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I U sie# lla 'h 'Waterman ` Ideal Fountain Pen. '

li We cairy one of the _

best assortments. fi

w A poit`lt`to suit every hand. ~:_-/_ ` _

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G. rlvloii ,

.fi 'Jeweler' and Engraver ,_

“The Store for Waltham ._

'W.ntch`es" _

5920-12-aolwttstt.

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Dustbane 2

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Makes sweeping easy. It kil_ls germs. Bright-»

Always have a tin of 'genuine Dustbane on hand when you sweep.

Soldlby leading

grocers Packed in barrels and kcgs for large consumers.

A. Williamson

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Cough Remedy

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' "* """ ‘," '_"“"' "" °°"‘“'°°“" ‘ Years Dinner, at the Victoria Hotel ‘$9 ' _ _ _ ` - I 9

- ---2- _ -- - - today. Begins at 1 o’clock. (5 - ~ " ` .

BAND AT THE ARENA this

ternoon and evening. 5980. _

OLD SYDNEY RUN OF MINE is

now discharging for Alyward Deegan. Phone 176.

BUY YOUR WHITEWE-AR Whi

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the selection is good. ‘Sale starts Saturday January 3rd. Prowse 3rd` Pmwse Bms' I‘td5'084_1_1ME3i_

Bros. Ltd

' ` east-1-maai.

. EVERYTHING from the roof

5yE'§y0NE Know, the- ci," dpwn as well as warehouse supplies

of _g,.ocm.|eB‘ We hand|e__We need- to be cleared out. Beer & Goffs.

only to say that _we are closing ou at slaughter prices. Beer dv, Goff.

_ 5922-_12-30M3i

l HON. NV. M. LEA, Commissions

¢ 5922-12~30M8i.

Hope River Egg Circle will be held

of Agriculture will address a meet- present .5993:1_1ME2,_

ing of -the Farmer's Institute, Kel vin on Friday evening January 2nd.

5968.

AWARDED CONTRACT.-Mr.

awarded the contract for 'bulldin an addition to the Sanitorium a North. Wiltshire. The work will b

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started at once

TRYON BAPTIST SERVICES

Sunday, Jan -ith, Rev F A Huble will conduct services at Albany, 10.30; Tryon, 3; Westmoreland, 7;

General Theme, Inter-Church F

PQLIOE COURT.-A case

ibrought against a woman by a man

P for abusive language before the

8 iourned until Saturday morning. ; No oi.n swear worm stock.

Everything fresh and clean. We simply want to clear out all grocer- ies to make room 'lor another line

y of business. Beer & Golf.

5922-12-30M3i.

cHuRcH or sco1'l.».No.-_nev_

or- Jas.-MacDougBll» will preach on

Sabbath the 4th ot Canoe Cove at 210-30. AYEYIG at 3 and DeBable at

M10RE FOXE8 FOR JAPAN. . '

A few days ago Yokel Ha-.gs, manag-

tf er of the Far \East Fur .Farming vom( ¢|R¢U|-|-___Re,,_ F-_ H_

Company was in Sumarside -buying Litciejoiins will conduct services on

00 e live foxes. On Saturday two 'pail-s sunday as f0ii0Ws;_11 ,L mq york

_ ii’ were shipped from Summerside to‘ 3 p_ m_ Bmckie 7 _ m_ Umm’

ti laV couver._

Japan v an

1,1, onwEi.L.--Next -sa6bailr, Jan. _

00 S il- -ith services in Orwell Head at 11, ¢AvENp|3H,,__0n Sunday' Jam

- . .i0. -ith, Mr. J. Sydney Boilnell of Pine

in St Andrews, Orwell at 6 from tho 5th to 7th in Orwell He and 8th and 9»th in Orwell week Prayer services will be observed.

HELPING THE G. W. V. A.

"£5 '"“' “H 'V he Ladies Aid or the G. w V. A.

Y. D.

Road. Sacrament will be disposed at each appointment.

d Hill College will conduct service Of at North Ruatico at 11 a. ln., Caven-

dlsll. 3p. m. and New Glasgow at 7 p. ni. '

BRADALBANE AND N-EW

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Youths . . . . . . .. . . $2.00 ‘___ gOt buBY during Cl‘ll'lBtm9-B Week GLASGOW. - Services in the

on-is . . _ . . . . s2.ss` FR-as

and sent out Christmas parcels

each child now in the orphanage whose soldier -father was oversea

in the war.

