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‘ attention to our line
- watches, diamonds, gold
' rings. brooches; stick
 cut glass, etc. _
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iT PAYS to buy in this Province.
H01: WATER BOTTLES.-f The
tough-as-tlesther kind. All prices.
JOHNSON & JOHNSON. TI-PE QUAL-
ITY DRUGSTORE, COR. KENT &
PRINCE STS. 3912-1-13M3i.
PATRIOTIC RALLY.-A Patriotic
Fund rally will be held at Murray Har-
bor on Monday evening, January 15th.
Rev. J. J. McDonald. Organizer of
the Fund and Judge Stewart, Charlot-
tetown will address the meeting.
3893-1-MBI.
NOW I8 THE TIME to get a new
_IIOT WATER BOTTLE, we have a
' fresh lot. and are selling them at right
=prices. JOHNSON & JOHNSON, THE
- QUALITY DRUGSTORE. COR.
KENT AND PRINCE STS.
3912-1-13M3i. '
POLICE COURT.--At the Police
(‘_ou`rt on Saturday, Wm. Mclnnin.
charged with stealing the pay envel-
ope of another workmaii, Wm. Mc-
|Quarrie, at the Labor Union Hall, wan
given ii sentence of sixty days in jail.
The prohibition case against G. Es-
aory was adjourned to.the 17th.
PATRIIOTIC FUND.-Tlio notion ni',`
Geo. E. I Hughes
M “The People’| Dauggirl”
tha Directors oi' the Telephone tion.-
pany of P. E. I.. in contributing l°`ivc
Htindred Dollars ($500.00), to the (ln-
nadian Patriotic Funfl'. is much np-
preciated. it is' to -he hoped that tho
excelletit exam-ple set will he follow
- ed by equally large cnntriiititloiin
 _ “rf 5- _
j_ll_i.eep_ Your Feet -~
5 Warm' and I Dry
- -We-selliall kinds of Men’s
and Womens-Rubbers and
i_Ov`ershoies and
‘ In Endless variety
 '_We`have the GOODS and
-_ _SA LESMEN you have the
L » . ~~ '
I The Money _
 Come in and let us make
-_Ia perfectfit for you and let _
~ us show you how little mon-
]-ey will make _you comfort-
1-‘a le for the winter
Prices the lowest in
Canada
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300_Glol>es of _
Gold _Figh to be l
-Given Away `
The Plan
With each Purchase of one
Dollar oi Rexall goods there
will be given one Globe with
two fish free, of charge.
THE MacKlNNON
_ DRUG C0.
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I from those In a osition to mak-
_ D
them. 3931
PROHIBITION.-Tile Amherst News
aayn: The Charlottetown Police Court
rec_ortl for last year shows 220 con-
victions oi' which lil? were for drunk-
enness. P. I1 Island is n prohibition
province. The ilgtires do not prove that
prohibition -w)lll not pfohlblt. They
simply show that more regard is paid
by the officers of the law to the drink
ers than to the sellers. |
SCHOOL CONCERT.-- The con-
1-ert and Xmas tree given to the pup-
ils ol' Mount Albion School amply t'ul~
filled the reputation this school har
for _giving a good concert. The pro
gramme consisted oi' recitations, solol.
dialogues, and drills. -Special mention
might be made of the t_wo dialogues
“Xmas at iloliy l`-‘arrn" -und “No
Xmas in this House" also ot’ several
solo.-\ which were heartily encorod.
Santa Claus as usual appeared after
making a speech and presenting thc
teacher Miss McLean with a Leather
Statlonary box from the school, pro-
ceeded to demolish the tree much to
the pleasure of the younger children I
After short speeches by several oi'
the ratepayers complimenting thc
manner the school was conducted nr.
well as to the splendid programme.
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'    H' Gifts for Soldiers
"  A few p_ounds of Hickey’s Black
'lwist Chewing Tobacco, or a pound
' " i;___f1§ol>acco.i i ' _
` Insist on Hickey’s, the soldiers
choice. 1
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the meeting closed with the National
Antliein.
