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TODAY-Ii, 7 AND 8.45 I MATiNEE-Liee AND 11c.

N lGHT--26c. 210,

80 Gtuftcn Street

AmerlcairCun, _..__------ ~- l- Brazilian Fraction L. Howard Smith iPtd. . Howard Smith ‘Com ..-..._ Spanish River Preferred Spanish River Com. __...__- 107' l Steel Company of Canada H?

-La'urentld ePulp __._,.....:

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Rough Skin I,“ F

Macllinnows i Witch Hazel i

Soothes, Heals and Makes the Skin Soft and

m. tsofaotne

with

Matt Moore

and

Patsy Ruth Miller

A fast-moving, full of-actlon drama of a young scenario writ- er who finds himself forced by circum-

' l: s. ore thrilling. more stances Into adven ure m A pictured/OH,"

[flan any his brain had ever conceived! going to love!

~An Al Santcll Production Story by Bertram lllillhouser

Central Guardian

SHOP FROM Holman‘: Catalog-

THE BALANC; 0f our ladies I111‘ trimmed coats clearins at 33 1-3% ott.—Prowse Brod, Ltd.

957-1-15-11131

BRUSHED WOOL TRMS I01‘ spout wear in white, Band. 8111i 19d- —Pr0wae BN8“ Ll-d- 957'1'l5'm31

JUST ARRIVED-Ladies Satin HBIA——PI‘OWBO Bros, Ltd- 957-1-154n3l

IN MEMORIAM

M R. FRANK ‘WEBSTER

Never perhaps, has such a H1001“ of sorrow and sadness been cub‘! over n community as that which was cast over Norboro uud vicin- ity on December 23rd. when it “WWI It-urned thut Prank Webster, onc

where he hurl gone ubout- nine (lays

tho prtme ol manhood, being only t2 ycurs of age iind his passing away at so curly an nge leaves a gap not only in tho home from

of (mp most; highly respected clti- Who has been elected m-Dlreotor oi Zens m“, passed a\vay m“; morn- the Imperial Life Assurance Com lug in the Prince County Hospital. 111111)’. "l (Jmll-dlk '

pr rvlous to undergo u slight 009111‘ > ' thin, The lato Mr, Webster, was inINO

‘ran cnARLofinTQwN . GUARDIAN *- -_' I A ' I '

Remark a hlo -r~ Janua ri

~ 0»Ii 5 Mm "as Glenn Sweep Sal ei11lll’?f * couriiiiisoii PROIIES ouii IIALIIES ABS0l-‘ilfll-l.,.~

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D. B. HANNA

This January we decided that all winlergoodtsimust lie cleaned out regardless of cost. We therelorcinstituted our Big (ilcan Sweep Sale betorc_ stock taking; f which has been going zgwitll. a Bang this past week. p 0nly

\

Turning Pro. In U. S.

NEW YORK, Jan.‘ 18—— United

lillilillllllltf0.

which ho ivzis takcn but in tho -\'P\\‘o')'-l’1l'<1\'° Numll‘ 116V" Will community us well, Ile was ont- o1‘ 11111 11* -'1 11701655100111 11111101‘ the Norboro's best citizens. lly his illlslllub" of Tex Rickard 01‘ all)’ t-hccriul manner and pleasing cuu- "l!" Q15“ “m? Ricki“? pmbabl}: vt-rsatiou he won the esteem and “”1l‘1‘)"1’_:.0lt. mi “as-ntlgn tofilfle: friendship of his neighbors and oi‘ u "WWW ‘on 0 ' a n“ en all who had the pleasure ot‘_liis ac-

\\'.'is nlino-st no hope for Richards plan in the first place and the-rc iviis considerably less than that

this week lelt. ‘nous

from -

“Saturday is the lastiilliy olithis Big Sale.’ Act noigoe uy ow and you Stlllttdllywllflltt

first of the New Series “THE FAST SPEPPERS”

Freezing Up

may mean a lot of unnecessary trou- ble and expense.

DON’T DELAY Phone 393-J

FllEll ii. rniiiiioii

Opp, Prince Edward Theatre

STOCK QUOTATION»

v 7 He, Q“ NUIH.]1\ mousing (‘our _ _ . _ . _ _ - - - - -- tlHJrlalFAéixyzrd 2m“ Jannldvoi; inimiiiiiiii llrirlgi: ___.__ .- prglnnger '6! the Mmnrnfl] g-mi, wloiirri-ul l'U\\"I'

_ P‘; ' _\'~.iiiiiipi~;.: l" fiticlzgigfiamcohol .;, _ _\"..iz~iiui.1n- - Consolidated Smelters ..-._ . \‘]""‘l" Swim‘

