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OLD HOMESTEAD PURGHA8-

ED-llrs Minnie Murray. Hen uluker. New Hampshire iormcry of 'l‘redericton, P ill I. has sold her farm, the old ‘Murray Home- stead to her son, Mr. Fraser Mur-

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Charlottetown Wednesday, Jann a _ 21st_ next. Afternoon. Special concert, party. Evening, dinner and enterrtaiiuneut.,'Memibers of Bat-'

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itheir intention to attend to Box 171

meonranr tio-rici',~ro so

V£RTi8lR8.»--Advartilordare res pectiullw reminded that' copy and instructions must be in the Guard ian Oiiiioe not later than twelve noob each day except' Saturday, when the latest hour for changes or new copy is m

10 a_.

GIFT FOR PINE HILL#-Pine

Hill College has received s very generous gift of 88000 from Mr G R. Crowe, of Winnipeg, who has llwlys been an _interested “friend of the institution. .lt is- tof-be' divided into tiwo' 'bursaries or scholarship, as the College may. decide~one in memory of his wife, Elisabeth M. Crowe, and, by special request, the ,__other iwill hear hls_own_.ili1_illB. As the interest will not be availn/ble this year, Mr. Crowe is sending a chequeto cover the amount, so that the students may receive the

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talion are asked to at once notilry 1’-llllledlhle advllutasv. i _» _ PERSONALS

Lgade lchsrlottotown. sos?-iammtt. WEEK OF PRAYER-The open- `

and ing meets, f ,h W 1, f p _ Mr. J. w. cnrric i=snire's station

i Ml'-.'Willi8m H0d8son who lives er in the gagtist eChui°°ceh gn lvlldiz- WW in the °|lY‘Y°ét°l'd°-Y-

,. _ » . at 16 Upper Hlllsborostreet com~' any night 1 1 ti d d d _

_ _ plated his elgh_t§fMth- year on all enteredwlsitbrgrgidlcb :ara ‘izmo Mr. M. Kennedy, M. L. A., Brad.

__ _ _ _ _ Christmas Dax. is health is so the service. Revs. G. R. Taylor, albane, was in_t_he city Yeslefdly-

/General Distributors - = good and his vigor_so complete H. T. Raymond, G. W. I-‘_ Glendem ' ' **

_ Charlottetown ‘

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that his _many friends hsvc cvcry ning and ni-_.Fniicrton, Mr; w. s. Mr. Andrew Butler. city- leaves confidence in extending best wish Louson, Mr; R. C. Sidenius and ot- UNB 11101111118 f°l' OUBWH- I Gs for many more happy returns of hers took part and the pastor, Rev. _ the day » i C, R_ Freeman, gave a short mp. fMr. John Jardine and bride left

_ _ _ di-sss on me F0,-wars Movement for Freetown after spending their

iissea|t¢s§i<es4eas;|;es;iiss;i¢rs;¢ss;¢ss;| Bngcsivss p§o|uo1'ioN_._ncv_ Last evening thc sorvicc was in honeymoon in Brooklyn I-ut 61~

. . Colclough who from 1916 Zion Church. There was a. large at- *_-'

_ _ i_ nniii April 1919 .Svcs Rector of Mn tsndsncs st this service. nov. Mr. ‘M'- °""”‘°” A"“”“- Km* ‘3°l° T”

t n, sn.; more recently filling tlis Freeman was again the speaker tak- ;°p"°5°"tt“"VE‘;m‘t°°'“'”°d yesterday

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is or christ church, stsuorton, Purity and RiHh¢€°“=u°>“-" morning for wouvinc. N. s. to tnkc

BEST .Chewin Tobacco nah.L’1.iL*§f§.i’l3”s§?..i?§’h£`3h =’»=°°»<»=~=LW?f==!-ur.wm- “D ”‘“‘“°” “‘L““'

_ - . ~Hs1|fsx_ He expects to enter on Bell, Milton was a visitor to the Mr. John Brooks, Murray Harbor,

. _ _ his new work on Feb. 1st. M;-_ }J_ifydye;terd(i;y__d Mr. Antins Mai- left for Truro yesterday to resume

. - . . .' . C01clough_ 1| 1 G d t eo , roo e , spen e wee studies at the Agricultural College.

