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_ _ We have always tried to give th- ' galley 00!-1? guy iildtlle ldifferent libxel; wg <t:,;i§i§yt}t!<':iE

ris mas ra ean ee certa' ‘

'with’Io}i11rtselllecti_ons1this year. In you will be pleased e_ o owing ist may be f ' you and it will be a pleasure tooshiiirnyohsihgagxdgg

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Phocoiates (Xmuis Packages) Perfumes (Xmas Packages) 'l‘oilet Waters

viitex §ets _(all Bi!-GH) ;'iier,iaos_;se_tt-lee' _ ~"'l`hermos__ _mlb K-its

'i‘iiermos»Gilps- (hi sets)

Hat \Vuter Bottles

Gillette Safety Razors

Auto Strop Safety Razors

Razor BUTODB »

Baby Sew

Florida stern Eau do Colonge

Hair Brushes

iilothes Brushes

Collar Boxes

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Headquarters for Christmas Chocolates and Per-

' fumes.

ooo-o-4000440044040ooorooo-roooeoonooooooro-ooooooo-ooooo ponowin -th' , umm . _ -U. 3 Work on this cliurcii was begun in* |'i'il\<‘-*‘ S'-l`°3"i 9-15 H- U1- lil 10-30 “_

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FOR

CHRISTMAS GIFTS

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Parisian ivory 'I`°"°l Sets (Ebony & ivory) Manlcllfe Sets (Ebony & ivory) Brush & Comb Sets Shaving Sets -

Shaving Mirrors - ` '

Cameras

“KRW (ln Xmas Boxes)

C‘g“\‘°li°B (in Xmas Boxes)

Vilma (Cased, etc.)

Pines (Companion Sets)

\\ illkiilg SUCKS

Cigar Casbs

Cigarette Cases l-'iilar Holders

Cigarette lloldvrs

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Q QOQQGOQO 0-¢+o¢

_ hy mm! nfxmber fn: eggs md 5°’ “fm up an . I in y Choirmni Mr. l.ong\vorili

“_ “_ `~ ‘-- '~ "~ "- 1 `- "`-"-'*-i`-‘“-‘lt`=`-‘\ili`ll'iii“_1'l‘-till' *- `- 1*- Z 1 '_ 1-1-1 1 1 1 1 1-1-- D- . ` _ ' 5 - I _ , . . M _ \v~||_\'am is . _ »i _ . _;. ilt_is in thc contest there were 222 01 "Yl`lil0I"8-fi: Ofblllillflty- F 1 _ _ _ U1 i_ a Mr. Smith

_v .'-` 2

AGENTS \VAN'I‘ED

‘i _ FOUND . this city have just finished their con-3 S‘\“‘“`° Sch” ’“ g I

;GEN'I‘S SALARY AND COMMISSION-

to soil Red Tag Block. Complete stock including’ exclusive lines, spe- cially hardy. grown onl¥_ by us. Sold only by our agents. .lognnt free samples. Write now to Dominion Niirseries, Montreal. _

LIVE MAN`\\i'lI0 \)NUEII§'l‘ANI)§ =I0\\`

' ' ' ' ~ it

ins' this advertisement. We liuvonii iirticlc thnt is required bv cvf-ry lurnier. and we ngzcept fnrinors'

notes in gayment. Commissions to

h A out niulin

iii soil to fiirincis oun |..it gui op- portunity to mukc rnonoy hy unswcr- ,

.'\gi_-nts Dui _ln cus . i.; .~i t i;i . _ two to six thousand dolinrs peri BIR,1,lls

yi-ur. \Vr|t,e for purtici|li‘u‘s to "_R. iiox liG. City.

II" \'0ll WIHII '|‘0 MAKE ’I'\\'0 'I‘0

six thnlinnnd dollars por year und know how to sell to l`til‘mcrs, you should nnswcr this ad\'~~l'tiscmc_nt. -\pplicn|\ts must liuvc ii good repu- tation and niuist he willing to pro- vliii-. it driving outfit. l~‘urmi~rs' nutcs rirccptod in payment .t`oi‘- our nrtii-lo twiiieli is needed by every fui'nll'i') iind cash Continluaioils paid to ng- i~nts_ Apply "It," llux llti. Pity.

