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Y JANUARY.2o_.1o2o’. --

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This is

portunity to Save on Footwear

Some odd lines listed below, are all first class goods but

are being discounted in stock,

O04 %K4O%

we have put the prices to clear.

Men‘s Mahogany calf laced

boots, pointed toe, stylish shape, Ncoliil Soles, regular price $9.00 now . . . . ... $7.95

\Vomen`s Brown Boots. high cut. some with leather. some wltll Neoliu soles. all sizes 3 to T price . . . . . . $5-50

$44-004

Me.n's all felt laced boots

ft-lt soles, the only warm slloe made, try a pair. only . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .._ $3-38

\Vonlen`s High Laced Mah-

ogany colour boots. s,tron8€l` thall above. a rattling S0011 boot for any wear now 55-90

owowvnoua N4+o44 0 H HH***4

Men‘s fancy velvet house

slippers, left fronl our Christ- inns' trade. see thenl in_ our window only . . . . . . . . ... 9B¢

Mt-n's large size rubbers.

witll toe caps, discounted style but serviceable now oilly _ . _ . . _ . . . .~.-1-~».-.~.-i-.~.---956

_\‘len’s 2 buckle overslioes

waterproof, discontinued style, now . . . _ _ . . . . .. . $2.75

\\'oiileli's fine slippers, kid

hack with patent fronts, and nledlunl high heels only $2.95

\\'oirien`s kid three stl‘BD

house slippers, comfort in ev- ery pair, ulediunl lo\v heels, tltiw . _ . . . . . . . . . . . _ . ... $2-95

A few pairs womens low

t_-ut Cloth gaiters, while tlle~y last only . . . . . . .-- 25C P3"

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OO O50

Fashionable Footwear

We Sell for Cash Only, Postage 10c Extra 0

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NEW YORK STYLES

Sample Boots, .Oxfords and Pumps . SIZES

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PM 'l'I'lE MAN _

¢ l-io sel.l.s_ _ -© 'g,9,-;s;,_»se- PURE.

__-_ianuos _

__ Milk

SATURDAY

A Special Line of Choice Confectionery at 40 cents a Pound

REDDIN BROS _

3, 31/Z, 42 41,-I3 A. B. (`. Widths Very High Class Shoes. See the Man

' New Styles that are llii`._;'ent.

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All the latest novelty footwear shown for

_ Spring, 1920_ Styles that are Leading.

No Appl-obation. .

ALLEY & C0., LIMITED

A 135 QUEEN srilalsr

Fashionable Shoes for Cash Only

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RESTORED BY TANLAC

ing the (`liristinils holitlzlys, Daniel

ill - riilge-r- tips and have been in

been ill such bad shape that I was

oile occasion was l;tid up in the hospital for eighteen days just suf

stiff anti painful that I could hardly bear to raise ill_v ariils and my wife had tti lit-lp lile put my coat on. .ily lingers often got so stiff and at:lled so had I couldn’t hold ii pair of pliers.

"Well, l have just tried every-

thing, but nothing ever seemed to do me il particle of good until I began taking Taillac.’l"hi5 niediclilc has relieved me so quickly that it surprised me. l uni just nolv l>u_v- ing my fourth bottle and I d 't feel an ache or a pain any more.

ery"day now and evcirinthe worst

line.

inatisin as I wus, if not worse. ller

i ‘il i 1 - s

'l`anltl<' is soitl ill (`llttt'lottclo\\’il

hy lie-tltliil lli‘o.<.. in Blontagtie b_\' ll..I..\l.llli>il. ill tliiol-i;t=to\\'il by Scy- iilour (`. Kiliulit. iil Soul-is Ii_\' Jn.-1. G. l-`erguson. in liensingtoil ll_v Kit.-r A2 .iicl-‘iitlgcil :intl ill .Eiilerald Juilctioit hy l’_ l-`. l~Iugllt>.=.

