-.\‘ t/ an

1R

. ny hom

whet a ha... kllbwlliit the

meal will be ready Just heat

ms; ny other Prepared F s-

No work -— nor — pet everyone will praise the cooking

unounx Limited, . ' ‘lib.

in?! my: Beans {or one o! the elicioua Clark

nemeaevs av neurons. r.a., er. um.- ne. sac nausea. on,

Optombtrymay he defined as the solen-

a “c1313

monrnsiu.

ttlilo ex. amlnation of the eye and the ppee- orihing of lenses to comet optical defects.

Formerly the examination of the eye for glasses consisted in the placing of ienaoe bofore the eyes of the patiient until a seem- ingly suitable lense had been found.

Optometry affords scientific and precise methods whereby the conditions ofthe eye may be readily and accurately determined. With delicate.’ Instruments and the use of light rays the faulty, condition of the eye ls

diagnokd.

“fin- Sl v

Christmas.

‘.4

V’ ad and Bu

ecurrs» and Cakes baiood wit wn Bread and Muffins from our .ssving the coupons toeaeh In ‘ hown, in this space.

st on getting any of these brands svQaeeure some of these premiums. There

clown Milling .60.. ‘Slid-

can a: noasou. mm-

. rloii

l

\

.IT

from your grocer. ' ere co/uoons in

IJAY.

Hutcheson

OPTOMETRISTS

‘csee

ea were ‘delighted with the good things they enjoyed eat-

na baked with Gold Bond and omurcuy Flour.

n ' w; ioeiehrsted m. Flour Whole Wheat Flour and every; on the eilverttable W!!! 9'9"“

lave

TQpAYj

You will receive a statement of your account in today's mall. ‘

KINDLY MAKE rmvritn-‘ur;

We iieedihemiiaslré;

to payafmamirliacturorsb falilnjgdue. - ‘ - Thank you!

z.

Bills, now ' '

vaifl full sizes at. 25 par cent discount.

c Position. Full particnlaro on sp-

iliifllilila

THE lliiiill

SHOP from Hoimsifs iiataleg.

CLEARANCE sale 'at Brantford Farm. Froachfort postponed until about February. 1st See ad later.

. 1121M Ii

BRASS BEDS, very massive ile- lii three different styles. all

Pawns LN‘. 11220-931

LADIES FUR .60K1'6, cloth costs, surge dresses evening dress ea. shirts" silk and wool sweater coats ardiacounts from 25, '33 1-3 to halt price art. Patone Ltd. ii-di

own. eaavica - Join Vtho classes at tho Union Oommor ' i College and get in line for a good

pliostlon to Prin. Moran.

y G.W.V.A. —Commsndcr Lewln will lecture to returned men on “The Sinking of the German Fleet at Scapa Flow and after." at the G.W.V.A. rooms on Thursday eve- ning Jan. lath.

"GENTS AND JOYS Overcoat: suite and overalls, selling at Pa- ious l-Ard Money Raising Sale. these wonderful values at. dis- counts from 25 to hall price. Patons Ltd. 1120-931

JUDGING BY THE’WAY THE‘ .. ..‘ are taking ‘sdvantaso of the money raising sale the values must be right, the quality the best come and share .n the bargains. Futons Ltd. -

OFFICERS ELECTEII-At a meeting ol’ Prince Edward lodge, No .14 A. F‘. and A. BL, Stanley » Bridge, on December 27th. 1922. "St. John's Night," the following ‘ol- flcials were duly installed. M. 'M#—' R. J. Anderson; S. W.-Waiter Mac- Kenzie; J. W.—-W.Williarns; Tress. -—-W. T. Weir. reelected; Ssc‘y.-—l-l. S. MacEwon, re-eiectsd; Duncan MlcKeuzle; J. MacKay; S. S.—~E‘imer MacLeod; J. S.—-St.lrliug M-aclhty; P. Found; Marshal~C. R. Morris; Tylor—J. l. Stewart.

Wrihto 60cfor29o per-pairs SBNOLAIRS - '1_

11th for Children of Mary Gard all? in the ibaague of the cm: a .

—Cburch of England Service next. Sunday invited.

Ltd Money Raising 5310,

S. D.-— D.—Lem

Chapr-‘H.

