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-.- t an ior other t ...“, l. ¢ sells it at a less proleii.’

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-¢-¢'_.___ IURB WANTEan l AM BUYING "for cash or tiling on g w“. mission basis 811005 Omss “d fwd "o: belts: link. Muskrat 3'“ m“ “'4 mm Hay!" b?‘ panama u b00110 SLIGQZ. T010010 eonnec ons out". g“ - - nous”, u, “Mm N" “m. s; FOX man ATTENTION. Louis and other centres, 1 m; 1g s position to handle

l0 W) paid times writ show No canvassing. We 15119917 .7011 with

or the registration The C

fiber-shin and Tattoo

_ nished‘ on

30113197. Bummsrside Body.

OLOTH. cto-rn. our-rut‘ your women folks need leis in

dresses

chooi . a y“: lands of yurds that

Second n plemeni. $75 for year. Perley Harris, Secretary. who inches wide. iillllortunity

-------q ' ‘ _.._.% Mitt ELLANEOUS “m” Qualifies

Ya JOB PRINTING or is} Oeu- m Kent st.

inscription, patronize the ml Job Printery. Tel. 420-1.

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Cnll at our store Richmond "Street. llhiglisb Scotch Woollen 0o.

UNIONLBANK MAKES Soil!) PROGRESS

GtAVINGS DEPOSITS AGAIN

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snow MARKED lucnsAsns

, There is no hotter pmof of the items Fwhen totalled with fliliisiflwe ti! the P901710 in 111mm me Discounts m plum: institution than to see thegtirnw‘ $3,230,116.19 or 1. strings deposits in that instltu-iimcrease aver 1919.

lion grow from

ended

ing t. very satisfactory"

in Savings Deposits. despite the

nmny demands and cells thatgnnd have a wide knowledge

'- been made upon the P dime; tiim nest YW-F-Jrreot assistance u» the = ' notw stand 'et,itn effort .464 as common-ed with $84,-!ba.nking service in J in 1919 and 860,144,940 in em Oanndn. _ iMr. W, - the new Vice-President

bank

The difficult period of deflstionfmmuyer 0g m, m,“ o; through which tho country minimum p, Mex”, been passing has presented tnonry ' dilfiliouit mohlems to our hank-hint organizzviifon-s. lug institutions, but tit is gratifyingi to note that this Union Bunk ffliBnrn-k 1w, .50“ now in u stronger liquid position,'1...-..b19 than it has been tvt any time 1n

The 1920

tit-blame; t sheet indiioaitee that ‘the at um

policy of i 905,451,,

fin"

yautslitfillvg Orphanage. 2S L ‘

weakly for your spare 1B8 cards for us. instruct and work. West An service 51:001-

WE hrs l" NM! 0° B04891» applications of £0100 All Breeders As- on iiorms for registration ‘ugket social in Pastime Hull tomor~ will be furl TQQWM- E. H.

D0 mater- xood qualities for their‘ and suits? We have thou-l 7'11 be sold‘ as low as $2.75 per yard, 1-2 reg- ln goods 54 to 56 This 18 an excellent to Betmnmterinis in ' all usuall found in womens fabrics and m: take care of the children's needs. address 15b.‘ & 1

"Current

c. ' bered among

o.‘ peoplcbtwestern affairs which will Ibo of

to render‘ the best‘

During the past year the Union _ nhle to render vs- iThfl FWOPIQ ’ tsorvice to its clients with tvoversezua connections as a result extension sf facilities media by the formation of the

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Ilenrtz Hull, Friday, Jgnluu-y

HOT COFFEE ill be vlhe basket socialzn Psstliggelilsall 4 tomorrow evening.

BASKET socIAT m PA l- WHQPYW night in illgtllfusi:

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' KEEP THURSDAY

FREE tor Caledonian ci§i:’7s':¢'.'.'.€ 0n ‘"I‘ho Scottish Element in Par by Mr. James Mclssec."

sntvnrloi-v-vnnmv RUMMAGE “Lzflemns m“ 7°!‘ Parcels January 24. r5. 2s and 2r. Phone 823. Please have parcel ready.

FOUL-rm’ SHQWP-Blggor nncl better ilmn over. January 25th, to 27th. 72 special prizes including 24 siiv r , $000.00 in cash prizes. e cups

THE ADJOURNED annual meet. in; of the Souris Silver Black Fox Company Limited will be held in the Town Hall, Souris on Wedngg.

