Youlooge

1 a '-'My eon who U

‘ls-s. A, -

"ill-v- one u; 19,9: “us.

He uh; has a coll

9, "I R mush will‘ 1r lsrllcfv

rs. Ella Ro inadn

q I CQnt. I -

Sol n aunt-l, r» £9.11"? bolas, lotions-w. Ital-chill- ayclctnlntlplrr '

‘"4 lit

on» Ranolaa ‘lulu ~ remedies but have‘ never triad lllilhillg before which he liven Preaching’ shite-u." "ITS." '6 f3 Mﬂykﬂd 5h. Winnipeg, Man.

e-

hi rest Pyorrhea use, c ange white, a

Asset-bl...

_ Ymﬂlﬁﬂllll?“ and the tenant tor ruinedi carpets mouth feeling clean, cooland irah. and the "k6; against me burglm-m

"m" Burgllng-wonit be worth ‘the

r-ﬁ

Only u few dram. runernbor-ao the will lnat a long, long time. ll.I5—at melt drugliats or sent poatpald by

w. r. rolmc rlsc. Lyman Building -

PrQfgQsjQnQI Son against losses incurred by.

e civil proceedings and orders .

s. s. Hessian Q ' y t . ..- Barrlater, Sollclgr, Notary. Public and $900 W0 '

o. MONEY TO LOAN - p_ g, m.“ judgment was given by hi; lord-

Mark R. tears". who operated on his shop.

zalllnlsrsn, sotlolron,‘ no. ‘hi""‘l°'»‘°-Y "1"" “W8- EPBIRHlI-iﬂ

Charlottetown, ‘P. E‘. lalami Palmer a .l>.=,_l,9,s;- " H. J. PALMEﬂQ-Ké- "

Money to Loan

Bank o1 Nova

1 mm" damages 08llil€(i.'10.i10liS0h0|dS by Charlottctown, P. E. l.‘

(condoned-Gram Pass. 1) dwelling house built by Mr. E

Dorchester Street; and dwelling houses for Mr. B. Brolrlner and Ilir. S. Kennedy at Brighton, by days work.

Messrs. M. P. I-Io en's Sons are building a new dwe ling house on

Ofkﬂulifﬁine Jrqto Dorchester Street. They have also

of water, makes a Mouth Wash ti:

done considerable! rebuilding to their wood-working factory, re-

_ _ Qt Wm t!“ oently badlydamaged by fire. the teeth of 111118101]! germs. Ilir. Doyle has completed sh illi-

portant remodelling job (or Mr.

t, it . . . glmu__n,| W. J. Brawders, whose mung-y may,‘ store, corner of Queen and Kent

Streets has now a corner en- trance and an additional show window. windows, locks. doors, cupboards,

i

u, candle, that is, the dark lantern if

hard-working men are to be taxed and bullied in this way.

‘ M°'"""" Their only recourse will be to

iornlv a Bur-glare‘ ' Amalgamated Mutual General insurance Associa-

against theili.

At Cardlif goods worth 82,00 were stolen from a jewellerﬁs shop ‘rth were recovered; The Jeweller "claimed dallluzes to the amount of the balance” and

ship against the “Four Muske-

Ilt ls suggested they will have to work overtime night wcrkrto raise

really not a colmtry-tltftorheroes .- to live in. - ._ , lrﬂfnct, the burglars are crying out for Protection. It this pen {lsocutlon godsyon the industry oi out"of.tbe country. f . v They find some consolation in the‘ fact that as yet none of’ them has zbcen‘ sued, for ‘ jthe . moral

their demonstrations oi » burglary. ~I

MacDoiiald illlcPhee °°,"*"a'$i1‘l' ﬁzi/"élfazﬂtlﬂs I

o o l.-A. MoiJONALIiE H. F. Morass] cuvclNN-STI- 0» Del‘- i1-—llw llnrrinicra, Attotary, Etc. ' qguhnn,“ be revealed for the first time at‘

GIIAIIIIATI‘! alurnlilalv scnoon . . 0F rklchpnnlcs _ American Association for the Ad

lroor corral-align‘ "Hm hm‘ m”- 27-

» Prof. Iinrrls Hancock, oi‘ the us- R soclatlonkl Cincinnati committee, unanv-lrmvrwualt Co.