OH I LSRBNQ WOOL MIT?‘ Mi

RESERVE TH URBDAV Jill-

doaos-ao-rmw imxnnmau sonooi. notice’.

at 2.80 p. m. All cordially

rear via-races all widths, s. Silhir $9.00. for‘ $6.75 at Patons;

fl220-l8i

ORAPAUD AND SPRINGFIELD," ~1Church of England service at. Craps-ad on Sunday. January 14th at 11 a. rn. and at Springfield at 7.00 p. m. Sermon. subject "His Father's Business." All are cor- dially invited

CHRISTMAS ‘FREE AT CRAP- AUlL-St, John's Sunday School. Crapiiud, held its annual Christmas Tree and entertainment in the Rec tory ou Tuesday, December 26th‘. boiih afternoon and evening. During the afternoon over fifty children en= poysd the games, while in the 9v‘: enlng the parents and ‘friends came ln until the house was almost filled to its‘ capacity. to listen to tn splendid program rendered by the children, under the supervision of Miss ‘McKinnon. At. the close of the program Old Santa appeared in the person of ‘Mr. Crilly 1.0a, and dia-

9 8i trlbuted tbs presents from the well ‘

laden tree, much to the delight of the children. A very pleasing leo- tars of the evening was the profili- tatlon of iMrs. Lowlrher, the fai orgaulsLof a puree o! money. and to Mr. Rand, the iayreader, a boili- tlful fur coat and sleigh robe-dot‘. use in ‘the parish. ‘Phase worst all magnificent gifts, graciously proj seated by the parish of Crapaud‘ and they show the splendid spirit of loyalty l and harmonious good-will that prevails in ohe parish. Another very nice feature was the bringing. by many children, of toys and riso- ful articles for the children of the

KELLY“ QRQQQ - Allildllgh‘ mg . o uosticators

have vrozzzal$d gr ngmd wynqeyivery generously supplied the good the recent snowj‘ dampening our ex-

has rendered tra-WMW RB" and our once almost. isolat- thrifty suburbs. Mess-

McAvln _and Lcsliti

D1811)’

for us this year, storm besides pectunt spirits, - veiling impossible‘ - busy village is now . ed from its crs. Thomas Tralnor have returned to IS. D. to resume their studios spending ' of Mrs. ‘turn will many friends

be regretted by thsi

a visit to Saskatchewan to hi

home in Kelly's Cross. He ape luau ‘andvequiue drove from

suits of the which lasted

of P. E. I. week end at

uatc nurse spent the

to spend the winter

‘_ turned to North Wiitshlrs, wher . he is studying teiesra-phy.

Toothache ?

Mlnard‘e Linlment makes an excellent counter-irrit- ant. Bathe the face and if tharo is a cavity in the ~‘ tooth place in it n place of ' . cotton wool saturated with ltiinartfs.

MIIARIY! LINIHINT

The Family Medicine Cheat The Family Hetllelad OBI!

the

mm- .

iiiiii Thi

"flied °""€§."*° i?‘

are assuredoi best service and. satis-

and correct lenses. .

v

_, Protestant Orphanage. thus demon-

after the holidays at the home s? John Duffy. Their derpar-i

and will leave a.

Campbell recently returned from

aka highly of the Western Provinces and. his many fir-lends are glad to we mm “mkmg healthy “q "QWIKZTHl-Zaudalhzei-gezfi: 3426x3383): Fats slay your ‘hand ,cc_r_ned in ‘having the roads openedfFor ‘i am still aimnh. up properly affér""a“storm'."“" This (Dec. so). when Mr. Levi’ rraiuor,°"§g:“1u§ggdb§;flgéacofggfgff h‘: ,f'0_li.da, so its up to those in author?‘ ity to got busy and to sss that all- vlmm" 9"°w'“°'m tiiilllefiegovti? our 9.03:“ llaigdwihzt for two days pre- M B“ ‘- "ums" Mr" Dame‘ Murphy U’ F"°°‘f::y fllrfu-ltlravellgiugte ;:g11¢._1m§i'rhere are so Smmy heights Balls McCormick spent the weekl end in the clty.—iMr. Archie Auld is K n , busy training ‘his speedy horse. o u‘ t ‘ M em? 5 "d-rousldes" for the ice races. This "M5- 9 3"” ° 7' and "- coming season and intends to give Amos Hogan. ‘Mr. Oswald Kelly. some o; the fast ones a 10.. for ‘gniaatnftgg fimgiggryfirnglygelfilag ‘their monoyr-Ws are all rplaased to‘ ‘ Cm“ “Glee Club" m“ m“ week hear that IMr. Geo. T. Beairs-to out in Pirovl- ' deuce. iMr. Fred Murray of Fern- - wood. was a recent visitor here. Mr. Waiter M. Campbell has re-

