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MASTER MASON

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is convenient, handy, easy to carry and makes the sweetest, coolest,- smoothest smoke obtainable

Say MASTER MASON to your dealer-he knows '

`Pri¢e: '.20 cents EVERYHE Ras.

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Eggs _ _ _ 60___65 Edward Vll. in 1904 to coin

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Eggs 65_ Pomwes ' ' ‘ ' ' ' $100 Three colors have been received 1

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LaRerty’l. Summndde.

-COME TO THE IIC CARNIVAL

free. 6339-1~20-ME3i

-THERE WILL UE A HOCKEY

side, on Wednesday evening, the 3 21st between the Suinmerside and Port Elgin teams. An hour’s skat

ing after the match.

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Shell Lake School, Saskatchewan. Salary eleven or twelve hundred dollars, good boarding place, % mile from school, 19 pupils, speak- ing English. A P. E. I. teacher preferred. Apply to H. G. Burrell, Shell Lake. 6338

-BOYS' HIGH CUT, five eyelet,

.special pei' pair $2.25.-S-izes -11, 12 A and 13. Worth $2.25, clearing at per pair $1.90. Sinclair & Stewart

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Eggs 65 S Potatoes ._ Not. quot. Oats 85 Pork 19 ---<»-o>- KENSINGTON MARKETS Butter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... 55 Eggs 70

Pork 19% 8

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Butter 50 EEK:-i 55 oats 85-as K Potatoes Not quot. S Pork . . . ... 19 ---<o->--- MONTAGUE MARKETS Butter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... 50

CHARLOTETOWN MARKETS '_

at Central Bedeque Rink. Wed-

nesday evening. January Zist. Ad- 3;?}?g\f:§I;‘;‘;1yBe§Il;]5a‘=:.'gdsfxfg

mum" 15°’ skate" in wsmme Limited I lliingdom have been relaxed Th

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gum rubbers, bellows tongue to top. P Sizes lto 5. ‘Regular $2.75. On sale th

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6362 21 1 2)' and stricken with grief, when they

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Potatoes $1.25 Japan in recognmon of me servic_ ___

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MURRAY HARB0R MARKETS n;_?;;_tgeb;[Rg§_m§?;;r|ck;u;;§1_;“Mfg have agreed to return whenever

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-A sifscmi. TRAIN will run

ince. from Summerside, Friday afternoon

t and for me Hockey mich in

sais-1-21-Muzi.

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-THE GUARDIAN is on nie at Chmmet0wn_

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- _ ' _ , _ THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN." '

Til HlliUlllllNS

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Special to The Guardian.)

LONDON, Jan. 20.-The Ministry

_of Food regulations regarding the exportation of tea from the United

sssz-21121. Iopertatéd hsthertv rreiudiciiiy ag

-- ains ana an exporters. but now

-WOMEN'8 CLOTH COAT8.'tend to a practically free market.

0.00. Sinclair & Stewart, Limited. CANADA w||_|_ GET MEN BAN(

6362-21-1-2L THnoueH Pnoi-iisi1'ioN iN u.s.

-WOMEN'8 SWEATERS, assor-I NEIW YORK, Jan. 19.-Writing

kinds ng Ulm- 50 1-100 from Albany to the New York

MATCH in Crystal Rink, Summer- worth to $27.50. January sale prlcel -oo-

., .

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- E $4. to $ -. . '

learing~ now 1-3 off. ‘Sinclair & World, -Martin Green says:

-WANTED-A TEACHER FOR Stewart Limnei |

Au angie of the effects of prohibi-

(;352.21.1.g,, tion which probably has not been

called to public attention was re vealed to ine toda b a former of-

Y Y

IN iticer in the Canadian army whom I

-- inet in France. l met him again to-

idaty in the Ten Eyck Hotel in Al-

MARGARET MARTIN. bauy. ile told nie he is working

-_ ,tor Caniidiun manufacturers ns nn

___ She was in her usual health up

arents and family were shocked

and llmt the angel of death had I ached with icy fingers and claim- d

There died suddenly .at New iigont to induce Fi'eiich-Canadian erth on Friday, Jan. 9th, Margaret and other foreign workmen iii .fact- e 6 _months _old _b_a.by girl of Mr. cries in this state and in the New d Mrs. George Martin. ,England States to go to Itlanadn.

How are you making out?" I

the time other death, and the asked.

“Surprisingly well," he replied.

