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: Paul's defeated St. Peters by 260 —'

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patina: a Sal ... ‘Tee-which fully ..- in cozy be l 1 rcpwtim v . bnndCic.

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TONIGHF-Paul Koiiins‘.

"Y" Bowling

cnluncu Lemon: 1,65,, The Church ‘Magus got away to SPECIAL HOCKEY 11.11.. is...“ 8 800d start last night, when St. today 4 p. m. '1 3560

pins. A lot of old bowlers are back ARRIVED N SCOTLAND-A this year- s. MacNutt rolled the cable yesterday announced, the safe high single and three‘ 1.: 233 and arrival in Glasgow of Mr. W. K. 308cm and his sister, Miss mun Rogers. St. ‘Pnuis: SPECIAL HOCKEY train leaves w. Curmody today 4 n. m. 3660 ‘E! Caswell . 1E. Heartz S. MccNutt ..

TONIGHT-Tuesday-heor Paul Kollins—St. Peters Schoolroom. 3069

T t l— 0 8 2533. DELAYED“ Paul Kolllns, the

noted dramatist, arrived from the ' mainland last night but owing to

the ice conditions in the Strait was too late arriving at Charlottetown to appear as advertised.

St. Peters:

B. Acorn . . . . . . 159 140 l. Williams 119,6 124, E. Vessey .. 112 141 __. L. P. U. DANGEw-There was an unusually large crowd at the lubor

i was onsnporrnrowu GUARDIAN

SPECIAL HOCKEY train leaves‘ today 4 p. m. 31160

SPECIAL HOCKEY train leavos today 4 p. m. ' 311130

CAR FERRY MEETS HEAVY’ ICE-At midnight lost night the Car Ferry was threoqusrtors of n mile from Borden fighting against heavy ice. She had left Tormen- tineixt 5 o'clock meeting unusually heavy ice during the trip. 1

EXTENSIVE TRAVELLING — ‘Mr. Peter Kienstra, n native ot Hol- land, who has been in Charlotte- town during the past week, leaves this morning on return to‘ his home in Holland. hlr. Keinstra. has visit- ed practically every country in the world and has svrlttcn a book in his nutive language on his observa- tions in many countries, particular- ly Egypt and the Holy Land where he spent the past winter. He visit- ed Nazareth, Bethlehem, Jerusalem, Cairo, and the irrincipul cities in Australia, New Zealand and every province in Canada. He considers

T°1fl1—:2?73- Union Hall last night on the occas- ion of the annual bull. Between four I and five hundred were present. nnd

all seemed to be thoroughly enjoy-

In the second game St. James fented Central ‘Christian,

British Columbia the finest country he has visited. l-le has been travel- ling during the ipast ten years and _

1ln that; time has covered over two

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Mr. P. W. Clarkin of The C.N.R. Gives an Interesting Address at the Weekly Lun- cheon Yesterday.

At the Rotary luncheon yesterday with Mr. Edwin Nicholson in the chair, the speaker was Vice Presl- dent, P. W. Clarkln, Division ‘Freight and Passenger Agent oi the C. N. R. who gnve the following interesting and informative ad- dress:

A FEW RAILWAY FACTS '

in beginning my subject. I am first going to giro you n few pora~ sraphs taken from the report of a speech delivered by Mr. E. W.

ll-‘acific Railway before the Toronto ‘Board of Trade recently. l will lfol-

"Beatty. President of the Canadian

totlie Province by the Borden gate- way during 1926 than left by this route.

These figures are encouraging as they would indicate that fewer of our people are leaving us and some of the former residents are return- ing.

‘Summer tourist traffic. which is increasing to an appreciable extent each year, would have no bearing on these figures as the same num- ber of tourists coming to us would return to the mainland.

The number of tourist automo- biles which came to the Province via Borden during the past year was 2216 against i753 for the prev- ions year, an increase of 463 cars or 27 per cent.

l-‘rom Borden to Tor-nicotine dur- ing 1926, ‘we ferried 2080 autos and in 1925-1661. You will ohsenvd ‘that although we received 2216 tourist autos via this gateway, we only sent away 2020, u difference of 136 cars. This can be accounted as follows: A greater number may leave the Island via ‘Plctou route . and again, a number of commercial cars are taken over by dealers un- dei- their own power and o few lforeigu cars are disposed of to

Steamy dampness makes hands aiifl‘ V

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. . Lthih ii . tiithlProi. lng themselves. Dlxons Orchestra hundred thousand miles. eight. but m a1 1,11,39,11 111 mo‘. 11.11111“ £31 11511.8: 5&1? gregtrxdsotgmhifizillg Dari-his 1:11;“: be,,,,,‘,',§‘,fe 3111mm“.