illaarlottelown, l‘. E. HIW-ll-lﬁ-lfllll- .-

Dr- Co C- mitlctsjanlvlcnnctiltzpillers of the associa-

lmt onauw- - m,“ -

llleallvul school aha alum-l . , . '9 . . . . , .,

Prncllce llnltell to ma. nu, lvoao urc of the dis overlcs to be an- . t ,

lllfice Ilayer natldlnm Glut GMIII emu

‘felon-lone! 8504.

Against Burglars

LONDON, Doc. ZL-Tlle law is The association now has l ore Kihoin ‘it'd-re atfberlledslllcﬁdurlilg k Rlf- than 10.000 nigm- rs "in 0011 llllr.‘illvll‘ts'll"tlli' "her death rains the standing represent! g the iollplvi Wednesday. ‘Dec. i2, lim- ggug 55¢ " 7 late. fiihos. HllFnett of the Cbarlo to- 9i!

l-cnlly becoming toollard; lf Justice Bailhache oile justices o! the High Court v ‘ (‘OTTQCI it will be no use a llard- "Mathematics. physics, zoology. EjgvnPogt

is lng sciences: working burglar , the botany. antllrollolou. psychology. swag" as n. little nest egg when he sociology and economics, phllology "comes out." The burglars are liable for damage to lllo amount of the value of hoods not recovered. lucillt-ntally thc owner of bllrgled will be able lo recover (outages for

the

b-rokeu mas. mar-rugs? BURNETT v

I Horst vlosoltl

Qiffara to "the travelling

.-~

AT ANNUAL SE88l0ﬂ portant discoveries, far beyond the present scope of science, are tel tho 77th annual meeting oi’ the

vanccmonl 0t‘ Science opening

announced that revelations of vital importance to t o advancement of . civilization will e made in several Holds of science represented in

lion. however declined to give any advance

nouncedf "The convention. meeting In i5

tlnue through to

awn bleach-vi» alliance-

cllucn o .

friends" were very much shocked when they receive, the sudden illness o

Matthew

. h ' l t‘ . . Burnett, of FortAu ustuspwhich fflafﬁjlqﬁﬁfii“--j 59kg“??? caused her death. a er only two phﬁsb u”

weeks ol: illness, of paralysis. Tho - late Mrs. llurnett. was the thirll daughter oi the late Hugh Cum- mislly and was born in qlgail_ nan

68 years ago, removing to‘ ol-t

f i is’... ‘A, NOTE: - listings; locals- tqst ﬁve cents per worth-payable

» Review ‘of ' Building tow" “Pusan. s“ wards

Foster tor Mr. Philip‘ Bridges: hour‘ and no doubt ‘Quays: 9mm

those energetic ln_cn wiIIYho-drlven N

‘the vicinity ot “

lion llelo tho hat. f9!’ m“? rmlw-‘md m sydna-l’ “Pd

sections and representing practl- “mama to ,_ sup, t. d t» Iillce nears-a lo la a. an. l to a cally - ovary branch ‘o! scientiﬁc l,",,1uy_ "papilla? or a mo u“

study a d develo moat wllico - ~ ‘ ' _ . _ '

' ‘ ‘ lfhiverslty*of (‘iygil EtIl9§LtTIl1E fﬁgxjﬂne "mung mam?“ Hm“ H _ ,n'n~=—os__.4__' the gatiioring-Js arrdnﬁng to nc- comniddllte betwse l2, ll all LL- ,\l ‘k , ' - ‘_ . 000 deletlltconeaohna leadetaln ills glilnfﬁi; and ‘mm 01mm or

..-~ |.-..l.

t.»

..- Holdalls’! Catalog, .

advance. .