Lobstcr_Season

lished in your paper of the 14th lletldcd: “Tile Lobster Season” anti

cd help for tht- spring season. Should the sczlson be cliangt'-tl

uinn season _ '

age to fishing gear, but it is once ln il great while this ever occurs. The autumn 'season would be still more destructive on gear, when the heavy autumn gales would keep us from overhauling our gear for several _days at a time, the traps lio still on the bottom, then those destructive woriils, which are not active in the colder water in the spring, gnaw and have the traps totally destroying them.

I will also add that we have the

oiily law that will protect the Lob- ster lndustry and the right scit- SOll.

-Thanking you for space,

l ani. Sir, etc LOBSTEFI PACKER

( ' .\ 'I‘A ll ll IIA li DEA l".\' ESS DIA \' IIE 0\'I-]I{(,`0i\Il<I

If you h.-ive t‘stai'r`iiili Dent-

vli-.-us til' ;ti-- vvt-n just il. little hard of Ili-nrlng or llnvt- lil-iid n Is-s ti to vlllir fir "t

n i ig _ ui;i.:i|t and get i utlnrt- oi` l'nrnllnt. tdotiblt- strenirllil. und ttdd to it V, pint of hot wut.-r itild ii little gruilulnted sliiznr. 'l`ultt- l tublclpoonflll four llllles ii tiny.

'l`iii.~t will often ltrliin i|i|ltlt

ri.-licf from tilt- tlislicsslllg lieuil ntllsvn. (`l~t;nft-ti |lf»sliil.~4 sl.--lild nperi. iirv-nthimr In-r-onli* »-.'i.~l_\ and thi- nlttciis :ltfiptlrt-|v pint: into the illroill. lt is t-us_\' tt. p|'i~piir»-, cfnlts littlf- itntl is pleasant to tak:-_ .\|\,\'onti los- lnn lltmrlml nr wllll has <`t\t- nrrlinl Deafncs or ht-ad llolst-ti should glvt- this prescription

_ trial.

(}0Ul,l) N01* HOLl) IIIE CENTRAL GUARDIAN

T0 IT PAY8 to buy ln this Province. C. O. F.-<‘oui-t Charlottetown

ll l meets tonight, over Orpheus, Hall.

LADIES, BUY YOUR WINTER

""_ IF VOU WANT A BOX OF Prowse Bros. '

while vmlmg mend# in Haw ltlzlloccolatesmltakeBiétgarxagenilf our 6301-1--I7-l\lh3l

fax, ills --Old Home Town." dur- T” 'Jun e~ 6327_1_19'ME2i. oRwELL'_"Fxl”°Sabbuth' Jan'

, __ , _ - , ~ _ _ l- 25th services ill St. Andrew’s

'iilydeliildll¢iUTldi=t§t,;1iii»gnIdiitilggaiziiiis T-AK' TENT 0" THE TIME 0' lfhurrh. Orwell at 11. at OFWBII ?|._m-.,c“",h.,', ,vm he of mWr,S'{ the Burns Concert, nt-lst Monday Head at 6.30. Tile inter Church tliloligllouittllis section of (‘anatltl "TTT T“€'5TT“~V moms' T" The Pe°T’le's m5TT`T"' TTTTTTTQTQTNE Wm meet Tn

yh. »V|`.9|, ‘pas bdrn .md n,aI_(,d` Playhouse in (‘lliii'lottetown. 6356. SL Ami,-p\\-',,Qhu1-¢h_ 0|-wen, rphul-S.

- ‘ T ‘ ~ ~‘ , nay, -_‘mtl at :oo also 7.30.

i'2.i.f?“‘\‘»'.“.if‘s‘3I}f..fI»‘?F?t"Ai“..fS ,lt M°~=v THAT WM °°U=LE -- eilshtieeil years. He is'a valued em- TTSELF'_.`TnvesmTs T" T Canadian BONNIE CONNIE MACFAR' plow of me SL John Powvr Cum Fur Auction Saicsseven per cent LAN.; will puns t-nntriiip owre yir pam- and ,.,1_,i,|(.$ at 131 gmm.,-3-,.1 l>l`f‘fPl`l`*-‘li Bl0¢`I<_ Will find that ill heart \\'i` hcl' fet\tl°_v lowpln‘ o’ the Street ` atitiition to getting- seven per. _cent Hemp, Fling neist liionday all'

