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very soon-as mill prices have ad- vanced considerable. Buy your Flour

HOW.

MAPLE LEAF FLOUR Hard Wheat in 24 and 98 lb. Bags

ROBIN

HOOD FLOUR

Hard Wheat in 24 and 98 lb. Bags

Also in Wood.

ROYAL HOUSEHOLD FLOUR Hard Wheat in 24 and 98 lb. Bags.

QUEEN CITY FLOUR Blend Flour in 24 ‘and 98 lb. Bags

PASTRY FLOUR In '7 lb. and 24 lb. Bags

A new seeded raisin that isn’t sticky*ask ‘for Puffed Raisins.

Head Lettueeand Celery, Carrots, Hlrsnips, Beets, Turnips and Pota-

toes.

JENKINS SUN 1T”

GROCERS i

dy Davies

(Ottawa Citizen)

‘llfl of the will

unada, by

lllt'l'. of iiillPil s all estate

Most fastidious rugs on ‘their floors as

people are about

they are about

shoes on their feet and

frequently more

That is essentially the

reason why rich

of all kinds are In de- readers of Charlottetown

mand T h e Guardian classified‘

by

When you have an ex- tra ruq to dispose of,

Will In Proba

pllcatlon has been mlnde 1'01‘ oi tile Susan Davies. widow of thtnmagrath‘ Sir Louis ll. llavhl, forlnerlytqlh f Justice of [be Supreme Court e5 Mb “m”

00d Davies. exaeutplfof’; ti _" nut;-

- . y Davies died on the 22n

QCO f‘ Q O §§.O§f§'§-§§Q'§Q4

wholly personal. The t-iliel’

.1,’ J,‘ y‘,

"Thomas Attwood Davies, lves 4-12th 0t’ the monies;

" hi) _ 191$.

* ‘ "PersonaFbeo nests of

Fitzgerald, Charlottetown.

Chicago, granddaughter,

flutilellrnl, Ottawa, and to

belleficitlrlcs are her

who and

tint-o. daughters, Ethel Nlzlriou fllyndnlnu, of Edmonton, who re~

balance of the residue oi‘ the; certain legacies and‘ 111"" 5°11» Tllo-mltsjlgaquestsfllave been paid goes to. 19min‘ son. Thomasutttwoud Davies. ' Jewelry! iltpaintlngs. silver and furniture are. ‘11151 W111‘. and herimade to the three daughters. the 13111 1111111111?» 1925» H011. to Aimee F. Davies, daughter-l 0f $16,018.34, in-law: Gertrude Hyndmnn Edition-- ton, granddaughter; Kate Wiggins‘ of Sackville N. B. sister-in-lnw; Flo l’, E. l; niece; and to Margaret diagrathiAwAy___ The death occurred sud,

Special legacies, each of $500 are his home m Newtow,“ of ML Angus loft lo the rector of Christ Church MMDWBR“ m m5 90th yam.‘ m“.

‘Kate

Wiggins sistcrdn-low, Ssckville. N. B.

The amount of the estate is as made up as follows: clothes and m‘ jewelery. $2.200; silver. $200‘.

‘household goods. $600; bank and

the

n\olle.v,$7.0_'i2.11i: cash in

lOs $1,038.00.

ilParty t0 Excavate '1, Site in Palest

‘NEW YORK, Jail. 7.—Dean

rugs

ads.

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other stock, $3.934; securities for

bun k

.$ll71l.32;'balttllee duo from the es- itate of tlledute Sir Louis H. Davies

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"1"°1‘°"=- "f ‘"11" rilam Wade of the Pacific School of you have a still 90°11 [Religion and‘ professor of Semitic "s", "id 4°" W111“ [Literature will organize nn exlpedi- 11°“ hi" '1" "fill" Ition to excavate the site of the City

use. find a quick buyer

10f “ltipiill in Palestine in hopes of

ittlte sull-

1°" 1' W111i» i "F1" finding solne key to tho H Sale" classified =11 1" language. he declared. before

T 1" 9 char1°lifl°wn ‘lug for Egypt today.