_ was in attendance. times round the world, During his They had no children,‘ but M“ no“ “an-m

SEAL’ BRAND t ' a Pl t r - n 192s I i |l'e ‘ ‘T Haws“ 169 FUNERAL NOrncE The film" lgughillrglllleéowgcthe tsgafiiguiffi don‘s niece, Bliss Zviargorct Show. ‘Here are some of the things that flirfilllflilrllflhfldcbaulilg? lsfmfilifr MB": I ' ' ' ' ‘ ' ' " ‘ "T" ‘ ‘ ‘ L‘ -S X S ' -’ - . - \ . . l-l. Lupthorne . . 143 pl of the lato F. H. Horne will be here next sPrinZ p hi‘: f,l1".j.‘jgl.,‘\has,g,1,Glr1ggii l vliziiignbiighfistliported by illifdalltdtchteillzgignltgiarihc 0351:1123; - l I- . .. - , , " l " ' ‘ 1 ' —-_—-i— 1, ‘ 1 g3 Cigigmerlgwi‘ “em ‘°“L°"f°‘w (wl?dnfsdny) an?“ ‘ _ them u daughters devoted care and Speaking about u. railway m0n~ A-‘lflflclutlon. consisted of 4.300 DB!- " p n00" from 5'" Pam a 01mm whhr" attention opoly in ‘which he did not believe Bellgers and 596 tourist automobiles ii- 146 service will be held commflwmg at 0r the‘ Gordon family of twelve. he dwbted if a“ d: l"! flllllreclate b0!“ WW8. We are unable to give 2 p. m. interment Milton Cemetery. . 0H1). one 51.1w, 5,,,,,1v,._.,_ _\1,-5_ .1311. the magnitude of transportation in you the number which moved in MR. DANIEL GORDON

‘ Sit. James:

Tailor finds way to overcome) rheumatic stiffness and ache Tenn-zoo. _‘—._"' A Philadelphia tailor has found a quick way of getting rid of stifineas . in the hands and arms ca by con-- stantly using a hot iron. m _

"I am by tradeapreaser,"he writes. "I am always using a hot iron and my hands and arms gel: stiff. I have been using liniments for a long time and 1 find that Sloan's Liniment is the best. It always gives instant relief."

Sloan's gives real help because it ltifii up your own bodily forces to throw oil‘ the trouble, and to restore normal, healthy action in the sick tissues. 1 _ _

Just pat it on lightly, without rubbing, and the first thing you know the aching and stillness are gone. ct abottle today. All druggists- 35 cents.

Control lfjhrlatia - Wolfvjlle w. Smith l 1x2

M. Carter . ., ... 158

. . M. ‘ .. l .\'.\'|\(l, Juli. 31. -—(!nnniul: J‘ 3x121?‘ H7

pvt-ti llH slaintling in the (‘.. W. M Adan“ 124

zabeth Iilncllonuld of Georgetown, Canada" each ‘Hrecmm as 3M9 W“ 9°‘ who has 1iussell her ninety-second BY “Mhlg Wgeulel‘ We 0655b lll- lmllshed-

year‘ vested in the prlvaltely owned Cun- 190 night after n. thrco month visit to The funeral Wm take place ‘Quay ndiiln Pacific andthe cash disbursed 205 hor daughters, lVlrs-i. A. .1. Eugel- 11pm be“, 311111, 1327' 11.111101 Gm. M 2 XL m‘ m Brudweu Cemmerv directly or indirectly for the public "53 man or Detroit nnd Mrs. J. J, 'i‘rni- don, uf New Perth, 1iosscu his “' owned Canadian National, the

ENJOYED TRlP.-.\f'rs. J. ill. Mt:- 145 Lean, Montague returned Saturday

Freight Traffic

During 192G, the Car Ferry mov--

700 p,

Qlnce taking over thl: Hotel we have spent many thousand: of dollar: in repairs and lmprovementl. It l: now the finen Hotel of it: clan in the Maritime Prov- inces. lt appeal: to thou who want a eomforubll Hotel and splendid table and excellent urvlce at : moder- ate price.