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W 'I mm pn r 0 oy S mek A MEETING OF ALL MEMBERS -l ey boots we will give a hock- -_._ OF THE 2ND-98TH S|°EGE Battery 'HAPPY NEW. YEAR.-This New

ey stick.

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ii? Veterans, will be held at the Great I/1 War Veteran‘s lloom on Friday ev- 1 ‘ ening, January Znd lit 8 p, lil. to -'E11-I make arrangements for the annual reunion and banquet Every mem

150 churches of Christ on next Lord's

New Glasgow 7.p. m. (Patriot plcace copy,)

Year's morning, at the Y. M. C. A.

a prayer and consecration service will be held for men, who are will-

, . .- _

i 6|' iS C0l‘<lil1'llyiii\Llted. J. P. Hoop- for Cllrlstian service individually

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pr' i`M;\j0r_ 5965-12-31~M2i.

FRACTURED A RlB.- Mr.

George Bishop, an old and respect- gov; HEAD__.Tiie pi-egbyter.

invited to be present for an hour.

;f»¢;-_ _-- --_-_ _ --~ _-2 .< ,-..~-._--__ _-_ --_;-r-»- __:_-_==f.-_- _ _- cd resident of S-unimerside had the tel-ions and Methodists- of Cove

` u=is1`oi‘l1ine to' all and fall Ori the Head will meet for united services

D

I i< _v sirhwalk on Wednesday last, each evening next Week, in the i

_ lilo rrsiilr lioilig the fracture ofa Mgiiioiiigt (jimi-¢ii_ The meetings

" rm. ills li:ui_v had to be iiallduge

zzml lin is at ilrcsont confined

° I A '§` b the llolise.

' ‘i=iNoiNG oi=E:>v._'rue Hal

lax llcralil. rt-.'t»rrln‘g to the iindin

the one tobacc that glves mos C p `. Covu.l llligrtliioiltll. The remains

» Ask for 'I-WiStI___yOu get the flavoi-_i31:5l;i'ti;:;a;\;ei‘¢Zuly;ll§€!ilEi lfitvlt-ziefiatilln' traffic by-laws", 7 dismissals. Violat-

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S & S on t »,i;l;10\ii'r;";lz;a'£urili;; lilitrlllll; anilll held

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‘”*.*‘ sid<~d.» Tlicre ure left to mourn

MAKE IT A`MODERN

HAPPY NEW YEAR

in your home lby installing electric light service there. You will not alone have the host, light known, -but will also have at your z:onilnnnd many com- toris and conveniences over before possifbly. We will gladly send our ox- peri to consult with you

MA-mrims Etscrnic co., LIMITED

*-"*'*°'°'9"°"°*°°°°° ‘fff*°f/7”* P ; » widow. three soils.. Harold. in Sulli-

\\\\\\`»\ ’ finer.-liiii\, Jack at l’. of W. College,

. //I A \\i :Prank ill ‘sydney and three daiugh-

\ . .3 item, Mrs. Ra_lph Brunduge, Sum-

° _ `-> .,\-|\-P-I°--y- imei-side, Mrs. Byron Bowness. .~ `= ll "l l'Chal‘lottctown, and .Miss Florrie ` S _ Walsh, Calgary. The work of the

` § C \(Eh£ fi' diver in both cases was exceptlo

, _ _.T ally hard, and he is to be commend-

- / ed for his success. The water a

" ' ‘_ , , tho head of the cable wharf is very

' , " ff/ " *“"' degp and his task was particularly

or uous.

