*f 1 ..»1. _ ,
.~»~.»’~~."‘ -“-`l__¢l.1,»» I'-°'”" ‘ '
1 1. > -
__ _ .,~b, _. _.1 i , , . . .....,.-..._ .1 .. ....1~l..¢».¢n:lbl»¢n¢nlla»~va-~.....¢.1»e-aww-».=~. . . lv 1 1 -
1.-»
1
_ - - “""""  ` f -_ _ `* THE CHARLO _"7 ""
invents New Lamp
be \\‘hller und Cheaper Ll Lg
”“‘.'|'luu Electric or (ills I
(,»|-'r/\\\'.\. Patents have been
_ L1 hy the Government to a
itgllilllhg engineer by the name of
on n new lamp for burning
,lulll\'*°”' » .
|- kerosene oil. This lamp
"'_:g:i':,”é¢,; tl vapor from the Oil which
p`¢l;cs a blue tiumo_ that ineandes,
'L 1, ‘mantle-. and thus creates n
Sm strong. sort. pure white light.
A, it consumes on y I'-pep cent. oil
‘ ith 94 nor .g` tp 1-, it is
11_|_|_>;_ee\l"n_:!",y sc  Q to he
Ser). ,Tropic t_i~x_‘»o rate..~.,qior cn_s,
L-lt-.gs..nn<lv'. K°.l'l°¢'» 1 ' . .
"ug .e .1uhnmg1'_.2~i6 Craig st.. 
mm¢,~¢¢1, I-Ieeglko wants local. s-
irlhhiors lndfk '1 Y*l'Y ““l'l\"l Wil-
mg plan to o _ 1'. agents. He is even
,-| to gl piano free to the first
off? -
UB
cl. | - nach. ocality who will help
Inu-oduce this BBW light. _ `
Ma1i1111iii_i;li°i Clearance
Auction- -Sale
_,___._ .
At Waterside, Pownal, Thursday
Dec. 28th at 12. o'cl0ck noon, sharp
msc stock, crop. farm 1ml>li>~
ments as dollowsz-
1 irnf: Lorne li years old.
1 General Purpose horse 9 year!!
ld. ‘
ol General purpose mare 7 years
olll.
1 General purpose mare 12 years
ofi.
1 I-‘uro bred Ayrshire cow 7
years old to freshen in April.
1 Pure bred Sllorthom cow 6
urs (-fat).
1 Pure bred heifer 1 1-2 years.
1 Pure Bred calf, 1 year.
4 Grade Sluorthorn cows in calf.
1 “ .- .
‘l
7
yu
.ill to freshen in April ,
mirror. cow
. Fat stccrs, 2 years, Shorthorn
.g1':1llcs.
2 lieifers. _ l
-l Calvzs.
.1 Fall pigs. 100 Hens.
(`ilOP:-
550 Sltooks. irish White oats. Ex-
ll;l good seed.
150 Stooks wheat, Marquis.
3" Tolls hay.
T t.1ns Green feed. .
200 bushels potatoes.
1,000 bushels tnrnips.
lMP'. F.MEN‘l 8:-
1 Gang plow, `1 single plow, 1 set
spike harrows, 1 cultivator, 1 set
tying har-rows, 1 soeder, broadcast,
lrontcr, 1 Massey Harris mower,
il lt.; 1 wheel rake, 2 carts 2 trucks»
1 binder Massey Harris, 1 potato'
nigger, 1 moulding plow 1 scllfficr
1 irprnss unggnn, driving \v.12,:"n.
d'l'-/ing sleigh, 1 team sleigh 1
od sleigh, l box sleigh 1 thrash-
.-.nd lleurer, 1 homo ;.-.nvclx 1
t fanners. 1 farmers boiler. 1 mud
dislrer. 1 cream separator, Simplex
‘ churn, 1 set driving harness, 1
<
l
\\`0
Ill'
t4f‘
1 0 en 1 s 0
1 1-ollhrs. 4 pair hnmcs, 1orh.._.l>nn.\_s \ul._ul1noni has il_~°°“‘_l°‘ 1uy.u.ml.. of Q  _____
       
_ ton numerous to mention. _  _-Php body of __-______0S__ _______ ____0z_____ll1s s 11 ____s__ c°_____°__s_
H stormy’ first “nc day f0uow'Ist’ff. ‘according to lnforlnation giv-_ _1_(;,,r,1.m Mhclvilllau.
. ` ` . " llf-b t_ _ . '~,',
Sale poimwe' nu reaerva sale 2:11Lllgllyollihgeuilrilllilll lilflzccll enl-iklgl-l`; 3 ;;,U'nl`t;l;1(l|lr:>\\€'ntt
'°'"NS pusmvvlynn time' loilf -Port (lolborllc Ont., at ieri' '_ ren ' l
.rer;1;3:__01] nlonths on all sums o,cm__k _his momlng by me ‘GW
I' ' .- .,
on ' `sDwAno wooo. |
Kli-Y.
Wat'ersido, Pownal
J. A. MacDonald,
Auctioneer.
11014-22-4i.
:Ont.. according to un lnzlisiinci
|n1c.\:sa1:e received here by ll. E.
lG1iip.in, Presidelit. of the Gre :vt
France Wins 0ut
011 Reparations
P-ARIS» D60 27-‘France gained
i_1_l1 important v.lctory in the A1.
ed "@lllll”8°l°11d. comm sslon lo-
llfii' when the commiissaion by a
vote of three to one declared Ger-
mfllly in voluntary default of ho
'“'9°ll ileliywrles for 11922. _
Friilwe. Bslgiunl and Italy vcfteci
‘_-in favor of the‘declarst»£on, while
GWB! 'Britain cast its - ballo
08a.l;_1st. The decision of the colu-
llllliw-Dli. was -lm1nedlia.t;3r, com-
mu'li<_:a.teil to 'tho Alilli govern-
menus for action.
