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I 'T "Vs ‘° '*“Y ’“ “il” l"°"‘“““- It is a hopeful sign of the times thaii the

Anmv Ano ~Avv vs-reams ,press in the neighboring provinces is tak-

You will get a lot of

comfort right now from a guaranteed:

Hot Water Bottle I

There are so many

uses for such a house- hold necessity that _no one should deny them- selves of their usefulness

Ours are sold with an

absolute guarantee as to quality, the seams are re-inforced and each hot water bottle is of full ca- pacity. Prices $1.00 up.

Let us show vou our

complete line of rubber

EUNIS- IWC feel SUFC it -iii-'i2`.'i-v.l§1.i'§".i`ii...°iir“i§`.'}°°ii iligimeiligié appeal tf) yOU, ' tl1ey`ar@ all sold out. The price is

I _ ,

. I ARMY AND NAVY VETERANS IN

EA; CANADA.-A pu-blitz rneetir ot all

Central Drugstore

bresterdayl ('1ol.0nel nloore presided ,- __ __ _ _ _-H over u -representative gathering. Af- cA|_zooNrA ctua.-'rite nm-its W’

t`onr'.ert Vommlttee -have secured tire .~er'vices of Prof. S. N. Idarle as rnusiczrl director' and at~corupariis't, for rho concert to take place on January

24th. and 25th. The splendid srtcce.-rs!

ot last year‘s concert is -still fresh in the nreniory ot' rrrangr people. ’l‘his _ve:rr'.s` per‘t'or-mance will c-‘xr-ell any- rbinrr given in the pas-r. 2026

FUNERAL THUFISDAVY.-'i‘h,e

|'uirl\r':rl of xlrlt.-2. Ed\vnrtl White tool: place ’l`lrrtrsda_\~ morning at nine :fr-loclt from her l-arte r-esirlerrce, Graf- -ton St. to St. Duustan's (‘nt‘lredrni ii0rNir-in high Illrrss was sung by Rev. l~`r. .\l:r\lrice lvlncdonald. The furrertrl r-or‘|t-'go was large. the pall Iieurerg be irrg .loinr »t‘us‘r`ord, Stephen McGuigan, .iris-. ()‘lir'ien.Jas. 'Short-_v, Robert Heron :md Prrtrick Dennis. The numerous lim-:ri :ind spiritual botrqttels told ot' rho high esteem in wiiiclr the tlecens. r-tl wars lielu. ’i`he services at the _:r‘uv|= wcro corrtl-ucterl by tier. |~`r. .\'Ir'f.)|l:lid.

ijoi

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MEETING in the Market Building on

MacLean will preach on Sabbath

orsble.

navy Veterans on Monday night at

building. ` 2025.

, HALIFAX CATASTROPHE VIEWS ~-A most interesting booklet contain-. ing 40 views or the Halifax catas- trophe expresses that which words cunnot adequately tell. This splen- did souvenir can be obtained at Kor- ner-News-Novelty Stand, corner Great George and Sydney Streets,

50 cents.

ill

interested ln the tormation ot’ a branch ot' the Army and Navy Vet- erans in tfttrrada Association was held lu the City Court Itoom at noon

endorsing the action ot' the next

-nieeting in forming tr branch of the Association rr ('omrnittee was appoint ed to nominate air executive commit- tee which resulted in _the following ot't’icers being elected: ilou. Presid- ent,(‘ol. Moore (who by the way

ned the active Militia in Canada in

1862); l’resi<i'ent Major- l\`. B. Mcftae: First Vice President Lieut. Philip Palrner; Second Vice President. Ser- geant Hlnes; Secretary-'l‘r‘easurer. Major J.. W. Stanley. Severrtl com- mittees were appointed including a financial comrnittee consisting oi' (`ol. Stewart. Captain l). 0'M. Redd- in and irieut. George Moore. Tho Executive (‘ommlttee is as follows: Major- \'i'ebb Stanley; l‘:rpt. ('. Mar- tin: i.ieut./ Phillip l~}. Palmer; (`ol. Moore: Lt. t‘ol. D. Stewart: l.t. (`ol. J. R, Allen; Major i“. B. McRae; Maj- or 'l`. l<`_ Fttllerton; Sgt. (‘_ Hines. (‘apt. ll. O’.\‘i_ Reddln; Major li. l-i. Stems; Lieut. G. r\-l. Moore. A. com- mlttce'\\'as also appointed to organ

tr \\'omen’s Auxiliary in connect- witli the Association.

