For i920

U se a, Waterman Ideal Fountain Pen.

We carry one of the best assortments.

A point to suit every hand.

o. ll. TAYLOR

Jeweler and Engraver

“The Store for Waltham i. Watches "

DON'T?»

Don't pity n returned sol- rlller, flntl him a job. I Doli't neglect to bu-y a p.111‘ of the special bargain boots that we are selling this week.

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MEN'S MAHOGANY BLUCH- ERS NEOLIN BOLES GOODYEAR WELT

$7.75 A Office, Royal Bank "rt-us WEEK Chaflot‘ $695 . ‘I Office Hours: ~

‘ Morris Smith-Beer 9'3°T12'30’ 2T5‘ FOR vALlJE ]?l\Ull€ 158"‘?

“I Tried enfAll

and that's

HICKEY’S

Even soldiers from to any other. ' ' Why! The best of course.

llliclieys _ 8r

Manufacturers

V

a Money Saved A fGaine

"Did ylu ever think how much money

you could save by having

KNIT TINGIMACHINE ‘

To knit socks, mitts, underwear etc, for your family and for your neighbors. _ . At the present price of W001 there 18 . more money saved in'ha_ving a KNITTING MACHINE than in a sewing machine. Every woman knows the quality and price of hosiery at the present time. One man writes us his son 14 years old paid for his machine in six months by doing

r work for his neighbors;

We are offering especial inducement to the first machine bought in any school

district from us.

REMEMBER you ' can buy any make of

knitting machine, hand

Canada at the same from us as at the '

Miller

' _ _‘¢rv“1- A . "slus-uirlim.

IIIIIQIIIIIIIIIII,

Keep a box of Macs Cold Tab-

parcd.

But there is just the one host chewing tobacco for mine

qwl i is the vcrdiot of the boys, who have been at the wur. l s other countries preferred HICKLY 5 Twist

1 I Co. ttd.

E!-‘Eu‘_flmE‘_HEfi§—*fMh.dpwhNmw~q¢§»~q4$> @A\ _

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‘ forts

Looll Out F or ‘ that First Snillle

lJo not allow a cold to get Stop it: when the first symptoms show themselves.

YOU.

lets in your homo or your pocket and reel you are pre-

The 2 Macs

Druggist 149 Gt. George St.

slidfiié9fi¥fiifiififilifl$fifiil

I l O I O I O i I I O I U it U i B 3K Q I O I Q l I! It ID it ti i! Ii 3K II? 9k I!‘ 3k b‘: l! I! Ilfi i!‘ 9K I! If

Dr. E11. Harris p Eye Specialist

(Iver There”

Twist

Charlottetown

MAKE IT A MODERN HAPPY NEW YEAR

In your home by installing electric light service there. You will not alone have the best light known. 11111 will also have at your command many com- and conveniences ever before possibly. We 4 will gladly send our ex- pert to consult with you

MARITIME ELECTRIC 00., LIMITED i

isMoney . (I ‘

a .

A AAAA4'.‘*“

power, made in

Bros

' are having a. new pannelled beaver

Tile bride looked

' or‘ cream taffeta. The groom was

Nichols0n’s Tobacco All

IT PAYS to 1on1 1n this Province.

FUN. FUN..FUN Arena’ tonight. . 6835

DON'T FORGET THE HOCKEY GAME at Summeralde, February 6th between Abbies and Crystals.

> 6784-2-4-me8l.

CARNIVAL TONIGHTF-Follow the crowd and enjoy the fun. ' 6835

NOTICE-ll am ready to do horse shoeing. Also build and repair slelghs all kinds. F. Connolly. Cor- ner Pownal and Euston St.

Jan. 20-dieod

IMPORTANT NOTICE TO AD. VERTIBER8.—Advertlsers are res- pectfully reminded that copy and instructions must be In the Guard- lon Office not later than twelve noon each day except Saturday, when the latest liour for changes or new copy is 10 a. in. dtf

FIRE YE8TERDAY.-—Tho fire bell sounded about 10.15 yesterday morning for a fire on the roof of the vocational building of the Rena McLean Memorial Hospital. Tho firemen iimde a. quick response and with the use of a single chemical elriiglne soon had the fire extinguish E .

