% __
Wemen_Who
llnnw_Say That
Garden tnnrt
Vanishing Cream
is the ideal choice because it
is soothing, fragrant `and 5
splendid cleanleljéé-
_l .-ii.,  
It leaves tv 'fhfnfsmobth and
:.'__.i,_‘_-5.! - n_
satiny and all/l('%¢ts*it from sun _
and wind-f'fl,lfffl"_‘_, ",,_' l -
.ip A I 1 , _. ~
If y0\1‘.a_i-htft lie” disappearing
Cream tl}Q§i`wtll_-.p1ease_.`you in _
every partlclrl'if=“`(}ard3sn,(Li°uri" '
will afford ~you"g.super_'lor pre.
pnraiion-Sold in ‘one size only
60c par;
E. A. Foster
Central Drugstore
Peneiar Family Remedies
¢ 
E  L -_ _ __
-W9 l’l‘0mi1t healing effect upon tho mcm-
Al-°§>?¢':l1°lt"tonil=3i»l"' ’  
_nh h m- ' ' ._ ' _,___ THE MARKET.-There was anotih-
- '""°'“‘°‘l° "Ped: In . _ ng-9* gm' ' 11 "_ i 54 er big m‘arket yesterday with comma -
""::“§\¢§°hL;1;llts.  ceiM'Def_u5 -_gsegrwg 5°“»;n:,1gs|ng ties bringing about the slams prices
out solo. ~-_ 5945-12-31Mz\. es the previous market dey-
°|"l»~l'4~l»'\“|°'|"|»-!»°t»-l»q|»§" _
H Here is n home-made syru which mil-
ons of people have found’ to yn,
ll:0l;)limdepnndsbls means of hreakinguulge
ngsslnll- gif!!-‘lllflil influence chest snrc
c°me§f;;t;.iJr‘hei5$_looscn's}, breathing ho. HON. W. M. LEA Commissioner of
usual thro_at_ nnzf chest colds nrt; cnh
his liz.i:;°li‘.:i§ii.l°:::i:l::°‘i:'.ilif
ztelécoughs.
i>0\n‘ 2*/_Q ounces of Pint-_x (50 bon
worelrl- into ala-oy.. some aria iill eh; at 6`3°'°1"m' C ' ik. o. P. -l-'rl`ii.s 'year Hisi Worship
‘mme Wllill Dlaln prnnllluted sugar syru
l',
oral elralto elrerouirhly. if you preiep ?._F5°5§"=-.-°*."."°E "EW YEA” MV- Pythian watch-rngin smoker which
n ” °“' l'°““ DW ‘he P°°* Om” will -he hola is castle Hail tonight,
' -l;if“il'.;';l '-'.°.°."°':..'.:°l.“ '° e   it 9 °“°'°"."-.et  
` ~ - ‘3 9 9 °“° C ' ing programme wil e presented. All
lllete delivery in the morning. - Pythian brethern and applicants for the
THE LADIES HOME JOURNAL
and WOHQIHHS E318 00131181110" Jann- Fnooome oovEnNiviEN1' POND.
_ My mlm 9'- exe” em “um "S -His Worshilp Mayor Wright is this
plnc extract, known the world over for are now on suie at Carter‘s Bookstore, morning .keeping his pr-Qmige made to
only so cents ner copy. ella 5 cents the children or West Kent school ot-
BXUB- lf by mall- 5947- the closing, lby flooding Government
use _clarified lnolas/se, l
syrup, instead of singer lgylfilji. mleiigg
WHY. .V011 get iii ounces-it family sup
ply-of lnllch better cough syrup than
ken could bliv ready-made for $2.50.
ecps perfectly and childrcll love its
l>l1I')ll_sant _tastc. `
lncx ls a s ' l ' _
fluted or-r.."rf’.i‘“oi““.§‘...i‘.§i’l`.f’ >i‘5’2$.°.I`v
llriincs. ,
o avoid dis 't
druggist for “2‘/i:“lll\(ll;le;n<&llltPiElli” 
full directions, and don’t accept any.
lhlnii els_e. Guaranteed to give ilbsolilto
gn is action or nloney promptly re.
Ougltilctl. The Plncx Co., Toronto,
_-___.tf' -1'-w I _
' i
- - - » - - - - -
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-_
-_ _ T" ri
AGENTS WANTED
LIVE MAN WIIO UNDERSTAND! HOW
to sell to farmers can get good gp.
