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Norman MacLeod. y and Rochford Streets, remodelling

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lighting syste be t v 11 ' i residence. , ,. _ I ~ . " imglht: Ive? puny}: M? Prospective wfidlllil" w Central Gllfllle- MW .9014 30: in tramps/Fir our 700mm}: Purity Flour Cook ‘Bank. ' . : ‘ . ; ‘est’. entuasnnocgr fig$°bejrggimlfl - _ - , » Neg, pans department‘ Centr-al Western Canada Floor Mills Co. Limited. Toronto. Montreal. Oiinvl. Blink’? k ,giytha:.fiidsoni Di ; c. . JD 304 feet. The work has been put ' A . Garage. remodelling. ~ i .. . l , . Reoitp-tlo ,1 Wood: Soigythrough with a maximum a ed _\ z > James Blake, new house. Mal- - . " . $31 Jlldflofl- i’ Moll-a ,. and efficiency and all nreoloofing ~ , peque Road. - W Tfl". 3°. I19, 911d. forward to a grand opening. ' ’Dr. Ira. J. Yeo. new oflioes and qmllm Mollillw l H?!“ W5"? . ‘l =_...._ . ' , remodelling residence. Prince Bt- Y glglq __i‘sagacl% agysccdoldf FIREaDALLS-The firemen an- < sovltcllingfon MacNelll, new house. “‘ MM- . a wins in ' - ' a . * Th‘? , - 55"“- = 6d from thé swgergdvtwoslgfllalalllifrlirliselbgntliucogf ‘ ' 0 gnvanfdersiine new sum- . l l: abgut ‘£31m! Tnxd flue s... -ooo on oayiisid Street ' OSRO < m... 1.9m, Inge,.,.,,._' at r3113 orusiiranzoauwiiiodilaf: e ear e - lite ~ ' _ eve npup l In ‘ . “ma. as we d mm" mdvggagxljilhfiflghgg Jiugde Park g _ ,onB. Pt-Pllbll. new residence. Bright t“ Prmflpuon dbpemmg‘ h." mad? ".19 teacher“ "n! Blffllll- vices of the en elrc n l l ' ' ' Illrs. Emma Cameron, new house am“ '1 nsuaululfi‘ - ' -— - _ _ ormuse egis re rug; s EIINTERIAQUMENT - lBREADAL- m?” $311K? ma’ ,,--NE AR ‘b its. gelgrplzghp. Stewart’ remodel years of experience do all dispensing. L v . _ no is to smndémd 160k at them" ; ‘ G‘ P. strong 8L Co, new omces, You can rely on our Prescription dis. l"" ' ‘ , Yesterday about .1039 they Wm‘ ’ - j Victoria Hotel. ' mmmg’ ' ‘llllllt. Dec. 19th. a whui; was regarded one 0! the called out for a. blaze u. 1 v0+o+>++o+¢oo+o+ou I l nae-o“ L. M‘. Atwell 8a Co new oflices TRY Us‘ um was present- finest literary treats you", was genes o.‘ M. Wm mmfgl 33$ Ksjlioei-i-i-ii g ' 9...... 5mm 5...... " ’ ' J E t H w th in School by the held in the Brootlol ' Orange ton Street. Here a davelnport w... . ' ‘ ' New entrance to Exhibition ' files ' or “ha” “l” Ami’ Htll- 13"”- 3°ll'-- “Me . bueiilo- found burning but was extinguish“ 1 POLICE couaT —At the police ‘THE FUNERAL of the Late syi- Grounds. . DBUGGISTS LIB entertainment es of the_Young Peop ‘Society of _ .___ x pourt yesterday morning. one vag- vesfer MacDonald was held yester- w, P. Mutch. remodelling. South- 142 Prince Street Phone a: Fill’! 8" _ W58 illlli 91MB» The Weill" ntertaln- OIIARLOTTETOWN BOY P53 ‘rant was awarded three months in day afternoon; the services at the port. A credit isd the meat took the form . we“... m. AwAy,_Mm_ “who.” m“ you, . . house were conducted by Rev. m. .1. s. MacDonald new 0mm, ‘WM “mud "ll-ll and‘ 35""- Tl"? H0 Y Presl- lane received the sad news by w-i . ---— - l Ramsay and Rev. H. Jonnsun. and Queen Street. ' l '

