PRINCE EDWARD

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‘ D e t e c t l v e s, the underworld. thrills — and a glorious rom- ance. ‘ You've seen Chaney as a crook. N_ow you sec him as

_~ crooks , in one o‘: his most ex- citing perform- ances.

TODAY a USTTLT

an arch-foe of ‘

QAPITOL TO-I) Actioli- {shrub n; j I ‘ ’ ‘ ‘ R o m a n c e tries

riding-haia-raifihﬁ‘ ' tides an}! _ escapes—th'¢}’ Y‘? 1" m“ ~

mile-a-minute film bof -the_ Australian bush countgl-‘Y-J

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names do not appear in today's list _ ‘W14 w their wsni-s-

1 boots, _ fit-Mmmt. 14. underwear and

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ollswinsﬂ $1 ‘I- woiiléixliiiossviviilﬂogs

have 10ml aunts-Bah who will st-

till-Marjorie, '1... as... ._ le-Edward. 40.». _ tespnd boots. all-Bertie. l3, guitars and rubbers. M-lohn, 10, over-shoes. RT-J-ewwhce. 3.‘ stockings and

39-40mm 11,-mm sise 4.

rubbers‘ sigg 1.1-3, . . 30-Olara, 10, underwear and rub- bers, size 11 1-2. ' _ 31-rrank. ll. underwear and rub- bers, sine 111-2. SZ-Vincent, 15, underwear and ' 5.

rubbers, s 35-~M-i1"01.. 9. skates and boots, siu 3

35457111113166. l. teddy-bear suit.

39-46mm 12, shoes or slippers.

‘ii-Charles. 11, lumbermexrs rub- bers, size 8. -

ii-Earl, '19. underwear shoes.

io-Jackie, 6, boots and stockings.

iii-gendeil, 6. boots and stock-

gs. 49—Dan. 3, teddy-bear suit. bo-Allnauii, boots and rubbers. 53-Edith, 8. sweater.

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PRINCE - EDWARD =,,"==,,,,-;g, one. 24o. s surnnloa lmousnnrrsnrbran comm wnlcn onpr- uncanny conctupsn A MOST BUCCESSFULJ‘! wnnx nnaaoamnwr m munx

The “ MONCTON ” Winter Outdoor Boot

‘The cold-proof Bcot for all outdoor work or sport ~~— heavy felt top

with rubber sole and heel. ‘

XVindB-inQ and 7 inrh heights (u: men and WOlTlUll. and 6 and 5 inch heights (or boys.

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DISTRIBUTORS FOR. PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND

BRADY FOOTWEAR COMPANY

CIIARLOTTETOIVN

Every year, for 64 years, more and more people ‘ have been won over to Starr skates. ‘Io-day than are mara Ito's-Ba aoll In Canada than all other lnalloa H . Expert hockey gym-g, gpeed andjﬂﬁfd skaters, Ind the

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0| great majority of pleasure ‘skaters, choose ~ 3 ~- i- m'-~=.e".-.~.zrs-*~.....e-erzss 11¢ from 2.51,. 3312.“. Til-v hm everythihl my 813m 815 -.__'goen tomakoagraa: skater, _ i On sale o! dil good Sporting Goods " ‘ and ﬁnrczlwara Stores ‘

s-rapn‘ nun ma co.'-|.|ul1'n- ’ i oaniﬁvrrunma.

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“A Rubber for Every Purpose” .

“Noriherrf” Boots and Rubbers are sold by Roll able Dealers everywhere

“s, ‘ht-World's messiah,” .

(steam-airshow co uunan. nrsrlrloulsnnn "pig-sounds or

rlonon- LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR nnsnr

SEASONS OUTSTANDINGATTRACTION POPULAR PRICES-Soc, 15¢, $1.00

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McCoy Plays =3$‘.’°?3&Jf"1§§l3.5§"”.€.w tax

Robin Hood m" ‘" m” ‘"“"""’ r . v ,

In New Fzlm

plenty; / sensational

Wssrsnn STAR movers rm .ron sswmo or. UNUQUAL THRILLS m “THE misn- muvcnil." NOW up cursor.

uses ma weapon to replace the lariat of the American cowboy. with the boomerang he eilects a.

