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(‘ole and ('0l0--('0lIl0(|_\' Sketch ‘Artists.

Mal Jlurray-Jlest heard here i11 years.

Singing- Comedian

Marie Fisehctw-Tlle “Whistling fiirl." George (‘arrutlh-Scoteh Comedian. (‘lyde C. Cole-Wlloopologist."

And. other alt-ts.

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Tickets ordered by 1111151. _or left to ‘be nailed for will not be. held after 6.30 on the evening of

1 the performance.

Parties arriving after curtain rises will be obliged to wait until ﬁrst act is over.

XMAS GOOSE

We can supply youlwith a Goose, 8 to 18 pounds,

mo? i

i1- u“ to buy in on; province.

25 PER CENT OFF FURNITURE Stock reducing salo now on. Noth- 1 lug reserved. Beer & Weeks. 2407

SPECIAL XMAS VG. New Your zlinner dtftiie. vtetot-tn Hlqtlei “um orchestra. Telephone {or 1c=1ervut— iota. ZJLlS-lﬁ-Zldl

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I ,_ See our two windows 0n Queen Street. The Rogers Hard: ware Co., Ltd. 2492

and dainty gifts. . 2M3. p ~_ v Eon r-o tztzzcrutctxt x1111: Electric Vncuhttt tilt-an r. Elec- Yric Tie‘ .,Plute Stove, iLt-t-tric 'l‘ou's s41, B; no ‘i111; Dish o1- Elect rlg- 651mg tleronlntor. 1111‘: lingers l-lmﬂware Co- Ltd.

ootts ATQA ntscouun-zs per cent off all dolls at the News & Variety store, Cor. Sydney and Great George Sts. 2450 20 PER CENT OFF our regular low prices on toys and dolls. Hol- man's Sample rooms, Victoria Ilow

Charlottetown. Dee 2i 31

BUY YOUR CHRISTMAS hock oy tboots, slippers and mocassius at our closing out sale at D. Gor don and (Io-Ail less 20 p. c. We Lwlll be open every evening until Christmas, 2360 12 20 4i.

MURRAY HARBOUR TRAINS will arrive inChariottetowrl. 0H or close to schedule time, Thurs- duyuud _Fridny. They will leave on these days at 4.30 p. m. clford- ing buyers ample opportunity for shopping-Moore 8t McLeod Ltd.

2380-12-21-21

LADIES BOWLING GAMES.- It is pleasing t.o note the interest taken by the young indies oi‘ our various churches in bonding this lulnter. On sevcral‘e\'e11inr,s inst ,\‘~‘t=ek the “ ” zillion presented ‘quite an unimatedoppearnnce. To the ‘Misses Eula and Thelma Jen‘

‘we can also supply youfyvithl CHOICE POTATOES, , kms 1111s fallen the honors oi break

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BEETS, CARROTS, PARSNIPS. OUR PRIC

RIGHT. Phone 700 and s00.

1111111111 Farm Pmtucts Ltd. Charlottetown, Pill.

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ling the “Y." record for the indies. ﬂinch hzivingfrtn1ug the extraordi- nnry score of ‘.7111 Perhaps the thigh scores run up by contt-stultts ‘accounts for the non nppt-urcttce loi some‘ ‘of nu; supposed crack gentlemen bowltrssnever mind boys, come along what docs it

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mo... n; Gifts

‘Don't forget the Gift oi Gifts-the Colum- bia Grafonola. Here’s more lasting joy, sheer ‘Christmas delight, and New Year happiness

; than you ever dreamed of having.

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COME IN and let us demonstrate.

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146 Richmond St Cbartottetown

Fire, Lite, Accident Sickness and Pm

Glass insurance at Lowest rates Good Strong, Stock Tompanies

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. DUN TYOU HOPE THAT GHNTNS COMING- "" ' - WITH $0M " ATISFII ' ‘ ' 0R‘!

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ILL the house be warm when 8t Nich- olas calls or will the Christmas tree room- be properly bested for the kiddies when they come down to pay-their night-

QOWII TBDDODH t0 Willi. the .

Christmas-tide his brou- ght them? Let 11.1111;- gsst that you make the WIIOIB 18ml]! l Christmas present of perfect plumb- llll- -.

