’ Viekg

y. oils so INSTANTLY

. Colds are

‘ This preparation

Jipecipienaof the hundreds of good

Trggwsaas?’ " "

Familiar m Many

f Canada Cities _ ..."..-1ri...si..... Families Tried Lnt Minter and are

i Enthtllintiio.

l AND IO DIRECTLY.

Here's " the successful new new of treating any kind of a

d . .

a aim unit actj- 1m ‘a am- ns liniment. vanities or plaster. At the same time its I edients, released as vapors by '11s body heat, enter the nose, throat and lungs evcry time you ‘breathe,

Exchange.)

Ottaw Power .. 90

Bell lephone .. 112% mpton . 39

Abltibi .. 69%

Show an 112%

areas euorarleus

_ v FAX. Jun. 4,.—(QuotatIons WP!" 9d by Johnson and Ward. momhrrs of -the Montreal Stock

in! Laursntide Eulip

Canadian General Electric. 82 Canadian Steamship Com . .. 19 Canadian Steamship Pfd 56% Asbestos 60m. 71% Dominion Bridge ..._... -— Montreal Power .... 104%

Winnipeg Electric ..._... National Breweries Atlantic Gugiar .

commonly ‘broken up overnight, croup in fifteen minutes. _ Vicks Vapo~ ‘Rub was discovered by a North, Carolina. druggist, in 1s years its‘ use has spread until now over 17; million jars are used yearly. r

.

viTdlted In 15,000 Homes.

Over 15,000 families in Ontario and Quebec tried Vicks" last winter by invitation oi the manufacturer thru local druggists. They pro- mised ‘to report results. The three cases below are just random

reports received.

Vicks is nu ideail rciiliarly fr)!‘ children, applied oxtcrally. no dos- ing to upset their stomachs. Good for head colds, chest colds. tnnsiiit- is, catiirrii, sore throat or Iioarsti- ness, and for skin hurts nr itchings Truly, "The Itelnody of 100

How Vicks Is Used.

‘Mrs J Saunders of 235 Barton St. ‘East Hamilton, On‘t., says: "i was bothered with ‘asthma and a vcry bad cold in my chest. i applied Vicks Vapoi-lwb, rubbing it on with my fingers and found it gave me wonderful rciiief. 1 would be pleased to recommend it to anyone having a bad cold or in case of burns. "As a inmlliy medicine it has no equal. i know it will help others as lit has helped me,

lMr- Joseph Haley of 199 West Milk St., ‘Brantford, Ont, says: "iMy wife has suffered with quinsy for years. ‘but Vicks must have prevented it for she got thru the winiter without a single attack. We sent part of a jar to a neigh- bor, whose ‘boy was very sick with cold or grippe. He also got re lief, Vicks surely should be in everv home."

Mrs. Wilton Bull of 979 Tupper rSt., Montreal, says: "i find Vicks! Vapaitub one oi the finest salves l ever used. We use it for cuts, burns, and bruises and even mos- quito bites, with most excellent re- sults." . .

At ailii drug stores, 50c per jar.

PERSONALS

‘Miss Irene Secord of Sackville is visitng in the city. the sum oi Miss Dora lticDonald.

Mr, Robert Baird who has been yisiting in the P-rovince left yes terday ‘on return to Detroit.

Dr, a; F. Miller or Kentviilc. NIS, ls visiting his homo In this city.

L_..___

iMrrs. Capt. Goodwin Summer- side who has been iii for the past six weeks entered the Prince County Hospital where she will undergo an operation.

