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I owe it to yourself to see what Holman’s offer you in 0

Catalogs is worth dollars to you, because it shows you how you can SAVE BIG MONEY in the purchase

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Remember Holman’s pay all freight charges on

cash orders amounting to $10.00 or over to any rail- way station in Eastern Canada and guarantee every order to open up'to your entire satisfaction or sub-

R. T. Ho man Ltd Summerside and Cldllottetown

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WEDDlNG ANNIVERSARY ‘of our esteem. and friendship, and under the auspices of the Coinmis

_______ may youi' future years bg ashpro- _ BloI!_l_. _ ___ _J 'd d _ ` » ._~_, spcrous and happy HS tey ave ie meet ng!! W e Bi- en 9

B sntvgfylhlgixrellt Olexliimfllgll been in the past. by the leading authorities on the _,Elm E Monaghan llazélbrooll ll Signed Mr. and Mrs. fur trade and the most prominent bel” the cele~m.ull['m ol lhell, ,_,l`ev_ Lemuel Wood, Mr. and Mrs. fur farmers. Among tho subjects

thgannlvwsary -I-llem wen, ul, Alfred Stewart, Mr. and Mrs. Al- to be discussed' will be the regula-

sxlrd ol. lwem}j__l»l,_.e gue_.lS ' and fred Coady, Mr. and Mrs. Yvilllam tion of the fur trade, protection of all szemed to possess tha", jolly Coady, Joseph Driscoll, Leigh Mc- wild life, diseases of and feeding - ' ~ _ Eachern, Belle Coady. - of fur--bearinig animahi in captivity,

spirit that acompanies such .ui oc-

casion. _

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The gyellmlg was spenu_l".1 belqg titting terms, thanking the people fur-bearing practice.

mg an, 51515;-lg' llfedmbs Lim. §ll_ for their kindness and expressing! For farming has passed the ex- ""l' °“p“ Y “"‘ ” y ‘ ' ‘ ine hope that they wouid an meet nerimevtal erase and is now on a,

fred Stewart and Mr. Ewen Martin,

acompanied on the organ by Mr_s-i. 2

gxlrlfghtstelvart and Miss Annie Mrs. `Monaghan’s usual dainty style. having made phenomenal gains.

Dming me waning an address late hour, when, after singing God the number of those engaged in

was read by Miss ‘Belle (Ioady, and S

Mr' and Mrs" Monaghan Wag pre' their homes, feeling that a very skins, as well as to include in the

sented with a beautiful _chair by _ Mrs. Alfred Cosdy_ ;

The following was the address: _ Dear Mr. and Mrs. i\Ionaghan:-- ’ It gives us great pleasure, we

your friends and neighbours _gather-

ed together here this evening, to Ta be l,,ld_;¢-Qll_°n_¢;¢al_ pcb,-ua,y

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congratulatoyoti on this the eleven- th. Anniversary' of your wedded ite. We feel it would be out of lace on our part, to let the even-

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ing go by, without expressing in onslra ed l, , _ 501116 Small lll@“=l“l'9' °“l` -‘5l`°ftl'“de ada‘s fur trade and' that the ad- The C. P. O. S, liner Grampian

for your kindness and h<>Hi>w=lllY- vancement of itur .tai-ming cans docked Tuesday night at west __s_t._

not only on this occasion, but at l any time we have the privilege of

life the harmony that exists in the

e cannot but be admired Please

mission of Conservation have dem. GgAMp|AN |N ST. JOHN

mm K __ During your wedded lation of this industry. For this and 1,000 Chinese coolies on board, V ll Y° - ‘ purpose, a conference of fur farm ----<*>-*_*

ers, truppers and fur dealers will EMPRESB oF FFSUEEHAULED

ll°lll ` hi H m` - _ k be held at Montreal on Thursday To BE

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accept t. s sma z .is a land lriday, lebruary 19 and 20. It is announced today that me C_

Mr. and Mrs. Monaghan were establishment ofa herd-book for rcntly surprised and replied in 1'®giSi-I‘U»ll0l1 Ol f0¥05- lllld 7-ll€'b95l

gain in some future time. An ex- solid eommerclahbasis. Prices of. ellent supper was then served in furs are advancing some of them

Dancing was indulged in until a This will no doubt tend to increase

ave the King, all dispersed to the raising of animals for their

njoyable evening had been spent, ind-ustlry many species loot n0_W nd wishing Mr. and Mrs. Monsig- reared in caiptivity. The Commis- an continued years of happiness. sion of Conservation extends an

