_ elping” Humhnity §"'§E."J.'if,‘l,'22i'&l;:"“":

I country col of (hunt n o long chain of o lion. ch . I o! which is strong! cued by boni- g llﬂicil.‘

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lhoirnfhl energy hearty i: lhg ‘ i, - IIDI rut l' - ~

wcllllil Isl crrlizat. -- m" e m‘

Charlottetown Branch J. R. Dier, Manager’

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. Bargains iii China We have placed in our West shov:

window an assortment of odd pieces

0f china which we are clearing: at

20 PER (‘EN T DISCOUNT

m . v Mag-y".

Now is your opportunity to secure Bridge prizes. etc.. at a bur saving:

w. W. WELLNER, LTD

Since 1868 Jewellers

Stock

We have just received 60 pr. of Women's High Cut Dongola Boots, bought for us from bankrupt stock in Montreal, retail price $10.- 00 to $12.00.

last at $4.00; Don't tlelay’ in seeing them.

Barrulhers iiParkman llil

DRUGOISTS‘ 8.- CHEMISTS Groceries, Boots &- Shccs, Stationery MONTAGUF, P. E. I.

UNI N BANKOF CADA

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We are putting them on sale while they H

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tog-SHOP FRQI HOLIAWI 00B

—-BLIGHT INJURM-Mr. Jos- ephus Sinallinun who is employed ut. Schumann's Mill 00., Summer- side. while working at one o! the saws recently had the misfortune to cut his hand very badly. and had t» retire tron: work until the wound is healed.

“IISTERN PERSONALS

—-l.ouis Distant, ‘Ellerslir. _ in Hutnmersida Monday.

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—-<Mr. Leonard .\lc.\'elli is report- ed ill :21 his home.

——.\Ir. Ralph Brundrtgc spent the Week end visiting friends in Sum- merside.

-—Dr. Church lei: by car ierry Monday morning on businezs to the mainland.

--FrIrvn-ls,ot Mr. A. P. Lr-

.' sorry to hear that his cond on is

not iznprot ing.

—-.\irs. Bradford tier-r oi Suttr ‘dc lei: Tuesday morning tor ax’ to join her husband when"

ivzi: in iuttire reside

Nirs. tDrl Ihylv. Who has been i unxher sisters the Tiilssrs Niurphr. Rummerslde, returned to bloccwvn.

»—I>.". Frank T. nOWHFGS who ha: been a patient in Carnphlll llospit~ zil, Iinliiax. tor several months is visiting his home in Surnmerslde.

is visiting Mr. Bun

l b, Ellerslir, was in Slimmer- min lﬁitsdriy.

. ——'I'!".e many irlc-rids oi Miss

Florence Toombs. oi‘ Lords Ltd.

‘ark-ton, trill regret to hear she is tmiined to her home through Ell ln-Fi

condition 0i .\lr. A. I’. . .. Harvard Street, who ha. been seriously lll (or some days. l‘ somewhat improved. lie is ‘iii

vbited b)‘ his <00. BIT‘. ‘IV. l. Z.- u is 0:‘ Pivtou ll ——--—-oo->——-—- D0 not butler

Another day with itching. Bleeding or yrotrudlng Piles. No surgical operation requir-

t onto Sample box tree t! you en tlon thlr nun-tr no olclole n sump ic-r postage, i

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Sloclt Quotations

ll.\l.ll‘.‘..\'. Jan. I§.—'(QtlOZ£lli0il$ i lturnslied by Johnzstone and Ward. P. the hlotitri-al Stock l-Ixclianue.)

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I’. ." g . Sill, ADVERTISER , ‘$31,, V . If. T. Any person adveitising in the xwy-ip... ma, ,,,.,_ _.,,,,_,. ,.,,.,,_

(‘harlottetoivn Guardian can have re- prints of their adds at very moderate rates. Any number of copies can be run oﬁ’. Providing the request for same is given at the time the add is sent in for publication. Any changes or alterations in set matter will be charged extra for at regular rates.

