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IN NA Hgmlw 'll' taken a sharp advance. Dealers are _ ... 5;; ~

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5”: I term of office had expired. Mr. W.

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TURNIPS-Monday and Tuesday

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_i GET A NICE FUR COAT IIOW at

RUBAL TELEPHONE LINES re-

paired. Experienced workmen, 85

REV. EWEN MCDOUGALL will

January 22nd at 7.30 p. m_ ~

' AMERICAN TERRY TOWELS. _ white with colored ends, special sale 1' price 59c pair. MOORE & MCLEOD

LIMITED. 1617-1-20-2i

f GARDEN CITY BUTTER-i-2 lbs.

Milk L’-0. Ltd. tf

" sr. JAMES cnuncn ANNUAL

elected to the Board of '1‘rustees in place of Mr. T. W_ L. Prowse, whose

ancial report, is chairman ofthe Board of Trustees.

now paying thirty (30c.) a bushel in car lots. This is an advance of five

days.

SALE 0F lVIEN’S TAILORED

SUITS of high grade worsteds at $31.50. Sale closes Saturday night. MOORE & MCLEOD LIMITED.

1617-1-20-21

LECTURETTES AT ST. JAMES

CHURCH-Beginning this evening in

~ - ' Bt. James Hall, the Rev. Moorhead

3_\3;,~,5,@¢03333_-g53;,m;,~,539g¢9333:l33¢8»lr,, Legate will deliver a. Weekly course

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of lecturettes under the title “Our

Favorite Hymns," in which he will deal with the stories of the best-

THE BIG SALE OFFERS ii line 0!

suits for boys at $8.85, sale closes Saturday night. MOORE dc MCLEOD

LIMITED. 1617-1-20-2| il

NAVY BLUE CIIINCHILLA and

Whitney overcoata at $2250, s. spe- cial sale price, effective until Satur- day night only. MOORE Ja MCLEOD LIMITED. 1617-1 -20-21

Mrs. M. S. Bent, of Charlottetown,

who has been spending a week in Saint John, visiting her daughter, Margaret, is spending the week with her sister, Mrs. Leander Trenholm in Amherst, N. S.

0Ilnur||‘s Llnlment for all Pnln.

Ill MEMURIAM

MRS WALTER MURTAGI-I

A deep gloom was cast over New-

ton and surrounding districts on the moming of Dec. 29th. When it be- came known that the angel cii death had visited the home of Mr Walter Murtagh and claimed as its victim his beloved wife at the early age of 26 years. 'I‘he late Mrs Murtagh was the daughter of Mir Joseph White, Emerald, and had come to reside in Newton, only six years ago, and by her kind and cheerful disposition had won the esteem of a. wide circle of friends and neighbours who will long cherish her memory.

Catherine, as she was familiarly

known, was always ready with a helping hand to assist those in need.

Althoughi in failing health for

some time, she was never heard i.o murmur or complain. She was fre- quently visited during her illness by her pastor Rev. M. J. Smith, who administered to her the last sacra- ments of the Holy Catholic Ciiuroh of which she was a faithful mem- ber. '

She leaves to mourn their irre-

known and best-loved hymns and of the writers who composed them.

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This evening‘s subject \vil1 be New-l five sism-S and foul- brothel., Mrs

. mans celebrated hymn."Le.1d. Kind-, Urban Farmer, Kinkora; Lauretta,

ly Light." The meetings kcgiri at a

Fife, Life, Accident, SiCkneSS i quarter to eight o‘clock_ and arei

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,Hy _ -- _ - _ ’: " Mrs. Eddie Birt, nine members andlplllmlllg School Mmlleque was wel. - - - -

_ ~ ' ' P i 1 ti k lik f, _ :ll S ‘___ A L L U R E T A B § several visitors being present. The lcollled home on Wednesday alter b lpsseur :ph ont ima es m d tsate dairy products in Canada has in ` =' ___.» ____ Q ` ;._~_,-, ___,___ meeting opened by singing "My 0ld'an enforced delay in Cllalqoliel _ec u e' W °" nlany Way e me ` C