_ _ 1' Altlllilill ...-.." gsgmllazlsphone ':_ _______ 3;, i‘, _\Iil_ (‘air M Foundry _ m’ ‘Lawrence 1,101“. _______ y‘; a \in. Locomotive

uba ‘cane sugar A" , \' niuutlu (Ioppi-r _ _ . _ _ u»... l’ _ .-. - I fillxaAclrgiflcslhlgigxetrliflle-uln _ 0.} 13"" “Wk ‘hmtmll - - ' ' ' ' - " 121%

British ‘Empire Steel 1st rm. n: "j"“_ ‘_““""" Penman! _______________ __ __ T\i|l|l"]lill\('l Abmm [W ll liir-i] Pur-iliz: Shawinlgan

1,,“ Il illll (‘oppvr ' " I‘, .~;. sun-I

’ . I‘|' can. 6N2»: ; , ‘..‘""""' ~ ,_. _L ..______.._..._ (c, ‘ I L», \it'lory illiii? Victory _____________ _, 7 . Don t be f “N” Annoyed Tffffi.‘ il'.‘.'_.'.'.li""_"j"; .~ illlll .\ltlllll'l'ill _ , ‘Haul. Nina Scotiii Hands 183%»; July. 158%; or \‘~pl.,

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IIis iiuncrul which was hold from

by his hftillllitlll of the I..(J.l., Ken»

Inmiui, Ilarry Webster, llczith and Ilurry Ilmvness. i llc leaves to mourn u grief stric- kcn widow (nee Hcttiti Sharpe) llllll tho following sisters und bro ilhcrs: Airs. Alex Frizzle, Lncoinbti.

'i‘uc..-ilu_v afternoon when Hugo his lute residence on December (mfg; prvsldellt o! the Finnish. 245th was one ot’ the largest cvcr Ann-noun Athletic Club, vNurmYs sccn in the community and was (lhrlCllll spokesman visited thc conducted by -llev. Mr, Ayers ns- Nciv York office of ‘the Amateur sisictl by Rev. .\Ir. Sprlggs and Athletic Union and checked the llev, Mr, i.\lacl.eoil_ lilfil- ~ ’ llis remains were lnid to rest in Qlllsl- 93m Nun“ had’ not bee" _ Summorfireld Cemetery. 'l‘he serr- “Wit-ll m m“ as a professional

—-—' -., A , .. ., ,- , , , , mid Rickard telephoned the A. A. o o». .ouo.<n<i,,._,o ,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,

. . . .' - '- for as et. siugtou oi which ilcceziscil was 2i “mm ‘m of ' y

_ VllllltKl inciiiliirr.‘ The pull lneiircrs were. his brothers, ‘hlzlrcliliziiilt and Alonzo “lcbstci- and cousins 'l‘ht-o.

Plumbing

uiiciss .

Compare. The More You tiomparo the Greater Your Satisfaction A

This Winter’s Moot Important 1 Clothing Announcement

125 PEll oi:iii.i'o 331-3 FF, oiiii nniziiir Low

.\ ' v I , M Man Who Spoke Ladlg; Pnressés _ 53 Languages Less or ent.

~ This includes all our stock of Fall and

(Associated Press)

i‘.ii.uli=iu (lt-ui-rzil Electric ._ Uoiiiuliiiii Stciiiiisliii) t‘oui, ._ (‘aiuiuliziii Htciimsliip l‘ld. ....

Ottawa Power ____ __ ' ‘1.\u|_ Smelling A‘- ltsiiiniug ...

“i nuiiilinii Pacific ltziilwuy .. H734

(‘i-iu-ible Stool ‘Iuivrnziiioiinl Paper ...... .. l\'~lly Spriugfiield ‘.\'II‘.\', Petroleum __________ -- r.) ‘Iuii-riiuiioiuil Mcr, >.\Iurinc _ iiii-ss Sir-til (fur _ _ . _ _ _ . . _ . -. -— - ~ M,’ with IMr, Edwin-d Ilullpittfls pen of

x White Leghorus No, 3, for 41h

.\l l ).\"l‘ItlC.-\L EXCHANGE

‘I Victory ____________ __ 104.35 »

"urn <\In_v, 1325A; July, 1331/5;

“Iii-or only. m; ‘July, m. inns witty, dill-T, July, 69

THE MARKETS i

SOURIS

‘Alta, Mrs, Mury (iillis, Joo dud llurry of Imperial Sash, (flnytoii , ,_P _ of lCilmonttiu. Altar, Alarclilmiil: oi‘ PACOMA’ Wash" Jam 16 m

llcrltiqur- uutl Alonzo of Norliorn.

'l‘ho floral tributes wcrc l'illo\\' from fumily, wreath from l4.()-l1- Ilotteutots and including all U10 (fmsvcnt from Norboro Women's lending languages 0f the world,’

Institute.