Itlmny have vital- effect on the
reparations -problem if France 'can
retain the support of Italy ann
_Bulsznm when 'the reparations
question is discussed ut the Jann
ary 2 mee-tins or the premiere.
The lone vote cast against tile
declaration by creat Brita-in was
ill accordance witil British policy,
which has ‘been opposed' -tio ds
claring Germany in default .ln the
‘leur that such action mdght have
a disastrous effect on the already
precarious state of German flu
ance.
France is considered 'to have
9‘09l'9fl *U1 ‘llll'D0'i‘tunt point by rea-
son oi’ the fact that the decision
ci’ the conln1.ission was _arrived on
'the majority vote. France had
_been alone for ll Long time in the
‘contention that Germany could be
|placod in voluntary default by a
lsimplo lnia.jol'ity vote. ltuiy's sup
port of France _ln the bsliotlng
Icamo as rl surprise and as nn ln-
idficlltiion that Premier -Mussolini is
swinging over to the French s‘de
in the reparations controversy.
Germany has carried out more
than siolty per cent of its schedule
0! Wvod deliveries for this year.
When the German experts were
before the commission several
weeks ago they announced that
Germany had been unable to dc
liver more than she had and that
the llcliverics for 1923 must bc
greatly reduced.
Perished In Lifeboat
‘0I4EVELA.‘NlD, O., Dec 27-The
lifeboat of the tug Cornell, which
ha._s been missing for six days wlftll
its crew of aight men, was found
today by scarciuillg tugs l>r.t\\'ecl\
Long Polllt and- Tort (‘ii‘lborlle.
Lakes Towing Company, from (.`~up
troll Phllslp Bnollie.l'ick. at Erie.
Tile message gave no details as to
wlliothler audi df the crew were
lnlive cr had been found ill thc_,
`.iil`c-boat. In a telephone corivcrsn
ml:-u'l'. The lifeboat was sadly bat
tl-rcd nlld lenlning, -information tol
thc cmstgullrds said. _-
---<4->-l'
I
l\ll|\nnI'1| Llnlmcnt for Dunllrlfl'
N404-evo-o an-f-»oo4+¢
"1
CLASSM* IED A DVERTISEMENTS
_ ,- .o ll dylnrildnyn
or al\?¢A|»’m;<'s pits' li1|::§\I;"6 lfngtror -Jvxl 0':»un\ ll word:
to u lln'c. lirollpn of av figures. lnltlu. Intern. count luv one winl-
I0 |n~r rent. discount for rash. Asldrflll forma part of ml. mul lnullt
lie paid lor. lim-rlul llnfen Frlmlnhed Ilonml nd. The for Mven
words lor one week. Situation Vi/anteill 50° "W "°Vl‘ll “Drill D"
-week. _
¢4++o+o+o+o4+¢++o¢.\4-o-o»4++»++e-o+o+4-04-0+0+>¢'*+0*f_
O-OO-OO-5
1 1
i
.tp ms V\':l|ll.i'||
_._ 
l ii i_~l°ollane0\lS
,wAN‘r£u Liv! AGENTB Fon
iilllnhs lso vroduw- l>l\’°°l
to consumer. Write The J. R.
vvhtlnhs co.. 879. Crain St. WM'
Montreal. '
llclp Wanted-liiale
__ V __ _________l vice. call or phono A wlulsm-
ll/l|.|u uma- wazwlrlu--111/lim son, Auction ROOM-
money at homo-$15.00 to $00-0°
paid weakly for your sDIil‘° ll"‘°
writing lhoweardl for us. N0
canvassing. We instruct and rup-
Diy you with work. West-.\ni~'»»i
sh ro service. los con....-..-
B,§:_°7|~,,,.,,,,¢,,_ ll-zzfnr
,..__....__. f-
Lost
LOST- GOLD WRIST WATCH
»l1row1_1 dealtlzer bind. \>€l_“'“"“
Depot and ‘Reddin Bros. F~\ll\“l`
please leave at Guardian and l-_f_--
coive reward. 1`1044'37"‘
Teachers Wanted
TEACHER WANTED- OIBOND
or til- clus for M0n»t8°m°l”Y
ll o
school, _wen Point. vnluntsfy
swppl_elnart_g60.00 for the YB"-
W. J. Wortman, S_ecretz.i‘y~ _,_
'___i_-
1'»EAcHEn WANTED IMMIDI
ntely for 'Point' Prim aclwvl-
Supplcment__ $155.00. - D- N
Murchison. Sony.. 11067-28-4
TE ' ` FOR CABLE _
Aches wAN'rlD 1°m_ WAN-,ED pon nous?
- 174 K nt Stree _
work. Anllly 0 _ "___
west ` imc $1500 'rm
'roll ‘
amount vera. supplement and
salary inc’iu_ded.-- Robert ‘MC-
Kenzie, goqfdtary. 11070~28~7
A Ecole hence
etic Men
No. A|.Fn'rD McooNA|.D LAND
Surveyor. HBl"lIl°.l1y Jill-
1015B-2’.-1 mln
| 
FURNITURE REPAIRED. UP-
holster:-\'l, polisliisii. -\`ll'B\’- Gm”
work guaranteed, prompt Bel”
10664-7-lmth.
1 ______------
_ For Sale
iron SALE-e sows. 2 HAVE
l 1,00" 1,,r@,| tt, U, Yul'ksl1l1'c hog,
4 iirc ll 111-.mills old.-W R Déllllllii
:.l...r..l.r1t~l.i. 11035-W3*
=, 'ro LET
1 ---- -----*_"_'”'”‘
;TO LET-TWU 0FF\cEs NEXT
| to ameri(-nn Consulate. W9"
i :;q1~.:.=11 had heated. Anrlv Sl
'I'wl\ M805. 04713-2541
To |.E'r THE El.lc|s|.v 'si'ru
ated residence 011 R°`°hf°"d
Square lately 0°°“Pl"~"‘ by Mrs'
‘.wAN'rEo - Gini. ron GENER
l, 
V H ll l‘
o
shenlmlles at you. laugh st \l°
|| hysterlohli |890” har'
in
late her Vessev.