. January 28th of 8 p. m, J, Am; ustus White. Secretary.

i SPECIAL GLASSES for farmer-g and amateurs at the big annual Dflilltry show. Prize list now ready. Bee ‘the magnificent display of cups in window of 'W. N. Tnntons leweilry store.

REAL GOOD TIME, at the has -

row night. A musical program will [be carried out and everyone is promised a. good time.

3UPR5NE OOUIRTF- case of the Robert ‘Simpson Company vs. John Cousins, action on an ac- count further occupied the atten- tion of the court all yesterday and will be continued today.

WEDDING BELL8.--A quiet wed- ding took place at York parsonage on January 19' when EnrllDraltc ezcaoldier of Bmckley was united in motrlugo to Miss Florence Bal - four Mcllaren. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. D. McLaren, Aberdeen. Scotlnntk. The young couple will have the best wishes from uli fora very happy wedded life. The groom is a. son of Mr. Ronald Drake, St. Peters Harbour.

DIEU ET MON OROlT..-—'I‘he following Scroll has been received by Mr. and birs. Edward Doyle, l4 Chestnut Street, City: He whom ". this scroll commemorates was hum those who at the call Country left all that

oi‘ King and

Bank - was dmr to them ,endured hardship

and iiinnliyv passed

in freedom. Let those who come sfter see to it that his name be not forgotten. Pie. Lorne Doyle, w Canadian Infantry Battalion. Buck- ingham Palace. I join with my grate

west- flu] people in sending you this mean

.11. Allen] out t Bank is wrdl known us the sent

orial of n brave life given for oth-

he-ers in the Great War. George R. l. or .

Winnipeg, “xii s-r. mews cuuacw use-r- m Dlfgctbgr qf many ‘mhel- jmwr; ‘INQ-Thc annual business meet-

ing. tho _vcar being an unusually side, wits hold on Mtmdty evening W970 VET)‘ (‘DGOUTG-g- ing, the year being an unusually good one financially. The following vestry men were elected: H. ‘C. ;Mills, A. C. Saunders. B. W. Tan- ;ton, H. M. Downing. W. B. IVfiils,

ls 10m“; ownedfwilllfl ivarron. Hurry Ford, Chas.

. broiled by the ‘ Liquid and cash as- l Perk thank of New York . on. November 30th, 1920, mlmrkm 3am; of

public as competed with‘ rJ-iIlO o! 47.23 p. c. in 1919. Two now hewdlugs appear in the. statement this ycsu- which were inciufrd in 1,919 under icons: in Cansdva." "Dr-mnnd Loam; ‘ ed by gminTarmountin-g tn 810.- 732.753.47 shows plainly that the

and New York.

non

The other and to none.

new lzostiiing is "loans to Govern- lbrennheo in merits and iMlnn-loillelities," and operates

mounts to $7,848,176.39. ‘lihese don. Enalimd

the amid NW YORK;

Ninfil: Victory Won By Canadian Curlers

of the iQm-"ldlalls follow:

John Foley, Ottswzs-di.

W. F. Payne, Winnipeg-w. J. A. Johnson, Manitoba-HE. Dr. S. T. White, Onmrio-dii. W. C. Chaanbers, Ontario-oi.

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George Paterson, Nova Scottis-

EDINBURBH. Jan. 17.--'l'he Cen- adian curlers scored their ninth i Vim"? Saturday by

29.

defeating ,.Foltvy and Chambers were losers.

A ‘Bi

hin.

Onnodn. Them") ‘PsrlrUniou is building up n por- P<""“"Y imqmqm and lprqflmbje business m at liniifnx iifTd Dr. the East and has b. uches in Yo- kohama, Toklo, Shanghai. Paris The effiorts of

to salvo banking service sec- u; addition to us. Bank its own ofticesJn Lon‘

iPeebles by 104 to“??? The sooro

The rinks shipped by Messrs.

Nwmnflillensley, clerk: Wardens, H. C. and umjhlillfl A. "I Svtiiirioi-s;

ll. W‘. Tun~ owl ll. V. Downing worn n.p fi.~lr-.g;-n~;, to the ‘Synod E. '1‘. Twmon. B. W’. Tani-on xmd Willis “Warren were appointed delegates to th-J- D. C. i5.

