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Eastern Locals

i .."l‘hll column ll reserved Id 5t DUI! of loonl [unrest but ndvolﬂl- .1!‘ of n newly nature may be In- l" Iorhd nt ‘Z mull n 13rd ltrlcm “pueblo ll advance.

Jsnssomrnous

Wmarlottetown Guardian may bl handed to their Rent Archie Hume, ~ Phone 4'1, or left at B. J. Msbon’: D1148 Store. Montague. L-‘l

Juonrsouz, Thurlddy, Jen. Mil, Scottish Concert in honor of . Robert Burns. Watch this column " I02‘ Program. L-3606—1-17-1L

..'SOOTI'ISH CONCERT, Mon- tague, Thursday, January 24th. Blmlﬂ feature, Mr. Percy Buch- pnan, old time music and songs,

118B. reels. pipes, violins, d Plum. ‘Tam o‘ snmmi", under auspices 8t. Andrews Presby-

terian church Admission 86o and 00c. L-MN-l-Q-Bl,

H. 8t Nfs Bright Gut” Tobacco

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the shelves. show eases

It lo Beyond Use.

It will be destroyed in the City incin-

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Halifax Port Arrivals AIIIVLLI8—i-—

Brent County from Saint John M. L. Coaster from Luhenburg. Viernoe from Banks.

Belle Ihle from Local Harbour. Novalite from Local Harbour. Daisy lidiarguerite from Lunen-

burg. SAILINGE-

Kyno to Neurcastle.

Portia to NIT-D. Ports-

l‘ ’ to Queenstown. Drottningholm to Gothenbulg. M. L. Coaster to Local Harbour. Viernoe to Banks.

Novalite to Local Harbour.

VESSELS IN BIRTH:-

' Kyno, Loading. Brant County, Loading.

M. L. Coaster Discharging. Portia loading.

Viwnoc Bunkerihg.

Barge No 2 Berth.

Cochrano Berth.

Gardenia Loading.

City of New York Discharging. Drcttzningholm Loading. Novalite Loading.

Daisy Marguerite Loading. Belle Isle Loadinl-

Ringhorn Loading.

Acudinn Berth.

VESBELS DUE T0 ARRIVE:-

. and counters of Island Merchants, tobacco lovers are now able to pur- chase a new tobacco the predisot of the Hickey and Nicholson ‘Ibhnoco Comlmny oi’ Clmrlottetowu, who for more than fifty years have been monufactmcrs cf that standard in chewing tobaccos, "l-Iickeyﬂs Black

Twist," and of ﬁne smoking tobac-

. 00s. This tobacco will be in‘ ‘ ad to the public under the nmm,

i “H. dz Nﬂs Bright out," and the

,5. company puts the attractive look-

‘1 ihg package on the market confi- dent that its contents will fully

'- maintain the high reputation es-

' hblished by their other products,

bees/use it is man's "mm choice lent. Very soon the discriminating smoker will recognize it es at least on a par in quality with any tobacco on the market of the same price,

that "Bright cut" will win its woy to popularity very quickly, and ~it has been the Company's r _ tn manufacture a tobacco of arch Imoellence that it will find favor m lb own merits and genuine sipped to smokers. Behind the new product is a half a. century of experience in the tobacco business, and n skill- ed staff of workmen. many of them Olnployees of the Company for more ~.' than twenty five years, rxoud of

» their workmanship and the tohwcoe which carry the Company's labels. "Bright Gut" will be manufactured fnxn the selected leaf of bright Vir- ﬂnia type, deriving from the family of wbaccos which ensures cool. moi- lqw smoking and honest en,.yment for the pipe lover. Every “might " package will carry the slogan, "llhe smoothest Smoke" and manufacturers believe that smooth- nuswlllbeoneofitseasllymoog-

Inn. ib-Gristcl City from New York. 18—Men- Hero from saint John. ‘is-Jody Hawkins from B. W. Indiu- ll-Beaverbizrn from Saint John. 18-—Lady Rodney from Bostou-BWI lﬂ-Pulaskl from Gtvdnts. lo-Nova Bcotia from Liverpool. 19-5t. Joseph kom 5t. John's. lib-Montcalm from Hlvorpooi. lk-Mcntmse ﬂan Saint John. lD-Auscnis from New York. lﬂ-Bulsiria from Glasgow. ﬂm-Chedebuc‘ from I2. O. Ports Nlbisn from Bcint John. Lnconis. from Lilveupcol. Mrthrla from Saint John. k focmOsloutta. 1mm B W. Indies.