'he "ool;,`;a`::g|‘\ll'¢3rl:$ilfnent her. ln the Se
'lie ° ' ' ith s M rvihv.
|1.¢_<loubts von l>° fn” ' ,,',,, "
lull-
1-111111111111 11111111 `
SHOP from Holman'
3°b|ll H005" l'»-I-1'. in bers and
iiar'I.»s which w-‘ are sei' 1 1
. ._ - --s a Fun coA'rs -Ladies lur_"o<>..t.=.,
_ 10110:.. prices. _A ll0lhN.E ic CU. best quality, will be sold at cost
'ANNU ’»“"` price by the Montreal Fur Remod
l Catalog CITY HOCKEY I,EAGUE -
_ 'i There will be n meeting of the
BAND AT THE AWENA l0lllSht. executive of the City H.C‘ckcy
r .JUST REcEWED_C______lo___d ____  at the Arena Riuk_tonlshl
1
lt
‘r
.esta
__l"rs.'rowN GUARDIAN ‘ _ ._ .PAGE  REE"
_ -rua . »~»nl~»- -slip ..,,,.,,. nth".
New Year’s Dinner __
Special Menu Good Music
Price $1.50 it
Dinn'er Starts at 1P. M. 
Phone Rue rvatlon »
Victoria Hotel 
Al. ci-ln`|s'rMAs TREE elllns co.. Riley Bldg Queen sl _ 
and concert of the Methodl t B - _ 10994-22-Zwks. ' '
s
day 'School in the l-Ieartz M Lon
em T' _ - 
lfll Hull tonight at 1.30. cordial Mn; w||_ ,A A v . BAND A1' 'rl-1 
welcome to all. Silver col\lect10n- At Sea Vlevlv, 1|;`ec§Ue4ti?|l922,` E ARENA tonight
M there passed peacefully to rest. SECUURING NEW 8TEAM1ER.
___:_"_‘_’_";__:E_§`*_Xg>_E(-_:_-l_<_>l_1_1___._il11'_i__cgi; Mrs. wm. ls. sudshury, aged sl ~Cspt Pearson. or Plcwu, accom-
lege and get ___ me for a ° od ‘L years. She leaves to moum then Dun'.e_d py D D. 'Sinclair of P-ictou
____o____ _______ p___________________ M183 __l_l_a~_ loss, her. husband, one daugllter, Landing, left Halifax on Saturday
___ _ P_ M _ ___ DD Mrs. Maynard Bryantoh, Sea on the 'Cunard liner Antonia for
mn ° HL °"‘*“- i-051315"f- V‘lew, also four sisters and one Plymouth. England. From Ply-
, _ ' _ blother. Deceased was la-id to res: mouth they will go to Cherbourg,
 UPENS-'lhir in gg Stephens cem,e¢ery_ Bm, thence to Paris. and will bring out
~ ‘ll lll’ HE rlllli 0D€DB1iugt0u_ Dec_ 16¢h_ 9 from France a new steamer for
tonight. The three 1-.znks are in
the l\'ncDon;1'ids. the owner of
ciicdi-lent. shape and ieiverything ' ._ 1 ` ` ` 5
gives _____0m_se ____ __ ood __ “___ Si-i|PM.EN1‘,, T0. ¢UBA __Du,._ tie steamer Constance which used
Ort " 5 He 5° -ing the past two weeks abqht 100_. L0 plyi on the P.ict0u-Charloteto'.vn
sm ‘ __ 000 ‘barrels of potatoesbave been mme-
woNosn|=u1. scnssu DRAMA 5'”‘-Wed "°“‘ ‘he ‘M“"“‘l”‘° Pl”
__ _ vinces 110 -Cuba, where trade condi- F°|NA AT HA'-'FAX-'1'l1€ N01'
“tid"£5539£fv;?;_t_:;Wwe_§_;:r;f: tions are reported; much gmpyuv. weslan steamer Foina arrived yes-
en _ine 0p__o_____mw of Ageing mm _e:l__;_'1;hree _c_argoes_S_h_.ave-been ship. t_c;day_fr§n ;(_J_ha;-_lottetowxlsfor .Jr-
.. rom . E. and two from `S'- -` - R €l'S Mi on life
gl,” goégeoui I¥§d“ft‘i°_’; Qi' Lug; Nova. lscgtm and one 'from SL her agents and the steamer may
, “fm” wa"  le” ‘STE Y" Joh... .mother ls to he to-1-warned lend n cargo of deals here. The
.n .t picture cntlt edt e _ _?i1_;1_g s,h°_,wy_ i~`oinu._d.ischarged ll cargo of snit
Rajall . Among mnrly relnar a e ___ from Spam at Charlottetown and
features of the picture are a .Har-' E N _ __ _ ___ __ __ _ __ March 7-Boston A. A. vs Vic~|
an-vile an  i wand-1~f»1 M.S,‘§¢1,§,;’“ ,,,{},‘;li,.,°W‘.§R§.. l~.J.”.,"f;.. ;’i"‘...‘..‘ §.§.5""h“.”.§.%“..~.§ ‘°"“- iYankees Release
b:'il - .- d th famous _ _ ‘ ‘_ _ ,' ~#-<4-_-_A I
___1_l____}_u<;3r:___;._l_1_e__ne___z;._1; ___€____e ____ Speaks for _,tse].f_ Cha;~.l.0tt@t0.vn, ice three feet 'thick ln the harbor BAND _
_American Hockey _
i Schedule Public
PITTSBURG, Dec. 2ii.--William
,liaddock, president of the Un-ited
States Amateur Hockey Associa-
tion, tonight mnde -public the
schedule for the e_a,_n_te_ip_ _grougof
the league. The season opens ' au.