Gulifliln- 1 The untold story of the liittltes is

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before them, the Egyptians,

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o,,,§¢,,““,“.““ st-riptlous of the language.

;one of the greatest gaps in ancient dlismry, Professor Wade declared. The people who came to Palestine

and

those who came afterward gave up ills task of detriphoring the many in

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Sale Price 96c per gait-meet. Prowse Bros, Ltd. 706946-141

OHURCH NOTICE. —-On Sab- bath. Jan. 10th, Rev, W, a Bnsnoor will preach l-n the United Church at Bradslbsne at 11 s, m. and at Rose Valley at 3 p. m.

. BEDEQUE UNITED CHURCH. —January 10, Bedeque 11 mm. C3119 Traverse. 11 11-111.. scat-leeway’: p. 11'1- Continue the week begup in Prayer by attending the gofylueg on Sabbath. ‘

POLICE OOURT- Four men charted gwlth infraction of the Pro- hibition Act appeared before His honor yesterday morning. One was dismissed; two» were fined $200 or

RETURNS TO P. E. |.—Mr, John Lea, fromerly of Moncton. passed through the city on the Maritime express Tuesday morning en route to Summerslde. P. E. island, after a visit to Ontario and Michigan. Mr. Lea spent Christmas with his family at Oukville. Ont., antrniso visited Detroit and other points on business. Mr. Lea is prominent in the island fox industry. He is a son of Mr. Paul Lea. of Monctotp- JVioncton Times.

SUCCESSFUL STUDENTS. — (Copied from a Boston exchange. Some of the P. l5. Islanders who have successfully passed the State Bound Examinations are: Mary E. Mueblinnis, R. N., of -Prince,Street, Cinurlottetown; Hannah L. Morris- soy, it, N., of Moreli, Midgeil P. 0.; and ‘Beatrice ‘B. Stewart ‘R. N., of Wiusloe Station, P E. l.

VERNON RIVER CIRCUIT. - There will be services on the Ver- llon River Circuit eondsletedrby ‘Mr. W. ll. Smith, 9f Charlottetown on Sunday, January 10th. as follows: Vernon lliver 10.30 a. m.; and 7 p m. Sunday School at 9.45 a. m Cherry Valley 2 -p. in. ‘Sunday Sch- ool at 3 p. m. C. G‘. l, T. will meet ht the home of Mrs. Din-gwell Jenkins on Friday evening nt 8 p. m. ~

SPECIAL DECORATIONS. —-At the Catholic Church, Lot. 65, Fath- er iierreli, the new pastor, had the church beautifully decorated for the locust of the Epephany. The crib oi‘ Bethlehem was beautifully and most ingeniously shown in the church and was the mecca oi‘ adoration. lint only from the par- Jshiollers lnlt also from lnauy from

Cross Dramatic‘ Club presented their four act comedy drama. "The Wild Mun from Arizona" to a good

audience at Norm wmsh|re_ _ _ 116K915 lies rpm’ ere. She diediaml made u ew usual-tun. 1n ppm. other sensational sires. .A horse Thursday evening. The Kelly's ‘garflzggnfirltal?Jggezitgélgglirggegeg: on h y 10111119 11 591131 wiihimt tug in Engiolbd the setting of the d“ Wm‘ eievimng1hehchfllzcl1e1gantl to suit everybody‘: need. y Cross Club is a large aggregation Sweet regaining consciousness- Napoleon sum, 1,, "m. novel he “new, d the performance oft e w 0B w- J, A. MscDONALD, , lcompnsed o; “w; woman and B“ " ‘ tPelletier of Manotlck. alleged to new vein of hiswflca; “QUML ttsh people. a Auctioneer- ‘males and have mode quite an en- W, Robert stead the we“ have been in Miss Kilfoyle‘s employ “The Abbot" contains many Skubl There are not very many 111611.‘7i1a-8—5-1Fl‘|,§it.MOl1|W¢d,F|i"l viable reputation for lhenlnelveg m knkwn horse buys} o‘, Wheafley was arrested h. Ottawa (Qnight, “m; mm, ‘vmmn 11,310.10,“ we“... continued the thief Justice. W110 ————————‘—— —-~ ‘immnuc “"1" River was a visitor to the city hem [or investigation‘ 1 Wivunhoe" ulltl “The Fortunes of’ litifltwanc$illflltggiixineirillfrgfgvfigitxg W€ek Praye _'~_' yesterday. ‘Nige-l" stand out for their co or ant _. ‘ h“ on A359 Rgglpgtwr pAsggg uiagcantlzv- 111 "121191111" D""i"vurd “gilttsogitgltllfiilgjgfig msflisred’ UNION SERVICES FOR WEEK OF

