~ Makes sweeping easy.

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alt kills gcrms. Bright- , ens floors and carpets. 3; Always have a tin of <1 genuine Dustbane

hand when you sweep ' Sold by leading grooers Packed ~i n 5,' arrels and kegs for “ large consumets.

A A. Williamson

Representative

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General Distributors Charlottetown V

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um., \vins10e south. nov. R. n IMPORTANT Norms 'ro Ao

` pectiuily reminded that copy am

instructions' must be in the Guard

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ES C _ ‘O I A REMI~ND.vE_Fi-ifinyone buying 5,?

stock in the Interstate Oil and Re when the latest hour for change,

llllill IS IS CICEXD, jilICy, W€ll-fll:lVOI`€d and fill tised,l is reminded in forwardine

bo`di(,d___ ' l`unds to either send U. S. curren

This is the chew that all critical tobacco usersdemand NEW ANNA'N"___Th.,¢01|owlng is fe

the one tobaccthat gives m`ost complete satisfaction the standing of New Anno" "H001 um, ,,,,,, and ,,,,,,,€,,,,,.,,,L(;,,,,,,,,,,_m,

trict Passenger Agent’s illce, Jan

ry_ 13th, f1920,

‘ Ask for HICKEY’S lwistj-y u will get the flavor. ,ill-£11,-ay'f°“YG§;‘,§*;“f{,f_§" D§,',‘{;‘§,' I ss

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TAL ,program on Page 8.

C. widths. Alley and C0., Ltd.

-Rev. -P. A. _Fitzpatrick will hold service on next Sunday 18th at Ap-

will hold races on Pinette ice, Sat-

6261-1~18ME1ipd.

An all-torchurch Sunday will be

follows: Black iv I'

a , nion service, 7 p.m. Come and bring the children.

January 18th, H. R. Bell will preach as follows: Longcreek at three p. m.; Clydelltlver at seven p. m.

be “ls There a Hell?" Come and

WINSLOE CIRCUIT. - Sunday,

the 18th January, 11 a.m., High

Rowe, it ioimei pastor of i`ort_\ years alto, will preach in Winslet South church

lining Company ot' Texas its adver-

cy or add 15 per cent. war tux

for the month of December, Grade

Mclnnls" 2, John Mosse Grade

Mill n. Grade I.-1, Ralph Moase; 2, Ehwin MacKay. Grade l. Jr.- 1, Verginla, Rayner. Phonics fSr.- 1, Eleanor Raynord, Anna Hag- garty; 2, Martina Haggarty. Phoni-

THE FAMOUS “HALF MILLI- ON DOLLAR MOTOR,” which is- tho heart ol` the Briscoe motor cars is acknowledged by all to be the ;',i'e:\.lcst four cylinder motor man- :u`:zctu:'erl, giving owners no motor 1_ro\IhEc :md averaging 30 miles to Llzc ;':»llon of gas. Standard five- g‘;\a:;cn;'cr 'Touring (wlih tan up lwlate:-Ing) 'price $1385, delivered In any point on Prince Edward Isl- ;:n'_I. (lou _miaraiiiee this price on ly_on orders _booked at once for spring delIve~v. Write for cata- logue. Colin ll. Stewart. distribut- o.~ for Prince Etlwnrd Island, Sum-

;‘,1er51(t9, I 626.-]-15-MEN A

disappear \v'th HoIlow:1y’s Corn

VI? Eye Specialist °°.l';°..f.;i.°°...';'.:.'.:‘.:.°.”.°'.ar 'r.I.'.‘;

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1 Raw Virginian leaf sorted Ints¢;§r:i$l<;snpr“;lro>.r- to anis ‘ 3-ygsll|f;‘::Ihpe(|;3::Iec|¥r:d:~t-`|;a{ood quality-of the

manufactured product.

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In with each pair of boy'l hook-

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DAVI\S AND FFIASER'S

FRESH AND PORK SAUS- AGES ON SALE NOW BV ALL LEADING GFIOGERS, GOVERNMENT STAMPED ON EACH WRAPPER. ONE OF THE CHOICEST MEAT- FOODS ON THE MARKET AND ALSO THE CHEAP- EST BECAUSE N0 WASTE WHATEVER IN USING.

1372-10-6‘Mtf. \

SAMPLE PUMPS Oxfords. d

Boots' an the intein’ spring 5,528 bla Salmon. 36 cents per tin. Boer th

1o p.¢. on, sues a. 31,5. 4, 41,4, an &

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TRYION METHODIST CIRCUIT.