ice . Oity cl Flint from U. B. Ports. Cnlrned from Saint John. ﬂ-Thonul Walton from Inint John. Jan- ' M-Rynobeho‘ from New York. Qiv-Lilverpool ne'er from New York Bil-AA from Imminghunl, It-Novs Bootla (mm 30km- A steamer from Saint John. B-maverlord from Saint John- Duchel of York from ldverpool Cavelier from Namau. Om. Challenger from Auotnllia. Pulsdsi from New York. NorwegiI-n from Saint John. Man. Division from Saint John. M-nldontcalrn from Saint John. Gripﬁolm from Gotheriblirg, Caledonia from Glasgow. Ola from Jamaica. ‘ la from London. Chodabmto from l. C. Pom. Zeconia from New York.

Egg Laying Contest

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Mt. Stewart Women’s Institute The December " was held

in the club 100m of the Legion Memorial Hall Dec. llth, 1084 with the President in the chair. Open- ing chorus, Jingle Bells. creed. Roll call, Gems of Thought. Minutes, business, reports of committees. Mrs. Donald MacLeod was in charge of the game- and caused much merri- ment by plrming the name of an animal on the back o1 each member. The prize for guessing the largest number of animals represented wls won by Miss Margaret Martin. Santa Claus arrives u» helP with the exchange of Christmas gifts. Mrs. Ross Pigot and Miss Annie MacDonald, the retiring President and secretary were called to the platform. Mrs. Pigot was presented with an arm chair and Miss Mac- Donald a silver flower basket. The

if Kidney Trouble or Bladder Weak- nell makes 70H Illflor from Gettlnﬂ U Nights. Nnrvousness, . Business. R cumntllm. stiffness, Burning. snarling. ltchinlf or Acidity try the Doctor‘! gnscriptlon Cysts! (Biss- llult In 101s!‘ troubles in 8 day! Only 76c er. druid"!!-

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following addresses accompanied the gifts. Mrs. Itoss Pi;ot, Mt. Stewart.

Dear Sister Member; We realise that you as President have guided our Institute through 5 successful yes-rs. We also remember the wis- dom, tact and courage you have shown at illl times. '

We are proud of the good fellow- ship that prevails among the mem— hers and the splendid work accom- plished.

We thought this an appropriate time to write Santa Claus and tell him how wonderful you have been, and not to forget you, so you sec Santa here tonight with this gift for you.

Pleas: accept this chair with the many good wishes thut go with it. "micron nothing like an easy choir to drive away the thoughts of care. So please accept this cosy nest in which to chat or read or zest.

Signed on behalf oi’ Mt. Stewart W.I. President, Mabel Martin, vice- pmsldent, Mary MacDonald.

Miss Annie MacDonald. Mount Stewart.

Dear Sister lidcrnber: At this sea- son of the year when Santa is so generous with gifts, we thowht we would also tell him about you.

As Cemetery ‘lreasuxer you have capcbly attended t4; your duties. You have 81"". both cheerfully nnd

[generously of your valuable time.

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Sale Positively Encls January 3lsi:

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You Pay $14.95

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You were always ct the meetings, although as teacher in our d8)! school you aormtimes needed the extra time for recreation.

Wewishyoutoknowthatwe appreciate you: good work and ask you to wcept this Christmas gift from ul:

‘Tl: not an empty dish, But filled and running o'er the brim With every kindly wish.

Signed on behalf of Mt. Stewart W.I. President, Mabel Martin. vice- president, Mary MacDonald.

mo. Plgﬂtt and Miss MacDona-ld hanksd the members and Jess- ed deep appreciation for their gen- s-rous act.

The National Anthem brought a ielightful meeting to a close-

‘lhe hostesses for the evening were: Mrs. Ross Plgot. Mrs. James Dirnn and mo. Lane Pigct.

WOMEN VOTE IN TURKEY I08 T!!! FIRST TIME

ISIHIIBUL. Jsn- iii-Sig drums, pounded throughut the country, to- day reminded voters that this is election clay for members of the national assembly.

Women voted for the first time, Ind some women were candidates. Though harem dress has been abolished. loony women who went to the polls still were it booouhe they are too poor to buy clothing.

SMOKERS ! HICKEY a. nlcuotson p TOBACCO co. LTD.