ldeuly on Thursday. January 7th at

of the oldest and most highly res- pected resldents of that locality. 'l‘he deceased up till the, time of his death had been in his usual good health. He had ‘finished the evening meal and was walking froln the table to his room when ho was overcome by weakness and within a very short time passed away. Mrs A. E. Smith of this city is u daughter of the deceased and Messrs Harry and Arthur Muc- Dougnll also of this city are sons. The funeral will be held on Sutur- day at 2 o'clock from his late resi- dence to Belfast cemetery.

BIRTHS

CHAl5SON—At the I’. E. I. Hospi- tni on December 30, to Mr. and ‘Mrs. Victor Chaiseon, a daughter.

DEATHS MaoDOUGALL. -— At iNe-wiown. Jun. 7, Angus ‘MIFCDOUEDH ‘in his 90th. year. Funeral Saturday at 2 o'clock to Jielfast Cemetery.

CAMPBELL.-At East Euston SL. (Iharlottetown, P. E. island, on January 7, 1926, Mary MacQuarrie. widow, of the lute Alexander Camp- bell, formerly of Canoe Cove. ‘Fun~ \‘,i'l\l on Saturday, 9th. st 11 tun. interment ill Argyle Shore ceme- tery,

CAMPBELL-At tEast Euston St. Charlottetown, l’. E. island. on Jan. 7th. i926, ‘Mary Macqunrrie, widow or the lute Alexander Campbell, formerly of Canoe ‘Cove. Funeral on Saturday 9th at eleven. inter- ment in Argyle Shore Cemetery.

MacpoNALm-The death occurred at 207 Water st. at 11 o. m- Wod- ncstlzly of ltiiiss Emma MacDonald. daughter of the late Joseph W. Mat-Donald. ‘She leaves to mourn a ggyrgwing sister. Mrs. Joseph K0117. soqthport. also two bmthen,_ liam of Deblois Bros. and JohtrB. of Jamaica Plains. Mass. lfimerai will take place from her into rellid~ once. 207 Whiter St., Saturday morn- ing at 8.45 to Si. >Dunstan's Cathed-

‘,,‘"°f7- "<1 11111111" 11W ""1. 0- A. McDONALD, LAND sus- ral thence to Roman Catholic Celine- lltmbhb tn‘ r“ ' " . ---1 _ 2B!l(1lle6:St.ri“,r' ‘l-Fvilas-i-zl l,” “Emnvimi 710681 m wry -“~

with her parents at Glengarry.

at the Prince Edward island Hos-

her studies at the

garry, where she was the quest. of

to and fro-m North W-iltshlre Sta-

E. Hermanvilie; siugton; bound for vflrious destinations.

THE CHARLOTIETOWN GUARDIAbl_

T0 courier wasnrlvs. .4 ‘ ‘

Mr. 'W. A. Stewart will be s. candi- date for reelection as, councillor for Ward Five at the fortheomlnl civic election.

A MEETING 0F THE Ladies Auxiliary 9f Protestant Orphanage will be held at the Cundsl Home Y. 1W. C. A. this afternoon at 3.30

71:11 8 1i.

COVEHEAD A‘ND UNt-ON ROAD -—U11i!6d ‘Church services for Sun- 1111)‘. Jan. 10th. are West Covahead L1 n. m. Union Road 3 p. m., Stan- lwlle 7 1p. m. The annual congrega- tional meeting for the circuit ‘will be hqldin St. James Church. West govehdlld. Monday, Jan. 1-1 at 2 p.

