Ramsay, Alberton, RR.

foxes or poultry. low price at Brace’

—NOBTH BEDEQUE and Free

ll; Wilmot, 3; Frcetoyvn, 7. ister, J. W. A. Nicholson.

Min

t call.

Lively Session Iii Congress

Mr. Doyle very kindly donat- ed a box of apples. Other Santa Pals are: Miss Gladys Holman, Mrs. Frank Johnson. Mrs. T. M. Noonun. The following children need adopt- ing. Francis. lielen, Pansy, John, Wilfred. infant 0 months. your donations at the Red Cross

'R0oms.

in} fiuhitiian Press» WASHING O.\'. D. C, Dec. 16r- The word ‘iriipniichiiment" was heard in {lip llcitsc yesterday dill" ing debate oil i‘rt-.~‘iviit Hoover's debt moratorium irhich the ad- ministration at that moment was asking a committee to approve.

A chaige h]; Representmive

—T.~\KEN TO DORCIIESTER — Mr. F. J. E. Wright, sheriff for Prince County, left on Wednesday, morning with three prisoners for iDorcliester, Frank Richards, sen- McFaddem Rwubman‘ Pcnnsyb tenccd at the Supreme Court to two "we i" i~"*"1“"*' i221?t?"mitt?"i.fti“é.ii‘.if.ii“i.i ﬁt";222°;2.i'.f;iii;.i,-~‘EF$’S§Z‘Z M by I dozen representative's u, thelriJudge lnman for stealing goods mo‘. ,from a store at Woodstock to two

, . . . ' u“ neh l the ieniteiitiaryn-S. A demand from ii zleniocrat. “aha n I

epresentative O'Connor oi New. ork, that. some republican "should! efend the President from chirges ‘on i“ the capital Theatre on Mom It,» _hich were grounds‘ fur lIXlDCilCIYJduvV and qvwsmly “as a grout Sub mt" ‘OHOWNL ‘ccss. The Club are very grateful to _ Wm“? mld“"~‘=“""'l‘"5 A1515 "I those citizens who helped with the " tlfllﬁllfl‘ 101d 1'11? “WW5 and performance and to Mr. Gaudet and cans commit-tee that failure topig staff and mo public in general Prove the iucraivrliiiii "would be f0": their whole-hearted support. eveflﬂsilllil disgiw-re 1o the Gov‘ The program of music and song by meiu. and pvnpii hi‘ lite Uniteil local talent would be hard to beat I ates," repi"i.'s"ll'-‘-‘>1V" Chipcrqand the vaudeville was a decided ld, illionois republican lcapird up . hit. The step dancing, by the genial

S

s made. It‘: ‘ii:- ce prooi hi’ l1" . ‘If the ginﬁlzhiii and llLS lclcs of inipiaiii - President and ii: "' . lmllﬂlkhllltfll be t vii z e truth may bi~ kno e guilt and infamy

Dec. 13th after the regular

Church. Bloomfield. a sacred cori- , cert was held in St. Athonyls Hall ‘this , C and ‘i?

w

» . . _ in honar of the Blessed Virgin-

and ltorroiv

wssrsnii auiinniiui ig-u-w- M =-~== ma» ~=~

-'rwo new ma: plugs will in- sure quick starting in cold weather. the M_ A R A m‘; ‘bide by the Buy them at. Brace’; 10930-12-l6-2l. inn“ o; m1; “minim,

.,__ —l'-‘0X ESCAPED-Escapcd Dec- ember lst, a silver fox, male. Irwin the gdmlﬂgd t0 the League. It was

10921-13-15-31 —-CLE.\R. COD LIVER OIL 10f‘

10930-12-16-21.

town United Church: N. Bcdeque,

—SANTA PAL FUND GROWING —The fund for the poor children of Summerslde is growing and citizens Maritime championship would be iii-c responding generously to the [declared this year. Each team has I

Leave t

to his Eternal reward at the early

—(“RYST.-\VL HOCKEY BENEFIT lovable Youth who endeared himself . i-The Crystal Hockey Berti-fit put. to all his schoolboy friends, while- k

most capable winning wuys

all of whom he came in contact‘ & and while he will be greatly missed by them his departure from this life will leave a void in his home which cannot be filled. While not iof o. robust nature he was very kit

Requime Mass was chanted by Rev.

