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THE CHARLOTIELITOWN GUARDIAN

THE cnlilll lilllllllllilN

Bear River N. S. l

Prisoner

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SHOP from Houston's Catalog.

HIGHFIELD’ SERVICE- The

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Quebec Revolting

Continued from Pass 1

we have beenlwaitiug under the

States

and It is under-

Mother! Fletcher's Castoria ha: aids the assimilation of Food; xiv-Fm“! ab?‘ B“ 1m“ “£51m t“: been in useior over 30 years tuvilu: ilaturul sleep without opia‘ . "91""?! 19°" 9111c‘! tver roan pfleut relieve babies and children oi (‘on The genuine bears signature oi‘ Se" I‘ a“ 1‘ "m" 5 e

- . _i to the United States. ------.-------- n.»- ..,,,, “fish”, therefrom. “d by reg‘. meat will not divulge the name of

- g n", 8,0, ‘uh and Bowemi the man whose letter resulted in

‘ the liberation of the girl. Tod.iy the girl said that when he vl-aq abused by the people whose ‘lJflIté was the only one she had

—‘—— service In Hlgbileld Presbyterian ATTENDING COMMISSION» church Wm be a; 3 p_ m_ Mr- J. J. Johnston, oi Charlotte- town. ell-Attorney General for P. E. l., was in the city Thursday. en route to Ottawa to attend an ad- journed sitting oi the Dominion Royal Commission. inquiring into the industrial unrest in the Cape Breton, area——(Moncton Times.)

FUNERAL TODAY.- The re- mains of the late Mrs. William lu- gram arrived from Moncton Thurs- day night accompanied by her husband and son. The funeral will leave the residence of her father Robert Sa-mpel, 16 Granville S-L, today at 2 o'clock for St. Dun- stan’s Cathedral. thence to R. C. Cemetery.

V

XMAS TREE AT s1". PAUL'S.- ‘t delightful Christmas treat. was

1m occasion to register proof those Improvement-s as

Liberal helm. and we may say, with Sister Anne. that we can see noth-

ing ahead save the dusty route.

“Two years ls a long time for

people who are carrying a heavy burden on their shoulders. hope Itself is

sud waning.

“No doubt Canada has improved ts economic situation during those wo years. and we have never lost‘. l ° z achieved.|

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Without wishing to depreciate any; credit which may belong to ‘ the] Jovernmont. we are bound to re-~, eognizc that thc chief factor iu effecting these improvement; has been the productive energy of the people. If we have improved our mndltious. the merit belongs to

ILIOWIl that oi Mrs. George Potter. ‘lent River. and called a “poor- T house brat." she had turned to T the only person who had ever treal z Hi lu-i kindly, \\'illiani Lent. lli-l had often. she said. offered her u’ see e000eeoeoeoe-oooooee-oooeooeoo home Wm, mm and a, am, w‘

sort she had gone there in 1914.

njoyed by the children and teach- o St. Paul's Sunday School out evening. Tea was served in tho Sunday School at 5.30 p. m. and this was followed by a Christmas

extend our hearty greet- best wishes for a Happy New Year. You, perhaps, like mall! others, have been waiting un- til the tum of 1924, before taking action on the matter 01

We ings and Prosperous,

BAPTIST OHURCH.—Rev. R. C. Eaton. B. A.. B. DJ. will preach morning and evening The Morn- ing sermon will be “Jesus and T1118. ill 11111011 9111118 131111111 P116‘ Prayer" and the evening. "God is wow-l himself. and Prim were Calling." The special music at the distributed. An entertaining con-‘evenjng servlce Wm “elude m. cert was given by the children andlmemm male quay-tong, gqpfflufl

10¢. per line of ‘.1 a v-di 8c per .ine of 5 words 7c per lino of 5 words

Lent bad promised her he would

1' ""1111" 1191i) \"flllu'l-1 ohzain a dl-or-‘c from his wife and

, - - » 1 .~___ _____._.____-_____ marry her. she declared. As time “PORTRAIT AGENTS, WRITE WANTED-IMMEDIATELY maid passed and this had not been done. mi- catnlqgue, unlit-q an, Ltd, to asslsl with housework. Apply she had shrunk from meeting pso- l-fulplnilk Ave.. Toronto, Mrs. .1. \\‘. Bull, York Point. Call pie and f;nully did not leave the 7gg.12.31.mw3.3gl long distauce.--605l2-22--tf. house at all. Lent had not given

-—- -- her any money or clothes and ev-

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was heard with pleasure by the 50m A11 pews are neg

large audience present. Rev. Mr. .___.