STORE IMPROVEMENTS-The The flrni of Moore 8c McLeod, Ltd.,

board ceiling added to the men's store down stairs. Mr. Charles E. Carson has the job in llniid. This flrm are also having' new electric light fixtures installed on the second floor- hy the Maritime Electric C0,, Ltd.

MOUNT STEWART uncut-r.- Mlnlster, Rev. ILM. Brodie. Services 1'01‘ 511111111)‘, 8th February-Marie 11 fl- 111-; Mount Stewart, 3 p. in. 7 p. m. Union Service. The financial cflmlllillln is on. The canvussers are at work. Be sure and take 111111‘! I11 Zlving or you will regret not doing s0. Victory inust and can be won. r

BUELL-McCALLUMrThe home of Mr. and Mrs. James ftobertson. New Glasgow, was the sceneof a happy event on Tuesday evening, Jan. 13th, suyg the Plctou Advocate, when the Rev. Mr. Johnston of Presbyterian Church, united in the holy bonds ct matrimony, Miss Florence McCalluon of Plctou, to Mr. CIIQSLEYBUBII of Abliey, P. E. I. charming lli n dross of battleship grey taffeta as she entered the parlor ‘and took her ulnco under an arch of spruce and holly berries. .T-he bridesmaid r-w- we. Fdna Mcbsllprn of Pictou, sister of IIIGYDTIKTQWTIOWVOTG a dress

supported by Mr. Lawson Malcolm of New Glasgow. After the cere- morv ten \\'"s served to a. large number nf ‘rjlfllrls. Ml‘. and Mrs. liuell lot’! Vlorinosf-lv on the after- violin {will} for Si. John, N. 13., on a slim" 'Ilfl"“"11l\'\f1l\ trio, They will l‘l‘.ilil(‘. a‘ Pictnu for lilo present.

—_bO1b>

The pulilisliel‘ of the best Far- mer's paper ill the Marltilne Pru- vilicos in writing to us states:

"l would say flint I do not. know of ll liierllciiie that has stood the test of lllllf‘ like IIIINARITS LINI- Nil-INT, It has been :irl unfailing rurnr-rl-y iii our houscliolil ever since l can ri-lneinber, and has outlived dozens of would-be colilpetitors and imitators."

DAVIS AND FRASEWS FRESH AND PORK SAUS- AGES ON SALE NOW BY ALL LEADING GROOERS. GOVERNMENT STAMPED ON EACH WRAPPER. ONE OF THE OHOICEST MEAT- FOODS ON THE MARKET AND ALSO THE CHEAP- EST BECAUSE NO WASTE WHATEVER IN USING. 1372-10-6Mtf.

l » Feeds f

4 NTIYO S

E lnflstock and to

looo sAGs IRAN, looo sAaa miontlnaa, coo ‘ sAos oil. CAKE MEAL sold '1 prices) 500 BAGS BRACK- sn conu AND collNmsAL. , BCHUMACHERI FEED PUL- ‘ vsmzso OAT FEED, 1 aenm mlnourlas.

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00,000 ass rsso WHEAT, < (sis Bags), coo sAas oriouno OYBTER-QHILLQ, 3i amr FOR Poutrnvmuns 1, uussso rant, "corron ssso MEAL, FLAX asss, Cfllllfll oA-rs, run s“.

LIY, Buckwhlat, ‘m. aio.

:QAQAQQAQ

4 Invest price; in the city‘. . WHOIJIALI 4 IIITAI 1

Carter d: Co Ltd

Qllseen. st. Warehouse.

4 4 4 4 4 4 t t

-1 .. . » . "1"" r n

F AN AGRICULTURAL sl-lorir-

rque at 11, South Bedeque at 2.50

CARNIVAL-Arena tonight. I sass

FANCY sALs; at the tea at Notre Dalila Academy Feb 11th and

ADULTS 2s cams, Children is cents at Carnival tonight. ~6835

COURSE will begin at Cardigan on

Monday evening, Feb. 9th. con»

tinufiig lo Wednesday evening. ‘ 6693-2441.

