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judge flour quality by a mere

YOU know how impossible it is to inspection.

Different flours may cost the some and look the some, yet give entirely differ- ent results. Then, too, you will oltcii- times find a good flour, that vurit-s: in quality —a success in one baking and a failure in the next.

Your only real’ safeguard iii buying flour is to select one that has been tested and proven in udvniice and is pllllffllltliéd uniform in quality.

Nlrtple Lent‘ Flour is inurll; frnln the Iincst selected Canadian lirinl whiut, sizillfullylilentletl nnrlmilli-d. E: cling tests at evcry stage ofits milling inki-s possible its sale unilcr u di-tinitc “money hack" guarantee of uniform quulity and sati. clinn. You con rlcpi-nd on Maple . Flour for mi- vnryiiig bflklllg resulln- »—nl\vziys.

Aikyour denier about n wnndrvr- Iii! course in "Cookery Art-i nnrl Kilrlirn Management." FRlali to ovary use! of Mil/iii: Len! F ul. '

Maple Leai Milling Co., Limited

Head Officer-Toronto, Ontario

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THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

TiiEliENTitlii GUARDIAN

SHOP train lioliuairs Causing

HARTNEY HALL. —flervlce ir. ' Hllrllle? Hull next Sunday utter- Iwun at 2.30. ‘ _

WE WANT a quantity of dressed poultry, turkeys, geese. ducks and n low good chlcken-—J. I1. Gill & Sun. 131313-12-11-ni2i

, WONDERFL SALE oi.‘ Christmas gifts and home cooking .Frlday, liaptlst school room. 1257-12-10qn3l.

KINDLY SEND DONATIONSfor llic Dispoiisury Christmas Tree as curly us possible.

1345-12-13-M2i

WONDERFUL- SALE CHRISTMAS GIFTS and homc cooking Friday, Blptlst school ruolll. 1257~12-11-iu2i.

OF

A GAME THAT lslviaw, llllflr- renting. fascinating and instructive the |Uross_ Word Puzzle. Tho sup lily is lllltlltltl’ s0 got yours now, 50 ct-nts pcr game at this office, 3i

LlFTlNG BUOVS—-'l‘he C. GJS. Axumntirc (locked at the Murine uhnrl‘ yesterday afternoon at three oX-lot-k with four largo buoys pick- wl up ou thc south sidc between h l'4' illlll Souris, her lust port. 1110s,. art», tin.- Murray l-iarhor Bcll lfllli)’. Skiimorfs" reef, .Bell Ruck iliill (‘npt- licur itutouiatlc. She is |i..\v unloading those and couling.

—?—¢-0)—_-_ PERSONALS.

.,_____ .\ir. J. A. llughcs, Betlfortl, was ..l llll‘ city yesterday. I

llrs. Alix ltuIi-lcl, Whcatley liivt-r, vrns in tho city yesti-ittlziy.

Mr. Palk llutfy. Fort Augustus, '..:l:<l in tho city yesterday. v

.\lr. ll. P. iloopvr, Milton, lllOlOlH l-l lo thc city ycstcrdzly. I

.\lr. llougnlil llicDougzill, Canoe Povl, wns in tho city ycstorduy<

.\lr. John A. lllcDougnll, Canoe Porn, wns in the city yesterday.

.\lr. Alex Alclltinulil, Glcnfinuun, was in the city yesterday. I ——*" I | .\lr. Thos. ll. Best. Crapuurl, was‘ ‘In lilo city ycsteriluy on business.

.\lr. .I. A, Douglas, Savage Hill'-

lwir, was in tho city yesterday l I ___

| __ g .\lr. \'\'m. Coins, North "(us lll illl‘ city ycsltlrtltiy.

Milton.

Mr. A. J. llllfliPllll. Arygli» Shoro.