»-You mm. “Tap me up L, hmm, their shares will in a coinparatlvely 'pugsilply nit-his in yhe toon ha' big.

of 'rtniiat-_"' siiiti .\ii~. nyett. ‘-l S"°"' lim* “°“i"@ I" "“‘“9- sln at the Burris tlunlveisflrv. _ don‘t know what the people here 6356'

THERE’LL BE GRAN' SKI'RLlN

l llllifzx tiilnk about. but it. , . _ _ _ ., . , ,

0 Isl;-leiilsllikis most evrrvbody in St. 0 TNDPI’ an mu" an lolvpm -0 TDTTTH REUNT`°N'_ATT membeT.s

John is unkim; aboul.it‘ Speaking lads an lasscs all the anniversary agvndlng 105th Reunion by rail for illvself anti wife we just think I0' Rami", Rabme Bums' Yen ‘Tae WTI D"T'cTTa5e single ticket and ,here-Q nothing in the “,m_1d like \\'\‘cl lat* C0l\l€ Wi' H' Xil' fl‘i€11S'- demand standard certificate from

it. For the past tell years I have 63°" llfgteulif ‘r‘;:T‘7(T:‘owgguinggliartglem TT’ . . - . - - m il ' ‘ - ascovsnmo mom _oPEaA- :lisst,mon.tues.

TION.-Mr. D. J. Riley, City Coun-

_‘_ _ _ _ . , cillor, llilderweilt a serious opera- THE POSTPONED ANNUAL ZTriiiildiihl&s\lei:ii\iiy\viii\knfiitdnl-hfgllé tion in the t‘Iiai'lottetown Hospital MEETING of the shareholders and M my work I was Mmost fmmic on Sntui'da.y and ig now _reported pa'troils of Cornwall Oreamery C0.

the pain was so great. l could iiev- T_‘fl_T’;‘_':_TakT“g I' yew gausracw” [gif iillgrvdgt er get a ininute`_~a else and have T* Ol -' “' T " ' . "`

forced to lay oil' from lily work two A BUDDTNG po_ET-'_A “Gem queswd In declde what system Wm

iluillller of “Jack Canuck" publish

and three days at il time, and on _ _ _. _ ` }

eil in Toronto. toriltlliled a racy pocill bv .\lr. .\l.ll<-iiiiil McKenzie of

fcriilg agony. .\ly shouders were so KZTTHTTUAIetowTL=:--139~QL'Th&”RTf'}'aL‘St'i|I '

tanadian llegiilit-ilt. entitled To thc I’rotiteei's."

BISHOP BARRY DEAD.-Word

was i'et-eivetl at the Episcopal Pal- ace here yt-ste-rtlay of the death of the Right Rev. Thomas Barry of (`h..lthaill, N. B., llis Lordship Bishop O'l.eary liulvcs this inoril- ing to attend the funeral which takes place oil 'l`ilursday morning.

BROOKFIELD NOTES.-\ir An-

on gun .\lcl,+-od spoilt Sunday lil Brad- ial_)-One iilore tribute to the grea:

. z _ ~- . ' l's Kidney Pills are doing File stiffness has gone out of nly lThaTT° TTU “"5 the gueft or MT “Ufk 110m. . Mhouldem and I am now mme [0 use .\I. lxcneiidy, M. l.. A.-’Ihe eller- got tll\c1‘\\on\icn loi (qanada coinels` mv arms mmom 3 Daniele of pain 5;_ettic_ young peolpe _of Brookfield rom' . iss ._ nge tl _ ilnpson, we ,_ di5C0mfm.t_ .1 am on me job ev_ (lrcuit have orgaillzetl a Bible kll0\\ lllld Illgllly respected hel‘€.