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Fus TRADE CONFERENCE lend the C,,,,l,,,.ence_

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The investigations of the Com- `

t the im ortance of Can ‘ --

ora better understnndiugandregll John with nearly 200 first ca n

A' “A _lv P O. S. liner Empress of France

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G ‘l MANV Usuivs in ois'rnEss

' lmsfiffiar .m::irt;1.. _.at-‘l.’:g if

Cmlfalns “S °W“ Sugar :;..s:r..:i:::i. ‘:.“.“.<i.:r.‘;‘

In this sturdy foodyou get a ready cooked cerealwith its own sweet flavor, not from sugar addedin mak- ' but selfdeveloped from

w eat and malted barley. _

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Grape

i -at Grocers. ' _

WY I 'Sri `John route on her return to Eos'

land from sr. John and will be overhauled. The Méliw- Will 1'9-

` place her

l distress of the Atlantic Coast re- ceived in New York told the story

forty-eiglit hours. - The army transport Powhattan, disabled three hundred miles -southeast of Halifax and the

1 frelighters Yarmouth. lndepend~

ence, Wilhelm J. Ebson, Lake Harney, and Waku.l.la were among

-IT PAYS to b tn this Prov

Lni!erty’|, Bummenide.

at Central Bedequs Rink, Wed

nesdsy evening, January 21st. Ad

free. 6339-1-20-MESI

-PROPERTY SOLD --The house

and lot on -Pleasant Street, Bum- merslde owned' by the late Mr. Angus Mcsween. was sold at pub- llc auction on Saturday to Mr. M.

D.LMcLeod of Linkletter for $1530.

-BOYS’ HIGH CUT, five eyelet,

gum rubbers, bellows tongue to top. Sizes lto 5. 'Regular $2.75. On sale special pei' pair $2.25. S izes 11, 12

--FIELD GUN-S SECURED.-Ac

Creelman McArthur, M. L. A., Summerside, from the Department of iiiiilitia and Defence, two field guns are to be handed over for plac- ing on either side of the memorial monument erected at -St. Eleanors.

-'SUCCESSFUL YEAR.-At the

annual business meeting of St. Mary's Church of llingland, Sum- tnerslde, w-:is held this week one of the best financial reports in the history of the iChurch was present- ed. The old board was re-elected. ‘

-COLD SNAP.--Another cold

snap accompanied by tt stiff gale of wind set in on Sunday evening, bringing the tnercury down to 10 de- grees below on Monday morning. On two or three occasions last week snow storms with prospective old time blizzards, started but each one ran out with less than one inch of snowfall. Sleiglis are used in most sectionsln the County but still the-ro is not quite enough

snow.-ill.

-I. O. 0. F.-At the lust regular

0.0.11 the following oillcers wt-rc

Noble Grand, A. T, Bell; Vlcc Grand

George llogg; Treasurer, B It

orte J O Cobb inside

holds, or wcrestranded in slioal waters, Indicating the stress to which the coast guard service has been put in, it was said that there was no cutting available when the ll

the aid of private craft had to be el- secured_ re

Nantucket island is reported cut on

off -by ice, and a wireless message

Noordam states that she is puttin£;_l,l into Halifax, lier coal supply at ln

the stormy Atlantic. g New York Harbor for the first

floating ice. Snow accompanied H

army transport Powhattan, which

south of Halifax. The weatlie was not favorable for the transfer fe

Cedric on Monday, The Big White Star liner stood by the disabled T craft all day, but was unablo to “l make an attempt to take off the ‘ll passengers. »

ll is reported that a fleet of Am-

erican dcstroyers are racing full spi-ed to the aid of the Powhatlan and that they will reach the scene

shortly.

According to information from 1

reliable source, these destroyers

will take off the passengers.

Whether the passengers will be

brought tc-ilalirax or taken to an

American port, is not known.

The steamer Cedric having co:u»

pleted arrangements with the :lc- stroyern by wireless, and notified those aboard the Powhattsn of the coming of the war craft, has re-

sumed hci' voyage to New York.

Since early on Monday night the

wireelss aboard the Powhattan has

been silent.

The gale of wind, which has been

'blowing steadily for forty-eight hours is abating and milder con- dlt',-ons wth some ilurrles now pre-

vail.