"l uni not the only agent, however.

should sity there are probably zi ozen of us at work, each mon in his own territory. My territory is

ey have the assurance to know Northern New Yor undl ani now

ot even a sparrow falls to the t

k, -

at He doeth all things well and busy in (Iohoes. From the way

hings look now I uni going to prac-

round unnoticed. “Suffer little tlcally strip tfohoes oi' its Frerich-

Butter .. . . _ . . . . . . . . _ . . . . . . . _ . _ 60 children to come unto Me mr of Canudmu nmchunics in u I-pw u* ' ' .'

tli is the Itingdom of Heaven ' Ii\0nihS._ ' - _-_.na GET i.Aeoi=i BACK.

GIFT FROM EMPEROR OF

“New England and New Yom

JAPAN have been draining Canada of ti

- very valuable cliiss of labor for

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CLEVELAND, Jan. 17.- Myron . Herrick, former Ambassador to rance, has .been presented with a

runce when the European war lie- .

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COLORS FOR R. C. R. li

1. of gold cups by the Emperor of “

iany years. The enactment of the rohibition luw"hus given us a hnnce to get that labor hack. and e began taking advantage of it st autumn. We have signed up iousaiid-s of skilled workers who

'e make places for the-in. Ciiiind-

an_ The gm C-time through the iuii iiiauiifiirtui-oi',_, are piitliiig up tate Department.

r planning new i'-itctories and en- irging old ones to tiike cure of

this course of labor supply whieli

ut for prohibition. would ‘have ccn forever lost to us. "We are working against the gen-

MONTREAL. J8I\liHi‘y 19.- oral idrfi p:'i=v.ilcnt in iill mill

he flags were sent from Halifax H

colors and a special banner pre- H

owiis thiit the proliibitioii amend-

y.

AVE TAKEN PICK. “Once the uincndnient is fasten- l on the United States will be

P11105 i0 U10 regiment bi’ King iible to get utmost anybody we start

after. At this time we have an

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' ‘ -- pork _ 19%_20 Wal* ' their own children in the schools.

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IiilRN’S ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION lN THE STRAND THEATRE January 26th and 27th

PROGRAMME

Beef qrt. 14-11' lla

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-teal- SUMMERSIDE MARKETS

j";g,§`_\f= ' ' Butter tnuiry) pei- in so to 55 "Y

it Butter tcreamery) lb. 68c §

Calfsking . . . . . . . 400 Eggs, per doz. 6ic Hay, pressct.l‘ . .. _ .. $18 to $20 Hay, loose $16 to $18 Hidesperlb...... ........20c Oats (blk.) new . . . ... 90c Oats (white) new .. 80c to 92c Wheat, per bush. $1.75 to $2.00 Potatoes none offered $1 ° Geese, drawn lb. 35c to _45c D Ducks, dm/wn lb. . .. 30c to »i5c in

Turkeys, drawn iii. ._ .. 45., to soo °

Hogs, dressed 145450 to 19c

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WHY C-OES THE OCEAN LOOK

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AND AT than prcviills iii the llnitcd States

. look . y . y

Chickens' drawn lb' " " 25C to 30° ther days will look dark SFUSD

iii

_ ' _ , other light the water in the ocean H

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_'_ for Canaria when they find they

A»”“ are uiiziible to buy the wine they

have been accustomed to tiiking \\

é __;l;leht(li;.;;_ni'e at work or on their

BLUE AT TIMES

OTHER TIMES GREEN ‘

ho will foresakc the United States

“We li-ave taken our pick of the

workers: the most. viiluiililc iiivii. Vo are :ihiv to guitiniitec them ood wages. lower cost oi' living

iid u l'iiir assiirunce that they \\'iil

‘a not be cut oil' from their supply

Sometimes when we look nt the

g beach the water in the ocean 0 s vcr beautifull blue, and on

om the sniiie point. Why is it? you wil] stop to think that iit g-ht when`thcre is no moon or 3

oks black. I iliiiik you will soon D

cean from the pavilion or wliiielflf fllvoliolic stiinniiirits_ We also. ri thesuiid of our favorite bath-im ` ' ` ‘ ' '

special institutes, .ire .ililc to

present iiitiiicements iii the sliapt-|

f free transportation. i

BANK ON PROHIBITION

"The iiiaiiufzictiirurs in (‘iin:\tla

who are seeking for working iiicn

nd women iii'the United Stiites re banking on the certainty that rollibition will stick on this side f the line, and that coiiiincrcidl

u ' so \ , _k H 0

1 _ ggeigigke lggrlsieignac to answer ie iiiteri-sts,iii -Ciiiriida will ii to it

Grand opening hy The Caledonian Club Pipe Band to be followed

t s st

Laxatioii for Child

by a Happy Hour with the Earl Sc ottisli Concert Company o con _ _

of Choruses, Solos, Male Quartette. Ducts, 'I‘rios,Dances and Readings._ ____

LOOK A

MUSIC OF THE OLD SCOTs SONGS NEW~LY AND SUPERBLY p0|50N5 FRQM 5-fQMA¢|-|

ARRANGED LIVER AND BOWELS

y .

