heveusedonc bottle oi your I Overseas Asthma Remedy.

It has helped nie so much that l have gone back to work again. feeling ﬁne.’ ' Catherine Mclnnimc/oEdwnrdMclnuis. gapgBreton Hocpitniﬁyclney.

It this new internal trutmsnt' iieoan‘! uioretlian nicet your - return it and the Iuil price wt‘ be raiunded. $1.50 at your druggistf

< CAREW l3 FRASER- o MfpOtmIsts-New GIssgowJtS-s ‘t

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"iGrants To Fishermen

“The Biological Board oi Canada oi- rirs to assist thirty-five ﬁshermen irom the Maritime Provinces "to lt- tend the short Course for Fishermen to be given at. the Fisheries Experi- mental Station, ilaliiitx, N. S., during a term oi six weeks commencing on January aznd. I930. Each wiii be given on completion oi the course the f" sum oi Forty-live dollars plus the . ‘mount o! railway iarc for a return ,, trip between Halifax and the railway

station nearest his home. Only b!!!"

Bile fishermen from l7 to 35 years c!

nge, who have passed through grade - 1i: in the Nova Scotian schools or an equivalent grade will be able to ob- Jaln these grants. - All applications must be in by January 12th and should be addressed to Dr. A. II. Leim, -' Director, Fisheries Experimental Sia- tion, Halifax, N. S.

liliinuaimlileeting

The Annual Meeting oi the Lake Verde Dal-fling Co., will be held, Wed- nesday, _ y 8th at 1.30 P. M.

,,, Tenders ior ice and wood in ii cord lots will be received until noon the

day oi hieeting. I’ .M. CALLAGHAN, Secretary. QZ-12J0,33,28,80,l,3.0.

Iron SALE OR ‘EXCHANGE

320 acre dairy ranch in Manitoba. ‘Clear. 2% miles from R. Li... Stores. »etc. 1% miles from school. 125 miles from Winnipeg. Near Portage La Prairie. Want farm m P. E. I. Might

f assume some. Write particulars to

H. COUGIILIN, 8129 W. 1'lth Ave,

Spokane, Wash.

fAllM FOR SALE

' Desirable iarm at Searletown, 92 acres. handy to churches and schools, cnstvenient ior shipping. Ideal potato tlrin in prosperous community.

‘ G. C. McLEAN, 248 Kent Street, City, or

HUGH McLEAN,

Searletown.

‘119-12-24-27-30-1.

Professional Cards

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Prohibition Commission Qllllflnlll, MI. GEURGE l‘; IIROWI‘. , Margate, P. E. l.

,Seiid all information regarding in- " frictions oi Prohibition Act to the Ibova

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.. . Or To Ohlei Inspector B. J. Haywood

II Durchcste Street. Charlottetown. ‘ Phone 709 3'- ii01-11-1ﬂ-1yr.

j Mark limMcGuigan, ’ B. A.

nannsnit. SOLICITOB. no. - nous: so was Danton Block, Charlottetown, 7.5.1.

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I. A. BENTLEY W. l. BENTLEY, K. O.

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Barrister and Attorney-at-Law

' ~~ Oiiicc: 150 Richmond Street i~,-’-, MONEY TO LOAN M, , Charlottetown, P. E. I. giiiilcﬁonald 8i McPheo ‘I-IMW Ba i ‘a

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Charlottetown

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“An after-dinner speech la never as broad as It la long."

1st Microbe: Say, what's the matter? 2nd Microbe: Matter enough.

This new size money ls putting a let oi us fellows out of work-too crowded.

"Have you had many proposals?" “Thousands oi 'ern."

"And what did you tell them?" "Just what i’m going to tell you."

"Where are sweaters made?" "in sweatshops, oi course." O I I I I

AS USUAL

summer's Back we.

comc- , The tsil, the short. the fat, tho

thln—

And In our super-heated homes

Hot wcathcr will heglni

The over.

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POTATOES AND TURN IPS

We will be buyini everv day at om warehouse Hogan's Whart. higher-t prices tor good stock. Accommoda- tion ior Boat loads. .

