AOilt-edéed 1 emment Security that offers an Op-

ing a Profit of 6 14% on the Principal and an Interest-Ing- comeranfiinélfiom

QMUIIROd byline F 1'8"!

mms-nt and Backed

plukntin csoumeso]

a 0114.118) lorry Million Pwrh- " I 9_

pormnity of earn»

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Peters.

Ifientral Guardian‘ '

corvs oue-rmc powpzn four odors. Very newest thing. 2.00 each J. G. Janllsson, (Dougie-t.

_q ‘l; a aarz-lmz-zl.

lmnulzna Arvin-non. —We are now In the market for some

dressed pork NW1d highest market prices. Harry Jenkins. 3121-12444

WANTED quantity geese, ducks, and chickens, Quigley d: Sons. St. 3282-12-104i.

LOADING UIVE H068 at York Station on Wednesday December 16th, Harrywlenkins.

321342-1141,‘

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.- .i._~-; - . ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED -- llllrgand Mrs. Charles MncDumf "an~ nounce thcrengazernlent of their daugber Sadie Estella to- ngus ‘Math n Macbean. Marri o to taktfplltce late in December. 2 8 . 3 8'

BIG POTATO SHIPMENT- The steamsrflisaly" sailed at midnight

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THI lNVfiTldlT HOUSE OF

U1. CORDASCOI: COMPANY

nIGALmNG sxcnvslvnnr m rolsrclv GOYIRNMINT AND I MUNICIPAL BOMB ' iuuuill. “rnusr nulpqmu n: n. JAM nan-r

A “Christmas gift ‘that takes music‘ --anywhere

Model 1-5 (closed) Price “$.00

At the skating rink-skiing‘- or toboggarl party-anywhere, the portable Victroia. is s tire- less versatile entertainer. An' inexpensive instrument-but all the qualities oi a Victor product. Holds tcn Victor re~ _cords._ A gilt that keeps on- " giving enjoyment-always.

1...‘; f m I _ Portable Vlctrola

1° hear

dlcitis. :1 11°10 ls a eon of 11°“ 111111141011. Milton.

mulls Christin

. bill for the

December 0th, with 60,000 bushels of potatoes for the Dyal Prod-use Corporation, Washington Street, New York City. Mr. Dyal has been hsrefor the past month arranging

. and loading the cargo for lhis firm. The cargo consisted of

Certified Seed and table stock.

PERSONALS

Miss Nettie ‘Mclnnis has return- ed to her homo in l harlottetown after spending an en oywble week in Bonshaw with relatives and friends.

George Sutherland, General Agent Massey Harris lCo., Ltd, left Saturday morning on a business trip to Toronto. lie expects to be absent. from the Province a week or ten days.

. ‘ , 27 Millions Require

For Enforcement 0f U. S. Dry Law

'W1.AISH‘I‘MGTON, ‘Dec. ill-Whore than $27,000,000 will be required for the enforcement of tho pro- hibition law in the United States, according to the annual supply department of the treasury reported to the House by Its appropriation committee todny {ht-e fiscal year begins next July s . - » Of the $21,340,000 required for prohibition enforcements, $11,- 990,000 was allotted for the pro- hibition nnd 81'5.<i49,000 for anti liquor smuggling activities for the coastguard.

"Frank B. Ellis. Died at St. John

SA-BNT JOIHN. D00. 10. --(l1‘rank B- Ellls. former editor a/nd pro- prietor of the Saint John Glen's

' and one of Saint John's most out-1 11311111‘ B1'°111'*‘1'~—‘w°‘

" standing residents, died homo he“; at L45 “m, mofllnlin» ‘No. 2262, hereby wish to convoy to M0118 1111B 111W

at his

Mr. Ellis was n. former director of the Canadian Press. Mr. Elli-s who had recently sold his extensive interest In the Saint tenelve-Lour during the winter,‘ 'W1l0ll. serious illness llim to cancel hill plans for his’ journey. lie failed to recover from that illness which resulted in his death early today.

DARNLEV school.

Report of Daruley School for the month of November. Principal's Department:

Grade lX—1 Annie Woodside.

Grade Vl|l‘[—1 Mary Hickey 2 Wallace lAdams 3 Charles Adams

(Prado VII-l Muriel MaeKay and Cora ‘Champion (equal).

2 Rota Thompson 3 Lilian Thomp- son i Harold Brennan.

Grade VI—-i Dorothy Thompson 2 Vlilah Hickey 3 Gertrude Andor- 1son 4 lltomu Anderson.