FOR SALE

If0ll SALE--40 GAIil.0NS ()YI.'lNI)l'lIl

engine oil. Apply at Giiargiiari Bcarfliizteé

260 -ll

i'iT|i”s.\i.n on 'ro |.s:'|‘ - A cnsv

.:iittii).;~-, No. till School Si. .\pply to _\_ i-1. .\i:\ilt»ti. Union ltniiri. _

1l0(ti~i2-l-i~.\i2ipd

WANTED

IJl'iAI.EI¢§ AND I)I§'I‘III|lIl'I‘l)It§

wanted in Prince, Queens .ind kings Counties to handle Briscoe Motor cars for the season of 1920. Colin ll. Stewart. distributor for .Prince Ed- ward lsinnd, Queen street. Summer-

rllde. 2440-11~20-Mti`|

DillilKIl.l'l‘ HQKINS WANTED A'I‘ 0N(.`-E

10,000 mus rats-for which I am pre-; pared to pay you more money than you have been receiving for your furs. i\{o lot too small or too lor8c to receive my special attention. Ship by mail or express at my oxpense._ A. E llchean, Queen St.. Summer- eidc. P. lil. I. 2156-11.-Hitt

WANTED - lIA\V FUR8. HIGHEST

market grioes paid for Muskrats. Mink. S unix, 0 ter, and all kinds of fox skins. Careful grading. Fair

treatment. E. H. Rayner. Summer- slde. representing Speer Fur Corpor~ ation. New York. 2806-11-18-m

MISCELLANEOUS "

.IDIIN ALFRED MACDONALII. LANDL

Surveyor, Hermanvilie, Souris.

2695-12-1ME1mo

:LY YUNH \Vi\N'l‘|N(i`K I)IIE!4§)I.'\l\'I".Il

V’ WNV by tho duy, itppiy to it-I Dor- chester St. 2987-12-13-lllfiipd

_!.4IIIPllII<}N'I‘ 0I\` IIIilIlIII.\`iil just lil”-. ‘\\'\‘ri in pniis und hull’ h:irri»l.~i soiling ul the lowest rice. Canndiun l-`urni i‘i'orl|n~ts. Cor. &v.\.nt and (li-oiit £iooi'i.'i- streets. City. 3003-12~iii-.\i:i 'I’ll.Y 0UI'l J0l\ PRINTING DEPT Ii‘0I\

your next order, for liiiiheads, letter- iends, envelo en. visiting cards. pos- ters. All khida of pamphlet work

done. Bgoslni prices on large quun-I titles. T e Joh Printing Department 0_1' The Inland Guardian Publishing co.. 170 Kent St., Charlottetown.

'I'III‘Z RIG" %A§H IIANDHINIE \'0l'N(I

.stiiilion R truly. ililiillli, son of the il- lustrous iilnstiirn, is \vi|iii~ring‘ with \ir. Andrew (i. l\fcKuy.‘ I-‘oiiniis Mills. who has him in tho pink of condi- UUI1- He iiitt-mis di'i\'lnl-" l\\IY\ "H ~~»oii ns ici- is safe and this public \\'l_Il have an opportuniiy ni' t"l\“\ni~' "“" \'°'l’.V richly brod 'hursfn 3043

MALE HELP \V AN'I‘I°lD

*i-_-_-_....._._------- UOGD WAGIS l'0B HDKB WOIIIL-

We need you to make socks on the fllt. een ly learned Auto Knitter_ Elwrience unnecessary. Distance immaterial. Positively no eanvu- -‘lii "'°.'.'s:'t'°.*. §‘r:.‘::‘s:i..°; oo.. #mam ’ |1119-umiiiimeio

FEMALE HELP WANTED

i`ll_A.u|\mi.m\tn w.tn'mo - AI'I'm' _tirtorin Hotel. _ ' 8042-12-16-Mil

“`(‘“§0'PF§_!l-A _ ilun" nv FAMILY oi-‘

my -29->t\p;;|‘;ieo;\r_li’ii_mg}l;>_od wages. Airm

L. “’,»_*N'l‘ED - sum ron onsnnm.

uousework. Good wales. Apply Mrs.

ruse Stewart, 14 Water Bt..