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1 'll ` Kentllck H _,, Roll ll _ ing from its inherent fine qualities, ' V L. C R answereg byonlilvhal I WZ; mizi :Ig t'm;VlreTullcM°tNa lspmined ankle' when properly done it kills diptherla

llllmldlll lor dllrln the “sl ,, ‘SS mf] 5° ut was me °°p` germs at a temperature of 1310 F.,

g p year' able subsmute mr M55 Fmse’ while sara throat germs at 1340 F.. typhoid ohoooe 2s41ssio24 pounds in miiir 1

Returns of sale of Christmas Seals M155 Constance Ma/:Nutt is supplying ` ' ' ’ '

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NUAL MEETING-The annual meet- l

on Monday evening, January 'the nineteenth, in the schoolroom. The meeting was opened with prayer by the Rev. Canon Malone, who presid- ed. R/:ports of the Wardens, Trustees and Treasurer were read and adopt- ed. The properties of the Cathedral were shown to be in good repair and the financial position was found sat- isfactory, there being no liabilities to tho pubiio or tho oioso or one nu-

the ensuing year, and votes of thanks

ities during the year just closed. The ladies of the congregation were con- gratulated on the result of their ef- forts in the annual sale in Decem-; ber last, and warmly thanked for, the assistance given to the wardens in carrying out their programme of improvements to the Cathedral and Memorial Chapel.

meeting of St. Patricks Road Wo- mens Institute met at the home of

ing of St. Peters Cathedral was held lon Dec. 31st to St. Malachia‘s

-young and' old--will sympathize with Miss Waller in her bereavement

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According to rules competitors who have not

more than six words wrong, should send in a letter

plainly stating how their eiiort corresponds with the correct solution addressed:

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and post to reach, the Guardian oificc by »i p. m. 'I‘hurs~ day, January 22 inst. _ “

Failure to _comply with those conrli*_ions will dis-

parable loss, her. grief-stricken hus- band, threel small children Joseph, Mary, and Louis, also her father,

Patricia, Winnifred and Madeline of Emerald; John J. and Jimmie of Emerald; Cyril in Western Canada, and Allen in New Glasgow, N. S. besides a. large number of friends and relatives. Her funeral took place

,Church Kinkora, and was very iargiy `attended.

-Requiem High Mass was sung by ,the Pastor who alsovperformed the `1ast sad rites at the grave, where all that was mortal of a kind and lovng wife and mother, were laid to rest there to await a glorious res- urrection. The pall bearers were Al. Greenan

Wendai McKenna, John M. Mfulli

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ancial year. Officers were elected for Elm. Patrick Cl1il‘nS. Carl Glfman. //' ‘

and Matthew White

MALPEQUE

On Tuesday afternoon, Miss Mar-

garet Waller left for her home in Charlottetown, in' a response to a message conveying the sad news of t-he passing of her father,, Mr Ed- mund S. Waller of that oty. Citizens

for they recognize her not only as

Miss Alice Fraser principal of

THIS IS LIFE INSURANCE DAY-_IANUARY

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to plan Independence

for Yourself

OF course you look forward to

enjoying a comfortable, in-

dependent old age-and naturally you want to guard your wife and children against worry and hard- ships in the future.

Then _ . _ leave not/Jing to chance.

The one sure way to attain lasting independence for yourself and family is to create an estate in Life Insurance - an estate which will give adequate, never-failing pro- tection against the unknown future.

Life Insurance, may require some personal sacrifice in the present but its cost is nothing compared to the contentment which it guarantees for the days to come. With the aid

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and Family

of Life Insurance your children can be assured of an education _ your wife can be forever guarded from the spectre of Want and misery - and you can face advancing years

with absolute peace of mind. -

Today, January 21st-which is Life Insurance Day-is the day to give serious thought to tomorrow. If you are uncertain as to what your financial position will be 10 or 20 years from now--if you would shift the responsibility of the future on to broader shoulders»--then con- sult a Life Insurance Representative. If you adopt his suggestions you will have success and happiness in the years___ahead.

