Yoifve Been Wanting a

Fur Coat

for a long timeuyou can get it now!

Last winter in the cold days you said “I'll have a Fur (‘oat for the zero weather next winter.“ '/.ero days are here-— - and with them a remarkable opportunity to secure a high class coat at practically your own price. You can choose from the best range of reliable fur coats in Charlottetown at a series of remarkable reductions :——

, . lonly Ladies’ Hudson seal cozit. length 40 in., size 42,

worth $3‘l25.('l0 ‘sell:

ingat

Ladle-s‘ French Seal coats. length 50 in., sized 36 and 218.

price ilil5(l.'0‘0‘.\:8'lll'llg

'2 only Ladies Hudson Seal coat, length 38 in., sizes 36 and

38, price $300.00 sell- H l Coat Sable Collar and Cuffs,

,1 only Hudson Seal CoatSable length 40 in" Size 42 price Collar and Cuffs, length 47> in. Wig-DO‘ 3 H-

size 40, price $450.00 $315 ’ ’ i _ f?“ $227.50

"""""" Natural Muskrat

selling at

am Ladies’ l only Persian Lamb (foat. l-ill-‘Ill. Sizes 135. 33. 40. length _42 length 40 in., size 38, Sable iu.. with (leep border price

(follar and (hiffs, liricti iilfl-"iji-lil,‘

450.00, selling at . .

‘l5 inch Marmot Coats $115 for $80.50

e Rich brown fur, very warm and very durable-makes a very satisfactory coat indeed, sizes 38__40, 42. 24 handsomely finished and lined, regular price $11=i.00, special

~ reduced price . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

A Striking Bargain in »Women’s Underwear

Specially reduced prices on all winter weight underwear for women and girls. If you have not secured _vour requirement, it will paw you to look through this splendid zissortment and buy at the present heavily reduced prices :-— e

Ladies’ Vests in natural and \v‘hite.....-...... -- Ladies’ vests in long sleeves, short sleeves, no sleeves and opera top 85c With drawers and bloomers to match Ladies Vests in long sleevelS. Short sleeves and no sleeves $1.00 for

» 1 Hudson Seal Coat length iii., size 3b, selling at

1 only Ladies’ Persian Lamb

..-.. \

Ladies’ Vesitsiwith dra d I 1 0o a good weight for printer, ma e in all styles $1.25 for ' $ ' _ _ Ladies’ fleece lllll8tl underwear in white and natural $1.25 for

$1.80 finest quality $2.95 for . . . . .. . . with drawers to match.

Children's Undervests in natural and white with (lraivers to match 75c for .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..

Ohildreirs Undciwests in n2 ural wool 1.40 for 1.12, 1.25 for .

Children's sleepers and plush lined uiaishs similar reduction.

wers ‘to match

Ladies’ Vests in natural wool with (lrawers to match $2.25 for Ladies’ Vests in pure wool

10mm per doz . . . . . . . . . . . .. 30

MONTAGUE MARKIET Work 7"2"3': - - ~ - ‘ ' ' "

I SOURIS MARKET ARKE-f Dairy butler - . . . . . . . . . . . .. Dulrgtliinililcipisluis . . . . . ZﬁP-NVSF?“ ~ ' - ' ' ' " ' ' ' ' ' " ' " ' . . . . . . .. _ z a Eggs Peru” an ii

im-isious

Potatoes . . . . . . . . . . - . . . . . .. p, t . 0am u" imam‘ --

y, Pork

Potatoes . . orl; MURRAY HARBOR

‘mun-i- . . . . . . . . l"‘.irrra

Sig. ‘Pork

UIIIM ...--

P01010011 CHARLOTTETOWN

28-412

miviinxsr

.. 40-45

if nzkurn TION

OPTOMETRISTS WITH A NAME

Pork _ l ml niivice nnd iuleliigenl. service -—-

h" 5on3‘ Qlizjﬂﬁxzaliignia... have eurliod ili ihis community.

m“ ‘u. :.°| 1.4.1,; qny trouble with ymir cycﬁ. M‘ think Y0" i

flélyyo“hlti'lrb'lihli‘\ lla serve W" Wm‘ m” “km “m. expo!”