I. LESTER DOUGLAS.

Charlottetown, t’. l. Island, Phones ‘I88 and 03K.

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Insidious i Eye Strain

We use this - adjective ad-

viscdly.

luﬂorors trout lyaatrah ma! Itnva perfect vision and thoro- ioro do not suspect the presence oi any evil detect.

‘Ilia motive power oi the

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gyel.

utilise about I96 o! tlsh Nerve lnergy. but. when lycstrain is present. a Inn! larger propor- tion is required. defective eyes through their consumption

’ oi an excessive amount oi Nerve liturgy may seriously sleet the functioning oi other organs oi the body and produce iii health. -

RAVI IOUI. IYII IXAIINID

G. F. Hutclteson .‘ . orcostsrntrr

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THEY HADTO‘ SEE PARIS

By Homer Croy

Olcarwater was Osage Avenul. On it was a large prosperous yellow house with blua trim, with a cement-block garage set at the tar and oi the rear yardaothativsbacktvlltothcallcy as were all the other Illllel in this part oi Cienrwater. They all made a

row s0 that you could sight from one

CHAPTER 1

It You'wi11 turn to the’ map and

i look you will tind Clearwatu, Okla-

homa. ‘But m1 take quite l bit 01' locking. "

Unless, of course you get the right kind of a map. The large complete atlases arc good. You can't tell whe- ther the name belongs to this not tiny dot or to that tiny dot a iew millimeters over.

But, on the other hand, it you get the railroad folder b: uni sebum. with the names oi thgtowns marked by big dots strung along on a line, like ganglia in a medical drawing, why then Clearwaier is quite a city.

It L even more or a. city l! you take the automobile guide, for this book doesn't. rput you oil with a black dot and a name. It really tclls you something:

Ciearwater, county seat ofPonca country; (pop. 15.000; alt. 1.161 ft.) 5 banks, 2 i-‘roads. Hotels, The Comanche (new), Commercial House, The Chief, Seminole. Principal pts. of interest: Court House, new native stone post office, rodeo grounds Little Fox river site of one oi first oil wells of Ok'ma; house where Chief Plenty died, now preserved as museum by local pat. bogles. To follow Kickapoo ‘rrail, pus bottling w'ks and take first turn on r‘t.

Ciearwater is a hustler and it is proud of it; in tact, at. cacli of the two depots. as you come into town, is a huge painted sign which says, THE BIGGEST LITTLE CITY IN TIIE WORLD

and below in parentheses painted iii smaller ictiers is,

(And Getting Bigger Every Minute) Hustle, push and go—-that is the keynote of Clcarwaler. No sleepy vill- age ior it. No one-horse town. And not so many years ago it was a bui- falo swallow; and alter that an 1n- dian camp ground. Big cars clash by or arc parked along the principal street tor blocks; and on Saturday nights the stores hum with trade un- til tcn o'clock. There are three motion- plcture theaters and they seem al- ways to be full: ths- people have money and they spend it. Sometimes the merchants organize n whirlwind campaign to promote the fame oi Clem-water among the lesser towns of that section. On such occa- sions twenty or thirty merchants get in their cars with banners fin/oping behind which say

CLEARWATKSR LEADS-OTHERS

FOLLOW Just Like Now

IAncl away they dash. A new motor- ized street sprinkler. painted in bright green. rushes by. shooting out a show- er 0i water. Once C-learwat/er had an old cart drawn by a couple oi sleepy horses, but that day has passed. Clearwaier now sprinkles its streets on the run, and when a fire breaks out it answers the call with its new automobile fire engine, which is a icy to see and hear. And there is a base; ball team which Clearwater believes (when it is winning) to be the bcst team for any town of its size in the world. when the team is losing, Oiehr- watcr ls terribly depressed, business just about. stops and agitations-are started to get a new coach.