Offer for Your Approval

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THEIR NEW PRODUCT

10c and will meet the requirem ants of discriminating smokers,

ISLAND usncuams ANYWHERE can surrur YOU wrrn

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Foaroua om MATTRESS 2 PURCHASE PRICE OF A SPRING FILLED MATTRESS. ‘Choose From Canada's Bess

TH! “MAYIAIRP Reg. price $19.95

they Muld use dozens of good old mattresses. - m‘ u ONION‘ l‘ “ t... r-‘ttwﬁt? :::::::::: "it Ki" T“ BM- You ray 818.50 Vwﬂh on‘ Stan‘!

6.00 Allowance .. Youth-y

$32-50

HARLOTTETOWN

LONDON IUBINIII GIRL! T0 LIABN 1'0 000K

London, Jim. ﬂl-Businols girls mtcbehudnthlutsdecok- m.

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The new institute, at ‘runple sta- tion, Thames hmonhnont, will also be the first arch kitchen in England at which food monu- fwturerhs can have their product: tested. -

"Such institutes are common ‘in Van den 861th. who presided. to i

reporter.

Oiuses for bullpen girls are to be held in the evenings. '11“ Y. W, C. A. and women's institutes mlvllllwllt the country are to co- operate.

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BUCKLE-EST, Jan. 2l.—~Dowager Queen Marie o! Rumanls, left the zapitsl today on s. special train for Gonstanzs where she will be the ruest of honor tomorrow at a ‘anquet tendered by officers of the ‘iritish cruiser Devonshire. King Carol received the officers at a special audience today.

TH! “TRUE REST"

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$27.60

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Possibly-n. You Do Not Realize

We m informed by mo". in touch with than things that time are many homes in the city that are-in dire need and that

lave $5.00 on the purchase price of one oi’ these luxuriously comfortable matter-asses and at thlllmtlmebrlngebitofcom- fort t0 some one not so fortunate

as yourself But Ac! New!

Increased cost of ‘materials lawn pointto higherprices.

in present labor

Potato Gift Acknowledged

lb‘. Park Francis Victoria, 108.1.

*1 has received the following 1am-

from the West which will be inter- esting reading. BHUUNOWAN, Ink. December, ll. 1084. PJLL Dear FHIDdr-RBMWUQ the spudl, three sacks o: them, and found your notein onqonsofthsothersacks came from Albany, REL, but couldn't msho cut the nuns. This is the first you since the drought that we have felled to now enough IlMen stuff for our own use. We hsd some spudl. but not many. I80 acres of flan lend Ind no spud! would look very funny down time Ivuldnﬁ: it. m‘ t ‘The grass hoppers were s raised hook with us lest year. 0on- ditlons are not so bed risht in my vicinity u in some ports to lint and Welt of hero. though they are bad enough. The drought has on the crisis though it would have come anyway duo to the economic position the ‘ erwas pieced in-ths exploiters have taken millions out of the this country- they get us going and coming. Then when their slaves are on the_ verge o! starvation in spite of the fact 0f the millions which thev have pro- duced in recent years. hose same lplous exploit“ cell on owl‘ farmers elsewhere for aid to the

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I4 Bright Virginia Type Tobacco made from choice leaf; ifis Imp? rant, mellow, mild. It will be ea oily recognized by its attractive package and the slogan “The Smoothest‘ Smoke” It retails at

bought farmers c! the west. hrrners in this dried out area ~ve m-odueed more value per capital than any other place in the ‘orld, when did the money go? “armors haven't got it bees/use they ‘re living on relief. The drought ‘arted here in i000 and has con- ‘nucd ever since. Though only in no we had e complete failure here, 'lt in some sections of the groviuce ‘iey haven't grown n thing since. Some are folllowing tns path of isst resistance, and passing on vie he ropeornlhotinthe hood. ‘our in put two weeks not fer from iere. They m mostly farmers who

An Important Duty

Those wlroapplec

no duty before them‘ portnnt no on examination their oyel. Other thing: be put oﬂ, but not that. elvlng old in seeing pays deeds in better health, ollmer nerves, more energy. l! any one thing may be a reed! help to success this is it.

G. F. Hutchison

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RAW FURS

Bring or send me your Mink, Muskrats, Raccoon, Cross o1 Red Fox before January 25th 1s this is the last receiving ‘lay for the February Sale. Qpecial prices up to the 25th. J. D. JENKINS

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When next you need gluon. Ihelr worth has been proved. Wellt np in latest styles! runes or mouthin-

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‘But some found ‘“ i bottom again. one was found hang- " ‘llg in his granary, others were shot. Brother s mother and

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to render the necessary assistance. Yours van truly.

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