‘matter even it lhcy do double your store. ‘ "' y

ROBBERS AGAIN-The ware- house of Jentkinsii: Son. at the rear ot their srlonet on Sunnyside was broken. into bty thieves botweetn three and tour o'clock yeﬁlelililil morning. Tihety succeeded in onen- itntg iihe doordlry reumvlng a simple and proceeded to tthe upper port o1‘! ithe btullklimg wtlvere tthoy tilled ttvno large ‘hagu with groceries of vnﬂous kindle, s-ucth us tnistins, his: Quilts etc. m packages. The thieves having secured "the booty left 11.. butlldlntg and were lust. ennergitng out ‘on 11o Kent Street by a. rear gaugway wthem tthte ought wctcltmwh llappﬂllmld mlomtg. 'ilh1o thieves lm tnetlizttteiy dropped their plunder Mid 140K460 llheirinoeis, sueceeti lug hi. tnutking ttittolr escape.

RECORDS OF LOCAL ATH - LETES.-Encouraged no doubt by tho success o! his‘ previous work. “P; E. island Athletes tn the Great Warﬁ’ Mr. James Coylc who played quarter back of the Abegweit n: itoen" years ago has lust had pub-

which will be warmly welcomed hy sport lovers in this province. This boojiet is entitled “Records oi’ P. iand Champions and Fire - me ' Tournaments" and gives brief but very comprehensive de- tails of most oi the island boys who ' helped to make tho name of this province famous ns the homo of men of speed and endurance in ‘getting out a brochure oi.’ this kind Mr. Coyle has gone to a good deal o! troubieiand effort and it is to be hoped that he will meet with such shdlilss that he may be encouraged to get out an even more replete edition which will contain the names of such athletes as may have \ been missed from the present work 1 ias well as some accounts oi the great players in tthe past of toot- bnILhockey, cricket and baseball who have helped to shed athletic. lustre upon their native province! ' p :: BUY $25.00 ‘ WORTH FOR cash and have fare relunded at Moore l. McLeod Lid. this week. if you live out of town take advent,- aqo o! this splendid offer. Moore _a McLeod Limited...“ 240s 12 21 21

LET awonino ease your suffering. I wan you to write. 11nd let me tell you of my simple method oi home treatment.

and you t 1n days’ tree trial. post- pald. and put you in toacli with women in Canada who will gladly tellwhat my method has done for them.

If you are troubled

with wit. tlmd - feellnp. -h e l! d- 1

ﬁ. 83c h-

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der weakness.-

f constipation. u.

hrrhal conditions, pill! in the rides, rem.

lsrly orirre ulnrly. ingesting»??? tnlltugor 1 ' tin-uni’; ' aim ' Fit ' ' rt r "-1 uutaztwﬂita lo mo 1 no tn- ln- I. Nonm- lu "imam. 0st

PRACTICAL Xmllﬁ '

1 1.1"» i- -:. FOIZLW the crowd to W. Wollnerlsfqueen Street for new '

llshed another bright little volume-

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NORTH WILTSHIRE‘ Christ- mas concert to-morrow night. 2-254

NO MORE LUXURQY TAX-No more luxury tax on Pntons goods.

Dec. 21 2i THURSDAY AND FRIDAY- Tag Days tor St. Vincents,’ Or- phanuge. 2452-12-22-2I-

THE SISTERS Nolre Dame Ac- ademy will hold their annual high teu on ivednesday and Thursday evenings Feb. 2 and 3, 1921. 2347

TAG DAYS-bloke the orphans l1npp,v tor Christmas by buyingn tng tomorrow or Friday. 245d

A WDNDERFU ASSORTMENT ol‘ Xmas (Zhocclntcs at Fosters Drugstore. Soc them.

' 21243-12-22-21

‘ SPECIAL CHRISTMAS DINNER with orchestra. in attendance at Victor-in Holt-i. Book reservations ut once. » ill 20 PER CENT OFF our regular low prices on toys and dolls. Ho): man's Sample rooms, Victoria Row Charlottetown.

Dec 21 3i WHAT KIND of d phonograph have you?Victrolns, table and cab- inet sizes at WT. Wellneﬁs Queen Street.

:'.VlSlT CHARLOTTETOWN FREl-D-your fare will cost you nothing if you buy $25.00 worth of goods for cash from Moors G Ms Leod Limited. 240341221 2|

XMAS WEEK — Open every evening during Xmas Week, start tng Monday. Do your Xmas shop- ping here. Prowse Bros. Ltd 2361 12 204i.