Study (_‘lass--and intend meeting on

ort of weather I never feel that \Ve‘T’TeSd“)' °"'e"T"55~_M"- FTTTTEY Dodd? KTdT,lf'y Pins' V' MT” shun'

rheumatisin. I sleep as sound as a’ .wcI\i".n°n ha? Te[‘IT_'ned Tuflu 3' TLT sonlbmlin M? heal; bothered me child at night and :lin feeling just “_ to his uousm' This Rub) M°D0“` so col i no W" `

gall.-The many frleiltls of Mrs. A.

_______/ "Another thing that lllakes ’l`ail~ TTTCDUTT will be ploasm to hear she I

lac seein so reillarkable is that it 'S “mo to he,."T_’ “g“T"'7MT' ‘T 9( _ _ _ _ . has dom, ,he _,_,,m. ,lung in mv, t.‘aiilpb_cll_lias iiiiislletl hauling his fl;-ism.s_llePl;la\s gettext/ltd_trgni 1Do<lds \vife's case as it has lil liline. She “'TnT0"'T_ 'CP' “TH 'lone ‘Tl9x'_.’1 he vi Liy H “YT ]‘T_.i`lT“ 1.1.5 _ "TTY Fon'

as in just 55 had 1, fix with ,_new school is pi'ogi't»-s-.sing very nicely iicet my nl e ect a com-

undel. “iss _\|(.p},¢.,-50n_ plete cure. She has been a sufferer

_ - _ ._ _..___. for eighteen years aild u.nderweilt

lower liilllls \\t-“c swollen anti stiff .. . anti paincd herialinlost beyond en- STRAND THEATRE WILL NOT ‘QUT "mmm wfimnlbm In 3 hos' tiul~anct-. .~\i`tt>r seeing wllat Tanlac OPERATEREGULARLv._ManageT pndi bmore trying Dodd S Kidney was doing for int- she began taking G"TlaTTh°"‘ “TWT spemlmg mimy muh'

lhousantls on the Strand and mak

t i .` \ " ‘ l ` _ . . heulvtlmtltll-lé\I“ tlsthelssaalsg ;;;il“eil;ti_ ing it A roam, I-h_S[_(,laSS picture liey leniedy. I`iley relieve the work feelshn sign of the 'rlleullrltislll House' “Tm The Tmgmion OT opera pf the bean by pumng the -kidneys mul like `m,`_wh- thinks .1.am‘u(_' ig ting u0nunuUush._.iS Comnened to lil sllupe to strain all the inipurlt- the finest illetliclilt- in the world." ”T’"°“““° ini" "xTwm.x'“`e hai; dem ies Ou' M the mood' Pure blood

oilstrilttltr it tt, lr- llnpractlcable. ‘

Iiofore re-llloilelliilg .\'lr. Gallztgllcr was lctl to llt>lir-\'t- that all exclus- ivt- ’l`ht=iltrt» eiltixlilm- woulrl llc ill'

r;lili.zt>il, its tht- lark Of -‘ll<‘ll Illlli prt_>violisl_v vt-i~_\~ llliitcriiilly t-ontri llutetl t'li failuri-_ hilt unfortllilatr-l.\‘ this rlitllt;ult_v is still lieiilg contend

-?_<‘,_____ ' t-.| with. and Mi: tlltllagllt-i' aunotlll

t'c:< that llc will lit- forced to rc-

loils. so llllpl'ot'ii;tblt- has tilt- set- ontl 'l‘lleati'e ber-olllc. The Strnild

Sir.-~-Refi-rrilii.: to an its-in, pub- will no open its ht-foie when the If<’\‘ilf‘l‘-s. fl‘0l1l all of the new Bruns-

Priilcc lddwartl llollsos soillc ilttracl

lion otht‘l‘ than pit-ttll'es.