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SCHOOL EXAMlNAT|0N.- Tho
fteml-annual examination of Granylilc
solicoi was held on Friday afternoon,
Det-_eniher 22ml in the presence of ti
large crowd of ratepayers and friends.
l`he pupils were examined in the dit`-
ferent subjects by their teal-her. Miss
Katie Campbell and the-lr prompt ami
correct answers testify to the quality
tin of Hickey’s Bright Cut Smoking
’ Y Hickey 8r Nicholson Tobacco fo.-Ltd
Charlottetown
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__,  past year. '
W   Our wish that Health. Happiness and Prosperity
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be your good fortune during the coming year 
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of work done during the past fe\v
months. 'i‘lis examination was inter-
mingled with recitations, etc, which
were much enjoyed and heartily ap-
plauded by the visitors. Then follow-
ed a. treat of confectionery, etc., sup-
plied by tthe teacher after which lilias
Mary McCormack came forward and
presented the teacher with a gold
locket and chain ‘for which she thank-
ed them. fl‘e examination was bron-
ght to a close hy the singing of the
National Anthem, ai‘ter which the
people withdrew to their hc-mes much
pleased with the afternoon they had
spent. The following in the stami-
lng of the pupils for the .month of
December: Grade Vi.-1, Victoria
McPhee; 2. Francis McVarlsh. Grade
,V.--1, Blaine McVarish; 2, Anthony
McDonald; 3, Albert McAulay. Grade
iV.- 1, Dun Busliey; 2. Frank Mc-
Donald; 3, May McDonald; 4, Marg-
aret McDonald; 5, Walter Bryan; Ii,
Katie Lougapliie. Grade tlll.- l.
Katie McPhee; 2, Mary J) Mcco,-.
meek: 3. Mary McAulay; 4, George
Biishey. Grads ll.--1, Marion Mc-
Donald; _2,_l-ielen_McAuiay; 3, Mpc.
hell McDonald; 4, Mary Mcl)¢;-mild;
5- /Httllvltv Lvnznnheez 0. Damien
BYFOII. Grade -i._- Annu McDonald.
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Bring your next
Prescription
  *Here-
with. We Q ply no others.
Our Monu _ tsare the best
to be had. I mates given.
Chand r & Bell
- I 160 K6! Sfreet
2440-10-riosimo. _ _-
Monumcn hat cndurcthe
Rava _ _sol Time
Are what l u seek to make
the grave ti your departed
I _ -‘\m0D8 the many “features of
this store that have' imnde lg the
|110" DODUIBI' is the skill shown
and service given by our pre.
scription department.
We use only the
highest-priced and
best drugs, use the
latest methods -of
WGISIIIIIS. measur-
i If
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as `-"
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double check every
prescription and ad-
ow no one but n llc-
omed druggiat to
-have ell? Dart In the
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It you`nrs careful in selecting
your doctor you.should bs even
more careful in selecting vnur
druggist, for without. getting
JUST WHAT THE DOG'l‘Ort
'ORDERED the prescription is
not of much value.
Bring your next prescription
here. We not only promise you
expert skilllsnampromnt attnan-
._~_ 'hugvildf vert do er
mhlven call for it' if ygin with `
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SAD NEWS.----Mrs Duncan Mcln-
tyre of West. ltuyalty received' a tele-
gram Hatiirilxxy morning containing the
sad news. that her youngest brother.
had passed away. at . his.1mother's
‘homo in Chelsea, Maas. _
PRE8CRIPTl0N8.- Our prescrip-
tion business increased 26 p. c. in
1916. That is the best recommendation
any drug storecan have. Johnson &
Johnson, THE QUALITY DRUG-
STORE, f‘or. KENT & PRINCE STS.
39124-l3M3i.
GRANVILLE NOTES.-Misa Myrtle
Taylor has returned to the city after
spending the holidays at ber home
here.-Mr. E. H. Henry is _visiting in
Granville. the guest of his uncle, Mr.