n Mrxormed the dml" Mr‘ Jam” '1' G ’ -- lllesld’ Yfiliefdfly that her y ungest son To TAKE UP NEW DUTIES '— at the grave by Rev. Dr. Ramsay. Senator B. C. Prowse i-emodel- I”””“”‘““”””” l‘ he‘ “w” “m” “d ""1 l" l‘ m" well‘ l1 096W Emle. aged 21 years had ‘paged V-~1’- Walsh ‘of ll"! Collltdffl Interment was in the People's Cein- ling. residence. ' WESTERN GUARDIAN +. DR J P [HILLAR ‘ ‘Wllill M“ LQYW" l"! Tl-‘mlllill- lllmldll“ e BPW-li- Milly at Jamaica. 9min, M”; any‘ til-ff. who left Yflfilfifdfi-Y flll-omwb etery. The pallbearers were Frank West Kent School. alterations “"- ' ‘ "plain. gggugou

I . the follow- erof the evening. Rev. .Geng'e. y. brief illness, =1“ m,“ * ' w“; for Palmer Road where he will take mum. E, Parkman p, Down F, c1855 rocms_ ' -CITIZENS MEETING in Ken- z tglven. the order Charlottetown. That goodly given. Before leaving. "or gigs"!!! his duties as Parish Priest. was Chandler. c. Gallant and m. ‘Mac- m. Waye Dental Parlors Rlch- Slllflw" Flldfl’ "lllm B °'"l°°l‘ l“ °°"'" Q"°"°' "l" m°'""°"‘ ‘perfect. Qhrlst- number present efijoye me m“ sums’ me dawned wmx" ploy-M the recipient of many useful giftsnougid, mung 5g.-eeg_ ' consider light contract. i077 Hanna“ m n m {was the opening the Doctor's able and e nt ad- with. the Marine Department in giusfm cutlery, linens, china and glass ___ mung Moms, remgdglljng from g u,

i lustlly owls by dress on. "The Quartet .Li.fe's city. He left here about twq yew-g ‘ware. etc. given him recently by thel FUNERAL Toivioimow - The of residence. Dorchestcr Street. -“’l" T“ “UM? l" EELS? t

l" °l ‘hi’ “°l'°.°l Ffltcefi". is looted 11"" hilldly ago, and since then was in the em-‘Mles °l the Porlah- lremains of the l late James ‘Pollard T. Eaton Co.. remodelling, Graf- N“ "my ‘lays ‘m- 8" Wellmgm" "wwwwwwwwoww 5 lblxlélllved 353.1 a lz-llil- W55 "lllced bY ll‘ l flt- ploy of the Boston and Maine l Vlckeitson arrived last night from ton Street “m” “mbarked °n ma“: S“???

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X‘ y rim en n gven in ro t his Railway, Ernie was a, imghgyumg HE FUNERAL of the Late Wm. New York and, were taken to the Guardian Pub. Co. new press to“? Selegtsmfibers of the Auden.

.he b. was‘ ‘a ‘vi-om his "loud

all, after which iy Wood. favour- Lwith q suitable

eloquent discourse by s n at. tentive audience. This a iatlon was made manifest as t eager concluded his closing rem when

Mr. Mackenzie _ lldatheso be-

omp pqgocssm; a gplendm arpenter was/held yesterday aft. w; gnd gunny- dummy , 1?“; .emoon from St. Paul's Church. Ben timely passing will be .. s. e .WithiVl00S at the church and grave were deep regret by his host of friends conducted by Rev. H. D. Raymond. in this city. To the bereaved DBr-[Iniierment was in the People's Cem-

MacLean Funeral Home. This mor- ning they will be taken to the resi- dence of hls- daughter, Mrs. John Jewell, North River, where the fun- eral will bo/held on Wednesday

foundations and alterations, Prince Street.

J. J. I-fornby, additions and altar- ations residence. Sydney Street. R. T. Holman, Ltd. changes and

and Honourable Clan of "Fishers of Eris." Promptly a ten P. M.. the heavy vehicle laden with spears,

darts, trawls and all other iiecess-é

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BOWLING ‘IO-NIGHT

dialogue "The halfof those nresentunov n .. . 1m... 4 yu etci-y. Th lib orv equipment. together Wlth buff}

15m" “llldlell- W "M" °1 than“ i091 ' This “glint-Inigo e312»? Bentley. rfl izergnnvlilimlll-‘gllclilocifindinstlexgincifnt ‘btgl-tnllwgii ‘Elem? altigggitdggswork mentioned the job- fl°l°“° “Mm” m’ ‘he "°'°°" '

112312010 by‘ Miss W85 sewndsd by the Pres Mr, syfimathl Theifemahm W111 arrive H, Winchester; .1, Piefcc and 11 A: “my ' ' . 5mg trade has been as heavy as departed for the fur-off fishing; Commercial League .; success. as .

