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Another

cleared out at the

15 Coats $60.00 for

22 Coats $15.00 for 18 Coats $25.0() for . . .

clear at

S. A.M

HIGH GRA

Special lot of 16 coats, lust ycar's to

the balance of our

. . _ ' ' ' - 1-: um-:Y Goar cow inr-

followmg prices, all new, this season's purchase. - ~

$30.00 $25.00 $15-00

$9.08 ami FUR

ll» f Count at -Parma mom-:sr Manner

N 9 S 'l`l‘¢_ lSllll1‘l'S l sirrcisirs. 1048-1-21-21 mica rar dressed- ark. au l

' '__ $135.00, new $15.00 at slncirfir-s.

DE M Q -CHILDRENS I-‘LANNEL Dresses 1¢;43.i.21.2i(

with B1

Another special cut in prices on the ' 8 'O “t

balance Of 0ur "-'-- , ance of .Fur and Cloth coats at Sin-

_ sweaters, 6 to 12 years, Bac. and $1.50 ' _._ -

-___ .ss...__.....sJuH.CMR'-01f'fu1‘0wu_euuuzuu

, \

Th W ’ "

Drastic Cut in Prices f ~e - esfelin Guardlan

1:3

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Y I -2%

, _ _Ulm-S’ C0-*T5 will-is 'hi 'us-l -one rmzwcu ssai. con with

°.°“"l at sll`”l°ll5- lil’-Ji 21-"l Opossum ctlrar, size 36, rewlar at

°°ll'l¢l`°- “le-S 2 YD 0. special _.__

51.75 at Blnclair's. 1638 1 21 21 ON

, ’ *--° mer price, $37.50, specl-\l $2....0 at

-omns NAVY Senor: Minn! sinciairs. ion-121-<21

SUITS. ages 2 to 10 sellin $35

Slnclairs. 1648-I-21-2| -SPECIAL PIIICES on all bal-

'-TWO BIG SPECIALS in girls clalrs 1645-1-21-21

each at sinciairs. 164s-i-zi-21 _-'rwo var coars $150.00 value,

-- em siooloo h tsl

U s ng eac a nclalrs. |

-25 LADIES HEAVY SWEATERS. 1'?-i8-l.--21-21

for skating seaso 25% dis

p ying daily

leddmg store . M at Nelson Henry's warehouse, Ken-

coats. Get yours now at Slnc1.n:s.

FOUR '1‘\`l’l£.‘é (ll-` BLOOD

Discovery thai liuinan lilooii ol

lou: different ljrpes and that blood'

of one does not nl\\'.i;:.< nux \\'il.l1{ “_-iggliiiiliaiioii did not take place

blood of another typo was one of

he achievements i!i.i=. won the turf); Nobel Prize of I\l»_‘di:.'iue for Dr. Karl- Landsteiner of the iioclcefcilvi' ini Stiilltc of I\Ii‘dle;il 1{i\se.ii'e!l," uriicsl Mr. Watson Davis ni Current ills-l tory. "The cnorinous iinporluiice oil

evident to pivienis wlio li:i'.'c under-l

. ' 5 - clairs. 1648-i-21-21

gone the lite saving op-.ration Qffor the other of the blood groups. To town, was a visitor to Head of Hills- special music and preaching by the _._

blood transfusion. `a certain extent blood groups are in- b

l"F;'>l *:h':, ciieralion the blood' ofilierlied, and this fact is often used she donor and that oi' the patient fig dvterniine paternity. If the blood

must mix wvli or .-irious and even

of the two bloods are tested nrl “matched” to see it they are coin- patible and belong ir: cniziipeiibltz blood groups.

V “When the blood liquid of one nor- irearcd family of the late Mr. Fred h mal, healthy person and the red-Ji\rdine who passed away on Mon- t

blood cells of aiioliivr are put in the < lame test tube, irish-ral of inixini;

gether, as if they were glued. Dr, il

was held on Thursday from his late

freely the red cells oiltu clump to- residence at head of Hillsborough, in

this glueing together or clumping - agglutination. When it happens in a

inan's vein, following a blood _trans

iusion, death may result.

at random. Dr Laiidsteixicr found, but depended on certain definite pro- perties of the blood; on the basis of

these property blood was divided into p

"Every hiannn being belongs to one

groups of each parent are known, one Doyle, Point de Roche, are pleased to en, Newton, who underwent an oper- ___

latal results niay occult Consequent- fcan state to which EYOUD their Cliil- ki tl t

ly before each xraiisiiii-.sioii samples 'dren might belong." hi

MT. STEWART AND VICINITY

-S Cameron, Head of Hillsborough, are She was accompanied by her father, teams are out to win the central

Much sympathy is felt for the be- sorry to leam that she is confined to Mr. Francis Greenan.-E. semony mis pi-Oniises to be an ex-

er home owing to illness and hope ` _--

O see her out again soon. -BIRTHDAY SOCIAL-The Wo- match. Admission 35; anri 2-ac.