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the ships which were either labor-

_ ing in heavy seas with flooded

Minard'| Llnlment cures diphtheria

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W' B! -THE GUARDIAN ll on III! ll Ch3l~lo¢¢e¢0wn_

' °”°"`”“"”°”"‘ ll9-l2l 0uee|i St. Charlottetown

_COME T0 THE Bla CARNIVAL- `_|_UM.lRMlN|s RU..IRs

mission 15c. Skaters in costumd Llmlle

and 13. Worth $2.25, clearing at go -per pair $1.90. Sinclair & Stewart Sm Llmllei _ all 9 couche. Several cases are reported

U36-'-'14'-l» also at Richmond and Crapaud

session of Prince EEward Lodge, l. Q10 installed by 'Past Grand, A. W- Mc- f' Dowell for the ensuing tcrmz- Th

John Hogg; llecordlng Secretary, ll:_ Phlllys Jean; Recording Eocretary. V.

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and Get yours early. Sinclair A Stewart

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6362-21-1-21.

WOMEN'8 CLOTH O0AT3|

-A s|»Ec|Ai. TRAIN wiii run ` ` .

in Buinmerside. Friday afternoon _ c `

3.80 for the Hockey match in _ .

overlhoeg selling at old -prion. .

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worth to $27.50. January sale price \_ $20.00. Sinclair & Stewart, Limited. '

6362-21-1-2|. . ‘ S

WOMEN'S SWEATERB, assor-

Clesring now 13 oft ‘Sinclair & Stewart Limited

6362 21-121

ted kinds. Regular $4.50 to $12.00. _ )

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and one case in Summerside. Dr. E 'I‘.'l`aiiton, health officer, Prince

“0l`dl“K ill _ll lellef l'€C€lV€<l lil' County, recommends general vac-

cination. _ -

-MacPHAlL-COMPTON NUP-

TlAL8.-A wedding of great in- terest was quietly solemnized Tuesday at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Compton, when their youngest daughter Alfreda. was married to Mr. Albert Edward MacPhail, formerly of Tyne Valley and now of Suminerslde_ Rev, Mr. Rice officiating. The bride, who was unattended, was given away by her father. sho looked very charming in a brown charmeusc and georgette frock; Aftel- the ceremony which took place at two o'clock Mr. and Mrs. MacPhail left on the afternoon train for Bor- den from whence they will go to Halifax and from there to New York. The brlde's travelling cos- tume was a brown tailored suit while she wore a black velvet hat with gold trininiin_gs___an_d_ a set of Hudson furs, the gift of the groom. Oii Monday evening a large numb- el- oi’ thu friends of the bride niet at tho home of Mr. and Mrs. L.lt. Allen when she was the recipient Of 11 llilllvfillil demonstration of

]iularl.y. The nienibcrs of thc ctliotljst Church congregation nil choir were largely represented nd test‘tled keen appreciation of o Iii-itlels rliiirch work. The ost-ic:=soi~ ol’ splendid vocal talent. 1' .iitgiiig not only iii cliurch ser- l<'f‘fi |111' in all spheres of charl- t ble and patriotic endeavor has

Sharp; Chaplain, W. N. Huestis; _ _ __ _ _ R. s. N. G., A. \v_ Mmoweii; L_ s. gflf_’_‘l,;§ “}l‘_‘_°“‘l’_'__"l__§‘l>ff’elf 'lil ill? °"“l‘ N* G-='--H°"“ce~-F' Lyle; R S' V' G" gation 'and ‘choir Rdv ‘NTI Lmlizine- P' L- Bowiwssi 'L' s~ V' G" C' N' extended thanks tothe cd Ramsay; Conductor, Fred Palmer; also handed her ii subslaiitiale R' S' S"‘pp°ner' Keam Camemnliquo as a token of their apprecia-

n oi’ hcl- services. The bride re-

L. S. Supp r, _ .0 _ _dz G l

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fl°Dm lllfl H0llllll‘l'Alll9l`l°“ll lll‘erlEtl\vai'd Island. lie was cducatetl

most exhausted in her battle with ologlcul collrse was wholly umlPr_

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remarkable preacher in the per-

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Mr. McLeod, is a-niiiiveof Prince

Dalhousie where he gratluzitcdll Arts taking that degree. His the-

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YOU WILL FIND T-HE SORT OF COMFORT MAKING BED

CLOTHING THAT YOU WANT ALL ready for you, in the house furnish ings department w_hen you call today. New goods-good gcods-iight goods,offered at prices that make each line easy to own.

iWarm comforts, softly and Bed comforts with silkoline

C0ver assorted colors warm

cozily filled, with pretty coverings, ll-l _ ' _ _ 1 _ in Sizes 60x72 inch-2 .......... _-$3 25 Si.-ié'_`_?._ffi_‘1f_;flfff_iTf _72”7f$§"§fl‘

' Better grades of bed comforts in all sizes, many grades of covering -

are shown here at 8.50 to 12,00 each

Ma_cLintock’s famous Scotch made, down filled bed comforts’

covers with choice fai_J_r_i_cs__i_n__vei'y_artistic and tasteful colorings.