Portunity to make money by answer-.
ng this advertisement. We have an
ar icle that is required by every
farmer and we accept farmers'
notes in payment.- Commissions to
Agents paid in cash; Agents making
two to six thousand dollars pcr
isnt. Write for particulars to "R,"
EVEN |F you HAVE To borrow STORE GUOGED Tl"||8 EVENING.
me money buy up your suppues be. -This store will close this evening
A u m coughs It . h _ V fore they are cleared out. Bee, & at tl oclock as usual. lluease ghiop early
},:,,:]_,e,y pmmét inlsagtmn ar{§1n§iei:r¢l‘l&. ooirr closing out sole. 5945.12-ziilvlzi. in the dey- M°°re&_ el-ee m59912-
you get ii good ni lh§li"l-estl`?lzltsi`i=t;-W? 'Tug iAlf;rki.~u,£:§k.»:i\Iln§g€§§éal; lT;`;:,i|';g gg Mr. J.  Edwards., ` son of Mr. J. 'R. '
qu d h _ n. Friday opening Januar and 5968 Ediwards of_ North Wllltshire, has been
sie _v it in :.4 hours orleu. Nothing , '- ~ J: _ ' y ' ' elected Mayor of :Govan, Saskatchew-
¢Hun'¢H'- F`.5coTLAND_ ____ Rev'_ iml_lViayol- Edwards has been fourteen
Ewen Menougall will' recon s liboih >'°°*"“ *ll-We, Wm “ml "‘“.‘l*' ""’“"”
, E D H .
o make this splendid cough ey;-np, 4th at Dundas at 11 'a. m. and Bangor .w|i1l,l__lJ_|;,Sla_i;l to  of hill success.
FWD/AY NlGl"lT. Elks nlghii ill- the for New Years Day, lf His Worship
Prince. Edward Theatre. All-Elkswlth gan pour;-01 the weather-,
their ladies are requested to attend.
One hundred seats reserved. Get A1' H0ME__Rev_ H, 1), Raymond and
tickets at theatre immediately. A big M|~§_ Raymond will be nt homo to the
night. S9Cl't‘iaI`Y- 5975- congregation of St. Puul’s Church
THE POSTPONED _ ANNUAL c|0ck_ __
MEETING of the Clow Silver Black - _._._.
V Fox Company, Ltd., will be held at XMAS -|-'REA-r A1' S-|'_ pE1'ER5_._
» the 05109 Of ‘he under' The annual Christmas treat for the
.   Slgllell 011 W€¢lIl€S¢l¢\Y 313i children of St. Peter's ‘Sunday School
day uf December ai 2 o'clock p. m. was held lust evemng_ It proved lr
_ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ Heniilnlin Clow. Secretary- thoroughly enjoyable time for the lit-
' ' ' ' ` “ * ' ' ' * '
'1"""“`~`-'-"-"-`~'-"-`- 5903'12'29M3l tie ones. After tea had been served.
¥ A MEETING”-*OF ALL MEMBERS zlllil filll justice hail been done to tllc
' -* ood thin s rovided, allies were play-
SITUATIONS VACANT OF THE ZND-95TH SlEGE Billiiefy id :ind E grogrulnmg of recita‘tlons,
_ Velemllsi Wlll he held M the GTG”-l etc; then came the Christmas tree
sal.:-:slems wslvrnn 'ro nmviur- Wl1rVelen1n's Rooms on Friday even- lerlen with good thing., which were
ilflfér ¢h§nJ'§JbLD RELIABLE 1<‘uN'l‘- ing, Jail. 2nd at 8 p. m., to make ar- dispersed by Santa Claus who caus-
EDWARD 1s5E§{,,E§' lg, Pggllfé-'li rongelllellls for the annual reunion ed much rnerriment, Before leaving
fer stock. Sturt now "_ 58,; ,,,,||l‘,',,: and banquet. Every member is for home each child was presented
:f_‘:f'°“; Cl‘°l°° ll" 0! hardy fruit cordially invited. J.P. Hooper, Major. with za bag of candy and an orange.
nluntl’nQ.°m§"i‘tfii1si"§°l!l‘o hill/ rslI|.l|lg\i<:ll 59°5'12`3 M21' "`_'
TON. TORONTO. -___ “‘HAV THiEREl".-An unusual
-- - A CHRISTMAS CONCERT under spectacle was presented yesterday
ries  _
K. 0.
ISLANDER ELECTED MAYOR-
Brother Wright is host for the Annual
Iaythian rank are cordially invited.