MARRIAGES

a DEATHS

mm from $3.00 per day.

Charlottetown

Hotel 00., Ltd.

Proprietor: M155 l-- MeQUAlD. Mlnage

to 54-00

-€_-¢0->--—- liuurdwt Llnimcnt for unimul nllmonfs. pnssml znrilY-

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QUEEN HOTEL

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Vlliien the Children Cough

HUGHES’ COUGII MIXTURE

AT ONCE.

During the Wm, 1926‘ we moved NTONWWEAL, Jan. 31. — The for- 3:‘. from Borden w Cape Tormenune sign demand for Canadian grain oul 29,884 passengers nnd during the me Mnmreal Inarket “may ‘wwl

name pcrlnd for 1925 31,164 a do» “gain 0' a very “mm”, chammpri .5 cream, or 1280 16mm“ the Janina and little business was done. Thc<

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ROGERSON- At Fanning Brook Dec. 30th, 1926, Thomas Rozersou Sr., in the 84th year of his n58 le i hi d idow (H96 "Company has particularly’ at- Mgigirget éuufgsngxw one M“ imaw“ “pemnss l“ ‘Pflnm Ed’ Ernest of Fanning Brook and one wurd llsland, with unlimited 0D- daughter M" J_ E Dmgwem M111. wmmm’ m" ma] sabemen‘ gell to mourn their loss. Write, ‘giving full particulars to CW" 14"» Ch" G§g5‘"1‘f;i M MePHERSON-At the Parochial 1111,11“ Green“ can“ m”, _____________'_____ House, St. Margaretta on Jun. i123- imrk write Fuchs‘, Card Co“ 14o Lost 1927. Elizabeth Mclsaiifi: lagorNei-l we“ 42nd st New York, 3M9 years, beloved wife o e a e ., ' McPherson of Uiggé bTlletréilllfllltlfi LOST FROM MY RANCH ONE will b8 IOIWAPGB Y m“ F” sale IIIVBI‘ female fox. curiae.- please clenooe Station on Wfldllwl" -—-——-— “my 51mm. n 9111mm", P0113813 evening, Feb. 2nd and the timers! F°R SALE-BHORTHORN 00W R E I 3527449441 will take place from the resIdebcO llld heifer, registered. milking ‘ ' ltraln. Ono-Clyde Golding, 1500

of her son Daniel ‘MCPYIB3IOII. Uigl: ' on Thursday morn n; at ll. 11l- Iuuurls. Loo Blake, Milton. Male Help wanted Vernon River Cemetery. .__ 3““'1'2”'3,' FIREMEN, ‘BRAKIMEN. aeem- ‘ F011 sAL§__n LmH-r LmH-mqe nera 0150-8260 monthly, a so

Sulcsmcn Wanted Female Help Wanted

WANTED - YOUNG GIRL TO "Pill with housework. Country Kiri preferred, apply 5 Euston Si. d055-24-6i

LADIES — EAR_N $7 HUNDRED

s-._.__-_‘ THE CROWN LIFE INSURANCE

€if$fi

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Rexall Orderlies

‘film the bent and forget the rut-

Price: 25c, we nnd 31-00-

¢¢v¢‘¢ - 4 :If¢_'i2e.rA.n£ v35?