_ zine-is-a-mr

“'Al'|'|BD Gllllrl ND W0\ll1I- gil' lxonolgn? hounowogk. _ Posigons ‘g7='%':¢wAg;l:“' avg? tg use. Evan. uns > 'ifbi-11-aeqsrioidisisd

“';\Nj'l'r:o-iii|ii|nniii1~m.v. A Mun

"ig 8\‘\]t:)t;|;;sl“ii;»i|;:wixknlln natal! ‘hang- , _- . . rs. . _ ilowle. I7 Vifln Ave? lgrighton. '

_ -_ -_ ,1 1 ‘.. ‘.. “_ “_ 1-'. ____ ‘_-“_ "_- ---- ` ‘..-"- '.. 1. 1 1 1 ,1-1 1-1 ‘_ ~-_ -___-__, yi _-_|

4.2'

FDU-ND--SNlAliIi SIINI 0I\‘ M4)NI~Z\' (l.'\'

Friduy evenlnir. Owner muy have

satire hy provinp property and p1iy» int! for nd. App _v .lambs Ll. llrnuls-3.-, l'ulit'i~ Stuiioli. Iifi1!9,-l'.'-l6~.\l'.’ipd

LOST

li0§'I‘.-\ I'II.I.0\\' ANI] \\'III'I‘E DOG. i .-\n:4\\'ors to the nomo Watcli. .-tppiy J. .\. Htowuri.. .\li‘ilim liiius.~_ ("lty_

| Ill

JONES-At liazclbrook. December 12, 1919 to Ray' A. und Mrs. Jones .1 dau- ghter. Susan.

DEATHS

0'BRiEN.-At thc (Tflty Hospital Dc- oeinber 15th Bridget 0’Briei1 in the 68th year ot' her aize. 'Flin hoily will be taken from thc City liospitul ioduy _at 1.30 and forwarded to the residence of her brother James 0'Brien, Fort Augustus. Funeral Wednesday morn- ing at 8_2l0 o’<:lock. Interment in Port .~\ugustus Cemetery.

‘ _ in rieiaoiium -

.ln loving memory of Michael Flyiiii who died Deceinber 15th 1918 -:ind his loving wife, gone but not forrgiitteii by their loving faniily.

in ions softly sleeping

Where the trees gently wave

Lies the ones wo loved so cl(-:irl'_.~

Iii their lonely silent graves They will ucver bo forgotten

Never sliwli their memory fadc Sweetest thoughts will always liri-

get

Around the grave where they iiri'.~

laid.

Rest in peace.

LlZZiE

3010. {`§'§_g

CARD OF THANKS

Mi). and Mrs. Philip Beer and l'iim!lv

wish to thank their kind friends and neighbors for their kindness una

zynapathy is their recent berenvoniciit.

SPEED FOR SALE

Owing to the ileatli of my partner

l will not have the -time io bother with race horses so I ani offering' for sale tho following horses:-No. 1 Duniiolm 2.16% eligible to the 2.21 class; a Bay S., 12 y6&i's Old by Mabel 2.10% ti son of Molto, dam Demuras by Borubon Wilkes. -Duiiholm proved himself one of the best race horses raced on the Island in late years mid he will make it great sire us he is well bred and is ii horse that weighs oven" 1100 lbs. the kind 'the Lplond fnrnior has been looking for so long. No. 2. Minnie A., bay more 5 years old slroil by Mayor Todd 2.15%, daurNeiiie A.,

Brenton ii.. 2.17% Moth Miller 2.21% David S., matinee record 2.25. -Dusty Miller, 2.26, this mare with hor brood- ing cannot possibly help from hiring a. trotter as her sire is the bull dog. trotter Mayor .Todd and her dam the lsland's greatest brood mare No. 3 Winnie A., bay more 3.years old sired by illarry T., 2.15%, a son of Zombro dam Tracie Mack 2.22 -by Parkside this -is a nice big good looking mare and she will make a good trotter with very little handling. She trotted a mile in 2.50 the last half in 1.18%; this mare was not broken until July' of-the past summer| For -full particul- ars apply to Rooney Gay & Co.. 9 Elm Avenue. 3031

AN ASSURANCE -

"Don'i you think n holiday is more

cheerful when there is a large family

the dum of Belmont Miller 2.15%, _

' " Scotch Smeit Nets-

MONTHLY CASH PRIZESAWARDED

IN CAN-ADIAN EGG LAYING ' _b ld _Z 8, adsl -

tor-iii Hotel is 00 as or it D

CONTEST ME)é;E.R'ME~TA" Christmas dinner, tu be-served at one

I .