- owl-liner. '-

Awlh _._’1‘ll _ #1008 aqztasun aye gﬁﬂrzpviiig at ii a. m, in Rose Va ley at‘ ilﬁifllt. and in Bradollianoat p. ln. '

I HIGHFIELD lERVlOE-Preach- _ rvlce in Hi h d Presby- [tggian Church" Suaaatyitﬂﬂ-Ivru at 1 lll. ' . BUSY XMAS QFASONr-Tho 9.10"’ ‘Zlilllilllill. masoni- l V"? M‘

and lost eyonln _ throngs '0! Christ- mas shoppers ‘ere to ‘be seen in every business section o! the city. tllerlls were kept busy until a late

ping will alsobe heavy. - AT MURRAY lunar-on Mon- day evening, December Iltilinst. a number ‘of friends gathered at the - home o: Mr. diligence Nicole. Mur-

birthdiiy party in honour o! Miss Cassie ‘Beers. The entertainment consisted o1 music, singing and

congenial manner, so as tq/lnake it delightful forall who lliorélpréscnt. Por ape one otfthe most ahiueidl: things of the eveniugwas a. guess- ing contest. The successJuLconts-st- out was Mrs. Donald MacDonald. Glen Martin, who received a beau- tiful prize for her abllltytoguess correctly. A delicious supper was served by the younglades, after which an address ‘was read by Miss llessle Glddinga in boilalLof those present. Miss Beers waslmiessnted with :l._ beautiful pair oi’ gloves as a birthdaygift." In a few well chos- en remarks she thanked her friends tor. the kind way in which they sur- prised her. The lsingl s-OQIEIQ Nat- ional Ahthem tar‘ lgatiad "a most "enjoyable" evening.‘ " ‘ ‘

Bills Barriers‘

- ' SYDNEY DécI.2l.—Gape.Breton’s rulnrow isdeserted and has been for the Pest-ween. owls: w the successive gales -whl_ch,-bave' ra ed slim: theses?" since‘ the béslliﬂ rs or-‘becelilpsr. with: the resultant high sea‘, ‘tlls/zrhllshlqplllgoe col-

Bililfﬁ boatsl has become ‘extremely

lifresult.“ hdlast o£'the'-__i_le,et, ‘all

with a part cargo'ot,3;000.cas s oi

lllcuooliastvolltslqsét o. three, hi! s

ntifweather and n chance to jriln her. cargo, swung- oil’ tor the south-

Jimit iorllomo time a siting model‘! Total

atiélﬁrt to lllsilvleF vi w‘

Scotla" cams: ‘or- the-fNew - nginnd ‘States. . . A resident ot liewWaterfol-d, la- formed the Post tllis-alqralpg that there has been‘ anlunprccellented amount of automobile. trafilc- be! tween Syducy ﬁl-uthecoast line in‘

use‘ nay and‘ Lla- gan Beach. darlngﬁthe" past wees. state 1h it. as aosecret among‘ tnnugklc ‘liquor had" sail cached lb lhlirvlcllllty, lolgitsfoars or tbs,‘ Christmas trade. and these were

he 113111018 towns- "_l‘_l_le' ‘rice cuttialrf

war on'th'e American» llm Row” lo lsfsaid that lligberprices are being c has!) oiuievcd. for l go Qvelifihigher. .

stln ih gelit'

l6. Mass, also Florence

no t‘, of some place.‘ nlul

ce predecaqlslili" l-r out two ‘

i‘ lslllla an; Nellie’ ‘or

Calnbridglh? posit-figs! ll. Cummb E” ‘ "**>"—"* ﬁieyh 0! ryebzltisbli], Corner. ‘llnil Al: 0n e ‘ l omesteatl. I‘e~r

the . Ilnevl-‘alftadli Lightly!‘ iday, q\(l_|I‘ﬂilllK_ l ‘ ~ ""—' ‘ Iii to. Salli,‘ ‘lflsglcids Church 3 hm

where a Requiem ' ‘

sleb t db til "Rey. . . 5- “"5"” 4499"“ ller iunlily abroad. and» many fmnnf; 9then€a_ the A y‘ M0

ll Mass‘ ‘was

remains were

t laid. to rostin the cemetery be- ' chunmw: "i"! M“ ° side, her two sons liohaland Tbomi