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were passed to on who nod hoid of- May She Rest in Peace. ' §,\\|§*" Nl _ / '

fice. or taken part in church actlv- *T i \ ' ` /

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caipable teacher but a willing work- ` ' ; E `

INSTITUTE-The regular monthzy el. lll chlllch ,md soclal llml,s_ ‘-1 L- l-"I

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was handed ln. A letter was read the other department in the obs germs at 0 and u emu 055|

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_l th L bo , P _ germs at 1390 F. The boiling temper l mm ° B “ms r°°e°u"e U" °‘ ML* Wim" inure for mnk is zizo F. Pustourizod ion. A general discussion followed. _.__

ll was decllledlo have no meellng ln _ milk iS Iwi 1101100. it LS raised l»0 B .ducts are in cheese milk mid ice

Mis Nelson R.a.msay and her

temperature of 145 o F at which it

~' February, n xt me ti bi l ‘ 9. ._

March to bee al me ,fog elm " da“gh°" M” S pm” R“’“s“y 'e is held for thirty minutes. than it limi used 2.51 pounds of ohooou 240.1: Th B ll H u t nge o Mrs. tumed to Albcrton after a weeks ls cooled qlllckly to below 500 F_ pounds of mllk and 626 plnts of lcci

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ur ca o enanswer visit with Mrs Ramsays mother. l./_eclloll and collllol llmcllcel ls cmlm_ In me lollowlng seven ycms

ed by My Favorite Dinner. Meet- who has been seriously ill. Mrs i _ ing was brought to a close by the Donald‘s condition is still consider the only sohmon for B safe mnk sup- this increased ‘D a per mmm cow National Anthem after which a ed serious but her many friends ply' It Wm not make dmy mm; clean sumpuon fc 354 pounds of cheese' ldainty lunch was served by the host- hope for her recovery. but ‘L Wm make milk safe' 4703 pmmds of milk and M5 mms less, assisted by Mrs. L. Birt and the --

Misses Stewart. This community presents a more KEY T0 PROGRESS

2 winter-like appearance than at any IN DAIRY INDUSTRY

nd turnlps at. that place. The frost

qualify competitors.

pounds of fat equivalent. This isl

The important increases in p.;‘l

capita consumption of dairy pro-l

cream. In 1921 the average Cazmci-f

of ice cream.

SHIPPING PRODUCE-For the time this season. Citizens are taking 1- ‘ , , , ,

last few months, the farmers within iladvantage of the sleighing and many In a review of the dairy lndustry l Rad yC0n1lnlSSlOn shipping distance of Perth Station teams are ssendrlvlng in the direct- throughout Canada on a recent oc~,'

have been busy shipping potatoes ion of Sununerside and Kensington. onsion Di-_ J, A, Ruddiok, Dominion Refuselzicat-ion

' Dairy ommissloner. emphasized the

»proof warehouse of Jenkins Bros., of WHY PASTEURIZE MILK importance of estimating the status! l Miuview. is proving a creat udvou- i~- or tho don-y industry in the pomin- _THE QUES-"ON lNv-*vm PER. tage to them with its storing capa- There is considerable popular in- ion not by volume of exports or by ‘

2 city and shipping facilities. Produce terest at the present time in the pas- ono or more products but by total

,I ‘ is bought here every day, and the 'teurlzation of milk. and a good many prduction of milk. This factor alone

‘ ' ' ' ° ' ' ' ° °°***°*‘”"' ' ' ' ‘”°` manager, Mr. Douglas McLaren, with 'people are asking the question-Why is the key to real progress in dairy-

.~_~ _. V -_ _V ...__ _ --- his assistant, Mr. Lincoln Dewar, is Pasteurile Milk? in

TAINED T0 THE METIIOD OF COMPUTING THE 20 PER CENT REDUCTION IN FREIGHT RAT- ES

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|a not buoy mains, hmm; and shin-i 'Ihe best answer to that is the mia ru uno ooimoouou pf. n iidiok on- ~

CEDAR SHINGLES

ping and various other duties that statement that pasteurization is the led attention to the fact that while the business demands. Mr. I-Iaroldlone effective method through which New Zea1and's total production of 'NOD lfiaills Out 0! the M9l’\lilfl€