_signfid by --1_[,b5te,- pm.k,,,.,~- I mm; ___ __ brancll of the association was or- say that this petition is not signs-tl GREATLY ENJOYED TRIP¢- by all the lilrger piirkers who lltlvc 3,11; Snlnllel l’roi`iit of i<`reeto\\'il f‘lIl0“`=‘f T°F<'=`llIf’l\i» J- E- COIIIHS. already booked orders, also engaiz- “-110 rot-oiitly rt-talrilt-tl "'oin lies. I

Moines, Iowa. wllert- h. \\'r-nt tis the l’ \\’ P it‘iit~ellt.lti\'t to tht-

llwse cnsttscfl for ilressllt season Natitiiinl stunt-nts coiivt-iititm nail would be employed at soille other Q, plplighlful \-l_.~ji_ while 5,, DQS rotary. Frank l-`i‘auley, fog alarm work before the autumn season _xqgmes he had the plcilsnrr- of

would be “I hlillll-' MOST Of tilt? meeting several Islanders iilclud- IIOUS9-

Slllailef D5Ck€l'S HIGHS H1056 Sh0I`@S ing Mr. W. A. Mt-f`zlllulil fornlerly d0 ll0i- l`€‘<iUll‘€ lilly hired hell) and ot' Lot 48 who is ilow` living in IWW9 but Illilf’ ll' alll' lll'9l>Hl`1ill0llS Dallas, Ceiltrtr :iiiulit twenty iililt-s to make. Also referring to lobster out of Des hloiilos-, wlierc hc owns hail- I <10 U0* -S09 Hll‘.'r' need of a considerable property anti carries SIl0l‘lHtZ9€ ill fact- WP Call get filly on farming. Mr. .\’lc(`alluill matic amount shipped to our nearest rail- Mr. Profitt's short visit one to be way station from Murray Ilarbour long remembered as he took llim or the North Shore of P. E. I. in by allto to all the places oi interest this time to keep us in supply till aint intl all in his power to snow tho Magdalen vessels arrive. Andia P. E. Islander a rcal good tlinc. lt’ we bought our supply on May Dr. D. Norton. priiicipal of Drakes 14. or earlier for the autumn sea- lJili\'el'slty. was another lslailtler son there would be ii great deal- wllo welcomed Mr. Profitl, he being of expense added for curing to-keep formerly of Brudenell. Dr. Martin. it fit for lobster bait use for aut- 1'orinel'ly of Moillairlle and an oirl

P. W. (`. boy showed his interest

Now as to the ice: in 1916 there in his former home by extending

was sonle Northem ice drift up the Mr. Profitt many courtisies and Straits that did considerable dam- the clannlshness of the P. E. Is-

landers was evidenced on every side. On the wily home Mr. Profltt visited, Chicago, Toronto ailtl Mont- icill and iilct numerous old friends, former comrades overseas, he hav- ing been overseas for three years.

Minard's Llnlmont Cures Colds, Etc

Hotel Arrivals

VICTORIA HOTEL.

McLeod, city; M. Ross, city, Mrs. M. Ross, do; Miss Mamie Ross, tio; E. Helen, tlo;' F. Y. Brown, St, John; M. B. Road, Stimmersltie; E. E. Sinclair, M. D., Summerside; Mrs. E. E. Sinclair. do.

<-eoeli REVERE HOTEL.

A. E. Gordon. Montague; T. M.

Halifax; P. (`. Moary, Windsor; J. W. Currie. Peakes; P. S. Mutch. Earnscliffe~ Alex ‘vlcLeod St John

2_.l‘.'.__~':_;. _ _ __ _ -_._.._.. .. . ~ - - ~' - Atkins. St. J_°llll.

,. ._ (_ :_ _:_ A, >

COATS now. ln cloth or plush.. -__

HANDS 5T'FF- ‘°**"*"5"’A"""U‘-" splendid values. special. uint price. Laoiss, euv vous wmrzn

ST- JOHN MAN QUTCKLY Prowse Bros. 6301-1-17-ME3i coats now, in cloth or plush, splen-

IWHAT MISS SIMPSON SAYS OF

tum 10 his oriiglllal p`o`lli‘y of using °-.lciaiion lit-ltl their first UM, Suund only on $w,,.m] Owns. t‘iillvt=iititlil lil this city at tht’

li. W. Stewart, Montreal; P. Mc-

Millan, Cornwall; S. A. Hiltz, Tru- ro; J. J. Hornby, city; H. P. Found. Montreal, B. Loeb, Toronto; G. A. Burton, do; ll. Billings, do; G. N. Bramfitt, do; A. R. Tetreault, Mon- treal, J. D. Wiiitcomb, do; l-f. D.