1 with the Boston Hockey Club
opposlmg the Victorias of Boston.
The closing games will be played
March 7. Other games to be play-_
ed at Boston are:
` Jan. 5-V-ictorias vs. Boston A.A.
Jan. 6-New Haven vs Boston
H. C.
J:.n.10.--Boston A.A. vs Boston
H _(1.
_ Jan. 17-Philadelphia vs Victor-
as. _
Jan. 24-New Haven vs Boston
A.A.
Jan. 27-Et. Nicholas vs Bos-
ton. A.A.; Cunadiufn Club, New
York vs Boston H. C. ..
Feb. 1-Victorias vs. Boston
H.C. l
____:cb 10-New I-Laven vs Victor-
_ iFeb 12-=St Nicholson vs Victor-
.ns;_Philadeliphia vs. Boston A.A.
Feb. 22-Canadian Club vs Bos-
A.A; St. Nicholson vs Boston
Feib. Z6-#Canadian Club vs B05.
ton H.(l.
A`F_`\eb. 28--Boston H. C. vs Boston
_away he was going to tell the u
“Newsy” Lalonde’s ‘
Team Stops
Losing Games
EDMONTON, Alta., Dec. 27. -
Although they have not strnckzhe
wiin column of the Western Cain-
ada. League labels, Newsy La-
londe's Crescents of Saskatoon
yesterday did something that-
olher tennis of the league failed
io do this season-prevented the
Edmonton Eskimo's from winnlnlg.
After seventy minutes of excltlig
hockey, ten minutes of whiich wa
s
overtime, today‘s league fixture_
ended in a 2-all tie.
Jess Expects To
Put Dempsey Away
VANCOUVER. Dec. 27.- Jess
Willard, former heavyweightchanl
plan pusilist, in an -interview here,
said he was going to fight Jack
Dempsey in New York next June
and that after he had put Jack
p .
giilst "lt few thiings aibout. that
Toledo scrap that he don’t know."
The i'0r`mer chnlnplou and his man
ngcr spent Christmas Day in Van
eouvcr before filling a boxing ex
l_1lbit‘iou date in Tacoma, Wetlnes
tty.
D _ . . , _ 1 . . 'AT THE ARENAt I ht.
_ _ ___ __u_____c___ _____`__ Dec 26th, 1922 ML Fred, 1,.1rgt_1\l1en the steamrr was ready to °'l9   
§"”:_3  8 mrgif u ‘_ _I _ d”_ L' See'y., 'Charlottetown F-ire Bri- sail and the C. G. S. Montcslm -_oo-¢»#_
dll( C g lepell e O Hy _ , . . ~ F*
1 ---     1     
_A N_Al-'tR0w ESCAPE.- 'Messrs ' ' h `. ,_,f‘l I - , _mi ._ -i lNew Volk Yankees announced to-
Jolm Mc.G-nllgnn and Walter ilei1i|_‘f_i_’_|_;n_*_;‘:_""&_?_€)9 wlfpkiarefo _l_’_§'d_______';_l§ ;;;1L"v_f__‘_:f_.°i;‘_____‘;____;___‘i?';;;__;‘_TG F_f’_‘_}_’a Prclnier. Bell spent the Chrisllllay the release under optional
while drtvlng on ;1<;_p_;e Rlv_ei°__lecI.)_i_lLl during the me of lam Thursday ,gm aw”-._ The steanler was w1§l_as hol;<_lays ut his old l1.o1no lnlngreement of Glenn Killlnger, in.
me SUN' 5L°‘"“» “ “V “ 5 ' » -- 1 r e' & hn'e loaded deals at Pu wash but mmer ‘d"" `fl@ld@l'~ lo me Aflflllfll Clllb Of U19
17m>h“d “very narrow escape ;1l>|lchbu'll\dfr?§n(1!gZnll)l:y3' cggvhy my owlng to bc-ing delaycdgat Char- N _""" _ lS°ll¢hWe5l0l¥l -‘\5S0Clllll°lli fllld 0
f"’"“ 'lmwuing' The storm waS|thanks to the members of. the lottetown that charter had been ‘P9 A" N' .bwge 'EMF th‘!iG°°"ge Wn90“» 9°“thl’“W Plfche
so thick that thcv lost their course I_,_____ 'B____g____e Yours ______ce________ ________ce__________H__________x _ChT_m_Cle_ molning on n vusut to California. to the Brldgpport (_-mb of th
and hwtlod .for the 0-pen watel' “Wy A Mm;aghnn_ e .___ “’“*“» _ ‘Enste1~n Leaguef Klllingcr. former inlll
above Bay View Ilrilllse- 13@i”""° ` A ' ____ LAID 'TO REiST-The funeral of 'Mr‘ [H"‘U@5' M”°Kl““0“» Of Sl- idiro.
l
l`.
