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alled a house`is bad h`eatin_g
facilihies or other inferior
IYIUYU ing- _ Your health de-
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the one tobacc that gives most comp'ete saiisiaciio .-
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BIIBBINS   Xi _BBBBINS IN?"
Wholesale Commission Fish Dealers, No. 2
Fulton' Market, New York, N.Y. Specialties:
Smelts, Eels and Clams, in large or small lots.
For stencils and information address _
E. 0. WANSER ‘ `
-.Victoria Hotel - Charlottetown, P. E. I.
2524-11-25tus. m&e6wks.
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Wholesale Commission Fish Dealers, __ No. 1
Fulton Market, New York, N.Y., Receivers of
Smelts,`Eels and Clams. .
Car lots a specialty. Express shipments re-
ceive same consideration.
For stencils and information address
' E. 0. WANSER,
Victoria Hotel - Charlottetown, P. E. I.
2524-11-25tus.' m&e6wks ‘
wALLAcEc..KEENEY co-
Wholesale Dealers in and Shippers of
_ all kinds of _
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General Commission Merchants
No._1_o shim Fisii_.Mairifer_,_i~1_ey York 
u10tviAs_M. Rein s. co.
Wholesale Commission Fish_Dealers”.
_ _108 Fulton Fish Market, New York.
Specialties-Smelts, Eels and Clams _
Consignments solicited, daily returns. Stencils
and stationery 011 spplicativn- ~
Reference: Market and Fulton National
Bank New York.
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   his cENiRAL` GUARDIAN. A Nisni cnriiiiiu
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rr wave re muy in this Province.
ALL LADIES HATS trimmed
and untrimmed at half price. Pat-
C-us. " " 6015
OLD SYDNEY RUN OF MINI il
now discharging for Alyward &
Doegan. Phone 176.
CHURCHILL.-Mr. C. A. Mac-
Nevin will preach at Churchill on
Sabbath. Jan. 4th at 7 o'oloek in
the evening. .
oi=i-'ics AND i=ocK~E'r mas-
IEB for 1920. All sizes, ull prices
at Carters.Bookstorc.
_ nobr-1-sMs:2i.
suv WEITEWEAR while
the select! zi°'is'good. ‘Sale starts
Sat_urdr.i_v'Janusry 3rd. Prowse
Bros., Ltd.
598-i~1-IMEBI.
CHURCH gl;-h_EN8LAND. ._
Divine' service,” Holy ommunloif
in the punish church. Crapand on
Sunday, Jan. 4th at 11 a. ui. Even-
ing Prayer at Springfield 3.30 p.m.
IT IS NOT OFTEN ig. stock of
groceries such as ours is thrown
on the market. Take advantage of
the opportunity afforded._ Beer &
Goff. - . . 3005_
SUNDAY SERVICES.-Mr.. M.
C. ltI_acDonaid, student at Dalhousie
Callers. -.viii preach on sabbath,
Jan. ith in the_Presyterian .churches
at Bonshaw, Hampton and Tryon at
the following hours; -Bonshaw 11,
Hampton 3, Tryon `7.
WELL KNOW-N HERE.-There
passed away on Christmas Eve at
his home in Belmont, Mass., David
Kuhn, whose wife was formerly
Miss LizzleIDean of this city and
a neice of the 'late Mr. Artinian
Lord. Mrs. -Kuhn is kindly re-
m@m‘b°l'@€1 by her many friends
here who will deeply gymmrhtze
with he; in her sad bereavement.