Raymoiid tirysided gienislly. A, gANKRUp1-cy cQURT__1n the presentation to Mr. Justice Has-iBmnu-uptcy Cow-t -yes;e;day the ‘i114 111 l1 111° 11191111191911? “fibula-tiring was continued before the 11°111° 111 111° 9111194111111 B1111‘! 5°°'1L‘hief Justice in the matter of the ~91? “'85 1111111” °11 119111111 °1 meepplication to set aside an assign- Sundily School.

ltate chariot out of the mire.

ecognize that the State

AGENTS WANTED - LOCAL Agent's \\':-inl~=il to sell for the “Old Reliable Fontbill Nurser- ies." Spring selling season now_ starting: largest demand for stock since the war; exclusive territory; highest commissions;

F9;- Sale i-ntually she was practically naked

____ ,_ _____ und thertby prevented from going FOR SALE- KOOTENAY RANGE °“1 111"‘ “he “"1111” ‘°~

Apply 39 Rochmrd streeL The amazing feature of the story

797_1_4_2| is that the girl could have been

living in the house so long and no

zarll replied in an appropriate atlas lvess of acceptance. The entire c

psogramme afforded a most plcas- Game; Mm ML A_ the Royal Bank, Mr. lnman. counsel for the assign- ees, and cross examined by Mr.

int evenings entertainment. ' --——<-e>————-

person in the village knowing of

PERSONALS

M1" 31151199 Ha5‘1m\?nt purporting to be" made by the

Bentley .on

ims ‘Packing Company. Messrs J. . Sims. D. McGregor and Gilbert v W. Hyndman of ‘ were examined by ~

behalf of the applic-

the people's persistent labor. and o the initiative of individuals- vorknlen, merchants, manufactur- ITS. all have put their shoulders to he wheel in order to drag the

“But we are equally bound to itself Ioes not. appear up to the present llflB to have cared to do very much o aid those who have so valiantly olne to its aid. The great. the egitimate verdict of i921, was the ~normous and constant increase of he public debt. which. as a matter

life insurance. e turn

come. T arnoment too soon your resolution.

All we ask you to do new. is to take your fen in and write us a brief etten.

letter will commit you to nothlnZ ' state your age and information about

whatever. In it, our desire for Kiutuai insurance.

You may consider tlieflinétzmfle:

“on we w“! legdaraogurther

0-day and now Is uoii to act upon

h“ The Mutual Life

issues practically gvgry approved form of life insurance practised wfily. 11l- cludln straight life, limi avmqnt. en- dowmen , children's endowment, uran- teedmonthl _ ncome, etc, lnelu ing eon- dltlons covering F61‘- manant. dlsabl ity and accident.

how- hand This

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ll lp fllliPd ‘if fact, resulted in the rest of the burden of grief. beginning with the weight of taxation.

"Yet, not only has the debt not diminished since the Liberals came lnto power, but it hascontinued .0 increase. not with the same iclerity, no doubt. but nevertheless with continued progress. It has been the same with the taxes. Dur- ing the past two years we have not had the benefit of any relief. On

he contrary, the revenue from .axatiou has increased. And we see with the opening of the new year the unattractive perspective of holmposltion of a salon tax which '

St. John Murder M?“

Suspect is Now

her presence there. Lent had many visitors and often during the last

free equipment Stone 6‘: Wel- ,

ants The examination of one other Ilington. Toronto. 11-3-\\'s18i. FALESMEN WANTEDLMIE PAV l

witness, arid the summing up oi counsel, was reserved for today, ad- journment being, made until 10 u. m.

Mr, F. S- Smith a prominent wholesale merchant of Boston. is in the city en route on a business trip to P. E. I. He is a guest at the‘ Brunswick-(Moncton Times-) L_ P. (Canadian Rress.) QUEBEC. Jun. 4.»Arl'ayeil in his ‘costume of privy councillor. con-

sisting of black jacket wi-ill gold

Mrs. Wm. Buchanan Summer-I , ‘ ’ . _ braid. and white trousers and stock side. was in Hunter River on ll-‘ri “vim black .

day attending th funeral of Mrs. ,5 at a uature smgumrly 101m “aria tnd vexatiotis. _

‘Howevrr al around us we bear if appreciable anleliorstious. For example, In Great Britain, where he national debt has been reduc- ad by hundreds of millions of

lllr. J. J. I-Iornby. of Charlotte- , five years had gone on hunting town. is s guest at the Brunswick. Zfililymrfiggogfi ‘gilndzlewpm trips, when he would be away from (Iilvllvwll T111198)

_ home three and four weeks. Dur- “mun” “n” °l “mwmm ing such periods no person in the nesbdugw°mar ""85 and village can remember having seen puma" Bu‘ 31°“ “d “"11” a sign of life about the Lent home w” 193°“ “d 91-11111’ 7°“ "°°' A The girl said that Lent had nevi money-making opportunity. Luke e1. “Mreated hen

Brothers’. Montreal.

of insurance

Dilscellaucous to-d-Y-

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mo A. McDONALD. LAND sun- YBYOP. Harmony Jct.-—-12-5-1-mtb.