THE GUARDIAN CENTRAL JOB PRINTERY

176 Kent Street Charlottetown, P. E. I.

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iioiii illiiiviis

REVERE HOTEL 11.1,. Myers. New Perth: J. R. Brundnitc. Halifax; I7. S. dicLenn. North Wilislilre; l2. Raynor and

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loans too much bllc Mt‘ s In (h! N000 by I dong ‘j llnr. Dr. Cline’: llldnc ill/er Pills sot the liver rl t 0nd blllousnoss and liutlsohu Ill- lppur. Ono pill s do",

25c. a box, all ilulcn.

5 i-islei‘. Enmorc;

W. Anderson, Alon-ll; Jas. Atkins. Mt. $tewurt; .\lr. and Ali-s. Kennedy and draught» "l", lttrglna: {'7 Fl Harrington, Si. John

VICTORIA-HOTEL

Alisi; Jlyrtle Pratt, Si. Pete-ta; 1i. Wllmot Young, hlttrgie Atlams- Yoitng, Marguerite Young, WVm. Bulchelor, Toronto; l‘ E‘ P" y”. Sumniersitle: (‘lydo l7. Cole, Glen Falls. .\'. Y: Geo. Corritli. Ft-nirmv. Ont; J. l~‘. \Vhllt','1\,lb0l111; L. It. ‘D. Jlclieod. Albany; H3. Pridhmu. Aibcrtoii; .\. Saunders. ’l‘oron- to; Wni. Pearce Jr. Halifax. P‘. M. Heading. St. John; C‘. T. Wal- lace, Toronto; E‘. W. l-‘eathorson; A. L. liicPliorsou and wile. Borden.

W. t1. Spencer. ‘Montreal; Capt.

ll. M. ‘Dolls. Wallace; F. B. llnkm". Puzwtuh; G. R. Pﬂilnn, lIa-llinx. ‘

Corn, May 7071i. July 72. Oats May i614}. Jun. Pork 2420.

Hr/l/klliit r/zzé/y II IE Bﬁlwﬁlllilﬂ ‘Pills ' GET A’ lot‘ Liver Ills.’ ﬁll)! E. A. Foster’ Central Drugglct

All Toilet Requisities

-iCl€*3TﬂIl(‘(: bt-'t\\i»'ll mat-tron:

‘on the inlet side oi‘ the two utealt

ish you information upon the sub -

—WEATHER CONDITIONS. - The recent changes '_n weather conditions have been anything but pleasing, Thursday morning being the coldest o! the season when the Mercury stood at 4 below zero at 7 a. m. On Friday morning at ‘i’ it was S above, while at 8 p. in. ithntl climbed to ftllgxbove. with rain and an easterly wind. H.

—THE UNITED FARMERS of

P. E. Island will hold their an- nual convention n: Fharlottetown in the Lyceum Theatre 0n Janu- ury 23th at 7.30 p. m. Some o! the ousmniliu nwn oi the I1. It‘. Movement in Canada will be pre- =en.; and will address the meet- ing. All interested are invlted- to attend. Preston Secretary.

-TELEPHONE RATES. -—At a meetlni: oi the Stimmerside Board oi Trade Committee having under

day evening. it was decided to again recommend to the Board the acceptance oi the iirst proposal made last yr-ar by the Company. The (‘omp.'tn_v's proposal made in November wa: no: considered.

>‘44-OO-&O

llints for the Motorist

IY ALIIRT L. OLOUIH

DRY CELLS PROVE UNSATIS - FACTORY.

C. F. S. writes: The mnizneto oi my Ford so poor that l have w use dry relLs for its ignition and, as I use them on my stationary r-n~ glue at". ivrll. it takes :1 {treat many of them and they do not last long. (‘on l use any oi‘ the material oi old cells to make new ones? Do d. cells have to be‘ charred by a dyn- time?