STEVE HURLEY V8. MEPHIS- TO, an Englishman, and a politi- cian in “Follies 1920." I

6825.

DAINTY SHOES FOR small feet satin pumps, sizes 21.4,, to 4 in black and colors——only $3.50. Alley & (Yo. Ltd 6776-2-5ME2l.

COUPON‘ TICKET HOLDERS first choice of seats for, “Follies 1920" and House Next Door."

. ' 6825.

CALENDAIL-Mr. W. W. Rodd. Empire Hotel, city, has Tho Guardian's thanks for a copy of a pretty and useful calendar issued by the manufacturers of Empire Milk-mg Machines or which Mn. Rodd is the local agent.

FUNERAL NOTICE-The funer- al of the lute Mrs. Charles Sillilil will take place from the residence of her son W. (‘.. Srndth, Hunter River on Friday, February 6 at 2

Funeral service in church.

BACK FROM HALlFAX.—Mr. J. H. Skinner the newly appointed jailer of King's County jail, George- town, arrived in (‘harlottetown on Wednesday night froln Halifax where he had been receiving treat- nien in the Military hospital My. Skinner is a returned soldier.

BEDEQUE SERVICES-Oil Feb. 8th the following services will he conducted in the Bedeque Presby- terian Congregation. North Bede-

and Freetown at 7. Tile service at Freetown will lie under the auspic- es of the Freetown Branch of the \\-’. M. S.

SCHOOL WORK.—'i‘he standing of thepupils of New Acadia School for January as follows: Grade 1- 1, Lawrence Gallant; 2, Minnie Gal- lant; 3, George ll. PeterspGrado ll—1, Mai-y hIagdi-linc Gallant; 2,

Mary McKenzie; II, Mary l... Gul- lilnt. Grade llI—-l, Reginald Gnl~ lullt; 2, Gertie Gilllallt; 3, Russell

Peters. Grade IV—1, Eusiblus Dou» cette; 2, Emma Peters; 3. Eva Pet- ers. Grnde V—1, Marlon Gallant;2. Agnes Gallant; 3, Theophelus Gal- lant. Grade Vl-Lldlsle Gallant; 2, Henry Gallant. _

LET U8 SEE WHAT GROUNDS we have for believing the "Briscoc" lo be the best car of i-ts class in. the world. Well, take the ‘matter or the motor alone: It has been ad- mitted by all that the famous Half-Mlllion-Dollar motor (which is the heart of Briscoo motor car) ls the greatest four cylinder lnotor manufactured giving owners no motor trouble and averaging up- wards of 30 miles to the gallon of gas. Arid, when you stop to think or it, isn"t the motor a matter of

nrlly you have one very good rea- son why tho Briscoe should have you,- cnnsiderutlun. Write‘ for cat- ologuo of models. Colin H. Stewart ' Sunlnierslde. 65824-29-MEtf

GOOD FOX SEASON EXPECT- EEK-Jule last issue of the Black ldox Magazine, Newl York, re» marks: The past month has ile- monstrrtted pretty clearly that our industry is booming-and we are glad or it. Foxes have been selling at good prices, and almost every rancher in both the United States and Canada has‘ sold every fox set aside for this purpose, and very high prices are being demanded and paid for any that are not sold. Next season of course, there will be the usual number of new foxes born, and. when buying starts in about May, it ls believed that pric- es‘ will be somewhat higher than last season at-the same ‘time of the year. From all indications a. good season may be looked forward ro.

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BLOW BREEZES BLOW

Wind and weather have no

terrors for the face that is -pl'OleCl9fI ‘by

'0ur Parisian Balm

I

lt ls a ‘delicate emollient for daily use. As it is com- posed purely, of vegetable products, it is easily albsorb-

ed.

Keeps the skin smooth, soft and white and prevents chopping. L

Ghoul‘; be used before and sf-ter exposure to the cold and wind.