, ,, . . . ‘I59 n 1- 01 Quebem lShe p; a1 131-91101“111,11,1y_,,11,1h 1,111,111,)“ .111 1,1111 Q[\t_- f ‘T total of $1l,$il7,396,541 1o obtapwu, ed from Borden to Cope Tormen- .w,l.k1' yo. Ifflfitirlfrh$§lfl$;f§ll§l'l \- Totul——2283. viiilting her sister Mrs, 1'1. C. White. cred on his our: huntirtdih your. lt l n Y9“ 913mm“? "W lllmleyrl which “mi 7%“ w" "f fmight ""4 l“ "'- l‘ F ‘ l l 11.1.1- u id . 192'>— oso - - r 11111111 5 m 2: defeat. The ice East. utoyulty. where she ivlll rc- was hoped motile might hnvu lived * e QB" Ila and “hlch (runner ~ “ "fllfi- d“ Increase ‘I 1111- host played here in recent B°W“"II 141W“ 3l=h°dl4|= tapping to her home in Montague. but. it. wits not m he. Sunday night "Elsi"?! "l?" “Perallllg deficit‘ 0" Zia: [:1 “:1d'f‘i“;‘!l° {he 10238;‘ c, .-\ large l“0»\V(l attended. —'-*—“ ———~¢°'>—"-— nt ten o'clock he fell asleep in Jos- The regmql. “(.9111 11f e rial '- l reg on muney . burrowed‘ 11 ’i e n y ‘:8 5" w“ “ r‘ __.__.+>_-_ Tuawday- Feb. m. 7.00 p. m.—— pERQQNALQ ,,_,,_ . ‘ ' » ‘K "l "l" "m" ""1811!- yu" will still have an we‘! @190 1°34 lnlflcellfllleml" ' . 31 ~E ~l .. Ni \hol n. , . . . _ . A “L “mam V“ L so Mr Benjamin Rogers City left 1-eSi;liztjchxgi-egiifriiiibl!‘Ego nlml] tihest {llminijlllgtl Offwerfllbuvilere of dnuars invested in [he physical passenger cars or a mm] or 12,972 _ y ‘ _ . v .. . : . » - (u y m. n lit’ or 1e your .. 1 111-0119111191; of 111911;, 1W0 60111911111951 cars of nil descriptions against l1 Dllxlagdl/Blléigflllgexitl, yesterday on u Vlfilill! “"9"”. born at Brudcncll River. on the wmmy 1\1,,,1,.,,s.1_ 51519,. Mm-y ..I.he net national debt 0t Canada mm] of 9660 .10}, 192i l Ilflwlllt V-‘l- Adlllll-‘l- Messrs. Roderick ll. T)‘l“"1“’*““- Dewar. llo. was n worthy llesceml- Deputy .\li~lli‘l>ss~—‘5i.‘lff>i‘ Mnr- c 11 1w 1e 1e - ,1 1. 1C , T . ‘ T1, _1_.(; 1,1, 111p ' . . _, .1 ' ‘ ' ‘ ‘f’ 3f“ w l realize "m! Q19 "lollfi-Y f’ me mm “l” _°‘"m°"' ' ' r ‘Vi ' & ‘V1 “Mann's V” Nicholson ztrewflftglgiiejnilifflcslrlrsnii tug. Phllnrl-ufn u! 1111194 vb-(‘iolirftaliss£ti'ldiullililfiid 1:3; gugfhltlpdnlilnlgg-ilitcr hinry Roberts ‘Gmfsenuéd by fihefle "VLOOO m‘ um m Home“ mnmg ‘Qmwgfié-s we“! m“! m "“~‘“‘* l“ m GEMS’ H11 rh-lllcllse l Omc Miwti Tuesdas-l‘ we’). 8th: 8B0 p’ . . . tame to iuct t ~ . 1 - ~ - llllole 1111189 or rmlwfly 8,10,18,13 11,9 loaded freight cars against 70.15 firs“; m 50 “m” pm. doze“ rpm. 11.. lenm to o game hi h y u Ew Se"! r l i l _ I l i 1,. wrung?“ w, Hum, m, nosflbp, .1 ac an vs. 1 ne . official ins ness. m“ or 11,9 11,18 3111mm (30111011 31111 . essic .. lurcr 0W1, 1,111,916 m. 10 011m.“ by over ed freight cars for 1926. ln uddltlon - . 