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Answer: When n dry cell is ex» haunted, there is nothing left that can be utilized to make new ones with. It would not pay you to try lo make cells. Dry cells do not YIIVG to be charged by a dynamo, as the zinc. carbon and chemicals used in them furnish th i current. You bet- ter have your Ford magneto repair ed by izzrrinz the mutrnt-wi recharrrr i lor replaced. the ciils lnsyw ‘

,. and coils checked up and the culllitt" sprint ClURilv-til. lt would rilsi pay iyoti in the vhll to set n mngnW-‘i or I1 rr-n-trrtrri: 1dr your stationary an- | itlur.

lrwo CYLINDERS strata WHEN | IOLINL. . i

E. A. J. writes: When I idle my engine and cut out the ignition oi the cylinders with a screw driver, .1: makes nu difference in the speed when the plugs in Nos. 2 and 3 are sharpen-culled. When the {rel-cocks are open, these two cylinders do not iire as strongly as the other two. Do you iliink that this weak ~ nt-ss is catisetl by leakttue past the rlnizs, which l had changed some time since? The compression in all cylinders, is practically the same, when tested by the hand crank.

, Answer: It‘ two oi the cylinders acted weak when the em" was on - road, eauslutt lYfPQlllﬂI‘ action, "hould suspect iuulty ring no -

Mon. but you tin not mention this.‘

H0 itir as lri-iigulai-itv in action

. . .1 ivhen idlinz lri concerned. this is

‘more lkely due. to the iart that all cylinders do not receive equally

slroni: elizirues, r-ltlier on tiecounilwcoun,

of faulty distribution by the maril - ioltl or because there tire air leaks

cylinders. ll‘ you wish to lr-st alto effectiveness oi the rinus in tuiin -, tainlnz ctimlirt-sslon- _vot_i can do so! by uslni: -.i compression notice. This should be bonnet-ted into the spark plui: liolr- oi :1 cylinder and the en-i pine run on one cylinder. After tending the pressure. the KGXIEP can be moved to the other cylinders-i successively and their readings ink en. DISTRIBUTOR IGNITION FOR FORDS. . . i J. M. asks:....ls there any ixznit - ion outfit on tlio marl-let suitable for a Ford JTIIIOI! does away with the timer and vltrratom and hns tt distributor such us used on hi2 cars? is it possible to get an outﬁt. like this that will run irotn thel Ford magneto? l AnswerrmA number of the malt - ﬁrs" oi single vol! distributor battery lirnition systems rnnke szperinl ad - options that can be rm ' install- ml upon the Ford czir. ln gent-rah; these ttro lnlt-ntletl to rim on stor are battery citrretit, but one outﬁt, ri-trcntly bronchi out, is claimed to operate on the Ford tunizneto cur - rent. Your rlllftpl)’ lllfillPf can turn-

ject. Questions oi general interest to‘

l: ft‘

utmwesit it-ei curried by us in tho iiei.tt-i~ grades. “'0 have d. [uill line 0T .i)“l'("-‘m"5-

tmd bti t lr-Rooiii

the motorist will be answered in this column, space permitting. ll an immediate answer is desired, en . clocc scV-addrcswd. stamped envei. ope. Address Albert L. Clough, cars of our olllcc.

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sachets. fancy soaps, talcums, mo. and every article required ior tho‘

tire-resin: tzible. These in addition to standard. tlruss and medicines ‘o! all kinda-l. iﬁeecripllons P191110!‘ ly and awurately tilled. We respectively retiiit-sl n measure. n: your custom.

. ll J. BABDN

Optometrist & Prescription Drug- gist"

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-nbo\t' 3.000 persons.

- Greenfield School

-MAlD WANTED at once. Queen Hotel, Summerside. 8i.

-\°¢UBSCRIPTIONS wui ‘be out- en at Bumfs Cain, Stmimerside for the ouaraiim.