Her br ther, Mr. W. L. Dean,
'went up to attend' the funeral. `
HOME WEDDING]-A quiet but
prettry hoiiie wedding took place at
the brides home; Watermore, on
Viledneidfly afternoon at five
o clock when Miss Winnie McLean
daughter of the late Rev. Daniel
McLean was united in marriage to
Mr. James McI<‘ndyen of St. Cath.
erines. The -bride. who is it general
favorite, was beautifully attlred in
white crepe do cliene and Georgette
crepe with pearl trimmings and
wore a bridal veil draped with
white roses. She carried a lovely
bouquet of while roses und maiden
hair tern and was given away by
her brother Neil. Rev. T, W,
Goodwill, officiating. After receiv-
inu lieartiest congratulations Mr.
and Mrs. McFadyeii left for their
home in St. Catherines. The pres-
ents were iiiimerous and beauti-
ful. thc bride being one of Char-
lottetown’s most favored young lad-
ies and she isfollowed to her new
home by hosts of good wishes in
which the Guardian heartily joins,
_ chin oi_r_iHiNKs
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Parkman
and family, New Glasgow, desire
to thank their many friends for
their kindness shown them during
£35? recent sad bereavement.
*°~_-€-O-}-l--
I was cured of Riieumatio Gout`
by MINARD'S LINIMENT.
Halifax ANDREW KING.
I was cured of Acute iBronchitls
'bb' MINARD’S LINTMENT.
LT.- COL. C. CREWE RJEAD.
Sussex
ll 'was cured of Acute Rheumat-
ism by MlNARD‘S LINIMENT.
Markham, Ont., C. S. .BILLING
Lskeiield. Que., Oct. 9, 1907.
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_ Eye Specialist 
' Oiiic ReynIBenIi Build- 
 Il&, Clisrlotfetowa "Y
` Office Hours 9,30--|250
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 Hockey
 Boots 
Men’s . . . . . .
.. $3.75 and up 
Women's . . . .
.. $8.05 and up
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*I Younis ...........  $2.00 p
A oiris .. ............ ._ sms
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V1 with each pair of boy’s hock- '
 ey boots we will give s hack- .dj
ey stick.
4 .
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_ Morris-Smith-Beer
For Value
-'=t!&
£5.
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RATONS ARE OFFERING all
at half pi-ice.» - ~ 0015
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IF WE WERE NOT GOING out
ofgroceries, this sort of sale would
not be°on. Beer &~Goif. 6005
YARN JUST' IN.-100 boxes yarn
for sweaters, cups, scarfs.`gloves,
etc. Pruwso Bros. 0002-14!ME3i.
HORSE NOTE.--Mr. W. A.
Younker, Winslow, is busily en-
gaged in speeding the valuable
horse which he purchased recently.
OUR ANNAL WHITEWEAR
.SALE .sturts Saturday, January
3rd. Prowse Bros. ilftd.,
. V 5984-1-1ME3i.
SOME PATRON.-Mr. Josiah
Howatt, French River, shipped his
cream tb the Tryon Dairylng Com-
paiiy for eleven months for which
he received-$2212.11.
the pupils of Marshfield School for
he half year. Grade Vfll-1, Jean
Munn; 2, Emily Foster; ~3, Frances
Munn. Grade Vil-1, Roderick
Munn; 2. Ruth Dinnis. Grade V-
1, Rupert Godfrey, Itolond Wor-
ren, equal. Grado IV-1, Emma Mc-
Nevln; -2, Viola Dinnis. Grade Ill
-1, Pauline Mill; 2, Mae Warren,
Earl Mill equal; 3, Mary Ferguson,
Stella Stewart, equal. Grade ll-
1, Irene Mill. Grade I-1, Jean Mo
Nevin.-Evelyn ‘E. Melleti, teach
er. .
CONCERT AND XMAS TREE.-
_Ip th_e evening of Iwednesday, Dec.
2 th, a very successful concert and
Xmas tree was held in New Haven
hall. The hall fwas very artistically
decorated and the Xmas tree was
laden .with candy and gifts for the
children. Mr. Angus McPhee abl-_
filled the office of chairman and the
foilowlng programme. was well
-rendered: Chorus. "Christmas Wel-
come." by the school; Recitntion,
Arthur McPhee; Dialogue. Mrs.