Marshal Matheson. who o in i118

MacKinnon.

in the city Friday evening.

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grounds which were supposed to be

pm“ and we mp0“ a heavy trade’ located somewhere near Oyster Bed

7.00 to 8.30 “Fennell 8c Chandler"

, lOSlIOIM W001i. general terms the reflex _._..__ i FU-NERAL Toluonxnw __ Th, _

W“ older slrlo. tfltot and loath»: bottom w will ' or LA i u _- at u. st. wncu mom sanvicr: -n ‘ " ‘ l may .. . Elm"- mwse- ‘m °"l’°"°“°°“ ""- "P“'”“ “l” .

, iudaon. brought doubtless no derived from ad- soil}. AldayT (zommunicatiorf of the salvation Army Citadel us: lggvianmsagivlcliltle n c Lows "‘ m mveu... and, guide. who had "@- "3" 1° "m" ','.R°"‘"’* m"lw‘““' Jmd ml “fill m“ purl"? 9- 5M" ml ‘llflll Prince of Wales Lodge No. 18 A. F ‘night. Watch Night service was Hampstead N B. and were taken Tower on Faiconwood Hospital. "my “sued "lo “elghbom-lloodflvas v8‘ ‘Prowse grog‘ . A “l mum”. 791ml rm"- Jllnllll‘ GlYl-‘l “lldllc ' i Bl?! dz A. M" held in the Masonic Hall. held from ll p. m. until shortly of- to the MacLcan Funeral Home. This Large warehouse for Carter and Selected m ml‘ “s puot‘ no Sam this __.___..._._ ’ l‘ s“ W" "l?" °l‘ ll°m°".'""l° mdv- Hunter River. on December 2'1. i028. tor midnight. The character or thcmfte oon they will be taken to die 00.. size 7o feet by 12s feet. ‘We’ w” "m" “Mlivmmll”? f‘;- Pdellelveilmllch ‘A mllstllltemtlng team’ ‘he the. following omcers for the year devotions was in ‘eeplng with the residrgnce of his sister. Mrs. James Two stands at Trotting Park. e" but‘ m“ m“ .. cm“ ref‘ s ~ first stage ap- program was the sale of an ie- 1939 were duly installed into oflice BOlWlIL. "H 0i the P11851115 0f Livingston. Clyde River. where the (Eimlbiiiqn), _ called ltikatakaddy meaning eel “e M ilosiie "Painting ally modofhotosrolih Qvllt- ed by Bro. s. M. Daniel. P. lL-Wor- the old year and the‘ oil-iii of the funeral will be held on Wednesday, Repairs and alterations. Victoria “Wm”: "m" m“ “m” “mm” l mllclTlll-merll‘ by the “m” ‘l! ‘he Cllllrc B" shipful Master. Bro. George Green; new. A brief address was given by service starting at i2 noon. Hotel. ' quanlillhesét ‘gel: l; wgeiugysililego T iiamid Johnson competition was carried on he senior warden. Bro- Frank Bagnaii Adjutant Martin. 1r had been in- Remodelling a brick house at 23;“ Gawain? 53...“, andlfure...

OTTAWA. Dec. 31- (E885) —' ‘_ The continued mild weather is T still having an effect on egg and poultry markets and prices continue

ind." The drill. is well executed ‘e and skill on ‘armors and in-

President made his debut in w Jamm- wmqem B.“ J_ w_ patggr- role as auctioneer. The qull l. son; Treasure“ 3m J33 Mcmman; ll’ W“ awarded m ‘he llllhe Secretary, Bro. J. S. MacLeod; d" M": PM“ Mll-"Plle " ychaplaln. Bro. John L. Clark; Sen- siaunrh. consistent. friend. - _ lo;- Deacon. Bro. Howard Court; Cllllmll- . Junior Deacon. Bro. James E. Andi The Mal‘, sum- °l $50 w“ l‘ :_- rews; Senior Steward, Bro. Chester- l“ °°llll¢4~§ll°ll Wm‘ ll"? evlllll" H S. Bulman; Junior Steward, Bro. lenalnmem" - Granville Huutaln; Tyler. Bro. A. B. Gutiiffe. Triip _ elected for 1929. Bro. Murdo Cutliffe. After the {business of the evening was con- cluded." the mcfnbers with their wiv- ghond friendsigngnfsa’ very , enjoy.- labic evening at the home of Mi‘. and Mrs. A. BfCutllffe.