--A fig that is is clean, Juicy, well-flavored and ful wvciiiis cofic° grofontm `$2c°iv°d “"6 at Grsuuvale. the sheet or 1

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when ' t "Wh su Anchor, N_ s_, ns. noon 'us as his subieui. "rue Forward °’“ “ _*P - -

Ou _ e plpanlmoiisly elected to the Rector- M0V°m€Df-Prayer -10|' Namual Mr. 'Claire Campbell, leaves this

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_ sc, _ 6059-1-sivimtr. ___ i

_ bo(-hed__ i ._ the Deg,-ee of L_ fl-h_°f:°m ,ge Mrs. _W.llber.t Dniin-niond. -Mr. Fin- Mr. C. R. Weatherhie, Village ‘ _ __ _ _ .___ ;*"'~--__=_____~

. versity of King- Cane Wmd_ lay MacKinnon. Sprinevale, -has resn. and Mr. Elmer Weatherbie of @ __ _@___ _G Q@@)@)@@)@)@)@;i@)@.,&W____,€ywy \\___E/ug _ © @ © @ @_,_;

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A k t , c ,on N_ S__ at the public Convocw returned after a pleasant visit to Lake Verde leave this morning for ~ S _ C E » H h 11 t _ Loyalist, the guest of A. W. and I-lnlifax_

_ K Y S . Mon ‘Chl llberehmfs 0:; mth’ 1919 Mrs Stewart A E Dollar has sold

. . l`5~| 0 ll! I e youngest ' ' ' ' - Th - ‘ ‘ i MB U`0tU1l! h0l'S€, Richard. to Mr. M . Picton »M Cormac, city, and

ISHQS ,thé Chew _that _CI’lflC3_l t0b&CCO 6Sel°S_d€[l’li!.l'ld ;;_;‘;__]°yt igegliage 1:1' 5;' lélgsgxg' William ‘Bell for u handsome sum. Mr_rUiric Arseiiault, _leave this

8 0116 t0b3CC that glV6S_ ITIOSY C0l‘(lpletd Sal1sf3_¢t|0,,. work at K_mg__a_ _“___ __ _ - - - - Boys lookout for William. Mr, morning for Truro io resume their

“ Murdoch Maicswieen Brookfield studies in Agriculture

Askf ' ` ° -_ ' . has returned after 's ndin- the i '

or HICKEY S lwist y. u will get the flavor. _ A1-~rnAc-riou ooMiNo.-.rhcc- week end. Wm, M, W_,,f"},,,,,§_ M,,_ Mins., Gladys snn tiny ivicccr-

° 1 a , ~ re Patrons Wh° mm 300% dean tim, His friends are pleased to mac leave this morning for Halifax c & S comedy dr_oms will be interested see Mn Hammond Cmbbe out at ,mend Mount 5;, vincent gon.

_ , , to learn that the Knights of ColumL agam ,mer hm recent mme” ve,,i_

_ __ bus have made arrangements for ' __ - _.___

jf _ the i>1"oS_f‘l1U1Ii0I\ 0! the Comedy ggi-|0Q|_ ExAMiNAT|0N_._1'he Mr. and Mrs. Horace Reynolds

~ - Drama The .Havre Next Door.” ssmi.,m,,,,,,1 examination or Lady ond their iittio daughter, Hcicn

$0-0-0++o+e»»-ooovooc which Wm be/ |*?‘°“°“t°d" with Fone school was held on Wednes~ Befuive-0fMU"f=1Y HBPDOIB 0I‘°S9@d

. _ r i bright. Ci1l_ChY ‘ID-i0'd&li9 M\lSi08l day afternoon, De¢_ 24th. The pup- by the Carferry yesterday en route

specmmes °“ the evening” Uf F95- ils were examined in several of the to New Glasg0W Where 1116>' intend

, . _ 12th. und 13th. They will also ure- subjscrs of their schooi work by residing inr thc winter. Their

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highest orade,matei-lall and correct forma by skilled work- mon. An inspection of our

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BEER and GOF F S Great Closing Out Sale

Groceries

i Reductions apply to cash transactions only.

Everything to be cleared out.

Buy' up your supplies while the opportunity is

offered you. . ‘

Every cent reduction is a saving to you.

Make out 'a list, then drop in, early before the

rush starts. i i

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Canada’s March Fur Auction Sales

Place Your Furs on Consignment for iIANADA’S FUR AUCll0N SALES, MONTREAL

All Fox Breeders and Fur Farmers may now send or leave

their Raw Furs at the office of A. & E. Pierce & Co., Summerside, to be forwarded to CANADA’S GREAT FUR AUCTION SALES which takes place in Montreal in March, 1920.