THE FEDERAL TROTTING club

cs Jr.-1, Bertha MacKinnon. Wa

_ In

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~ - or

Cure. V In

______i__::__ Hazelbrook; John R. Edwards.

`_"‘°""""`°°TT_ iltshfre; Donald Andrews, New

' Glasgow; .Miller Fyfe, 'Stanley

Bri

81'; Stanford Phillips. O’Leary; C. Mc- Lellan, Grand River; Donald Mc-

illan and T. Trowsdale,VCrapaud; mes Connor, Kensington; E.

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IT PAYS to 'buy in this Province." new ammo oRoA‘N asci-

gig ‘Rgfd at 3 P' m' and De Sable glrackley. If stormy will be held 5 D _

» _ ¢ 6

. 625 -1-uamszi a. b

ouowmg day ____ 0 p gis are promptly relieved. Keep a THE Aoiounuso snnusl meet- mile 11181145' “ll the 111110- ‘gil 011°

, o ay you’ve run out of loan’s

urday’ Jan' Nth' .mums at 1 Ing of the Charlottetown Board oi M 1 tr “lock slmm clams A_ and B_ Trade will be hola this Thursday “me”

Frank McDonald, Secretary, "wing at 8 D' m' 6255'

MOUNT STEWART c|RcU|T'___ and sale of candy in Cavendish hall

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held on Sunday, the`18th Inst as mission Z5 cents' 6252pd

R er, 11_a.m.,

Dunstaffnage, 3 p.m., Mount Stew~ MNORTH R'vER'_Ther° Wm be rt U

ti 0.

“NORTH RIVER FIELD-"-On All

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::Warts are dlsilgurements thai F019” Aiberton; William Mcoreg

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_ Dr. E. C. -Harris

Office, Royal Bank _.a Building, Chariot- _. I tetown. _,__

Office Hours: V I 9.30-12.30, 2-5. A

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ey boots we will give a hook- ay stick.

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st Church on January 18th at 2

_ S.

DONALD and family take this op

Subject at the evening service will portunity of 'thanking all their kind

friends, who -by floral tributes

hear. _ spiritual boquetn and letters ol

condolence showed such sympathy

CANADIAN NATIONAL RAIIL-

, WAYS, CHANGE OF TIME, JAN

- 2 ‘\ ° (Canadian N0 all °h°°l<S» PW* 0*' u/mv 19TH 192o.~/rhs time mba

Ask 1:01' L/K £5 Twist lice. money Orders. etc- on

' 6267 will change next Monday, 19th inet

ull particulars will be given in ad rtisement ln this paper on Friday

P. W. C. DEBATE.-The weekly e . . 1

Society was held on Tuesday, anr s attended b all the a n

e President Mr. Neil MacLeo<

presided. The subject for debatc

s “Resolved' that the Govern' ment of Great Britain is' more de- ‘

ta : _ -D. S. MacLeod, Miss Isabel Mur chlson, Wilfred Howatt.‘Mlss Wood side, Con.--Trevar Waye, Miss Margaret Nicholson, Carl Coilin gmtulal-1°" lm ° Miss Munn. Critic, Eric Love. The Speakers showed by their swell pre pared addresses that they thor oughly understood their subject.

VISITur¢S T0 THE CITY. - mong those in town attending the

rmers Week are: J. A. Dewar

man, Bedcque; James Monaghan

eid, Rollo Bay; Ludlow Jenkins nd C. Tupper Ferguson, Marsh- ilel

ard Larkin, -Hamilton; F. G.

_ _ F, ,_ , _M Long, Tryon; C. J. Cook; Kensizng-,

, ,om _,_ w_ Jones' Bunbury Farm; John Elsworth, Comwall; Hard- "` ’ Ing

sins caused from n cold are soon reli

B is

IE . box

ROMO 'QUJNHNE Tablets. There only one "BROIMO QUININE,"

5I§¥é3I€¥a!€$I€lJB*$lE$9E8@i€5é9I‘

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degree the ,tate of onc‘a health. A pallid skin or mud- dy complexion and the pres- ence of blotchea and plmples usually indicate impure blood. On the other hand a rosy

'blood' - ~~ '-

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5.24

liquid form all ready to ul ' into the blood and give yo strength without taking dig-

estion.

Wil.

PRICES 605 AND $1.00 PE

Johnson & Johnson

. - ,I NOVELTY SHOPPING BABK-"

` 6236-1-14-ME2|

naar QuA|.|rv Vai-msn comm-`

oss. o24s.1-wus-ai. {

8236 1 14 MEZI

W

y 22nd for the big concert in

CAVENDISH HALL.-_-Concert

rlday evening January 16. Ad-

eaching In the North River Bap

clock. Preacher, :Mr. Ackland. P

.are invited.

MR AND MFI GEORGE Mac

hel I~`ri

their recent sad bereavergqent.