AWA p. in. Parties can secure reservations

FAR

There are two prizes awarded each b

°“f ‘W°f’kS. one for the highest pen.

nd one for the highest _bii-ii, The ten dollar cash prize given for

we high,” ,pen ,X I U t steamerhoseinu -B., which brought ii four week .perioawlx fxguvget Efoulffy :wsu of coal here last week from,” parm M°,m.ea1_ Quan' a pen of white Louisburgvfor Mwsra Bunisin Bell & Lgghorns with H tom, of 119 eggs to Co., sullen' yesterday in 4 p. ni. for

Us credit. The highest bird is a Bar- _ Ham” in haunt'

red Plymouth Rock, ' 49, d‘ ,,

by me E,,p,,,,mem{" "§I;‘_m' mg” 1'Ai<|Ne msuovs.-iiie ui-iiiii 113,, 24 eggs to as credit for the 28 yesterday brought in the Fitzroy days_ Howavér, as the Empanmenml Rock buoy and will endeavor Friday l,“"° °"° °°= "1 °°=“-r°““°r» l°;‘1"‘Z.‘f.§lli$‘§.l..l’.§"l.`l.’§.‘£l‘i‘ -"‘l°.l'.i.’“‘§’.§.‘§

t i , - S C ’ Y 0 1

e I mt prize is awarded t° 8 barren n l th strait and harbor und the

Plymouth neck iiiieti .1 ii u _ °W “ ° _ _ _ J _R Mcmunemlzf Tru:_’u"f'f;§_ B_’yv;lt';) work is not by any menus an easy in P"°d“‘-1°? 'emm- zplsggs to “S cram” _ job for this small but able craft.

.Am

ng ,,§,’}§ ',‘}_”,_"",’1;l)‘.“_‘i’°"°“' coN'rsAc'r ooMi=|.:1-so.-Mr. J. Ho P It F on ‘_ ,mm Austin Trainer, painter, of this city,

pe ou ry arm aw.i Vt

. ’ ’ has completed his contract of paint

Lilsborns, 102 eggs, Charles William~ in and decorating me interim, of

sou. tvooai-orie, om.,_wiiite Legnoi-ns g » .

. ' St. Paui's Church at Sturgeon. The

95 eggs' J` E' Rhoades' Omlwu' o"t""niain altar has been finished in gold

Barred Plymouth Rocks, 94 eggs; W.|

1101105. 93 eggs; J. -F. Duncan, Brus- sels. Ont.. Rhode island Reds. 90 eggs;

In order to make a good selection it would be M°“'“ °’°"“"’“° ’°°““"Y F‘"`“’» Va’ ing. is open-ing .1 iiiesi`..ior.»` iifiiié

- - Morin, Que., Barred Plymouth itocks . . '

advisable to do our sho in earl . -_ -_ , _ ~ s u-ii r iiiiiio , so i\ i siieei _ _ y pp g y 3% ilhé b€St al M ei-.xa, Ernest Palmer, Westboro, flak” lug; has lbngeu ewfn pa_iuw(~_,

tlcles are nmovlng out fast' om" White Leghoms’ 82 B.ggS` _ Ynd Dull. aiu' first-class ucondyition for

i-:.A. rosri-:Rs

A010112 the Hood indiv-idual birds

.might be mentioncd:-

L. R. Guild, Rockwood, Ont., White

Wl»'|1I1<l0li0. 21 eggs; Cliiirles \Villiiim- ‘;i0I1. W00fll'0fi’t‘-. Ont , _White Legliorn, ll 081-IS; .l. F. Duncan. Brussels, Ont., Rhode lslalid Red. 20 eggs; J. E._ ltiioiidos, Ottawa. Oni., Barred i_‘ly-i mouth itock, 19 eggs; Charles wp. l\i=\mH0!l. Woodroife, Ont.. White Leg- lioriie, iii eggs

R' “iii 1 .ilu qui

nuiiibcr with 18 eggs,

the lour weeks wus 2340, of the i100

_r‘ laying and the numiirir 1: i -r ‘ _

rallidllf each day. ` M mmm- lrt cllitrge of the work. Messrs C. B. R°ch.for{l Square ` ;’ H' m

_r,: |-_-_ _ _ ~"rlhappell & liuntcr Charlottetown "0"" (l‘““`"“"‘ 5"- R°3‘""‘“-

- i-~ ° . ' '. __ - nero. ' '

C ELFORD

Dominion Poultry I-iushiindman.