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l Xlr llnuivl Air nchorn. llr-rmil» l-"KP. was in tho city yesterday ,on lhuslncss. - ‘ - i

ills". John R. lllclntyrn. Bntlforrl. ~ zimong lhu visitors to the city \‘l stt-rdzuv.

l I I I .\lr. Jillllflri .I. Kelly. Fort Angus Ins. was in tho city yestvrrlny on business. -

.\lr. Layton nil-Cairn. Aloxnnrlrir. ‘vns zit-tong the visitors t0 lilo city yt-slorllny.

Mr. ll. A. Illt-Phnil, Now lluvvl‘. WIIS oblong tho visitors in tho city vostorrlziy.

Mr. and Nlrs. Rohnrt Trottnr swil- oll l"o|u St, John in (llusgnw (rt

llu- (‘.l‘.lt. lint-r Metngnmn on I Thursday.

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IE unique advantages of this route are the opportunities it _ _ . numbcroi fascinating tropical (‘O\ll‘lll’_l\2§ m n leisure- ly wny, nnd for making the zicquzuntancc oi new and interesting people. of being bored by monotony.

ucw experiences crowd upon one

affords for seeing a lnrlle

'l‘horc is never n dunk" New scenes and

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vl/ THIS popular All-Canadian Route to the West

Indies cnablcs tho trnvcllcr t0 \‘i§il ll"? bfflllllllll islands of Bermuda. St. liitts, Antigua. Montserrat, Dominica. St. Lucio, Barbados. 5!. Vincent, Grenada and 'l‘i'inidnil; 11150 lllc Port oi Dcmerara on the coast of South America.

from day to dny- f‘, I

TRUSSES ABDOMINAL SUPPORTERS APPENDICITIS BELTS LUMBAGO BELTS BANDAGES, CRUTCHES ELASTIC STOCKINGS

And other Surgical Ap- pllanocl.

We have a large and moat complete llno awaiting yo'ur Inspection. '

Our Private Truu ‘Room and long experience in True; Fitting auurea you of a perfect fit and comfort. > Order: by mall promptly < filled.

Hughes Drug C0., Limited? . I 1330-l2~12M2l.

, 0 I §O4§§O§O'fO-§O-O§0 00040-000 O |

ooo4vo+v+o+0o4>o>0o4+o+++o<am+¢o+<~>+~+ c»

"cas nmoilg |hc visitors to tho city.

SPECIAL LINES of ladies trim‘ med hats to clear at $2.50- Prouuse Bros. Ltd.

1263-12-10~m3i

HAVE YOU BOLVED the Cross Word Puzzle yet? if not,cull at the Guardian Otrlce and enquire about it.‘ 3i

ONE-THIRD OFF ALL babies winter boimets-ddeal for Xmas gifts.——Prowse Bros Ltd.

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FAREWELL GATHERING

On Monday evening, Dec. 8, up- wiirils of 150 gathered ut the home olf Mr. and Mrs. Angus Nichol-son liuiiter River. to ‘bid farewell to \lr, and Mrs. J. Ambrose Silllphaiit 'lllll fumlly, on their departure for nos Angclcs, Calif. The evening you spent pleasantly in duncln-g. games, ctc. About midnight Mr. Allie Cutliffe culled the assembl- ugc to order, uncl- with u few wcl. .~htxst.~n remarks explained the reus- Till of tho» gathering. Then Dr. llrecn wus culled ltpon to rend an address, and Mrs. \V. Aichiillan prc settled them with n wcll lillcll purse on behalf of ull present. Although lulu-n by surprise, Mr. Sllliphaiil made a fitting rcpiy and thanked .ll(.‘!ll on lnhult‘ of Mrs. Silllphan. and family for their kindness, then ill joined in singin-g “For They are Jolly (loud Fellows."

Lnuth was then served and danc- ing wus continued until the wee ..inull hours of’ the morning. Fol- ‘llWlllE, is the fltldl'8SS1——

' Hunts-r Rivcr. Dec. 8, 1924 To .\lr. and Mrs. Ambrose Silllp-

hunt and family:-

Ucai- l»‘i~lontls:~\\'p your friends and neighbors of Hunter River. linving learned that it is your in~ tciitiou. in the coursi- of a week or two, to leave your native land and mukc your home in fur-off Cilll- fol-nu. hnvc zissrmliled here this -.-< niugfto extciiil to you a farewell .iml wish you (loll-speed on your journcy.