-i -mens Institute of North Bedequc 1662-1.22-gi,

The moving pictures, which are held held a delightful birthday social at ________ __ the I. O. F. Hail, Mount Stewart, the spacious home of Mrs. T. H. 1»Eizs0NAL

n Wednesday evenings, are very Inman last week. Games and music

lay, January twclth. The funeral

ir-nee to the Peoples Cemetery at o

Landsteiner observed this in 1900 Mount Stewart. Rev. Mr. Gcnge and la

:luring the course of some iii\'csligat~ R .

ions made in Vienna. Scientists call

M. _‘{_'

inl dresses sizes 14 to 44 rices $50

- o m hi ist f , ;~ ,

even B‘ ml new M. KI Char _ ` F HC ll $7.00, $10 00 and $12 5|) 11. slncialrs

tor. sold at Brace's. 1643-1-21-21. _

-LADIES' HOUSE DRESSES,

The many friends of Mr. Lloyd -TWO RAT COATS, size 30, Reg. gpeciai 50C, 95¢_, $13; and $135 M __

Warren, Cherry Hill are very sorry $135.00 tor $75.00 each at S' ci °‘

rn a e met with a very 1613.1-21-2i _

ell ° S” “l“°‘l “ l’l'°l‘°“ -SUNDAY SERVICES-0’L@=l'l' order new at Braces. 1643-1-21-21. l

g. But all hope to see him around church ot' the Nazarene. Lively Sun- ___ `

01 8 B 1 \1-m.M0m- -omts ANI) mnirts’ 'rains

“_ l“§ Sefvlce *ll 1l» and Evfmsellsiiv asc., soc., 1;-c. and sion t-ash an sm- -

Mr Artemas Jardine, Charlotte- service in the cvenin at '7 with

orough recently. ' pastor, Rev. E. J. Myatt. _L/\I)iES' -‘l-Il..`I‘ HATS, clearing. '

“M $1.00 and $2.10 zach at Sinclatrs.

The many friends of Mr. J. F. -RECOVERED-Miss Clara Green- 1648-1-21-2!

iow ia he is much improved after ation for appendicitis in the Prince ` -HOCKEY MATCH at I'{enslng- S Serious illness- County HOSPM1 two weeks asc, has tori Rink, Friday, Januar-y zsrfi af. s ‘

--_ made so good a recovery that she was dclock. Kensington Granites vs: -‘

The many friends of Miss Etta nble to return home on Saturday C Y M L-League ame As bvh

7..

_Bm “EDUCTIONS 011 all Fur singwri. oliver csmpbeu. 1401-1-0-ti if

-f . . ._ isis-1-21-ai _ _ 1 - ; _ " Services were held in Mount Stew- WOM”-I FUI' INNG; OF mei) . art United Church on Sunday at sl- __BLi\C|¢5M|T|{ ' ' ' _' "

mall, PB-S Drills, Forges and Tools, of all kinds £6-1*!-` "1-2i 5

ul Hl1S~ sinciairs. 10-ia~1-zi-zl

to lea th t h > `

_ ainful accident on Sunday, January -_ _LOBSTER FISHING SUPPLIES,

different groups or types. Three of _celventh, Wh h st

the types were diseo\’erecl by Dr. lr-

Lancistciner and the fourth by two ‘again as quickly as possible. day scho pro ram t 0

Dr. Lancisteintis tii~i‘<v;ti'j' has been lcf his students.

The SALE Con- tinues this Week A illi- ~ Closing on .. 'ff _V

Saturday Night 3’

Men here’s

_ a great

SUIT Y 31.50

See our windows for display of this special sale offer.

NEW GOODS, the smartest,

freshest styles, the newest models .on the market. Most of these are from the great "TWENTIETH CENTURY" designers.