TC‘ w W, ‘church ‘service in the Si. .»\ltlOl1)"SiJ' A- Macnmmm W)“ Md "Ftcnded .. . . . prepare

him in his last illness,

stormy his Altai" Boy companions! marched in a body to the church. ‘ and instructive. Mr. Gilbert (laiide; in“: Cagket w” lined Wm‘ Whit“

THE CHARLOTTETDWN GUAR

DIAN

appointed by the Pruident. It ’ l’ '0' "' was moved Ind carried that the

lbeague continue to be amllated with

fr f‘?

riff

1t was moved and carried that the newly formed hockey club of Summers-d:

moved and carried that Victoria P11011111 not be admitted to tho Lea- gue. Different questions were then dlgcugcd, It was moved that the meﬂlng be adjourned until Tues- day, Dcc. 22nd and that all team managers attend this meeting and submit to the secretary the playing members of their club. The League is confident of a 300d Benson's hoc- I ' key and may the best; team win. Mr. Jones stated that winners had to be declared by Feb. 15th. The ,M. A. H. A. has guaranteed that a.

‘m pay the-fee of $10, plus $2.50 be- ‘fore any team can play any games. ‘Fees to be paid not later than the llast oi’ Decembcia-S.

, —BEDEQUE BAPTIST CHURCH, Rev. A. G. Crow-e, Pastor, Dccembc 20th: 10.45 a. m., subject, “Christmas Faith," 11.45 a. m., Sunday School.- 7.30 p. m., subject, “The Bright and Moi-niny Star.” Monday, 7.45 p. m., Sunday School Christmas Tree.

Tignish

was the scene of extreme saddncss x when on Sunday evening the 13th,! ‘

the youngest son Sylvain passed x

n his capacity as Altar Boy he was; 1 l» and efficient. His ‘ and ever

mile made many friends among

,4.’

CHRISTMAS-n . Gifts from “The MEWS STORE” always get a great reception

Each Men's colors. Men’s Navy,

Men's fine sil

Fancy

‘studious and _ last (all entered d answered Alcfaticicll. He is ayrciulctor of the Capitol 111mm 5am Joseph's SEmmQTY at Mem. , w member. liivas the feature of the evening and ermlcook’ N_ B" this brown“ on a ‘I delmum“ ll-‘i “Li? 11ml ""3"" ‘brwght mimy oncoms‘ The per‘ recurrence oi’ an illness which hcid How about y sﬂatcnpgut. m,“ m‘; preswicnt form-once on the-piano by little Miss troubled him m" some years past

negoimicd dn-‘Cliy ‘my, Gm-nGallant. onfy eight years old. was “nd m great disappomlnlcnt he 7

n Imﬂncm; m“. _ he SMCL Ireally" wonderful and received much was obugcd to give up his Studies , encourage U“. mmmcqlt lhnztlipplﬂllﬂ‘. 'l‘lii.- picture. "Body and and mun“ homo whom l0 had Trunks “- Pl'<‘-$-(1°"l 15511’? 1311*» “I ﬁlly ill‘ ‘sour. sckcml by m0 Céuu was one scvcrail attacks oflthis head ‘ilircss B S 5L ad'*'i“l‘~*“ l" 17b‘ llmllli‘ "I imior the 1mm‘ w“. pwmrps “or ivliich terminated as above. ‘lite ' ag “ed smmt‘ If the“ i5 "ntjblnllgll? t? Sumnw-lzjflc and was Ox‘ funeral was held‘ on Tuesday Suit C886! rticle of lllWa-lif‘ iii the Silllt"itlommy “on Mimi 5' morning the 1mm at 5L Simon .1 fit. the ilrirliir; ihleFtxddcnii _B“OO“F‘ELD_ on summy and 5;’ Jude's Chm-ch and the

Men’s Sweaters, coat style with shawl col- lars, fancy colors

Price,each

Men’s Golf Sets, Jersey and Hose i0 match.

Price, per set

fr‘

a

3r wrr. f} f" r"-e".-r""¢y"

MEN!

SWEAﬂ%$ iﬂawwwdak

Men’s Underwear, all wool combinations. Turnbulls, Ceetee,

quality $4 Pricespersuit............ land n

Men’s Combinations, other grades. Prices $1.25, $150, $2.00, $2.25 and up

_ $3.50 iiiiizsiiearﬁi+x=riiss.oo

Jumbo Knit Sweaters. Plain shades.