Pond. This will aifford good skating-`
on New Yeur‘s Day from 3 to 6. o’
” Christmas Entertainment -.
in St. James’ Hall
One of the prettiest and most inter-
esting entertainmeats of the season
was given in St. James' Hall last even-
ing ‘ivy the Sunday 'School Children
who had been tutored for the occasion
by Miss Ethel Stewart. The entertain-
ment 'was in the foiirn of a plsyette
representing "Santa Claus’ workshop
on the top of -the world,” with his little
helpers, making, painting and distri-
fbuting toys. The stage was 'beautiful-
ly decorated and fashioned to repre-
sent the -workshop and the little play-
ers esrried out their different roles
nal were as' follows: Harold Shaw,
Father Christmas; Alan Stewart, the
North wins or the Mail Mas; Hector
Ross. Sammy Sliipperman, Santas
shoemaker; Marjory Stewart, Katie
Kurly, the Doll's hair dresser: Dorothy
Gordon, Nanny Nurse who taughtthe
dolls to go tc sleep; Douglas Camer-
on, Mickey Music, tuning tile horns;
Jack McLeod, Santa's Painter; Theo-
dore Bayer in charge of the reindeer.
The programme consisted of chorus
es, solos, recitatlons, dialogues, und
piano solos, in addition to the playette,
the soloists being Enid (`alnl!bt-ill,
Marjorie White, Allan Stewart, Helen
Jamieson, and Mary Sinclair. Recita-
tlons were given by Adele llowatt,
Amy Johnson, Eileen Dawson, Lyn
Burnett, Ivan Sinclair, Irma Tait, Doris
Prowse, Nora McKenzie, Doris Mc
lnnis Ian Burnett, Marjorie White
Willie :Burnett, Norma Jamieson, Er-
nest Lord, Freda McCallum.
A well laden Christmas tree furnish-
ed presents for all the little folk wllo,
as well os the older people, thorough-
ly enjoyed the whole -performance.
Col. Stewart presldctl very ilappily;
Mrs. Keith Rogers presided at the
piano in her allways capable nlullncr.
Alter n congratulatory address by ltcv.
llr. Fullerton the entertuinlnent closed
with the Nutiollul Anthem ull agreeing
entertainments ever given in lllc llilll.
'Much credit is due Miss Ethel Ste-
wart wllo staged and directed the pro-
gramme and to Mrs. Keith Rogers who
‘kindly assisted in the musical train-
ilg ‘
SANTA AT ST. PAUL’S.-Last even
ing the annual 'Sunday School Christ-
mas treat -for tho children ol St
6. Cit . ' - ‘ , _ - _ ~
ox u Y " " . ` - when he Murra Harbor train was to Ptlllls L-hllfch wus held. 'lhere was a
BOARDER-S WANTED
 
A I°`lG\V ll0AIII)l'lII§ CAN Illil A(`(‘().\I-
illorlatod ut 49 I-Euston i-lt.`
_ 5932-12-.'lll-hlifillil
_ 'PEAOHEICB WANTED
'I‘I'lA('IIl~III \\'AN'I‘IdI) I<‘0Il llA."'l‘ IlAI.-
tic school, No. 42. Sllpplvlllollt $50.
Apply to Pittrlckr Grady. St-cl'etary.
\VAN'I‘I'}I)-'I‘I']A(}Ill‘}ll FOI! .\IOI'l\"I‘
’i`l'yoll school. Supplement $.'iU.0i|.
Alex. A. \\'ood, ‘Scc'ty. Albany, lt.li.
' Nil. 1. 58913-12-25|-M4lpd
\VAl\"I‘I~ll) -.- 'I‘liRCIlVI‘JII Iv‘O|l I.Oll.'\`l'l
Vullcy school. Stlpplemcnt $ll0.iiii,
Apply to Allitn lticSwnln. Src., l.iirni~
\"u.lley. 5928-12-Iii]-Illipd
\\'AN'I‘F}I)_'I‘I<}A(1IIEIl FOI! .\l0I`N'I‘
Hope school. Supplclncrlt $60. J. \\'.
l\ii:l'hce, Secretary of Tl'llr-lteos, St.
i':t "s R. R. N 2.