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was cured of Acute fllronchltis ‘

il will colilllience on Monday, Jan. i0 5111 at 7.30 p. ln. and will be con-

ducted by Revs, T, A. Wilson and l~‘, H. Littlejolins, All are cordial-

POLIOE RECORDS OF 1919.-

“ Tile policecourt records for 1919

-show the following: Cases of drun- kenness: 80 convictions, 40 dis- missals; total 120, as compared with 23 convictions and 5 dlsmlssals in '9]18., Disorderl-y on street 10 con- victions, 15 dielxlissals. lns'nlt»ins:- 'ind abusive language, four convict-

°f ions, six dismiscnls. Violation of

’on of milk by-laws, 3 dismissals. Assault and battery 10 convictions i dlsmisssls. Larceny 6 convictions.

in 'iroacli of 'Motor Vehicle Act 14

convictions, 11 dismissals. Malic-

_ ‘ous injury to property, 4 convict- H 'ons 3 dislnissals. Receiving stolen

goods; 2 convictions, 1 dismissal. fire-af-ll of inland Revenue Act, 6 convictions. Brcakiirg and entering l conviction. Breach of Game laws, l conviction. Vagrancy, 4 convict- ions. Operating a gaming machine 1 conviction. Breach of the Prohibi-

I1- tion Act, convictions 41, dismissals'

16, as compared with 21 convict-

I ions and 21 dismissals' in 1918,

P10-cal- NOX A COLD TABLETS

A safe and speedy rurc for Luiirlppe, Cougils. Colds. Headache, Nmlraii-tin. il~‘lu. it mild laxatlvc. Breaks up a cnld In a few hours. Get the ircnu- lnc, nt nil drug stores, 251: per box. _ Sold ut Fonts-r‘n Drugstore.

ut :‘_;*°'_i- _._A -_1*°l_’~°-m-___.._..l._

s.` EXSELLENT IGE at the Arena

today. Band adternoon and night. 'N w`|N1-ER QuAm.¢Rs___,I,he

_ °”°~- fer-ryliost l-lil-lsborougli ws, hauled

up at the Marine ~wharf dock yol- erday afternoon for the winter. The arious Government dredges have Iso been hauled up into the ss-me

POULTRY 0-N SALE at whole-I t

sale, prices today at 65-57 Water V

& street. sooo. ,,

SALE starts Saturday, ` January

THE ANNUAL MEETING ofthe

r in Hope River Hall, January 7th

at 1.30 o’clock. Wm. Kerr will be

G. Clark, ot`Summerside, has been Cmnt yesterday nmmlng was “‘1']a

r-'

s, day as follows:-Bradalbane, 11 t s a. nl. Fred'eric_ton Hull, 3.30 p. m.; W

b- ing to band themselves together b

or collectively. All men cordially 1,

l' ly invited to attend these services., g ______ .

__ ' ' ‘- ' ' I _' i illoro of the i':r:I_v of Capt. .Walsh

A ls is clean’ Julcy’ wel Hdvgred and ful cl' Suinnlri' ll; .s;i;'.~:: “Diver Joll

b0d1€d“- - _ , - Gi-ei','orle, who on Saturday brought

_,_ io thc <ul‘i`.r~..~ thc rtmains of Abra-

’ ' l.. 15.7.1, '-il i ti tin

Ask. tor HIC-KEYb Twist .:.:::. .l;.f’....:.;‘;f;:;::.i. ...s

_ _ _ _ night ot' Novellliier 23, has also

This ls the chew that all critical tobacco users demand f,,.,,,,i ,iw .;,,,, of <f.._,,l..l.. rvaisp

E Om 'Ste SallSf2lClIOll Ci' ill* ~ hrirllil ljcnvxer, at Mill

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winter quarters.

last night b midnight services

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PERSONALS

in the city for a few days.

Sunday.

yesterday.

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New Y'ear‘s at his old home.

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_To Fortify The System Against Grip

MIDNIGHT 8ERVlCES.-- T118

passing of the old year and the ad- vent of the new year were markedl

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the Methodist Church and--Slat Paiil’s Church. At the former the pastor Bev. Mr. Glendenning gave a. thoughtful discourse from -the words in Deuteronomy 8 : 2-“Thou Shalt Remember lAll ‘tho Way which the Lord thy God Hath Lead Thee." Scripture readings and hymns appropriate to the occasion were features of the service. In St. Paul‘s the' first hour of the' new year was observed by a cele- bration of the Holy Communion nd the singing of hymns approp- riate to such a solemn occasion. Tile rector Rev. H. D. Raymond in a ibrlef and impressive address gave out as atext forthe yearthe words in;ZlI'. Cbrlnthians 2414: "Now Thanks be unto God, which always causeth us to 'liriumph in Christ."

Mr. John R. McLeod, North Wilt-

shire, was in the city yesterday.