Black, Fawn, Red or White $3.00

Pull Over style sweaters, k and wool materials, price

Young Men’s Underwear, the popular Shirts and Shorts, in Silk and fancy

materials. to

MEN’S HANDKERCHIEFS

Men’s Handkerchiefs, all pure Linen, Irish Hand work, Shire Hemstltch. Initialled. Price 50c each $2.75 for box half doz.

Men’s ﬁnest quality All Linen Handkerchiefs from Belfast. Ireland, 75c each $4.00 for V; doz.

Men’s All Linen Handkerchiefs, Hemstitched . . . . .. .. 50¢ each, $215 for one half d01-

All Linen Handkerchiefs 35c each $1.90, V; dos. All Linen Handkerchiefs for Men» 25c each $1.35 for V; doz.

Men’s Fancy Bordered Silk Handkerchiefs, mil

Men’s colored border Lawn and Silkoline Hand- kerchiefs 20c and 25c each

and Plain shades

whack HATS '

Men’s Borsalino Hats, New shades

and shapes, and

prices

Men’s Biltmore H a t s, s h a d e s, Browns, Fawns and Light shades. Price, each .. . . . ..

GIFTS VALUED

“FIVE coon

and who full Church the morning was’

as assisted by the hoir. 'I‘hough

it

Dion's (‘iﬂiziib Zlll‘

~ < . . . l‘ del ."k " "t . .. .

ii her i. i. ti» iilfPilled Md "1 h“ “Fell-m 1°‘ “om c m “F” emit-Rd ‘uh Plain ‘White. (re.

- W 9 ~ - ‘ ‘ h ‘marks h? gm,“ m‘, audience a grey velour ‘with satin covered, svhqd“ “ﬁned My

McFadden‘. SH-uphalmmndfft l P;\\'0!l€l‘?l'llil talk. A rag/rial ltfﬂiiifﬁvlnndles’ u“ nmcral was “ndﬂi ' K H _ 4 ' I ‘ ' ‘ I . ' H H‘ Hculndltnllylcltttl AYE)‘: funiileti-‘M m" ¢'~'<‘-"-‘ll“~l'. was a luost ilvzllflilg “he “arc”: dmmm“ °f Mr‘ Pmmvl Men's l'i::.':i llxii; ﬂith .\

. . e : z " j i

temem except “n. h‘, “ﬂuid address in .ench by Mr. Arsenault t,“ before mp “mylMvy, n,0a;]q1\\'h0 is tile (Proctor of the aliar and I l . s. t. . W K v I t _ _ vmmmw on m!‘ dob, “h” icholr boys. The hall was oiercroitd

. --e~.-i :-- = Meanwhile, the senate heard m "m1 N ’> )0‘ -‘ m“

. xi . ' ‘ 5, i . . i" "r Wm" w" f) .- .h | ‘Ltd v p a m“ M m0 c we the Poul”, m,“ Bes des his many young friend he, tom, _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ‘ __ ,,]_,,,_ ,_._,|ii_ ,_,_,_i), hi; _ m, I _

liﬂtﬂi‘ RPM (i! PPYIllE-lll Ylbt- "if A (Emldet ‘conwratulﬂlcd the lcavesto mourn his Mother and’ ‘ _ _ _ I MEWS EllﬁllSh miltﬂflfll SIIBDGBBY nking rcpiitiicnn on the fmancowwg ‘and Hnnked ti‘? pﬂﬂshioqers, ‘sisters Mrs. R. Arseniult, airs. 1X Richy‘ llqlltil- (illilllty yihirts, ']‘["|('()!ll'l£‘ linll liu- Spats _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ‘ __ _ _ _ ' I _ _ ‘ _ $330 pa", " mllW-‘i Wm" which ‘M1115 i“ t‘) . ‘ ' , _. .' tFitzgwald, Miss Ele no i t o t“ visczt Il‘.1l["l‘llll.\‘. White. Cream. liliie shiitics ._ __ _ . - _

“my “momma (harm, bnnkersxrrr assisting‘. A neat sum was itai.z’bmth*0rs Jami in lurrlfoilitli 101d, 1,; holed h" i s“ o" cum‘ Men s |‘¢\Il(_V Ties.‘ a great array of Mews Fancy Socka A" woo]. sﬂk am] Wdmg foreign Enmrmps with aim which the pastor will foiward t0 Frank at home an of whom an.‘ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ppelly patterns pFICOd from 25C 98C]! wool and Ruyon and wooL Prigggh 7 opaganda nﬂnlpmzn rm, deb. His Ears-ileum. lttistthlievigrgyiks]. deeply grieved and Wm Wm navel i0 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. $2.21 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 50c’ 75c and $11» p91- pgir, ncellation. Reed is ortnosrd to M"“i““-'rm;{ t‘? ‘w e ‘ the rim-ere sympathy or all mi ' i revision of the war debts antllmm’ - ° egma" their time o! Sorrow hhnv, 7'7 o '