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ECLASSIFIEDADVERTISEMENTS

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Clanifled Ido, under this held coat ons cent per word per insertion wherel cash accompanies order, with mini- mum charge of 25 cents per invar- !l0n. Count your words andmave mon- oy by remlttlng with order. Stamp: accepted. Ads. taken by phone or nent by mail will be charged at 2c. Mr word, to cover book-kteeping char- gel, etatloncry and postage On ao- counti. \

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MISCELLANEOUS.

HE CHANGE TO A REMING-TON 'I‘ypewriter has brought roller' |'rorn corresporidcrrr-c pressrrre. rin so rrrarr_\' ollices that it is err.-\ll._v worth _vortr wlrllc trying ony out. A. Millie l<‘r.r.-ver. I-lalifax, N, (‘_ 20l2_

HELP u AN'rED-_1vrAII_E

BRIGHTIBOY IS WANTED AT

Guardian Office. 1841-12-22Mti.

' _ , ., ing u the rievance already complained of ,Monday mm °l_7`3_0 °c'°°k` M5' in Thlie Gugrdian with reference to our

"E°"LE'S °'*U"°"-*"`*‘° Rev- D- Winter connection with the mainland sn. inet. at not 4s ..i1o.so. nrgarrsra railway system. It is hoped that this _in- §~t3"7°' “‘-m““‘})§_“ 32° §°°P‘.§" C"(‘;*;'°l{ tolerable grievance having been so persist- _ gow ,#7 ,;_ ,,,_ ,f ,,§§,ri‘,§.,,,,°f§",,. fx. ently pointed out to those higher up the

‘ necessary means for providing travellers at

MMV AND IE, MEN, do no, least _with information if not with accom- for-get nie meeting or me army and modation shall- be attended to before the - ,mo D, ..._ ,,, ,he ,..,,,,,, ,,, ,he Mum. car ferry resumes operations at the'Capes.‘

The St. John Telegraph says:

'I`Irc .service between thc main land and

|'rincc Iid\\'ar'<I Islaritl needs the :attention of the men higher lup. The public I\'uo\\'s that thc dcrnzrnds of war' freight Iruvc overlozrrled thc I. (‘_ R, It lu\o\\'s~ that r':tiI\\':r_\' passenger scr- ricc has ricccssariI_\' bccn curtailed to some ex- tcnt owing to \\‘:rr"'ronditiori.s. It I\'uo\\‘s that thc car-l°err_\' tcrrnizinls were uniinislied when wintcr sci in ,and that sonic d’cI:t_\' in daily op- eration is often nrizrvoidablc bccrtusc of ice

t'onditiou.~'. '_

In other words. thc public nrakes allmvancc

for conditions be_von`d control. Hut what thc rcspon_~'ibIc ruinisters should :tsccrtain on behalf of thc public is what part of the present \\'r¢-tclrcd .-:crvicc is due to had jtrclgrrierit .'1ud irrconrpctcncc. :md is tlrcrcforc .strsccptiblc of curc. and what part 'of it is duc to cruises :rt prcscnt bt-_rorrd bt-tlcrmcnt.

'I`o spcud from twelve to .scvcritccrr hours on

:r journc_\' from St. _lohrr to t`IrnrIotlelo\\'rr, or from Charlottetown to St. _Iohn, with hours of

means for worneu and children, or old folk, not to speak of ordinary citizens who harbor the old delusion that the purcliase of a ticket nieans continuous arid rapid progress to one’s destina- tion. `

'I`o the pubIic’s natural irritation over the

nature of the service itself there is added-- qnite unnecessarily-a sense of injustice and futility, because there is not published prompt- ly, accurately. and continually, up-to-date information as to the train and ferry schedule, icc conditions, the probable ‘tiruc occupied by the journey, and such other facts as thc uncer- tainty ofthc services renders pertinent and ini- portarit. This department of the work has long been conducted with :t callous <Iisr'c;,far‘rI of public opinion and public rights. 'I`hc public will put up with trnytlring, or almost that, for :r time: Init 'thcrc is ar limit.