Wu rt-grnt that you, being natives oi‘ this community. and having .lilllp your pnrt us citizens in its dovclopmcnt. arc going so far from ;:.'-., tlllls minimizing tho chance of oiurn, but wo sincerely wish you ill abundant prosperity in the iioautiful land '0!" your choice. \\-hiic wp pour mortals who remain will be bottling with the elements {ind protii-ting our persons from tho morc ..: assaults of old Jack Frost, you will be enjoying the ool shzulc ol‘ luxuriant trues or ‘l\\’l‘lllll!.' in tho profusion of frag- rant flowrrs. lil0\v0\'~r:i'. we art.- irm r-ntioils. but rather desire to €lllllll'ilillllilil' you most cordially on :i luost pivnsing prospect.

'l‘hi-r,. is one thing we urn sure oi‘: ‘You havo lived here long

Seek Poison Dart Thug

VANCOUVER. Dec. 12-—Policc ire seuchiug for a thug of a new type, following complaint of a wo- uan whose name was not revealed {hat she had been wounded by a poisoned dart. evidently propelled by it bloiv-pipe or powerful air pis- ‘ol. The attack was made from a ourfng cur in broad daylight.

Physicians found that the lead ind CCLllIl‘ durt was lmbedded one ncii in the leg muscle and thflt the tree bleeding of the wound and only prompt medical attention pre- vented infection from the poison.

it ls said that reports ot some~ vhat similar attacks have been re- ceived by authorities in several .vestern cities lately.

STO K QUOTATIONS

HALIFAX, Dcc. 12.—-Quotatioi1s furnished by Ward & Johnston. vucmbers Montreal Stock Exchange.

Juli 'l‘clcphone . 138 ilroinptoii . . . . . .. — 5t. Lawrence Flour . — Jttuwu Power — Juba Cunt- Sugnr .. 13% Juba Cunc Sugar Pfd . . . . . . 571/4

Pun American Petroleum . . . 56V:

American Cun 146% Jrnzlliun Fraction 52 iowsrd Smith Pftl. . . — Jowurd Smith Com . —— lpaiili-ili lllvcr Prcferr .. —— jpuilisli llivier Com . . . . . .. 82% Eteel Company 0t‘ Canada . . —— drltish Empire Steel 1st .. —- Renmuns . . . . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . - Abltlbl - Shnwluigun 123V: usurentillt- Pup . . . .. . . 83 Juizntliiin (itulcffll EEectrlc . — Janadiiin Steamship Coin .. 11 liinzidiuii Stcamship Pfd .. ~17 \SI)USIU(' Com . . . . . . . . . . . . — Jominiou Bridge — viomrcul Power . 1471/5.- (Vinnipcg Electric .. 34% nlzitionnl Breweries . 611/; ltluntic Sugar . .. — Astchison . . ... 106% .\m. (Ear & Foundry . 180 Am, Locomotive . . . . . . . . . . 87% ‘nu. Smt-ltiug & Refining .. . 87% Anaconda Copper . . 41%

Junullinn Pacific Railway . . — {cw York Centrnl .. international Paper .... Jrucilile Steel . Kelly Springfield . lit-x. Pctrolinun . .. lntornzilioilal M81‘, Murine . —— Ricso Slccl Cur . . . . . . . . . . . . —

llcziillug .. . iilll/z Southern ' ' Stuiltbnltci" . I Juion Pa» 'i' - 1473/4 lituh Coppt-J . ——- i‘. S. Steel . llliik U. S. Industrial Alcohol .. 811/;

MONTREAL EXCHANGE

"ilfillllll to iLllDTUClllll! the dciir nlti lfllnntl illlil its hospitable peoplc. iml \vhorcvei' you may go the old homc-lniitl will not wnnl for nn ullvocain. _

Pit-rm- ilPtfl-‘lli this little gilt, as ii

mark of appreciation from your muny lriculls. And ugnin, wishing you every

snow-ms and ull the blessings of a lriul l’l'(.l\lll(‘ll(7l*_ we shull soy "good by" wishing you to remem- bor that should you have the op 1u.rtunit_y' of revisiting thi- old .il'(.'ll(?.\‘, il Wilflll WUlCOlllG ilWilllS you in iluntcr llivor.