1 n _ v ‘ _ _ p, .,,. ___ 1 M , _ _ stendy with .1 small trndc 1inssn... _ 1 ‘ -_— his wifc, Betsy Stewart. _ _ ‘lldllitlllflll scuetury Qlster 1'1 .10 per cent o1- approxlmateb, $700; there were 21956 empty freight curs mmmfi mm m 43 1.9M,‘ “m1 111.5111 lh-luuco — h). \Vur(l. 31mm“ “'- DOW” The many friends oi‘ Airs. fiorllou] James (lordon and i115 iamlly sub- 5 m“ 000,000. Iferried and 990 miscellaneous cars M 45 cum m“. (“won The recenm, mmmc" ‘T n‘ mmrgm‘ l Tuesduy’ Feb’ 15m‘ Hm p‘ m‘- M-chlillnn, Cornwall. will rcgrctsequcntly removed to New Perth _ _ v C ‘ ‘I H ‘ ' " ' mrc — W. Power. DOW" Vh- Adamlb that she underwent an opermlon nnd here the lute llnnlcl Gordon m. their transportation than the pgopk; 9671hfur the previous year. potatoes showed miprovement and unit. v Gnrnhum ‘lirholson vs Sestner u t ii n 1 M any “m” Cmmwy‘ “m1 “"3 ma‘ T e Bream “mm” “Y ‘hem a lursel‘ volume ui" bilsluerls was '"-- - ‘l - - - no fusortimeyven e , ,___ 11' A, Bruce and C. Young. A. Wednesday, Feb. 16th, 7.00 p. m. Hospmfl’ SMIGL 131211 111,131 his grandfather, James €';‘l'“;“_‘:1__%figill;egaagulxrts systems combined only represent 111115 would be refrigerator cars to ward mud green moununns were lnrlnue; Howatt vs. lilacEachern. ‘W.’ 1.3.1.1111 npinnlill- Central 31811111,,’ at Brackwy PD111[_ fluard1au_s1stel. Dom Harper 2.8 pgp cont of the cash actuullyliakehiture of the potato traffic und quoted M $1110 per bag of nmew \'r the undersigned do hereby Ad V1 Each “vested m these railways‘ n s tonnes’. on’ X mxgm‘ wk“ pounds and Quebec WM“ stock at ’ '" , . ‘ms "- — a“ “m - . r1‘. 1 u: r, Mrs. a. r.- , 0 tu. north side of me w!“ t-he (ilianenge of the R‘ c‘ Tuesday’ Fen 22ml 8'30 '1)‘ m'_ fI}.‘e.\l‘l-li;2<1§rkio(l]rl,ggisiiil-giimfonil street §§§§ge1§.,.,, 030,111, 091105119 1111.1 mgtllssfinwjlwhy ausnesg__sister A. purchasers of materials and sup. protected cars are borrowed 41m“ bulk ex track. Prices for sll grades \. it s. (unmo to be played at 5911111151- vs, Howvmt. __ . _ lathefsl where he Spent the greater xymcmnnml‘ 111mg qt 1111mm“ 1111111118 aggregate foreign lines and hauled oil the G1 mmm. ‘Vere “.811 11151111811191] “n. 1 - Alfred Reeves and Aus- p“; Q1 his days. -i—<+>———-—— . Signed lmcholson v5 Down M”““‘g . . _ ‘ _ , . . _ _ yeap and exceeded 3150111111000 The railway management during1 1 . . _ - - _ t1 .11 lnllil ni Frcetou n nttcndell 11 , i. 1 111M111“, ,8 11111119, - . . . 1 _ 26f was quoted at 41c. to 41 12 c mtemlemam Abbi“ Tuesday. Mar. Isl. 7.00 I1. m-—- n zuvlikl vs (‘rvslnls Hockey . B. “as m g (1 -\ nic and . - . ,Th°"' comrnmtion direct and 1"‘ the pa“ “W0. seasons’ ha” made Del‘ DQ111141. ‘The Yofieiill! We?!) 29 1).. F v1 D 11 U18 A1 l‘ F‘ l nnd also it citvci mocha , 1 _ _ . 