“papers;

lauguslus about 4n years ago, out o! itliat time‘ nho spent fiiteea years ill Charlottetown; thou re- gmovlng back again sho remained |thcro tlll thc limo or. her death. z The late Mrs. Burnett was a wom- lnn or hish standing in the coili- iiliullity she llvcd in. She was inv- oll by her children and as n. part- ‘ner will always be missed. Ho!‘ ilrst thought was hcr rcliliﬂlls "li- li-Lls. nll'er'_forgotl.lilil ﬂint. Ilia w". lllif ll llcotlnl: shadow; tlwl time llh- children's vrt-linrc. nlwsw "u" . m; [or tin-m with hor toudcrost iovo. She was one of those lnotllqf- ly women that ls seldom loan-l ill thois ilsyl, mild. humble. Iliad and lovl" , illllil rend." with s. "Bl? lag “and w clfﬂttllml- 3h“ ‘mi vlllicrlﬁivcl‘! ‘h!’ h? l!" “W”! “'4 luvina roster tho ltov. A. J. Mc- llpnalll. ifort Augustus. Silo leave! ti! a; m a loving husband. one

a’? ' igloo daughters illlll an

Win11 's

l

h; Jagﬂgﬁ hay-ls.» The r

;..‘:......... "gs-o .

J ADI-lihelﬂti ‘ so caste -

égohgﬁglljlqﬁsllilﬂl

The Prince Edward Island A3- rlcuiturallnd - ‘Technical ' School scd for ‘the Christmas vacation ursday uisht to return on Thurs- day Januaryllrd. The closing e;- clses took the form 0t games. re- Blldﬁlilll‘! llllﬂfwlfls‘

e bowling team led by Mr. Mer- rill Graham took first place. Mr. Welher MacKlws second Mr. Cleve, Bpehnerfs third.

In rltls practice Wilbur Mac- Kiefg team won ﬁrst place, Cleve Boehuol-‘s second and Merrill Gra~

‘ f 00K . HIRE! cmujyrgavays‘ §§-— '8 I. B B." F

Teams and individual scores are

ray, River, the occasion being a 0°71

‘games and was render-sir in ouch a,

_ Gills Battered»:

runs/ilk “és-gkosslhls‘ 2s. ~

goes '1KOlI.1_'!ii_e_'i!i0th'6f.'§lliD8 to“ tho . llkuoiilnnosé hie-and, as‘ .

ex-flsliihgschooiler,’saldto bdlowli; _, m ell by pagltles is, Iibtth-ﬁydlley, Wood

§5°lr§s¢l!il"_6l'B-§W..l¢li huq-l/lﬁﬁ "l 1-.

wlard- Sunday unarhlns. lqliuwlllglo Saturday? gale- and willnrobyabi

. . , 1 . .- elscwliere. Either alongt Nova

lnosth int the early illﬂlnlng. Ila ' this taillights o tllgflaztor district. a

uothsviniz any’ eifolifviocally, one u .

The result of. the Christmas Ex- aminations nre as follows;

Aolilcutrusal. ctass . i

l, Alvin ltiyers; 2, Wilbur aloo- le; a, Earl smith; i. Walter clu; rk w» .

l“ that, a ilulk‘, e er are . '. . says engineering, lucdlclllc. ﬂsriclllture Jlis".'1'l‘llil{§r?' s ‘ 3' will“? G an n ' '

ipwalterﬁill; i.

.. _ ‘, ifarker; 3, Elli-l ‘Sm

tt Land; 5, Alvin Myers.

rilerwood; 3, lllarl Slnlt

h; I l ‘ll: 4, Alvin Myers; "' i

Everett

Illla popular " Fidlai has been ‘completely resort-s ‘ ro life 8'1; l, it! ,‘

' ' hi!» vatyyit$~ tenable accommodation i0, 0-0. lﬂlitllllll MW“.-

ltlll! '9‘ labour-ml tumult. llo are‘ leaurtaoualy I

"Fish-slows.

u.