ous. A manifestation of both hu endurance ~was witnessed here Sunday mormingj

Charlottetown, not- withstanding the apparently insur- mountable banks of snow, the re»

town was a recent visitor to Kel- ly's Cross. Miss Lena Duffy, grad-i Hospltal|

With no rep-,_ . utation in.» build... : but with nnestab‘

faction when‘ you came here for eye.

ma: u‘ DREC-HA“ A v‘

strafing in a practical way tbs teaching that it ‘is more blessed to give than to receive. The ladies

things provided for tho supper a! well as to lend their assistance to d in bho serving. We >‘l1l0po for other good times iu the Rectory before the winter is gontr-(Patrlot please copy.)

‘ and old poop e feel and 2;l‘..‘.‘.‘.2'..°.£1'.‘.'°°'. an women and h ma‘: 3W5" Drug Co. Ltd.. 8.3.2} a-a-_-.-_~+- -_,______ zaiixgiilii inspector is ohtsgain i" recent sevens. _-- ‘

m, our,“ Rum“ mntiiiisiazay t ny figure Ln European politics. ll. "Harm! View" the guest of Mr. John ‘Mii-yh-Jfr. EiIlDlIIItLf-Mgufl]. if! ‘I wi-Pfllfiiilz his speedy colt

Kickapoo for the coming races on Oove Head Bay-Mp 3'4"‘! Mild. spent Xmas with Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Crasvleil, Wiuloe. “Mr. Jae. Allan has about donned 111i all the fast ones on tho roads in this Yltfliilty with ‘his speedy mare. "Prairie Belle" and intends looking for taster company in some other vicinity-Mr. Hilbert Ib-izneli, our popular merchant, intends faking a owree on Motor Mechanics at. the Technical School in the near fut- ure, Ho proposes buying a. motor truck next season to facllitato the handling oi his ever increasing bus- lness.

Roast Beef Still An English Dish

. ‘DQNDON. Jan. dr-ilioaet. beef still deserves to be regarded as a

Silliiiillili

look yeuu

butter and eggs.

minor-lea. ‘moss are the replies he has colved:

Austria-Stamina of the uat built up on a vegetarian basis. (Yh-ile-Jwheat Jlour, bonus. food. Meat seldom eaten.

ant part of diet at present." Japan-Little meat eaten. -Norwoy—~i..ittle meat. eaten. IPortugal-‘Moat seldom eaten poorer classes.

nlflcant.

Lents (totalling l8 weeks) and the two weekly fast days. peasants.

Serbia-Eighty per cent. of

and other yegetabieo, . fipuln-Juittie moat eaten.

cove mass NEW8.-- T... school is progressing favorably

the teacher, dvliss Kathryn Wool: nan-Miss Dolly IMCKPHDOII‘ la vis-

f.

i S to

condition owing

hi-i-‘Q

6

Quality ‘Purity Accuracy Results

Our ators has. obtained its enviable rhputatlo by the recognition of our own indi- , dlvlduai standards of quality. ln_our estimation It reprise- ents the ‘highest possible quality obtainable. Quality is more than purity, for a pure‘ drug only may be a weak drug. it is‘ more than fresh- neea for a fresh drug may be an aduliisratsd drug. it is than strength for a strong idrug may be too . ng." We use the highest huailty er dnigs obtainable.- “They. aes tested and known to

at u proper relative strength. Quaiity ie a vital point in

dlntlon it a moarauit‘ the medicine. winter

itiug in the city ‘illeclgciilfiilt of gear,

tvmborary vacancy iu~ the socinlimlm- Mi?“ Mm” '_M nnmL“ $5115 1 Willi! drink

circle of Kelly's Cross. Mr. Hughizllglvtgf fimggiisegaglo": iliiiitidihglifiaglfltud decilerhilrinir again-

\the guest of his uncle, Mr. JasuMc-i _, v g H

Cormuck.——'l‘he roads iu this vlcin-‘voh, Death. ‘hold. off—-v

Iify at present. are in ‘a frlghffulri am m; ma.” yo“; the recent

isn't that wsriit,

INSAT I ATE.

der the painstaking management]; cannm segm

"P0 set enough of Life‘- cated! r

With rs red wins l' am iutoxr‘ vdi _ I

Dash uotaway trofn my w lips the cup!