8
l-llfiy ‘3Ull'll l"'“‘lZ*’ Wh""" may were BOUQUETS PFlE"ENTED M tht- into 'Vir Duncan 'dllnw whose Jmm’ is visitlng his ‘“0U10l` Mrs- ‘ghd jllnsullllia/,in1?r(?l{l'dn?lmul1'l(;l;];l;;l:l,
- 1 - ‘ o _ - . . l . r \ ~ . . . ,_ - ` ~ __ ‘ ‘ ' ‘
ill" llllrse “Wk” mmugh me me the clqsing lperformnncc oi' the dollth occurred on 'I`\lcsd11y nlorll- Ale" M““'K‘"“f’A"' husw" *uhm* _¢il10l'~'P lll 1921. WHS l`<‘0l\llfld by
and -took w'lth_lli1n the sleigh "“dl1’l'0vi|,c,al Players in ...Phe Widow ,um wok pmw _y@.5t..;-mfly nlller- Mm, F ,;l_________'H ____ _,Ort _ _ _lille Ynlilltws at thc end of last
occupants. Tlley were “my “ of the West" at the Prince Ed- noon from the oild l1omestczz<l,_ €___s___‘_'___`_‘ " '_ _ gg” ‘1“”|Sif1U~l0H fl’0m U10 J9rS€y Cl'-y
few feet from the open water. ward Tl_eu___e ____ Tuesday night iiracklcy Point. interment be|1ig;eé’__e__d__==“° 0" ll” 0**-lnlllg ffdm Cluib of the lntcrmltional League
Tll<`*Y 1l`°‘d. 3' V9‘1y 5i‘r"“'“°uE time in the ladies of the caste. Mrs, l-‘1'a1l»_~nl1de at the Presbyterian Came. yn with 'which team he Dliryed H108!
saving thc horse. as it was a lute cis Han `Tmin0,~_ Miss Muriel rcrv, West Cove iiead. There was Rev _ml ___ .of the season.
_ -_ ~' - _ i . ’Vi<u1-chison and
hour ullil H0 P0130” hemd "he" Wright and Miss Mary Blanchard, 1 large attendance at the funeral. _ __ _ vin] '- .
cali-l. They 1110 ml- get then: were presenterl with handsome llcv. Thos Wllson conducted the  D ‘ a_pf'_qf"?’ spemfhe ho"
. _. ith hii . -t , _
:llclgli and harness till the follow bouquets by me G_W_V_A_ It is me _mv ces M me house and g,-ave_ l U5 W_ _S DJIPH S( Cdlll Hlld 
lug day .
Prize Winners In
Potatoes And Seeds
intention of the Company to give
at performance at Snmmerslde
next week -when no doufbt they
will llchicvc another success.
"HORRIBLES" PAFiADE.- A
meeting of all interested in the
'rho into Mr. Shaw, who was in
is 90ih year resided for many
:cars in Summcrside and was
'.'e~r_v well known and TSSDECWG
xllrougllout the lll'0V-mC9-
Mrs._.Murch1son of th.s city.
Rev. Henry Mclwry of Dakota,
and Rev. Lewis R. lVlcRory, ofl
Nlontana, have arrived home on a
v`Slt to their father, VV. Francis
\lc o oi’ Charlet
_ ~ Rl fy. W ~ ttetioirn, v.'l1o '- ' '-
  hns‘been ‘ll 'ind who the Guard- 'some good scares ‘Vere PM U5’
~An cxcelient exhibition ci Lowl-
lng was given last night :ll the
League of the Cross alloys where
the L. O. C. defeated the K. of C.
with a score of °464 against *OSS
At   "horri'hlcs" parade on New Years _ :nn is' plehsell no l»sh'1~n. is non' th? hmhest "°"f'_"‘”d9 UYJ- Ufi'
_Fred Godfrey.
--A. 0. F. Gill.
._p_0y E, McLean.
-W. H. McGl'egol'.
-l-', II. I-y|l2-
--Lewis Muttart.
-Earl Roster.
Green Mounfai
--l-Inrry `Hyil0-
-D. P. 
--Frnllk McNut!.
_Vernon Craig.
-Earl Craig.
-ll. J. Vcssey.
-Guilf0rd Court.
-Geo. Annear.
9--iG. F. Ellis.
10-’i‘. W Bradshaw.
1-1'.-;oo~`|a¢\‘\
O
|18.
eoq;'>:,;.:>:»:r~'a»-
ln the Field Ci‘0llB
for Prince Edward Isla
_Potatoes
-G. MacMillan.
-E. J. VGBSSY.
-W. 'H. MeGri?si0l'.
4--rico. McPherson.
-Mont Annear.
---Earle Crain.
Oats
-Cnmellus McLellan.
-P. l-l. Lyle.
-`.~l. J. Vessey.
-Harry .HWii°..
~-.‘Vi¢‘T.cod Bros.
--‘Mont Annear.
Wheat
1-Fl. J. Vesey,
.2-Howard Ramsay.
3-(7or1|eli11s Ramsay.
4--illarry l-lvdc.
5-McLeod Bros.
0-Chas. Block.
7-'Mont Annesr.
w|\:>-
cavl
cn-;1a>;at~v'-4
in the Canadian Elec
r. Potatoes.
skinned: 2-E. J.
_ D_ wa lem Tu,Sd,,y night at the _ _ ,Hyi _ l.1g\.l.1.1l who finished with 2117
_,_ |M';}f_;.in; gary-|ceL Station There'    imp( mprovi -points thus plllcillgllilnsslf in the
chants we may expect anothersuci
or 1923.
Sante. Claus accompanied by t'lvo
riving at the Orphanage a huge
Christmas tree was erected and
and entertained the visitors by
their heautliful singing under the
direction of .Mr. Hurst. Santa
himself took charge and handed
ewch of -the chil<lren_a useful and
,members of the Orphanage staff
null!-ly, as is done by the members
remen flnail
him and he
thus
lost
|§ gqncy kin! her.  '
1. ¢<»¢.'-me 1"-
o novel “Amos .lurid ” ty J-
l Pat Moor George Pl“'°l“t
and several others.
Story is Dramatic
g li. D
f.’ons nlwavis come lime. As amaa
in all parts of the world. and anti- 1,8 goes t0"i~lnrvard and wins sig;
Cilfllie H18-klIl8 it U10 C'CC9Sl0l1 0l nal honors lint incurs the bitter
their annual outing ot Service. enmity of Bennett iwho ibelieves
A Growers 'm him responsible for the accident
` two o’clook to Belfast Cemetery.