I'resum:rI\I_\' thcrc is ,sonic rcrrsorr which

trzrnsportrttiorr experts rc;.{:tr‘d :rs iniperatirc which starts :r train from (fh:rrIottcto\\'u at .six in the morning. und from .\`l. _Iohn :tt :r <|n:rrtcr to sc-\'cn on onc line and :tt ,~'c\zcri on the othcr. 'I`hc reason is not rr (`lr:trIottcto\\'n reason in the one case or :r St. john reason in thc other. 'I`hc railroad rrrcrr in:r_v bc ri;»_'|it about it, but they ma_\‘. on thc othcr' hand. .bc wrongg. 'l`l1f- pnbIic'.< rcprescnt:lti\'cs_ wliosc iriducncc with or over railroads should be much gr'c.'rtcr in thc future than in thc past, and wlrosc knowledge of railroad scr'\'icc.-‘ lo the people should be mort- pcrietrating, will doubtless .soon find time to rc-

vicw :ill tIrc.se-corrflitioris. If they do,,t|rc_\' will iind that uruch of thc trouble is not I>c_\'oufl remed_\'. .\`oruclirnc.s if relicl' is not prompt thc paticnt dies. In this Island Inrsirrcss tbcrc is nccd lor spccd, :md for that rcsolrc of the sort

wailing :rt junction points whcrc no decent pro- vision is mzrdc-_ for thc comfort of .strrlled pas- .<cr1gcr'.<, is to realize fuII_\' what _.such rr scrvicc _

zrpplicd by men \\'ho :irc not :rIw:r_vs irir|ir'c_sst-tl by the assertion of snborclin:ttc.< that this or that is “impossibIc." I C

ALL ARMY, NAVY AND MILITIA-

VETERANS are requested to attend the meeting in the rooms next. to the Board oi' Trade room in the Market- Iinildinr; on Miondny night nt 7.30 sharp. 2025

PRESENTATION OF MEDAL,--

Owing to cancellation ot` the' Souris train and tire consequent inability oi' prrrents oi' the l-ate Pte. Peter .-1-Jneas McAulay. to be present. at the pre- .~=rrta'tiorr oi' the medal won by him which was to have -taken place today has been postponed to rr further- date. ot which due motive will be given. The )i`iliitair_v Medal won b_v Sgt. Norman l.o\v‘tErer will be presen-ted to him at 1:! noon today by ills Honour the: i.ir»utenant Governor, in the Legisla- rivtr t‘ounci Chamber. The public are iriritr-_'ri to be present. `

ENTERTAINMENT AT COVE-

HEAD.-'i`he annual (`lir'istruas _tree :ind entertainment. t'or the Methodist Sunday St-lrooi at <‘ove ileud was held in the church Dec. 26th. Owing to illness Rev. Mr. Dawson could not he pre- sent. The Superiuteudant Mr. .l. S.j Mathew occrrplcd tile chair. A full; house greeted the perr’orruers who all did their parts well. special mention

AGENTS wa NTED I

PORTRAIT AGENTS WANTED

WANTED A STEADY CAPABLE

man for city milk delivery. Apply Charlottetown Condensed Milk (Tom- anv.

Scnrl i'o_r' t‘trtulop:rt¢=.s. Prints, Solar' Ii :init llrornide. lfinislretl portraits

t’t:nvex or l~`lnl. l~‘rt|rrre:-i, Glass and __

1954-12~31MIf.

all supplies. .Vlc'rciiari.t.~‘_ Portrait WA ctr.. 'rrimrnu 4 2o1:i-1-srvrr~:t;r.I W.,