“ THE GIRL 0F Till-I NEW DAY"

li is refreshing to limi, in the flood

Of liioruture pouring over C-onaiia to- day, at least one wholesome, helpful, human book, a heart to licurt discus- sion oi’ things worth wiiiie. Such a -bool: la "The Girl of the New Day," by Miss lJ_M. Knox, Principal of i-lov ergal College, Toronto, published by Mc(‘_lelinn<i~ and Stewart, Toronto. Th.- purport of this book of some 240 pages is clearly indicated in one crisp seuiienco in' the preface, "l decided to write down, -practically as spoken, ons after another oi’ my tailis with lily liirlfi." it is at talk \vitl.'i girls, ri iiictlierly, woinanly talk by one who knows girls, their needs. their aspira- tions, ilu.-ir temptations; who knows the safe path and how to direct otlicre to it. “Tile Girl of the New Day" is at once n. credit to its author and a rea son for the high standing of llavei gill College, admittedly the bi-st girls school in Piiniiila. The problems to b' facedi and the opportuniities to biz seized by the girl of today are new as conditions have clinngt-d even since tho "niotlil-ii' was a. girl " ’l`heso_ prop lcnis :ind opportunitiosfare dlscussei: priicticnlly and ploaslngly by Mis.- Knox from her experience ot many years with girl students und teacher: and, next to a term at l-lavergal, oi oven suppieiiientiiry to ii, nothini; could be more ‘helpful than a careful 'perusal nf the book which shoulii be in the liuiids of every girl. The scope of the book may be iiiferrei: from siiili -ciizipter titles as the Yol- iowing:-"A Sound Mind." “A Sound Body.” _The Joy of Teacliing." The Joy ot' Nursing." The Joy oi' l<‘si~mini;,’ “Household Arts," “'I‘lie Joyot _\iiisic," "The Great Choice." and a niiinbor Ol others, while the heart of the liooli ‘ :ind tliuaiitlior is revealed in the clos- ing sentence: “Tliitt your iron purpose iniiy grow, your t-horncter dvepeii till, at long lost you~leave

Your home, your own .

Kindred and frieiids, und house alight And in the deep and silent night

Go. forth to meet your Lord alone."

lu an interview printed in ilic Daily

Mail this morning, Baron Swathling says he believes un internationiil :ig- reement by governments concerned can alone remove the deadlock. llc i'a\'oi's the suspension oi’ internation- ai payments nniontr the Allies, and any iieuii-sis who desire io enter inio tho ugreernent for “i'eproiluc-tive" im- ports of inricliinery nnil raw materials. The suspension. lie says, might be,p¢-,y-_ hops for three years. and of course, under' i-loverninent gililrantees.

-_-_.-_l_.__.__

Scotch

Smell Nets

-- 1.95--F

made of strong fine white cotton twine to hang 90 feet by 2 feet size 1 1-4 inch _mesh. These are especially adapted f o r fishing under the ice. Oniy100left. Price while

their last $1.95. Marlin rig teand left per 1 lb. hank. Enough for _.one net 50c coitoii twine per bill to do three nets l8c.

R. T. Hohnan Ltd.

gathered about the 'festive boardi'

"I do," answered the sardonic per-1

3 ii, "A large family is 4 Simi nasur»

» '> , _ rosa-ir-iii-Mn

. v , \

o ance that there is _not going to he - W enough turkey Ml 10 l_i\DDly the menu W for the next few days.' _ 0 -ll-1 - - __ 4 i

ii. i~‘isii<»r, /tytos, ont., wiiiie \vyiiri_i‘

. ._ '. @ _ _ leave this morning on a visit lo Hall- @ _ " " '_ _ . _ _ ' Q-_‘_ I ' \

__.-_- ‘ ` ' _ _ r __ _ _, I _ _-

Mr. Finley McKinnon, Brookfield " _ -_ - , __ - .` us his cousin, Mr._J. Stewart, re - ` _ ‘ -Li.

Iiurned home yesterday after visiting - t " " , J ~ - ._ ‘ ‘ ,~_` lin the city the guests' of Mr. Philip _ l . » _ - < - _ _ _ ____ _ .1

Brydzes. . _ _ ~ ~ - _- _ ___ ..

