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LOS ANGELES, December 27.-The

police were justified in dispersing the meeting yesterday of 1,000 unemploy- ed men at the Plaza at a cost of the life on one, the arrest of seventy-five, and the clubbing of many others, according to members of the Public Welfare Committee of the City Coun-

cll.

That decision was reached lute to-

day ufter an official investigation of the affair, which convinced the com- mittee that the riot was started by 'the idle men themselves-the Indus- trial Workers of the World, and Mex- icans nnd other foreign-ers,-when the police attempted to stop a public meeting which was being held with- out a permit.

It was decided to issue complaints

tomorrow, charging disturbance of the peace against thirty-two of the l

than upon rioting.

A more serious charge-probably

assault with a deadly weapon, will be placed against Jesu Savia, the Mexican accused of suibbing Police Lieutenant H. R. W. Krlege in the neck after having knocked him down.

During the council‘s investigation a

large number of witnesses were heard They included officers who were bru- ised with stones thrown by the riot- ers and some of the dlsturbers. A- mong the latter was Peter Catsorina, an Industrial Yorker of the World, who accused the police of having kicked and beaten the Mexicans about the Plaza. He said that as an I. W. W. he believed the UuitedStates Gov- ernment had disinherited him, and as that organization of which he was a member, was strong enough it would take over the Government.

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Reuben Tuplin fs? Co _

Kensington

Sweater Coat tor your Boy

Your b o y needs a

sweater coat. Comfort clcmsnds it, cold weath- er makes it imperative. A sweater coat is warm-

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coats, it fits better,wears longer and looks bet- ter--speclally our kind,

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BOSTON FISH ADS.

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P. H. PRIOR CO. Wholesale and Commission Dealers

All kinds of Fresh

FISH

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Eels a Specially Boston, Mass.

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-IT PAYS to buy in this province. _ _,

-GUARDIAN AGENT.-Mr. W. A.

Hillman is Guardian Agent in Albor- ton, snd he Mil! bs glsl N receive news, new and renewal subscription and advertising. '

-SUBSCRIBERS should rcncw s.

week or two before the time they have paid for has expired and thus not miss an issue, as all papers are discontinued promply on expired data. "‘

-Mas. J. _G. Janome.-'rue nin- ersl of late Mrs. J . C. Jardine takes

house at 2 o'clock after which the remains will be taken to St. Mary's Church, where a 'short funeral service will be held at 2.30, interment tak- ing place at the People's cemetery.-l J.

-THE MINTO.-The Mlnto made a

round trip yesterday, She left Sum-rnerside at 8 a. m. with seven- teen passengers, fifty-six bags oi mail and considerable freight return- ing to Summerside again at 12.25 with twenty passengers, one hundred and sixteen bags mail and a small amount of express and freight.-J.

-MISS THELMA GAUD‘ET.- The

death occurred at Wellington at 9.30 Christmas night, oi Thelma, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Gau- det, aged eight years. The funeral took place Sunday afternoon to the R. C. cemetery at Wellington, follow- ed by a large ' number of sorrowing friends whose sympathy went out to the bereaved parents.-J,

-FUNERAL HELl).- The funeral of the late Mrs. Amald Taylor took placn from her_ son’s residence, Mr. James A. Taylor's, to Bedeque Ceme- tery on the 24th, inst. There are left; to mourn besides the above men- tioned son, her step son, William G. Taylor also two daughters mrs. John A. Munn, Summerside; Mrs. Walter 0. Taylor, of Boston; six grand- children and three great grand child- ren. The late Mrs. Taylor was n most estimahle lady and a true Christian on all sides of her charac- tcr.--Com.