Mr. F‘. G. Payne, assistant en'- gineer of the- customs cruiser "Margaret" who spent Christmas

l International Paper

Am. Locomotive ..._

Am. Smclting & ‘Refining . Anaconda Copper .. Canadian iPnclfic Ra New York Central . Cuba ‘Cane Sugar Crucible Steel

Kelly Springfield Mex Petroleum international Mer. ‘Marine . Press Steel Car Reading ............ .. Southern Pacific . Studebaker . Union Pacific Iitnil Copper .. U. S. Steel

MONTREAL EXCHANGE

101.70

1934 Victory . i “M475

1934 Victory .. 1922 Victory I937 Victory ..

BAN K8

Bank of‘ Commerce Bank Royal Bunk Montreal . Bank Nova Scotin

Wheat, May 117%. Sept. 106%.

(Jorn, May 71. July 70%. Oats, May 43%. July 41%. Selli- 4o%. ’

July ‘lion,

.._-_<o->-——-—

THREE PRIESTS T0 BE OR- OAINiED-On ‘Sunday, Jan. 14th ire ordination of Rev Fathers Ray inond McKenzie, Reginald F. Mu Donald and Michael ROOney wiiil take place at St.. Dunsians Cathe- dral. Fathers McKenzie and Mc Donald are graduates oi Si: Angus- tine Seminary, Toronto and Fat- her Rooney of Grand Seminary, Quebec. The ordination ceremony will be performed by His Lordship Bishop 01Leary.

MAPLE ‘LEIAF FARMERS IN-l STITUTE. ——'l‘he annual meeting! oi the ‘Maple Leaf Farmers Iusth‘ tute was held in Summerviiicr School on Dec. 27th nit at 7 p. m! The President, "Mr Albert "Curran, opened the meeting, He gave a detailed account of the business transacted during

One of the inst ssiles was four tons of crate fattencd poultry to Messrs Poole d: Thompson, Montague. The minutes of inst meeting were

the financial statement was su-b- mltieti by the ISecretary which the auditors reported correct, the books showing a balance oi‘ $110.00 to the credit oi‘ thc

for the ensuing year: Prcsiilcni. Albert iCurran; vice president, it. J (iondy; secretary trilzisuror, Will Cnili; directors. Thomas Dunn, Joseph M. Power. Win. A, Power Chas. iMciMJZlian. Tllos it. IIIULUIIII, iM. J. Donneliy, ‘R. J. (loudy, Wm. Cain, Aibe-rt iCurrain.

at his home here left on return

yesterday morning for Sorrellt-Owlng Quebec, where the ship is laid up, for the winter. 11s was nccoinpnuwOid Homestead will be Icd by Mrs. Payne who will spend‘

tho winter in Sorreil.

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OLD HOMESTEAD REPEATED to the etorm and Fri- arrlving the repeated aqaiin today at the Prince Edward Theatre.

‘day's program not

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GLASSLFIED ADVERTISEMENTS

II “:21?!

8e per line per any for 0 days or over.

Dal-l“ oer Ills on Ihv- Io oer llne nu day for a days

UOIIIQ 5 word:

ti: n llhe.‘ one for II figures. Ifltln] leflern. count on one wud.

l0 ist- eent’. It

I for enh- Andre-u

hnnlydft of llwllal Inn

.be poll Ion. Speelnl Illtea Firmly-Iron Ileana ml. 15o In seven

:0 its: one week. Hllllnllnn

Agieljltis" Wants-d I

WANTED LIVI AGENTS r5. ' 1'50 QIOII ‘DI. " Dina-- w ' “Qoavtwttflnugf V; ‘all a ., r _ , ‘e

miitir.‘ - -

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J-xhtll FUR _ K DONE AT 120 DOI- " cheevbgfiflt. 11min:

Puttmrultl RIPAIRID. UP- ‘tldlllie j an

_.____._...._._..._..____ men “QLKrrr-Zifiigidfiififili.» ‘ afd”w sham nip: - I for or.

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Wanted WANTED—TWO OR THREE rooms (furnished preferred.)

Pi".oiio li-tvill-L. Peardon House.

VIANTE D.— FOR WINTER months. two furnished rooms. ADDI‘? Poafdon House. Phone 040-11..