1 H. M t 1 h ‘"1 " ‘ M‘ ma" Down vs. MucEachern. match in (‘"lll\l‘1<lll<‘l<l\"" 1"“ mi’ whceluzright Even alter he had Ugeégntliighi(tgnlmificiag piglspemylziluignferftrto?tililzzppuyioireinélrizfdiifl I;ackag‘1?s' The foreign and ‘on! — 4 _ _ ___ _ - v__\ '_ _ _ , ‘ n o 1e llr erance ,-n l"-h - ~. it l we the “All Stars" Hockey tenm vTues-day, “at 1st’ 830 I" m ‘m! lllglit. lkznthcd a very nllynncoil age, he 13151111111“ on the 1., O. C. Alleys of “S progress as a “M1011 1,1 111,. potatoes ut grant expense to tne,§,‘1,,g.',“, m, (13659 u“ EJD“ _ biclioison vs. islowatt. .. . .. s 1m p. 11S when cm- 1 f 1.1 ill i3 rberq by ' . fl - W" "m- thief" ""9 ‘ hereby clmnenge any 1mm "ML Wednesday Mar 2nd 700 D m llr l ti Whc-ur will sllll from “"3 m“) f.) . n‘ mmyluw Pres“ d“ e4 Q c ‘I R n‘ (ilspntahle, and all we ask is that ‘(Ampan)’ “M 1 presume m“ mwunade .\"o. 1 white nnd colored was 1e team in Cornwall. (lame to he Sent“? W Qmmg" ' ' ' ' Sax“ 151m" B on February “h Dlflllevd 111 l"? ‘"1" “W; l‘ smelfent o narrow‘. margin 0i 25 villa-qr} ‘ll i we should be permitted to pay om- efforts in this connection are ap- 111101911 at 19 3.1; Gems p9,. pound .,_,-,.,1 1r. Cornwall Rink in U"! qmosdfly“ ‘Ma-l. 700 m__f E' 1., 11,, 1119 111151-9515 01mg“ -*P"'“.‘"K"‘\"°° "Sea, " h can hull b18110“ $111819 "Y —-’~’ ‘f1 wage scales and our coal bills, to Pmclaled by the ShIPI-lem and eastern June goods at 19 l-S "l'1'"1“l'“~ Please “mom ‘l“'°“g1"\11,.11o15m,Q; jacgakhém IL 7 n-gpinil. “m. m, 111111410, 111m. 1m“ °1 the 1513114‘ “as “ma” Y J. Hughes hall‘ hlllllefi‘ Wm‘ °5 “f pay the interest on the moneys we “VFW 1")!‘ a “will B! l0 0'11 110N110 cents per pound. The receipts were i‘ have“ ' . Tu “d hsh d1 t. in h dl u“ “K e‘. y 4 1 g “ti vlioni Vlr mm‘ . Tonight Social Clubs v5, Aurholi have borrowed, a fair return to the ‘with ll may be news to you that 12.1 boxes, ' 111118111) a3 101101713; as av’ ‘ are r u? “o 5 r “e11 "1 Nwllwu- “' ‘ ‘ _ ' ‘ inheriting the sturdy Dllysllllltl Ot]1'()1]_ ivwners and have something over Potatoes "Ow give ‘M5 district 51 map. Mccmnm (Cam) 1A {PuesduyufiMar-ttiitll. 8-30 u- u\--— vilheui- less lwru mllll<ltled f“ 1.1.. ancestors, he had always ‘cn- Tvrjmlirovoments and bettermentg per center its freight tonnage, D1,.» llelencc—G. iiennessey. G. Dar?“ ‘ums vs’ own ' -. mxmy yum‘ loycd robust health. lllli" 111° “m” Press: without attemlllins; to live through 111E "19 D851 13"- We hail the lleflv-1 “""*“*0 ’ wownesday’ Mm‘ 9m’ ‘no p‘ m'— —__ Bl‘ 9i W“. Wile“ ‘he “wk sermuiJy A. Aiurtin . . . . . . . . .. 231 113 the mctlium ni‘ exhaustive borrow- ‘e51 "lovemelll 0" PQCOPd and the‘ ‘senmer "s- Dmvn- BIRTHS ill with 1mcnnionizi. He recovercti“ Morgan __ __ 137 let) ingg‘ ' total movement for October, Nov- l-‘nrivarrls-I’. Hughes. It. Wil- S _ , , - . . 91111191‘ "S- 31343419319111» . . ,. . v 1 - 1 - 1 ', 1 - l broke hi3 _ 173 2'5 alone, Mr. Benny lurihe~ sold "stat- d9" w" 1323 cflrlllads- °l'¥1l‘l"'°x1"l' am\_,__¢.>-_--_-R' Johnson’ w‘ Mdmns‘ TllesdaY- Mllwh 15- 3'30 ll- m“ ‘EH7.’ w 1d“.