tended to hold watchnlght services CANADIAN LEGION DANCE.- at other places of worship, but. in The annual New Years eve ball. one case by reason of the illness of given last night by the Canadian the pastor. and in others because Legion was voted by the four hund- of the epidemic of influenza. the red people who attended it. one services were cancelled. the most enjoyable ever held in the _ city. The function took place und- THB INFLUENZA --The Pro- er the distinguished patronage of l/lnlllfll Heflllll Oflioor. Dr. Creelman His Honor the Lieutenant Gover- stafcd that so far he has received nor, The hall was very tastefully replies to aquestlonnaire concern- decorated in festoons ofcolored ing the incidence of influenza/in lights; the floor was in excellent this province from nine doctoriv-tcondition. and these. together with eight in this city and one in Siun- the rhythmical dance muggy play- merslde. These report 138 in Char-ed by Dixoifs Orch ro ensued a iottctown and 8 in Summerside. most delightful evening. The chap- .T___ which. together with four cases re- erones were: Mrs. W. S. Stewart. ' ported from other sources brings Mrs. Leo Bradley; Mrs. A. G. Peake ADDITION '10 HERD-Mr- 0- the total up to 15o. m. MacMllian. and Mrs. 1. E. Croken. 1' y Morris o! Granville, recently the city Health ooicur, states that

lsltcd his brother. Rev. George he has 2s cases of the disease un-

Brlghton for B. Roy Holman. City greenhouse. size 23 feet by '10 feet.

Remodelling house for Mr. Alfred Plckam on Railing Street.

the great waggon rode. post hlll and down dale. ‘i an easterly dir- ection. until the great hills of Run- ter River appeared in the distance. Here. however. the guides memo y seemed to fail him completely. The chauffeur left to his own resources for several hours clrcumnavlgated the greater part of Queens County’ but by making a sufficient number of mistakes he finally found himself at n very early hour in the morning, in the yard of a well known resi- dent of Oyster Bed Bridge. After considerable phi-icy, the party was finally admitted into the kltclieim where they hastily helped themseb‘ ves to Jthe store of provisions so generously provided. This done, the signal was given to proceed to the famous fishing grounds of "Kate-

. TORONTU-The local egg mar-

et is very unsettled and tendency is easier. Dealers are quoting coun- try shippers extras all-Soc; firsts 3840c; pullet extras 35-360 deliver- ed. cases returned. Prices of fresh eggs to retailers are lower at ex,- trus 55-56; firsts 45-48; pullet cx- tras 42-44.

MONTREAfr-Egg receipts here continue heavy and the market is working lower. B. C. eggs are sell- ing on spot at extras 52: llriits 4i; puilet extras 40; fresh egg prices to ‘. retailers have been reduced at ex- . .. l, tras 55-56; firsts 47-56; puilot ex- ' - tras 45-46; local dealers are quot-

E. ll. FOSTER

For six months of 1928

Germany is said to have p t ally no war veteran proble , two per cent ofthe employ

every-iridium.» t. be. p i 6-1;» ex-service men.

Repairs to Mr. George Wake- ford's residence. i luding a new roof covering of a phalt shingles. Repairs to Mr. W. J. Fitzger- ald's s ' house. including new roof covering of asphalt shingles. Alterations and repairs to Mrs. Lang's apartments. city.

Repairs to Miss 'MCQiil1l‘l'l€'S property. city.

Repairs to Mr. Russel Pickardfs

Efforts of residents to have ~ celled some of the licenses of 17 public houses in the town Di umahambo, IrishFree State. i only 300 population, resulted the closing of one place.

orris of De 6. Carleton County. der his charge There are about l5 residence city. km .. _ _. - ' ‘ '_ ' _ _ dy. Within the short space of _, (U, ,, w“, x, mrombk , _- 9W BTWl-‘lwlc ~ <01! lfelillrllllflg. l"? Physicians in {the city. and. assiim- PERSONALS Alterations and repairs to Mi. two hours‘ as some of me most Cre- "git Collllllz flllillhlh d-‘flllllil 0M3? 4 “d m“ m, a . ught with him three Lhorough- lng that each of them had charge H. J. Crosbys residence. Marsh- (“we clansmen av“ wheat!” Rm 4s. first. .1. liiillot. cxli as. ‘ Willa. < z d IéGlSl-elm WI! SWlSS ml- of 20 patients. this would bring the Mr. F. J. Nash has been confined field. er we “am the hfidge m oyster though thcszc [JHCCS are no paying