No, hr.- is not dead, but slecping, ‘Neath zi mantle white he lius,

lessor Carl J. Arnell, credited with being master of 53 Ianguflges. f1‘0111 tin, Eskimo to that of the African

died here recently. X He‘ was secretary to American‘ nmlbassadors to Japan tor 12 years, and was the second white manlto’

Wrapt in (lreamlcss, silent slumber mmmete [he course m oflenmll

FIJI‘ his canopy the skies.

languages in the Imperial Unlver-i

3;,,,.,n-ng Hunboams steal 3mm“, sity oi’ Toklo. It was said that ho

j him, l Silent stars at evening peep, (lciitlc breezes o'er him ivhispcr,

knew the Japanese and Chlnesei languages as few natives did. 0n leaving the American embassy at‘, Toklo Mr. Arnell became a pro-i lessor in two universities iu tiief

9S8;.la~panese capitol. When his health

u Hun and moon their vlglls keep.

—--—-<oa-____ EGG LAYING CONTEST

broke down ‘four years ago. thc Jap-- aneses government returned him to‘

Notes on the Prince Edward Island H9 ("we traveled thmugh P"

iT M i 59G Laying Contest for the

10th Week. Ending January

- it,‘ 9th, 192s.

the same (Into lust year,

with l5 082$. Mr. (l. F. ‘Connor's

_ White Lcghorus ivero second with ll eggs. .\Ir. Augustine Wlsuer‘s

‘"0111 311i. with 40 eggs. Mr. Joseph (farinlchaeks Barred Itocks 119d

D1008. with 39 eggs (fllCll. .\Ir_ W_ \lV_

' fviutclrs Barred Rocks were 6th

with 38 eggs. ‘Mi: Edward Ilullpitra

_ H [ion White Leghorns No. 4, were

0111. “i111 37 eggs and Mr. Char-H" i-nrlcei-‘s Barred Rocks were 2th

red Rocks tied with ‘Charles Mc- Kcnnzra Iinrred Rocks. Everett llowatfs White Leghorus. Mrs. Fri-d lllclntyreki White Leghorns and J. J, iMoGillivruy's for 5th place with 30 eggs each.

Mr. Edward llullpitfs pen White Lvghorns N0. 1i, loads the Contest to date, with 206 eggs. .\lr, Sam .\ir:l'herson'a White Leghorns arc second, with 247 eggs, Mr. G. F. (‘.oiiiior's White ‘Leghorns are 13rd, Mr, Edward Bullplttis pen White Lcghorns iNo. 3 are 4th with 229 eggs. iMr. ‘Charles McKeiinzrs Bur- red Rocks are 6th with 206 eggs. .\ir. W. W, |.\iutch‘s Barred Rooks were 6th, with 188 eggs. Mr. W. lZ-untain's Tlurred Rocks were 7th with 182 eggs. Mr. Everett How- ntt's White lmghorus were 8th with I54 eggs and ~Mr_ Joseph Carmich-

The Contest made splendid gains - ‘during the past week. Nineteen piil- lcts started laying. and 95 morn "IIKH were laid than during the . prcvious week. The total for the week was 594, The totul to (lute was 2802, only six eggs loss [mm at

|.\lr, Sam hlcPliersoifs pen oi’ \\'hite Leghorns led for the week

with 31 eggs. Walter Buntnina Bur-

Orient investigating the opluml problem, on which he compiled a voluminous report for the United] States Senate. 1. I

12 Against 0 A

(Continued From Page 1)

PIOTOU COUNTY VOTES

NEW GLASGOW‘, Jan. l6.-lly a vote of 301 to 291 anuouncd this utter-noon the congregation oi tho First.‘ Presbyterian Church has vot- ed to remain ‘Presbyterian, Thin was the closest vote yet recorded in the county. Rev, E. H. Ramsey. D. D., ls the incumbent. The three Presbyterian churches in New Glasgow have voted against union. The Little Harbor Presbyterian Church declared their vote on the union question this afternoon, tor union. 21 against 82. Rev. Alexan- der Ferguson is the pnstoig , St. Philip's Presbyterian Cluuch. Woshville, declared their vote this evening. For Union 232, Against Union, 216. Rev. L. B. Campbell is the minister. ‘ ISharon Presbyterian Church, Stellarton, Rev, C .0, McIntosh. In- cumbent, voted for Union 294, Ag- ainst union 178. The Trenton Presbyterian Church, Rev. A. A. MncLeod went Union, for, 190. jigulnst, 45, "The Presbyterian Church at Pic- tou Landing voted to remain Pres- byterian by a large majority, Rev. Alexander Ferguson is the minis ter, For union, 2; against, 42. The two Presbyterian churches in Stellarton, two in Westvillo and one in Trenton have all (lectured In taivor o! Un n. the three churches in New. Glasgow have voted against, The Plctou churches

net's iBnrred Ilocks were 9th“'wlth]

complete their voting Friday night’. NORTH SYDNEY VOTES FOR

the United States on a battle.