Election and installation. 6354.

did values. Special, half price.

D. nl. _-\ full attendance is re-

be adopted for the comlilg year. D. I. .\iurchisoil, Sel:’y. 6349.

Workfor Women

DOOD’S KIDNEY PILLS

Before Taking Tnem She Could Not

Walk-Now She Can Walk and Work, and She Gives All the Credit to Dodd's Kidney Pills.

viii-_ Marti-_ Qin-__ Jim. i9_~ts`pi>c-

"Wheii l commenced to take

"Now I can walk anti work." Miss Simpson is not entirely cur- yt-t but so great are the belle-

Dodd's Kidney Pills are a Kid-

'ilrrit-ll to :ill parts- uf the botiy nltlnils ntew llvttltll all over tilt- htltly.

_--to-¢»l¥ DELEGATION Ol-' LIGHTHOUSE

MEN TO G0 T0 OTTAWA.

.»\ '.~`t. .ltihil cxcllaiigt- says:-- 'I`hl~ t`a|lntliail lircitllerllotod

ol Liglliliollstz licoper.-l' As-

\'¢t'ltli'ial liolvl j»'t\stt>i`tlily iiftt\l‘il0t)il. Btltwctlii forty and fifty lightilousc

wick t-oust, wtlrr- pit-_scilt at the con- veiltloil. The .\’ew Brunswick

llztnizctl and the ofiicers elected as

he fog alarm engineer of Cape Spencer ligiltlioust-; vice-president, l\'. Mcheilnaii, the keeper of the Point Esquiiiitllt lighthouse; sec-

t-ngiilccr of Point Leprealux light-

A delegation was appointed' to go

to Ottawa for the plirpose of laying before the house at the next session matters of interest to tile members of the association. lt. W. Lindsay, of Quebec, Doiniilioil secretary, was cllairman-of the convention. and he told a reporter last evening that this was the first convention which had been held by the associa- tion since its inception in March, 1919. The next convention will be held ill Quebec on February :<. anti Mr. Lintisny expected that con- ventions would also be held through the year in Nova Scotia, Prince Ed ward Island and Ontario. lie ex- pressed -himself its very well pleas- ed with the work that had been done yesterday anti, although he would say nothing about tileinatter to be placed .before parliament, he added that if the lighthouse keepers had their requests granted, it would help them greatly with their work.

The majority of those who at-

tended the convention will leave for their homes today.

Stock Quotations

HALIFAX, N. S.. Jan. i9_-(Quo-

tations furnished by F. B. Mt-Curtly and Co.. the Montreal Stock Pix- change.)

Atcll. ._

Af. ._ ...__.135 Alo_ 95 Ar. ._ 6714; C. 61-3,,

Mex. '\i P

Howatt. O'Leai-y; J. V. Murphy. Murray River; R. (7. Thompson,

Cnil. Pac. Cen. ._ Crll. __

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ACHE8 AND -PAINS OF RHEUMA- TISM SOMETIMES ALMOST

UNBEARABLE

There are weather conditions .

that make rheumatlsm worse. They i are not the same in the case of all persons. Some victims of this. dis-_ ease suffer more in dry warm Wea-‘ ther than in moist cold weaiher.| but all suffer more or less all the tiine. '

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Tile cause of rheumatit-.nl is an xtess of uiic arid in the blood af fectlllg the muscles and ,lo nts.

ence the blood must have atten- lon for permanent results in the reatnlent of this disease. llod’s Sarsaparliia has given en-

tirt- satisfaction in thousands of cases. Do not fall to give it a trial.

it’ it laxativc is needed. take

liood's Pills-they don‘t gripe.

