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F lay,

Sensational

Snaps trmon no SATURDAY

lldit-ZH-‘l-B-TF.

Harry Silliphant, 111218 entered the Prince Hospital for treatment.

Taffy, Peanut Brittle, Suckers, etc. luteiy pure. lors_

—WANTED. — Dnrssed hogs, every day, also, good Banner Oats

etc.

lot . . . . .

Spring Gosling ﬁlotlls Worth to $4.25‘ Clear Before Stoclttaking

l$l-°° per Yd.

Small lot Spring Coating Cloths, mostly plaids and stripes in light col- ors. Prices were—$2.25, $3.00, $3.25, $3.90 and $4.25. Clearing price for the . . . . . $1.00 per yard

Only small pieces of each, so if you want any of these come early.

Special Pre Stocktaltingl lliscounts

25”" off all silk dress materials.

25”‘ off all woolen dress materials. 33 1-3 off all coating cloths.

33 1-3 oﬁ trimmings, braids, laces,

suitable for seed for which special price will be paid up till March 1st. Potatoes taken on mild days. J. B- .\iillman, Kenslngton.

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--VlSlTlNG PRIEST. — Rev- Father i-‘rattk J. llac-Aulay who .was rtct-tttly ordained in 'l‘oro_ttto ~vy the Bishop .\ic.\'nlly was '". Summers d: yesterday visiting his

h. u-r S1. Angela of St. Mary's Aqadetny. Father .\lztcAttlay while on the Island visited his fztthtr .\i.‘. Angus .\iac.»\ttltt_v.

Tracatlie and aliso his sister Rev Sister St. Mary Anastasia oi None Dante Academy, Charlotte- town. lie leaves tthis morn ng for Winnipeg where he will be attach- .d to the diocese presided over by ills Grace Arcbblshp Sinnott. Fztiher .\lnc.-\ulay took hits colleg- iate cottrse at St. Duntstanls Uni-

|hnod n; the Grand Seminary. Que- ibe. fgittisltittg zit l _ _ l i _ ' _ ‘S“‘"i““ll"- Tommu- lthnt Pruitt-e has the right to evokelg; [Lsgtrllllﬁltuxlci ‘.2116 ‘rmfagtlal gmllm the memory of. her wounds in or“lh(xre ‘mum my: geennxifo H's Pvqrt and no shortage, WEI! the statemene of Mayo.- James Ill:- (‘onnell of’ Sydney at today's tue-ttlng of the joint uxpen-tliturc loztrtl cf the titunicipaitity in answ- cr to criticisms directed at him by The Smmg was closed with write warden with respect to the stir-och by ‘H, Cnchlll, Leader ollrlacfilul‘? {Quawing b)’ hi!" in tlte Contntttnists who ‘Te-Port b97070 U19

--CHURCH MEETING. ——'l‘lte‘ annual m ding cf St. .\lttr_v'.<l Ifttttt-h. Sttnttnetz-sitle was lteld onl glloriuy. Venerable Arch-Ilcztcottl lWhito prcsitlotl over an cxc llllOll-l lolly largo illédllllttﬁ- The fittonciali junu-ttttritts for the _\ nr WliS road and showcd a ‘fdntott of ziffttiis. he buildittyzl of a ntw parish hall was discuss- tw and it was thought very nee-l tc- ztry. A committee was zip-l punt d t.» look ‘into the tnattorw’

'_ A. (‘.- Snunticcs and li. WA, were appointed

Wardens l Altrssrs H. C Mills. Ernest

sfztctury cone’ l

Dr. E. T. Tzttttott, ll- J.‘

Two Wonders in

Wash Goods

English tnade Weafferetts, fast‘ dye, in

s“ c»

navy stripes and spots, a splendid warm

material for house dresses.

ular 45c for

i\l:t.~.<o_v, (too, D Pope, Len llorttt-t Jul lllnrtgv Ford were zttutoitttctll \'t ‘nrytttt-n. ' —'GOOD TIME. -—A lurk-- crowd 1t vrtls-d time dune“ 111.41 nizltt at, "ho Olympic (‘tilutrt-t _L'l\'t-h by the, tuicy Ozchestrn- 'i‘lt<-' utusic. trns t-npltrttlitl and a uond rccottt-I u ntlzttitttt for local ltlltﬂll.‘ l-Ivltgvnttt- had u real good time, The follow up: are thc tucmbcrs of llln orchestra: Pizttto. ' hlnrgttcrft tttict; violin, .\l llutnltl llut -. sztxopltoztc. .\lr. llzt >l . traps. .\l.. Jntuce tson. l l