" 'Stiii“to"nry-'l'i‘ps;wl.:ife, hold. chalice up! ~

Ah. yes. miy eager spirit Asks so-much— " There arty-so many things l to do.‘ ; »

‘Thai l would ranch:- few! _

All, no l have not Had enough of Life

ful and-sweet; ~ But i have only trod, ~ The narow way-s:

known my feet.

‘There is so much Beauty i would see,

That l may miss . . ..l i this boon, o Fats! And Death-droid off! Give mo a longer time!

-iRuselie Mercier Montgo

On the afternoon of Friday,

vala School examination was Quite a number of payers and others

interested

present. The examination of the

work dons during U16 "W!"

various branches was conduct the teacher Mis Jean E. Stews slated by Mrs.

was careful an work. Mtcr the exam school work was over Stavert tool: the chair lowing program was carried Song, ltrlss Kringle, by

Rev.

Boil.

Stewart, gMary Proude, Miriam Dollar, Dollar; Recitation,

Recitation, An i1 Jlerbls Dollar: . body's, Picture. peoitatiohyhk Ghristznas ‘fly-flier; Riecitatio

N,

Monologue,

htoltsrum. Just be

“'"°"’“"'i":'.:.'::i: e

or. It's the 06;:

or Weak, harve-

and Mil.

‘it, and more cereals, fruit, milk, _ To show that

kidney and maize the principal

| Gormsny-rlifeut "uot an import-

Russia-Meat consumption insig ‘Eggs, ‘mil-k and butter, the stable loads during the four

‘Rumanla-‘Meat seldom eaten by

peasant classes live on boiled beans

Life, lifty-the cup, l am ilnsatlatefl ‘

So many ways-to go——-I know so

The worid- is wide-ls wonder- ‘

The far, strange places have not ,

Life, l'ft the cup 1 am lnsalisie 1_

SPRINGVALE SCHOOL EXAMIN- . ATION

ember twenty-second. the Spring» the parents, rate;

FB. Dollar, Miss Bes-

d painstaking in hoi‘ inaltion of the -

.23 L. [- '

Merry Christ -,

mas. ldabal iIii-(iiwli Recitation, l9 .41 Stanley Gillespie; Recitation. H0 '- l Played Gilli-S. '

‘ r ‘.. ' - ~ _ _ _

and me fol“

‘Morenca’

by Homer Mathis! on, The TwontySixtiH ; Recitation.

w Margaret Diamond; "Christmas Spirit, b Edna Proude, Miriam Stewart. Florence

a my’ iet (tlllespio; Solo. xmex;

1 wail a

‘bra.

Iii" Bani Zlliaroff. cQnaidered W‘ "i 15° ‘"1084- liowerful influen- °19I iliaiiliifiiiio. bas- now undertak- ih. to “nnganite and enlarge the Qlliiaa metal works, so as to Miter Roumanian- oli fields inde- iidant of foreign mgtqflahj ‘Sir {Basil Zaharotr is . the well k owns-British oil and armament ltiliifel known also as the mys-

13“ liliiycd a great par-t in the treaty making at. Versailles, and ll 411s Near East crisis.

‘Hie business it of world wide ramifications. and ho is consider-

vsurvsl ‘A

.. I"! ‘i t

oil one of the richest men in _ali Europe. V v _ ‘ _

_ Offered in Charlottetown at the ;_.-. .5 ‘ would be better if we ate less o , ‘ ‘._ w

f8-

blticher style,

‘°“ and have rubber

by

0D

m, pair......

i: ‘fh Q2‘ t Special ‘bargains

8H1]

the guaranteed.

long‘

Qt

i =i

i tirl

beg "fir hi“

. The Greatest Bargains Ever

Purdic-Ferguson Shoe Store , e2 The following are a few of our outstanding values :— '

M‘en’s mahogany or yblack Boots, Goodyear welted, heels attached.