For " Sale

FDR GALE-MOUNTED MOOSE » ‘hud- (fivef t spread) suitable for large Ii or hotel. Apply after 6 p. in. at Peardon House.

FOR BALI TWO FREOHINED 601i. B" years old. Horace Var ley York.

M. "f" T0 LET w W, prompt as "- Vi i. i,‘ phone A Wiliiein- _ ‘ '. A JIWQMIII- 1'0 i-Ifh-"rwo OFPIOIONEXT " 10664-7-1intb. ‘in Amends Oonlulittli. well ma,“ ‘n16- h““a_ - A 1y gt "Millie-aways voun FOX freeman, om m: iiliui ma: " -

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TIAONIKWWNTID" POI CABLE Heed‘ Yldfodlrbot 875.00." Total

AT‘ anion! Ind 1am riri

‘ . rFrslshiiii-l- ‘min " ‘Innlfiildedlfl am: gia- J» gar ""1 "film. Memo. tmo-aa-n We ‘ ‘ .

' weal. IOPrIN°1Fn innocents; LAND

F ' ~_ _ - attic-u.

l" selling at l5 price. Patons.

—Owlnq day's program not

the year 1922..kday'a ‘program not The amount of sales it-iid -purchases.OId Homestead wiiii _ being in ‘the vicinity" of $4600.00.ingalln today at the Prunes Edward

then read and adopted, niter whichimont. French River on Dec‘ 8&2

instituted ‘Dho following officers were eiccted-

iii "iiiiiiii

OHOP from Holman’: Catalog. BAND AT "m: Rink tonight.

LADIES’ cons HALF PRICE. Paitons. 11

ANNUAL MEETING FARMERS’ Institute, Marshfield, Jan. 6th. 2i

OUR FULL NEW STOCK OP Englileh IOORI, eelilng at 25 per

cent discount. Pgtgng, ABOUT 10 DOZEN SHIRTS, sizes 14 to 16%, all good putter-m;

1i

BUY YOU-R FUiR COAT now, “"11 Have money. on: Discount on all "Fur Coats and Furs —I’ruwsu Bros. Ltd. +31‘

‘DANCING OXFFRDS for men,

light weight patent ientilvr (Irons shoes~rccelved at Ailey & (111,, Lid- 11172-5-21

CHILDREN'S SERGE AND vei- vet School Dresses half price. ~ Pstons. 11

BUY YOUR NEEDS at the Money ‘Raising Sale, and gayg mvooy for 1923. Paton: Ltd. 1114-

4-3I —--Owing

CHILDREN'S WOOL SCARFS, Old Homestead wiill be To again today at the Prince Edward Theatre.

CAPS AND LEGGINGS MATCH. HALF PRiCE-PATONS

BEER d. WEEKS 10 DAYS slaughter saiie buying opportunities. Practically our entiire stock offered at big discount. ll

OLID HOMESTEAD REPEATED to the storm and FPI- arriving‘ the Old Homestead Willi be repeated again today at the Prince Edward Theatre.

LATE SAlLINGt-‘fhe schooner Eva L., Captain Michael Gillam, loaded with produce by E. McFar- lane at Annandiile, soiled from that

port. on December 27, for NOfllbpljcauon m Prim Moral

Sydney, and ‘reported on the 28th, having arrived safely nt St. Peters, Cape Breton. .

BEER &. WEEKS 10 DAYS slaughter sale-ZS pe-r cent off wool blankets and comforts, fian- nciette, etc" 30 per cent off cur- tailns, cuitalininqs and all furni» ture c0verinqs-25 per cent off all fail Ilirlens. 20 per cent off sheet- ings, table ‘linens. Nabisn long- cloths, etc. Wonderful buY-ing op- portunities Sale ends January 13. Furniture. carpets, bfids and tied- difng at 20 to 30 per cent off. Beer and Weeks. ,

OLD HOMESTEAD REPEIATED --Owlng to the storm and Fri-i arrlvi-ng

Theatre.