“MUTUAL LIFE 1 1

Q].- cANApA iVlaterlomOntaa-lo. ‘The Net Cost Life Insurance ComPlllY"

H. A. EBERS Provincial Manager 135 Kent 8t. Charlottetown, P.E.l.

._________________ SAUNSOME SAUSAGES. FRESH today. Saunders. Newsome & Co. Market ‘BuiIding.-—602-9~24-6 mo. ___________________ NOTIGE- APPLICAN‘ S DESIRI- one of entering January Class of North Adam's Training School 701' 111N868. North Alioms. lilacs, will please write Superintendent. 524-l2-126sat

Mr. B. H. Andrew, of Charlotte- town is registered at the Ameri- can~—(Moncton Times.)

R1-SILf-l7i.

(Continued from Page One.) . ious times since abandoned. Ten days ago the United States coast

guard cutter “Tampa" was sent

out to find and destroy the menac-

(Clllfldllfl PPQII-l ing hulk and succeeded irl taking OTTAWA. Jan. 4—ln view of the the wreck In tow on New Year's

9 Men Drowned

"m

lugs oi‘ silk. together pumps. all flint is mortal of Que- bec's late Iiieut. Governor l-lon. L. I’. Brodeur. -who passed away this

Mrs. Tlios. Johnston. Summer- r i a s, , IO _k n r an m side. was in ll-lunter ulvin- F‘rlda,\' 111° 11 “'1 "1 -"’ °° '~ "1 e floss of but tllrec duys. now lies

asliledmg me ‘uneml M Mrs’ John iin state iii Spencerwuoil. where ‘it ' ' will remain until Saturday morn-

FEEDS OF ALL KINDS AND flour selling at lowest prices, wnl ‘"111! l1 1111811111)’ of good Dairy: butter in tubs. John ii. Gill a soul,

,narrow majority of the govern- PRIVATE SALE OF FURNITURE nient and consequent Ilklibood of including Walnut. vhiehozfl-"Y- etc. an election in the near future, it and other household articles. in- is expected that important pro- 51191311071 bflwee" 3 ‘"111 5 P. 111- nouncements of the policy of the

. M13- 3- 5- “ID1111819011. 96 Hills- Conservative party, during ' Iiflrcngh Street. 768~l-3-tf. coming session of parliament, will convention of the

Strayed be held here on Jailunry FOX. HOUND 8TRAYED—LARGE\tec-ntb. says the Citizen.

black on iii til

SEVEN-

Igistglzilebalnillo Conservatives

Day. but the towing hawser parted 1 "is-w no»! the we m b12333".'.3{;;.‘Z§".?3.';$..§'iliil: 3022a‘; zgrrflilulgall-"Zed we Tampa day to Moncton after attending tlic ' funeral of Mrs. Callbcck's mother... Mrs. Johli Waye, Hunter River.

MT. ALBION I l . Honor Roll of, Mt. Albion School

white and fan; n

thigh. Reward. ll. biayhcua Kin-I

kora‘ I 7saqvs4lilfinnn _____ - ' - To Let

TO RE-NT—FRONT ROOM. HEAT- ed. _wlth or without board. 1.01-- atsd in central part oi‘ city. Ap-

- ply A. care of Guardian.

- 792 Lil-Iii

_ Norton.

. "The Annual Meeeting of the share t dllrrs of the Hazelbrook Dairying

LONDON. Jan. 4.—Horse breed- ‘ing is declining throughout tain. according to returns issued

(‘-1. I til- will be held at Hazel- .,,.,,,;, ,.,, \I|‘9dne d H] 16 this morning by the Ministry of . _. . s 5y sunny ‘h Agriculture and should it continue

.,.

n. All t mwed :0 attevlrdfoné am 1:07am"? to decline there is likely to be ser-

ious shortage In good blood stock.

A‘ wbigrggfi Tho main reason for the decline is Yisaid to be the increased cost oi

I‘ ' "H" breeding which has made it no longer profitable to breed horses.