- alntd N“ Hum“ M‘ F‘ lilep ntililllllclillq cdgiiliicri-miiim to lllfidii 1115s 1:2 M! ill lcrllls oi‘ a day's income" we-"lely 1-36-7350 ‘mshels’ The ‘new’! tt D f t Down vs. liowatt. um‘ a Hug] e" 1.01.1.1}, [m- some time. Nine yours 31§un,1_2502_ find thut in 1925 it took the revenuemem b5’ mm“ steamer“ mlm1 1 (l G G3. S Nicholson va. Adams. 1 _,_ “_ , l t 1 1 Ann!“ accident and as n q _ I who Cash recepmm 1m. 75 dnysksailing vessels was 837.1577 bushels Adams’ “mm” of the flrsvspc‘ (iilrsdaltlrsrxii “b. tlullighigi‘. rztlasillfilt, ha‘; since been clonfined ifi liuulifiligiics 173' 289 ‘ventfm the lmrchase of materlallor a total“ 2,204,827 bushels hi?“ tiou to play winners of this section. beam? Rum his housa some 1501,1113 ago 1,15 111. ,m_A_iknl . .313 1-31 supplies and incidental operating ‘he ‘mmmwcemenl- ‘l! the m" 5 P‘ ___ .. . . . . . . . . . . . -- ll>\'l)t>N. Jan. 3i. ~—l’hii Scott , _ . , 0991-1111111 W3 ,1 111 1~ ,1 c 11,- ler. nun heavyweight champion, (lei Dgath of Veteran thou hi» stcurllly grew Wellkel “"1" .|_ wulsii .. c‘ 21‘,’I§1.1-,,e1_ The] 03,21,311 010111 ,‘,’,,‘;§,“‘,’,,.I,‘i| ‘To slve you some idea of how ulpll ilnrtilzzoln. the linlion title . MacLEAN__GRlGG_ AL the Umk thlyemeudlctamfi G rd n ‘ [H a ma“ 1.1 11,.1111e_<1§(y . .. [to My the taxefl‘ Interest chargespchm “Mata name is increasing, _ _ _ ‘ cnu.r. oo v.. ‘ rt llull loulnhi. xvhciiitliclltullnu m‘ Chmu‘ P“““m‘“m' Bldflm‘ n“ of splendid charuclci- nnd of n lngll ——’—4'T ‘ends ~44 days lcnvlni! a surplus elllutim- m" “mvemem thrwghl llH disqualified for iitt n1: ow. _-—- , _ B I (. i of T “e VH1. R ' 1mm- a11 expenses and charges ogyBorden for the fall shipping season 'l‘h,. mull-ii was to go twenty HAMILTON. Bermuda Jan- 31- h“ Caxew‘ P“) ‘l: gs Y1 id EYWL loader of secular nnd relll-i- G P. . _1 1, . 1 _ 1- , u 11111113 ground 300 standard cal-loads, . __h{ujol__ceunral James. C‘ M0 Eyttti-‘ifittinlcy lVlocLedn of Buys c. mus nwraum!’ possessing a tho“ r _ s x 1.13s earrings 0i be ermerr P111111 Scott's victory dopendcdiDoutlull, who commanded the Can- ’ ' ough. knowledge of the Bible. and (Special to the Guardian) six days earnings “.81.... 1111111111; we few years is due to the active de- _ hurl left for the protection of the Velopmellt in carlmed Bee"- iqucst of new lnurels. Ehéitltillafiitlllgrgpgtzlili-figred150d“? _ 011 Scriptural doctrines- k “ A, t; liipetlntle, assist-nut foreign property after we had paid our 1M), meg 1n 51AM“; ya“ these 11g, “T T‘ T _ ‘ __, _ J . ll lmssossed 1 must T6 Ell V" freight zignn _ Plums lm- nu npcn- niraltnr at, hiuior-(lonerul Mncfiougnll was CROQKIETT o" Mmmay m‘ e ‘ Pacific ltitllwuyhggsilnihli1111110111-1111616111’ and a 7911501191,", ural production is on the increase ~ ~ >~l nhlc to recall interesting incidents evl-iiiun ut tho ficncrn_ - '. return to our shareholders. l" 1M5 Pmvlnce “m! we 1°91‘ m‘ wirzll huvr- been sulrmliictl to the ed the Canadian permanent force lCrockett in lilH 88th Yea“ Fm?