Mr. P. W. Evans, ‘of Tignish,

dealer in foxes and live stock, is

Mr. and Mrs. Justine McGrath,

wllo spent Christmas in Charlotte- town have returned to Fredericton.

M-r. Jack Coles, of Milton and

Mr. Harry Simpson, Union Road, were visitors to Brackley Point. on

Miss Thelma McLure and Miss

Frances Stevenson, of Brackley Point were visitors to the city

Mr. -und -Mrs. Lolmes have re- urnerl from Bridgewater, N. S., here they spent Christmas with

Mr. -Lohnes parents.

Captain John Smith of the C. G.

S. Gulnare. who has been visiting

, _ _ his home in Georgetown left yes- (hnrlottetown beginning at nine, ,im-,piy on i-emi-ii to Haiifux_

Miss Bonnie Nelson, who. has een visiting her grandmother, Mrs.'J..R. Moore, Grafton Street, as returned to her home in Bos- ton. - \

Mr. P. Duffy, of Amherst, who

for many years represented the Singer Sewing Machine Co., -here s visiting Charlottetown after a prolonged absence.

Mr. J. J. Dunphy of the C. N. R.

Moncton, accompanied by his son arrived in the city Tuesday and' went to Morell yesterday to spend

;Mr. J. ’K. Ross, Provincial Man-

ager of the North American Life Assurance Co., and Mrs. Ross, left yesterday morning to spend New Years with Mrs. Ross’ -brother Rev. J. W. Godfrey. Truro, N. S.

Miss Blanche McBeath, Marsh-

field, crossed by tile Car ferry on Monday en route to Estevan, Sask. where she will spend the winter with her sister, Mrs. Wm. J. Pcr- kins. She will also visit friends in Moncton, Montreal, Winnipeg, Brandon, and Vancouver, B. C.

Mr. Arthur Hicks, manager of the

United Farmers store, Sackville, N. B., with Mrs. Hicks and their son arrived in Charlottetown on Tuesday night and left yesterday afternoon to spend a Week with heir daughter, Mrs. Prowse, Mur- ray Harbor.

Mr. Elmore Genthner who has

bee n attendinig Alltmark’s Nautical Academy. New York, has sailed for Nazarre, France, on the S. S. Cape Domaine. rMr. Genthuer is a ne- phew of the late Carpt. Frederic F. Cullen, Alexandra, Lot 49, who -was master of -the S. S. Wellington during the war.

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Great Closing Dui Sale

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line of business, will §ell oil the whole stock of

GRUCERIES

Reductions ou everything except sugar, molasses and

a few lines of soap that are _now selling at cost.

_Even if you do not need the goods now. it will

certainly pay you to store up for later on.

Reductions apply to cash transactions only. '"

_ Sale starts 9-a. m. Tuesday, December 30ih.~ `

Here is an opportunity you do not often get now

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Queen Street _

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'Felt Slippers at Qrvgee our

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LEADING GROCER8, GOV ERNMENT INSPECTE

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in Trapping

You should get yoilrthare, and 5'9" Wm if

you get your traps here. We sell only the best.

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the cold season you

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tion to their health.

We have the

ROYAL PURPLE

STOCK FOODS

and remedies for all

animal disorders

'-` which is so D0D\l|Hl'

w_ith_A farmers and stock-raisers.

MAIL ORDERS RE- CEIVE PROMPT ATDENTION

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Take LAXATIVE BROMO QUIN-

INE Tnlblets which destroy germs, act as a Tonic and Laxative, and thus prevent Colds, Grip and ln- fiuenza. There is only one “BRO- M0 QUIININE.” E. W. GROVlE'S signature on the box. 30c.

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FRESH FROZEN HERRIN Per i00 lbs.

Foxmen, book now

yourrequlrements in Frozen Fresll Herring from Holmans, Surn- merside, Charlottetown drst carloads arriving noon. Every ranchinan -'using them lust year is 'booking again this year as they are great food and liked by the foxes. 'Book your order today. Per 100 lbs. $8.75

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of this City held recently it was agreed that ‘is beginning January lst, 1920, that they adopt the CASH SYSTEM in future, repairs, accessories -A parts, gasoline. oils, grease, etc, be`STRICTLY CASH. - I i

Patrons are requested to make a note' to

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