Primary Department:

Grade V-l Carlo Adams 2 l-JI- tou MacKay 1i Keir MacKay.

Grads lV—-I Bordon Champion and Stacey Roach (eqlmil- 2 Ail- ele Champion 3 Vernon lOhuulplou 4 Phyllis Hickey. .

Grade (Ill-l Gerald MacNutt 2 Albert MacNutt.

Grade II--1 Mildred Adams 2 David Anderson.

IPerfect Attendance: Adele Charm pion, (Elton MaeKay, Carrie Ad~ 8.1118, Mildred Adams, Luella Hick-

111111 many friends of Mr. Wlm. L. Mclmd- 1311111011. Mssswlll be bled “d” ‘that he is recovering alfilr

8° 11x cooperation fer ooiwfl- , The M,‘ McLeod mbnflowl import of New Annaln ‘School for llurend Mrs

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ey, Charles Hickey, Mary ‘Hickey, Cora KChampIon, Dorothy Tlhomll-

8011. ' Amy Howls-ti. and mills. smith. teachers.

NEW RNNAN BOHOOL

John Globe nad planned an err-respect and esteem in which Bro. compelladdlttlo need Ibo paid for that is ap-

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‘ suggests... On Agricultural Improvement

(C. IE. MaeKenzls)

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l if we as a people wish: to keep abreast: oi“ tho times ws must Imake improvements in our aye- tem of farming. our live ,etoclr, land equipment. ,_

. Taking these up In rotation a 18w sussestlons on system should '11°_ 11111.1- ‘Blvléll as this is to the lmnd of the writer the most im- llortant of the throes From what | 110W noticed in many parts oi our, proylnce I do not ‘believe we have mode progress in system as

Amateur and = ~ l -_ ' We s ould have. in many sections PEOLGSSwIDTIaI SPOYtS we nre lfanpla; in the same man. - ner as our a crs did without the l 1 Not MIX natural fcrltlllty. Now a trip to "‘T_ ‘our contra oxpcrimleuinll. station SAl-N"i‘(?’T)'1IT$an‘~IPrf‘l")I)oc 11_ hfliloigilelown (fir “on a day's Mixing of amutellr wlthnprofession- fields 511118012X‘ viitiaiinexgsiigmxgil a1“ 1“ 11111109111911 111 1119 D0116)’ 01 111160 10 most any one of us should Judge Jackson, of Alberta, is not Drove of ‘great value to ‘lhg think. likely to take effect so far as the ing man who plans on making his 11111191111 11111011 01' Cflllflda is con- livelihood by scratching tho back Corned accordion to the opinions of old mother earth 1 ‘guggglgegg t1g11c1iii1m1ltl1l 1116 11111011. These experimental stations are Canada. would lloacnailgelci 11111111321121 {or oelrhbinerlt and 1t 181m) - o ‘s ours and professionals were mixed of our miflle; 21,31? 131,111,‘; v3.5: igzldilgll-lilglezlllxlfiiéfie fggnlllfllfllaf timie Those of us that live on lands the opinion of ilr Ape 1011i d)“ "m: require W18 drainage may honorar 8w or H~ funfnet the actual benefits from tyle r o‘ ‘yd y l0 un on, m ll =1 1114111380 by simply asking ui. the 92ml’ i) lily-o I hfrlottetown station where 9y. is p“ 331s; flllltilfillllélllli, as it-perimenis are being carried out I ‘» co ill one of our agricultural ~>= 1 “H ls m‘ v _1l P01‘. ‘eY-ln the savings- bank was three 911a"? ca] 111° 11111111115’ 911111951: I191‘ Ucllt ln government fbnuds, e ‘h emsle ves ‘rIH-lllllfil y oppose five per cent m mortgages, six to to t e lli vertel mange and it is seven per cent whue money “cur

Used Menard n99 cllfllfli- 0181mm

Relieves Chafing and ‘ All Skin irritations '

considered doubtful if the anlend- any Spent for drainage gave a u? lip view of the pressing demand for as 11 of , i. h ,_ kthe reinstatement of young utn-whifle “uivfils gifqmfileouérgiflgzf some ruling will be made to cope mg“ a m“. m“ .1 um sum "m, ~~ ——--<+>-i-—- _ an energetic drainage programme lions of our province. ‘Let us -__ think It Over ‘and act. (emleth U. (mnisien, nlissing d from tllcso experimental plots ndlo opcruim-iu ihc Aimee Scm- ll crop rotation these have all ‘way to Chicago ‘Inst night lu eom- host suited to the section is being puny with Charles Ellwood and followed. We must remember This statement was made by De-tlle keeping up of fertility of the ltsclive Oscar Carson, of tho incui soil and the "easy old way hap- ugo authorities in the (‘opium of farm and farmer poor this in turn Orlnlstoll ili his apartment hnrelnakcs a discontented people who

ment will be adopted. However [urn or twenty-five per cent, Then letes it is not Improbable that return, should we not give am“? would work wonders in many sec-