LEPAGE-WONNAOOT WEDD - iNG.--A quiet wedding takes place this morning at the home of Mn. and Mrs. B. W. LcPmze, 133 Fitz - ' roy Street, City, when their only daughter, Miss Hilda Ruth. and Mr] Lloyd Ashley Wonneoot. son of Mr. and Liz's. John Wonnacot, Prince Street, will be united in marriage. The ceremony will be performed by Rev. G. C. Taylor, assisted by Rev. John Stirling of Cavendish. The bride and groom will be unattend- ed and only the members of the families immediately interested will be present. After tho ceremony and wedding breakfast tho htwpy young couple will leave for a. two weeks honeymoon tour of the prov inccs and on return will take up their residence in Charlottetown. The Guardian joins with the many friends of the deservedly popular young coxiplo for continued hsppi - lit-sit tmtl prosperity. _-.-_-.-—_._-_-=e.-_. _._:.'-_-':---!

.n= WTHELCENTRALGURDIAN t t . egreaterthe 4000s IITIOIRALD The grocer pays, more for Red i‘

mserme of the mu in... this < veiling. installation or offlcqrg,

MATTHEW AND MCLEAN,‘ Sour is hsve nu np-todate party 1w tacht for Slili‘. See ad in classified "ulilml. _ .

TAKE FULL ENJOYMENT out ‘if Y0"! Phfliiflgrflilh. Select. sumo new Victor records . today. tw. T. “bilner. Queen Street.

CHINAF-We are clearing an as- sortment of odd pieces of chine, 20 ber cent discount. W. W. Well- “QP 1441-. Jewellers.

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THE ANNUAL MEETING 0f St. Andrews E2: Circle will be held in the schoolhouse on Friday January 21- fit 7-30 n. m. n. F. Egan, Seem.

Agricultural 11.111. W:

Wm b” "mflmili; worth cnckling “d "QWIBG about. it will be .1. “bird” of a. show. Don't miss it! Agricultural Hull, Jenner-y 25~z1_ °VER 1.000 CHOICE birds at the big Provincial poultry show open- "KH January 2am. in Agricultural Pim- OVP!‘ 5.000 people expected l) sec them.

.......__ V‘ THE MAE EDWARDS COP-The 1118f! Edwards Cormtany have just t used a successful three weeks’ en lrwsetut-nt in New Glasgow, N. 8., 8nd flisinmdcd. They reorganize ag- iun lll tour wccks‘ time with n (yum nlcte new rcpoi-ioin- o1‘ plays.

COMING HERF..-- The Halifax

Mull sdysz-hfisa Whitton, of the editorial stuff of Soriill Wolfnrn, To ronto, snd national secretary of the ‘Canadian Woman's Press Assoclat - i011 (in affiliation with the London Fotzioiy oi’ Women Journalists), is n visitor in town. being en route to Prince FAwm-d Island. ' COMPANY INCORPORATED.‘ n the lost issue of the Royal Gaz- ette o1‘ January 15th, appear mum of the issuing of letters patent in- corporating the contprtny of "J. 5- T. Morris. Limited." fifty, m. u... manufacture and 5111-1 of mineral Waierb". 010-. with a. total capital stock of $150,000 tiivldctl in 150D shares of $100|oach.

BENNETT-8MITH.-- At iihltby (DBL), 0h Dec. $21111, lry the Rev. Edwin Smith, » M. A, F R. A. 8., father of the bride, assisted by the Rev. E. Turkington, of St. And- rew's church, With-by, lllaJor John Bennett (the York Rfingierg) only son of the late John Bennett, sup- erintendent of li. M. (instants, Jeri soy (C, 1.), und Mrs. Bennett. Tor- onto, to bliss Katherine Zlinbt-l, cid- est daughter of Rev. and Hrs. Ed- win Smith. iWhithy. (Out).

LIME AND LIMESTONE FREIGHTE-Messrs J. A. ltfcsser- vy and Murdock Kennedy. M L, A, who recently visited the Railway authorities nt Moncton in Septemb- er and again in December with a view of having the freight rates on iimestmu- for fertilizing purposes reduced to the same level as that on slack lime for manufacturing mirposos, liuvn her-n informed, though not officially’, that the ad- justment they asked for hos granted and that henceforth tho frieghtt will he nt thesmnc rate.

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::Corn9 disappear when treated with Iloiiou-ayfits Corn Retnovcr without leaving n scar.

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PERSONA LS

Miss Fivelvn has returned from a holiday trip to Aloutr-t-atl.

Dr. Leo Frank, city. Ines returned front a business trip in Halifax.

Miss Bud Dallinrr. city, returned Monday from a visit to Montreal.