—AUCT|ON WELL ATTEND- ED¢-—T|\G Auction Sale o! Mr. Thomas Campbell. Clnretnont, on Wednesday, was attended by a large crowd 0i people. Horses, cat- tle. bay and other products. brought n (sirly good price. us also did farm implements and household furniture. It is Mr. Campbell's in- tention to leave the proviuce.—-ll

—CONSIDERING FOX TAX-A meeting oi’ the Summer-side (ox men was held on Monday evening.

lug the fox lndiutry, were discuss- ed. lt is r-npmted ti representative oi the Iulnml Revenue Dentlrlmﬂlll will be in Sumrncrside on Thurs

consideration the request oi the» _ . Telephone Co. iot- incrcnses in “erfffllll? “Km”? r2‘? ‘gemgg: Summerside rates, held on Mon- parmum“ as hm’ "l business.

EASTERN GUARDIAN

._°IT PAY! to bu! in this prov- lnco.

..'GENUINE TANLAC ii ion

the agent tor .\ion‘.:iguc. Beware 0f ‘ substitutes.

i . "METHODIST CHURCH. - Tliere will be public svorshlp Stin- day r-venlni: in Bridgetown Church Soot: service begins at 7 o'clock. Also in Sourls at ll fl. m. Cordial linviititlon to all.

Ottawa Scored Third Victory Over St. Patrick's

TORONTO, Jan. 17.-- Ottawa {Senators scored their‘ third istrsigbt victory over St. Patricks : hem Saturday night == o $——2 score and incidentally secured a. strunrle bold on the championship tor the f.l‘~i' half 0t the series. Ottawaa l-wr- hi: far the superior team and ‘n is only to be wondered at. that I th< y did not win by a larger mm"- gin. Hm 5t. Patrick's oulii‘ up peat-t! to best. advruw» - .II the '7" pet-ital. when they restricted g Ottawa w two tallies while manag- ing to score v1.26 lhemew“ s. l. ;l.be second and third l-QIZOKlrS Ot- itntvaa were the best and it is a sale ‘ bet that ii they r rain the same future games

excellent form

i they will l

in easily maintain their ipreseyit status of champions o! the v

| world.

in the first period the Ottawa: adopted the iivemen system and continued it throughout. it was ‘thought that the acquisition o! |Stewsrt, the Amherst. N. S. player ivnuld bolster up tho weak spots in the St. Patrick's ddefence system -but it. was not noticeable in the

Stewart is a bu‘. hardly Ispcody- etttiugh lo.- the DPOIOSEEIOI‘: al game. llo-nicvrrf this may be ed for by reason of his lack of practice to date. In the second period iltewiirt was relieved on the defence by Noble.

igame with Ottawa. ,i‘slr stlvkhandlcr.

is

Canadians, 6; Hamilton Tigers, 4.

AXOXTRJIAL. Jan. lie-Register- ing their second victory oi the sea- son. (‘tinadiens on Stvturduy night gave further evidences oi n return to their best form by doieating Hamilton Tigers 6 to 4 at ilount Royal Arena before n. »crowd 0i.

Cunndions iitiislied in Wirlwind style outlasting the visitor-ii in ll sparking third period. The match set a. record for clean play there being only one penalty -i1n- posed when in the inst moments of the gumo Harry ilurnmory, oi Can- adians, was given a tlireo minutes penalty for tﬂppllll! Carey.