~ ~'o25r

bat it

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Office not .utar than twslvl

on each day except Saturday

new copy is 10 a. Vm. dti

rho

Prince Edward Island Divlslox

ozzo-1-14ME4i >f

___ WHS

Ren

eting of the P W C. Debatin,

and

y tude ts

the Second and Third Years. mid

suit

u

cratlc than that of the Uniterl “°" tes The speakers were Pro

brid

DY

d when the usual vote was idk - _it resulted in a_ large majority

British Democracy.-G.

eting that are being held in VI

L. A.. New Perth; M., M

and Percy Miller, Lot 16; Theo

dge; John Cougvns, Park Corn- Gecrge B. M utt, Malpeque;

t98(!

watt. French River; Hugh Mil- and David Murchison, Corn

II; (‘. E. McKenzie, MiIton;; J. Thompson, Tryon; Edwin

hum

d; Wesley Keel, Stanley dge; Wm. Pierce, Sourls; Ed-

ing can

Dewar, Charlottetown Royalty.

'*"'°°"’"`*"' and

A.

eved by taking LAXATIVE

W. G-ROVE’S signature on the . 30c.

If

head hard

§Is¢s¥%as?x%as#sartistasiaisiitsaaasssaxtnsaasfsasarasaaasaeasalaa

olor in Your Cheek

A glance reveals in a great

i

Catu

comblexion denotes rich, red

unlssszinou 4 w|N . ,_, ,qr-sb Ili .purify the blood a use it to im nrt a rudd

H

'<D|,M

v bw to your cheeks. ' rms in foes moraine

_..-

I-155

'rake it now and yon'Il feel ‘nt" during the indoor sea-

DOTT Ll

The Quality Drugstore

ithout rubbing and helps drive

. A _ 'H1

RESERVE THURSD V Jun” no muse, no bother, no stained

kl ' -

All drugglsts-35c, 70c $1.40.

fined $5.00 and costs at the Police Court this morning.

A MEETJNG of rox msn will he H

issue. 6266.

ORWE-LL.~Servlces next Sab-

well at 6.30 p. m. In Hall at Uigg

FOX MEN interested In the re-

sort of the ‘island delegates to Mon- treal will please attend meeting in Board of Trade Rooms', Friday ev~ eniug. 62646

ALL LOVERS of good music

Iiiss Gurney at the Organ Recital Friday night in the Methodist Jhurch.

WEDDING.-A very pretty wed-

ling took place in St. Dunstan’s fathedral yesterday morning when Vliss Beatrice Arsenault, daughter

Mr. J. B. Arsenault of this city

iphore Gallant of Egmont Bay, who recently returned from overseas

flourse in the Trruro. College. The

Perry, while Mr. Emile Arsenault ‘ pported the groom. The cere-

groom'5 uncle Father Theodore Gallant of Sturgeon who also at- tended the 'wedding dinner at the

s d g od wishes in

which the Guan-dian joins, the hap-

,Egmont Bay.

Many will regrett to learn of the

serious illness of Mr. J. M. Laird, of Kelvin. ' _

v .

Mrs. >SImon Power, Pleasant

house

Miss Jean Auld, has returned to

Edgehill, where she is on ’~

the Q) ` _

holidays in the city.

. Master George Auld, who-has _I been spending the holidays at his

Messrs. John -C. McDonald,

Minir McNevin, Fred McDonald

came to the city yesterday in Capt.

McKenzie King meeting. ~ 'llha Captain report the roads fine com~ ing by the Ice from Long Creek.

£0-#Q-0

und got 1 ounce of i’urmint (double trcngth), and ndd to it M pint of hot water and a llttlo granulated sugar. Take l tublcspoonful fo

times a day.

This will often bring quick relief

from the distressing hcnd noises. Cloirgcd nostrils should open. breathing become easy and tho mu- cus stop dropping into the throat. It in easy to prepare. costs little and is pleasant to take. Anyone who has

should irive this prescriptionatrial.

Farmers

January 12th to 17th f Crockery

BLACK & C0.

RAISING' A RIIMPUS?

. -"TT"-

LOAN'~8 LINIIMENT, KEPT HAN- `

DY, TAK'E-B THE FIGHT OUT L

OF THEM - _

Sloshing around in the wet and en-the dreadful rheumatic

wings! But not for long when P

SHQPMNG BASKE1-s_ fancy cn; Sloan’s Liniment is kept handy.