P l, Alvin M pp: 2, Parker Wood: ;l, Walt?“ ll;_4. Earl Smith: 6. ,,

Igver W

i.‘ flarker Wood; 2, Walter Gill: 3, E1710 MYIVIII l; WWW‘ 309$“?-

Motol- Michaela: . tl. f‘ “\|-! I

l. Alvin Dlyera; ll, Wilbur Mo‘

Kiel. a. Walter out; t. nuts-huh; »,

I- literal! lanai ' Qhryiw jttll"

l. Bari salts; s. walls: also ltiorirlllvl-"alt mod:

l

.1;

; 2' parka], “wind; 3' My“; Myers; 4, Parker Womb] ; i. Earll-imlth; 5, b. Wilbur MacKlo.

gldarl Smith: ,-

maze-swam

styles ' $70.00 up

DRIVING SLEIGHS

Piano Box and High Hacks in 10 different

YDBIVING . closes?

11.. Nickel, SolidNiclji- vyel,z-"Bra’s's', Oroide and

sorted sizes. $11.00 up

i: ‘smiles’ .0 nouns it Saskatchewan, Grey and Black Goat, in as-

and Heavy Jute. $1.90 up

Holtsla ItUGS In Military and Light

I 005 CNADA—“LA lDYﬁ THE SO‘ y 5-1,,;¢_.jg];5 Just Arrived Sleigh; Stock at Lowest Prices

SPECIALLY LOW PRICES, LARGE ASSORTMENT

of “Daisy” Churns, Peerless, Snowball, New Century and El- ectric Washing Mach- ines. ’ _ 0 7

Royal Canadian, Eze and. Bicycle W ringers. Anker-Hllllih Separa-

tors in tliifcrent sizes.

l-mj STOCK .~ ' t

i3°QV-¢F»~Yictb.f;=B¢Qch-. A - nuLQuecn ‘vCiiilqQuak; ' ’

er, Robin Hood ‘and Royal " Household Flour, in bags and barrel-s, which we are oifering at: specially low prices in 5 and l0 lrarrel" lots.

ALSO FEEDS

in Bran, Shorts, Oil- clalre Meal, Cotton Seed Meal, Cornmeal

' Cracked Corn, Schu-

nlmacher Feed, Rolled Qatg and Standard Oatmeal at lowest prices in ton lots.

. ,-_..

l‘ 1, Walter Gill; 2, Alvin Riyals: in. ‘3, ilyerelt Land; 4, Parker. “loud:

ls, Earl small.‘ I Bhysiw , 1, Victor (‘llllill llnll \\'lu. .\lr-

Qili‘ A 1A lvnvﬁ-v _ _ wvvv

l I l

I ll‘

t“

l

Vegetable" Gardening:

r ‘ha-

Qt- Silents’???

11, of Cﬂrldtyllaa." »

Antllom-a"iliiati_ be the L

Anthdm-"ln the Baalnnilt

2Lao< p. lit-sabbath ‘ Bolton '.

- ZN p. m.-8u'i>jeot,-—’"Chrlot‘the Great Teacher." Bolo-"Night oi NiglltW-Balfﬂaele

. Mr. Arthur It-uae

Anthem-"Tllaro Ware ShepherdW-Hdanl. ' . (Iglgbﬂp-Mill Jacqueline Maopoltalti) Then ‘will be a brief service ln‘ 8t, James Church on i cations are received. - Night classes re-o

Chfml Qay at 11.00 a. m.

ALL ARE watcoac lﬂvooopyo re l; ~ "" f’! ' l ~ ‘3- / .

“i J‘ ~ ... .

‘ifltlviuflliycrs; 2, .'l, Flvcrett Ilund; ,5. Earl Slrllth.

l, Pflfkﬂl‘ woo-l] ‘ll-y Curls:

Mzlrllnllgull: 5. Ernest Rob-

ttaillllitr

at of, the Qenloa Ofﬁflﬂmll Sermons.

yVan do Water

\vlillFl'-‘5T‘ Donald? .

Walter Wulu-lln.