Hooligsn's New Spring Hat; Reel
tation, Edna Frizzell; Holly Dril.
by twelve little girls; I`tecitzitio_n
Atgnes Nolan; Dialogue, Entertain
ing Suo's Beau; Recitatlon, Mary
Docherty; Bcll Drill; Recitation,
Lloyd Frizzell; Duet. Etta McMan-
us and Bary Berrlgan; Recitatlon.
ellie Tierney; Dialogue, Takinp
l`om's Photograph; lnstrumenta.
music. Intermission, sale of home
nade candy. ilccitstlon, by Myrtli
.‘.IcI’hee; Solo, Verna Dnrrach;
Recltatlori. Everett Cliyw;iDialogue,
Santa -Claus at home; Step dancing
by Clara McManus, (encored.) Rec-
.tation. Elia Frizzell; Dialogue,
Watching for Santa Claus; Roclta
Elon, Etta Mcfhlanus; Star Drill;
Recitution, Millie Clow; Chorus
Till Wo Meet Again. _Concert re-
turns will the used to cover exipen-
sirs and the remainder will bc
spent for school equlipment. The
gathering was brought to a close
by singln-g thi National Anthem.
Much credit is due the teachers
Misses Mary Cavanagh and Mary
Tierney. also to the organist, Miss
Bertha McQuillan and the violin-
ist, Mr. John Bu-channan.
Stock Quotations I
HALIFAX. N. S. Jan 2_-(Quo.
‘utions furnished by F. B. McCurdy
1nd Co. , Montreal 'Stock Ex»
change.)
Aich.   ..82%
A. F.  ....l411,§
C.   . . . .
..63
Can. Pac. ._ .. ..131
Cruc.  .. ..217l,§
Mex. Pet.  ....216
M. P. R.. .. .. ..i08%
P. R. S.  ....101%
il. .7614
139%
63%
132%
216
213%
109%
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102%,
111%
123% 123%
A. R. . ....68% 70%
Alo.. .. .....101% 101%
U. T. .. .....76 78
Cell.  . ..68’;§ XD1%-69%
X. .. .. ..106% 106%
oavls AND rnAsl|l'l
rnsei-i PonK eAUsAols
oN sALz Now sv ALI.
LEADING onoczns, oov-
ERNMENT insrscrlo,
sr/uvinzo oN lAcH
' wnAPP§¢. on! or 'ri-ll
choice MIA1'-roooe
on THE MARKI1' AND Al..-
so ri-is oi-i:APle1' nl-
cAuss No wAe1'l WHAT-
sven in UMNG.
i-is.io4im.r.
For Cronic
Coughs
When an affection ofthe throat,
bronchisls or lunge has passed the
acute stage, and still clings stub
bornly-you should resort to e. con-
stitutional remedy like
OUR EMULSION OF COD
LIVER OIL WITH ,HYPOPH08-
PHITES OF LIME AND SODA. ..
This remedy has a specific se-
tion_ on tiie_cells and tissues of the
air pll_Qll'8l.
it wrili-relieve serious lung troub-
es which ordinary remedies fail to
reach.
PRICE-500. and $1.00 each
bottle. _
.IOHN__SON_ _ & JOHNSON
» _. ..
THI QUALITY DRUGBTORE,
ladies hats trimmed and uiiti-lmmed'
SCHOQL WORK./-Grounding oi]
Though Very Common It len Bor-
loul Dlsssle--W°r|e at This
Season
it is an inflammation of the
mucous membrane. causing`a dis-
charge, and_is aggravated ‘by colds
and sudden changes of weather,
but depends on an impure condi-
tion of the blood. When chronic it
may develop into consumption by
breaking down -the delicate tissues
and lm-pairing the general health.
Begin treatment with }Iood's
Sarsiiipariila at once. This medl-
clne purilles the blood, removes
the cs'-use of the disease, and gives
permanent. relief. It has .been en-
tirely satlsfactory to three gener-
ations.
If e. csthartic is needed tuko
Hood’s Pills,-they enliven the liv-
er, regulate the bowels.
-_-'-»o>--
AT THE RATE we are going a
few days will sec a wonderful
change iii our Stock. Do not put it
off. Beer & GofI._ 6005.