C M" Gmup 1;lx11l.b|tg_ which causes the death of Slade. bullet fired at close range, Europe. _ _ _ ___ ___
ogpging €liY!1heat.1-E. J. Vessev. ‘ 'sl-ANUER’S ESCAPE- Referf l3f.nnett's friend. Amos and Bell- .B ' =- i , t ' ” N
_ 1__J E r ing ro_ the La Tour Hotel fire in ret fall ln love with the sams
ph? eat A' O V Froflerlcton. last Sunday and the qm._-_\y~|;,~ (qm-
h .: _ .lvlu- - ' ‘ -» -
i0at'=- ‘l-.T F Murphy: 2-E. J_ escape of an island woudsma-n, -|~|,,-me |n' Uswf-p¢_¢|_
~ - ‘ ~ f h h f: .
Vessev; 4_w` HI; MMCGI-ehgopa E 93015111 tygSl.6‘:‘xi:lrilll)?'§  ,ln lm' r Hcp. jc fellglgus c0l'l~
J B\',‘_;:,‘;g§ 1-_'I' ' um y' n F‘”°d°"¢'-011 G‘l°°‘5“@l` “YH _‘Th°m filet and s murprltion of the throm-
Pootn.-= 1-com.. Mawvlillan ll” C“mDl°°ll °f S°“l'lB- P E I 'rhs Nmhm-sinh nlnnn in kill Am°=
., _W -H Mcgraw, 3_~pe¢e,- gm “"h° had ‘U`l°lVed fl`°lll the ‘V°°d° and sends a delegation to limericl.
_' ' ,,--Q. in Victoria county and had gone for that purpose Am); wms Mol
to the hotel on- Sunday evening to .
Speriig campemmn for boys Set l0d<$i1llK had 'U19 narrowest and 2:1 lolrlft 83:19 tifgrlhvglfldiltgnisllxarll
. 7 1- ." ` ‘ " ‘ ` I ` . ~
Tomlilus; l`0\‘ €€l`l‘W *md lmmcul' ‘ - - ° ` _ . _'_ 'i ` ' ` 4 ' . _
mrs alillly l" W' L' 'C°mm or  ll@~ A ‘ ' ' ' _ f
v. hons\\  1 _ _. ‘ _ ' _ _ . _ ‘
||..1|, \\'nuted_.._Femalc . ; _ _ _ _ _, _ ~ ___ ‘
7'*--_H . __ _ ` y f . ' ._ ‘ .
i' Ed ilr Whitlock, 7 _ - - ' ‘ ` '
. nl housework. B _ ,_ _ __ .
__._.._..- _ma Km” 5!" 11041 273i v ne _ ____G_ W_ bill. off by .the blames when e the mm who h“_1_b\,ought Amos _ _
\v;Z{'e“t' any n ty_ _ ;‘;'n‘;i;°”Ef_;__l:'_?_8 h_:'_:;';_°__d‘|l’_Lsw_'i_‘;"_?_f;i as n child to America. the priest _ 
` ('1n§§. 2__A_'M¢I,,1pm; 3-__g_,M¢ imashadium window' open and Narsda and Galil's men save him., _ ‘
if-than' ` t outside. clutching the roof. The °"'°°t 'eu' Am” h° mu" 1 1
'flats' bliwkf ?¢-°V- MllL°"“"= gltowds below commenced. to yell °°m° b“°k and tr" ms p°°D‘° '
AN- nhnéy: 2~o. W. west; 8--lil J an hands or some to the baffles “'°’“ “"° “°“"l"°l- Am” "¢*‘*' be'
WANTED” COMPETETL :isnt Vensev mall. Home told him to stay yes!" l‘5_"° ““d_ ‘2‘_§¥"_°':_: "_“‘t‘."y
cann ~ - ' _ _ . ec e mus ter -
‘ gs;  memcsl 1? ntl 1 B1gc"1W}33:r‘ssy1__J' E Murphy* xlluz-r°hs}h:i»wt£:>B'tht;utl1dl¢1 Tam: 1-nhl and l':tnr: to his native 1:1167 .  
' I l. Peieri°“ “""; ' - - ' ` Th Lar t 'D ` `
snl;1_~_y__rl7_‘:_l_l__l;_‘_____ P_ E. I. Potatoes. oval whlte._2 -Cl. W which is covered with loo and w e  _ a e In   
& H004 Nm WM, q___E _,_ Ven” mow 1, m) mme, than lt soudh Bees Vision of adding
Potatoes. round type: 4-Peter Campbell, however, accepted the
__?¢>--- d, __ _“dm” and, ,eminei hang" Molly is heartbroken at hiis de _
WNT3 T HUSBAND; Brlgotgiopg, Molniyren: 1-J. E fi y rushed a Jad-
_ n \,1 ly; 'l Peter Brodie: 8-
your wide frown! M yo I flolfiyrhv. r_
. _ ed
and gif' - ¢ La f 1| ‘ _ .