‘HIARIEISBURG. Pro, Dec. 10. Many good points may be 19am. lie McPherson case, was on his boon tried out and tho rotation lorry Donnelly. detmtlves. that the chief point in rotation is police force. \\‘Iln aided tllc Cllid- uzarll slylic" soon lllukes both last night. lvberg he was trllced lbccome knockers when they

‘by a letter. should he boosters for our prov- Carson mild that charges (K11160- COllfiplFilCy would‘ ‘no _lll8llO 1171111" 111111911 ‘lllrllllllg 1s the

against Ormisiun upon his arrival 93L lo follow I Iiclieve that each In Chicago. Ormislou is wanted In 111111111‘ ‘slwllld specialize ,'Los Angelou on chnrlzcs of "sub- ("M 1111s so as w find out and

along ,

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SUG LADIES

TOILET SETS, Ivory, Pearl or Amb and Tor-tolee Shell. ' useful basketfi: PERFUME, OILET WATER. TALCU BATH SALTS. ETC.

CON \OT8 in pleasing designs. to see the‘ special Cora Nome case.

and Mirrors, Bridge Sets, etc.

l OHOOOLATES in artistic boxes and

Yardleys, Ootys, Rivers, HudnutmHoublgents, latest odors. Ask

PERFUME ATOMIZERS.' Ivory Brushes

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Conviilces that we are prepared for the

] l a clllllsrmlls SEASON

This year we have endeavored to hang our decorations in such a manner that they give the whole interior a Real Holiday Appearance

‘ ‘ Everywhere can be seen handsome and useful presents that make tlie selection of the gift problem easy.

GESTIONS MEN

OI‘

PIPES, Meerschaum and

MILITARY BRUSHES, G M AUTO STROP RAZORS. CIGARS, CIGARETTES,

10s, 25s, 50s and 100$ TOBACCO POUCHES, C ETTE HOLDERS, SHAVING

SHAVING SETS, Yardieys.

TOBACCO in holiday wraprlrlos-

ins, Marguerite, Ben Bey. Xmas Packail"

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Brier. ILLETTE ='l11

including 31m

IGAR. CIGAR- BRUSH E5.

BOYS

AND GIRLS

'" illiilaoliinllon

orfllngtlg“ of perjury" and “con-be in n. position to pass his know- splracyo to deieaojustlce." like thus gained to his neigh- -———-_<-o->~—-_-- lmrs. if each farmer in a section i LETTER 0F SYMPATHY ‘would elwvlsllze 111cm: u different ‘ . _T__. ‘line, it would not take long to find To p,“ Gordon “m,” out the best nlciilods and Crops Mill View, P. IE. I. for that .- particular colnlfnuulty 1-110 Oflceru '1‘1en all could combine for com- and members of wronation L. O. In. 111111111)’ lmlifovemcnt. I hollevc our Government would do well to cultivate ‘tho department of flgfl. cture in tho province of Quebec. They have the ides that a pros- perous rural community ‘makes a prosponous province and in many sectlcne where rich progress "has

parent to you. but to say anything 2?; 13111811: ighzgtleo 1111:?“ “gym”

which cull console you in such an, houras this is not so easy. Aisuch Zevegéagvlxfigoltgglfihgfidfugrmhf‘; c time as this. we fuel that tho only the wagons, and under 1132M, real consolation you can have in gflvgrfflmgnt inspection have your sorrow must come from Him dhqwn u,“ m u pal-pod of 81x you“ Who asked us to cast our 1ilUI'(l8ll3 11¢“ farms am ma"), a my,“ 1111011 H1111 11114 11¢ Wvlllll 001111011 proposition. ‘I need not go Iuio 111111 11119111111- details here. but the result of this With this. admonition before you system has been that many farm. We 1°91 1-1181 1111311111118 W8 11112111- rs have gone ‘to the department say would be of little avail. We of agriculture asking to have their a-gain “bog to assure you of Oill‘ arms put pnder govornlmont con most heartfelt sympathy. ' trol. l .. On behalf of Coronnilou 1L. O. l... I am sure that if such a sys- A- B. 11536110011111. ism were adopted ‘here that I W0PB111M11l Mlliii-flf- would be ,n means‘ of keeping Emerlon sheldoll. nlsuy of our young men and wo Rec. Secretary. men n; homo us it would pTOW WW?" to thelm that n hotter and mor WARNING IS GIVEN independent livelihood could lbf TO HUlMAN RACE made hero than elsewhere. Regarding our live stock. I um

you our sincere regret and heart- felt sympathy lu your recent sad bereavement, tho death of your brother. Regarding the‘ profound