THE ANNUAL MEETING ofthe
Hope River Egg Circle will_be held
in Hope River Hall, January 7th
:it 1.30 r/clock. Wm. Kerr will be
present. ` 5093-1-IMEZI _
OPIE-RATION.-The. friends of
Mr. J. -C. McKendrlck will be very
sorry to learn that he has 'been ob-
.iged to undergo an operation for
cppendicltls in the P. E. Island
Hospital. It is pleasing to note
that he is progrcslng favorably.
` WELCOME VISITORS.-Mr. H.
Wilmot Young,_ proprietor and
manager of the Young-Adams Co.,
made his last visit to Charlotte-
town in 1914, During the four years
of the war Mr. Young closed his
Company and both-he and Miss
Adams igave considerable assisti-
.ance towards the great cause. Mr.
Young was for '2 1-2 years under
the direction of General I-lei-nming
O. C. Military District No. 3.
Mr. Young’s duties consisted of
publicity manager and assistant to
the chief recruiting officer of that
district. In thfls connection lie
made the famous military picture,
"Canada in Khaki," which was
shown throughout the country
musty for recruiting purposes. Mr.
Young has every reason to be-
bleve that the Government will
buy this picture as a record. It
:nay seein strange to state that
notwithstanding the fact that Can-
ada has sent 450,000 men overseas
there are practlcaly no pictures
extant of the actual fighting forc-
es as they existed previous to ssil-
ing. "Canada in Khaki" shows
nearly every branch of the sor-
vice in camp, blvouac and billet
with tho exception of cavalry and
aviation. This picture also shows
the last o'iTi_cial act in Canada of
H. R. H. the Duke of Connaught,
which makes it of special interest
-from the historical point of view.
Miss Adams devoted all her sliafe
time during-this period to 'Red
Cross work and speaking in the
leading theatres in Canada on the
Victory Loan _and in New York
City on the Mberty Loan. Their
many friends here were delighted
to see ihein once more.
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PERSONALS
The Misses Betty and Margaret
Blrt, formerly of Peakes Station.
have let'-1' to spend the winter in
Florida. '
Misses Marguerite and Mary
Driscoll. of Mt. Herbert, returned
to their home after spending a very
pleasant visit at E111 View.
The many friends of Captain W.
A. McKee of this city, will regret
to learn that he has been seriously
ill. While on a trip to the Pacific
Coast, Capt. McKee was seized
with diphtheria, when visiting Re-
gina. His many friends in Monc-
ton will be glad to learn that he is
.somewhat improved says the Monc-
ton Times.
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For Colds or Influenza
and as a Preventative take LAX-
ATIVE BROMO QUIININE Taiblets.
Look for E. W. GROVE'S signat-
ure on the box 30.
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Hockey _
Boots
Our stock of hockey boots
is complete in Men’s, Boy‘s,
Womeirs and Misses. We
have been fortunate in sec-
uring s large quantity of the
very best shoes. and offer
them at the following attract-
ive prices.
Boys’ with heels' or with-
out, $4.50
Men’s, with heels or with-
out $5.00.
W0m`en‘s black fbox kip,
54.25.
Women‘s high cut brown
$6.50. -
Misses alles 11 to 2 83.25.
All of the above are made
with aniile supports and
straps. .
Alley 8: Co. Ltd.
Fashionable Shoes
_ '  Cash Only
, ‘ I ‘ COR. KINT I. PIINCI STD. 4o-oe+e-e-oo»o+o-4e44+oo-ooo-
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c Great Closing Out Sale
 New Fresh Groceries 
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W. T. Wellncr havingdecided to mrke a change in his
line of business, will sell off the whole stock oi
ciiociiiies. _
Reductions on everything except sugar, molasses and
a iew lines of soap that are now selling at cost
_fo Even if you do not need the goods now. it will
to storeup for later on.