PERSONALS 1 Wilt-v Fr, Xlortnultzttt. .\li-"(:ott<'lt<-- 1nd Rev 1*‘. l. (‘ottnollpz \Vt~llizig-l t‘tt:t wort in Sttttttncr-‘itltr yester- tl.t_v.

to match

Specials in Corsets and llndcrwcaro

Ladies’ Vests in short sleeves, long sleeves and no sleeves, with Drawers

Ladies Fleece Lined Underwear, $1.25 for . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 94c

Bloomers in pink and white, $1.50 for . . . . . . . . . . . .

Other underwear $1.95,f0r .. $1.46

Pro Stocktalting lliscounts 25 Per (tent. 0ll

All Combinations 25'?’ off.

Ladies’ Bungalow Aprons 25'?‘ off. Odd line of Whitewear 25% off. Odd line of Corsets 25*" off.

58c

........$l.12

MOORE é N°LEOD LIMITED

All men arr- comes to attending other mottey.

liberal whctt

l Iic sure oi’ the foundallott before‘

nltcmtpting to put up a bluff.

OUR SERVICE

to the eye-glass wt-nrlng ptlltllt"

in an efficient nn krmwlodkc untl ehulpmrnt ran produce.

Our methods of exnmlnlnl fill‘ ryenlultt nre thorough and pulm- inking.

We fit no glaosco to diseased , eye! or cyu that are In need of medical lftontlon. Huch routes ‘ urn nlwnyl referrer] to Medical Bpoclnlllto.

Our reputation ll your Ill!- |ulr|l.

I have Ioelnfly equipped my oﬂlea ﬁlth "The Ila-Zen; IIIIII- nollln Unll." Thin lnntruntnlf in

' absolutely the WI‘! "If?" 0" tho market h! "E16 Elllmlﬂllr - lion.

H. "J. MABON

Optomofrlll and Prenerlptlnn Drugll It

IIOITAGIJI. r. n. t. . on» connected wmi Drill More

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"“"*““'“[P. E. Island

Eastern Guardian

..'SHOP from Batman's Catalog.

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..'EASTERN AGENT-Mr. J. W. Murdock is now Guardian Ag- “nt in Montague aud~wl1i be pleas- ed to receive news items, advertis- -ng, Job Printing. new and re- newal subscriptlons.—tf.

..*VALUABLE BUSINESS stand for sale, also Dtvellint: Hottstt ztt New Perth. Apply to Hurry Jenkins, New Pt-rth.—-il~iEl-1-il-ﬁi-cod.

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IN MEMORIAM

MR. JAMES SANDERS

.\lr. Jntuc- Szmdtrs died ttt his ltotm- in .\lttrr:t_v ltivt-r on [lot-rm- ht-r ll, 192i. n! tho n21‘ of t-igltty- tltrcc boars. Thu dot-onset] htrl b on u st-ltttlvl lt.'ll4'll|‘l' in tho t-urlicr .\'4'i|l‘s of ill= hnvht: tnttgltl. in tht- Alurrztr itivt-r and in the sur- roundint: districts. Later in life

hi» rrtlrttd front tho ptufssiuit and ltnpllllllt-Il tn tlu- wowzttlott ui‘ farm- imr. in IRIH; he umrrit-d littnbttra llutlock utt-l trout this uuiott sov- cu thil-ltytt wrrt- born: Mrs. Jar-z (illlt-spio. l-I‘ Attclizt, ltsk, Mrs. Jttnttu Humble, l-‘rettt-lt Rt er. Wm. llonty (fllWCil wit. Mrs. Angus llcutott- Aluxatulrla, .\lrs. Henry Shnrzntt. Murray iInrbor, David

.loltn_ (‘lt:trlottltutvtt. 'ttttl Bert ou

the ltotncsttntl. ll- also loaves to "rourtt one ‘at-r, Mrs. Krtthloon llisltnp. lllilir-wtlt it is u; express

words nu It'll‘[|ilt'|i(' idea of the I 4h r-stcrttt in which tho departed \\£ls‘ h-ld by his utnny friends in tl - .