.B om), $125 Aney ,md C°_ Pains, strains, apralns-how soon

' ` ' __ . _ . in

G

is old family friend penetrates

awa_y! And how cleanly, too-

or clogged pores. Muscles lim

r up, lumbago, sclatica.. neural-

Sloan’s

-m-9-o~¢-<-

OLICE COURT.-One drunk was

_._ _ I

d in the Board of Trade Rooms day evening. See ad in this

h January 18th at Onwell Head 11 a. m. I nSt. Andrews, Or-

l

Friday evening at 7.

uid ‘hear Prof. Chadwick and

united in marriage to Mr. e J. Gallant, son of Mr. Nic-

is now taking an Agricultural _

e in a becoming blue tailored was attended by Miss Ida

ry was performed by the

e’s home. After heartiest con-

young couple left by train for

PERSONALS I 4

r Artemas Moffatt Mayfield.

J# Y L " , l

` “Tho Haberilashery”

' 1

FAR ER' WE K 'PECI L§

We have a few Real Bargains for out-of-town cus-

tomers, Farmers’ Week. The prices we submit are so low that the goods will not stay with us long. .

Come and see us while in town.

_ . _

. __ __

4 ONLY BLACK DOG COATS, sizes 40, 42,

44, 46 reg. $35 value, to clear . _ . _ . , . . _ ._ _ $27 _ 3 ONLY BLACK CHINA BEAVER COATS, sizes 42, 44, 46 reg. $45 value, to clear. _ _ _ .$35

- These 'coats are leather trimmed and first

class ln every respect.

4 Only' Sheep-lined Coats

Brown (luck covered,

regular $12 value, size 40 to 46, to clear. _ .$8.00

3 only Extra Heavy

25 Men’s Overcoats

We want to clear the

lot. These coats are mostly waist line, some ‘ belted and some 1°e_<.;‘u1ar ulster styles. The _regul- ar prices are $30, $32 and $35. Farmers’ Week to clear the lot will sell at

$25

covered and extra value at $16.50. Farme1's’ week for . . _ . _ _ . _ _ _ __ _ 5,711.50

Wlfon We'Advertise a Bargain We Give It

Henderson & Cudniore

101 Grafton Street :

, - l

is-attending the several farmers 6195'1`13ME3i'

conventions nm ‘being held. pl .-._

Sheep-lined Coats, duck -

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ning stan after spending her

Q .13

c. here has left to resume his,

studies at Rothesay, N. B. @ *wwwl,,,,,,,,,~.s..|i///~~»...

_L ,

Mr. James' Duncan of Poplar @

Point was In the city Wednesday (9 on hi3‘way home from Sackville where he spent a few days visit-

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his brother, Mr. Robert Dun~ at Lingly IBroa. & Duncan.

D. IS. Mcquarrie, of Victoria

McLean's auto to attend the

*_-Qoali

(7A'l‘ARl'\HAl| DEAFNESS MAY IIE 0\'l~ll\U0l\IE

you have Cntarrhnl Deafness or and cur noises or arc ixrowimg »ot hearing gn to your zlrumrlst

rrhal Deafness or head noises

Week

' Glassware

Lamps

Sunnyside, Ch’town

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FARMERS’ ATTEN TION

‘ It will pay you to buy your FENCING now, as

prices will be much higher in the spring. We carry only DOMINION FENCING, absolutely the best woven fence on the market today. Made of Open Hearth Process _ Heavy Galvanized Wire, not Bessemer Steel which cor- ' rodes rapidly. It has stood the test for years. 35,000

rods in stock, all styles and sizes.

Style No. 532-O, 5 Strands,

l ' Style No. 540-0, 5 Strands,

Style No. 640-O, 6 Strands, Style No. 726-O, 7 Strands,

Style No. 740-O, 7 Strands, 40 inches high Style'No. 748-O, 7 Strands, 48 inches high ‘ Style No. 847, _ . 8 Strands, 47 inches high Style No. 935, _ _ 9 Strands, 35 inches high

Style No. 2060, _ 20 Strands, 60 inches high _ __

American painted Barb Wire, Special 5%c lb.

2 and 4 point Galv. Barb Wire.

No. 9 and 12 Hard Coiled Galv.~Wire.

No. 9, 12 and 13 Soft Coiled Galv. Wire. .

_Dominion & Townsend Wire Stretchers; Wire Fencing'

. Pliers; Posthole Diggers; Lawn Fence; Gates, all sizes;

Staples. _

Everything' you need In the fencing line is here, and it will pay you to call when in the City on Farmers’ Week

and get our prices on fencing and other material.

WE CLOSE DAILY AT 5.30.

l I- I 1 I i I W

The Rogers Hardware Co., Limited

32 inches high 40 inches high 40 inches high 26 inches high

Grove’ is visiting friends and rel- _#ML .;:,___1;;.__':.>5' ~ ;.;;:, '_; .; " ' : : ~- ;_;;: ff _ 1.; _ __r:'.;i:.:;f;*:r.z

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