Sigurd on lwhalf oi‘ your friends.

0n 1h.- llcc. 2 tlic school child- rvn guthcrctl at the homo of Mrs.

tvclliillau. whorl», it very tilcilszint vVPlllllK was sprnt. bliss Euliilllc llclnetitl rcml zill urltlrcss and Miss ilprothy lliugwi-ll presumed illiss lllivv, with u bountiful doll on bo- imlt‘ of llle Cllllllfl!!! of iluuter

liiver School. Following is ill!) tul~ dross.

lluntcr River, Dec. 1st Door Ollvc: i

\\'t- your school mntos having ll‘lll‘lll!(l that you arc going fur awny froth us in the near fitturo. wish you to know how sorry we all nrc to purt with you. v

We shall rules yhur pleasant Slllll‘ nu wo grcctctl you every mor g: we shall miss you in our jnlly games on the school-ground; w.» shall miss you iii our clnssos in school, where your example of good conduct and diligence had its influcniwe on lilo rest; We shall miss you in tho Sunday-School. In loci, dour Olivv, We shall miss you n grout ilcul, and though in the tu- turu, you will have new friends and playmates iind soon may be enjoy- ing yourself in the Shlltle of the lmnnna uml orungp trees of sunny California. yct we promise we shall tint lorgct you and we know you \\'.iil rcmclobcr us nnrl all the good limos we had together, wny down Enst in old Hunter River.

Please uccopt this lit-tie gift. which cxprcsse our good feeling to- ward you. and tony serve t0 remind you of tho friends of your child- hood. Ami now. we must say “givod-hy" but though you may not be nbh- to visit us for some years, wt.- ull expect to hear from you quite oltcn.

hiatus.

.\llnnr|l'n Iilnlnisnt ltellovrn Xeurulgln

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-As Soon A

before the Inst

Jeweller and Engraver

b 11-min‘ IR-H-IOWIIIISII

ENGRAVING ll

Should Be Arranged For

This will give you better satisfaction Ind will allow Ul ample time to attend to this very Important work

1' a. n. TAYLOR

s Possible

minute rush.

Stgnctl on bchalt of your School- S‘

Bank Montruii Bank Nova Scotiii

Potatoes . llxiy, cwt. Pork

MURRAY HARBOR

QUEBEC TO WAR ON GAMING HOUSES e

QUEBEC. Dec. ‘12.—~lnstrnctlonn hiive been issued by the attorney-

l21 Grafton Strut

‘gcmernl to provincial detectives. to start raiding gambling houses th. ‘ the province. 1‘ s is

mu to be prolimlnlry m a i m letlrs at Union Oollen.

15134 Victory . . . . . . . . . . .. 104.15 1033 Victory .. . 105.15! 192'.‘ Victory .. ,, . . . — lil37 Victory . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . — BANKS llunk (Toiumcrco . . . . . . . .. IDTl/z Bank Royal . . . . .. ——

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When Sun and Moon‘ Unite, in a Hoax

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amazing series described the inun- bats, creatures that had ulniost human features, that -t.-a-lked and built houses. but flew like buts. it had also something to say about a peculiar species of beaver that walked on two legs. and built ll0lls- as. There were other extraordinary inlniuls, and perhaps even more wonderful discoveries would have been made had it not. been that an. accident happened to the teloecope, putting it temporarily out ot coin- misslon. 0t course ull New York was talking about the discoveries- French and even English news- papers republished the Sun's stor~ lcs when the newspaper found its wny abroad. The circulation rose to 19,360, nnd surpassed that of the London Times, which up to that tlinu had held the record. Even tht- doubters were dumbfounded by ill‘: pat answers the Sun was nble to glvo to curious (iucstionlngs. Tho honx cumo lo light one tluy whcu n ruporiei" on unotherpzipcr who imp‘ pcncd to be a friend of Locke's met him and told him thut his pupcr was about to copy the Sun articles, which it could no longer afford to ignore. Then Locke in kindness told hlin not to fall into the trnp, us. he had written the articles himself.