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NTED - MAN AND BOY T0

rk in factor' \tIcl)onald &

!i .Ll1i

'ft-”lfl'&\@\\\Wf Annual Meetm

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is due nn original paper by Miss ll. .l. Bovyer' entitled “The S. School as rr factor for-` good." The friends are very grateful to Mr. F. D. Webster for lending his excellent plronogr`.rph" and were _-_-,lad to welcome Mrs. .\rtl\-, ur- lloberls again. Following is the- program :-Opening chorus, choir, next n selected scripture reading inters- posed with music which was much enjoyed. Phonograplr selection. Pup- er Miss Bovyer. Solo- Bessie White. ltr-citation Jean I\lcEachern, Solo Bessie Mc.-.ll/lillzrir. Ret-ltation Julia \Vhite_ exercise, “'l‘ho nicest' tree". liclen \\'hite, .lean l\lcl~}a<,-herri, .lulia \\'hite ant: Pearl Jay. Phonograph seiectlon. Recitatlon l~`r'.rnkie McMil- lan. lllu,-ic “0' (7anadri" Heleir. Ed- ward arid Howard White Edward ac- corrrpanist. Pbonograph Selection. Duet Mrs. Roberts and Mr. Webster tr-ucorerli. Recltation Garfield Mc- Eaclrer'rr. Collection. Selection hy t‘iroir, next came the distribution ot' <-:rrrtiy und presents from the nicelyi tit-r~orr»te~" tree while eX"("e`Ti`e`ill“"ll'dl*ne unrdc candy- was pusssed around. 'i`l:er-e wrrls the usual exchange ot' girls between teacher and sclrolnrs. 'l‘o the or-gariisi Illiss .\lr-llorrald was pri-scrrtetl an errvelope corrtuiriiiig rr sum of ruozu-1' trout the corrg-r-egatlori. lt is very pledsnrrt to he rernernberedl so :ind whilc Miss Mr.-Donald thanks the frienrls for their generous gift, she thanks them still more t'or the itlntily feeling -which prornptcd the gilt. The entertainment was brought to a close by singing -God Save Our- Splenrlid men and God Save the

Klutz.

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2,000 KILLED BY MUNITIONS EX- PLOSION.

(Canadian Press Despatch.)

S'l`O(‘Kl-IOLM, Jan. 4.-A Huparuu-,

dn despatclr says a munitlc-ns depot| on tire Russian southwestern i'ront| was blown up recently and all build- ings within tr radius ot' two kilometres destroyed. Two trains loaded wltlr Possacks were wrecked. causing the death of two thc-.rs-and men.

PERSONALS

.\-Irs. \\'. H. P. Irving. Pape ’l‘ra-

verse, is visiting in this city, thc arrest or' Mrs, E. ll. Mat:Eacherrr.

Tho many friends of Mrs. J. L.

Godkiu. Grat'-ton Street, will regret ro learn of her serious illness oi' pncu- nr-oniu in the P, E. l. i-iospltai.

.\li.~vr Belle Jamieson ot' Halifax 'ras

arrived in thc city to spend the winter with Mr. 'und Mrs. J. G. Jamieson. (`lt‘-'.

Among the' visitors' ro the (‘it_\'

'l`liursda._v on rr business trip were Me:~:rsr's G, \\'. \Veeks. (‘. I). Morri- son and G. I-1. Mori-isorr oi I<`r'ederit-- ron. _

Miss Elia Gillis. ti H. t`. student

returned in thc city _vcsz-terday morn- inr: after spending ber' holidays :rt her home in Belle River.

Miss Adele Palmer' left Wednee-uiity

night by the (far i-`er-ry on return to

_ PAGE Tartu!! '_

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i 4. at

Matinee 3.15 Sharp--N ight 7 & 8.45

LAST CHANCE TO SEE

I CLARA KIMBALL

YOUNG, »

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I “The Price She Paid”

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A sPr.ENoro Prcruruznrron oil* "1 na

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BY onvrn GRAHAM rr-rrr.-Lrrs '

' 7-BIG AcTs-7

wA'rcn 'rms PAPER Pon Ntrrrcns or

coMrNc BIG FEATURES -

WE EXPECT TO HAVE OUR PROGRAMS

' REGULARLY AFTER THIS WEEK

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WHL-‘N vor/ /wr ANY ART/C/.15 /-‘Rom r/fs you 1_7/1/v /rivow THAT '/'Hn or/A1./1'Y 15 ‘szrrezfrers AN/J '/‘H/5 /urs/1;N /.sf

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C. W. PATTERSON

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AGENTS WANTED TO SELL FO

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"the old reliable Fonthlll Nurserl- _ es." We teach our men to sell. GALESMEN.- EXCLUSIVE LINE

llxperionce unnecessary, highest commissions paid; handsome tree equipment. Stone & Wellington, To

roni o, Ont .