(From yesterday's Evening Guardian)- --VAKK CORNER- The following

lB the l‘cD0rt of the Pnrk Corner School for the mouth of Decerwber. Grade V.-1, Vera Underhill; 2, Geo- rgc Harding; 3, liulu Jack. Grade V. Jr.-1, Minnie lnmont; 2, Nina I-lcrnard; 23, Charlotte Bernard. Grade IV.-1, Lucy McKenzie; 2, Jan? McKenzie; 3, Florence McLeod. Grade III.-1, Charlie Bernard; 2, Helen McKay; 3, Roy Pidgcon. Grade II.--l, Cecil Harding; 2, Wallace Bernard; 3, Millie Pidgcon. Grade I.-I, Fred Bernard; 2, Alma Hard- ing; 3, Armenius Pidgcon. Perfect nttendance:- Armenius Pidgeon, Ninn Bernard, Clarence Pidgeon. Walter. Bernard. Lucy McKenzie, Charlie Bernard, Fred Iicrnnrd, Alice Ramsay, Florence Mclieod, Helen McKay. Prize for highest average in exams. for term: awarded to Lucy McKenzie. For hest attendance awarded to Ninn Bernard and Flor- nnco McLeod.-I..

“Nl-IJHU-llll DYSPEPSIA TABLETS

Proud of Great Value to lla"

There is only one explanation for the

numbers nf cnlliusinstic letters that wc receive praising Nn-Dru~Co Dyspcpsin Tablets, nilfl ihnt in that these tablets certainly do cure any klnd of stomach trouble. ~

licre is a typical lcitcr from Miss

lilizn Armswortliy, Cnnso, N.S.:

“It is with plcnsurc I write to inform

vnu thnt your Na-Dru-Co Dys epsin 'Tablets lmvc proved of great vnllile to

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When you have any Fresh or Frozen Smells and Eels, Fresh or

Self Mackerel Salt Fish or Lobstcrs

get in touch with

Prior (O. Mahoney

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check. This is an old established reliable house who look after their shippers, interests whether large or small, Send us your shipments and he convinced that we are the people to handle your shlpmedtr. Wrltc us and we will send stencil

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Commission Merchants '

Fresh :snd Balt Fish snd Canned (loodc

Ccnslpimenls Sollcilsd. Pill! RUNNI-

Aflsnlic Avenue. IOSTON.

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who nie large dealers ln same and will send quick returns with

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without any lasting good. Having heard nf your tablets curing such cases ns mine I dccirlrd to give them a fair trial. They proved saziiislnciory in my case."

The reumvknhlc success of Na-Dru-Co

lbyspepsin Tablets is such n success ns rnn only rome to nn honest remedy. compounded sccordin io nu exception- nlly good formula, gsm pure mgrr rlirnts, by expert rheniists. If you arc troubled with your stoumch just nel: your I)rnggist about Nn-Dru-Co

Ilysipcpsin Tnblcts, compounded by thc Nut onnl Drug and Chemical Cn. rl Canmla, Limitetl, and sold throughout the Donlinioli nt 5oc. n box. |47

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llhssahrn Brothers

Wholesale Commission Dealers and Shippers

Smells, Eels, Lo

Frogs are Specialties

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' = > Sstlsfsotlstl Gusnntnd, host# lslums-

tio' for sdyertisl " in this col 0q`l»h must: scconligsny ordsr,` '

Ilum charge ,twenty-llvs cents.

-salons is the place for ‘fsure

Shot" Hockey sticks, Hockey Boots "Auto" Skates, Shin Pads and ucks. 8364-l2~16'MtuesFrl4l.

ver foxes or separately of the Gor- don-Tuplln Strain. Apply -- 0. box 392, Summerslde. 3336-12-15Mtf.

-NEW YEAR Pest was and book.

lets and a few pretty fancy articles for new year gifts at Jardl11e’s Book Store. Summerside. 3595.

-FOR SALE-Offer for immediate

sale two pairs of good black silver foxes, one pair of real good patches and two choice female patches. For further particulars apply to Samuel Kennedy, Jr., Bradalbane, 1?. E. I.

3456-12-20M5i.

::Rexall rubber goods are sold with

the distinct understanding that if they are not so good as we claim them to be every cent of the purchase price will he refunded. Invalids air cushions $2.50 and $2.85, Hot water bottles, better grades guarantcd for two years and upwards $1.25 to $2.50 Fountain and enema syringes $1.25 upwards. The MacKinnon Drug Co..

Corner Great George and Kent Bntlsh _

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l'|£Sl`El!ll PERSONALS V

--4 -Mr. A. 1*. Lewis, Manager of F.