I (ll , 0.
5892-12-27-.\l5lpd
hiurtin school. Supplelllvnt $’i`5.(iil. A
i". l\lcKcnzlc, Glen l\lul'tin. 
\\'AN'I‘I']I)-'l‘l‘}ACIIIGI( I<‘0lI 'l‘()II()i\"I‘0
school. No. 122. Sllpplclllcnt $75.
Wllll C rl T t . 1.
am ur e, raises
_ 5961-i2-31-.\l3ipd
’l'l<lA(‘.III~}II \\'Al\l'I‘EI)_I<‘0II \\'INh`l.f)I°l
South school. Supplement $50 ful' thc
rvninindel' of’ year. Apply to the lill-
iit-rsigned. John Diunlond, Srcrctury.
5952-12-Ill-`M5l1Jd
MISCELLANEOUS
RF}\VAI\D-45.00 \VII.L Illtl I‘AIl) FOI!
return of buffalo robe taken from
Wood’s stable on Dec. 24. i R. J
Anyone wiintilllr slime will do well
FOR SALE ille auspices oi’ Happy Thought ‘ills t y
_ sion Build will be 'held in the Metlio- bc seen towing along a load of hay.
1-‘oil sA|.l~:-lusu. A\'n.~luiit|~l |ii'.l.i. dist cllurcll. Frcelown, Wednesday it appears that n man with it load of
t-‘alfa thi-cc morrths oid._ Apply ‘lo--evening, Dec' Slat beginning M 7_30_ -llny on his sleigh lwas driving across
il: Alldieilif find buns'  A good program is being prepared. tile Hillsiboro bridge when for luck of
 All are coriilally invited. If not line Snow ice. Of l*“‘ffl‘Cl€nl TIOYS0 D0W€l`
rroit is/il.ls--r\iiNl<l Al.i\los'l‘ Nmw Wednesday concert will be held Fri- the Sleigh Slllek and nO DI‘0Kl‘eSS C0Uld
"\11_'=_l“'\'"l new nnu aloud belt nets; day _yan gm; 5945_ be made. The driver .finding himself
poitectly rii§l_"ed with rope and cork. ‘ -' _ » in this strange px-edicament togk h
to can om.,-c linr-ir-_ mi.-lol, l».i~:_l. HOME :nom 1-onon-ro, _ Mr, departure and proceeded elsewhere le
large attendance and u delightful time
was spent. After tea came games and
a children’s concert consisting of recit-
irtions, solos, choruses etc. A great
feature was the appearance of Santa
Claus who from 0. well ‘laden Christ-
mas Tree presented gifts to the child-
ed with good things for the ellildren
is ren. Another Christmas Tree was load-
lllat it was one of the most delightful I
nlziio-12-29-.\liipil§Wm' McKay of Stanley Bridge, who look, no doubt, for assistance leaving Ui the Protestant Orphanage.