'Wallacc Ross was ‘held in the lodge,

XDNlDON. Doc. 11.—Tllc human race is becoming a "scrub herd of lnolrgrels," according to Prof. Jul- ian Huxley. hold of tho Zoology Department oi‘ King's College, who has solemnly cautioned Great Brl~ lain against the survival of the un-

fit.

Medicine, phllnnillrophy and Sull~ ltnilou, ‘he said, have rmnde our environment too easy.

Huxley spoke his warning at a meeting of the British Splence Guild to discuss "biology and -tho human race."

Do you psi: a ss ‘ of pressure on the heart’! Don't be frightened it's not heart trouble-it's indigestion.

sure there ils a ‘bright future fo. the man who works ‘with his eyes one" along stock improvement line's; with tho number of farm- ers we have who are raising pure bred cattle It should be an easy matter for any farmer orcommull- ity to procure pure bred sires.

‘With pure bred sires of either milking or ‘beef breeds, in ovcry district on Prince Edward island the value of our live stock would be enhanced nt least thirty per cent In three years and a continu- ation for tho following six years would mean that the value of our live stock lwlll have advanced one hundred por cent and as to mar- R013 we are lu a position on sci count oi‘ being a disease free area

Se! 1's Syrup will fix It. Any drug- gho month of October and Novem- "of; .

m; ,_______~ ________.___.__ in cuter to (he wants and demands Grade X-sl Jennie MacDonald. “aaawaaaasssaaaam of possiblly a larger area than Grade Vlil-i-l Anna Hegarty, 2 4: any! prolgnce in Canada} In

Q14 e (Moore, mnk ng rinee Edward slalld grade Vlf-—-1 Margaret Enmml. 2 I free from ‘bovine T. B. the govern-

Jiogarty, 3 ll-Iilda ‘MacDonald. > mont oi’ Canada has given us a Grade l‘V—— 1 Wallace Moose. I chance to makc good and let.‘ us

I."::“....E..f°"'°' ““°“"'“- 1 Caressant 1' "ii. “.1:..1‘:..r::;.."*:*:"§.‘::“.1::. .... re l - " I Grade III-l George MsoKsy. " l ., "that PrinooJDdward Island ‘is the Grads l. (Senior) — 1 Elmer 1° lnyjgualup. MW m; < Mecca for nllchfno agents‘ Ibut

Moosofl William Dalslsl, 3 Stirling “Whmu u“ “M” for a , If‘ yvo wlIlIIh to koop ouuzoys lllllld

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1'1" d." ‘"117 V" W111 91V‘ 1 111;: the betierwzqurlnplped- ":05:

Moose. (nude 1, (Junlorl-l Audrey Tup-

pn, z Francis Mnolhy. one Regen Jolly Knlls, 4, mm in -i.ilo easier it 151a get Teaches-Mary M. Mill “m, "M; WI", “oh "w. l work done aind of all professions - “I! oi Charms caresunt i allmagéogrgfraggd rfgufli: rfigrtefg‘:

alone worth the price we sol; 01.00 tor the two.

time’. lliave we as eoimlmunities cvor thought of harnessing that ‘ 1» stream flowing through ou-r farm's Tlllsflberli stiller lute only ‘and making it serve the whole