At the recent public meeting it was unanimously resolved

that Canada’s Fur Auction Sales should have the support and Co- operation of all fur farmers who have the interest of the indus- 'try at heart, which is necessary to insure the permanent success

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A ciiesshho BROTHERS

.Wholesale Commission 'Fish Dealers, No. 1 Fulton Market, New York, N .Y., Receivers of Smelts, Eels and Clams. ' -

Car. lots a specialty. Eicpress shipments re- . c ~ ceive same consideration. -

For stencils 'and information address E.-o.wANsi-nt, __

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1Ti10M*Asii'.M.iieeinaico. Nvhoicssic connrnission Fish-nccicrs.

Fulton Fish Market, New Y_ork. _

lSp5gcie_li:les-_-Smelts, _Eels Clams _

s01icited,_daily returns. Stencils on~s_._pplication.» . _ _ <Mi_u‘ket and Fulton National

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Musical Dopnrliiiciit. 6085. wiNs|_oE i~fd7r&e“s~=Mr_ Noison

ting friends in -the city. While on the road lioiue his valuable driving horse in passing through a deep snow-bank sprained the tendons of his hind-leg iund is n`ow under treatment of tho vet. It is hoped soon to see him brick on tho road again with his usual speed' and style. Miss Daisy James of Morell is visiting in Winsloe the guest of Miss Ella Diamond. She spent a pleasant New Yeafs Eve attenti- lng thc “sliow" at the Prince Ed- ward. Br. Brexrt -Diamond was vis- iting fricnds in Union on Sunday evening. That enterprising stock- raiser, Mr. William Younker has purchased a valuable fpedigreed colt from Mr. Wells of Union, for which -he paid a handsome .price. His friends are pleased to learn that Mr. Bert Younker has recover- ed from his recent severe attack of la grippo. Mr. Louis Hughes, spent New Year's in the city the guest of Mr. Hammond Ford. .Miss Ethel Younker has been visiting friends in the city since New Yesr's_

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m and 40c. Insist on having Keat- n

navia Ann rnaeaws rulers Pom( e/iusaole on eAi.l Now av Au. i-.IA-nina onoclns, ov- siiumlur msrlcrao rrauinlo on noi-f wnarrln. one or -ri-il ci-ioienu' mln-roooa on 'rua naniclr Ano AL- - ao 'ml ouluwlar nl- oausl no waafl w|-iA‘.lI-

_ Ivan in name.

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and tho following iprogramme was

schoolflfecltltion, “Speech of Wel- come,” by Charles Rogereon; Reci- tation, “Welcome” by George Roh-

__ ous ¢|_viui.sion or ooo i.|v_irli ou. wrru Hvsosrios- _- lnii-ras or uma ,ann oooh.

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frnic' rcmcay no ibseomc so'-_I

tion on the calls and tissues of the air passages. _ _ __

It wlli relieve `aerions’_¥$\l troub-

e_s which ordinary.-rem sofall to reach, ' . _' rnics-soo. and tim. oooh

bottle. ‘

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wrlntenrl ilic direction of the Cuilbeck was appointed chairman`_ ' _ ‘ ____

rendered by the pupils:-Opening BR-ING BACK ITS COLOR AND chorus "Canada _Mx Horus.” ‘by i.usTRE wi1'H GnANoMA's

SAGE TEA RECIPE

/-1 f. . 1’-1i’<‘i“i‘i’-‘»..‘T“1i"fi'i’.'1i§»“$52.ith :l:...‘i.‘:.2,‘:.i;;~..§‘.r.i11‘;u.§;':;c;:.f‘.§‘;%. “‘*"‘_ np is a large production, and ambiti- spoke that they had been carefully Miss Katherine L. Benton, train- J. ’-__ ons undertaking. and: calls for a isugm dm-ing the germ, The sshqcl ed' nurse of East Point, who re- . -. _ -_,“_ local cast of forty persons. It has was apgrnmiveiy decorated- fm- the turned from overseas last Autumn

___ ._; '_ ‘_ i ff 'i i been produced in New York, with oscssign and is Christmas Ti-eg where she served with the U. S.

' i great success. Mr. Stephen _ C. stood in, one cgrnél- uf the room army, left yesterday on a visit -to

Hurley ul' St. John. N. B. who is hearing a small remembrance for Boston and points in Nova Scotia.