i mi*-
enlisted in the 105th returned yester- M C°“"5€ the 5le'lgh'l°ad °f hay "gh ‘
W . _ r ' th middl of the bridge obstruct- __
. L05]-` day gram me Damian,” Srtrodpsdla  the railweay track. Soon the train "SHOP EA`RLY"SToRE CLOSES
H0Bp\ta1’Tomm°`w em 0 ad ee from Murray Harbor came tootii
lg AT 6 0'CLOCK. This store will close
n tonight (New Year’s eve) at 6 o'clo°k
l.os'1°_A uoi.|» \\'|t|s'r \\'_a'i'r:|i \\'l'l'ii receiving- Specm treatnlenf, for n along and the engineer descrying a
initial.. z_ lr ,\_ 1.~i,,,|L.r ,,1,.,,.,,_. |,.,,,._. \voulid above the elbow received at _ Y h h 1 di
nt 133 l<cnt'sti~i---i ltr-word` ' Al i A t “Sth 1918 His ‘mmense Stack ° ay 0” 't e mme '
` ' ` ‘ "eng on ugus “ ' ' ate right of way and properly con-
fricnds will be plea-sed to learn that , ’
|_0§.|._A|,m~.l. |,. 5 . _. .Eg _. _ :ludlng this was no attempt to make
tllnedwlllto shclllllvrrgalljt* l\ll0‘gli`c‘~"tli1lil. he is mucn improved' `
-`in cr pit-use notify Sylvester Munn- t 1] 1. d d
in ""'"'*'S°““'*'"“’“"'n....e.........;. ,"°'“,‘_,”; ,§’,';§';",'§;‘,“§,-;',{';“,~§,_}_~;;>_§§‘,<;' €.?§‘€"l‘.° ..“.§rii.i‘°i..“-”.‘.i’.¥.“ ii. i.‘3i“..”..“.r‘ie
______‘__ uper s i. '
town Hospital wish to sincerely thanl
1.o§'i'_lil.Ai'i' lila|\'lNu <'Al'\"1‘.l-‘rr __ -
- hct\vccn Al¢:xundl'iu und .lions r\lills,’ me nledlcal Bluff for d0“atl°“5 01
\'cl'noii._ Finder' please lliavr'-. lit l'c- (`.‘llriSi!l'l_as frees fOr lllc patients; lille'
'|`|‘lM"l|El¢ “'AN'l`|‘m - F0” '"1"3N'{ te" M°kl""°“"» Al"¥§j.‘,‘.',"`,l.’,"3,, -\,.,,ni` business men, niercllants. and all kind
ri ..» ' ...“ ~. .. l '
“ _____ friends in general who _contributed so
.GSI37-1*!-till-`.\iIil pq" |»|||\'A'[\|-1 §A|,|-I - i)1)|-“|‘l.;lg,'eIlE?i”O\lSly l0Wl1l‘(lS Dlllklllg Clli‘lStill£lS
ttjlilruli-lit hnusc on l)n\l,'{'l'rl.\i St(l“i-i-L. gf the Hggpilal n, happy one, and take
§_f;',._,"’ ,§‘,';§l Z`3_'_L_n__"§'*’l’l_2,. ‘,‘,_"('._u;§'_f’,.`_ | this opportunity of heartily extending
, Anctlorlct-r~_ nazi;-12-30-;\i2ipri| their best wishes for a very Happy
' l.0s'l‘-oN sr. l‘|~:'l‘lans noni), Ali0|"l‘| ‘ ..
Tw month il}'.;tIl.di:lcct;'ll;: bstartorn ing -i
\ I1 CU.I`. ‘ ll L‘i` \V 0 l‘l!Wi *(1* _
by ,Leaving ul. Prowse and .\lcKill» AMHERST HOCKEY MANAGE?
nom-l, Grout ue-org-c st. iN TOWN.-Mr. J. L. Simpson, o
3001-12-10'-‘llf Anrliorsi, N. S.. representing the
Maritime Novelty-Co., is registered
at the Victoria. Mr. Simpson is
l _ WANTED ' endeavorlng to arrange a game 0!
hockey between a learn of War
'l'|u\l'I'F.|t.~i - l.'Nll\'JUrmn l.~ir.ANu Veterans of Charlottetown and 8
trapped mink wanted. Nclsnn \Vnld- t fr Amherst or is
and prosperous New Year. 5954.
\Vood. 5960-12'-31-M3lpd.' ron, Tyne Valley. 5917-12-30-M3lpd Veiefll-l`l5 elim Om
'I‘IlE LADIES AID \VILIr HOI.I) 'I‘lfEl_Il
meeting in the Orange Hnllglliill
View, an. 2nd. at 2 olclock.
5885-12-29-l\lc2ipd
N0'I‘ICI<}-DIL E. C. HAIIIIIS \\`IIil. IIE
in his office again, beginning Mon-
lllly. December 20th. ` -ll
N0'[‘l(7E-IIB. E. C- HAIIIIIS \\'IIali IIE
in his office again beginning Moll-
tluy- Dec. 29. 3|
.Insult ALFIEIID MAl‘)l?01gALl!l. LAND
r s.