English worsteds, in greys,

browns and blue, with u large

Eowz-sw

' ‘ ls the Point!

0' so W C1-10 COLA T1-Is -Y ..

agogues, proclaims that if he gets ln-

rgely attended and provide a good made the time pass very pleasantly. -Mr. T. A. Mclver, Kinkora. WHS ll-

cv. Air. Charinan officiating. deal of enjoyment for many-XYZ Cards were also enjoyed. The prize DHSSCHECF i0 Sllllllllfffslde OH Sélillf'

winners for the card game were Mrs. dill’--E.

L Pickering and Mr. Frank Yeo.

-PASSED AWAY-The death oc-

cured on Friday, Jan. 16 at Charlotte- town of Miss Elizabeth MacKay, for- merly ot Summerfield after an ill-

` citing game. Skate with music after

-Mr. Alban Farmer, Charlottetown

was a weekend visitor to Kinkora on Saturday, the guest of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Michael Farmer.-E.

proportion of smart pin stripes.

3 1 . 5 O

UNTIL SATURDAY NIGHT

SEE

SOUTHERN

ness of two days. Miss MacKay, who . -M11 Wl\ll€`l‘ Mllflflllll. NOWl20ll. was in her eighty ninth year had ,was in summersidc on last Saturday many friends who will mourn her ito sec his son, Joseph, who is re- passing. The funeral was held on Sat l C£`l\`llls tf0fll~m0l`lb lll l-he P1'lll¢0 urday morning to the United Church C0\lllly H0Stllt\1l~ Little J0S0llll hl1S Summerfield, where services were mllflff 9- lOl Of ffl0l`l‘l5 Wlllle lll the conducted by Rev. Dr. saint. The rs Hospital. and they will be clad to ,mains were laid to rest in the fum- l<ll0\V lllai lle lS ¢l0llls l1lCClY--E-

ily plot.-E.

g¢mz-sw

-ALBERTON-The weekly mixed bridge club was entertained by its

,_ hostess, Mrs. Alfred Gillis on Friday A night of last week. A very pleasant

evening was spent. Ai; the conclus- ion of the play dainty refreshments were served. -Mr. James Wells, Arts student at Mount Allison, spent the weekend at his home here.-Mrs. Fred MacRae entertained a number of friends at her home on Monday evening.-Both bridge and dancing were indulged in and a most enjoy- able evening passed thus. During tha evening a dainty lunch was served

Eastern Guardian

. .*.Hockey-Montague Rink, Thurs-

day, Jan. 22nd. Markers, Charlotte- town vs. Imps, Montague, One hour`s skating after game. 500-21

..*E. E. PARKMAN, Optometrist,

will be in his office, Montague, Tues- day, January 2'lth, to examine eyes and fit glasses. ` 1680-1-22-2|.

Trouble Brew

(Ottawa Journali

ERE

to power~and he seems to be pretty

WINDOW

FOR '

$1.00

VALUE

ale of vercoats 25°

There are no “old timers” in this great opportunity! You will see them in our windows today, handsome, modern, dressy, cleverly designed and well tailored OVERCOATS from the best tailors in the land. BARRY- MORE, CHINCHILLA, HERRINGBONE are among the fabrics, see the

NOT verv often do you sec a Candi’

display in a large dcpartmeniall window, especially one of the al, -S in Canada.

When vou do see it you know it is :l

guasaniole that there is plcnii' ‘ll lllllll' ity in the Candy. The merchanilizini; manager makes sure ot lhlll-

National Candy products were feat-

ured in an attractive window display which was changed twice daily by Eaton’s in Halifax on January Sith and 10th. The display attracted tI\`¢‘lll l\lll`“'

“on Ill Halifax and was specially tical- ured in a news item by the Halifax Mail.

National Candy is known not only

throughout P. E. I. but as noted above, is featured by large stores and enter- prising papers on the mainland.

'l`hc sale of Rainbow Chocolates is

increasing daily but to introduce them to every person in this Province be- cause we honestly believe their quality is far superior to any other chocolates for the price in Canada we are making a special offer for this week only.