___ _ 3 &vi_;l_l liiiownr [professional Actor, each pupil. The teacher was the ;' ‘

.',,*,_-,__" n rec or o ramat cs as been recipient of many beautiful fpres- L d S ' t

“ "' Gilsageii io direct the brsma, and ents from the 'pupils as well as a_ a 0

ggmpiu w||| ||¢|||g.¢, p||¢|,,¢ W1" hit/9 1'~B§0ClM€<l With him Mr. purse of money from the‘vdsitors,' -' ,

- ,om °,.d,,.._ a . _ __ _~_. »_ J0S_9Ph' _Burkhart a _comedian sing- i.here being overforty present. Af- k H

‘ “ ,` - i Y er. and cancer M Bnrkl rt ill te h in tio Mr Wellington y

hlee; Rccitation "A timely puinte_r’f Common garden sage brewed in- by H-ildred Oakes; Recitation bc' to a._hcavy tea, with sulphur and Ellsworth Rogorson; Recitation by alcohol adderl,wili turn gray,streak- Elmer Walsh; ‘Singing _“Motion ed hair Iheautifully dark and lux- Song" by four girls and two bdye; uriuut. Mixing the Sage Tea and Recitation “When Papa's sickf' by Sulphur recipe at home, though, is Leah Rogerson; Recitation by El- troublesome. An easier way is to :lon'Cairi`is; Recltation “What a boy get the resdryrto-use preparation can do" by Gordon Callheck; Reel- improved lby the addition of other tation hy' Russel Cairns; Rocita- ingredients a large lbottle, at little tion by Lillian Oakes; Singing by 0091. Rf ¢1l'“S MDFGB. IUIOWH HB the school; Recltat-lon “Holding the “WY€tl_1_B 'Sage and 'Sulphur Ciimf Reins” by F-ifankic Gillis; Recita-~ D0\ll\d. £11118 &V0idi¥lE&l0f»`0f THUSB- lpom- -<¢‘,-m,dpwp,,_'s_ spscisciss _ny While gray, faded hair is not sin- Wm_ Rogmson; Dialogue by the ful we all desire tof- retain _our Third Class; Recmmon iby Gordon youth,liul appearance and attractive- cniioech; nccitstion by .iscir 5_gs§___§vs<;<;r__k;1:_igs g_1:_\;'__l_1_§ifC‘;§_h Oakes; Address -by Chairman; Re- Y ` citation "xmas times" by Ellsworth -P°\1ud» 11° 011° eau f°1l~ l“’f°_““S§ lf Roge__som_ Recmmon ,hy Amy does it sonatura y, so even_ o_\_|_ X-ne up by ch.l:':':a°.:.s’i'i.i: :i:.:°.... Lloyd Rogerson, Closing adress by h _ _ ki one smmn strand at _,_ Annie Welsh; Closing chorus “Tlll ___;__l'»_ g “gm in an ra _ _hun W” Me” “mn” hy °°h°°1' M the ii e' di; moi:-off Aftgr bnothor °l°s° °f the pmgmmme the "uk “lil tiappor two our hair be-

d mauy others w.ho were am’ ‘m ‘m y

tees an comes -beautifully dark, glossy, soft 'present expmssed Mlemselves as and inxuriant and you appear years highly pleased with -the school younger, -

Ml|1'ard'e llnlment cures dlph\l\erla"work. The affalrclosed with mu- _'__.,___

::W~ANTED: KEAT|NG‘8 POW- and all-Iapm' New Year. TAKE N01'|¢;E

Q .Men's 08.75 and up

` Youths .......‘........ SLM _ Girls $2.85 ` Pllll _ with coca osiroirhoys hock-

` ey boots we will give a hock-

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AUCTION ‘SALES

' ca_sh~~advanceseairbe-fobtained' on request.

CORPORATION.” _

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of the Silver Fox Farming business. '

~ Messrs A. & E. Pierce & Co., will issuereceipts for all pelts

received. A reserved bid may be placed on each pelt. Liberal _

This sale will be of gigantic proportions, and as Canadafs

annual output of Raw Furs is over fifteen million dollars, and in addition to Canada’s production arrangements have been made :for shipments of all 'classes of Furs produced by every fur pro- ducing country in the world. These sales will be extensively ad- vertised all over the globe, _there will be buyers from all parts of the world and consequently the highest prices will be realized

_ for your collection. ‘ -

I Silver Eox Farmers are especially invited to co-operate with

this organization in the marketing of Silver Fox Pelts, as it is only with your co-operation that the highest prices can be se-

