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19 Tom OiShan 3e Burns itbncert. 27 Burns Concert. i-‘eb. 2 iDance and Conversations. " 9 Scotland's 1o Modern "cit

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" tzenehlp h Mar. o Scottish Wit and. Humor

With the exception of tho Bu“ take place in the Club ‘Room. Rich Admission

ginning at 8 ddloch. diallv invited.

llll Lecture lloiirsé- for i922‘

Jan. 12 Scottish Ideal! in Education ten-with QXilllii-nntory

PM is Empire-building B3 The First vflcottish Settleis

tti Canada's linking System

23 The ‘Stuff Canadians Are Mme M 30 When New Scotland W115 and“. Apl. d Parliaments and Parllamellerlans l re

1d Modern Medical Views on A; 20 A Musical Evening Arranged 5gb"!

dtiiice- ilwiid island

lilr. S. N. Robertson. l..L.D. notes Mr. John Anderson

. ‘Rev. J. F. Denny "Mr. K. J. Martin. l(.(‘. IMr. A. J. liiita-tdai-i ‘ ROY. G. C. 1‘;1yl<)r 1M1. C. Lomer lilies HOV. will. V. ltlcDiinnld illoli. Justice Arscnnuii member ‘Mr. J. E. B. fiiicCready ‘Dr. J. C. Houston Prof. and Mrs. Duncan

m‘? Concert. all the entertainments mend St.. on Thursday evenings p... to the lectures free and all cor-

lowriss-Tiiiniile Wedding

One or the prey-inst weddings of the year was isolemnized in titanic- tbodist, Church, Charlottetown, at high noon yesterday when M155 LOLtlG Ermine. only daughter of Mr. dt. ‘B. Tovvriss. Manager of the llnion Dank, Charlottetown, and Mrs. Towriss. ibscamc the ibride oi‘ Rev. George Elwood Triniihle, 11A. of Toronto. The church was artis- tically decorated for the occasion by the young lady friends of the bride who. although but a few months resident iu Charlottetown made a host of friends, many of whom were present on the auspi- cious occasion to extend fellciur tlons and good wishes,

IPrompt-ly at 12 noon the bride. escorted Iby her father, entered the Church to the strains of Wagner's Drldul March from ilyohengrin. beau Ylflllli’ rendered by the Organist, Prof. Fletcher. and joined the bridegroom at the altar. She look- ed very Winsome in a beautiful blown of white satin. with bridal veilhnd orange blossoms, Ileforo tho-marriage. ceremony the choir sang, "O. Perfect Love," aftor which the nuptial knot. was tied by the pastor. the lbw. G.\V.li‘, (lieu- rlcnning. Tho bridal party lllrll leiY. the (iliurcli whilc iblcnilelii» s0bn‘s Wedding March was being played and drove to the Russ Ilo- tel, where a dainty luncheon was served. by Mrs. Mclnnls and Mrs. Waller. After luncheon tho happy roupio left amid showers or confet- ti and good wishes for their future

MARRIAGES a_%_________%_ ________ MaoCAUSLAND-C-LOW. _ A. o... tlllitllmdlst Pmonase. Charlotte- "Wll. I‘: E. l., Dec. 28th, 192i, by the Rev. G. W. F. Glendennlng, Donald lliacLean ‘MacCauslimd, lo Lin!" lilfllifle- dflllgihter of John w. ‘Clow of Pleasant Grove, P,

TRlMBLE-TOWRIBS. -- At the Methodist Church, Charlottetown. F. ID.- i.. Dec. 28th. 192i. by the Rev. G. W. ii‘. Glendenning. Rev. George Elwood Triinble. B. A., of Tilfillllfl. t0 Lottie Erminn. only daughter oi‘ IMr. and Mrs. It. l3. Towriss of Charlottetown. _ DEATHS. POOLE-At. Lower Montague, De ceinber-27th, Cornelius 13.13. Poole.

OOUQINS- At Balitlchhot i8 on Wednesday. Dec. 28th. 120i, Archi- bald Cousins. aged 88 yours. Funer. ul on Friday at 1.30 p.m. from late residence.

CAMPBELL-Jn this city on Dec. 20th. to Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Camp. bell. a daughter. Congratulations. NICHOLSON-At Victoria (True... Dec. 27th, 192i. Donald Nichol-son. aged 77. Funeral ‘Thursday at iwi o'clock to tialleytlelil Cemetery.