A. K. Henry.-Mr. Moore, `Mr'. E. Gra-
ham and Mr. Clarence Stewart. ot'
Cavendish, were visitors' in Granville
on Sunday, Jan. 7th.-A number oi
the people' of this community have
almost completed a fine large shed on
the church grounds for the conveni-
ence of worshippers. and the comfort
of that noble animal. the horse.-One
would suppose that more recruits
should have signed tip at the recruit-
ing meeting Thursday night when nu
iirmy of half a dozen young able hotli-
cd mon will march live or six miles
to seo horses exercised on the ics;
lietter you were marching for your
country, boys!-»Coln.
SCHOOL' WORK.-The semiannu-
nn _examination was held on Fridny
afternoon, Dec. 15. The school room
was tastefully decorated for t_hs occa-
sion. 'l`he pupils were examined in
the various hranrlios hy the tenclier.
Misa Raynor. assisted* hy Mis. Thoa.
McCabe, and others present. The
pupils showed hy their ready answers
that they had been carefully taught.
At the close of the examination five
pupils were presented -with prizes for
perfect attendance, -_.after which _a
well rendererl' program consisting of
songs, recltations and marching, was
given hy the pupils. Very compli-
mentary remarlts were rpade by thoso
present on the satiisfaptory' work be-
ing done in the school.,  A vom or
thanks was tendered' to Misa Rayner
by the triistee hir. McLeod, on behalf
of those present. Candy was pass(-it
around to pupils and visitors, and af-
ter singing the- National Anthem nil
depnrtetl' to their homes feeling that
the afternoon hail been pleasantly
and profitably spent.
ADDRESS AND PRESENTATION
-Mrs. William lloward, (‘c~rnwall
was pleasantly surprised on Friday,
Dec. 22nd when the teacher 'and pup-
ils ofthe school called to pi-I-<--ill
hcr with a silk scarf accompanied by
at suitnhlc address. After expressing
hor :tpp|'ct-lation ofllicir gill and kind.
ly- thoughts. `l\’li'i;_ liotvartl lrcaleti all
with home-made candy. The address
given below was read by Sadie Mal-
loft while the presentat.lon was made
hy 'l‘essle l°`i°i7.zell. Dear Mrs. llow-
:irtl:- At this joyous Christmas sea-
son when nil hearts are filled with
the glad spirit ot"goorl-will. wc wish
tb‘~'show -'-otfr*a7pp're‘cilitfbii' of`yoitr un-
tiring c-iloqtshln training ua for otir
itchoc-l éonce `__-We know your unsel-
flsli spirit in -_thla, that no thought of
reward ever prompted yoit in your
work of love; but while we cannot
hc-pc to repay your many acts ot’ kind-
ness, we ask you to accept this small
iemcnibroiiro and with it otir heart-
felt \vishea_i' na brlght_ and happy
Christmas. flgeacher and Pupils of Ilia
Cornwall School.
RUSTICO NOTES.-Mr. J. (“lnr-
ence Peters has ret_urp,ed to St. Jos-~
eph's College, New Brunswick, after
spendiing his holidays with his par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs'. Joseph Peters, Run-
tico.-Miss Lucy Blanchard has re-
turned to New Acadia, where she has
charge of a school after spending the
holidays at her home_ at llustico. -
ll/ir. laid'ore Martin has returned' to
Bathurst, where he attends College,
after spending the holliday at his
home at Rustico.-Mr. Wilfred Peters,
who its working at Charlottetown.
spent the Xmas holidays at his homo
at ltustlco.-Mr. Matin Gallant, ln-
srpector of French schools, is at Rus-
tico today examining the children of
St_. Augustine school. -Miss. Angie
Blanchard, of Rustico, left this week
for Moncton, where she has -procured
work.--Mr. Ray Gallant, of Rusilco,
left a short time ago for the States.
whero he intends working.- Messrs.