Magce's Branch, Summerside, crossed by the Mlnto yesterday morning for_ Bradalbane.-J , '

-Ca t. Fred Peters has again been

the pupils andiparents of that thriv-

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The deuth occurred in North Rus- tico when Judith Doiron, beloved, .wife of Napoleon Pineau passed away after an illness of two or threu mou- ths. Her husband preceded her to the grave three years. The deceased was

good Christian and firmly adherred

vcs to mourn three sons;Simon, with whom she resides; Cyrus and Joseph both of North Rustico; also two daughters: Mrs. Felicien Doucette of North Rustico, and Mrs. Maximo Dugas of Caraquet. The funeral which was largely attended took place on Tuesday, Dec. the 23rd, from her residence to clt. Augustine Church

conducted the funeral service. The pull bearers were as follows: Thomas Doyle, Leon Gallant, George LeClair, Peter Blacquiere, Pruspere Blacquiere and John Flemming.-R. I. P.-R.

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Chile 'l`r&V0FBe; H. Currie, Peiikcs; -I. C. McDonald, M.D., York; Jas, A_ McNeill, Sumrmerside; Ora Kaye, Montague; J. H. Sigsworth, Cardi- gan; Mins C. McPherson, Belle River; J. H. Simpson, Bay View; J. A. Ro- bertson, Bonshaw; Mrs. D. M.,Camp- hell, Boston; F. W. Clarke, Caven- dlsh; S. S. Dolron, Mayfield; J. lia- Rosc, -Thetford Mines, Que.; S. J. Evans, Montreal; J. E. Lockcrhy, Hnckville, N. B.; J. M. Anon, 'r. A. Card, Windsor, N. S.

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::If you want white, pearly teeth,

wnnt to keep the mouth clean and sweet, thc gums hard, and put up n strong defence against all attacks oi bacteria you will need to use Retail Pearl Tooth Powderf This Ilexall preparation is guaranteed to be good

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'What adds more to n good breakfast-what is more enjoyed -` than a cup of good coffee ?

What is simpler to make P

Why deprive yourself of this morning luxury when

costs but one_cent a cup ?

CHASE Ss SANBORN»

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appointed as manager Oi the Sum- '1‘0RON'ro, December 2s.-For the merside Crystal Rink for the coming first time within a century, accord- season and with his Janitor, Mr. An- ing to Toronto produce dealers, tur- drew Blackier, is hard at work get-lkey is. cheaper than beet In ffwt, it ting a sheet of ice |~¢5dy_ If the wewlwas real economy to serve it Christ- ther continues cold it is likely that mas ‘l"“‘°" of tllrlwy mid leave the this popular resort will open on New mflst of be°f_ha“gmg_ mt the h“l;9h` Y°“"’° °‘g“‘~ *md wi" “° <"°“‘>* dmv 'i’.§.?.§h?'i' .,§L§i°é2...l°”.i.§.”fif§ ell? as large a crowd, it not larger, ,than dreBsef1ew¥key_ hmm, prices fm. the lust year' 'best beef cuts and roasts in Toronto -Mr E- M. Fr--we Principal ~»f‘f.“..’§ §.‘2.§~l?.l{"§l? n.2.“”"i..§l‘f`a, “.1’§{ifi.l§'.

the High 301001 at Al'l1¢2I`l10!l» is key, on the contrary, sold on the spending his Christmas holidays at Toronto market for considerably less his home in this city. His many than at nny points in Canada und friends will be glad to learn that' the United States. Principal Francis ls doing excelle-ntl The f0ll0WiI\l! W0l‘0 U10 Yvlrlil Ill`iC0H work in his profession at Alberton, hem 0" Chflstmfis GW- snd is highly appreciates by not-it Best turkeys. 22 U1 25 <=‘*"@H P"

pound.

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-. , ~ ~ Best chickens, 18 to 22 cc ing portion of Prince Edward Islantl.]Becf’ chuck POUSLI lg centth

Sirloin roast, center cuts (uul-rim-

l med) 30 cr-nts per poundd

___ ____ I Z X x x i ___ Rib roasts, 2% cents pei' poun .

I A I I X “kia I Sirloin steak .i0 cents

. . __ . l _ ._ . I. iz' t Round steak: 22 to 25 cents.