‘WGY Program SUNDAY. REIMBEII l»i (‘WG-Y (Schenectady, Y.) General Electric Compziny 790 Kilocycleg (380 Meters) Eastern Standard Time m.—Service of l-‘irst

10.30 a.

_______________________ __ llerkcl Stuart Swzirt, Ofgillllfil

ilymm-“All Hail the Power ‘of Jesus‘ Name." ' Anthem, “Achieve ills Glorious

Work" from "The Creation" ___

The Breed Tells!

AND nowhere doe

in Live Stock.

plan with you.

Charlottetown Branch

I it tellmore than

LET us know what you would 11kg

to do for the improvement of your "will, and we shall be glad no go in” the‘ whole question of financing jhg

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THE CANADIAN BANK or COMMERCE

Capital Paid Up $20,000,000 Reserve Fund $20,000,000

C. burner Miles, Manager

COURT nnconns REVEAL

That 85% of all estates left consist of insurance. Stock eqllmes ‘a: wind out, busmesaesfall. r-al es a." turns out less than. it costs tear weighed down by interest and Tier: Insurance alone Plqvldf“; a" ""3 able, safe and certain estate.

it costs lsss than W" fwe" w add Write for rates,

Dutch Reformed Church ol‘ Albany, NewYo rk. " .: Prelude, “Fantasia in E ‘hllnof’ ._

m your insurance. stating age.

HALIFAX 'r. u‘. iirzxi-io-iv . min-ope.- for l’. i. I. not

14'“ ‘I

Orchcsizi-l, zlssielell ll_\' Whilst‘ lbug- lcs, toner. ‘ Sc-lccticu, "llcvcric" ._ iingr-lmnnn WGY oitlllefill Tenor stilt), “ffhe Paige“ ........ u} __________________ __ Iiubeilsti-liu

Walter Reagleie |

ilcv. Robert Wyckoff Sfillflf}

-llyu\u. “Futher in Thy Nlytstcrious’

Presence Kneeling"

. Symphony Orchestra, Leo Kliwcn,

conductor; soloist, Marion Brewer, soprano.