‘ ‘ Some figures show also that gthere is a steady decrease in the ' amount nf land under cultivation

Tin Britain. The amount of the de- . N n _ ‘a: n 1 I I jcliue within the last two years {M} 8 t i at oc ock, Tuesday, amounted to approximately hnlf a (NM, Wee-g mdonr "warehouse, million acres. so that. tbc acreage m ' J IWé-h-ou 601:] llucd each gaincd dllring war years has how V: h» “f1 r uu I sold, con- practically been turncd back again mH-Qu“ m“ M f to pasture. Although the figures Ca-nned goodna ancy ;for cultivated land is still slightly Sm“ laundry-a d t I higher than they were in the last Con-‘écuonerv n oi ct. year before the war. this decreas- Nbacco 1 -- vis alarming the agricultural auth- Baklng Powder Iorltles and it is obvious that what- smcea and oth-er 00d Ecvcr government takes office. one J A FARQUHABRSJN a‘ ,of its first problems will be a com-

' - CO. piste survey. with some form of lpractical relief for agriculture.

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t

Bri-

Ifor December:

Grade lX.—-l, Catherine Chand- ler; 2. Martina Chandler.

Grade VIl.—-l. Mary Ilorton; 2,

l Continued from Page 1 l

up soldier grunts (free lands) with- ‘out lfiiillh‘. More than 4,000 men ‘have been trained on farms and Il-here are now 206 receiving lralii-IBIlIie Jenkins. . ilna under supervision of the llslll Giulio VI.-—l, Lona Jenkins; 2.] H3811.‘ ‘lflle iwtgglmtzaalggiis the Florancc Chandler alid ,omnona ..-..sn-- - .‘-3_

Icunieis isislgwishtfis “Mich w“ DaIdISI-gtssz. li-T-liniyinniecefellllglr-iiszmldi in n t sl

Tresaurv- The men have repaid oil . the principal and interest an sm- Mggaggyfiflla‘ Chgndlerj 2 ount aggregating $11,654,060. The R0 r ch ‘m’ _ 3r V‘: mwn’ ’ number who have repaid their n 5e an er’ ' cmfla H1371‘ loans is 659. a majority of whom ' m, contlnutn: ma“. farming o er_'_ Grade I.——1. Edith Jenkins and’ 41101.5. The collections for ‘Ibo "Inrgueme Mye"' (equan- 2- H91’ whole Dominion are coming in at "'1 ‘Ienkhm ‘I19 rate of between $90,000 and P8119111 At1@l1l1l1h¢e=——ll/larv Hor- $100,000 a week. So far 47 per 7°11‘ M11711)" SWWBTK Clifford .9,“ o» me semen who had ‘my, Chandler. Marguerite Myers, Rog. ‘T167115 iluc have made their psy- e1‘ 911111141191”- ruents in wliole or in part, Thai-s Edna Jenkins. teacher. has been. however. considerable lob-v. h-vecl-lllv in llio Western l’:"o-'i'ic»-.~. in threshing the huge Tnp and difficulties of marketing the grain proiilably have prevented ‘I great many settlers making their l'8Yll’l9l"l° promptly. but it is fully ‘XIWTIBII llnl! returns will bs in xccss of l..=t year Seventeen per cent of the g9}, tiers have given up their farming operations.

Want Vote 0n Church Union

(Canadian Press)

TORQNTO. Jan. 4.—A vote Qf the Presbyterian Church through- out Canada on the question of Church Union should he obtained before the Union Commlttgg "elm to get the “Enabling Bill" passed "t the session of the Dominion Parliament.

This was the firm stand taken Yesterday at a meeting of the ex- ecutive of the Presbyterian Church Association. Toronto branch and a

Coming Political Events

Continued from Page 1

Marlon .

which he adduced in accordance with constitutional practise for the

544191119111- Riven to the press makes It clear that a determined effort

ug at eight o'clock before being

transported to the Seiiiinury chnpel where the funeriil service will he

eld‘

- I The late Llcut. Governor will be.

gitfen a state funeral and inlermeutl ---<o>—--— ‘will take place utBcIot-oil.

Premier liiacKenzie King und

additioli to Premier

tend the funeral.

lion. Mr. Ilrodcllr had been Llcut. Governor for only a mouth before Ills death. . , ---1n+>--_--

deposits (l0 per cent oLD t ‘ . . Ithe coat of the land) which moneylugrrgog? veamerbm- 6. Ralph , was returned to' the Dominion] ‘Grade w__1_ 5mm, Jenkins. 2 1

FRANK HODGEB, M. P.

British Labor leader. who toured Canada last summer, whose resig- nation as secretary to the Miners Federation has been accepted. “A queer reward." was his remark up on the subject. He was re-elected to Parliament. at the recent elec-

1 Auction Sale

advice which lie tendered the Crown.