Gent into the habit of eating “Rain-

bnws," which are made in your own Province and are a credit to it. -

-AUCTION FORTY FIVE CLUB

-The South Freetown Club were en- tertained on Jan. 8th at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Neil Croken with an exceptionally large crowd ol enthus- iastic players. Miss Pearl Murphy won the ladies prize and the gentIeman‘s

prize was won by Mr. Michael Mc- Court. On Jan. 13th the club were the guests ol’ Mr. and Mrs. Russel Deighan and the prizes were won as follows: Ladies, Miss Bernadette White, gentleman‘s-Mr. Elmer Mc- Court. Luncheon was served at each gathering and instrumental music and social chat wiled away two very pleasant evenings.-E.

close to it-he is going to tear up the Treaty of Versailles.

That inyns war.

Mussolini, boss of Italy, declines to

agree to any general naval pact, and he nags France.

That does not make for peace. France, nevertheless, is blocking

the work of the League of Nations.

Russia under the Bolsheviks, keeps

trying to stir up trouble in othe

countries.

Russia under the Bolsheviks keeps

trying to stir up trouble in other countries.

Poland is restless under Pilsudski, who has just escaped assassination.

Spain has lost representative gov-

ernment, and its dictators do not seem too stable.

In Asia, India. is boiling with the

designs in the windows.

This opportunity to secure one of these splendid

50 OVERCOATS at $22 50 continues through this week

° 22-

22. SALE STOPS SATURDAY NI{}HT.

F u 1' C o a t s 2112"? $88.00

Just seven in this wonderful lot, all this season’s models, sizes 16 and 18 only, worth to $145.00

Seven Silver Rat U 't

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srsciai. 45° -

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CREAM PECAN ‘I , "per -, -.` es ooua rcmccv 0

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idea of swaraj, alias independence

On, of British rule.

, China remains in a bloody inter-

neclne mess.

Arabs and Jews are only kept uiet in Palestine by British arms.

could buy, can easily br- mixed ut ironic. In 5°lll'l`l Am¢l`l°“» Bmzll ls ln le' It saves money and give-n_ you the most vom M59 Ecugdm-_ ::'..Li.°'°=r.;:,“:::,°i:'i.':.s°.?.1i.i":..u::..sz:: rrroroer -» 10°-= ---<6 - 8-0- --me coughs and chest colds, giving immediate fm- the British Empire to hang to- rclisf, is astonishing. amen _

Zlil’.‘f'ffTl`ffff'f‘.S.fTff'f.f’f`.'f?.'f‘ $.33-llll A

All other K

Fur Coats Clear

at one third off

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and '.";;7A, p-wi r ' » .'

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Any dru ist can supply yon with 2% 3

applies of fgpliix. Poutiil thinjnto n lfi :mi

te nm up wi p mn grunu a el

sugnr'syrup or strnincd honey. It’s no ODD FACTS - trouble ot all to mix, and when you once useit, ou will never be without it. Keeps

Of course you want a nice Fur Coat-everyone does. I-Iere’s your opportunity to own one at a sensationally low price.

2_1

Regular 80c per lh

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VICTORIA ROW. . 132 RICHMOND STREET.

l 44-»`i;::: “eff "£_

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norms -16:5 L _-J -4-:"',M, . ,hm ij, ‘llllill ` 49|: “"

rerlectly and tastes good-children really An elecmmlly °p°“t°d mmhlne ilu; lit. H L IH tm I has been developed which automat-

l "‘"'l"'"3 °“' ‘l“° 7 " °°'°" lcally sorta eggs according to qual-

. hi m and soo has and _

iilllirnirilll llilliirrlla einrirrbrrrrrr. lat on ity and weighs and stumps the studs

V uma time, part of the medicine is ab- on each Bhe]|_

- hotbed into I o blood, where it acts direct-

ly on the bronchial tubes, and helpn the -"' glmll ""0" 03 ill; Vllllhlf §~*°;’lfl°- Ellis The Zionist organization of Amer- ,

OID ICVEIB COUI I W C 0 OW C0

epidemics, are pmmlptly ended, ics has announced the establishment

Pinex’ is A hlsh I ¢'°H°°"¢l’l¢¢<l “0lll'oi’ a research library with headquart- = oimd of genuine Norway Pine, contain-

SALE STOPS SATURDAY NIGHT `

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::.‘::‘.'.§'.":.::.':'°..:i.r2°.'.':.§i'l.:san:Safran A ws- »f --of- »»-- -w Do not nrecnt A HubH¢ll\l¢° fur Plm‘X~ in religioh will be offered in the pro

§°xll;’|‘;:fJ$w N |l" pwmpt "lm °' gram of courses at Columbia Univ-

ersity tor the 193031 academic year.

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