-140;-ii. INTER-CHURCH FORWARD MOVEMENT.

teams ol toni iepiesentlng the foul Lo operating comnlulllons in the in tel Cilllich Foiwnid Movement will speak nt the following centies as iollo\\s:-

Montague, Tuesday. January 20-

.~\fternoon Session, Methodist -llurcll; evening session, Presby- teriiln cilurch. The outside speak-_ ers l`ol' this convention are Rev. ll. 1). Raymond, chairman, Judge Stewurt, Messrs. J. _-\. Moore and .\. F. \Vebstei‘. _

On st-line day at St. Peter's in the

i’reshylei'ian cllurcll, another con- vention will be held with the i`ol- lowing outside men as leadersz- _RevsDr. T. F. Fullerton, chairman, Rev. Il. A. Brown and Mr. Percy Pope.

On Thursday, January 22, at

Bradalbiine, in the Presbyterian clliircli_ will be held the third Dis- trlct Convention under the leader- ship of Rev. C. Il. Freeman, chatr- iuan, Messrs. W. S. Louson and

Geo. Ritchie.

Tile last convention of the foul'

will also be held January 22 at Or- well in the Pl'esbytei'ian church, and the outside speilkcrs for this

convention arc Rev. G. C. Tayloig, Rev. Llntlszly, l\i<-ssius. J. ll. Scanlan

and J. O. l-iyntinlan.

The pl'ogl'uiil iii°i‘ilni:etl for cucll

centre-is as follows:-~ ~-

Afternoon Session-~ 2.30~Devotional,

3.00-What the Foiwvard Move-

ment is. _

3.20-Forwai-ti Movement relation p

to Spiritual and Finunciul aspect of " the work.

'Two short addresses.

Discussion.

-l_i0--Inspirational iltldress.

-l.30~Adjourn. Evening Session-

7.30-Devotional.

-Special Music.

7.50-Challenge of the l<`orward

Movement to the churclles.

A short address from each de-

nominational representative.

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PERSONALS

.\Ir. _ind Mrs. S. A. Mcl)onald,

llillsboro Street, have rcttlrned from ii.-i extc-lldctl visit to the l'ilited States.

Bliss Leah Mullin, who hits been

lisitinu her |i:tl‘enis, .\lr. and .\li's. .laillvs .\. Mullen. 58 (`iiilibel'lailtl street, loft oil return to .‘\'c\v Yol-lt Silturtlav lllorninii.

Mr. \Villinili Jeilkitls. Jr. Seal

River and Mr. f'. \\'. Slieidow, coil-_ tractor' and ‘buiidel‘, Mill view, were rt-ceilt visitors to Murray liarbor, ill the interest of the Seal River Poxl Colilptlily.

-_--£0->--l Mir\ard's Linlment Cures Dandruff

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Jailuary Fur Sale

Mr. Chester McLure, manager ot:

the l‘. E. lslaild Fur Sales Board yesterday received the following telegrilill:-

ST, LOUIS, Mo., Jail 14.-Due to

unforseen circumstances attendant upon the large number of foreign and domestic slllpiucnts beiilg de- livered to us oil our last day for receiving ir will he a physical im- possibility to open, grade, -prepare and catalog these furs lil time for our sale st‘lle.tllilt'ti to start on Jan nary ‘.Zt§'ll. We tht.-reforc find it iiect-sstti'y to poztpone our sale to Foiil-nary ‘_‘utl and days following. The quantities are not excessive list cum-iilgs nlztiletityou todayi. Sf-alskins on show on and after January 25th. All other fnrs on show on and after January 27th. We regret postponement but it is due to tile fact too many shippers waited uiltll too close to our last day for receiving which was Janu- ary 10th snd goods received after that date will not be included in our January sale. General market conditions strong and steady. Ex pect good sales. Funsten Bros. and Co.

By letters received by Mr. Mc-

Lure from the same firm it is stat ed that the amount of their Jauu ary sale is expected to reach the amount $25,000,000. -

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stay sick. bllious, headachy, coil- stiprlted. Remove the liver and bow- el poison wlllch is keeping your head dizzy, your tongue coated, your breath had and stomach sour. Why not spend a few cents for a box of tfnscarets and enjoy the ilicest, gentiest iaxative- cathartlc you ever experienced? Cascarets never gripe. slckcn or incorlven lance one-like Salts, Oil, Caiomei

or harsh Pills. They work while

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