When the sky is blue-the kind blue we l’ko to see in the sky

of _ when wc are at the beach-the v ' -

ater in thc ocean is blue. bccausn

\ the sea reflects the color of the

T TONGUEI REMOVE sky, and when the sky is overcast

and gray the color reflected by the sea. will be gray also.

But. sn ou, sometimes the \vat- 0

that conditions which wilqippezil to labor as to personal liber y will he maintained in Canada. it looks to mc as though Uanadzi will ser- iously cripple thc iiiiiniifuctiiring industries of New England, New York, Michigan and northern Ohio within the next year, and th-at Ain- rican inaniiiactuivrs. finding their

The following artists taking parlz-

' Mrs. F. Dtngwell, the Misses Sutlisi-lurid, Ross, Earl and Lawson

Messrs G.Elmer Ritchie and Arthur Bruce, Tenors. (

Messrs Charles Earl and Parker llooper, Bess. f °~_; 1 ‘_ Miss Agnew-Elocutionest. “_ ‘

Miss Constance McFarlane-Ediriboro Fling. Misses Jenn .\Tc[)onuld, Nora McKenzie, Masters Joseph Mc‘Mil- -A r Q, js; / l

lan, Gordon McDonald-tReel of Four.) __ ky. J ‘

iN~ri.=.nMissioN

PART 11

1. Bag Pipe Selections by Pipe Band. 2. Come Under my` Plaidie-Mr. Robert M. Lamont-(tlie old

time favorite)

3. Gillie (`allium-Master Raynioritl McNeill. . 4. lluet-Mr. Charles Earle and Miss Amy Earle-

(Bonnie Sweet Bessie)

llarrt- Lauder Song, selected-Mr. M. Power,Johnston's River Eightsouie Reel, as danced nt the Royal Calendonian Ball-

Hotel Metropole, London.

7. _Solo-“My Home is where the ileiither Blooms"-from Opera

oi’ Rob Roy,-M rs. I~‘. Dingwell.

8. Step Dance-Mr. M. Power. 9. -Song-“Scotland my Ain"-(lately received from -Scotland)

Mr. Chas. Earle.

1. Highland Fling, Scottish Dancers-Misses Helen McDonald.

Elirle Biiiln, Marion McDonald, Constance McFarlane, Jean McDonald, Nora McKenzie-_Masters Raymond McNeil, Edwin Mcflormac, Ralph Cameron. Joseph McMillan, Sterling Mcl(iiinon, Gordon McDonald.

Auld Lang Syne-by Entire »(fomp:\n_\'. _

Plan at Juniieson’s, Friday, 23rd at 10 zi. tri. Tickets for Moiitlay, good forthut date only.

DOORS OPEN AT 7.30.

TICKETS 50c AND 75c

G. J. MCCORMAC, President T. F. WHITE, Chairmen Committee. T. M. McM|LL AN, Secrefary

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THOMAS M. REiD& CO.

Wholesale Commission Fish Dealers. 108 Fulton Fish Market, New York, Specialties-Smelts, Eels a.nd_Clams

Consignments solicited, daily returns. Stencils and stationery on application.

Reference: Market and Fulton National

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Mother! You must say "Califor-

'y y -- er in the ocean is dark green, and yet the sky is never green. Quite true, and I will try to tell you what produces the green color, This happens sometimes where the water is shallow, either near the shore ‘or out further where there is a siindbar or other shallow place. -Sometimes at such points the sun- light strikes the. water at such nn angle that the rays go clear to the bottomand are reflected from that point-the bottom-to our eyes. in such a case thc light will be cliang- ed through a combination of the color of the bottom at that point and the color of the sky itself at the time to make the color green as it is reflected to our eyes from the bottom.

-From the Book of Wonders.

Published ami Copyrighted by the Bureau of industrial Education, inc., Washington, D. C.

' ::BUGS, FLEA8, FLIES, MQTHS, COCKHOAOHES, and all insects cannot exist in contact with Keat- ing's Powder. The] die-EVERY

ease-therefore KILL them with Keating's. Sold everywhere, 15c, 25c and 40c.

niu."

one. All insect vermin carry dis-

labor supply restricted, will have to start factories in (.`ana.d‘n."