" For further particulars call, write or phone A. &. E. Pierce

~ & Co’s., ofilce, Summerside, representing “MONTREAL FUR

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DER. To kill cockroaches--EV- __-.¢>-_~ BOB MAC HAS BEEN S°LD__ ER_Y cockroatclh. Siginkler Kent. _N/E UNDERSTAND that clap iWe publish simple, stra_ig_ht tes- 1-heAmhe,.s, News says ..B0b Mac.. i;igs_ro\{_ud mtehcrsc _ anht crew; gymbws certificates _for 1919 Wm timonials, not pmss agen s _n er- 2_u%_ me mst provincial _brad °' F 21,' ° $3-0° sm' 1’ bo honor-sd _up to and incindins "'°'"' "`°“‘ We ;,“°w,“ P22’ °', seldins -to attain that mark on u

up B we Bc ep n e Janus 31st 1920. 6045-1-6ME3i. ` From an °v°r mer cn' ey es' maritime track, has been sold to

orn_ ng-DEAD, Cartons, 16c. 25o .YY tify to the merits of MINARUS parties in Sydney and Wm be _amp_

LINIMENT' the best °f H°“°eh°]d ped to that destination sometime to-

! g'°' ' I ` Remedfeg' day according to information Our

----Qe>---_- _ _ ' ' ' MHNA'R'D`s mNI’M'ENT /co" LTD’ informant was unable to mention

' ` the sales price or give the names

' _ of the . arties w o made the ur-

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_ _ _ _ __ _ chase. but at the same time the

amount of money changing hands

would 'ba Sure to fuu over the

. S ‘ se -thousand dollar mark. The Ma_c

horse, as he is familiariy called is one of the Commodore colts and is

.il

'VP vis. Island _'bred. He holds numerous

When an affection of the throat, “ track records, end,.has everything

bronchlals or lungs has passed the - _ ' _ raised in the Provinces surpassed acute stage, and still clings stub ‘ - _i as far as speed is Conceflwd-

9 .lu » boruiy--you should resort to a con- ‘ V _ -_--_-¢o-a-i _ u""`~ ' stltutional remedy like ' _ i FAREWELL PAR-1-y_ I Whiic sttsnding to the social and

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A very enjoyable time was held

at the 'home of Mr. J. F. Jenkins, Alberry Plains, on Deo. 9, 1919, to bid farewell to Mr. and Mrs. Jen- kins and family, who was about to take their departure for Mlliview. They will .be greatly missed as they all took a _very active part in the mocial and business life of the com- munity.

AGIENTB WANTED.

Oily Sat aladery Gludlnn War

llook. written by Canadians. intro- guctlon by General Currie, "Cana- a's Sona and Great Britain in

World War," offers returned men and o here. lpen or women. wonder- ful opponun ty to mike |50 to ¥'l5 week y. Charles Mars all made] 20 ilrst ll hours. Hr. Peel averages ‘I0 weekly. line Robinaorri :na on

'fs °i»s¥i‘”° ¢°X°Z‘£ v'{3¥i‘.“-»sr.“n"n‘§§

After spending a very .pleasant

evening in playing games, singing and etc an address and a very valu- able gift ‘was presented, to which Mr. Jenkins, in his usual good man- ner, rcplieii. The following is thc address:

at ’.\/lillviewl huve assembled to~[],

community. i

In our Educational Department

est interest, and in fact. every measure pertaining to the best in- terest. of the community has rc- ceivod your closest attention

public duties. you did not forgot the chief one, the church, and it is still gratifying to know that you will still be able to aid Us with your wise counsel and monetary aid. _

And to Mrs. Jenkins, whom we

have always held in the highest esteem we wish you every hsppi~ ness in your new home and con- not hut express our gratitude for service rendered in times of siclr- ness and sorrow when you have proved the true Samaritan. I

And Miss Jenkins who always

kept .the home fires burning and the bright smile and cheerful man- ner, we can only say ln the language of the poet. '

To know her was to love her.

And -now ln conclusion we ask

you to accept this chair aa a small token or our regard, from your

sa a ea n

or full €lme.“0utM free. Winston Co Dep . D, Toronto

friends. ~

night to express to you,`our regretln' _ at your departure ond to show_S_' Ir _________103iA_ our appreciation of the vnluable__q|u_ __ _________u4 services you have rendered this_I'»_ p_ ________123%

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