$16-75 $20.75 ' $22.75

White wool blankets in large sizes from 13.50 to 18.00 per pair. Flanneiette Blankets-all sizes best makes on the market;

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one in Princeton University. The Reverend geiitloiiian zil-

time this winter was filled with llwugh supposed to be enjoylng __

iuch needed period of relax_g1tlon

by mist' made nnvigmlon hazard' from his duties at the important

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Yesterday 'Mi-_ McLeod, occupied t. Andrews pulpit iiiornlng and ' venlng-at the first service his U

hurch in Canada. the walk or iaith. ‘ Saxon. ' " '

agerness and profit as he pictured its.teachiiig, for cxsniple the Anglo-

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lll me elfelllllg ll °l`°Wd°d church its ttiichliig, Tslfe llgointgrpreltdd iii

Walled Mr- ‘M'=l-0011 and the W0* its creat <‘<;.m= ociiristi ure is ex-

, xt was from 2 Coi‘. 5.7. "For we S °f any passengers !° me steilmtr walk by faith, not by sight," Tim to the full. His test was from Psalm

he address was effective, illumin- 119- 11 "Thy \Y0l’Cl llflvff I llld l_ll this -:tribute is the Qggellce of

my heart, that l might not sin Dem- ll lorblds lll,(,l.,y to degem

ing and eloquent throughout. and elarge congregation listened with DEMSBI ll\f‘-9- After H Dmliicll-l|1l”lY e

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hiiwars were Cvmlnly gratified empi-ifieii inn freely offered to nii.

,fine introduction, he proceeded to mlm _-_.Els itself ln ,lm Dlsclple ol

he _ iwly Nazarene. Mr. McLeod is

Fourth-lt_ is u Book of Love-

ratt _nto license-it is divine, and

er; Inly a master of expression.

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il' that God's word is first. a Book of C

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Brain foggy Blue devils got you? Don't stay sick. billous, headachy, constlpated. Remove the liver and bowel poison which is keeping your head dizzy, your tongue coated, your breath had and stomach sour. Why not spend a few cents for n box of Cascareis and enjoy the nicest, gentlest laxatlve-cathartic 'you ever experienced? Csscai-`ets 1101/01' grind. sicken or inconven- ience one like Salts, Oil, Ciilomel or hsrsh Pills. They work while you

sleep. _ _ ___

Laws. “God the 'Creater and Ruler of the universe has stamped his Law upon everything in it. Not a

obedience to ills Ls\v, and every atom is subject to its operation. The tiny pebble cast into the placid waters of the lake sends circling ripples sliorewsrd, the splash of the paddle and the dlp ol’ the our produce ruffles of the surface, and '

all are iii obedience to some Law_000 lo $10,000,000 have been seiz- of the Creator." 1 f-

|Second, it is -a Book ol' Liberty. by government prohibition agents.

It is “the great Magna Charta of About one hundred' federal oflcers Liberty of freedom to those who spent today searching scloons ware make lt he span of their counsel. ilwllses and Dl€l"B f°l‘ 0011lt‘Bb2Ilfl

'I`he historical "Magna Charts" l wrestcd liberty from King John for the Barons only though in time

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"the people" shared it.. but the <Blble proclaims liberty and freedom key which were taken from a ligh-

ter tliat had been sunk in the llud-

The superiority of race is to that son river. A wrecking company had

to all who come within its range.

people who accept this Book, and J

planet swings in its orbit but in 3;;-, |_|Q|_|0R SEUURES

The largest single seizure made y ' -- 00 _ _

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NEW YORK, Jan. 21.-Whiskey,

vines and cordinls valued at $5,000-

,d here in the last forty-eight hours

lquors.

the government agents was 45 0.000 gallons of high grade whis-

ust raised the boat out of the

water when the agents appeared and took charge of the cargo.

At pier 22 in the East river, L5,-

000 cases of boiled whiskey were confiscated.. Other large seizures were inode in Brooklyn. including 1,000 drums of grain alcohol and 2,000 cases of vcrmoutb_ '

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which is durable and eco- nomical and gives univer- sal satisfaction.

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