MURRAY HARBOR TRAINS.- On Thursday and Friday, Murray Harbour trains will be ltcld in Charlottetown until 4.30 o'clock to give customers umple time for shopping-Moore & McLeod, Ltd.

228n-t2-2l-2i

SCHOOL _.CONCERT.——A very pleasant and interesting concert was held in the hnll by Pownal School children for the purpose of purchasing for the school a globe tnntp, and the teacher, Miss Vernn. Smith deserves much credit for ‘he way i-n which the chidren were

‘Leod Limited.

_____ .,- .~,-, . xMAs PWEBIQ-I-‘Open ﬂ\_'.“l"~' evening during Xlnnn ‘upon-v ~f - lng Monday. Do your Xnuaa snup-

pin; ltere. Prowse Bros. L"! ' 2361 12 20 4i.

s-ross OPEN EVENING8.—

Patons store will be open till nine _

o'clock each evening twill Kill-ll!- Dec._2l. 2i

BUYING LIVE HOGS-wwo. will be buying live hogs at. Yorlfﬂiﬂllm! on Thursday Dec 23rd. Gill’ 6': Lnntz. Dec. 21 2i

WE HAVE SE1‘. ABIDE ovel.‘ 1000 pslrs of Ladies Boots to he sold at. half price. Kingsbury, Clas- sic, Vassar, Regal, etc. Goffs. .~

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McLEC/D umrrso Th“

OORE G. CFEN TUESDAY EVENING. sin-e will be apcu ~ for bliéin

1i§'$1a’-'-‘u1'§i§t'1"antisas ‘_

spncuu. Matinee Adults 16¢. Children in PRICES. Evening Adults» 26c. Children ll:

each evening, this week commenc- '

lng TUESDAY-Moore d; Mc- 2380-12-21-2l

..MR. ..FARMER.-—Do you keep a

record o! your ewrulnxa and ox- '

penditures? Why not gel: your tom account book (tee by sub- scribing or renewing your sub- scription 1Q The Guardian and start night now. 3565-11-11:!

THE METHODIST choir l8 re- questedto meetln Heartzhall at "830 this evening f.or important’ lmsincss. Every member is request- ed to attend. 2449

FOR EVENING SHOPPERS Moore & McLeod Limited will op- en each evening this week com- mencing Tuesday-Moore d: Mc- Leod Limited. '2880-12~2l-2l

l . REMEMBER THE CHILDREN. —- Give the children of the Pro testant Orphanage a Merry Xmas. Your donations will be gratefully received by Mrs. G. D. Wright, 13 King Sq. 4i

' PASSED EXAMINATION-Mr. Howard L. MacDonald. late with

Bruce Stewart 8i: Co. Ltd. has suc- cessfully passed his examination for marine engineer and has taken a position on the C. G. S. Stanley. Mr. MacDonald is a son of Mr. John MacDonald, 43 Pownal Street.

ISLAND eototstnrs GRAVE.- Toronto Saturday Night of Decenr ber 11th contains n very interest-

trained. Following was the pro< zra111:,~t3l1orus. Pownal school children, speech, by Ernest Smith; solo, ilett ltlchortls; recitation, Addie Smith; duett, Francis Wood and Harold McLaine; drill and chorus, by the_ solo, Edith Lawstony I Edison Smith; song, Five little‘

girls; recitation, Reta Roy: solo; Leigh IllcEachern; sale 0t candy. dialogue, duet, Vivian Gay and Ernest Smith; solo," bliss Enid Smith; reading by Topsy; song by five boys. God save Film

ANNUAL MEETlNG.-—- The arm 11a] meeting of Victoria Royal Black Prcceptory of lreiand N0. 192' was held in Utgg Orange Hall on Dec 10th with n large attendance. The officers iqr ensuing year were Jnsthlled "by Harry Craswell Past. No P 1111 lollov.'s:—Wo1~. Pro. Sir Knight, Milton "Purness, Dep. Prl. Sir Knight, ii. c. white. (nmr- Sir Knight Rev W. ii. McEwcn. R6!!- Sir Knight D. A. Mcihberaon, Trans. Sir Knight S D. Campbell, 1st Lnc Sir Knight Frank Cook, 2nd Lee. Sir Knight John A. GilLis, 1st ICen. Sir Kn/lght M. J. Stewart. 211d Cen Sir Knight M. D. McDonald, St. Bearer Sir Knight George Dochenty Purst Sir Knight Alfred Martin. Oommlttemen ﬂirst Idve officers. After speeches front the newly in- stalled Mricers and the general httsipess of the year being transact m ‘the preceptnry wont into degree work. several members being ad- vanced to the Royal Green.