H, .1. MABON a v | I a oruuim °".'°"'""'i.3'i..i3.'.°£."$.°é‘. .. Office connected with mo Drugsooro

MT. STEWART MARKET limiter ..

‘ERR! Potatoes Onto Hay 9am"

“...-...... . . . . ..-...-----.----i

Turnlps lll-—20

2 Dank Nova. Scotia .. . . . . . . ..

35 40 40

I12 Corn Mny 77% Q

THE cnagiporrnrowii KGUARDIAN

Western Guardian

-8HOP from Helium's Catalog

—lViEN’S POLICE SRACES. good webbing. only 29c per puir ui ﬁlNffLAllls. 833-111-21.

--WANTED— SMELTS AND chi. Write or telephonic. James upland. 'l‘ruvellera Refit.

873-1-10-5-1

E E

—LADIES' PATTERN HATS: balance of season selling worth up to $12.00. January Sale $5.00.

8813-1-11 2i.

—BIG DISCOUNT on wool and Fluneleito Blankets. See lliem at SINCLAIRS. 883-1-11-21

-LADIES' RAT COATS. also small Furs reduced for January Stile at SINCLAIRS. SRIi-Lll-Zl.

—LADIES' MELTON and Brood- cloth Gaiters rcgiilui‘ $2.25 to $3.50 clearing at 20% discount at ﬁlNffhAlflS. 883-1-11-21.

—FOFi SALE-Zip year-old colt. perfectly sound, lots of style. By Lacopizi, Dam by Daron Ideal, (iHliHl-(lﬂm Purliside. Great Grund- dnm llernnndo. Apply to Alexand- er Del-gnu. (‘ape 'l‘ruvorse.

8721-10-31.

-30 INCH STRIPED ENGLISH Fiaiiiielulti- only 19c per yard zit SINFLAIRS. ﬁiilll-l-ll-2i.

—-MISSES AND LADlES‘ iiomespiiii and- Serge ilresses- clearing $21.98 xii SIN- PLAIRS ﬁilfi-l-ll-‘Zi.

SMALL

-—SUMMERSIDE AGENT.—- Mr Byron MacDonald of the lliocDon- fllll Drug (‘.o., is now Guardian re prescntativo in Summerslde and will be pleased to receive news advertising. new and renewal sub- scriptions and Job-Minding‘. Mr. MacDonald sells the Morning (iuzirilinn at his store. Ilia telep- lioiio No. is 12-2. ti.’

—SUCCESSFUL P. E. ISLAND STUDENT-bliss Christina Tupliu, ilaugiiiei- of .\lr. Andrew Tupliu, Aiaruaie, who is attending the Sec- raloriiil and Business School of Lo- wollfllinssh, passed (‘lass A with the highest percentage in the four subjects in her curriculum. viz.. shorthand. typeivriting, English uiiii bookkeeping Alisa Tilpilil .iu;_'1iz sPllflfll for a year on l‘, 1C. ‘l\'l1llll. K. -—SMELT FiSHiNG.—-'i‘|in season “ [l|'-'l('li\'illl_\' over. Nearly all eu- oil llivreiii have flfllll‘ well. ‘tiUlilP lurue single “liuulri" are r0- uorlwl. The largest coming tn lhc ooliiw- bf the “Tilt r was lzilicu by dill‘ .\lilis boys (sons of Piiriu .\li_lls of (‘li-rmouli who report the pru- lllllVf of one D\'I‘1‘ll'.llil l0 iiiive hccli worili $140.00. Leslie ('ill'lllll’lf\.ll, of Park (foruer, found liosion life iii-

, Eastern Guardian

....'8HOP from Holman‘: Catalog

..'EASTERN AGENT -—Mi'. J. W. Murdock l» now Guardian Agent in Montague. and will be planed to receive news items. ud- vortislug. Job Printing, new and‘ renewal subscribtiona. tf ~~ - -<o-o@----

“Judge” Dictionary Settles Disputes

New Word: Are Defined in_ Work Offered Reader; of This Paper

do case of doubt concerning the meaning of a word. the dictionary is the court of appeal to which the average. individual must reiorl. When 'Dr. Johnson complied his celebrated dictionary, offered to the public in 1755. it represented a movement initiated by Swift, Ad- dison. Pope and other noted Eng- lish writers of that period to coni- pose a dictionary that would fix for- ever and unalterably the English language in one perfect form. But the lapse of yearn has demonstr- ated that fashions lu words change with the times und that a diction- ury to be auihoritivo and accurate must be up to date.