urveyor. srmsnv gassolfzqumlmo
- -
,_
II~‘ Tlll-I PERSON \VIIO TOOK TIIE
Hlvish robe from North River Hull
will leave sumo at llrndford Wob-
rit1lr's store ho will snve himself'
lnucll trouble. 5962-12-31-hl_2lpd
A SUIISTANTIAL MANUIl‘AC'I‘UIIIN(i
corporation wants capable man to
establish branch and manage sales-
men. $300 to 31.500 necessary; you
handle your own money: will allow
expenses to Baltimore if YUU Wlll
gualllty. ' 45%, prrtlcuéarssé u;'13d1ll‘;!‘ll
ecre ar . uwnr -. '
more."  ' 4288-10-1-MEWedtf
IALDSMEI, UITY, TOWN OB COUN-
¢|7.- I tull 'a.nd.exeluslvs line of
whole root trees and plants. for gar-
den. orchard or -farm. Biz earn ns'
s'\.\arsntesd_the year round. Exvef '
ence not necessary, we teaehli/01#
Luks-Bros., Limited, Nurseries. on-
tl'0AL _ -_ |680-'I-1MEwll0l
. ____ L_.
THIQIIE "Al BEEN ON MY PIIEIIIIH-
en slnco July. one' sheep and lamb.
liisrks two notches under rlshf 9"-
Owner can tiavr- same by f'F0\'l“l¥
r r this advt.
_ operty and i fo _
Irances Carryall'-II. n§étI¢;l;elll2_l;-,lygl-pd
TB!-DIIKIOI PIIITIIIG DEPT FOR
your next order. for billheads. le'-NF'
Olds, envslo visitinr cards. Pel-
ten. 'Ali lines el nniDl\l°¢ *"1"*
0 na. els prices on large nuan-
\l§i e Job Printing DeDlNm°l'*
o_ '- - ~. ‘lr - .» _Puhlishfnl
co.. I ,= . gftoteemym
1-nmu¢°"{‘gMm ._ 1 Ani
lnstru e by , . Anderson to soil
l1t;tiie Anderson Homestead ireeenl;
ly; Intl! rfigdg mo? 1;ted;l;
 M'-r.;-lil “l`*i`*'§`§§i`zi=l':l
both lselxrzzf  rs.n'Cow| freshen:
lim In aprinrr. Afso four heavy tif!"
h _ses. and other things too numer-
ous to mention." Upon request' all
_milizn %sin| on day r\f|a'lIt~ wsu K*
., _ - - r. 1' ~
ville, N. Q' c°l°' “.`_"“ °"°° ai
  
53”’
WANTED _ IIAW FUIIB. HIGHEST
market ‘prices paid for Muskrats.
Mink, S unk, O ter. and all kinds
FEMALE HELP WANTED
\vAN'rsiD - sum Fon Giamsnax.
i`z°"°°w§t2k' G°°'ia'§ir§f§i~ Sim’ Mrs'
If -
'"°° W i' eras-12-z-mr
Y\vAVl;;'|-:li-,L llmrlni I-‘on ul-:Ni-:llAi.
. k, id rcft»\'e|\i~cri lvll\lll`-
field Ave., Brighton. 5931-12-3')M3ipd
 °
MALE HELP WANTED
expcricilccd miln. married proferriul,
fa (loud wulres free
BIRTHS
MoMILLAN. - At Cove Head, Dec-
2g¢h_ 191.9 10 Mr, and Mrs. Kenneth
McMillan, a daughter.
-cAi.oEn.-in this city. Dee- 30th-
1919, io Mr. and Mrs. Marcus Calder,
3 SOII.
noesnsou.-on nec. iaih.. 1919. io
Mr. and Mrs. John Rngerson. Hainil'
ton, a son. Congratulations.
MARRIAGES
ersvsusou-onus.--_-li si. James'
Msnse, December 24. léy Rev- Dr;
ll'-uilerton, John Francis tevenson. or
Bprington. to Ethel Jean Oakes 0
Charlottetown.
MCDONALD-MCUEOD. - At Lowell
_b Rev. Dr.