into a light when pursued by troop- , 9T8. » . '- Thrills ofa new brand, with the Des its ‘its thrills, the story has Australian "boomers-us and stock-w. deligate rolnande running ulrougn whip as weapons (or the heroin a it, Wm, ~pfgﬂy "Maﬁa, Dumas, set of adventures as s as who. by the way, is. p, native Aug: they ere whehvhﬂl. are beins slv- traiian, as heroine. ' - ~ v .. eh eﬂdiehves at the Capitol The- McCoy plays the bushrangeruwlth atl-e in Tim McCoys new vehicle, hi; usual dgshlng gang-eﬂﬂﬂd. and The BE-‘mlnlvr- lvlissbouglas, who ‘y

The mm?“ Western star has ed B8 heroine d: "Shepherd/def the left the _Amerlcan plains to stage H1113," isgdgughq; w m, em m“. mvmmm’ "5"" l" "W new P181‘. sell Simpson-plays a splendid char- ‘md ‘m5 h" ¢"°1Y°d 5011161311118 1017074010 as the crinle commission entirely new in the thrill line. "in er. while Arthur 1.1mm,» the evil

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highest market prices,

the ﬁrst ell-Australian production brother. has a role that he handles

with rare skill. Edwin A. Brady is _ the bandit chief. Among interest- - . e ~n j

- ‘ of the case are Dale

Aimten (“Miss Newzealand”) and

Prank Baker, a- brother of the fa- We are taking live h0g8 daily, excepting Saturday, p a y i n g

news "Pnowv" Baker. Australian sportsman. A not zmimpomnt mam bvr m Lin: cast, W0, 1B "Wallaby," the .

r Card of Thanks

Earl Kelly of Stanchel. I wish to thank my ‘kind friends of Summer- side and also the Doctors and

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a the two months I was with them.

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. N0 MORE raotrsma GETTING A srANll BUILT_ To. HOLD THE ‘CHRISTMAS TREE‘ ’

We have_ a limited number s: stailds in stock; Just villi and tllhima few bolts. They al-e ‘very , ornamental ~ ‘ _ ' ' ' mics so ceurs. , » _ 7 Hardware Ltd ' i h» "avian emana- ~

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Bethune moss‘ n1. "1112 IIPIJDLY”

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English of- . . . , a

nbushs. or wilderness. to become a sort of latter-day Robin Hood. ‘lllrllis’ are horsernanship and astounding tricks with‘ the ﬂy- ing lash of his great whip; he dis- arms an enemy, binds another hand and foot with it, and generally demonstrates how the Australian ’

surprising escape by throwing it

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Nurses of Prince County Hospital 13

s-i-Ieny. 1o, skates and boots. ss-aum. 11, underwear and stock-

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sc-marl, l3. gloves and scarf. Ell-Janie. 13, over-shoes. . 58—A.lice. 13, hat and scart. 59-15118. 14. shoes and stockings. Bil-Sadie, 16. boots and skates.

B, boots, size 4. Gil-Dawson, '1, overshoes, size 11. 65-8tirling. (baby), clothes. tit-Gordon, 2, "teddy-bear suit. Bil-Dorothy, 6. boots and rubbers. Bil-Beatrice, 10, over-shoes; ‘lo-Oliver, 14, lulnberlnerfs rub- - bets, x1203.

‘ll-Wilfred, B, lunlberments rub- bers, size 1. - "" 12-Horry, 31-2.» teddy-bear suit. 73-11mm, 2, dress. _ ‘ '1 k, 4. boots and rubbers. ‘It-Doris, 8, overshoes and stock-

11188. 76-Arthur, 16, boots and rubbers. ‘ll-Kathleen. 3. teddy-bear suit. . ‘ls-Eileen, 2. dresses. . ‘ls-Alfred, l4, boots. size 5. 80-14mm, 13, stockings. and hoc- key boots