TRY IT—YOU'LL FIND rr sxcsateur

1

‘Johnson '8: Johnson

Tho Quality Drugstore "r Zoe. Kant and Prince Struts

‘r THE CHARLOTTETOWN cinemas '~

IHEICENITRAL GUARDIAN y

p. ln. to Hunter River Cemetery. --—_

prime importance? Here, undoubt- Gauam’ Gallant-Mabel Chalssoli, teacher.

beaten

‘appreciated boon in summer to peo-

Tell The World This Woman Says

THAT LYDIA 'E.PINKHAM'S VEG- ETABLE COMPOUND MADE ME A WELL WOMAN

Los Angeles, CaL-“i suffered with fenile troubles for years, was sick most of ' the time, was not able to do my owll house- , work. and I

could not get hehp from doc- _ tors. I saw Ly-

dlu E. Pink- liam's Vege-

table Com- pound adver- f: ,5, , lsed in the

"ewfillaflers. and. took six bottles, and niil a well woman. You can us" .1111‘ 11111110 l0 tell the world the good your lliellirlne has (IOIISVHIO as I shall praise it nlwaysT-Mrs. A. L. DEV-INF}, 647 St. Paul Av- enue. Los Angeles, (‘alltfi

Women who suffer from any form of weakness, as indicated by dis- placements. inflammation, ulcera- tloii, irregularities, backache, head- aches, nervousness or "the blues," should do as Mrs. DeVlne did, and give Lydia E. Plnhalifs Vegetable Compound a thorough trial.

For over ‘forty years this famous remedy, which contains the cura- tive. strengthening properties of good old fashioned roots and herbs, has been correcting just such ail- ments. If you have mysterious coili- plications write for advice l0 Lydia E. Pinkbsiu Medicine ($0., Lynn, Mass. '

A. ,E. TOOMBS headquarters for "The New Edison" the Phonograph with a lSoul. 6814. I

MRS. C. L. MILES 'will be at homo on Tuesday afternoon Feb- l0tll 275 Ilichinonil ‘Street. 6812.

FIRST come, FIRST SERVED, choice 0i’ seats to coupon ticket " holders t'or "Follies 1920" and liouse Next Door."

6825.

ALLEY d. CO. LTD. have the correct shoe for inen for evening werlr—see our dress boot. Alley & (‘o.. Ltd.

ti7.6-2-5ME2l.

THE LAST if you get your coupon tickets now for "Follies 1920" and c “House Next Door."

682a.

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE CHARLOTTETOWN DRIV- ING CLUB w-lll be held in the Secfelaflfs office, Monday evening. February 9th, at 8 o'clock. A full attendance o! members is special- ly requested. 6824-2-6ME2l.

is the standing of School for the month of January.l Grade V—I. Dan-lei Mcltae; 2,

Williunl A. Mckirinon: 3. Lnurcttn dllcillli» iiiid Donald Bryentnli, eq- ual. Perfect. llH.011lIIlIlC8—‘CIlf’lISlllltl. White, Peter McCorniack, Olive Llzzlne Gallant, Andi-cw

BRIDGE THE 'POND.—Tlio well- path across Government Pond from the foot of Fitzroy St. -

MURRAY HARBOR.-Rev. \V.ll. Spencer will preach on the "For- ward Movelilént" nil Sabbath, Feb. ruary 3th at Murray Harbor South at 10.30 a. l “THE HRST wH-L NOT BE p. lil. and Murray River llt-(IJIO. ISLANDER LOCATES IN FRlS-; O.—-4.\ll'. J. .-\. Ma ‘ _, |ent arrival in Sari Francisco frolii§ the State of Washington says the‘. Maple Lent‘ of Oakland. ‘ son ot‘ the late ‘llugli Alzir-Leiiii of, Dundus. Prince Edward island. Mr. ' NIZICLQHIT left his hoiiln about twi-irl . ' ty-two years ago, speuiliiig a Ilillll- I . 1119i‘ of yours in Boston bllt later r-