§§,‘iZ$,.f.’f’“'il`llifrifii2§5 alla. wi-litem
, P i t .P i to
._  _stan-In ,,°l.\°MN"° - '- - - -
l
' ..; 1-. Tj
lil-:LP \\'.\N'|‘F.u-\vAN'l‘l¢|2 A'l‘ OM-lu Q * D ._
t w ik on rm é “"4 ‘l`|’
0 il' - '__ I' 
l H di . (_ lil- _ - __
 lt‘<ii\]<l°.ly GW n 5359-iE€s1fal»ii  " ` i ` _
1l  ' i `
I 1
T” LET - PRIMARY _ _.§"_”
"l..l'.'s~""°" “N” si.‘;:'.l'.'.-.l‘..'.<.'ii‘..':f_ CAUSE “ '-
_ willing to take on the fastest team the
upgzcolgar s\l¢(ll:! zYA¢E&ll: IA’£n?§f_7:lli Island can produce. Mr. Simpson,
' mu' " ' °" ` h erved as a captain in Siberia is'
pared to pay you more money than W 0 5 '
you have been receiving for your u son of Mr. J. A. Simpson, one of
Nfl- N0 l°Y l-0° “mm °" f|°° l*"§'° the owners of the noted island-bred
ff; rgffillv ':,,f1'f,x=,‘:-Z‘§‘,‘l.:tt,:!,'§t 2:5213 pacer, “Bob Mac.” whose friends will
A. E. .l£cLean, Queen St.. Summer- regret to learn that he is ill witll
ll°l°- P- E- I- 215°'11`7M'-f pneumonia at his home.
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gresgment. E. H. Rayner. Simmer- ..I`lle ease with which corns and
side. rgrreseutini B900? Fur COYDUP- warts can be removed by Hollownys
l¢l°ll- -*W 7°fl‘- ”°5‘“"""““ -Corn Cure is its strongest recommen-
dation. It seldom fails.
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poisonous matter which should
pass out of the bodly spreads
through the system, hst is the
cause of sic headaches, sour
stomach and biliousncss and those
troubles are sure indications that
the liver need! _ll¢°ll‘.l°“- ..  L_
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attire, New Brunswick Supreme
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‘"1 iiixacl' llswker’| Little Live;
Pills an excellent liver_ relgarlstor.
and vie are receiving sim testi-
monials in every m5ll» I I I
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l nlountaln of a. moleahill but ther
;rain to o stand-still rather than at-
tempt to make it travel through the
load of hay. After a brief consulation
it was decided that the onlly thing to
do -was to remove the obstacle and
soon the sleigh was hitched onto the
engine and the train was backed to
it convenient spot, on the Southport
side where the hay 'was shunted to one
side and the train enabled to 'continue
its journey without further delay.
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::A safe pill for/,-sufferers.-’l’here
are pills that violently ‘purge and fill
the stomach and intestines with pain.
Pnrmelee’s Vegetalble Pills are mild
and effective. They are purely vege-
t.a'ble, no mineral purgative entering
into their composition and their effect
is soothing and fneneiiciai. Try them
and be convinced. Thousands can nt-
test their -great curative qualities be-
cause thousands owe their health and
strength -to timeiv use of this most
l excellent medicine.
PERSONALS
gue, is spending n, few days in the city.
Mr. James Perldorgast, Kensington,
was in the city yesterday.
Miss Alberta MacPherson, of Borden,
is visiting in the city, the guest of
her friend Miss Dorothy Sims.
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The many friends of Mr. James
A. Gordon, of New Perth, are glad to
sae him in the city after his long
absence.
Mr. Edwin Lynds, Kensington, has
arrived at his home -from Wolfville
Academy to spend the Christmas lloii-
days.
Mrs. J. »F. Windsor of the Y. W. C. A.
Charlottetown, returned on Monday
evening from spending Christmas in
Victoria with her mother, Mrs. W. C.
Lea.
Mr. Max L. Boswell, C. E., of Hali-
fax was a passenger to the Mainland
on Monday monndng ailter spending
ents, Mr, and Mrs. -E. Boswell, Victoria.
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» Mr. C. B. Newsome, of Montreal,
and Mr. G. H. Newsome, of Johns-
town, U. S., are spending a few
weeks with their parents, Mr. and
Mrs. W. S._ Newsome, Brighton.
liar. J. E, B. Mccrooay Pahlieiiy
Agent. is, st present ‘ind sposed_ and
confined to his residence. His office
will remain closed until he returns to
duty at an earl-y date.
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-i iMrs. James H. Mullen, of this city.
returned las/t night from New York,
where she has being visiting her daug-
hters, Ethel and Leah, lfor the -past
two months. She was accompanied by
her daughter, Leah, who intends re-
maining 'for s short time.
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Capt. Allan McLean, and Mr. i-LR.