will berths at the chum-u, B! Jcybells ringin Heav- 1

now before it is 1

IM-Blanche. i, swetater. i§s_ 169-Caml1ne, , . ‘ . 1 lab 2.1m; and rubbers. I. JUST RECEIVED , , rs. _ ‘ . ,1- . ‘“ AN p, E i...» I.- i 1 . HUNEER, ' mas-once. 5. boots. size 1o. CHOCOLATES,» Ila-Elite‘, 6 months, clothes. " m? I | lai-John, 6, sweater. Fmqcy . ' lBii-Wilmot, 9, overshoes, socks. x353 l nil-Mary Jane, ‘I, over-shoes, stock- yAcxAdul." lBS-m 1a overshoes size 4 1"'3"'"°'°"' ISO-John: n1 windbreaicer, sise32. . Dana“ "my 13532;». iiﬁwvugga-ke-ée-lgg h J. Ernest H.. Worth ur, , sw r. s_ _ . l»; _ 1»_;' lbs-Abraham, 1. coat. and calﬂ- Pamela an!” ' 194-Elimbeth, a, shoes and stock- _.____.._____.__._..-.....

lsb-Peter, 13, sweater and mittens. lilo-There. '1. boots and rubbers.

size l. 197-Gilbert. 3, sweater and boots, size 5

IDS-Stanley. 14, pants, size 32. 201-1201212, l2, sweater. 202-Marion. 12, sweater. 205-Alfred. 14. shirt.

Zoo-Marion, ‘l, boots and rubbers. 207-gsnald, 6, lumbermews rub-

208—Cec1l, 3. sweater and stockings. 209-Hope. 5. sweater and rubbers. 210-Frances. 12, dress and over- shoes, size 1. Zll-Walter, i0, overcoat and over- shoes.

Zia-Aline. 8. coat.

Zia-Winnifred, 13, overshoes. 2li-Donothy. 8, coat.

lilo-David, 8, suit and boots. Mil-Loretta, 3, dress and shoes.

size 6,. '

217-Doreen, 14. overshoes. Mil-Marjorie, 11, sweater. 2l9-Joan, 9, underwear. 220-Elsie. 4. dress.

221-Archibs1d, 6. boots. ZZZ-Baby, 1%. teddy-bear suit. 223-Wil1iam. 6, overcoat. 224-James, 3, teddy-bear suit 225-Baby, 3 months, clothing. mic-William. 11, overcoat. 22'l—Edward, 8, boots.

228-Frank, 6, lunibermens rub-

bers

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‘sao-Jdlm,

bers. 231-G1rsoe, 10, overshoes. 232-Abigail. 6. dress. Ins-Hugh, 2, teddy-bear suit. zai-l-Iarold. 2%, sweater. 235-Wiiliam, 6, shoes and stock- inss. . . 236-1ames, 5, overcoat. 237-G1win, 2%, teddy-bear suit. 238-Gavin, 10, lumbermens hers. 239-Jalnes, 4, overshoes.

229-Tholnas, 2%, sweateﬂ l2, lumbermews rub-

Jl-Vlneent, 12, b01713, sine 2. B2-IFl-ank, 11. underwear. ill-Blanche, l2, overshoes. lib-Robert, 8, overshoes and sweat-

er. Bil-Herold, 3.‘ over-shoes, size 8. W-Gussie, i3 months, lumber men's rubbers, sine 3. DS-Margaret, 2, boots, size 4. . 95-lhtller, ‘l, coat and boots, size

8.

ill-Hilda. 3. boots. size 6. lie-Kathleen, 2, eves-shoes, size 1. loo-May, 5, dress and sweater.

101 , ‘l, overcoat. 102-Irene. 7 nlonths, teddy-bear

» suit. . OB-Athol, 12. boots and rubbers. Oi-Tishie, 11, sweater. l05-Hilds, 8. overcoat. 106-Bemice, B, overcoat. 2.

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low-richer. stockings and " m. lloa-snlrley, a months, boots and

stockings.

lot-Victor, 12, underwear and swea‘ . " ' nil-Arthur, 12, clothing. ill-Alice, 8, sweater.

lit-Lottie, 13, clothing and boots. lls-wllllsm, 12, clothing. 116-Ronald, 9, boots and clothing. 1i7-Eric. 3, overcoat and boots. lib-Thomas. 6, boots,‘ rubbers and

stockings. . l20-IFiorence, ll,» boots. l21-Katie, 14, rubbers. nil-Bruise. l2, sweater. i23-Wiiiie, 15, sweater. IM-Pmda, 8, boots. i25-Oharies, ll,

v sweater. _

127—Petdr, 14, pants. 138-—An'gus,'11. pants. MiG-Louis, B, pants. mil-Eleanor. 4, sweater. ‘ 2-Loretta; 6. drone w 133-111», 4, teddy-bear suit. lilo-Cliﬂord, 3, teddy-bear suit. lilo-Gouge. i8. pants and sweater. l26—Allan, _9. pants-and sweater. i31-Margaret, 10. coat.

overcoat and

ﬁlm-Malfgitrcpif, dress. ,241-_-He1en.3. Jeddy-bear suit. ,242-1'~‘lederick, 7. overcoat. pill-Edward, 6, sweater.