No Goods on Approba-

tion. This Sale for

Winter Dresses, all the newest styles.

Liner suns less 25 Per Cont.

»All colors, plainblue, grey stripe, etc.

ladies’ Fur Collared Coats less 331-3 0ll

All balance 0f our Ladies’ Fur Col-

lared Coats must be cleaned out. They

are going fast. Get one now 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’ Wool

Gloves $1.00, 75c and 50c. Ladies’ Dress Goods, Silks,

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 low- prices.

All ladies’ and children’s winter

Hose must be cleaned out. Our prices will do it. All less 25 per cent. discount.

All ladies’ and childrenls Underwear

olfered at this sale less 25 per cent. discount. -

All lines oi goods not advertised at Wholesale . Prices I this Week. A a

Bargains in Every Department llot Advertised.‘ . Wonderful Values in ladies’ and Men’s Fur Goats

so

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lThisflSalew for (Jan. y, (priming Goods on _,

Every Man’s Overcoat we have must _ be cleaned out at at reduction of 25 per cent. oil our already low prices which means that you get‘ an Overcoat at i1 price that cannot be equalled let alone beaten. i

Overcoats $18.00 to-~$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 iUnderwear, 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. I

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. i

See our special baiskets of Men’s Winter Caps from 75c up. '

_ Balance of all Wool. Blankets, clear- ing at 25, per cent. discount this week.

Egg/a . . . . . . Hides . . .

nit-no» ...-...

a lighter can‘ m!“ "

9,1“; _ --- 43 11 Nova Scotln, 15 churches. _ . m g ,3; a hotel any d9)’ m”.

Milford’ N_ g_ 22 for. 3 u a‘ _ Nov“ ‘scam - --- 53 14 _ P. ‘E. Island, 3 churches, '

i - B n" P a Island ~ 1 W-flo Great Village, N, 5,, 50 10,-; 14 ' ' "f """""""" " z 4 illlltiklllflhcwnfl. 7 churches. l _____ Turkey _ _ . _ _ _ _ ___'.'___'____‘a_a3oc" ‘m “BMML Tom] ________________ __ 7m 169' “UL 7 “hmchefi IIOIIIAIIVOOI), (Yniir, Jun, 16_.. UUMMERBIDE

Butter " . . - I ' i I ‘ . . I . . . . . . . so THE UNl°~—-—-——.'°T SUIMVMARV I iNaw Brunswick and Manitoba ‘Tho two missions are in (ppm-in

.- u TORDNWO. Juu._.,.1d.-—'l‘he .suin- mar ~ issued by

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139 ease. C I t ' - . . 3- . - A ——— ash Only I * - . — sviminv, IN .s.. Jon. 16.—dte- ~ Q ‘l Approbation. "nu" MURRAY HARBOR as turns from St. Matthew's Chur i, L ’ n n ‘ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ......“ i! éqylalrthlsydney‘ tonlghl Show t d ‘ _ ‘ . , o ow ng result on the Church gfi.1.13-g4_ " ’ ’ __ fiynzlon vote:—-<For, 237; again", a . ' ‘ - Union and 151 against. Tho ro- 1 - I .- lMontreal, Presbytery, , . __ .. Lflchlne. 260 for; 96 against. - w!“ by Provinces “new: " - - “my m“ 9t the Unmn- m‘ we“ “i St. Andrews Church —- For 88 mlahril-{Vli-oiiolllll- lwreYv 25" Harrington. 21 m: 2 against mm“, c 1 b, no, A8“ two mhmonm The congrmzfltlnll? ililllllbt. 214. ' ‘hotel hero.» cost 8500.000 ' ‘Okfl- 24 f". flsalnst 1 ' ° u a -------- -- 23 3 voting non-concurrence by Provinc ' "l, ‘hunk, m km,- iplay. Montreal West unanimously for Alberta h-"Vn" M 7 e5 “m: wag!" quid, U19 giant w] (‘Not Note)‘ . gflfltkflll-OIIQWED _._ 297 10 gum-gm 11g church” “Dewey; ma. demonstrated Gays rlllver. N. 6., 40 for; z 5;. n mo "'" --- 323 120 Quebec, 9 churches, ' ‘

Willard to Fight ‘

Quebec . 4- _

British Columbia. 3 churches J-“HS wipm-d not votlhz until BflBt‘ June mom,

...... . ... we A ~:'.s.'.si’.c<ii.'rzz'..rnzr; a; 2.12:. . n P» " ' . . - mum ‘mg-um “mum z "Filler no hPi-v Churc l-nln-rmultcrlas lotion; lo ii will be

Willard’: hotel

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