A popular demand fox-such a work has been answered by ilie offer this paper is making to its ieadeis of Tho New Universities Dictionary iii which thousands (it words not found in any other dic- tionary are fully ilefinetl, Kinny of theiic words have been brouizht in- to general and proper use. by the izreiit strides made in science, bus- lnms. religion and the. various arts. Specialized victiviiies, such as avia- tion, golf, biisebzill and other forms of sports have also given currcuigv in many new terms and definitions 0f which will be found in one of the. (fiber of the Iwi-uyy-uviv supple- mentary dictionaries-i that ll‘l\‘l‘ been incorporated in The New lini- veriiiiies Dictionary.

The job makes the mun. Observe ilii- traffic polii-eiiiziii, how h4- rou- "'01s vast l-l\‘v’l1!‘lIlH of vehicles with u IHUVOIIIPIII. of his arm. Yo! ivlu-ii he puts on civilian clothes and goes home, he is bulidozuil by his Willi.

——-—~¢o¢—-i— RADIO BROADCASTS TO MOVING TRAINS Canadian National Railway To Add Novel Feature to Service

According to an announcement made by Mr. W. i). Robb. Vice- PPGSlIlPHI of lliu (‘uuzliliilii National Ruiluuiy, radia will prove an im- portant purl iii the service of the National System (luring the com- ing ywar. ily mailing use of oxislini: hroiuictisiiiii: stations and by the‘ crecton of others, programs of eu- tertiiiiimeui and news will bc broadcosted from one end of the Dominion lo the other.

liosliilxilile,—-- ‘lll1\‘ llﬁllﬂ‘ uiiii luude

“ ‘u ilio north .lioi-w “i-uiis" which averaged nhoui $15500. each llli‘l'l'|)_V showing the possiblliiies of devi-lopiiiciii of our own uuiiirnl i'i*slii|rcc.~i.~--I\’.

PERSONALS

l » Riv. l‘. L. .\lc.\lalioii of SourL-i, is-lu-d his pinseiits, .\Ir. and .\irs.

MW lsliilleil operators. so that

Another important item will bl.- ilie equipping of all transcontinenl-l ui truimi oi’ the Canadian National Railway with radio receiving sets quill placing them iii charge of “CW5 lileiiin and concerts may be broad-_ cast lo trains en route (Yginaila. Very sucessful experi- ments along this liue were curried out during the past summer by the

W, l; ylpylupﬂn, honsnhglion onitvntlonni System. when all special i

‘Tu i-slui. ii. i

radio nnd

ruins were equipped with receiving sets and concerts

311,-, gel-pp Myllany of we fh-“LIILWYU picked up by them while the‘ il’ .l. .i. Hughes & C0., SOIIYEH, isllruiu was travelling. A rmilo ro-

Jiﬂllllg his home in Kenslngtou. liqn-ivlm:

STOCK QUOTATIONS

i IIALIIPAX, Jan. Ill-Stock duo-i lintlous furiiiulleil by Johnson and Ward llleiiiberu of the Almitrezil! lSlol-li Exchange. ' iii-u Telephone izsriﬂ. ilromplon ii", 5 ‘Si. Lawrence Flour ..... - l iltiziiva Power -~- i .(‘ubu (‘zine Sugar Pld 02 ‘ {Pun American Petroleum . .. 55%| .-\liivi'iciiii (‘all lll.‘ lili-nzilhm Fraction

‘liowurzl Smllli Pill . .