‘luml’ “Mo” shippers for uiigrodcd eggs deliv- Jmw cred. cases returned extras 40-42; firsts 38-40; soconds26-30. -' CALGARY-Receipts of local ; fresh eggs arc increasing rapidly and quotations to country shippers , V n ., are extras 38; firsts 350: pullet ex- t” lllévellfilghan sltlgdlllllojilxltllnrlxlgéui-us 30c; seconds 25c. B. C. eggs bgm we“ tgthe’ ‘wstkm f”. ac,__.continuc to arrive and are selling n g m m q h a) r e pumblhere at _f_i_r_sts 421-2; pullct extras l“? and 5 pp 5 we a 3 ‘l l4! 1-2. Turkeys are well cleaned up most of the farmers of‘ wliciitleyllgndtzugfileisfiport a shortage ,1 or c o y c. ' f-lv“ h“; ffimlféfiditllféfa} Maximilian. Dec. 3i-—A feature “m w“ m‘ e a ' }= tithe domestic grain trade here to- arranged with about a dozen 0.1 _ m m k d m m fish w day was the easier feeling that de em p“ m ~ ‘l’ p B” ‘veioped and spot prices were re-

New resldellw f“ M" Claud Mc‘ Bed was covered with a confused

wiggling layer of eels. Just at day- George break. "Joe Eli" had brought the lvery last eel in the river to the szur-

face. and the signal for the return {was sounded. In the hurry incident

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. . e. “Fritvsvbi F30 .~ Girl",Wl\5 bred total up to some 300 cases. which l0 his home for the past few days

Colds ore qumkly broken w; i Mr. Jolly of QuabecJ who has would seem to be somewhere near with a severe cold. lMillan, Mt. Edward Rd.

a M! _ u. Rub it on che out fifty of thlalbreed. Until re- the extent of the infection at pre- l New residence for Mr.

and "throat and also inhale. . tly she was owned by Dr- Grlf- sent. . ininns. city.

- v » . ", of Woodstock. Where She has l The above work amounts to ap- lproximately $l¢.500. I

-- . l; first prime iit the annual ex- ' ' _ v l . tlons, as well as at Houlton and **““‘"‘"“*“*°*“” With n. line of small jobs such l ‘ ' ~ ‘as new plumes. sun porches and

Buren and other places in . . interior work such as hardwood

e.‘ Her daughter, "Princess floors. etc., etc, amounting to ap- H ‘ I

n," the second m_“_ of‘ proximately $1,200 SPECIAL

dnsios r s: ‘if? ‘may. romv $4.50.

l Laughter film Introduces New i Fox Comedienne

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year old. As a sire for his . Mr. Morris Wirchaaed from clntyre of codabook "King d," asix iqonths old calf. rown Swiss is a dual purpose , ‘ considerably rheavler than

l rlo. is a very beautiful animal PATRICK MACMILLAN

Remodelling. lvirs. Harry Chand-

"TI-IE mama's DAUGHTER" ler- Boston 8t 1 VERY "N5 “U345 COMEDY mmlldelunlL R" 4' sllllletvs- the New York and Boston markets.

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as are some other breeds.

“on ~ . . . . _, ;, _ h b“ u, y "an." _ diiced one cent per bushel. carlots . x” ‘ 0 ' 1 fispp§a§°aflu§ce.?.°2e:iiln:gorl;- l ‘l MARJORIE “Bl-mm wgizldletllligg Judge Wnrburions The recent ill?“ u; ply-fies w}? .1,“ °£ Mlmlmb“ No‘ 5 "bu" “ld M‘ ‘ 7-‘ c108" ' ed Advflrtlsements. < ""11 5 °°l<l 5"‘? lll°llllll§m°ll§ ' ‘ ‘ Floodgates of laughter are wide l-oosworth Ave- “ l mffniifif"... m; .,§......°s.§.. $23.; i!“ all‘; hxlllengt?‘ 93° 11m‘! "'7'" u it i t m9? "e mil “mud by YE 0pm at the CBPllQl. tllfiflife. Where mPll-lrmg- “Mk Mmllsi Elisa)" crowded. and the roads were judged‘ he?“ ‘vgfllllc Gamma; wesfelgfil n25‘;