:li Z I Dealers declnrc that. the farincrs of ~.4 . : O ' V' nl'-Y.

ntario lost a great dt-.tl of mo In Halilnx the prices wcrcz-

Turkey, 30 cents. '

Chicken, 25 cents.

Beef,chuck, 13 to 15 cents.

Sirloin steak, 25 cents.

Rib roast 22 cents .Round stcuk 20 and 22 cents. Sirloin Roast. 22 and 24 cents.

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'l`o become Healthy, Wealthy and Wise, Ship Your FISH to

W. H. i W H I Tl E Wholesule Commission Dealer in sl_l`Kinds of

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_ 105 FULTON FISH IWARKET Consignments Soliciied NEW YORK EELS, SMELTS. FROGS. SPECIALTY. Telephone 4926 Beekman

Reference---National Nassau Bank. Stencils on application

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CALEB HALEY _ BURY HALEY

C3 A l_. 3 E I--I A L_ 3 Y C> 3 Wholesale Commission Dealers in all kinds of

Fresh And Frozen Fish

nsirnms AND FROZEN EELS A SPECIALTY I4 Fulton Market, NEW YORK

2288 10-'lBM|\tuEsl2wpd.

Ransom & Robbins Inc.

9 Fulton Market-NEW YORK

Csrcful personal attention given io all consignments, snd

Returns Made Daily. g

,Smells and Eels a Specialty

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ll. M. ROGERS & COMPANY,

No. ll Fulton 'Wholesale Fish Market, NEW YORK

lNf10Rl'OR.A'l‘El) Wholesale Commission Dealers in. snd Shippers of All kinds of

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Cemetery. The Rev. Father Chiasson

v ., _,_,`,i;,._.f.A.:’.,

78 year of age and had always been a b-.---- f T-"__

to the rules of her religion. She lea- '

i, ll., To get forks, knives, spoons ' ” snd fanc 'eces of unlu

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+I/ snd beauty ask for

QIRUGERS Bll0S.

Thin brand is known :is ".§`ilwr Plate that Wears' ’

Tobuythisvvnreistogcrihcut- most service and satisfaction and the heaviest nilvcr plate. Known for over (0 years. Sold by Lcnvdlni]_D¢-alert

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A. J. Reddy and wilc, Montreal; (‘.. l

ii.. smcriana, city; H. whim, New ` |

Y0Fl\}`F/d. McWilliams, wife and son, ‘

Hockey Boots

Our hockey boots are

trustworthy because they are made of the best quality of leather. See our exhibit before you purchase.

Men’s $2.50 to# 4 oo. Ladie’s $z.25 to $3.00 Boys and Girls $1.60

,$3.00,

Morris & Smith

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CHAS. C. MEIGS CO

25 Fulton Market, NEW YORK|arSmelis and Eels s Specially

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Wholesale Commission Fiih Dsslcrs

114 and 115 South St., Fulton Market, New York Cold Storage on pre mlses, Consignments solicited

Smelts and Eels a Specially

Prompt Returns ‘

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GEORGE. T. MOON CO

(Successors fo Moon snd Lsmplissr) Wholesale Commission Dealers in and sl1iPP0l'l of all kinds ol’

trash Fish, Luhslers, Elo. Uayadian Smells and Eals an Specially

z rotten rm. num, New rout

Established an yum `

2m_l0_ aflllgshrtefgillzsgmrlncl attention given to all Consignments

L. sU1,;,_£hyMAN o co.

Cor. Beckman & South Ste. ( )

or vour money will he cheerfully rn- . Ml, Smgng, Lobnen cum. ‘nd

i 27 Queen St ’

w smiles us, nu, in ni nu. n-ein . _ r J . . _ ° “rt " PH=ess_.so°e =~ im...

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F r e S h F E S ll funded. The MacKinnon Drug Co., , . _

Corner Great George and Kent Hts. _ |?`slll¢llB nllidhd ill clk ~‘ »

haters and MU- ' ‘ WRIT < _ ' '

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Daily Returns by Express hfousy Order "

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J r.w.sAllo|ron.n .

ohn Na le & C0 §f°r:r.:um."s::i.. ‘°” °

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