1 II. Lester Douglas

Wholesale‘ Produce

Padre“ _ At our Wan-shallower- iottetown ,

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--,e—-———--.-~—1— ~——~——~——~ ' wus held ’l‘llesliay_ Doc 7 ui 7.30. :'l‘Ilc meeting O[I(3l1()(i\W1i.ii singing " lli ilyllln 399, followed by the renti- 1iug of psuhu 25,1 foiiplveri by hymn _ '254 “Al liail Tie ower 0i‘ esus Name“. bliss Doris Dickinson Achlevementslrond u. story nboufthil-l hymn. Ehiiss Wilson ‘IIVC us n tulk on “ rac- (Speclai to The Guardian.) lure-s", 11f vole or thanks was mov- hON-DON. lDcc. 12.—Yl=stcl‘dily'oll by Edith Crasweli. sec-mixed ll)’ W115 1-118 25111 81111111015313’ <11 l"! Florence Brown wan exten e o 1118i; BXPBrIments conducted by 39- bliss Wilson. The meeting clos- uor Marconi, which resulted ill the m; with Taps. transmission and receipt for lilo Irsi. time oi‘ wireless signals bo- ween the Old ‘and New Wofldzl. G. l. 'I‘. was zlloldpn Thursday ev- it was on Dec. 12, 1002, ui. St. uningt. After a short devotional lolln's, Nild., that Marconi suc- period, a forthcoming sale was dis- assilully received uignnls from nussod which is to be held ou Tues- ‘oldllo. in Cornwall. Occasion ii~l (lay afternoon, December 9. in 1118 zlken {by writers Iu the press in Baptist Sunday School room The ay tribute to this achievement ml luoctiuS 0106911 111111 511181118 T11115- lsving marked tho beginning oil! wonderful era of wireless COIIllllil-

The nlooting of the Baptist C

The meeting of st. Paul's c. (‘. i. T. v/as held on Tuesday eveu~

icatlons. ,

<-e>—-——~— Ilig, The usual programme “as

'1 G I T carried out. Themcetinl! closed .1» c o o with singlnglaps.

weekly Report AL the regular Woéldy 111911111111

1 _ of Kirk lC. (‘. I. T. the girls were

T119 511111111‘ C- G- 1- T~ "1 T1111‘ divided inter several groups and n

(liscllsl-lion on “Cllrisilnns Alli-iv"- ins" took plucc.

y Ch-llrch, met as usual on Tucs- ly evening in the social IluII. Al- ar tho opcing ceremony nlul Ilusi- ass, the girls went to their K111111111- ‘hore, tho topic for ilm evening as taken up. After some dill- lssion on the value oi‘ ll “¢0ll<l"- he girls, decided on Items for. their code cards.

At the close of the drool» 11111"- Zlinlr, all the girls joined ill u 1'0- Iay race.

Tile meeting adjourned with lhol singing of "Taps".

Miss Julia Graham. of the touch‘ inl: siuii‘ m‘ 'Wmt Kelli. School. this city, was called to her llonlo in

Santa Claus - Headquarters

- u Tile Trinity Intornlcllinilr l-'.1'1111l1~ opened their meeting with llln oll- 4 oiling ceremonial. ‘our 1’l'@~‘11l1"111li Mary (i. Iiuglhen In the (rhnir. l

lWo were all very sorry that Niles, Clllheck was unable to bc 11101501111 0n account or the ilad storm 8H1 she was to ‘have addressed us on! t

CARTER’ BOOKSTORE

1 —_ThF Rekall ‘Ti-lid Kodakw Store

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’ FOR BABY _ , y Rattles, Powder Puffs, Baby 301$. 31118111011119!‘ 1111110115, 91¢-

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Drug 0o.

Brallulbullv lust evening ull dc- couui 0i‘ llli! liitflilllil illness oi‘ her

brother in Suulorvillc, MZIMH. licr H1510!‘ .\Ii.‘s~.-l Marie has gone to Soln. orvlile Lu respond to u iclegrnul.

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"illtl you llear zlboui. Blick pro- posing nga n to hill divorced wife?" "N0; what did she say?"

"Said she couldn't think of mur- rvllng a mull whose wife was still living."

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‘Cuff Links, Signet Rings, Wrist Watches in 15 jewell, the best value we ever had.

Parker, Waterman and English Pens and Pencils.

single or in sets. Some very , handsome Bracelets, Cigar- ette Cases.

Emerald, Ruby, Diamond. Sapphire, Topaz and other

I gem rings. ‘ We l)o Artistic Engraving

E. W. Taylor

142 Richmond Street Jewellers Since 1s7o j

1"" 1111551111111" work m ‘he M11 one and the same place are -

Here you will find evldefwfl of careful selection, in all departments, new and up-io- 1 date goods to suit- all peo- ple: and Iii purses.

Our New Lines of

Greeting Cards

east. I

The minutes \.-.o rend by Ailllll!‘ Llnklei-ter, and adopltlll by 111° melding. A business (llscllnsioll followed in which We (1110111011 1° start our code cards m. once.

Nominations were (lieu open lvl‘ electing sight girls to plan mission work for the next ‘four missionary nleetings.

We then voted for a ulrl l0 1"‘ mporter and silo is to hand ill cv- my week a r090“ of the work

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