Ontn 1-Hattie Veaiiev Eff rozvnicgtsg _:_ :;‘_;“¥° _Por ‘rm vision of an attack u,1.>n '1ln1se.f
Wll°“f` '*”“”““‘° |V°‘“°’ hotel. ln the vlcmltyezf ville" l)l1y1<eE&?rhr lhmgioteglsgursit 
max 1_°_§"°_;"v§s:;; "W ""°r“t‘l;“`t“d_ his ‘}’_5°“_p° h bn Hindus get im andfare about to
Wheat 1__A Mcmnm m°a“°° es" may ""5 ee murder him when General Gadi
ill
, ‘I and 8.0,
fam us 1 ' ,
A Mitchell, which proved one f-‘»
V|»8lTE.D BY SANTA. -Tlle'thn most successful American
children of the Prillce Edward Is~ Wm-kg of fiction. it was adapted
land Orphanaige were lnndc veryito the screen by June Mathis. U10
happy on hristmns morning by the adaptor of “The Four Horsemen
advent ofthe Knights Templar of the Apocalypse." "Bl°0d and
Sand” and other Valentlneo DiC-
box s-leighs, with the members Oftnros. The cast .is unusually large
Prince.Edward Preceptory and all ,md 'includes many promillentand
Competition the nice things that go towards popular players, including \l_VH!lG1l
nd:- mdklllg U19 kiddies hlllllly- 0" l1T~ Hawley, Bertram Grassby, Cnarles
Og c, 6.  1
Fanny Midgely. Ge0i‘8G Field. Ed*
trimmed by the members and with Stevens Robert Other. Jlhllk
when the children'hud as-sem-bled aiming, J; lvorrcll MacDonald
The story, whiich is lail in Am-
a.pprnpl°iate present as \ve.'il ns it erica and india, introduces. Amos
iibural assortment of toys, books, _1udd_ first ag it young Hindu -prince
etc, not omitting the bag of candy -n child 'brought to this country
and nuts without which no chil-d’s ‘for political reasons and placed
Christmas is complete. All the in the care or Joshua and Snrsh
Judd, ltihhlly New England farm'
were also remembered. The mg, together with an immense
'l`cn.i;.l`.1l1's have signified their de- fortune. As the child grows llphe
sire to take over the iresponslbility demonstrates 9. remarkable gift of
of .furnishing a. Christmas tree allf foretellin event and his redlc-
ibut later `Amos is seen " ' ' _  ' V`
wiherein he sees the
11 Hindu wedding 'and as
. _ _  F' I
isfazsi t Aim" 
to the waters of a beau
raises her veil. her face
the woms ._lle v _--
more virions _always
Wands 'Hiwlay _plays
showin!! take place 'toillry
Church, ililoncton, and Mrs. Ball
of Charlottetown are sp,endinl:
Christmas ln Moncton, the guests
of .Hon C. W. and Mrs. Robin-
son. IProf. Ball was ll guest. this
week at the luncheon of the Monc~
hon ‘Rotary Club.
Shocking Murder
In_Brooklyn, N. Y.
NEW YORK, Dole 27-Teressa
McCarthy, an eight year old Brook
lyn girl was found- dead .in the
bathroiom of her home with a
bullet over her heart when her
mother returned tonight after be-
ng away most of the day.
The mother had left the key to
the house wriih the child and
when she found the entrance door
locked on the inside, summoned
policemell to force all entry. No
weapon was fo'und in 'the house.
Stanfling beside the ch‘ld's body
was "L1lrlcy" her white poodle, a
‘good which dog" as the mother
ilescnibcd him and illc little
g.irl's constant companion. .
’l`el'nssa wore only -"1 lhfll I1lBhi
gown and high black shoes.
Powder marks showed clearly
on the night gown above the crim-
Sdln stain over her heart, the Dill*
- 1 . _ ,_. _ ,_ _ _t G owors _ , , _ i - ‘ A _ . <1 _ -' |~ _ lend for thc pipe presented by M2
   1          The Prince Edwa.rd;.....":?:.-1.        
and bwe`cm~ng’ 3 59:51 lllmh-?l"tgE;‘lihrl1t}  all-=1t]Lakes Towing Colnildlllllgsst Winter Fair, There w@l"’.lns fllimfnbly disposed to. it-no _-- M°D""=1‘\l Of Ed“l<llll0ll`l\ll'l MF- J- ""‘ki“g the i‘igh."S‘ SCG”
""S‘ ‘CMF s“ddl‘_"“ am "ee”i'“." ’ _  rf -- '  '.'.l A -l ti ' tr`c fCob`il_lCi‘B_tl1cir aid in having u big parlldc,i.q-he ymmg Ralah" Affords Stai‘,We_e__\'lllnd of __V:11\ccuver. They tra-
i0l0W° A, committee, consisting of.Messrs‘ Two Excellent Character ive ed on t e eastern train this
lwhlllc scahllelnn-y, F. :vlclhlhel mics - lnwrnins on n visit to friends.
|and Percy Down were appointetl` -4 ‘ 1
'to call on the merchants und 50'! One of the strongest stellar ve'_` Fl`l9!1llS <‘_f Mr A. E. Long, for-
lliclt contributions for cosl11mes.»}m-_leg for Rudolph Valentino, yet merly of this city and new of_0L-
_and also donations of any llldtllnelselectcd 15' the enthusiastic 0l»ll'l-itawa. were Dl9aScd to see him
icostnmes they may have cn llllndgion of 'the producers l'@i§`iIl'\llllB;dlll`1llE U19 (`lll‘lStIliaS sccsou. \lr.
|Lnst year's parade was most crc~§-‘The Young Rajan” at new Para- Long who has bcen_v»isibin;,' his
[ditalble and enjoyed by hundredsl . icture in which that uoliw =iS~€-` ull'->. rites. 'Flcllnl'd. cily, re-
n1o.1tt D
|ot` men, women and cllildren whoqm- Sim- is appearing. 'umm this Yll0l`l1lllS f0 Oliilwu.
lthronged the streets. Under thc; Three other notalble features! _ .
some management, nnd with ihe.m¢.k<>_ this picture one of thc. |Pr0i'. Hiram Ball. formerly
co-operation of citizens and mer- iv < whilch Mr. Val'-.ntinnlore>1n;st of the First BUDUM
strongest in __ _ Para,
l.. yet al.-Deal” “nie” '
cessiul parade on New Yeal'sDayl,;;\0Sunt auspices The story is :hai
. Tile fu__lowlng ls the .line up and
scores: `
K. of c. '
P Mccormhcll 146 141 142
w. lfhyze '12s 119 21::‘
E. Arsenauit 11S 128
r. slimy los 144
B. iCoy1e 110 105 186
1129 643 S25
Total ..   ....2oal;
137
147
L. of C.
?>."l-“E-°’
1Maddi-gall 176 140
Callaghan 257 137
Reardon 145 142
Duffy 99 110
A. Joy 191 186 139
868 715 882
Total..     2465
223
179
126
215
Bora.h’s Amendment
-Likely To Surviv
6
WA:Sili‘NiGTON. Dec 27.-Before
the Bomb amendment to the Unit-
ed States naval hill for an econo~
mic and disarmament treaty is
disposed oi' three wi-ll be in the
senate a great discussion of inter-
national affalrs, including debt
cancellation, reparations, ilisarma-
ment and the need of markets for
United States products abroad.