1 , 4.5 '.' Made onabox we as‘: per pr $' 0 10 to 25 per cent. off all our ‘-

Men's black ‘box kip bluchel‘ Boots, sewed soles and rubber" heels, made on good last, per pair

M-en’s mahogany or black Boots, Goodyear welted and have rubber heels attached, miade on a French toe last. The latest style, only per

- 95

......---e.a.-. -

i‘ Skates! Skates! Skates! balance 0f our skates to clear at 25 per cent. discount.

Boots for men and women.

Ladies’ suuall size Boots and pumps, to clear at per pair . .$1.00

We have the best line of Rub- bers in Canada-AMES-HOLDEN RUBBERS to fit and suit every member of the family, at lowest ‘possible p1'ices."“"~" ~Every~---- pair-draw»

We are run-hing a strictly CASH BUSINESS, that is why we are doing a BIG BUSINESS, and, can se1l’s0 much cheaper.

Call and see what we have to offer before you purchase elsewhere. ‘ j,

URDlE-PERGUSON 12:‘ SHOE C0., LTD. :4?

Li’; Successors to D. Gordon ii Co, Sunnyside, iharlotielown, i’. E. l‘

W 01., u’. here u»! . i i ‘Somauy homes 1 tonown-e using Century everyone remarks "h" P buiiiifill. white, clean, flavoraomo Salt ...'-"¢';1*.“‘“.:i:c marry" ‘Y"'""“"'",...... _, W Iii 6 y onewes-vacuum and it. s really the best. Salt on the market." Dominica Salt (‘as United ~ Iaaulaoiarcsaadllipfly

SECURE

We are clearing out all our u msn’s and women's Felt Boots and ' Slippers at 20 per cent discount.

stock of Hosiery, in silk, silk and . wool and all-wool.

W0men’s small size Rubbers to

'75 clear at per pair . .. . f. . . .50c 1a Ladies’ black Satin 1 Strap l‘ mi Pump, has Baby Louis heel, per T‘ i , A .0 ‘ “r , _ . O- Ladies’ mahogany ‘high cut. f: Boots, recede toe last and military .‘ ._- , The heels, to clear at per pair ..$3.49

s?

Ladies’ ‘Gaiters, made of broad- cloth, in the, 'b0ot top style, to 0

on Hockey clear at per pair . . . . . .$1.0

Ladies’ high cut Boots, mostly broken lines, worth up to $8.00 per pair, sizes 2 1-2 3 and 3 1b-2, to clear at per pair . . . .. . . . . 41.98

25 per cent Discount off all our Ladies’ Mahogany Strap Slippers.

. - »O-rrder..by_mail cif- inconvenient to shop. Postage paid. i ..

mery.

.990‘- held: weré in its

ed by rt, as.

R. H.“

out. l-ieien ‘Edna

Bomb

by l-lslsa Stewart '1

nfllihd v

Merry‘, , i

i -rtutusutsrewswunr- - ~ bl - . an interesting program for the visl- CURE FOR DESERTION the culprit, in a state of nudltfi W9- has to make his way; and as he_ gThfl iiffllly and useful gifts ‘found A curious custom prevails in darts past the women belabor hiin_ . . gilt the tree for the teacher were the New Britain group of islands, savagely. . 11°11 lil-iiiiwiatcd. Each child then in compelling u man who has no By the time he reaches them slid " . {fcseivcd a box oi candy. a christ- glccieil his wife and children to or the row he is exhausted. and .‘_ 1' mas card and an apple. ruu the gauntlet. covered with blood. " Y ‘" Hatter all present had been troat- Two rows of women extend for This qaunishmeut is [manta ,1‘ oil‘ to a generous supply of candy a ihstauce of several hundred feet dreaded, not so much on 1°‘ bytiw teacher. a very pleasant and each woman bong armed with e. of the physical mirroring it ‘ "l profitable afternoon‘ wars brought to stick. tails as the 'man is an ou ‘ ' wcloso by the singing of tho Nat- Down the avenue thus formed afterwards for several oaks. m,‘ aal Anmhsm. , ' l"; ' “—"=-=*=, s». ‘ ‘_,~ on.‘ y’ . . M ., v _ . I