“WASHINGTON, D00. 28. —- Sub- marine controversy revealed so wide a difference of opinion, waiting the powers that the Arms Dele- gates are seriously discussing n

home in Toronto. The Guardian unites with their many friends in Rood wishes for a happy journey through life.

plan to leave the whole question of auxiliary warship tonnage to a lat | er international conference.

, i‘ vllATlfiiw-lfle per llne per do over. 8e per line per day for i line. "Group: of ii figures. I “Dorian. discount for cnh. Acl w‘! Horde , t“

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‘MUSSEL MUD FOR 1922 DELI» ry, any wharf in Illilsboro Bay, iiilway Wharf, Charlottetown.

or Summerslde twelve dollars

per car of twenty-five thousand lbs. Order now. D. L. hlclilit non, Montague.

FUR FARMERS AND TRAPPERS. attention. On and after Novem- ber 1st l will buy for cash all kinds of furs, and, as usual will pa highest market prices ac- ‘cord ng to grade and quality. i will aleoreceive silver foxes on consignment for liiessrs. li‘red'k iluth and Go's. London auction sales. My connection with the lending fur houses in America and Europa keop me in constant touch with the best fur markets. and 1 am in a 1105mm! i‘? handle an unlimited quantity of furs at the best possible advent- sge to the shlltlier. 1 sllefilfllllt) in silver fox pelts. and my facili-

ties for handling them are sec- ond to none in America. Satis- factory prices, and service

doubled my business last. season. and l expect io double last sea son's business this year. Watch your sliver foxes and pelt them when at their best. Correspond- ence soiiciteil.--E. ll. Rayllei‘ Summersidq P. ll). 1.. Agents for smirk l-luib and ca. London Augglgylfiqlep, IN Pilfk Q 188i. a E. l., Southwiirk, Lmiiion E. C.

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keeping. Furnace hmtetl-

wln.nn;‘¥;..innn won moz- ford. Suppl-uncut $1121.11" llfltiftl mm; Bggnllitfillilll hliiclloii-iifl-

top of right ear. Owner can have _._._- -- _ ‘ "'"'\0 bv paying for this adv. .WANTED»'A scrvind r" hitch’

phmp (‘Dunno and g0“, near for Angiollustiiui suicpi. Silli- mvm. plumom $120.00 volcil. J. ll-

lluntain, iSccrotarY- _._-—~ "'_“'_"_m TEACHER WANTED. Second 0f‘ third class. for bloom-Jill"? School. No. ltil. Schooiroom newly lliilshctl. Voluntary s\1i>i>l""“"'- $50.00. W. J. Wortmon, SM.

'\» nocliibrd Square.‘ _ __ ,__,____,,_. -"—'* " f West. ro t? mo‘ 3510i: u; new rilfifniiqldlmcttrlllfif.‘ ‘t’; m," _ - ' ' w - l _ l t stem. Apply i H: fine e0 is v ‘iris-Maiignxtkiiltzigmlnd. Smpmy MBM“ O l _..- Trustlies. 2*‘ ‘ _ pfl-qfl‘: Llnilnon‘! for Iinrnn. Flir- WKNTIQ-FQOIID dill OOll. 01" . l .l that. rovers a “l” I- .‘ “d”“‘ lad" hqf licrformanccs. ' . ' ______ i l .. . Fgfitnfllolwwlt-ilmxltlstelirfmhliliev- With tho nnci-niifllfiinqgiliz6mflli; ton Marlow. Kinkora, 1R. n. No inni- icw men 3, 9,3,5 m”; _ , _ _ __ undertake. . -. . . _--

UHAIIPAUVD. ‘Thurs.

' --' 2 (WWW-widens of our ‘"1’ "s delivered i»..- u... school

fiéflfsf" i" Pitt's. ‘Jt-ltlltlilt parents

BOY WANTE I b0)’. about iii o“ smart‘ honest

Years of age. Enquire at odlce of (larters Bookstore.

WOBROADCLOTH GAiTERs i... alien in all shades, reduced u, 52.9.. Alley s. C0,, 1...;

WJHE CONCERT and pie social wt was to have taken place in Keilys Urciss Mall, llflg been p951. Doncd until ionigltt. Dec. 29th.

CHURCH SERVIOES- iScrviccs nexi Sabbath. Jun. 1st. in St. An. drewsi (‘liurt-li. Orwell at i1. Sub- Jem- "Y@9l"il=1)"'; in Orwell lieiid ut 0.30 subject, "Tomor.

THE METHODIST sUNpAy SCHOOL Christmas entertainment takes place in ii-lenrtz lvfemorm] ilall tonight. at 7.510. An excellent program of recitation and song. Special offering for Missions.