M-QTS thv- moratoriiitn. _ANNUAL MEETING P. C‘ ‘N. spiritual Boutlucts and Mwssl S] LK DIUCHSING 8 d

9 _’\' irnnsir-zniarc HOCKEY LEAGUE Mxrlnlis lifllllile: w "i; 111811‘ y

‘ -' l-Miich enthusiasm was shown by c5 ""1"- ‘V ‘C e W“ he - O

Aid ithe members of the Prince County Th k m f t f a For B Y's

e ‘or ast. snow s orm 0

M nilntermcdiatc Hockey League who ‘attended the annual meeting in vSllllllllCFSldC on Tuesday afternoon

T0 Dying

v-t

i5 .

‘ Harare. l’ Dot. many

m with am for a meeting. There will be tun teams c ‘in the League this year. Holmans

Luneiibuig. ‘l . " . '. ‘ - L :2 . ' 5.. tinder Clplillll Alto-k, All her; m“: “lmdrmn {mm the N no

p L nmbu {H q‘ Hibut a new club has been formed our Canadian winters. l1! ‘ ‘N, wilt‘ t 81" _“ ' _ jcallcd the Summersidc Hockey 1* boasts o; having 5111K] min-inan- "mpcd mm MW“ ml Fwluics’ Club which will bring the league up Many fox ranchers are pel"ng ho w, in one (lay recently d) b. 0081mm.) h». v I mm H n to ten teams as before. The seven their surplus skins now and our: " ‘ "1 l“ "m" " “ ' teams represented were: C. Y. M. l.- cnpablr- mum. “l, A R gm, 15 l < f - st. Jim .1, .: ii. oh No- . - ., _ . ‘ ‘H ‘ ' _‘~ ~ - Mrs. J. H. Arscnaini l“ Riivnflllli! ‘ "I ' ' by llﬂliOldlﬁrllKlPt, l-iolmans. by kept very busy. /i. R. has. hadia few dayg n; the guest (if Mr, mid _Lritli clue, Borden, by Ray bmitll- many years experience and it is a Mp5, Philip Arscnault. of Bloom- glorious sight to sec so many ﬂglcL

‘ivnod; Hcdcque. by F. Moyse; Wel- |Iiihcton. by Hamid Walsh; Albeiton, by Alfred Gordon; Cape Traverse, —~—-—~— iby Crilly Lea. Mr. C. E. Jones, '. Mrs. Sabin Allfll. Mrs. AIbr-rt ‘Chairman o! Maritime Intermediate 6n. of Anthem; Mr. W. l). Alien llockey Association was present and . Mr. l). Allen, oi (‘ape ’l'ormr~n~ offered valuable advice to the club. , were amohi; thus-c with attcnd- The officers were elected for the mi-

tlic funvriil of Mr. Jenn U. Goss, siting year as follows: President. Mr. Health Derived from

Bilmmersidc on ."vl0ll(iil,V.—~S.

R . \ Skin I , . Daily Uae of ,4 A ___ Cutlcura Preparations

0111p ?“sr-Pv Pl!" In‘! ffllgfllll. to cleanse the skin, i wit.;i';hit:":::ti::.'ii£:.tee and the Tllclln, smooth and pure, o“ 3613p‘?! a pleasing fragrance to

Bol-icvcyvhm. Smpﬂo. Ohmic-n as». my», 1.1-. "'- lid-HI»- cz-ui-nJ-i-J. 1'. was

P. Gaticht. The pail bearers were: Alphonse Richard, Major Alphie Bernard. Sylvester AlSllilillL m“, U“, mm Francis Fcimessey, Willie Perry.‘ ‘

Monday night has stopped 1111;}! movement oi cars and wagons as "

which acid much in the

attraction and healthful varirfj; do»

beautiful silvers as he has boards at this time of the year.

EVBHS,

Men's Fillllj)’ flfiiris iii nice

’@

GIl/E H1711’ tgfdli”? 51$

(‘llwl iliu-milrltith b-iliirts. colors‘ n or iliuc iiiitl other plain

. . . . . .. $2.50 each. colors White,

("cam (IT liiue Wltﬂ s/upiiiuite collar t0 match. Boxed for . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..