UITAWA, Ont.. Jan. 20.-A ques-

W B. McLeod, merchant, of Vernon disease germs present in milk are mill: is only little over one third as §F1'€i8ht Rite! Mt WGS 4951*- With ln ° “"9 °” “UM "N f0||°W|l1l CW" 5ll'"¢'°' "ui" S River, is also loading cars at this rendered harmless. large as Canada's, New zeaiand's ex- ll! .1\ldBm€l\t iSS\1td by the BORN Of m grass. i' r ri 7°” M- ’f“‘ °""":'wllM muon imd his iiustung ond obiigmg, 'rho noiry Brunch of iiio Fodemi pom oi-o tho im-gout of any country Railway Commissioners today. ,M m_'x leaf" i i ‘oo M' u‘E‘“" agent. Mr. Ira Stewart. is ever onlnepartmerit of Agriculture in Pam- ,in the world-domestic consumption The Board tumed down the appli-

the alert to extend tnde by provid-_phiet Nc. 124 Ns "Why Pasteurize there amounts to only some twenty 0Hii0\’1 Of the TfBhSD0l'UlU0l\ C0m'

in tate sacks and securln he t d Milk is

. g po g a c ," dea in a practical and in- percent. In Canada home consumpt- |miSSi0h of the Maritime Railway! i-0

L. M Ei 0 cars for his customers convenience.'tereating way with this issue. It ai- ‘cn is so large that the gross sur- "publish a tarli1 or tariffs of throiish

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wayside station, bids fair to soon be- ‘v-dy pasteurlze milk at home with cert of the total production. mana west of Diamond Junction or

`|l ' M looming the mecca of Kings County little trouble <1 expense. 4 Since 1021 domestic consumption of via, Que.. accurately ecawrmiog ,

O C This pfnce that was once a lonely an provides directions by wh'cli one plus for export is not over ten per rates from mint John, N. B., to stm

_ ' PAOLIS' WIIARVES '

with the Miirltlinc Freight Rates

roused to the oxiont or is4,529.a4v|Aoi_

l The question invoivccl pertained to

,made “P °f mcrcases °f 721707505 the mctliod of coinpiiiinq thc 20 cl'

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pounds in butter, 12,657,919 pouizds in lllclll lcdllcllon lll lmlglll lalcsy ll,.0_

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idccl by the Act, for ihroizgli traffic

chdwuiid rehaffiirmed its prev1;s` rul-

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and 1,875,322 gallons in ice cream. l

Diamond Junction. 'Lic Act was

passed with ilio object of siiiiiiiliiiiiig }_fr_i'itiinc Prol'inccs ii‘.".;ic wltli Cen- i:'nl Canacifi.

ciiglimting in thc tci‘r.t0r_v cast of_

A cicrgyman rccently gave a young

woinazi of his acquaintance a very had quarter Cf an hour. On her wrd- iiiizz clay lic sent her a tcle_j,’rnm wifi;-11, ns received. ran "John iv. 18.’

In a previous riiliiig' the 1;:i.u'<i hcldl Oil ]°°ki"5-' ul’ me iexl' me gm

that in computing the iuxtcs, iinderl"-` the Act, the through rate on the ll commcd / in question from point of ll

as hori'l.`l:d to rea/d: "For thou has :id five liusbandsz and he whom ion new has is not thy husband."

.cn and dividcd on the hus;s oi the lmileagc within the i.ci'rilory east of Diamond JuncLion_ than from the whole rate zi 20 percent reduction should bc made on ihc proportions pittribiiiablo to the hnul from the point of origin to Diamond Junction.

The applicants argued however.

'that the reduction should be applied by taking 20 percent of the local rate from the point nf origin to Diamond Junction and deducting this amount from the through rate. The Board held, this was not the proper nicth-

Dllglll l) ,lgllllllllloll sllguld lx. l,,k_‘ Ai’.rr they had restored the young

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oman to consciousness. cniuiry was made at the telegraph Office.

'~.'.-lien it was foimd that the operat-

cr limi omitted the letter or niuzieral iiidicating the first epistle, I, John, iv 18 roads: "Theres no fear in love but perfect love castcih out fear."

Nor for Him

Harold-Want to dance with that iitiio 31-ess widow? I‘1l introduce you_ Arthur-No, thanks. I‘m no glass-

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Prloo Silo a Im nm" md

Bold at all drug uid [annul I

Iloari and lanes So Bad _ Uh: lnable To Sleep For lloun '_

Misa Theresa M. Bevary, Gallingeriovn, Oat., writes;-“I was troubled, for almost 5 year, ii ith _ my heart and nerves, especially on retiring at night when I would be unable to sleep for hours. _ I was easily fatigued, and became very exeit: ‘.11

' and irritable. A friend recommended Milbiiv i‘|’

Nerve Pills and after taking them fo '

a few weeks I could enjoy a good nigl1t’a r' .1 and rapidly regained my former state of health. ",

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