BRIDAL SHOWER -- A very. pleasant evening was spent at the; home oi Mr. niid Mrs. H J. La‘

when about one hundred friends and neighbors gathered io_ give n miscellaneous shower in honor of Mr. and Mrs. James W. Cousins. Park Corner. The happy 00111118 were taken to the parlor and scat- cd when two well laden baskets were CiIiTIPlI in iby the Misses Vio- in. MacKonzlc, Florence MacLcodJ Nina Bcmnrd and Minnie La moni: and placed before them. The parcels were thon opened and the verses road by Miss Jenn Bell. causing much laughter. Mir, and Mrs. Cousins though taken by surprise. in n. few well chosen ivords thanked theirr many friends for the beautiful gifts and good wishes. Slipper was then served by the ladies mid the remainder of lilo evening was spent in nin- sic’ and other amusements, The presents worn costly and numer- nus, ivllir-li showed the high es- tvnill in which they were held by ilicir lliriny friends.

QOOHOQOO-QQ-OQKOQ-O-Qfi-GOQO

i.‘ Try Us Vlhis Year ‘

If for any reason you > contemplate making i, a change in your ' druggist for this year see how well we can serve you.

> We give our patrons the kind of’ service they desire. We seek, too, to conserve their interests in every way.

If you v appreciate prompucourteoiis at- tention, high quality and reasonable prices we are" sure to _’ lipid your trade for years. Give us a trial, "any- way. ‘

1H8. iic each. Patone.

Ladies’ Fur Costs and Fun, now. -—Prowse Bros. Ltd

Weeks offe curt I materiaiil azid fubtvllfuifend dun” I! 30 per cent off.

and Fur Coats to clear at a Big DIBU0lliIl.—-H1‘OWS8 Bros, Ltd. ’ 4-31

ALLEY CO. LTD. received a

pumps in nil the newest leathers and iaonlliiniitionsi.

$l.00.—~ Patoiis.

selection of dining room and bed- room fumiiturc at 30 per cunt on ~10 days only,

IO the IIOTm am] Fri- dafi Proilram not arrivilng the mpeated

snore; wgndgrful have taken advantage of our ni-oncy raising sulv, ghowg the Bargains are genuine, Patons

Pierce will conduct sirrvices Suli day. Jail. 7: n.m., 7 p.m. n.m.

classes at the Union Commercial College and get in line for a good

—Owing Old Homestead will-i he

agailn today at the Prince Edward Theatre. .

the [at 5.30 today in the Parish Hail are be ropeatedwhe Pantomime of the Christmas

‘day evening, January 3rd, n mect

iiiiliiii '

BROKEN SIZES IN linen c0]. 1I

CLEARH“: AT i! b1! discount Buy 4-31

l

son ran nave ONLY no.1.

coverings ‘ 1

BAROAINB GALORE IN Pltblll Miller‘ Ready to wear department. Discounts 25 to 1-‘3 price. 1i

THE BALANCE of Ladies‘ Furs

wonderful iinc oi‘ ladies’ dancing

11172-5-2! SPECIAIL LADIES‘ BLOUSES

white and colored, valued $3.00 foi 1E

BEER It WEEK-s offer a large

OLD HOMESTEAD REPEATED

BY THE WAY THE PUBLIC big that

1i CORNWALL CIRCUiTr-lttiv. II

North Wiltsliire, 1i Hampshire 3 p.ili, Cornwall‘ Bible Class. (fol-nwall 11

CIVIL SERVICE -— Join the

position. Full particulars on ap

OLD HOMESTEAD REPEATED to the storm and Fri- arrlving the repeated

day's program net

LITERARY MEETING. - Owing to the storm the meeting nf St James Literary ESociety. which was to have been addressed last night by Judge Stewart. has been post poncd until next Thursday night.