KINDLY REMEBE-RED- At a re. cent splendid Christmas concert given in the Baptist Church, Cape Tormentlne, N.B., Rev. E. S. and Mrs. Weeks were the recipients of beautiful gifts at the baud or "s33. ta" as he stripped the well stocked Xmas tree.

THE ANNUAL SUNDAY SCHOOL christmas treat for St. Paul's iSchcol will be held this even int; in the Parish lHilll. Slippfll’ for the children. will be served at o, and the program oi‘ Chrisimas fun to which parents and friends are invited, will begin at 7.30. Children are invited to bring gifts i‘or the children of tho Orphanage.

STRONG PICTURE PROGRAM- The screen portrayal of, Elinor (‘rlyrfs masterpiece “The. Great blomont." with (ilorlii Switnson in the star role maile. n. derided hit at lit‘- llrinco Edward lust night. Scenes of the pilgrimage of the Knights of Columbus to the Vali- can at Rome were also shown and cllciied considerable interest.

FORTUNE BRIDGE NOTES- The enterprising firm of .l. S. l-‘r-ancis and Sons are iloiui; a rush- ing business as usual. 'l‘his manu» facturlng plant has grown up in ourprovlnco from a small repair shop established over fifty years ago. They now do all kinds of rc- pairing in addition to large quanti- tios of new work. Farm wagons. sleighs. etc. The writer thinks that ii‘ more industries were oper- ating here we would have ii ‘better country.

FRANCIS‘ HIGH GRADE SLEiGHS.-.Ail tiii- popular 3131.1; can be bought Oil viiig.‘ terms, utl the itillowiug |llui'3>'1 ldrost until Wood Cm, (fharlmietqwn; M, FA itiloy, Ilclle River; Joseph Francl

' (‘rnp.'iiid; ’i‘bii.-:. Ni-sbitt, Tyne Vul-

ley; .\l. A. .\1c!\'cli..Alberiou; Thos.’ Andrew and iSon, Summersldcfl CutliiYe and Cutliffe, liuntcr xllivemi Loo Prought, Cherry Valley; ileu-. ry (lrccn, Cardigan; 'i‘. ii. Rayner.‘ Summerside; Patrick Farmer, Kin- kora; John (‘utiiffo llTKl Son, Fred-l ricion. ‘

WHO SAYS HORRIBLEST-Jt is propuscil to have a real old-time- Ncw Years parade of “ll0rrib|es" through the cit.» next .\londu_v af- ternoon. This will delight the hearts of the kiddies and may ‘ne mad..- luto a good advertising scheme it‘ u llllllfllfll" of prominent merchant's’ teams turn out in gala trim. A meeting is to be held this evening at tho iblucLalne ‘Service Station, Grafton "S/treet, at which oil interested in the idea are invi- tcd. it is proposed to start the parade from the Niaolniiue Service Station nt 2.3.0 Monday afternoon. XMAS ENTERTAINMENT AT BELLE RIVER~ That tho people o: Belle iliver and Flat ‘illverdo not’ lose interest in school activities when they leave school is shown by the earnestness with which they enter into any program that has for its object tlic betterment of the school or social life of the enm- muniiy. On Thursday. Dee. 22nd. they gave to u. most appreciative audience, onc oi‘ the most enjoy- mhle concerts oi’ the season. The proceeds are for educational purpo- ses. The teacher at Ilelle llivt-r presided n.nd iho best of order iprc- vailnd throughout. tho whole even- ing. lloth tcachcrs wish to ox- prcss their sincere gratitude to all who helped to inakc. llie concert such u sucocssi. l-‘ollnwiilll i=4 iii“ programs: ta) School Program-- l. Opening chorus. A Xmas Son‘; 2, lli-cilutlon. "A Wonderful Tran ‘l. Solo. "My Dolly." 4. (‘hellis- “Good Advice"; l‘i, iltccltittion "Our Dollies"; 0, Flag Drill (PIIPOFHU- (b) Adult Prililfn-ln" 1- (lilfiliilléi Chorus, "Canada. ‘The Land oi‘ the Maplo 'i‘rac“; 2, Duct. "l-Pi U!" iii-st of the \\':irl:i Go 11y"; 5i. Dill- mgmo ignojppipd"; 4, Quiirtettc. wiiv (‘ilii Kcntuokv liomo (encor- Iliuioguc, ‘lhlnrrylug ll. Poor‘ n ; -"., (luartoitc. Silver Threads \--....._. o... (zoiii (savored); 7 p; i.._._,..._ “The iBungtnWD Lyceum“ g i~ .... --,\ Perfect Day" (ericoreili 9, ltci-liution. “Caleb's Courtship"; l0. Male Quartetto. "Romair in the (lloamlnm (oucored); 1t. Dancing. The isnunrn lliirlrllmlfl‘ (savored): i2, Dialogue. "lniiikiiiiify Verify sioiis; i3, chairman's "emnri"; Chorus. "Viriillllllif; 15~ G04 M” the King.