Fix-Monitor Arscnsuit is in thie city attending a conference of fox men.

Miss Ella Tombs. North Rustico. ‘has returned homo after visiting friends in the city.

Police Officer Jnmc-s E. Bradley of this city, who has been ill for the past month, lt is pleasing to notc is steadily improving.

Mr. A. .1. Logan of tbn Dominion Department or Azriculiure, has rc- turnod to Clmrlottoiown from Truro and Sydney w-iiere he has ‘been conducting practical exami- nations for egg inspectors.

Don't waste any time. Do it new. "Scratch My Back". At the Prince Etiward today.

countless nun-s nsoutnn ARMY T0 175.000 men

WASHINGTON, Jnn. 18.-Oon - gIees voted today to limit the size o the regular army of the United Steins tn 115.000» enlisted men. The Senate by a vote of 41 to

.38 set aside its dcclsion of inst

. , week to reduce the rtrmy to 150.000 ‘ . men and. without a record vote ad-

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opted the criminal joint resolution of Senator New. Republican. lndl - ans, directinz the Secretary of War to stm renruitinr until tho army is cut to 175,000 men.

The House ten minutes later ad- opted a Joint. resolution sponsored by Channnn Kuhn of its military. the Secretary of War to cease en-

nidtmsnts until there are not more

Flsg I

th n 175.000 enlisted men in thq rs "nr establishment. The House veto who‘! to 4.

gtd-intwnsttii-i. in th b. . _. arihsrof I00.000m"m gilifltu 7 . the "skifeity margin." ,

THE POULTRY SHOW. this your - -

boon '

wunmorouu ‘mama o MAN or anemone", wg-tgtm . now msmtesn

George McBride, known as Wash UIBIOIFB "grand old man of the dla. mond”, hon been made manager or _ the Washington baseball club. liej will succeed President Clark Grit-z m. who will confine himself in Lhc| future to tho oxe ' club's burincss. McBride will icavo t his bomc in Milwaukee for Wash- ington :tbout Ft-bruury 1G, to tnko‘ charge of the training c:mip'plons.'_ ~—-—-~- -O@-—--- ; :1 zPt-tevish, pale, restless. until sickly (rhildron owe their condition to worms lVLother Graves Worm Evli-t-1i||1t:-.1nr wil rriiievc ihcm uni restore health.

Bert Lint Refused‘ To Sell Roy V010

FIMEDEIWITON, Jan. 17.—-Roy Voio, 2.11 1-4, the rugged chestnut pacing stallion, owned by Bert Lint of this city, who has successfully crtmpuigncd him for several years on Altiritlme and Maine tracks, is wanted by Monoton horsemen. When an emissary visited here the other day expecting to buy Roy Voio Mr. Lint spurned an offer or $1.000. “We must have e horse so why not Roy Voio," explained Mrs. Lint, who is just as interested in Roy's success as her owner driver husband.

Ice Hockey Guide Published i

Spaldingh Official ice diockoy Guido and Winter Sports Almanac for Canada. Chumpinin fivvencher, of Montreal, editor, has just been published for the sermon of 1921 by. the Canadian Sports Publishing 00,? of No. 369 St. Catherine Street. West. Montreal. it is profusely i‘ ‘lustrutiwi svirh piioingtrnphs m’ 1711i)“, 01's and tennis thui have bcc-u prom-l lneut i.u ice hockey. the winter Lrramc in which Cannrin is SHXITFIXVK, In zulditiou there are abundant ii» lustrtitions of alluring wintcr sport; and those who cnguge in them.

The growth of hockey in the Dominion. its benefits to players, in: wnniioritil world sc-itz-s in which (‘unzrdu stands i=1 w-mv, its Nui- ioztrtl ilnckvy Lt-uzmr- swoon, the Allan Cup finals 11ml tho: ncrssful season of the Ontario Hucl 0y ma, mic arc rcviourrd crisply 1nd tmtor- talningly and the records and prin- clpal scores are given. The fine achievement of the Canadian piny- ers in tho Olympic hockey in Ant- werp is described by one who was thorn and, to top all of the other good thimui, there is rt review nf the last ice hockey season in each of the provinces. Thut is n feature which makes the new volume oi‘ interest. to evcry hockey player from St. Lawrence Gulf- to Van‘ couver.

tnins tho rides of liockcy which govern the‘ sport in all of its‘ branches. ‘

There in a chapter devoted to skating: which summarizes the. rec- ords in an effort to get authentic compilation of those who have cs- iztblisbed the "top perfomuanccs" on the ice in the pnst. Tho skating chsnipionships nro reviewed and in connection with ihmn there is a. brief history of onrlyqsllfled Skill- lng. Results of figure skntins cham- pionships are included and the rules for figure skating and speed skating are published for the bene- flt of those who wish to engage in competition se well as those who wish to conduct competitive ev- enfa.