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COL. BURLEIGH MUST

PRODUCE FUECEIPTS

ST. CA'i`HAlt‘I'NES,, Jan. 18.-

General Cruicksliank, president oi the Court of Enquiry into the 'ai- fairs of the Wclland Canal Guard. yesterday afternoon ruled that the responsibility lity on -Colonel Bur-_ leigh to show the disposal ol the field allowance kept from the men, totalling $7,515, and the difference between the subsistence allowance of 75 cents per day per man cliiiiii- ed from thc Government i`or thc first five aug ii half days, and the forty cents paid on contract to Bradley and Sons. grocers. lt was Colonel Burleigh`s place to produce receipts; showing disposal of the funds, the General said.

“Then l iiiiglit ns well give up

now." said Colonel Burleigh, "i can't produce receipts."

"That is the court's ruling," Gen-

eral Cruickwhunk declared.

Colonel Burleigh, iii explanation,

said that he had been out around the posts iiiuoli oi' his time and . had to delegate considerable ot’ his

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YOU WILL FII\%l_; THE SORT OF COMFORT MAKING BED

_CLOTHING THAT YOU ANT ALL ready for you, in the house furnish ings department when you call today. New goods-good gc ods-right goods,oi`fered at prices that make each line easy to own. -

Warm comforts, softly and Bed comforts with silkoline

'| |"||.d_ 'th - C_0ver, _2Ssorted_ colors, warm

cozly I L wi pretty coverings’ filling light weight 72x74 inch

in sizes 60x72 Size ________ ____

Better grades of bed comforts in all sizes, many grades of covering

are shown here at 8.50 to 12,00 each

Ma_cLintoc_;k’s famous Scotch made, _down filled bed comforts’

covers with choice fabrics in very artistic and tasteful colorings.

$16.75 $20.75 $22.75

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duty to his staff. Lieutenant Green wood, quui-termaster, had to go out and buy a_carload of vegetables on the market, occasionally, “for which he could not possibly get receipts.”

“You should always have got re-

ceipts to protect yourself," stated the general.

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DIEVIL SAT WiTH‘ MOURNER8 AT FUNERAL

NOR.F0'LK, Va., Jan. 19.-"Billy"

Sunday preached John Barleycorn‘s funeral service ‘ here before an audience of `more than ten thou- sand persons which attended ‘-mock" obsequies.

The ceremony began at the Tall-

road station where the "corpse" in a casket twenty feet long. arriv- ed on a special train from Milwau- kee. Twenty pall bearers placed the casket on a carriage and marched beside it through the streets to Sund*ay's‘ tabernacle, while his sat- anic mayesty trailed behind in deep mourning and anguish.

At the tabernacle door, Sunday

met the "corpse" with u delighted grin andl led the way to its resting place while he preached the ser- mon.

The devil, wearing a mask, und

stimulating ii state of deep deject- ion, sat with the party of mourn-

` ers.

“Good bye, John," said the Even-

gelist, at the conclusion of his ser- mon. “You were God's worst enemy you were Hell`s best friend. I hate you with it perfect hatred; l love to hate you."

N’I“`/ YORK, Jan. 19.-Dcinon

ruin :us declared un outlaw in New York at midnight last night and .he declaration was received in 1 so ,widely different modes by Nc\' Yorkers. While many thous- nn' . gathered in the churches of th- metropolis to pray and praise tl ~ official passing of the demon. n iny more thousands expressed if ‘ir feelings in o. desperate at- t :npt to consume as much of the t rhiddi-n liquor as their systems and pockets would permit.

The scenes of revelry in New

l'ork’s famous white lightdistrlct -.urpnssed by common consent, an-y- thing previously known in the city. ini every cafe, restaurant and hotel in the brilliantly lighted heart of Manhattan “mourners” gathered for the "wake" in a spirit of hilar- ity: The eviden-ces of mourning seined to be entirely confined .to the numerous cofflns which decorat- ed tlie centres of most of the cafes

and resorts.

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Mlnord'a Llnlment cures diphtheria

iiiiiiii niin

_ Life is a burden when the body _ls racked with pain. Everything ,worries and the victim becomes dl’-§i10nde_nt and downhearted. To bring back the sui...hlne take

Goto Mianaig

The national remedy of Holland

for over 200 years; it is an enemy of all pains resulting from kidney- liver and uric acid troubles. All druggists, 500 a box. Look for the name Gold Modal on every box and accept no

. imitation

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NOX A COLD TABLET8

A_ safe and speedy cure for LaGrlppc, Loiiglis, Colds. Headache, Nauralgla. Flu. a mild laxatlve. Breaks uit I1 cold in n few hours. Get the enu-

ine. at all drug stores. Ziic por%>ox. Sold It Fosters Drugstore.

BRINEING UP FATHER _ '_' I _.

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