TARY._'l‘he regular mon- thly meeting of the Charlottetown Rotary Club was held last evening at ithediignoc. Vice-President Mr. ‘Percy Pope occupied the chair dur- ing the first part of the meeting which was devoted no routine busi- ness. Mr. ‘Alfred Piekard was then called to the chair and introduced the speakers of the eventing. ‘Mr. S. A. tMacbeod and Mr. J. A. Rlobert- 11°11 W110 delivered excellent address- es on “Business Methods,"

- FEASTDAY. -—The Feast oi the Epiphany was duly celebrated at Kelly’s Cross. High Mass was said by Rev. Father Mullaly, Char- lottetown who was assisting the pastor. Father Kigglns. Father Mullaly also preached the sermon which was appropnlate to the occa- slon. Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament was given by Father Kiggins. The choir which is one of the best male choirs in the dio- cese sans eloquently at both Mass and Benediction. -—-¢-o-o—i~

.\llnnrd's Llnlment for ehllblnlnl.

PERSONALS

Mr. Golding Smith. Cornwall was in the city yesterday,

Mr. Parmenos Hughes, Union Rood was in the city yesterday.

Mr. Thomas McNally, Webster's Corner, was in the city yesterday.

‘Mrs. Golding Smith, ‘Cornwall

was a visitorvto the city yesterday.

. __,____ _

Mr. James Nicholson, Orwell

Cove was a. visitor to the city yes- tel-day.

‘Messrs. Lane and Aubrey Mc- ‘Phail. North River, were visitors to the city on Tuesday.

Mr. Borden Myers has returnel to Charlottetown. after spending ills Cilristlnas holidays with his parents, in Hampton.

‘lo-elves 2-12tll1s; Helen (lertrudel x I , . '

iDnvies. Ottnwll. who recelvesiomy "g immune!‘ Mix-A‘ R~ Mcinmsr 1311117113119‘ late 4,12,,“ m] M . m ., .9, town s spending a few days in ‘ 1 N 2v)“, relézjvefl PLAY ENJOYED- —Tl1B Kelllffl French River the guest of Mr.

iseuc Bernard.

Mrs. Wm, Keenen, lMiul-rny River,

‘The Misses ‘Hattie Howard and Kathleen McKinley, have ed to ‘Charlottetown to their studies at ti". W. C.

Miss Ada Thompson has resum-

ed her studies town Business spend-lug the

at the Charlotte- Cnllege, after Christmas vacation

The many friends of Mrs. Pope Clark will be pleased to learn that she is doing nicely alter undergo- ing an operation ‘for appendicitis

pitui Thursday morning.

Miss Inez Bryenton has resumed Charlottetown spending at Olen-

Business College, after the Christmas vacation

Miss Thompson.

Among the passengers by train

lion Wednesday were Rev. Father Mulluly. City; J. A, McDonald. C- J. Winston. ‘Ken- T. (laugh. Bear River:

Bogus “Mounties”

OTTAWA, Jun. 7.—~Roya.l Canad- iun Mounted Police headquarters receive from time to time queries respecting bogus members of the "Mounties" who extort money from the pulbllc through lectures on the alleged activities of that body.

Today n telegram was received at heuduarters from a United Stat- es city respecting a man reliresant- lng himself to be o captain in the R. C. M. P.. who delivered a color- ful address recently on the ember- iences of Canadian “Mountiefl in "getting their man." A reply 111 1111- lng forwarded immediately that the gentleman described does JIObIW pear indie records at headquarters as a mflber of the R. C- M- P-

ltop tint cold with llllnalll‘! Llllilllllli

J. tssrss DOUGLAS

Wholesale Produce Potatoes o Specialty No. it! Queen Street

Charlottetown. ~P. E. l.

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arrivius in large numbers and ouch 0110081118 the part of the ‘island

ivc lamp

of P. E. ‘i. that its largo forests W11"! liellleted by settlers unaccust~ omed to life amongst the trees. lMany of the people on our ls- land st‘iii cling to their old world nationality instead of banding to- settler 8s the Sons and Daughters of Canada.