3¢H0QL WORK.——Tlie following home ln Vancouver, ll. (I. For six

. You il.rll'l \\.1'l' .i .<‘1>\'.' ll"l' . "Jll" o}; turning to his niltlvo ll'l(.'f‘. Abmi. l.. . . . , . ~. ' . » '. " -' - . . L ' ten you“ ago he wont £031“) Cmlllb aliuli _\t\lIl slJlll-Ivll is lulu -—i\i iii .\llllilin-. _tll'|\trrif)lt‘ know the mag- ‘

m“ vnnhwesl where he "n11 1k plnrcrliiln t)l'l1"'*l1l' n liEITlllllIl our . 4n l'iip4- < Dliiirepslll as an anta-

‘ ' ' “" l“ l_\'Ulll' sfnlilui-h ion ulllialrll‘; _\'Ul lr-ill. 'l‘;li-.' lillll\\' that indigestion

. ' 'lli'i iniurr- if with drastic drugs. Ill'l H‘- lllf'i't‘(l .\'ltllilli('ll are so

Rollo n w - - t l - ~ .."""“. ~ . . . - . . .. .

ay eat xgfyillhtl“ Ptovmcml Fm “hell your lilcllls lllul l tll ullil y llPUlll . l'llc relief comes quickly

g ‘ C" .‘" u foil il:lrw>llll'4>l't:ll\ll-, \\lii‘ll yo: ill» (ll ippliilltilicllt! Paper's Dlupep-

pmncls Townshenm Grade 1V. Sn LOCATE _ A , u__ i.l‘lll.i or‘ l'tll~'t‘- soar '! I.I.~'It'.\‘ lllo- unruly‘ tlllfl abox of

_1_ Q11", Gauunhq, Emery White; The fonowigv zfilmcthlr} d‘, , in. .1 ell hood. ‘ \\ h. i: you i. _ wlri-libfzruious indigestion re.

3' Lin“, Gallant Grade Ivy Jrl_ of Oakland i131" Wm b0 Wm] Wm] Iltlfllilfiv 4n lll'ilL .. ll ,rlin. lie: ’ l 4_'lI.-ls_.-n lirllv a: drug stores. m a L Christine “who; 2' Enzwbenl M‘? interest by people here: Th“ l)“7l_|l1lli'lI ur lli-iirl:i:~lll-,_ w l't)lll nr-lili! lain-v lllupvpslvll helps neutralize

vommck; 3, Joseph Gaude,‘ Grade an“ 1.30"“. 1n¢er1,;1¢10na1 Expos, .lil.'~‘l rat a tnblvl 4r! filly}. luy- V illii- sloiilar-ll tI('Ifl>l so you can eat

ill, Sr.--1, Arthur \Vood. Grade film of 191;, ,,,,,.,,r,tpd numpm" in and rho dltllllilvll IILTIY4$S is uilliout lisil.

Ill, Jr_.——l., Peter lllcCnr-nynrg-k; 2, (uklnmlmns m this sum,‘ mm” U, -- ~ ~ s’ r '—- ~ i——-——i-—

lmmlm" Gillltlttli 3- 11111198 Willie- wlioni decidorl to rcmilill iiv-r l‘ ' .\li>n- for u wliili- iii Boston

Grzidnll-l, (Yillherine Mcltae; 2, mnnently. Among the !'i:l4-r iir/wlio on. All" ring: to Alaska, where iiel‘

Illl". iilltl Airs. Joiner; M. Itli-hhllnnr. ‘r who, during lllill i-vviiltul _v"‘l' '

1m- thgil‘ |]]1|1‘1‘lll[.{(*. in far ll ._ a .. li. ll" ! .. .i . ‘llllll family arr fur from thc oill asku, calllie lo California Lin-I . i" . .\l:ii.liu:lr.< um...- lllt""‘._'lltllllt‘. \\'illlzini l‘. is in Everett, that time have been rosldilit n! .i:i-l w».- ‘elili l to lllI‘\-l nu Washington; Edwin in Allin, B. (2.; Oakland. 'l‘h4-y urn’ llzltlv ‘ z ll|llll_\ iil‘ r. lllt‘ livl’. ill‘. lulu-ll}. l-‘. iii lsostml; besillvs llowaril, Print-o i<lll\vlll'll island, .\lr. lrlcliln- ‘ule- of -t‘ll 'lllllt'lll\\'ll, llir‘ nilw-i ‘John tlllll Miss lidllll. Allollit-l’ als- ‘In ‘ lions birthplace hi-iilg ilulllt-r klv- l'l‘tjt~'ll)lt‘l'lilll nivipv. ‘-\'lll|lll 4"-'t'l} ‘ivr i< Mrs. Joint-is liyllds of Ken-

