katherine, to Mr. John Hugh Nnttlng of Montclalr, N. J. 956

LECTURE-League of Cross Hall tonight “China's Civilization and Ours", by Rev. W. C. McGrath in a-ld of Third Order of St! Francis, preceded by short musical programme. Tickets. 85 cents. doors open 8 p. m. 926-1-13-31

FIRST LECTURE. —'l‘ha first lecture of the season under the auspice-s of the Caledonian Society will be on Tuesday evening next. at 8 o'clock, being a lecture on Burns by Mr. Justice Stewart. No admission to these lectures.

Station ONRA Heard In California

MONCTON. N. 1a.. Jan- 14-— Radio Station CNRA has crossed the Atlantic on several occasions and has now bridged the continent as well. U-p to a few days 1180 Saskatchewan appeared to be the farthest point west recorded but to- day's mall brought a. latter from Alberta. Canada and another from Hydesville, California. The Alfberta letter was from H. A. Deveber. Rocky Mounltain House. DrcDsveh- er who is :1 former ne-w Brunswick- er reports having heard cleérly the concert of January 2nd.

The California letter was written by Harold Hale of Hydesville who reports hearing the broadcast of January 61h and mentions several of the orchestral selections heard.

Popular Play Now Great Film Drama

Fox Version of “The Man Who Came lBack" MakesFllno Film Featuring George O'Brien

Once more a welhbeloved and successful stage play has increased; 11s popularity in its translation to the screen. "The Man Who Came Back", produced by William Fox from the play .by Jules Eckert Goodman and story by John Flem- ing Wilson, began a. two day's run at Prince Edward Theattre. yester- day and was well liked by those who attended the opening perform- ance. There Ls no question, of its ‘high entertainingvvalue, thanks to Elnmet-t Flynn, the director. and '11 capable cast, headed "by smiling

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This January‘ vve decided that all winierrgoods musi be, cleaned out, regardless of cost. We therefore instituted our Dig Dlean Sweep Sale before stock faking, which has been going with a Bang this past week. this vveek left. llexi Saturday is the lasf day of this Act now. ' Buy novv and you save anywhere

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George O'Brien and Dorothy Mack- alll. The leading players are given, excellent support by Ralph Lewis.‘ Cyril Chadwick 111111 other able] screen favorites. v g "The Man, \V,ho. Coma Bapk.“ re lates a few crowded month's 1n the! life of young Potter. son ofian in? dulgenrt millionaire father. OTBl-ieni aippears as the sonand glveufin-in- tercstin-g portrayal of" a‘ inn-crazy nefer-do-‘wall early 1n the pictured He quarrels with a companion dur- ing the height of a wild party and‘ knocks him out. Bills pile up0n| bills until his father is well nigh distracted. He sends the boy to San Francisco to work in a. shipyard but the youth.‘ for spite, allows himself to sink lower and lower un- til he finally reaches the vary-bot- tom in a Shanghai diva. Throughout his descent he drags with him al girl. played by Miss M-aokaillf who_ becomes addicted to drugs while he succumbs to liquor. ' Then he attempts to rise from Irhe mire and there is hope chat he has rehabilitated himself in Harwell, but one dramatic incident after an- other is hurled into the plot until the case looks hopeless. The snob- bery of an aristocratic aunt compli- cates mnrters ln a tragic manner. There is a splendid thrill as well as a surprise in this closing twist. "TbmMan Who Came Huck" is well worth anybodyh seeing.

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MacKinnoNs Witch l-lazel Cream

Ladies’ Fur Collared Boats Less 331-3 011

_All balance of g our Ladies’ Fur C01- lared Coats must be cleaned out. They are goingfastiietortenow while-our ‘Big Sale is on. - ~ A line of Ladies’ Soiled Blouses Half Price. ' A line of Ladies’ Dresses Half Price. A special line of Ladies’ W001 Gloves $1.00, 75c and 50c.

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Flannels

We are putting in at the sale all the above new goods which we are selling

at a big reduction of 25 per cent. off our already 10w prices.

All ladies’ and childreifs winter Hose must be cleaned out. Our prices will do it. All less 25 per cent. discount.

All ladies’ and childrcnTs Underwear offered at this sale less 25 per cent. discount.

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Waidverlised ai Wholesale Prices ihis Week. , Bargains in Every Department Not lldveriisigd. Wonderful lfaluas in Ladies’ and Men's Fur .1

This Winter's Most Important Clothing Announcement 1

Every Men’s Overcoat we have must _ be cleaned out at a reduction of 25 per cent. 01f our already low prices which means that you get an Overcoat at a price that cannot be equalled let alone beaten. '

Overcoat-s $18.00 t0 $35.00 all less 25 per cent. discount. '

Suits, $16.00 to $38.00] All less 25 ~per cent. discount. Men’s Wool Underwear, worth $1.75 ‘ per garment for $1.00 per garment. Other lines of Wool ‘Underwear, heavy weight, worth $2.75 per ga- ment for $1.75. Men’s ﬂeece lined Underwear, (Pen- man’s) extra special 75c per garment. See our special table of Men’s Work Shirts for $1.00. Men’s Grey Flannel Shirts, worth $2.50 for $1.50. Other lines of Grey Flannel Shirts clearing for $1.25. '

Balance of our Men’s Fall and Win- ter Felt Hats clearing at 20 per cent. discount.

See our special baskets of Men’s Winter Caps from 75c ‘up.

_ Balance of all Wool Blankets, cleur- y» mg at 25 per cent. discount this week. j

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. -—-—-' mother and 111a lbhortlrors. Our sym- IRA MURDOCK BALDERSTON palm-lea gvrourto ﬂbislm In their - sad hour o‘! sorrow. but may they

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