Prohtt, of Victoria, Mrs. C. F.
Mlllan. Mrs. Joseph Stcrdy an Mr
the Christmas holidays with hispar-1
as usual. Moore &. McLeod Limited.
5972.
Levee"Al
Government House
His Honour The Lieutenant Gover-
llor will hold zl "ilrevee" at '61 Graftoll
Street on New Years Day 1920 from
2.15 rp. m. till 3.30 -p. ill. Gentleillell
calling will provide themselves with
two cards one to be left in the Hall
when registering and one handed the
A.D.C., on entering 'the Reception
Room. Morning or Afternoon Dress.
Edward Palmer, Capt. Private Sec-
retary. Zi
::M~0ORE do MCLEOD LIMITED
CLOSE Tonight at 6`p. m. For many
years this store has closed at 6 p. m.
on New Year"s eve. We will close als
usual tonight. Please shop early.
Moore d. M¢Le°d Limited.  .. ..
::F0r years Mother Graves’ Worm
Exterminator has ranked as the most
effective preparation manufactured,
and lt always maintains its reputation.
To Get up in the morning tired .
and unrefreshed, with a dull, heavy head.
often amounting to headache, to feel low-_
spirited and “blue” --are symptoms ,of
self-poisoning by food poisons, not neu- '
tralized or eliminated by bowels, liver and
_kidneys acting in harmony.
Beecham’s Pills _
help to remove the'caiise_ of 3
most creditably. The grams-tis person- ,
tlustrouble. They act gent- _
ly and ely, but -also -
 -;. A very effi-
worihe orarie..  ¢l¢¥llilY-
” b°x 'rtzcmlms que'
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Sold everywlaers in Canada. i_i~r`¥._'  ’/` af/ '
lla boxes, 251:., 50:.  r v
INTERNATIONAL KEROSENE OIL
- ENGINES.
The lntemational Kerosene Oil Engines
are the latest i`mp1'oved in every pal‘t1cula1',
being of throttle governor type whereby the
fuel is regulated according to the amount _of
Workthe engine is doing at all t1mes_vvlth -
very reliable Accurate Magneto ignition.
The cylinder is made separate from the wat-
er jacket, so each part can be repaired sep-
' arately. These engines are very powerful and
_ C easily operated ,having no gear or cog wheel
exposed. Prices ae follows
11/,'h.p.  $102.00cash
3h. p. ....................;;;.§l47.50cash
6h.p.  257.00cash
or terms a1°l'anged to suit customer.
F. O. B. Charlottetown when received from
the factory in carload lots. A shipment of
fifty engines expected first of the New Year.
Place your orders early while they last.
  SAMUEL KENNEDY. JR. .
CHARLGTTETOWN P. E. I.
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POULTRY, POULTRY
We have on hand considerable quantity of Geese,
Ducks and Chickens which arrived too late for export.
We will place them on sale at our premises 55-57
Water Street at attractive figuers.
Come early. __ DeBLOIS BROS, LTD.
55-57 Water Street-
le-I-9-¢ 1 -1” L .5  l
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TORONTO, Dec 29.-Sixty cur loads
of liquor are on the Quebec side ofl CARD OF THANK'
'tile interprovlncial boundry loadedl
land waiting to be moved into Ontario MF- Benjamin Mlllliiii. Y0l'l¢. Wlih"
immediately upon ine advent or the to thank his many friends and nelshb-
New Year, according to a railroad OPS l'0l` lllelr kllldlleu Bud B¥l¥1`Dll-l1Y
omclnl in this cl;y_ 1; is gum the ox. lil his recen: bereavement. Also the
press colnpilllies are prepared to Y0I`k nn'-l P0Wnl1l Cllallli f°\' llwll'
handle the anticipated big liquor ship- beautiful floral tributes.
lments to Toronto ill special waggons,59G7.
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‘ Mr. David Wright, of Lower Monta- ` -
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fragrant as
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Reid Millar, of Vietorls, motored to
the city yesterday returning in the
evening. Notwithstanding the recent
snow storm they report. the road, ex-
_osilent for motoring. They made the
Jtrip in sn laoiu' and forty-Ive minutes.
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tobacco, R O S E B U D is as sweet and
the flower after which it is named. »
It is always in condition. You can cut it to
suit your own taste. Sold everywhere.
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