. . . . . .. $2.25 czich

stripes and pui-

HOW ABIUT

Manama?‘ #"”3

lvienis- Pilufflers. Rayon and Repp ma- I Men's Christmas ..-.s, including teritils. Rilk Stripes and Checks Reef- Braces, Gartgrs, Ai-mlets, etc from °"-*"-‘"° - ~ - - ~ - - -----~~3--~$1-°° each $1.00 up

Other Handsome Silk ‘Squares at. . . . .. . . $2.25, $2.50, $2.75 to $4.00 each.

Men's Belts all leather straps, colors plain Black, Grey or Tan, also fancy grains. Price with Initialcd Buckle $2.

Men’s English Boxcloth Spats, Fawn! and light Grey shades‘ . . . . . $2.20 pair-

Yoa Can ’t go Wrong on

"’ $7.50 to $115.30

mKuwThP ‘,F,_0,\n_ in A E “marl-any; Qffirjrg, Mr, the snow has been banked in many»

' ’ " " '. ~ - t - ' laces several feet high. Alter at l‘ ‘d __ Uh a U“? Ralph Doclds, Piesltlint, presided. l7 _ u I ,1 mad” p’ WK” m, c “m, b9“, “.35 Seven teams wcrc represented at the ciiy 0i‘ two we will hear the wel- t £€ rﬁg-g-J lia ﬁiffgr' i‘

ome jingle of the sleigh bells

During the past fcw d ys our. have hi-cn lz/p‘. air)’

vzay of 3

blackgmlilts

Ml‘. and Mrs T. ‘M. ltyrin rut r

FﬁTiEii

on the

l BRINGING at»

DADDY-WAT HQRRID OUNT DE CYFHER is iNTHE RECEPTION Room - Hi5 (‘Atukiq on ME AND l DONT WANT TO ‘BEE Him»

AH‘. MRJIGGQ CHAWMED TO ‘ass You-

HiM~ use »_\ EAKER. an A

m%Ww&mEg@¢bM

Queen Street.

>7!

veneer

The men of the Fishermcnﬂs Uii-. ion arc now rcceivlng one of the many benefits of this ilwwlnil mid make Christmas more cheerful for active organization in the shape of many than it would otherwise be. additional or final payments cover_ ing their lobster catches

sllflnil- Many of them are receiv-

BY THE WAY~ COUNT-VD LlKE TO HAVE You DINE wiTi-i us~

‘ P/“l a fcw friends at n voigv ‘son are a great benefit and which busy horscshmmqy “m, 0m .21.”) PiIL-Iill- thirty in their bcaiiiiftilialso shows that the Union is being i home a fcw evenings ago.

of last;

$2.00 t0 53-50

Charlottetown.

J. Martin, of Tlgnish, P. E. I. Mrs. Martin, the wife of Jerome J. Mar- tin, who predeceased her last sum- mer, was sixty-two years of age. -Sne had been ill for quite a. while previous to her death and when she entered the Hospital, hopes were held out for her recovery but all that medical skill and careful mm- iniZ could do were in vain. The re- mains were brought to Tlgnlrfh Sat- urday_night and forwarded to her

i

day morning at ninodclock f successfully operated by the man-

agement. The large amount of mon- ey thus put into circulation will help to alleviate conditions and

Jude's Church and thence to

officiated ot the Church and at grave.

There passed away on Saturday, nm-d, page, M GQudQtI i

chard, _ Joseph Richard-T.

_ By (ieorge McMa nu

loos-r uwrruo HlM TO MEET

watt.- NOW-l couture“:-

Rssuss 5UCH A Hoewrraeca , INVVTATIONF DEUGHTED-

\'\JE iNviTED ‘me , WARDEN QF TH: JAM. AiJ-Iao- HELL

BE HERE ANY WHNUTE-

M ‘THA MADE HtM JUMP ou-r or "m: WINDOW ?

rf-‘j

i '-

home. The funeral took place Mon-

P011‘.

her home to Saint Simon and 81in!

the

Cemetery. Rev. J. A, MacDonald

lhl

The funeral was capably conducted by Mr. Pater P. (midst The pail bearers were: A. V. Ber- iohul Martin, Jerome Martin. Peta: Binn-

I _‘_ I

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