ST. PAUL'S SUNDAY SCHOOL TEA AND PA‘NTOMIME.— Unless weather again proves unfavorable the ‘Sunday School tea wilihbe held

Story and thc prize giving at 7.310-

OONTRAOT. —- Busl ncss in lobster trnp materiel l: very active, Mr. Herbert Dougie: oi’ Cherry i-iiii has a contract t< supply 150 thousand iaths to part ies at ilifount Stewart. -.\ir Dougie. has his -owii sawing outfit and loti oi’ lumber.

‘LARGE

MEETING OF SWINE RAIS E-R'S COMMlTTEiE-Oii- Idleilncs

ing of the (Swine iiialsers’ Commit tee, appointed during the Chili" iotlciown Exhibition was held ll the office of the Dominion Liv: iStock Branch on Queen Street The purpose oi the meeting was tr draw up a constitution for thc proposed ‘Swine Raisers‘ Associn tion to be submitted at a genera gathering oi the I-log Raisers dur ing the coming Farmers‘ Week The ‘Committee, composed o ‘Messrs. Bert lugs, Peter Brodie Lou Roper, W. J. (iiiison, ilni Stewart, and ii, R. Mouse, has boon working 011 tllc (luciition fol sonic time, and tiicsr- geilticlller

focil flint a great service can bf rendered to tho farilicri oi’ this island by n 3001'

strong, scrvlcenblc, iiog Producers Organization. lt is hoped’ thui the meeting during Farmers’ Weei the date of which will be announc ed inter, will be largely attended by nii- farmers interested in the Hog Raising industry. Word hes boon received from Mr. A. A. Me Mil-inn, chief of the Swine Dlvisior Ottawa, that Lo will in‘. present ni tliilt meeting, to ncqlinint Islam‘ Hog Raisers with the latest ilcvei opmcnts in the Bacon l-iog Indus try of Canada.

CAPITOL HILL CLUE-On Dec ember 19t>h the Club met at thi home of Mrs. Priscilla MacDonald Despite the cold niizht all the mem bers were present. Miss Addie Mr- Innis was the lucky [IIBYBD Wliiiiifll’ with 780 points. Alter luncheon tbs following programme was success

BAND AT "ms m“ ‘ought

SPECIAL SKA toms“. TE at the

rink

BEGT ISILKS AT 33 -1-3 OF . — Pia-nous. ‘ F SPECIAL SKATE at the rink tonight.

THIRD ‘DAY OF our ule con- tinues to-dly. Dlgoountg from g5 to 50 per cent In aid Departments, Paton; Ltd. 1141-431

CLEARING at a big discount Ladies’ Fur Coats and Furs. Buy nown-Prowiie Bros Ltd ii-iil

THE BALANCE of Ladies’ Furs and Fur Coats to clear at a big iII8COIllll.— Prowse Bros. Ltd.

4-3i

BARONETTE SKIRTS in Rose. White and Blue at hall‘ price. — Futons, 1i

EXTRA SPECIAL BARGAINS in Mons and Boys Clothing ai tlic Big Snic. Discounts fruui 25 to 1'2 Drice.~ Pntoiis,

OLD HOMESTEAD REPEATED ~0wing to the storm and Fri- day's program not arriving the Old Homestead wi-li be repeated lflaiiilt today at the Prince Edward Theatre.

FEAST OF EPIPHANY, —Tiie idcast of the Ellipiifliiy celebrated on Saturday. Jon 6th is a holyday oi obligation. The masses at St. Dunstan's Cathedral will bc at the same hours as on ‘Sunday.

GAME POSTPONED-Jfiic lino-- kcy grime at iSunlmersidc has been cancelled owing to the triif fio blockade undl will bc played intel- in the season.

ISLANDER DEAD.— A Canso telegram of Jan 2 says-Patrick (I. Cullen. aged 81 and unmoi-“lcd. for twenty-five years collector oi‘ irnstonis of this port. dropped dead in "his office here today. He is sur- vived by two brothers, one liv- ing in Gloucester, Masts, and the second in Charlottetown, P.E.l.