5 Reductions apply tocash transactions only.
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.ii Sale starts 9 a. m. Tuesday, December 30th. -
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Queen Street _
I Men’s Mahogany Horsehide Boots, Neolin Soles, Rub-
gl i ber Heels. Regular Price $8.50. Price this week $6.95 _
SEE OUR WINDOW
 Felt Slippers at See our
Lf?) Reduced Prices V Bargain Table.
 Holman’s Shoe Store i
' ` Opposite Prowse’s, Queen St.
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.LLOWER NEWTOWN SCHOOL.
-¢?I`he semi-annual examination of
Lower Nerwtofwn school was held in
the school room on the sfternoonl
5 December 24th in the presence
QI a large number of parents and
visitors. The school room was very
tgstefullv decorated for the occas-
i_l't. In one corner of the room
stood a large Christmas tree weil
their teacher, Miss Annie Griffin.
assisted thy Miss Margaret Gillis,
of Eldon and showed by their
ready and correct answers that
all 'grades the pupils presented a
very .pleasing programme much to
l-lie delight of all present. After
hd distributed the presents to the
escher and pupils which consisted `
of a present and 'bag of candy to
tech pupils from their teacher, al-
so presents from the pupils to their
teacher and a lot oi presents from
among themselves. Prize. were
then awsriien to the pupils who
had made the best standing during
the term. The prize winners were:
Louis Griffin for attendance, and
Katherine Gillis for deportnient.
The visitors weci' then treated to
candy. nuts rind apples. after which
a vote of thanks was tendered the
teacher for the successful examin-
ation held there that defy. The
singing of the National Anthem
brought the evening to a close.
The programme was as follows:
Opening address, Margaret Nichol-
son; Recitetion. "A Clean Face."
Norman Gillis; Recltltlon, "When
Santa. Claus Comes" Catherine Mc-
Pherson; Recitatlnn _"Wlillo's
Ing, “Tho Freckltd-Laced 'Girl,"
Mary loPherson; Recitatlon,
"0"oi~ddy‘s Goat," Donald Gillis:
the program Santa Claus appearedl
Speech." George Ni<~liril~~i; tread-
by John Nicholson; Recitatlon,
Pius Griffin; Dialogue, “Teuach~
ery," Donald Gillis' and John Gil-
lis; Recliatlon, "Asleep at the
Switches," Gatherine Glllls;Reclta-
tion, Louis Griffin; Stump speech,
Christina -McPherson; Recitstion,
“The Old Forshaken Schoolhouse,"
Alexander Gillis; Recitatlon, Stan-
ley McPherson; Dialogue, “The
'Widow Muggins, Mary Nicholson,
Mary McPherson, Margaret Nichol-
son; Recitatloii, "Naming the
Baby", Bertha Nicholson; Song,
Christmas Song." bv the scl1ool.--
Annie Griffin, teacher.
spring wheat Ilour. . r
I ras r. ii. Timer co. uiilrib.
i crwri-nu. on.
|Bong. "Christmas Time." -by the
school; Recitstion, "Not so Easy,"
laden with presents for the teach- ` “
ii Te uilsweree! "
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_ Y g . 51. '>.-¢;_ ... ¢ 1. ._ ._
_gtlhlirixiadd pihliptiie viilrloliispsublects by   y H Irbiw L ~ ‘
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with Beaver Floiir, will show you inc' ililri
between this perfecr blended wheat lioiir-'~ and ii..
usual western spring wlicar Hours.
The light, flaky Pie Crum, Cookiei mo. Duu|-iinuii-- thc sri. ii, .
“homey” nutlike flavor of the Bread and Rolls-will be in... ny
welcome alter the tough, almost futelcse bread nude with w¢».rrl
BEAVER FLOUR ‘
" KILLED OF BLEND WHEAT 3
h me choices: Ontario fell wheat, strengthened with
western spring when; and in equally good tot _
Ilrend and puiry. Order 1 trial barrel today
llAL!c§}-write in for prices on Ped . '
ne Grslnssiid Cereals. 101
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