er, wlllle his wile, before her lll1\l‘- ‘mu- loved illlll iw-vi-rwal.

$3‘- ‘ "fir-ii"

HEREVER there is weakness, wherever there in conwalescsncedn- somnia, nerve- rouble, lowness of spiritqor unusual loss o energy, Hllfiwine never fails to do s. world or good;

‘Simply because Hall's Wine restores tho flagging powers by enriching the blood stream and guickening the sluggish digestion, an so in turn toning up the entire systcm. i

Indeed, a doctor has stated that in all his long practnc he has never known Hall's Wine to fail.

HALIJS WINE

The Supreme Tonic Resfordfivd

flail‘: Wins is prepared from a prescrip- tioii- of a member of the Royal College of Surgeons, London, England. It has been rctomxrlended by doctors in Great Britain for over 25 years. -

E3‘. I ~51

1 .~3§?é

:3‘

Lars .. <__

Sold by your druggist- Extra large size bottle $2.25 V '

Proprietors: STEPHEN SMITH & Co" LIMITED _Bow, London, England Sole Canadian Agents:

FRANK L. BENEDICT & CO. 45 St. Alexander Street, Montreal

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lt‘l Illfllll y; , tll _ Utilr‘ l n-r‘.

lli., Lillie Sailds at I

INDISESTISN

At oncel-Jfliapels Diaplyosiii" corrects your Sour, Gassy, Acid Stolililclr-Rclicl awaits youl

‘c can is n rel--

Ill‘ is il.

. lirlni 'l‘. Pilluian, still l~.-- ()lll1'l‘ lll(:ilII)t'l'a‘ of the Pill-

.r' I'll s. Ill

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.\II‘S. Me siiilrtini.

to Brighton Road is a striking les-l tirnony to the fact that a bridge an»; ross the Pond would be a greatly

pe going and coming from Bright- oll. The present cut across the Pond via the ice shortens the jour- rley to a surprising extent as any- one rwlll note who happens to make II. comparison of the distance gain- ed,by a pedestrian taking this cut over the person who takes the reg- g ular route to the corner of Roch- ford and Brighton Road. If some Councillors wish to make a hit with Brighton Roaders and West enders generally they should include ill their cards an additional state. ment that they will do all in their -I power to have a bridge built across Government Pond.

DESTITUTION IN CHARLOTTE- TOWM-Some people may hardly credit the fact that there is at the present time a considerable number of actual cases of destitution in this city. The following may be cited as a particular case:—A young man who enlisted early in 1917 and served with the garrison in Halifax and who was not con; sldered fit for overseas service- was discharged in June, 1919. Since that time he has had casual ern- ploylnellt throughout the Maritime; Provinces. While working ill the‘ New Brunswick lumber woods ho, was injured and returned‘ to Char- lottetown about the first. of tho- year. Since his return he has been unable to obtain any work what-r ever and being without any rela- tlves- or home has been compelled to live in vucalnt barns. He has- been a perfectly sober young nlan and is reduced to the state where he is almost without clothes, in fact he was altogether minus un- derwear and without even an over- coat and for two days was with- out anything to eat.‘ Since his sad condition was brought to the attention of the authorities a few days ago he ‘has been supplied with those necessities and has received aid from the Federal Appropriation Fund; but ls still without work. Considering that this young ‘man offered for overseas service and did all he could on Behalf of his country and has been reduced through untoward circumstances to such a stats of poverty It surely is ssd indeed to think that such a man should be thus redwood. It ls to be hoped the citizens ‘will awake to the vreseirt situation and do all