COMMUNITY CLUB—~Owing to the storm tho dance to have been liven by Miss Newbeirry and the vlisses Beales‘ last night has been postponed until this evening. The Community Club meethg for thc week has been postponed.

ROTARY

Compliments ' tiitile Season to all

RI

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MATINEE 3.15. NIGHT 1 mo 8.45 MATINEE

11c. Children 5c- EVENING

Orciiestra 26c. Balcony 21c.

Children 11c.

Adults

EDWARD

Victoria Hotel

Pugilistic Upsets Featured In 1922

‘NEW YO-ILK, January 4._- Five Flstic titles changed bands dur. 111K‘ 1922. The year was featured by many pugilistic upsets.

Jack ilritton, holder of illc wcl. "fill/eight championship, w“ 1mm. ‘Bu ‘by Mickey Walker, it comes its a grout surprise, since only a ii-‘W inonths Iiefore, Briitoh Md ‘lehcmvull’ "Ill-Pointed Lightweight . C iHn-nion Benny Leonard, finally Wlnlllnii on a foul.

he Lynch regained the bnntam- title by defeating Johnny Buff in ‘Miler easy ~S!yle. Buff, by the Wily. had a bad year of it, losing bolth the flyweigiit and ibautum liiqf. Which he jointed held.

p‘ hfllmw "YWGIZIIL Cliilmipionjg

“who Villa. the sensational Fili- "hm MXQT- Many 0f the experts are {DIIVIIICBG that Villa is n bet. ter boy than Jimmy Wilde, and is certain to defeat the great iittio Flilizlisll boxer if they ever meet. Willi such a victory would go the world title.

"ilffyfihrnb annexed the light IiPflI/lfbwight championship by his decisive victory over Gene Tu“. I18)’. Orcb had previously put a kink in the career of Tommy Gill» PM“ b)’ inking down the decision in a lirround bout at Madison Square Garden. Greib‘s victory over Gibbons robbed the latter m‘ a chance with Dempsey-arrange. ments for the ibmll. having been practically completed.

Perhaps the biggest shock of the pugilistic upsets was the do. gent of Georges (larpentier, ido] uf

lance. by Battling iSlki-a com. Darative unknown.

‘tfhs Siki match looked like .-. 5e ‘up m? ‘CRFDQIIUGP. No one fig- ured Slkl had a chance, yet C-rr. pentier was knocked out,

‘The effort of Lew Tendler

i0

LUNOHEOM- The -

has at lome last night. it was

he monthly meeting of the Club

Jill NIP)’ ii""iied out will: a goozil ittentinncc at ihe Rose and Grey.. Vice Presidviit itotarian Dr, Mc-i Miilan presided. Alder rouiinei business had been disposed of an} 1:1» :.id witty 10-» e:l:t.ed "A New Ycni-‘s Piiantuy“ was Tomi

0y Rotnmli ihuiieu MacDonald} it described the niauy amazing things wl'.‘i:‘i a CIHIII mtoivn lt-p, Van Winkle “light he expected to 39.8 1i’ he woke up Il-ZT-J in the Vie"!!! Yam" of our Lord after an; "~80 long slumber. There was one‘ we“ P1115811! at the luncheon lasti "lent-or. Clifford Beer.

ORCHESTRAL REH‘EARsA|_$_ “Wfioktly rehearsals of the Char. irttetoivii Orcili-stral Society are [sins carried on at the ‘Ciaiiedonian iilI) rooms. it is understood "d! citizt-ns will bc given an op- iortunity of hearing the full or. Iiviitra Oil Tuesday the 16th inst. Winn about. twenty members will "Ii" Part in a programme which

CHERRY

fully carried out. Chorus. "Telttlnr on the Old Camp Ground" b)’ ti" male memibere of the Club; Reciba tion. Maggie and Jigtil at the Gold on Gate. by Miss Effie Thompson;