“ 1 . t 7,30 f" m spinal momnillllfl- M‘ y‘ 1 g1 {umber incfeage 1 11“, 11-91191“ wullu-llrtil authorities. in i885, served in‘ South Afrlcn itnd from his lnle residence tomolurtlslilé unlit 1011i; 1150- H9 911W the m?“ ' m - l t. ‘ “mml Y U“? Presmelll- 0f the n l throughout the luni-opeuu wur. (Wednesday) afternoon, so . . Victoria. nnd two s in‘ of safety‘ which h! Mt commmb never hem“. 1mm ‘he’, am at 11w . v ‘fortaiblo dwellings 1suratc with the slzo or importance. Present "me “d lbemw“ a" ""1" L mu B >mme1el.y_ inrms nnd colm ‘ _ I , .- SEMENTS cn......t. _ At 1...... :‘.‘.‘.‘."‘.‘..‘;§::.",.?,£;..l§"“‘ or THANKS M‘ “'"' “""“ °‘ “““ I ' I ' ' ' ' .. ‘ l lo not bcllcve any person will Immune" 1° 1h" WhWL 31st, Mary lloclloriy, wiic of Noll ii-y was n member (it ihn (lhuirh l > , .. ,l ___ ‘question the facts and figures as “e m" "m"? i“ ‘he ""1"" Pm" Bo per lllw of 5 ""1" lxter. 111, iti- ‘cnd Doctor John Knox. _ 3 n‘, . I , _ _, —~- “.70 pol llna of o word: l “'13 “flux; m; M WM able he was Mrsndraf ‘W151, to thank thgil‘ evidence. that the railways must hellilfllmll“ d" P"! ‘"1"’ m “"3 @191“ M. J. MPlYOl, Klrflmra; Miss R. STEWART M m ‘mm human, l l. Alexa _ ‘or ma“. ()p(irfllt(\fl m. a I)“S|uQgB nlmpnnuonl om soil lFi of the host nnd when Jopmson y 1 . v _‘ I L ' ' a “Pgumr awclumm at ‘he church "fiends and nemhbors in thelfillnil llC allowed to have sililflciaut 71?“ Sow you n“; éillnie m ma“. M“ C‘ ‘G. zggzgllf‘? hfllr-lgenii‘ . . _"‘l(>'.l‘(' is no suci in, n. a crnp , ' . ' “ ' ‘ - ‘ M, c1111 ut IHnrtsv-lllo, ircbruziry in. l“ 1378 he mm.,.1,,n Marga?“ "ca"! Bad bereavcmenn A1“ (:1v-\l1l)lalml‘t‘\'0llll6 to function and to ex ‘runum m this "me firfislnze by gvtglyl/inhputhpurl; l). .\i_ ,\y,1-(:<1y1-,111_ lsce aneous ————-————~——r*—-—~—'—- at H o‘ on“ Smm" dm'gm"" “t m" l?“ ‘Kw- floral tributes and letters ° By47l -'\'tvw {or n icw forte ns to island "l" “ea- - lheret g (m, (“mun o YOUNG WOMEN DE3|R1NQ To FARR°_w__‘At Anni“ ROM‘ mm Jolm Shaw- Silo still survives him, p311,” . v ‘ ' __ , §111-\.\,“\- 11 1“ l) |.‘ 1 _ _ ' Y ' “»‘"“‘““" fl" ' " ' Adams Training School for 11.011111181101118 o! w1111a,“(1111e,,1,1,. rillfliflel‘ Traffic 365212 28 1m‘) NIIPBBB- P191199 ‘"519 911W- be’ Tuesday at 2 p m to Appin Runil ‘v t l fore January 12th. $011M“ 011311" cemetery. an Bl - t ND . -_- Provides monthly allowance M"! Runnels-nu this city 0n Jon. 30th A privilege of six months course John Frederick. ngedsix weeks lm- ~ umms, input housekeeping, from m; Yale University $011001 0! loved sou. of Mr, nnd Mrs. Jami-e iiurch 1st till June. Address _l)'core Guardian. 3659-21-31 “lumped HUM" m Enum That t t all nd. forms cmldm 6mm"- 120 roomy" 1 i0 B H! \il‘ y i 44 o’ “Nah hm]; pflvl Q no habit. 1n the put few yum. Few ‘ Hotel: throughout Clllll-‘ll undthc United Stet“ have urvlca to all Grunts- Tolu- phone: in roomi- l Rate: $4.00 to $5.00 P" Charlottetown Hotel 00., Ltd. Proprietors