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Men's coon soars"... a bar- Kaln this week. Don't delay. Get one. low Prowse Bros. Ltd.

THE WIINULOE NORTH Xmas Concert which was to have been held yesterday evening fu take place on Friday evening i ‘sad.

THE ANNUAL S1‘. JAM 8 SUN- OAV SCHOOL oi-i-sirmis ruse ald- Entertainment wiil ‘be held on Friday Qvening at 7.80.. in-St. James Hall Silver collection.

MARINE ENGINEERS» Council No. l5 N. A. of M. E. meets Thurs- day. Jan. 5th at 8 p.m. All members requested to attend. ‘G. Clifford Gillie, President; Chas. Cummings, Sec. . '

ASK ANY PURCHASER of a Brunswick phonograph from us m. Christmas how they like it and you will want one in your home for New Years. The W. T; Wellncl‘. Co. Ltd. Queen ‘St.

F1001" INJURED-- ting down small trees on Messrs. Prowso and ‘blockin- non's fox ranch a. few days ago .\lr. Freddie Welsh received a bad gash on the foot with the axe he was

using. The cut is healing nicely but it will be some time beicre 3n. Welsh can gel: around again.

iVhilc cut-

CHURCH OF SCOTLAND- Rev. D. M. Lamont will preach at Nine Milo Creek on Thursday 29th at 7 p.m.. zidso on Friday 30th ill 7 p. m., at Canoe Cove, Saturday. Dec. ‘filst at 7 p.m. and on Sabbath, Jan. 1st at Churchill at 10.30 a.m., untl ‘in Peoples (‘hurch at 7 p. m.

WELL KNOWN RESIDENT

DEAD~ There passed away yi-stcr-l

day afternoon, Dec. 28th. a well known and much reispecteil resi- (lent of Baltic. Lot iii in tho person of Archibald Cousins. aizi-il till. 'l‘hore are left to mourn three sons, John S, of Park Corner, \Villl'im o.‘ Baltic nndJames on the liOmPSlPfHl, also three daugbtors. Hrs. itobi. Mai-Neill of llamiey; blrs. William Acorn of (‘olvilliy WaslL, i‘.S..~\. and Martha. who lives with the latter ifuneral on Friday at 1.120 p, in. from lriie residence.

FALCONWOOD CONCERT- The paiicuts of Falcouwootl llospital enjoyed their annual Christmas 'l‘rcc and concert last night. ‘There was n. good programme of vocal and instrumental music in addition to some splendid motion picture films. sent io the hospital by Dr. Patterson of Bale Verte, WlllCJ

i were chiefly of a scenic nature and

beautifully colored. The concert was attended by the Hospital trus- tees and other visitors from the city in addition to the patients. who each received a Christmas ‘par. cel.

MASONIC ENTERTAINMENT- The musical portion ol‘ the pro gramme at tho Qiiasonic installa- tion held Tuesday night was sup- plied by ii. quarietto consisting of Bros. C. Ii. Earle, (l. E. ilitchlc. also rmellenpsolos rendered by; llro. Wm. Wiihn. oi lCleveluno. Ohio. now a resident of our city and t".. l-l. Ettrle, Jicv. Ilro, Capt. G. C. Taylor responded to tile 1:011:41. “The il-‘ratcruity" and Bro. Past rand iiiiastcr. J D. Stewart “Our Country." The remarks of each tending to impress the Broth I'm prcsentl wii-th the wonderful past oi‘ iho ‘Masonic Fraternity and ilie great nefd in a irrowini; (101111- try oi‘ those virutcs lnrulcnted by iblnsonry.

CALENDARS APPRECiATED.-- Tho Guardian is again indebted to blossrs. W. K. Rogers Co» -Ltd.. insurance agents. who handle in- surance in all, its branches, for handsome 1022 calendars. As in the past seasons this flfllfS cal» eudars are well chosen. with rare artistic taste and, from the dainty panel calendar for the home to the large office ones each vies with iliv other la beauty. The frontspiece of the larger calenadirs "il/‘hevre the Fox ltnn" is from the original painting by lvviliiitm P. Borne)’ 841d shows a pariy of friends who have spent the day cntpoying tho excite- ment of the hunt, tracing their own trail on. tho maps of the shire in. the library of their hosi. Tho coloring in. tho picture is superb and is a work of art well worth possessing, Tho nth-er calendars picture two wiuisoine young @111" dren and aro entitled "Gems of Beauty." which they truly arc.