Our Province is small but still it is the best laud in the world and no ‘lslunder need be ashslmed of bis or her inheritance.

Our Island compares very favor- ably with the beauty spots of the W011i!- 113 ‘E- l- needs more‘ of the boosting spirit and less of 111100111118 spirit and our ia-nd would then oolne into the prominence which it so rightly deserves be- cause here we have the best colu- munity ‘in the world.

‘In 610.111». his address Mr. Duffy 101d the Y's Men's Club that they should form a real live boosters club and that they could be of great service to the community in 89911118 before the people an ideal which we should all strive for.

The hearty thanks of the club were tendered Mr. Duffy ‘by the Presidenu

"PM 111M111: then closed with the ‘slngill! of God Save‘ The King.

Move Made ‘to Bfing Horse Back to Own

ilONi>0N._Jnn. 7-—The Institute Q1 1119 110130 bus been founded in Iiondon to revive interest in horse- manshipnnd riding. The founders admiflthe motor car is boss of the P0110. but they want- to retllrone the horse as king of the prune paths. .

The institute hopes to reopen a number oi bridle paths throughout the country, which have fallen into disuse, and make it Possible to make long horseback Jflurneyg in vfimlmrative comfort.

Aged Ottawa Woman Murdered Suspect Arrested

an unknown assailant as she was about to put a hatch of biscuits in the OVQlILIO bake, Miss May Kil- YOYIB. liked 70, was found dying in her lon ly farm house, near Muno-

MARKETS

(Canadian Press)

OTTAWA, Ont., Jan. 7. —-(Eggs) -—~Unusuall_yl mild weather through- out the East is bringing a Weak ‘condition, ton... egg market. As a result of increasing receipts, Montreal-reports that fresh stocks are tl-Tl'iVil’1E.lI‘0lll every direction with practically no buyers. Tor- onto is ,lo_wer and Vancouver market tiasundergone another de- cline. Tivrohto Jobbing fresh succ- tals 54, extras 52, firsts 50, storage unchanged.

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t

lilting the tone of the egg market is Weak and prices are lower. Cars of eggs-drum, British Coloni- lhla on conslg melfl are tending to iiflmflflliilfi‘. til market. Jobbing fresh extrax-v-BZ; firsts 47. Winnipeg egg receipts show :1 further increase. Jobbing fresh extras 52 to 54, firsts 47, seconds 35. Storage extras 46. firsts 38. seconds 30. Saskatchewan fresh receipts increasing. quoting county shippers extras 45. iiilsts 40, seconds 25. Jobbing fresh firsts 60. Poultry market is uni-hanged under light receipts. Eililltiiililll egg market lower under n plentiful supply. Deniers are quoting country shippers delivered

extras 38, firsts 35. Calgary re- celpts of fresh eggs unusually‘, henvy ‘for this season. Dealers

are paying country points extras 38. firsts 33. Sufficient fresh are arriving to meet local demand,

Vancouver fresh egg market is

extras 35. firsts 33. Jobbing fresh‘

extras 40, firsts 39, seconds and pallets 32. 1 Halifax. N. S. unchanged. S19, John, N. B. fresh eggs arriving in‘ fair quantities with prices un-i changed. Markets still are stock‘ ed with storage 0388- l MONTREAL, Que, Jan. 7. - Extreme dullness _msrked the ex- bot-t trade‘ in Cnnlfdlan‘ ‘

the Montreal market today owing to the vary limited demand from foreign buyers. The only reported was five loads of No, 11 Northern wheat at ten and hnif| cents per bushel over tho Winni- peg May option 0.1.1”. Bay Ports in order to fill ongssements of ocean freight. The domestic trade in cash grain was also slow. there being little demand from local and export buyers ‘but the tone of the market for oats was steady and prices were unchanged with our

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Scotch and lrlsh ‘settlers each class’

that seemed the most like their nat~

It. was during the early history /

the}

OTTAWA, Jan. 7.-—lMurdered by est novel of

Montreal with stocks nceommu»

Dealers are.‘

unsettled dealers paying country 11