Augustine Doiron and' Aubrey Dou-
cettc, who are both working at the
ammunition plant at Nlew Glasgow.
spent the holid'ays at their respective
homes at Ruatlco.-Messrs. George
Peters and Leo Martin have both ie-
ttirned to New Glasgow, after spend-
ing the holidays at their homes at Rua-
tico.-Mlsa Doris Biiote of Rustico
left a few days ago for`Sydney, where
she has procured work at the Convent
there.-0
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Q There are two things
one can conceal,
e, And A Cough
It would be unwise to
conceal ri rsugh if--'it'-w_er_e
ssibl ,_ l_._r a cough is a
li`i)ndly1.~_waming _which
nature gives _ofa danger-
_ ous irritationiof the :ur
passages., ; '_
_ Few people neglect the
warning, but many are
unfortunate -in g,t_he selec-
tion of a remsdy._ We
recommend the use of
0ur'Cong_li_ Syrup
..‘**t°‘“f.é.l‘*ii" irti- ‘°
rm i ec s a
i permalisgnt  Ai safe
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;f5*¥_ANU4RYf_¥54 1921- `_ ` __ 'ran cnain-.o'i'ra'rowN GUARDIAN ' 1_"A
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so the nnsiver to this question
' granting credit-that trleans b
THIRD. S0 long as we
thing. Paper and ink-books
FOURTII. Who profits.
we cut out losses-we can se
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_ And the q
» isCASH°
r up  
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On _Ianiiary 3lst this store goes on :i CASH basis. 'l`he slate breaks The s
from tliity--no more chalk marks ou llic wail.
SOME( l\lE ASl\b 'WHYI' 1 - g y
in-Z-Qui!
uestion
FIRST. So long as we tio a credit liusiu css, we will always have, at all
sum oi money on our books, practically i-llc. Now, in these days the busy doll
rloiiar that is any good. Prices are so much higher, that it- means a far 'larger'
h 'ill ` f -or us The laz dollar mus
) ‘ ' ` ' 'i`liere irc two or three ood wh s--and here
l
keep up our stock to the point t at u satis- y you _ y _ I
ad debts Now, somebody has to pay for those ba
you who always pay your own bills-are not anxious to pay any others, are yo
the answer to this queestion is CASH.
SECONI). 5 So lon'g as we' do a credit busiiiess-we’re bound to make som
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do a credit business, we have to remember that
and pens-postage stamps and bill heads--letters .
labor oi attending to all of this-it :ill means money-and not a little money ei
holly has to pay it. YOU do not want to. And so the answer is CAQH
\\’hcrc wc save expenses-we can sell :i little cl”
ll cheaper still. And where our capital is FREE
carry the great big assortment that you look for here. In other words. YO
BENF.FI'l`. THINK IT OVER. ;__V_:V¢3 ,_ I ,
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 Moore & hichtecd, I.
121 _'Queen st. Charlottetown
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& _
vic'rontA PnEcEP'ronv.- via
toria, R. P. A.. Ill wel* "eg“l“" mere `
ing this week elected the oflboers sr
me yen” _The Preceptory lt* i°‘di"_
congratulated on several-_ _,new at _“-
tions to their msmherslilp roll, and n-
indlcations pc-int to n successful year.
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THE THICK PLAYED BY THE GER-
MANS AT LOUVAIN _ ~
mini, |_o the I". E. I. I-loapital.
MONTICELLO SCHOOL.-`-The se-
nil-nnnunlexamination of Monticello
CON"f`RlBUTlONS.- Anyone hav-
ing childrens second hand clothing,
old shee'.‘in‘g or linen, will kindly se-nd
~ 3929 l
where a large number of parents and W9 hava we
A New ulgtri on the sacking and
Burning of that Famous Univer-
sity Town- ‘
';li;‘;2:.2._°“r.:‘;":‘;.i.‘:,,t:;.I:;’“_t;.'°_li.‘:; -f -~-an "-
tastefully decorated with spruce anaf,€:,‘;“h§¢g°;f“di
d was illumintrtetl' with can-,‘ _
“HKS” ‘W Moen them pm
school was held Friday, Dec`. 22i\d'.