S V .d Mr. Reitinalil Tayio whQ ' i M ` ` 'w°"`A‘ I ‘ ` r " ' .’ _ _ , IIIIIICISI 9 ,ei his iiouie iii iiiis city from Ensisiia I _ _ N _ - __ - _ _ ‘_

M --i

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0lICll! ANOTilER_

-RHEUMATIC TWINGE

GUARDIAN

crlnisrmits oiuuen-'riie vn--L

4-90%-OOO#

Get busy and relieve those pains with ' that handy hottie of 8iean’a Lin|m¢nt

.1- Wliat Slonii‘s does. it. does thor-

,ofuglilyf-pepietrntes without rubbini to the assaiied part and promptly re- eves all manner of external pains and aches. You’li find it clean and non- skin-staining. Keep it handy for eoiatica. luinbago, neuruigia, over-ex- erted muscles, stiff joints, pnlns,| bruises. strains. spi‘aius_ had weather' aftercffects _

For 38 years Sloan’s Liuinient has helped thousands the world over. You* , won't be an exception. it is uiieqiiuieti

y phoning the manager.

‘ :$065-12-16-Mit _

_-SAILED FOR HALIFAX.--The

ooo-oooeoooowoowmmmvo

'All druggists--35c, 75c, $1.40.

Sloan’s

LINIMBNT KEEP IT HANDY

School Board

The regular' monthly niectiiii.; or the

City School Board was held last ev- ening at 8 o'clock. There' were pres-_ ent the chairman, Mr. Smith. Dr. Jeu- kins, Mr. Rogers, Dr. Mcliiiili-in. .\‘li~.' Gordon and Mr. Longworllr i’rinci- pals Seaman. Johnson und' Wyiini-_ and the Tru- ant Oiiicer were also in ntteiiduncc.

The closing of the schols for the

christmas -holidays was fixed lor Tuesday the 2!-lrd instant iii the ioiiow ing order. '

ent' and white. The whole interior presents it splendid appearance.

NEW MEAT STORE-Mr I li

the purpose. Mr. lugs will carry- a full line oi all kinds of liiglicst quality niestii and vegetables ii-iid those 11111- ronizing him muy count on satisfac- tion. ills phono nuiiilivr oi' 268-J. `

_.SEASONS ,WORK ON CHURCH ENDS.--Work for this year has been completed on the new Catholic Church undci- construction at Georgetown

July last. Part ol’ the brick worl-t'is ’“-- (7|\*7*U1\\dl\» DV- M_¢"“lu““~ _)

d U P rm ami. chaps; Queen Square 10 -in a m. lo 1- noon

l. .l _ . l tl .l I . - . tive :een looted in "ini mu e realy w` 1 Kem' ‘Hr n m to 10.30 It

ll 1... i(‘h 'lti~t .br m “Um “- _ -

cniicssey o ui o town has ten “H _ to 12|

“ew th.. des-|g The parents .ind all otlicis interest-

' -‘ ed are cordially invited to attend the

eooo wonk sv Psinrens.-Tile °‘°S‘1\g ‘*"f’“‘1”@-"-

f- -_ . .- .As there is iiow no hall in Queen mn of “uler & Dano' rpdmtem of ol l lldin the closing will

l gmc, of painting and m_m_wmg me *be hr,-_ld in,St. Dunstnn's Parish Hal _ ` r_:;:;:‘.z'.°a-.:.i:.§.ir;'2.“.i;‘.;“l‘_fi.i2‘i._::::z M t f I, | d . _lnion Building more commonly known 0 e

th P tOill- b ildi '.’l`l -il-

_i1i?gs,0\viill; iiiid'L(;or\rllcei:u’havfx~v tfgen U' S' _ very tastefully tinted and the wood- ~ ---~~

work painted .in iirstclass style and _ _ _

-hp Omen fumnure varnish, W ASH-l!\GTON, Dei-. i1.-Advocates gd_ The whom job is of freedom for ireland. lieiiiicil _ b_.\' ; cred-it to Messrs yvaller 5, D0y1e_ Justice Cohiilan, of the New horkl The contract for painting the major 3“lll‘0mf‘ (`0\\\‘t, =ippeai~eii before tho Domon of me post office building House l_»‘oi'cign Aituirs (‘oiiiiiiiiioe, to- iias been awarded to Mr. J Austin ‘lay i0 “"ge1’“-“nge °f.it‘)1l"n ]’fn.H°};` : ' ~ _ i ino .=.

worlt on tho ofilcc of the Fislieriea W authorize f*l’|’°im““’“l Ur dipwma

O Z l .