244-May, 5, ovelslioes.

‘MS-Baby, 2, shoes and stockings. Jill-Margaret, 12. overcoat. 247-;lcsephizle, 10, boots and stock-

ngs.

24B-Norah, 5. sweater!

Zia-James, 6, shoes and stockings. 250-A1fred. 4, sweater. 251—William, 2%, teddy-bear suit. lira-Marty. (10, dress, shoes. 253—Wi1iam, '5, teddy-bear suit. 254-gBahy. sweater. ~ 255-Shc1omah, 14, overdoat. ZSB-llllizsbeth, 9. dress. 257-llauisli. 18, overshoes._ ﬁll-Margaret, 11, ,dless. 259-Nora, 6. boots and stockings. 260—Eileen, 5, sweater. ilol-Alice, 4. ipys. 262-James, 12, lumber-men's rub-

‘ i rs. 263-Ira. 11, sweater. ‘ﬂail-Robert, 9. overcoat.

ZGG-Lizzie, B, overshoes. 267-Balby, 4, teddy-bear suit. mil-Andrew, 3, sweater and shoes. Mil-Baby, 1. clothing. _ 270-Keith, ll, toys.

271-Brian, l0, toys.

272-Vernon, 4. toys.

Mil-Henry, 1i, sweater. 274--James, 13, lumbermenls rub-

bars.

ﬁlo-Terrie, 9, boots.

276-Btewart, 6, overcoat. 277-Waldie, 4. teddy-bear suit.

ings. ..

279-Baby, 1, clothing and toys. Nil-Mary, ‘I, overshoes. zal-Tholnas. 5, overcoat. zllz-David. 4. shoes and stockings. ‘mil-Kathleen. 2's. teddy-bear suit and toys.

JOIN THE SANIA-PAL CLUB

Mrs. ‘Henry, Altken, Alley 8s 00.. Mrs. W. Chester S. McLul-e, Mrs. H. L. Wit-Hell, M188 Virginia I'll-l’-

ilolbropk, Masters Bobbie and Gor- donDeBlols. Miss Helen Demon Mrs. Col. D. A. MacKlnnon, Miss Corinne Walker. Miss Constance Hvndmsp; ms. mu Warren, ms. De Mrs. Ewen Cameron, Mil Mabel Keefe, Miss Halo] Bai- linmsll, Mile Mary Mcliachern, Mt. Stewart: Miss Lorne Yeo. Tyne Valley: Master George Blmlett, Mrs. Isaac Carter. Miss Catherine Jean Show. Miss E. Burnett. Mrs. H- L. Hardy. Militias Donald and Frederick Bowman. Mrs. J. R. Bur- nstt, Mrs. a. o. c. Campbell, Miss Margaret Mellett, Union Road; Miss Bertha. Carin‘. Miss Helen McMil-

lan. Miss Dorothy ‘You. Tyne Val-

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265-Andrew. 5, boots and stockings:

MB-Nancy, 21.1., shoes and swck-Ygmy

_ ering illness. .

the ‘family is all the greater fro

DECEMBER» 14.1w -,

ley; Mrs. B. R. Meek,‘ Hench River; Miss Lucy McLure, ‘f, North Rustloo; Mrs. N. B. Prowse, \ Mas- ters Dewar and Rowland Jones. Southport; Junior Catholic W0- men‘s league. Mr. A. ﬂevibuly. "Friend? Msste Herbert L. Mur- ray, Master Durell Murray, Mr. W. A. ’Weeks, Miss Doris Howatt, Mrs. Colin Murray, Cornwall: Mrs. M- t W. Wood. Highland Farm; Mrs. Ernest Champion. D. ,K. Currie.