PERSONALS

Mr. Michael Power, city, lift yes- lertlay on a visit to Halifax.

Mr. Peter G. Clark. Summerside day, returning in the evening.

Messrs Davis Ward and Gordon Holmes of Hampshire were in tho city Saturday on business. 1

Miss Lilian Robertson, spent the week end in the city visiting Mrs. H. A. ‘Robertson at t-‘he P. E. l. Hospital. ;

Mr. Percy McDonald of Church- hill and Mr. Clarence Frizzell of

New Haven were visitors to the city Friday. ‘ '

Air J, E..Li'll~\.11. accountant .1! llhu Royal Bonk of Canada, Spiller 11 spending his (ihristmas vaca- tioon in Charlottetown.

Mrs. H. A. Robertson, Alexan- dra who spent the past month in the P. E. l. Hospital has re» turned to her home, much ‘Improv- ed in health. . .

Mrs. U. F. Urhilll 0f Cambridge, Mum, has arrived’ dtttlle illllld’ to ipantrcnnatmu 11m- meant or, Mrs. Malcolm ‘ubpmi of Dun- du. and her brother Mr. Peter Ile-

motored to Charlottetown yestor- .

ting illustrated article entittlled "Where the Empire's Heroes Bleep," being a description 0t the work of the I-ntperiai War Graves Commission by Colonel H. C. Osborne, C. M. G. The following

‘whom ¢],_1|,d,ren;(_emt'rl1ct from the article is of local» I n"ecita.tio11-,-| ilil-Qﬁﬂli

“The cemetery at Force- ville. is entered by a deep _stoue_ gateway, which is nlso a record ltouso where the cemetery register and other ‘information will be kept. The impression ol‘ theﬂvhole pen-"t closure, almost gay with flowers. against the dark background o1‘ the old Communal Cemetery,‘ whose green somehow suggests that ' of, the cypress, is one of brightness rather than gloom. 0n two aides one loolos away to open‘ pastoral country and, on the others, to foll- age of green trees. The spire ot the I

the Add

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bear arreligious symbol, in

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Hating his beautiful wife long before he had seen hepu" ' marrying her to make sure she would be the last oi’ her family "denying to her the right to motherhood-Jilin unnatural hus- bnnd’s unique revenge was frustrated by the Providence-that watches over mothers. ' l“ . - . I 1 "

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The Romance 0t‘ the stratigest marriage on record Wm,

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TOPICS OI" TIIE" RAISE THE RENT DAY (Comedy)

BRITISH (.‘.\N.»\- \ DIAN NINVS Ylllose church of Pores-ville rises w111¢1G1T6i-'11Tt?.~t oi the groves are 1n the distance. The headstones those of Cotioditlits, it happens Maple leaf. cnsos an incised cross emhleixtxtlotsnt‘ 1'.‘.‘.‘$.‘.-°‘i3§,‘33.‘;ﬂiitmiiﬂil}? ____‘.>__'- the tuhristian l-‘uith. and in some 74, 1.1-‘. A. age- Zihatheuibn oi “Now l8 m. m” ‘o mm L“. the Sign 0t David. \\'l1ile there are .111. and nmf John ilelilday ot “'7 7”‘ m“ °" ""'"""' " British centcteries in France in Eldon, P. E. l. ills name and Prim" 5"“- b." 2335mm”

particulars are surmounted by It

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itivm" ﬁrvice I"

very new telephone iadds to the

_ pole n ' of your telephone. _

It its another point you may desire to call sotne .l-,,.

It is another possible client or customer able to reach You qutckly and conveniently,

When the present schedule of rates wentinto effect.

there were 0111i’ 866 telephone subscribers connected '1 our system.

To-dav our recorrlsshow that there are 3707 tele- phones m use 1n this province,

2841 \DD I - ‘ Wm‘ \l~ customers or clients placed

by telephone. ,

Whel" i116 full facts-of the telephone rate situsti

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trgrétratldergtood ting the ‘atddttional value considered, e 9W» We elleve. who Will queshon tiiofqirtiess‘

of the proposed; new schedule. j ~ f

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