_+"f`¢»+`»»$»¢»

FAIRBANKS A

*O04-O-Q09-O-OO O9

04 04

V Higllesll 'quality engine -made

Bosch Magneto' Equipt. '

ip llfhrottling Governor. _ - Uses kerosene or distilate. Easiest to start and run. - -

' 11/_. imp. f.o.b. Ch’toWn. ._ .$120.00

3 li.p. f.o.b. Ch’town _ _ _ , _ .$195.00 611.19. f.o.b. Ch’town. _ _ . _$305.00

All sizes in stock Write for Catalogue or come in

and look them over.

Bruce Stewart 8: C0. Ltd. '

»»+»»u»»Nowo»o

1, 1q___ is :

-QQ O O &¥ O4§O4~§G%¥O

would convince Great Brliiin that the only solution was a izront of full treo- doin.

Edwaril till. Mcl~`:iilden, president ot he Ulster Society ot’ ilittsliurg. a nu- ive ol’ Ireland said the time hail come

- _ . _ t.ti M.. ,R, ,

rminm' who has ‘mom wnlplowa ` “Hen H ve mon PDU can - to put aside hyphcnisin and get back

Depmtmvny thc P0_.n_ Omoo Inspect tic und consular i~epreaeiiiiitives to irs Oilice and the oiiice oi` the Inland um? Rf”-Dllbliil Oi II'vl1ln<l." In tho dole-_ Ttirvonue Dt-psriinent. The i’ost_iuasLcrs g“'~“f“ ‘Vere P"“"k P' ““l’*h- of Kang' office on the lower part of the build- “F Utyi B°“‘"k“‘ C°?`\“`““"' °1 New

York and others who have been active

_ng and tho mail room of the Post _ ~ _ _ _ _ Jmm. Wm also be mwnded ,O as _,mon _ in seeking iliploiniitic recognition foi _

-- - . *rio i ri t headed by ‘

is the lioliiray rush is over, und in lf" Dl‘0‘l‘\ ilu izove imen .1 he hands of ML Tmium.. Q cmdmlme Liiinon Do tnlerl, who uri-lvod here Job ,Bmw a,“.u).s N, d(,D,,ndpd “pow yesterilay to confer with irish l|eadei_':-i

from over the country. Arguing ini

WORK ON NEW cHURcH__wm_k` support of his n_ii~asurc. Representa-

M uw handing or SL Columlm-S tivo Mason said it would not constit- Church’ East Point' is "Early complet nie ii compli-teli-oiwognltion. but sim. Ed and the work has been done in 3 ply show tiic willingness oi’ f ongrcss most satisfactory manner. The cditice ‘° ‘I9 its "fm I” tha' "nd" _

is constructed of brick with 00nm_(,l_3 .lilsflice lhligiixluii told To 1-loiiiniitiltilo

.R ._ . _' that is te g' ion spo e or _ _"ei'"""““" ”";)‘| _#ie 2?°f_.:’;_;°QI is miijei-ity oi' 20,000,000 imieriesus or

) ng DULOII }" BBETS -U1`ll i Ufll _ __ _ _ _ . 1 -f

t-_hnxpiel are bhclng hnislieil inside, but organized mm firmly mpponed by _ les-tln“5ilx:';1IT0|_e’¥o‘;nfm?§e d1’!l‘n‘;Et°,I.tl:‘ii iis constituents. Itepresentiitivo Flood. ichuwh wfhich was 'desilmed iw me Democrat, Virginia, iiiiggei-ated rliiii “"“'°'f <1 U- C“=1>rffl1 & Hume' °f f$`.."§’*]}‘.’ll‘i’§3 (Ifil..-§l§l`§ii"i..‘i‘Il?$lI“Kill

;'t!:_Iu'Z§Elt9ll](`;;'{:|‘P:_: grlT3(l)ufbIg '.0 f1eS";in` side the iiiitlioriiy of (`oi1gre_ss. Justice I' . - _ I .' ‘"1 'S ‘“" ‘ 'y Coliuluii answered thot the two iiruii- mposmg °(mmP' It ‘S ,M0 feet “mg cites oi’ thc goveriniient should co- we' “H "Y may wet 1" Wldm and operate to iuiike the recogniiioii cont-

io pure Americiinism. "There never hos been an irish nation," said Mr. Mclihiddeii, "They are no more united todiiy than they were when they had tive kings in the five irish provinces. Tliere are three parties in lrelfllld. lil? said, “the Sinn i-`oiii pnrty,, represent- ing the niost selfish doctrine thot. every wits held up; the Nationalist party. which had worki'-ti for Home llule,.'ind the Ulster-lies. llc denieil that :i inajiirlty ivunted iii<lepe'idonco. lie declared it was "ai inutler oi’ r<>cnr<i" that the Sinn Fein party \\'t\.~i “Hi\'P1\ orders to refuse i-uiisc:i‘ipiion tlirontth-