Possibly the thing that Clearwaier was proudest of was its new seven- story hotel, the Comanche. It had everything new and up to-to-date that a hotel should have. "They're bigger in New York, that's all,".t'fie manager said. and he ought to know. Another outstanding feature o! Olean- vratei- was the Pawnee Garage with its big plate window. Inside the win- dcw was a bright, glittering chassis oi a Ford operated by electricity, and alongside it was a radio receiving set made entirely out oi Ford parts. Out- side the building was a large electric sign which week-day nights winked on and ofi until nine o'clock and then ltseii oii; Saturday night-s it kept going until ten. Pike Peters, "owner and proprie- tor" was standing in the doorway weiiring his big black hat and smoking a cigar-but. more oi Pike later

‘m; principal residential street oi

In niuxnurrcv

IN BI ESTATE A.’ ROLAND MMDONALD AUTHORIZED ASBIGNOI

Sealed tenders will be received by the undersigned on the stock in trade _ oi " r‘ lb.‘ Boots and Shoes, Dry Goods, Drugs. and Household Furniture, now instorc and dwelling nt Eldon, P. l. I., ac- cording to inventory to be been at the oilicc oi The Itogcrs Hardware‘ Company. Limited. Parties tender- ing may bid on all or by departments. Tenders to close at noon on January thirteenth neat. BENJAMIN B00538. . - Trustee.

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"by nun Ne, (MARIVIII

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end to the other. In front oi the yellow irame house

was the lawn, with a hots attachment

which was put out in the evening and

whirled around and round with a‘ slight creaking rhythmical movement. ‘ Now and then some one from the

house would come out, take‘ hold, of the ‘hose, give it a pull io a new place’ brush oif his hands, and then go .bac'k in to the house. In the yard were, cosy spots, a rain-proof summer lest. a snuggle nook, a gay-coloured twine hammock and a trellis where one could sit safe- ly screened from the streets and yet scen anybody who passed by-ior a girl lived in this house. All along the side of the house, lacing the streets, was a porch, and here were chairs. cushions, pIIIOW! books magazines, c IMHO bums, a big swing-sect fasten- ed by chains to s stout. beam in the ceiling and now and then boxes o! candy. The father and mother us- ually retired early.

On the Jami: o! the door was a black mail box with a wire clamp for holding papers and envelopes coo big lo go into the rather small metal box.

In the middle of the box was a small

-pi60€ of glass and behind his pro-

tected from the weather, was an en-

gmved calling card pressed into ser-

vice which read:

. Mr. and Mrs. Pike Peters

With the “Mr. and Mrs." crossed off. But it would have been better ii the name fastened in the box had been Miss Opal Peters, for most of the mail came to her. Pike got his at the garage and opal was ‘just at the age when slic had to write letters con- stantly. She wrote them everywhere to cveryibody-a boycousin she had nev- er seen an elderly uncle who had money a boy she had met at a dance two years before and hadn't seen since and a young man in Dallas who ow-' nod his own cs.r. ‘their lcttcrs the, kept in her bureau: dmwcr, all neatly tied with bright ribbons. ’ . i Mrs. Peters wash-i the kitchen and she was doing an astonishing thing-- cooking dinner violini- bestpitei»: noon gown on. Over lies dress she had on along oilcloth apron suspended from her shoulders and drawn in at her waist-because clothes are clothes. The explanation o! this strange event _oi Mrs. Peter; cooking din- ner in her best dresswnsthat the was going to the most fashionable lun-

to one of the cafes, butMrs. Pole": would not nesi-‘m this. Her nmn" must have exactly the right kind o? cooking, v The luncheon was to be given by the Tuesday Afternoon Dliuin- the most fashionable organization in Clea-r- water. to Lady Wolvcrtree from ‘Eng- land. Lady Wolvertree had once been Maud, Crowe oi Olesrwater; and now she walked among the great. Mrs. Pct- T crs had gone to school with ' her when Maud was a leggy. frowslehended snippy youngster. She wasn't good in her studies; in tact, she wasn't particularly good at anything. Her father was a con- . tractor and when a new railroad. was being thrown across Oklahoma Ike‘ Growe had got the contract and si-i ter that his financial worries were, over. Maud had wanted to go toLon- ‘ don and, taking hei- mother and some of the money‘ she had gone. Possibly] somebody thought her father hIdI more money than he really had, but‘ anyway shc was now Lady Woivertrce i she was to be in Olen-water for a in: hours and the Tuesday Afternoon Club was u» do itself proud. ‘ (To BeUontlntIed) i Two village ‘women with families of‘ 20 and 17 children respectively, re-i cently won the "Large Families" prize oiiered by a Solis, Bulgaria, news-‘ paper. '

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Changes in Train Schedules JANUARY fem.