, " “ Coin . . . . . . . .. lSpauli-h River Prelerreil

" " Com Steel (‘ompnny of Canada ..

ysilﬂwllllllflil . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..

lnureiiiide Pulp . . . . . . . . . .. ﬁnliuilizip General ICIi-clric . . lﬁinnciiiiu Steamship (‘om .. | d0 Pfd . . . . . . . 'AiiI)i\ut0.-i Com . ‘Dominion Bridge lMoiitreiil Power

iltciiiuou .. .. .. ‘l/lm. (‘nix & Foundry .

lAin. Locomotive . . . . . . . . . .. lAni. Smelling it iiofiiilux: ... llluairoiidn Copper . . . . . . . . . . itiniiuilinn Pacific Railway . lNew York Central . . . . . . . .. 10f (tuba (fune Sugar .... .. ' Crucible Steel

international Paper . Kelly Sisriuzfielil . . . . . _ . . . . . Alex. Petroleum

international bier.

Press Stool Cur

lioudlui:

Hoilihem Pacific. . .. ShlIl-Ellﬂkﬁl‘

lluion Pacific . Utah (‘opper

198-1 Victory 1933 Victory 1922 Victory 181i? Victory

flank Commerce . . . . . . . . . . .

Bank Royal - 313

Bank Montreal — Outs May 48% Jilly 441A Belgéoiii.

Wheat May 109% July 107% Sept. 100%. July 78% Sept.

1 mporlnuci! uud of causing

.Ill|d(li0 West with our Iiroadciisiini;

~ trains of the (‘uimdiiiu

set installed in the used by Mr. Lloyd Georgi- the iucaus of bringing to world wide iieivii of’ the

cur W115i him greatest him 1U cburucterize as ‘i'nvalilciblc“ this special fcuiurc of ilio Cuuudiuu National service. The official ilfl- uouncemeut of Mr. Robb. is as- follovrs: Realizing llie intense interest in Radio reception in, Cniindii there iiow being over 100,000 radio users. it may not be rimlus for mo If) state briefly the rudlo pious now lil process of‘ fulfillment on lh<~ pzirt of ihe (‘auiiiliiin National Rall- way. We have now under erection u

__ very powerful broadcasting station

in Ottawa. located on the roof of the Jackson building-this station will be tied iii with the NOFHIPTI] Electric Station ut Montreal so that our programmes from either Ottawa or llionlreul will be brood- cnsted simultaneously from lhllﬂl‘ two points nnd should be roi-eivi-il by practically the entire Eastern cud of Ciiuiula nnd tho " Vniteil Stolen.

We RFD then going iulo lb.- stutlous nnd then further west until we open the entire country from the Atlantic to (he Pacific. wllli our programme nnd messages. You will find the truuncoiiiiiieiilui National iluilwziy equipped with l‘(‘(!0i\'iiI‘-I sets, liuuilloii by skilled operators. for the plcuaurc nnd benefit of the travellers and you will also uoou find in our various holiels thr- mos! iaomplele radio sets possible io lu- stall.

\Vc nre doing this because we believe lu the. lromeniloua value of radio to the. people of (‘iinudii rit lnrize iiild Iiecuuue we fcci it will be of zrciit benefit nnd piemuirt- to thi- lni-gu travelling public Whlllll we are culled upon to servo. and to our nrniy of employ- cos.

-l_.‘---_<o->— ——

EAST POINT SCHOOL EXAMIN- ATION

The semi annual examination which look plnce n! Flint Point School. on Thursday. Dec. 20th. was inrgaly amended by rniepny~ oia and visitors. Tho new school house, that haii recently ‘been coni- pleied, and which in a credit lo the people of the district. was inste- fully decorated for the occasion by the teacher, assisted by some of the capable young indies, Afici- the examination in the various branches conducted ‘by the teacher. n very successful ‘program consist- ingof noon, recitation» and dialo-

.$9.50 i values clearing per

across ' .-

JANUARY 11', 1924 j

Big inducements for January Iilearanoe Sale

In the Ladies’ Iieady-to-wear and Iiouse Furnishing Departments

i EXPELLICJT VALUES IX MIL. LINERY

Ladies’ Pattern Hats, balance of seiason’s selling, any style,shape or shade-Hats worth up to $12. are included in tlhis sale at $5.00.