George T. i.eiiioii, oi' ’i`roy, N. Y

the war, Mr. ,Lemon declared his con- viction that if the Sinn Fein element had been able to establish an inde- pendent nation prior to or early in the war .it would have gone on the side ot' Germany. "And_ everytlfiug that comes out of the war," he costin ned. “indicate that there was all uh- dorstsndzing between Germanwmbrl- ciins and irish-Americana inthe Unit- ed States. Not ii majority, but fnauy,"

ilecltiriniz the 'whole irpairit of to-

di\y's hearing was anti ritish. Mr. 1.:--.non sitlil the .bill before the cotn- mittee approached the problem from the wrong tingle. "if the time has onine to-strike in this way," he de- ciiii-ed, “the rirst thing to do is not to send ii minister to the Irish Republic,

but io withil-raw your ‘Ambassador

from the court ol' St. James".

out ireland” -during tho war. (3P¢°‘3| ‘° TM a"“.'“|°”')

l.O.\'i)0N, Dec 5.-The judlérll com

f il \'.itioiiiii Feilt-ration mililee Of U19 PTWY C°\lU¢|-1 -H9-5 7%'

president o io . ' ' .-

. _ . .- -, -~ |, S 'yi li. versed the decision of this Gsllidinh

of Piesbytelian l iiiioi c ocie es i Su_ reme Court an the “nu it um

so opposed the bill charging that the D _ - _ ittlvocates of *irish fruetioni were _:it- the -Sinking °f th; .silsagaegdb wr:

K . [1 _ [-1,] “align oi ireland in the t a to

itiitgpiirilf igzooiifesiliiiiiini ‘t-dlnipiiigui The court save the passentéri 9!

“Such a stop," he declari»d "could only result ` in liuriu." He denied tlurt the irish, either in ireland ui' the United States, were united for Irisli i’reedoni. ‘

Referring to the Ciiseiiiciit rc‘~‘olil~

has n massive tower f i . . _ the from' Th? work °§n’§‘le SK? plete. .»\inerii:un iecorgiiiiioii, hi- said,

iioniiry movement iii ireland durini;

the sunken vessel the preference in the distribution or the rr°¢0¢d»_4r°n\ me sole-of me smi-stud, the eoitier which rainnied the liner. In- is deci- sion the Privy Council decides that ilifi Canadian Pacific C0mpahy_shall share in the proceeds of_the sais.

|11 N01-Kress for about i'ii‘tccn mouths Q g _ <5 --_

under tho supcrintendcnce of l\ir_

of (‘ai"dlgi-iii. When completed it will be one of the finest churches on the

was shipped to French River yestor-‘ day afternoon hy Messrs Chandler Sz Bell, niarlild workefs ,of -this city,

one of the finest examples of monu- mental work seen here for some time.

three feet ten inches at the bose. it is being erected by the people of

who gave up their lives for freedonfs cause in thc Great War. The monu- niont which is built in the form of a pyramidal shaft contains the names of the following night uien who niade tho supreme sncrli’ice: Ptc. Archibald ' llamplwli, Gunner `Art_hur P. John- stone, Pte Leslie W. McLeod, Gunner Harold A. McLeod, Pte. Frank L. Mc- kenzie, Pte. Robert `Adams, Pte. J. Dawson Brown. Lieut_ Norwood Mc- i.eoii. The shaft contains the follow- ing inscriptiion:-“Built of u Peoples Love to the liisinory of nui' Glorious Dead." At the base are the word‘s:~ "At the going down of thc sun and in the morning we shall remember them." The monument is chaste in design and

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the workmanship upon it is certainly a credit io the firm which built it- Messrs Chandler ilk Bell have iitarted work upon another striking monument very similiar 'in design to this one Dt is being built to the order-ot the peo- ple of Kinross and it will con- tain the names of eleven of the sons ‘ of that locality who gave up their lives

that the world might livo.

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