DOUBLE TRAIN JIIVICI - - ' MAINLAND-CANCELLED .

Elective. Holiday. neat, the Nntlqlalilllwlyl announce tiiattlll double awvtemto and lrosn the Mainland. (all! inept ....‘ but-mi" “we "-

ce WI will by train No. a mung Ohsrtottctewn at us A. 11., daily-moor llﬂlly.‘ "Thin cllnngo cancels train No. ii leaving Charlottetown at $.00 P. I. daily ca- copt dually. . -

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clieon her life at the new Comancliei Hotel, and try as she might slic i could not persuade her son. and Opal . to sit down to a cold dinner. Pike ltad offered to take them-to the hotel 0*

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$50.00 to the Person who counts. - them correctly - Other-awards from $20.00 down

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n. ‘catholic on the Turkey IQ m a u oi ilgurcs e. t.i,s ,1 c11- ' ' l ~ ‘Q the Turkey and adM-beﬂnrel- The to-tli oi. the added ﬂnnresglien iiiiiiifnisﬁ” .i‘t".'t§i.‘§ 1191:1131 ~

Pltllllsz-For the correctjor nearest correct solution C ' - ' OildItI0l1S~ 1 Ev rypne in any iamiiy when mm’ is a ‘regular hublcripe g

tum t this pacer one in advance. ‘ilinvited to try the solution and compete for the prises. ' - .

1st Prize $00.00 5th Price m» 2nd Prise .2o.oo 8rd Price .. .10.00

4th Prize ........... {$.00

IT COSTS NOTHING

There is absolutely no responsibility, obligation or costioi any kind to try tor a prize. The solving 01 m9 pfbblgm will provide a iew hours most interesting work.

Anyone not eligible m sbbomnbu lwitb No. i condition. may compete by becoming a subbcriber or sendingin the subscription oi some member oi the tamiiyqwitb “no 19g country or $5.00 (or the city for thagiirst year in advmgg,

8 Every commuter my. u he 01‘ aha mum-u, send m n COMPETITION CLOSES new paid in advance for one year subscription with m; The competition closes Sat urday, January 25, 1930, gt; mmmn‘ Th“ i" n“ wimw"? but m9 "hi!!! 0! each,

Driae who does send a new subsoribtr will be awarded double the amount his or her prise csilo tor. Thug 11 m. winner of the first prise had sent a new subscriber, ho will

be awarded 8100.00 cash instead of $50.00, and accordingly

Vii-h Ill the Prime- .N0 one can so secure double money

utiletllc the new subscription is actually forwarded with his so u on.

midnight. All solutions to be considered. must reach the address below before that hour.

In case of a tie the prize will go to the on; who h“ “n; a new subscription with his solution in accordance with condition No. 3.

I! those who tie have both. or all sent in new subscrip-

tions; then the prim will go to uie cite n b i u '

Wm h, o, m, mum alum,‘ a "Yd °:§.“t‘u‘§§5u°;‘ ‘i: 4 mhdavmnetlt? . by sebum: in nu solution. agrees mu

advance into the year 1930. 1i both or all are paid in nd- o u“ “d”. mm b. mwpunm m‘ an“ to p . - ' ,

"m "Wmb" 31- 193°» then the money will be divided r a an solutions must be amt in on the Iollowing ibrm, clip-

among such proportionately according to the number o1

wmnem pod from this paper. - ~

Cut this out on the border lines. nu u; m‘ N“ “m, My‘ an cum“ o, envelope ma“, "mm. competition ,

.SOLUTION TURKEY FEATHERS COMPETITION

To ‘Turkey Feathers Competition Tho Guardian, Charlottetown, P. I. l. 1

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