1494-12-MEti~llDec.31st.

meer- .___-H

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owe. Wood Working Co.

1980-12-illiliti

for city. town or country; Big carn- irrgs guaranteed. Permanent all year job No experience rreces-sary. \-Vrlle Luke Brothers, Ltd. Mont- real. 1926-12-29M-Gi.

non same. -.NA

*FARADOR MACHINE TO LET BY

woelr or month. Apply to 224 Eus- tor- street. 600-10~12Mtt.

OLD NEWSPAPERS FOR SALE AT

fi f-evils pm- bundle. Guardian Othce.

1li80~12-7Mtr`.

NTED.--SALESMAN FULL OR

spare time tc- handle a high grade seller- for a wealthy and well known company, Splendid income assured to steady reliable man. Apply to ll. ll_ Gardner, Merchant's Casualty <‘o., 164 Queen St.. Charlottetown.

1976-lil-1Mtf.

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'HEAVY BROWN PAPER FORI sale, excellent for putting under

‘ ‘l EACHERS WANTED

oiloloth or carpets.‘Apply at The '

oust-alan omce. 132-10-some Tf{;°"ER WA"‘TE° F°R WEST

T0 LET.

ynlty School. Male preferred.

Apply to Francis Chowen, Sec. R. R.. No. 7. Charlottetown. i

» 1939-12-29M6i.

T0 '0LET.-ROOM IN PRIVATE -~

irrnrily with or without bonrdITEACI-IER WANTED AT ONCE FOR:

tgentlcrurrrr pr-I-l't-rrotl.) Apply ul. this ntllt-r-. 188-I2-24M'l‘l".

Central Farmers

WVIIIIIIIIII

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T0 BE HELD I'\'

PRINCE OF- WALES COL- LEGE HALL

anuary l6tIr, `l7t

Commencmg-at 11 a. m.

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Public __»eetlag the evenin

ol’ the 16th Inst.. commencln at 720 o’clock

l)elegate's names to be in

Secy"s. hands as soon as pos- sible. ’I`bose attending are re- quested to buy tickets on the

, St-andartl (Yertltloate Plan. good

trom Trresdny till Friday.

THEO. ROSS--Pres. J. H. GILL-Sec'y.

Charlottetc-wn. Jan. 2. ISHS- 20‘74 I ’iM5E1l"l

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Alton ltorrrl School. District 211.1 .lolrn ll. irunrl. Sect. liliill-l-4M2i pd.

been connected with ofthe Cliarlottetown

V MR$_ CATHER|NE H|GG|NS .f\ mo.-‘_ kind and clrarltuble soul Q

pa.--red to its eternal reward early Y

_vc tiortltay when. dtxrtli clalnred thc ’

urortal remains ol Catherine, widow - ot' t.he lane (‘Erarles' Higgins, nt tho

advanced age of 82 years

The late' Mrs. Higgins- had always.

since she came to the cl-ty, runny years ' °

ago. from Maine. She had no rela~ in take and most._eff!C|P? tives in the city Inn made lriends of lf] l'CS\1ItS.... .. ....... 2-) all who came within tire' clntrmlug irr- iluence of her s' en ersou litw

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Onto sl-s-tier; in the United States, is

the .sole remaining member of her g

family. 1 r

'l`he luneral cortege will leavo her J

late. residence at 2.30 ‘ Sunday '

a.l`-ternoon for St_ Duns'i.an's Pathedrnl.

enc to R. (‘_ .emetery_ in -the passing oi' Mrs. Higgins a § -

truly good woman has gone to her ~ 3°-“UU” "‘f‘*"""I» R- I- P- `U.\\\\\\\\\\glIA\\\i

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rl-.i::ntr'eai, after- spending t".lrrlstmns `° V _` "H _-qi » -` with her parents. Mr. and Mrs, Il.

IN MENIURIAM l

I . Headquarters For I if ‘ I Printing and Bookbinding

- Order Your

Pr inting- l\ow

_ Prices are bound to advance even above , ' th: present rates. Paper will be dearcr and 0

hard to get. -

If Your Stock is Low ORDER NOW _

I WORK DONE WHEN PROMISEEID. - Archibald Irwin, Kings Pri'mer

I 13 Richmond Street . - |‘hon¢~. 201 I i 'I""‘1'.§-

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