Ol
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dies. The whole affect presented a and it is B mm'
P
lglisdre this occurred are cited iii the
ihooltlet. The condition of the .inhabi-
itanta when they returned can be im-
A new light on the sacking of Lou-
vain has been shed by I1 'b00kl‘3t elf;
|p_|ed “The Germans at _Louvaln,
wrltteii hy' one of the lN`°f9fl5°";‘ t°§
Loiivain University. find lust ds'
bntod in Canada by the Bélglllll --0"'
sulffleneral in Ottawa. This b00\¢l°~
states that someutlme after the Germ-
ans had entered Louvnin they Stl?
9|-,tgps to the -population to evncna c
the town on the ground that it was
about to ‘be bombarded by I-he Allleh-
Having no suspicion that the hypo-
critical solicltude of the Germansfoi
their safety concealed a snare l7I'}l§;'
_flcully the whole population took
flight. The Professor _who _\v_t1\\--OW:
of the few who remained, contlnuesn
“By eleven o‘clock the town was
into ii tomb. and a deathly stlencoi
hrooded‘ over the deserted' streets.
This was the settling required for thc'
uext act in-they drains: there Wwe lv
he no intrusive spectators. 'rno ac;
ors had some practice In the last fe
days in plundering forsaken houses
here and there. They were now free
to operate on s grnntl 'scale' and -in
concert.. The fact ls. the pillB8€’ 01
Louvalin was methodically organized.
like the burning, which. indleed was
carried on at the same time."
The writer goes on to d0B'0\‘lb6 110W
eve-rythiug In the town was looted.
and how all kinds of property was
packed in boxes and shipped to Gei-
many, where sales were organized* of.
objects from Belgium, on behalf _of
officers. ' ` ' '
This went on for weeks, and then
tha- town was given over to names.
over a thousand' houses being des-
troyed.
Louvnin was not the only commu-
nity wheio an organized pillage deit-
struction of everything the .people
' esses took lace. other places
sgined. They found thmaelvsl strip-
ped of all their -possesions excqps
what they stood' ln, all their local in-
d‘ustries destroyed, and no menus what
ever of livelihood.
This is what happened in more or
less degree all over Belgium. It re-
veals why there is so great a need
fo`r n continued flow of subscriptions
for ,the work of the Belgian Relief.
Commission. Thousands upon _t_lio\lB_-
ands of the inhabitants. laboring clas-
lsn, professional classes, iartisnnsp in
fact all classes are reduced to a corn-
mon necessity of food and drink with-
ioui knowing where ther IN to set
‘lt. _  ' -
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I _ _
pils were examined in the \'ar'..1t.'
subjected by Rev. K. C. Mcpllci win.
assisted' by their teacher, MISS l.:.iil'_a
McKinnon. and showed hy ti:-nt'
quick response to tho questions that
they had been carefully instructed.
_After the examination n short program
was' well rendered hy the pupils.
Special mention iulght_ be matic of
Master Rou. E. Mc(lorma.ck, ami Miss
Sarah Carter. whose hegéormsnce de-
lighted the audience. e entertain-
zient as a whole reflects great credit
ot. only upon the pupils themselves
but also upon their teache'r,_wi\ose
untlring efforts made the event. one
of the most enjoyable ever -given by
the pupils of Monticello school. Much
credit is ialso due Mr. ll. R. Mc(”or-
mack, who had charge of the musica-
part of the program and who contri-
buted several numbers; Ons of the
most pleasing events of the evening
was the arrival of Santa Claus. who
at once proceeded 'to uiiburd'en thu
heavlly laden Xmas tree, and to pre-
sent each pupil with a number oi
presents. The people were then treat-
ed to home-made candy by the teach-
er rind all started for home feelin!
that a very enjoyable and profitable
time was spent lin the school.
1- 
very pleasing appearance. The pn-l
are giving our
is quite equal t
be able to say t
the larger centri
_ toll
Gentlemen -Last winter I received
the' ton
Piano
and tru
steady
The
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of _Co
_ and wo
Why.
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Fire Insurance 1 _
_ _A Necessityw-._ _ c
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