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‘STOCK enormous

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Exchange).

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Wheat Dee. 111% May 11556 Jul;

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Meals served at all hounii

EDGAR WH ITLOCK Proprietor.

Opposite Stewart's Bakery.

(lam Dec 48% May 54% July

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Oats Dec 34% May 84% July‘ 395$ '

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P, llooper and Aiithur Bruce.-

‘ ‘The liteitlltlmeiit” A

A Triumph oi» fiiiil Art

Gloria Swanson, beautiful and charming, made her debut as a ‘Star in her own right in Elinor Glyn's. superb story, “The Great Moment" which scored a triumph on its presentation at the Prince iddtvrard Theatre yesterday. The beautiful young star was at hcr best in the role of Nadine the Gyipsy, supported by Milton Sills.

.‘“The Great Moment" is lavishly staged. . The scenes in iSt. Peters- burg. (formerly the name oi’ the Russian capital) Londovnhnd the Korgeous festival in Washington arr a feast. for the eyes. The costumc= worn by lilies Swanson are a dc- llght to the. feminine eye.

Electric Power Plant For Whole island Still a Possibility

“The realization of the proposed two-million dollar electric light and power plant for the province. a bill of incorporation of which was put through with some alters--

tions at the last, session of lllPl Provincial Legislature, is sill] quite feasible provided the time

limit: for the building of the plillil is extended." said ML w_ ;_ O'Leary oi.’ Montreal. one of -tlic principal promoters of the scheme.

in an interview with Th» Guardian ffhresentativo yesterday. hir.l OLE-dry is on a brief visit in his.

.F‘ior supenb settings. lavish cos- tumes. excellent photography. and good story value, The Great filo meat" is well worth seeing,

A picture of interesting scenes of the Vatican and the pilgrimage of the Knights of Columbus to Roiuc concluded an excellent picture pro- gram whicli will be repeated today and this evening for the last lime.

PERSONALS

1311s.; Lillian McKenzie. City, has gone on a visit io St. John.

‘.\lr. J. E. lSluclaiiulll. P.. left yes- terday morning for Ottawa.

iCapt. D. J, McDonald is in the city.

iMr. and Mrs. E. 1i. hlonklev, Summcrsidc, are in ilie city.

Mr. P. U. Edgett of the C. N. 11.. Ziloneton is registered ill the Revere dfotcl.

hirI-hf. J." Iiiclvcr, Van llurcn. blaino. potato merchant. is in iiic city. '

Mr. .i. lliirris, dlalifax, was a passenger on ilio wr-stcru train this morning’.

Cilisses Mae Sllliphaut and Velda Taylor. of Granville. are visiting in the city. the guests of Miss Iics- trice. Vun-lderstine, Queen St.

‘.\lr. l1. J. Gaudot ot‘ hliscouche is registered at tho Revere liotel. lie leaves Saturday on n business visit ,to Quebec.

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Mr. Fcntou Court who has been "or the past few years in 110K111"- . a-t present visiting his father. Tdr. John ll. Court, Donaldsion. i . I Mr. R. l}. Vnaldcrstlnc of ltoyal -Bauli. l-lalifax, who spent Christ- mas at. his home in ‘this City, lei".

brother, Bishop O'l.e:iry, and nlhnr fricnrt: in ilic city. and‘ is stripping wizli ills Lordship at the Palace,

S rural niiunr lillflfilllnyy: made iu ilic bill oi‘ li|i't)l‘|lf)|;i|lIill have. not met \\'llll tlic .-.;iiiri~~.';il iii‘ [hi3 .

hrflllioters. who feel that when in "iteration their plant will be of in- estimable benefit to the whole pro- vluci‘. They arc however, prepm-ed to accept any reasonable terms on

condition ilint lhev lie given suffi- cient limo to build and lnstal the

enormous amount. of machinery necessary to insure successful op- oraton. “The building of the spe- ciai steam turbines required would be a twoyeam’ Job," said .\lr. O‘Loary. They could not think of iwltliig under way in a your or iwn years, in accordance with the terms of the bill. This is really tho only obstacle in tho way, he believ- ed; and if ai the next legislative session the time limit is extended the work could be started wiihoui further loss oi‘ time.