Infant's Wool Bonnets and Hoods selling at 25 p. c. discount.

I..\ DIES‘ ISLOUSES (ilfIi/\'l‘l.\' IHEDIHYPII)

Ladies’ heavy weight Flannel- ette Blouses in a large assortment of shades in dark or light, striped or plain; regul-ar-$1.75 for $1.39.

Large ‘ange of Ladies’ Voile blouses regular $1.35; January Sale only 98c.

(‘IIILIHKICNXS SPARI-‘N ONLY 2.10‘

Small Clhildreifs Wool Scarfs in shades of Nzl\’_\'.2lll(l ‘Red; special for quick selling at 25c.

hWVPLVPERS 85c AND $1.39

Girls’ Sweaters for ages 6 to 10 years in assorted colors; extra value for quick selling at 85c and $1.39 each.

MISSES DRESSES $23.98

1 dozen only Misses and small Ladies’ Homespun and Serge dresses; wonderful value at our

_ sale price of $3.98.

Unexcelled bargains are now offered on all Wool Caps, Scarfs and Sets-SEE THEM.

I..\ DI Ill-S’ F YRS

Do not miss the excellent in- ducementswe are showing for our .lllllll2ll'_\/ Sale in Ladies’ Rat Coats, also all small Furs; they are real-- ly up to the minute and the quali. ties and prices will surely be a great surprise l)ON”l‘ FAIL TO SEE THEM. .

In the House Furnishing Department.

WIHH. IllA NKRTS .\ '1‘ MUN Ill’ SA \' l NG PRIUICS $6.50 FOR $7.50

White Union Wool Blankets, size 60x80 with Blue and Pink borders; a warm, cosy Blanket $6.50 value-January Sale $5.50 per pair.

$9.50 FOR $7.50

White All Wool Blankets with Blue borders size 64x84; a large comfortable Blanket that will give wear, comtfort and complete satisfaction -—- regular $9.00 and pair $7.5".

$10.00 FOR $8.50

Pure White Wool Blankets with Blue border size 64x84 ;an excellent qtzality made from soft, fluffy all wool yarns, considered good value at our form-er price of $10.00 per

pair-January Sale only $8.50.

y Grey Union Wool Blankets size 58x78; a good serviceable Blanket for ordinary use; regular price $4.50, clearing now at only $3.50.

I~‘I..\ N .\' ICI.I<I'I"I‘I'I Iil..\ NK I~I'l‘.\l

White or Grey Blankets of soft, good quality Flannelette with blue or Pink borde ‘s; size 55x72 per pair $2.20, size 68x76 as above per pair $2.45.

White or Grey extra heavy weight Flanneletti: Blankets with soft, even nap, Pink or Blue Bord- ers; excellent quality and will give long wcar—large size 72x84 at _a special price of $3.25 per pair.

$3.75 -‘_‘O)II~‘OIK'I‘I!IRS AT $2.95

Largvsize Chintz Comforters shown in‘ different shades and floral patterns, well filled and fin- ished size 72x72 regular $3.75 each, Sale price $2.95.

PORTIERS $5.75

5 pairs plain Green or Rose Tap- estry Pomiers worth $7.50 clear- ing at $5.75.

(‘I'R'I‘.-\IN NET

White Net Curtain material stiitable for Bedrooms and Living Rooms, now on sale at 25c and 35c per yard.

.lIID-\\'IN'P]<‘.If same or shicuiii norms

Heavy Arctic Sleigh Robe z-m. - - ._ . falo Clotlh,Curl Cloth lined with rubbratieitrifiiiiliigiiiigwiiliidogdisllgucfd felt edgeswirindproof and damp pi'o01’,a warm serviceable Rpb at a low price—~size 54x62 (exact measurement clear of felt lgore dcr) sale price $10.85. Large Bile for doulble sleigh 54x72

price $12.75.