Skiing. the winter sport which is growing faster than any recently undertaken bsstims. in years, is ink- ent up st length, with o compila- tion of data that gives the exhilar- ating pastime s. foundation for the future. Together with the skiing there is- n ohsptsr on snowshoeing Arm curlers hove not. been for ha». There ll o rooord o! ma: achievements and the rule's for m when stool hlndel us; inst rib on the s» ins mm any: u snow for tohnflvlin: and winter

sou. ANNUAL STATEMENT-limb NOVEMBER, tszo

fifty-sixth fitnteix-swt Reveals Very Strong flash Position Built Up During Post YesrJIotai Assets Increased $60,000,000 Since 1916-‘-8a.vings Deposlh Again Show fvIerksd Increase-Quick Assets to Liabilities Increased Ih-om 47.23‘, to 54.351 g-There Are Now 393 Branches and Agencies.

n. wnmlu. "n" ‘wit! m the Hoar! - Citv --. lWnnipt-q, ni ‘welv. noon,

1921.

Tin President. Mr JOYIN SALT. in tht chsir.

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DIREOTTOFS’ EYEPORT

- nit-untre- 7n Pro-tutu" their report.

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OFFICES CLO .‘“‘3D

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i/llrillt?‘ on b. 1 Wt" 393.

wr Rilih use ‘$9.014.

the Hunk "ur the your

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'I‘he usual insprcfion of rll branches and szencies has been do

In uccurtbnrcc with 1111' announcement made by‘ him at the

111i. Anuun Yr-rtin". Mr. It. '1.

Bank. i

time to

liiluv. VicePrezlidz-nt of the

m n4 mW rwE~'rr-.‘ 11in» U10 Pour-l, i0 rlcvuie more

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140111! m Canada. on

um] .\ir. W. If. Allan has been clcclcd

To fill ihf \'ll":\ll(';P§ on the Board. dieters. U. M. Black n!‘ L

D. N. Finnir. of Winnipeg, have been elected Directors.

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PROFIT AND L088 ACCOUNT-

[lulsnce st credit of account, Llilih fiovembsr, 1.11"

S 108,222.87

Vet the 1m} ileducting

BYYlQZlSU u’ nmnnfionit-nt; uteri-st drwisiiore. rt-scrv n“ 'nr ‘lllffrzl- um: 1"'.'.’\ c. "ml muliiu- wruusiuir fur but’

tluc 4:71-

1nd

dq-flqfi.‘ Jeht ~ an l 'r~r rtdiatr on mills under

discount. ‘iuve nrnovlntc in , . . . . . . . . . ..

‘I-‘liinh hs" her-n .\'. ' - '

3h rjll, I32‘), _, . ..

Div: lr-nd Nu. liili, 211- per rout. puid 151.11 191i. . . .

Dzvitlt-n . ' . li-l September, i920 .. .. ..

Divi Ion! No.13; 21/2 pm- cent, December. 1920

applied ns follmvy _ iii‘! HQ m-i i-vm, punt

"piytti.

1,603,842 39

1st .. 3 198,247.45

me, 199.988 . 80

Bonus to ';JII\T(“IOIKIETS of 2 per cent, payable

1st Tleremht-r, 1920 . . . . . . . Trwlnlerrc‘ in Roof Account . Written 0T Linn}: Prcmiscs. . . . . . . . Contribution tn Oillcr-m’ Pi-nsion Fund Cnntrii-tifinn to "Fir-l; Bent-lit Fulfil... .

‘vVnr 'I‘:\.\‘ m lion‘: Nnr- ("irculzttion to

Xwvcmher. ""20 . , . . . . . . . . . . . . Walnut-e m" Profits curried forrvurd . .. .. . . .

General Statement of Liabilities and Assets

LISRTS and Silver Coin ... .. 1.000.944 . 49

Dominion Government. _ _ Nutcs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 16.910.372.00

Dc asii with the Minister o. lfhnnnce :01‘ t u‘ [uirpoms oi the Cxrctxlzttior Fund.