Orphanage N otes:

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Quito a number of subscribers ‘to the f-und resolved to make INIY- munl on their pledge after the lteuvy denutntls of Christmas and the New Your hnd been satisﬁed. ‘Stmte huve kept their resolutions. and some ltave not. If you are one ‘who did not. please let us have It as every dollnr itclps along the good work.

lit the splendid list settt in from llonsltztu’, ‘Minors Theo. Benton and it ll. Nlchovltt collected $150.00 luntl the bttlnncc Willi collected b)’ nlessrs .T_ J. lMoLeod _ and l-J. L. (lrosby. The committee would tcn~ lder ihunks lo these getttlenten for Itholr excellent work.

| Nearly 400 subscriptions with no payment on accoupt are otttrttand- lng from (‘harlntteetown ‘Please ' check up and see if your name is among the number. — Mlnnrd’: Llnlmont for Colds.

. ru 1o his llttttily, and the integ-

.tt~ tommutt: . ll'.< loving nrttl zupntltetit- llstmsltlott ('ll!lOZll"'?(l

.tt_v of hit: character won the re- spt-t-r t.f all with whom he ztssoclat» ed. ltt his death thcrc is remove-J

om- nf tit.- old lund-ntttrks that even

mums n tx-runs

mum GIIAIIANTEID rlnsr D08! mung out!

—ENTER8 HOSPITAL. — Mr. Summereide, County

—-HOME MADE CAN DY.—-Futlge

made the old-fashioned way, abso- Prlce 35 to 60 cents per lb. at Olympia ice Cream lPar- 69-1-22-31

said: “Wall done, good and hith- f-ul servant- enter thou into the joy

—ROBIN HOOD FLOUR, Whole- of the Lord." nlo and Retail. Holman‘; Bummer-

The funeral was held on Dec. 11, the services being conducted by Rev. Ewen MacDougail. The pall- bearers were John McSween, Jos. Lowe, George Lowe, Mark Bon- nell, Alex. Harty, R. Whitney. The deceased lived a long and useful life. and departed inw tho {teat beyond, his soul impressed’ with the record of kind deeds and good works performed in spirit. tltatwas truly Christian.

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hie-re forced to treat on that basis

Meuoheviks to rise against tlt Georgian Bolsheviks. = - _ Mr. Cochin discussed the quen- ltlon of Rlussian debts to Franc declaring that the banks and those who issued loans ought to reflund

.pu't “#3. 1.

and of the 109011.

"it is no more just to demand poverty stricken Russia to repay that money," he exclaimed. "than for Great Britain and the United States to~ask us to repay the 130.- 000.000,000 they advanced to us."

He thought that some arrange- ment might be reached favoring W88 the mﬂlf the small holders of Russian loans. Warden made He nsidered that Soviet Russia Wwlble-

dcocrlbe I am. being tiwxtrbﬁiﬁd?’

Accuses Wi rdon

pensatiou for the billions France

had advanced to foment civil far m me amoum or 8371,00‘

, _ mun» a utter '- . root. h- . Why be sh , _ be twp-w new

~"l had no band halt! prepara-

tion," said the Mayor. "but be- me m“ ammn" which w“ mmelcnuee the auditors rfound condi- "m" °n° “m” ""1"- tlono in the ireaaurers office

which I have not. the linmlﬂse to

He twent on to any that the man who was doing ma. lambastlng" whose actions as those conditions He accused the Warden w _ of leaving ultccks signed in blank ould be Jualmed m “king mm which were filled in and checked

versitg; amt studied for the priest-lent domination.“

5L ‘xugusdxlesimg Mr’ Lmmn on his speech snmmractice of gligningz blank ulwclts

'der to ask the good will of menl

iplzttt was costing the German work 3l'>'i',ct' dear without affecting the evnc- > tuition of (iertuatty: lle feared the

we migm “k ma; some m-Qqn be in Russia, tPoland and Pflllﬂﬂ, he allowed Us [or eleven buuon ﬂays asserted. had united on a. secret of ntobilizntiott at ﬂve franc: per treat)’. This ‘M11 Herr")! indignant- ldny. we might ask Wm“ 1' the 1y denied. but M, lCacltln repeated ‘cash value represented by France “'5 aﬂlrllmllo" -

ltoltlittg 715 kilometres of trenches SAYS HE DID

during 1915, while Britain was look (Continued from Page 1)

int: after 40, and the Belgians it kilometres. also what would be the, price of 1.425000 lives lost. The] dollar ltus become the king of that lﬁﬂilllcial “'°1"|4l- Never h“ a cmmlTltere is no intpairment of either If)’ l" 1119 history of the WorIdQn-‘jnirt of ntunicipal accounts and joyed sttch ﬁnancial and moral powins cegrad-s suggested further aud- er us the l7uited States does now. iii, i shall be pleased if the coun- They cannot demand from a coun- ﬁll 0!‘ JOlnt expenditure coumttt- ltry bled unto death a policy oilwo Order the saute." lcompettsntioti. It must not come to