It is expected that Whitley will he reelected an speaker of the House without opposition and that next weeks proceedings in parlia- ment will merely consist of the election of the speaker. the swear- ing In of new members and such formal business. Tho King's speech will he delivered Tuesday and will be followed by the Labor amendment which will probably he submitted Thursday and if it is supported by the Liberals as n vote of no confidence as seems likely. Baldwin will at once resign _ I'm-tins: information will be intimation by ‘"111 1"1“11'"“°"1 l1111°""1 1°" l1 1°11- i ‘ ' night to enable MacDonald to form

BENJ. CARTER a sou, 111sM1l118l-W-

Auctioneers l .

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Th9 PWWTU‘ owned ‘by the Chairlotteton. Mun

will be sold by public auction on Thursday, Jxlnuarymimhflittaflfi; of one o'clock. It will first Ibo offered en bloc nnq it‘ not sold ll1 that, way will be divided as follows:

1 Bulldluz and Railway siding. 3 Machinery and equipment, _ This is a splendid opportunity for a mun-who understands the

1111111115 business. A cornmeal mill could be operated profitably in w“. 11911111111 T1111 1111111- and grist mill.

~670~1'l-28<Sws3i. » , - Births

JARDlNE-At Lake Verde. Dec. 26th. to Mr. und Mrs. Olimoré Jar- dine a son, Earl Russel. (Congi-atu. lotions.)

. MeWADE-At Maiden. Mass, on Dec. 20th to Mr. and Mrs. Stanley

_ B. McWsde (nee KathleenGoodwin Charlottetown) a son, Stanley B". nard. -

COUPON From the Charlottetown Guardian

Hun find enclosed 50o for the Ms Jung Game as

MARRIAGE!

MosAcHsnn-noss. -- At st. Alldfeh“! Millie. Cardigan. on Wednesday. January 2nd, by no‘ Daniel Ms Vicar William D. Mc- ., 51°59" 01 Clfli Isa to Catherine ~ Annie Ross. of Btratchons.

Deaths

TOIIN-mt Faieoawood flospitsl osmium- ma. William Tobin: - - 0| years.

will be put forth to compel the sec- 1101111-

uring of such a mandate.

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Qtjamcs’ Breshptcriantliliurt 1

illitiiitzr-— lzitfi. Orrjllullignn. 5., 11. 3,, B _bsiiliiltb Serums:

11.00 s. M.—COII'II'IHIIIIOI\ Sci-vies. 3-30 9- mw-Gabbsth school. 7-011 P- mc-"The Church Controversy in New Vork."

ALL ARE WELCOME

-0s>0004<.@. ‘Q

of MR8. THOMAS HOGAN Who Departed this Li!‘ JANUARY 6TH. 1920

7°’ 11"‘ "1! l” of an endless rest

For u: the waiting of a fswlllort you-t; And torn m Ilflill of a poi-mt dey '

W111‘ 11° "W" Plflilla. and no more Mars.

INIIRTED IY HER _ HUQINI AND FAMILY

In Loving Memor,

llOlllldll, they have proceeded this Jelll‘ to a fair reduction in the iu- romc tux. In Australia too it is l, quei-itlon of diiuinishing the in- J0me Iiix._Iii New Zealnnd this has llreuily been effected to the cx- zent that farmers are now practic- tlly exempt; and the Government amuse-

nielilbers of the federal cabinet. in “as likewise reduced n“

\two billions. Congresn is to consid-

er the advisability of a notable dc-l

zrensc In the income-tux. \ “The people of Canada

uient that the Dominion alone is

iIllleaicll tllc hope of some" fiscal re-

lief. Tllcy arc still further astonish- ~cd to see a continued increase In he national debt. when evcry- where else there has been {affect- ld a diminution in proportions uors or less noteworthy. "Consequently. the public is be- nming impatient, and is demand- ng when the turn of Canada will nme? It is conscious of having lorformed itg part. its whole part o aid the country recover its conoluic balance. and it consId-‘rs hat it has a right to something letter than promises. "The publlc's desires are reason-

lftg carried the burden without oinplitint. Its desires likewise are gltlmate, for they conform with he interest of the country. In irtler that Canada may develop lid progress It needs capital and llc Stabs absorbs too large a pro- MWIIOH of the savings the people lilkf? by the forco of their labor.

‘That is why. nctuuted exclusiv- lly by the national interests as ie understand them. and without prejudice or party bias, and in all incerity and good feeling. we be- ‘icve it to be our duty to Interpret ‘lie wishes of our people and de- wiand the Government at Ottawa to H-t itself to work without delay with the object of giving realiza- 11°11 1° 1118 People's wishes.