Wheat, Doc, 1618s; Muy, 116%: Selection, “Jeanne D‘.~\rc" __ Verdi wane,- Beagles July 145%. ~ WGY SYlhllPlrlONY Orchestra glqeflion nvislon" _ _ _ _ _ _ __ G_.ib,.| (F0111. DB0. 124; 511W 123%? Solo by .\l?l-i‘ll)ll Jirewer, soprano l Orchestra Jill)’. lzslht- Selection, "Aditgio" Fourth .\lovc~ (‘oat-‘l- D99" 53%; Mu" My‘; merit of the “Symphony -Puth<:- CRAPAUD sgHogL My 62- .. tiquc" _________ __ Tschalkowsky .~_~ 1 wheat‘ Doc’ 164%’ May MOM“ Orchestra Honor Roll of (‘rupztutl School fol-l Solo by Marion Brewer, soprano Novcmhter. Selection, “VuISeAJleri-zciouncttc“ (ifilllv X -Mnr‘ ri,. Lourd, Lolita _____________________ __ Chump“ Mut-Vittic, \VlIllllli‘0(l. licsl. Oychesn.“ ‘(limb-l Vlllltlgfilctpgglilc‘klieilrd .\lur- Solo ‘by -Murion Brewer, soprano "i "' ' , i ' soums Selection from the opera "Carmen" lhflxzimilxtfif‘i‘lu'gzifullgray“nn' John iiuttcr 30° ------------------------ ~— Biz“ (1.711, v1 __ £\l;(:li' ljggL Eggs _ _ 40c a_ “Prelude to the Third Act" (t m Y‘ SPJCMUI Loud and Outs . . . . . . .. . 60c b, “Alurchektles Contrebuniiilers" Murjuriu Sim-d)“ ieuuflh, Douglas Polutoies . 25c——35c Orchestra “amp "Hy $12-00 5.00 ‘n. n\.—ui~guii recital by Hr. (irudc v. Ji-.,~\vnnc Sherrcn. P011‘ - - - - ~ ~ - - ~ ~ - ‘ - -- w“ Frank Sill lto-gcrs from St. Peter's iloyvuril Parltbr. Episcopal Church, Albany, Now (lriult- IV- lazcl lmnrll, Marion \u|-k_ , She l run. iiverntl Storllyn huuwlf- ___ ‘Girndc lil~~Czirrlc Sturdy, llelcu - "Nun “Em. (Summtr Nighl) ____ Vlilliums, llvury Parker. _, _ _ _ _ _ _ _ “ _ _ _ _ Hark“, (lrailU ll. Sr—--lulzi.nt- lmurd and __,, ‘ ' ‘ ' ' ‘ ‘ ' ' " ,, ' , liarold l-io\vilvs.~‘, lcquzill, llohcrt - iuboticreu lMutsiquc .--- Lindon Umwu“ mhvard Norm“ “Deep Illver” "r- Arr" by Burlelgh ‘Gratin ll, .li"—~l$oliliii-. Norton. "March ‘Uorlegiil. (Queell ‘If sham” John Lugiu, Willie Alul-lloiluld, _______________ _- Gounod-Alwdicr Gram: 1, S|~~Ly||1fln Sim-n,-

7.30 p. m.—St-rvice oi‘ First Dutch Ilctormed Church of Albany, lN. Y.

prelude_ Pl-rfct-l AlllflltlilllCfirfllutllllil Mur- u‘ ~concert ova-um. 1n I; Yittiv. Alurjorfo Lvarrl. (lt-orgi. “morn _ ____ “out,” Lcnrll. .\ll|l"ltl llcsl, Alice iicst,

b ‘..Al],\g‘l0_-i _______ ' — Ito-nor.‘ Jess]. Dawson, Cnrrit- Sturdy. Rob-

Sluart Swarl, organist Hymn, "Now the Du)’ l5 0V9?" Anthem, "l will Lay Me Down lu

Pence" Gash)’

lllliitlr . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 33C Chgrug Choir Plgkfl ~- ~- _° Lucius Atles, director ' ' 0- ~ ~ so” ilymn, “Dear Lord the Father 0i Potatoes . . . . . . . -—- Mann __ ___ Pmk ' ‘ ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ‘ ' ' ' 10c Olfertory anthem, “The Lord ls .\‘i_v Just tho Light," _______________ ___ Parker moment you Ch-orus Choir npply Men- 30c Sermon. “The ‘Waiting World" tho - S u l- 426 Rev. Robert ‘Wyckiolf Senrle phur to an 65c Postludte, ‘lMarch Pontifical" ___.‘ l t c h l n g, 65c _______________________ ._ Wider bllrlllng or 40c broken out 11 9,00 p_ m,-Symph0ny Orchestra skin. Illl‘ ivotutoes (red and blue) 35c program "om waldqrfqtgtrglg‘ New H‘; h m; Fm“ 31-0o—‘$1'l5 York, Joseph Knecht. conductor. ting stops , chmwns ' 75—'s1'00 Broadcast in cooperation with and 11981- / A Ducks . $1.50 wJz mg m} / (‘ii-nae . . . . . .. $2.50-3.00 ‘ gins M) n '1‘ l 12-45 ' ' “l ciiiriiliiiile . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. m MONDAY- DEOEMBER 15 "Owl W“ a pee li-ilist. 11:55 a. m.—U. S. Naval Obser- Th“ Bump.