‘pass that ﬁnancial domination will Maw" 5*Pla"an°"

be made the instrument of politi-

_Si'D.\'EY. Jan. 22—lf tvarden H Premier Harrie‘. m compliment (- \. Levntte had not followed thc

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throughout the entire World to as l sist her now.

Denounced London Agreement‘,

denouncedlplacfr-g the the lnndon a\"cemettt and Genevttikcﬁqird‘

protocol as utopian. M. Cochin 1m report enteref} the ‘“‘s°“'s‘ spoke for an hnur and a half The Si?“ seven“ tmes m connection DTOlOCOl he declared as a failure lmhivaﬂous m rffomls of the _ __ '_ ‘ I » JOZITI ‘s me ots suggested by

cottsiderution Prom Herrioteittltnet? (wwsmns ‘the warden took excel).

tion to tvhe manner in which it Ylllllvfl U19 Elleikel? QXDPEBBlIIE; had been- prose-riled to the board» wonder that a Deputy claiming to yesterday morning. He held that represent the ntnsses should dis- Mayor McConnll had mot taken credit "the sincerest and most vig~ (‘Jlztttizattce of his tpositlont as (Jfﬁllfl effort for peace the ﬁrst de- Ward-Fit of the County and chair- mmrﬂcy hm] ever madep mun of the board to present him 1T. Cochin blamed “the capital “lml a 0°93’ “Pd 51'1"?“ Ullﬂl U19 .- ronittte“ for the eirisitinﬁ Mayor hadlgwe“ ‘it 1° the P7955 threats of war. He said t.lte "Dawes m?“ ‘°.°‘l""5 9mm taking l‘ "P wtth lt.nt.-_ Ho. also questioned the trorrcctness c! the interest on the recnvetid ‘surpl-ttti as villgttred by tho atttlito.s,. out} suggested that

lmwtws plutrwtittltl be extended to a commftlee vbé Tommi‘ to check France, deltverntg Frtutco to Unit- H“, figurmi 512.3, also 3601mm]

t-d Status finance as tlto “Reich has [he 3133.0]. “m, not “playing U“. already been delivered or rather. game;-

to the lowest international ﬁnance. The Mayo,- had been. lsubjected Russian Debts to France. 1a cross-fire thtoughout the ses-

The Warden

lived in the shire town.

cottnc Is of lilo taunts interested-

l; .1: uttdentozid ltere that Mr. Catnc-rcn will resign his office as County Treasurer arid Mr. Levat-

tho position.

Alleged Slander

()'l"i‘.\\’t‘.\. .liill. 2:3. -(Jl:1itnittg 820.000 for alleged slund ~ i-lurris, Iu-csttnt pant office clerk. is suing L. J. Gatboury, deputy tioslntaster-getterztl stud W. J. (Hov- er, financial suticrittlt-ttdcttt, lll an action to he iteurd at tho witttet" ztssizes opening ltero dlotttltty. 'l‘lts action arises out of n letter dictat- ed by (iahottry and posted by (ilov- cr in which the ﬂnttttciai affairs of the plzthttilf are alleged to have been revietved.

One Friend Tell; Another

by women telling one another of its

written by Mrs. Delbert Bush oi‘ Masena, N. Y. She writes: “I was in such n bad condition l couldl hardly walk, a friend who had tak-

Compound with excellent results advised me to try it. It has given me back my ltoaltlt and I cannot praise it enough." There are women everywhere who have lteen beneﬁt- ed by Lydia E. .I‘inkham's Veg- etable Compound and gladly

defended himself by sztyht-g that that was the only cottnse pcstslble unless the Warden

l An tunentlntettt to tadopt the re- port auntie to a ntotibn to attpoirat

s-ttbkct to the approtlali of thew to’; name ls bclrrg ntcntioncd for

Suit at Ottawa»...