GREENFIELD SCHOOL EXAMINATION ._,-_. Tho semi-annual examination oi was held on Thursday, Dec. 33rd, seven o'clock p. m. Tho school room trim beautirub ly and onistlcaily decorated for the occasion with brightly colored draperies caught up gracefully with Xmas bells. The Xmas troe extended from the floor to the ceiling and was laden with present-s for pupils and teacher. About thirty pupils vrc-re present

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and were ranged on one side mid

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“m” GQABDJAN i

I Sumiiiliiiiilii y”, and Waslaiiiilliiartliiii it

when the tederal taxes. as respcct- i

by the Tanlsc agents, H. Mabon is '

‘glories Cit-go's" f "

18$” lzqrkqfe rm x» J5”

and in ﬁns

“ﬁction; batty

end of the school. whilst the rd mainder oi the building was crowd- ed with visitors and D0110!!! oi’ the district. ‘Among those present Wire. Miss Mlrion Ennis

Note Dome Academy. Loo 0% lotion from 8t. Dunstan‘: Univ!» lty and John Ennis tom P. W. 903989- "Those mentioned us oil oi the District ma In 1mm tw-

ths holidays. Th» owns o! u» sdn-ticcd

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mule»; were tixamlnetl in reading, int-d by the teiit-uezzml

iil- tree was; Ill up. 1i. presented 1| [pelﬂngl 33331;.“ m“; arithmetic ll‘v'Bl1,0flll(~. lllililitl and aoqiiiiitid bt-ziutlrul zippcarance vrlth its by My, _ m, gum teacher o; themselves in t. Xllilllllld‘ pleasing to bright txilors, ntmiemus candles Elliotvale School, and the quick Wren"; 11ml H‘ " “m! when 11w lwnarkvrs" were

J Kilt-art's second “here he has

and correct answers they gave T711“ l5 showed plainly they thoroughly VYORI‘ in Plea‘- nndarstood their work. The prob- 1;“ lems in arithmetic although diifi- évhnél p; cult were accurately workt-

ltintlled shouts o! delight. were heard from the pupils. Just then

Jillil arrived clad in furs and wear» ing his funny little cap. He shook hands with tlie children and then presented pupils and teacher with their rarest-tits, no one being ior- gotten. Aitcr oxpressint; his llt‘-_ light iu kiving presents to good burs and girls, he gave rt Very live- l_\' demonstration in the form oi‘ step dancing ti- the music oi‘ ti» violin.

Air. §illlll\'1ll"l is to be highly c-iti: p! llﬁlllrtl- for his sticcces in thy ‘trtltrlliltg profession and the beau- tiful tnnnner in which ho carried out liis examinations.

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in ex d out (tflltlllllltlll tor entrant-o 1o l". W Col and not only were align-org Quffepl ltsro with niurlts :tbout tlit: highest

but the work was carefully ox- lllildf’ by any pupil from w country plained to the satisfaction oi Mr. “"1100?

Dunn. Mr. Frank McMillan, temp. Although iu his mvn District he e;- o! Summervjﬂg examined 15,3 (‘Oilllllillillﬁ the obedience and at» intemredialo gmdes. Hero too were leution oi‘ the pupils and the ra- shovvn evidences oi careful lench- rlpcct oi llli‘ l‘tll(‘.'pl\_\‘f'l‘~‘..

lug and keep competition among Aiier the t".\‘illllllllllltlll u prﬂgrtim "19 PllPilﬂ. 111% arithmetic problems nus carried tits! by lllv pupils tinder ivero lust at; well explained by tho the direction m‘ (lit: teacher and pupils oi these classes ilS by those was etijoyed liy zlll proton; Tim in the INITLIDCLVI lmiilcs. pupils were than marched to one The PFUHHY)’ 618$ end oi‘ the school and the Xtmts

ivero extru-

p y some cannot; drink coffee without harm

But everybody can drink

Insmrr Posru

with benefit

Both coffee and tea contain cer- tain elements that often do not agree with nerves and digestion

But Instant Postum is a. health- Ful cereal drink which can do harm to even a delicate child.

It has a rich, coffee-like ﬂa- vor, costs less than coffeeand , 1s made zhstantly in the cup

"There-k a Reason" for Postum A "SOLD BYQROCERS -

Canadian Postum Cereal Co.,Lt_d. Vi/indsor, Ontario.

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