. UV suck Jrxdmznnkl l ‘I Motor Mechanic: Class: - - an“ 0-1 z ' vln ‘ yew; > illll‘ ‘l Dwlvoy Coylc: I lgnvlrxtftggwloglilﬂ; 4' “an Smm“: iiobln; 1!. Wllllulu Mllc- (‘Pllimllli r "' AM" Myers: m l" . ' . inonnld: 3, use Ivlcllounall; i, Vlr- d k _ _ . . - Woo wor ing: p¢,,,|¢,-y_ ‘ ‘ ‘E101 (Tahill. n. Mﬁffllllflfllhfllll. L (‘MW "Donner: 1, Walter‘ Gill; J, Alvin Aiycls. " _ . . 1 - ‘§' 1mm“ “"3" 4' “m” ‘HM’ l ‘ 1N." clllllll- ‘l Williuln "m" C°i""'"'= l"~ w’. Earl 5mm‘. - iﬂucDou-tld‘ l! A GOI‘(‘l0ll-‘.\lil(fl..’0I|I P975555] 07m: Sella: 4- I710"

Day classes 37>. Night Classes:

g ___vv

.Sllow (‘llrd Wrilllll:

‘Radio . . . . . . . . . . ‘Woodworking .

,-- pa,“

v s.

January 7th.

PUNG AND BQX SLEIGHS '

In 5 different styles

SLEIGII BEIQLS

‘In __ full "Body-Half Back Straps, Shaft , and Saddle Chimes.

l FUR. CQAIS. , ."'S3.Sil‘l'=l1CheW3l_1-, - A or and Wombat,.1 ‘ sorted sizes.

$23.00 up

ROOT Coronas $22.00 ill)- Roller Grain Crushers. and Grain Grinders

$40-00 l!!!

AK}; ADVANTAGE OF Tun UNUSUAL san-

. , - l 0T l NOWéRI1ILJI§EV0IéDgIiDIEQEFERINGON ALL THE ABOVE 0.000s

AGENCIES IN ALL PRINCIPAL POINTS OF THE PROVINCE

Summerside A- Charlottetown A.

‘s lullYj-bc scnFt-‘o the’;

‘L mm. . the Technical School-at any,

Motor Mechanics: E I, vlolor (‘ahilh 2. Wm- WDQIP . . VERlE--At Souris, nsot-mlloig l. um, tn m», lulu Mrs. Anolphui; (Thovorlr. a daughter, Valeria Elle "’

... \\':lrl'l=|l .\l:ll‘i’lll-rsn|l.

MHCiAWlllI 3. l-Irllrsl Rollin; l, Edi

MAHTlN-lli- Jlorchester, Mosul

1. (‘llvv Boehnol"; L’. Merrill (lrn- l Dec‘ W192i’ ‘vglllilrgagirgligrtu -|ill(‘ residence ‘lo Ware st., Dorchc’ ‘ ‘ tor, ‘Pul-sday,» _i)l-c. lnternlenl plsvhto. - Debit-tuber 20th, 1923.“! v

h u ‘l E com rill 4 Victor v-l “w” 7* >"‘""‘- ill ; It - l ‘ - ~'

drill; 5, (leoruo Frlls a I Thu icrul jllsl closing illls hcrll nlnst successful. Tlvn llullllrvd illlli‘ thirty five students - ~-.- . .-~- day uurl nllzllt classes. . Ellrlllllllrlll by i‘lil.‘l.\'(‘.\ vt- .-*=ooooo>o-ooo» follows:

inn 611mb

sliillmv-Qta W. Orl-Qllulllgaa, ill-l, II. l. D bluish Q$£'<'".iF--."~"

00 a. rm-‘slcrlnon. Subjacl-nmflla. Solr-ltual Meaning i»

onrolloll but)", homo

i" lown, lrfdward-(Todd 3 your 016,. son op-

Flllgllsh . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . viritllnlolir . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..

Motor Mechanics ..

,Cookery . . . . . . . . . . . Home Nursing lllilllnl-ry . . . . . . . . . . . . .. ... Sowing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . -. . Now students will be admitted, _ tn the day classes after the Christ- ’; mas vacation. New classes will be slum-d ln night subjects curly ial lanuary, notice ol which will all-l " ' pear later. A class in elementary, oloctriclty will be started as soon as a suttlcieut number o! appli-

vold ill-mm ‘ﬁ- l

_| All applications for day or night g“ '