Bradford C. McLure, Mrs. Hewitt. Cardigan; ‘Miss J. Fuller- ton, Miss Audrey Birch, Mr. Percy Pope. Mrs. (Dr) ‘ Horne, Miss Rena Cameron. MYS- (Dla) Yeo, Mrs. (Dr.) McIntosh, Miss Mary Katherine Wright, Mas- ter George E. Brown; Mrs. J, YM- McFadyen, Mrs. John Andi-ow. "True Blue” Womelfs Inﬁll-W. Hunter River; Mrs. H.. B. Couison. R. R. '1, Royalty. '

Stock Quotations

HALIFAX. Dec. la-Quotatlmls lurnlslled by u-“Ollswn and ward Members Montreal Stock llbmhe-IIBQ-

NEW YORK EXCANGE At ‘mp8: SantaFeRy H.194} American Can Co . . . . .. .. Am Locomotive Co —xd 82-97 - Am Smelt s» Re Co .. "my. AmBoschMagCo... . .. An COD Muung Co ..1oa=/. N Y Cen a» l-lud Rv R. R. ...i8l%

Con Gas Coi-N Y) “10694 Hud MotorCar Co ‘... . 81% Inter Petroleum . 47% Standard OlloflNJ ... 52st Reading Co JWE: Southern Railway ...l25

Union Pacific Ry . . . . . . . . ..206

USlnAlcolloi Co... ...12'i%

United States S MONTREAL 5T0 Abitibi . . . . .. Miss Kan 6: Texas Ry - Montreal Power National Breweries ‘Winnipeg Electric .. Brazilian 'I‘ra.cti0n - - - - ~ nilbitibi Bhawinigan eDdmimon Bridge -- Asbestos Canadian Brewery .- Building Products Fraser and Co Power Corporation Inter Utilities-B - ‘British America Oil .

Imperial Oil . . .. r BANK Bank Commerce . . . . . . .319 Bank Royal .. 3'78 Bank Montreal . . . . . . . .. .100 WHEAT 116 11%;‘. ' Ills May _ ..l21% .. 83V.- 3: .. am May . 591s Dec . .48',~'_- Mar . May '.. .. .4ii/s. WHEAT m‘ ... ~- - m .... -- m" 125%

In Memoriam-

MRS. JOHN MMLEOD

It is‘ with deep regret that The Guardian learns of the death of Mrs. John MscLeod. who passed away at 3.30 Wednesday morning at her home in this city. after a ling-

Mrs. .Ms.cl..eod. whose maiden name was Margaret Scott. was a lady of splendid qualities of mind and heart and‘ madrmshy warm friends.

There are left to mourn beside her husband, three daughters. Win- nifred and Claire ‘in Charlottetown. “lean, wife of William _Dalz‘iel~ ‘Fort Huron, Michlgsn-.;'-snd‘ ‘ ,sons. David, in Charlottetown," - ithur in Toronto. Kenneth in s» lton and Jack in Kinsley; Baal. _ Isons and two daughter served in {the Great War, a splendid record‘

Miss Margaret MacMillsn, Master ‘ Freeman

Beer, Miss Lena.‘

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ssinllrtion read whahrhis Burgesruscr siyn “ "m. my four-subsist I ve had (hm Burger-l Batteries in use for eleven rnomlu wlzll perfect satisfaction“ Today they can b: 1r:- ' '

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.or sutionl u'lrhln_ a radius of 100 {lea and clear results obzzinciﬁ‘, . laigzake. The two Burgeu “Super ",1" 1h‘. f! (No. ZHOQ and P105213“)? ‘ mlwl," -|v_1icli¢.liiy. all radio roq "y ' "ti. .- Lrwk i-v slug... black and whi striped uni-Isl. You'll 5c: longer and bensrvlcr- 'rl: in: )our money.

"mace" hxrrslw m.

Sales Olices: TorontoMonirenLSL-Iohn.

BURGESS DRY CELL! LIMITED, _ Winnipeg. Man. sales Oiflcoe: Calgary and Vuncouuw.

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. iv the fact that Mr. MacLcod-is at‘ present »a patient in the Prince Ed ward island Hospital. ‘

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of Canada, is concerned.

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