The Harding ndnlinlstration, it
has been ciearly shown, is throw-
ing its influence ngainsl. the B-rralr
nmentimellt .but illdu.'si.ions nr
now that the amendment cannot he
defeated outright. its opponen
'ce said. The flesh on the little
gill'-l‘n breast was also dlscoiored
and burned from the flash of H
political entanglement with
__ ~ `7'i-»'~i:,',, .. 
Abcgwcit Hockey
The Abégwolts had another [ood-
lmrd wdrluoet-'»at the Aram. on
|Ch1-istmas .‘1no,rning. the following
, nlaycre .tal¢lhg't.i1¢v1<-u: .F1-tirl. Moore,
Harry Morgan, Dslton, McEsch¢rn,
Gordon. Earl Prowse, _il'i.oy;Pro_?_o.
-Snurswll   ni-
n er :~.f `_ ‘ _» __
rl- 1:1* ..c~.'.:s”:.§.r',1'.c2
not present. " '
| The. boys had s. fast work-out.
Moore. Gordon, Mclilacbern, tho
.‘Prowse boys. and Dalton, giving
some great bursts of speed and
stick-handling, and ‘bringing into
iplay more 'team work and combina-
tion than have 'heen seen in recent,
fears; while Morgan and Diamond
guarded the nst`s.»` Morgan ilfup to
his old form and has his eye train-
ed for the hot ones. Diamond also
turned off some nice shots.
The fact that combination count!
was proved very eitectively in Mon.-
day's practice, as there wasnot A
single count made by either side
on individual work, while when the
players combined they nearly al
ways got results.
‘Councillor T. W. L. Prowse was
:on uhe ice with the boys, and is
|endeavoring to encourage team
work, and the .boys are responding
nicely to his coaching.
-Zi
' Abegweit Hockey
i Lust night at the an-hs Rink
ltlle Albegweit Hockey team held
_another fast work out, the Abbleil
,ara going .wilong and are' getting
las nlucll practice as possiihle be-
flre the-lr games ln Halifax with
_tile (:res1¢:el‘1s on January first and
secoril.
r All 'llc “i-'ls with the exception
lm' Kelly were on the ice and _dil-
Dl'1l'€d a telluellcy to more team
work and ccnrhination than on
previous occasions. There is stilla
few of the players, holding to the
vidual method of trying lo
count, which is not getting them
:lnywhere as goal-gctters.
Wheu the Abbics meet thc_Cres-
cents they wlll have practically all
last years team, excepting Wm.
1nn1s_ ani Pnl.-tzlin. who are row
iD‘l"‘lliZ iu the United Sta.i‘.Qg
_ Thi’ Cr!-~'_cf-nts will have 11 fists!
l “st 5‘fa5°" 1* team. lncludlugrirmzt
Holmes, Toni and Harold Radford.
  1-D. _ McDonald, Ahern;
o l.»o_. Cushing, Hopper and
Hurley.
BOWLING
One of the best games in the
B‘°“'lflllZ League was rolled lsst
"ighm °“ the "Y" llll0.\'S between
Carvells and the Rail-.vay, the
former winning by the small mar-
gin of Z8 pins. The ame w
_ E as all
| l\11D0l'tant one as the Railway
was lead ng in the :League by Ona
Ranie and Carvclls had to win lag;
‘nlKl1'¢'s same to tie them
for first place. Both
teams rolled a heady game
and rfit till the last hall was roll-
ed \vns_tho game won.
_ _Dollrlrls 111:11 Galbraith were
-l'-Ish Inst night with a total or 463
|zlnll. 449 respectively,
J. -Mc.\.’a'r and `C. :McDonald
were the scorers, and IC. Trainor
was iudgc of play. The Bankers
and Bachelors play the game on
Friday n‘ght at 7.30.
SUMMARY
Carvell Bros
VR. A. Galbraith 166
A ` McKenzie 121
McKenzie 121.
Smith 70
. 1Sm-ith 86
167 116
12.1 159
w>H@
.' 149
. 91
_Ein :1
146
141
1448 152
.__».
682
_._
714
1960
' ‘S64
Total . . . . . . . . . . . .
. .
Rallirvad
'H F Vanlderstine 142
Nicholson 115
Robertson
Dougllas
Trainicr
100
106
108
134
1114
642 562
Total . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
.. 1932
Majority for Carvell Bros 28.
99??
134
139
112
157
130
139
190
112
_.»_.
728
BIRTHS '
McKENZIE.-- At Bay Fortune, on
Dec. 19, 1922, to Mr. and Mrs. Jill.
McKenzie, a son.
VAIL.-At the P. E. .island Hospital
on Dec. 19, to J. F. and Mrs. Vail,
é ct snn, Harold Frederic. _
1,, DEATHS
hope to force nlodificntion to weak-
the ninlelldmeut, especially to
block debt cancellation and an
McWiLLiAM8.-At Ocean View.
y December 28. 1922. Daniel'McWil-
liams, aged 63. Funeral Friday Bi
~‘» .-
. _ . ,-._,
. T 1 ’ 1’ .
.» *-
t.pECE1|.BER 28. 1922;. 7"" _ »  = - '  . = . -~