Sinclair & Stewart Ltd,

Summerside

\_-n

gues was curried out by the pupils. .-\lso a ilinlogiie‘li_i' llie grown ups in which the parts were WPlI taken. 'l‘lii-. pupils showed by their good work. that they have been well iii- sti ucied. ‘

Alli-r Ilie program uu address was read to ilie tenclier, bliss 5100110)’. illlil she was presented with a purse by the people of the ilitilfltl. Tllkll. it wnii well donor- ved, arms without saying as .M|.'<l.~i lioouci‘ is very popular. not only iii the school, but also ihnoughout the. community. The most import- ant event. wﬂs ilie arrival of Snnla (fluuii who was welcomed by young and old, the jolly old fellow noon made sad havoc 0f the Xmas Tree, and did nol forge". anybody. After lunch was served by the young indies ilie people dispersed to their homes, well pleased ut liiivlug luken purl. iii such a successful cxuuilunllou.

-——-—-<0->-——-— ‘SPRINGFIELD (LOT 67) SCHOOL

The school at Springfield (Loi 671 presented nn unusually nniniiil- ell appenrancc on Friday. Decemb- or 21in, the occasion being the. Christmas (aliasing and examina- tion. ile-uidou the full roll of pupils. lhc pnrcnts ,wllh tho younger brothers and sisters of the schol- ura nnd several visitors were pres- ent.

The achooiroom was moat taste- fully and artistically decornted. the effect being further enhanced by on ornamental Christina; from bouniifuiiy laden with presents for the children, the gifts being provid-

ed by the Springfield Women's in- iilifule.

The scholuri of the various izrndeii mode ii particularly credit- able shoiving in the examinations, which ivere conducted by tho teacher iliiiis (‘urol Simpson. nssini- ed by Mrs W. .1. Seuiuen. Miss Jeuii Sinclair find lilessors Lloyd uiid Louis lluisluui.

Muster Lewis Lnmbr- one of the pupils, was elected chairman by the scholars and presided over the following progriiiii: Opening (thorns, by the School. Recitation. Rulii Laiube. Excerciae, (Yliirerice linslom, Lionel Ford and Allan liickox. Motion Song. Rulli Mc- Leod. Recitation. Ninii Somerii. Recitation. Lionel Lionel Ford. Recitation. Marizuret Lambe. Scott Sinclair, Arthur Hashim nnd Alfred Senmnn. Recitation. Elton Soiuers. Recitation. Eileen Lnnibe. Song. Ruth and Murlruref Lumbe. Recitation. Peter Sinclair. Dialogue Hazel Somers. Wlnnlfrezi Sinclair and Crawford Sinclair. Recitation. Margaret Ford. Recitation, Cecil lliclfiidyen. Song. Eileen Lambc nnd iiiizel Somera. Recitation, Dorothy Mayne. Recitation, Arthur Lnmbe. Recitation. Allison Mayne and cloning chorus by the School.

Each and every number on the program W85 good and it would be difficult (or perhaps invldioua) to porticuluriae. it would be unfair. however. not to mention those who were largely responsible for its nncceaeiui production. namely Mrs. Everett l-Xonlnm and the teacher.

blrs. iiusluni. who acted as occonr llnllluf al tho cloning, trained tho llllliils for the musical numbers iind their l-xi-elleuce reflects much credit upon her cnpnblllly,

'i‘iie teacher. Miss Carol Simpson. ilrvilured the program generally’ iiiiii its singular i-iucceiiu ivns u dis- iiiirt compliment to her.

The rule payers expressed their uppri-ciatioii iu glowing terms m "l" "doable teacher. Ming Gimp-SQ"- WIN) ivas nhm pri-iieiifeil with =1 bI-ziuiiful (‘iirlslmus gift from the pupils. After the teacher hmi (vealed the children and visitors 1n sweeliiiiriitu lllltl tho affair conciud "ll Willi the Sllllllhil of The National Anthem.

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u... ghm \Iilil' \uii ind ‘uuwllll l»\ Iisiu-l

n. iii-mac's

slurry;