Jossvplt q,

The frame of a successful rent-ll edy is often spread far and wide"

merits, as is evidenced by aletter-ll

t It

en Lydia E, Plnkhutuks Vegetabloﬂ

tell

time cannot replace. But l; d alt l hth with i - t that - i 0MB! » W§3t9m Guardlan ceased fgomnhletglfleg; mgﬁhaﬁ contetroaubleuul‘: Geontiiln. ‘all? h: llflﬁliifti’; s um in . $030 t0 W0 W ‘I I, (j h] h. l" . t u t t 3 f. “HOP mm no _- cunt‘ ascribed as an attempt by the W L‘ Bl‘ BI l8 I

. “t, k u igijlCllliSEefltllBmlllS 1:1,. HEEILIJJFB ' Wltstactwf‘ Astana

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htldc said tearfully: "But for one, tilting I'd lcave you and go borne to safe side." ntother.”

ONE DRAWBACK

EYES ON THE ROM} =

Fozzleton-"vllhat are m After an acrimonious debate, the ing the mirror out of your m.

‘Bozaleton-"Oh, Just to be

Fozzleton-"How so?"

a (totnntlttce to consider lt was "What's that?" Bozzleton-~—"My wife is g Irv-t. Th: committee was ap- "Mother is coming here. Shc'sidrivc the car today." u‘ pointed and anqtlter motion to leaving father." (4% l, adopt Exhibit 11., the portion deal- _ __ __._n|mn-a-- Llnlment n" m“ inf: with ‘the dkstributlou of the _ utttpltts, carried. ‘ The cost of the ITWQWIWKLWZIIWII- ‘l’ report will be tnade a joint charge '

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their friends and neighbors about i‘ sicn and finally arose wltth the it. v

.DISCOUNTS AT a ﬁrs

Discounts at Golf's are Always i Genuine and Money Savers

When we sell a Galter at $135 7°" ml)‘ be lure that like quality cannot be bought for less money. but when we take off 20% It makes the price SD48. v

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Our rubber trimmed houdolr slipper at $1.00 lo excepflonal value but

20% the price 80c only.

off makes

our $1.40 plush trimmed Juliet Is the best value we have seen in this or any other More but 20% 07f brlllll! it down to $1.12 and also our leather soled kozy corner cloth slipper at the same pricﬁ.

20% leaves the balance of these

off Hockey Boots

beyond competition.

We have some lines of ladies’ wool hose that wear better than others costing higher price. 20% off these and 20% off some cheaper klnds gives you good hose at the ' ’ price of trashy kinds.

Broken and discontinued lines of boots and shocsat great reductions. i

These BARGAINS and REDUCTIONS wlll

its‘. tmos, up.

Ii? iIYIWZLW-

continue

Just a few more bargains in our ‘Furniture lﬂay-Days Sale

unusually low priggg,

choice at half price,

CHIFFONIER 1-2 PRICE

PARLOR TABLES.

BABY CARRlAGES-A lot of them have been

We have two CHIFFONIERB here, one In In Ivory Mrilllb "V9 drawer: and a mirror 10x20 IMMI- The other of golden flnllh Oak with mirror 16x22 Inches. Both regularly cold for 040.00. Ybur choice $20.00

bargain prices,

MATTRESSESA-“A

Jult a few umple bargain: left.

YOUR QWN PRICE _ ‘There arc a quantity of ODD MATTRESQES, only one of eaohllnc of quite a var- v Q tety which we want to clear during these last days of the Salm Call In and see the p '

SEE THESE SAVINGS-

STEEL BEDS. only threc In thQ lot. Bogulrrly prices at $10.50 to $17.50.

BED OUTFITS comprising single bod. finished with Brass caps and equipped with woven wire spring and wool top mattress. Only alx ln the lot. Play day: price $9.90

CHESTERFIELD CHAIRS. You wlll have to loo the values to appreciate them.

Better get your; now,

sold but there are otlll a few at

HOLMAN ’.S

139-143 GRAFTON STREET

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You;

nmsssinc. raaw ‘ L-Qv

There Ira this. HRS-E D3559‘ mo mated oo-mrluaruilu l". um. rm” ulltlltk orb" 1"" “(My)” “goo, wit" ml: wuk you can nm-youlwonotou of on! third off regular oath prlﬂl-

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