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me i angadpogetn few hours Ufslcep‘ at ni ht l_ was lucky. lhadnoappetiltefor oodl _I ccrtuin y was miserable. During lllll time boils begantoapperrr on iliflerentparis of’ my body and the pain from them made lite n misery. My siiiferingwas m great at time! that I ielt there was nothing left for me-to do but to end it all. told me that if I didn't give up my work and live out of doors, I would ninja a decline. ‘As I had no money oqnliliflt do this. In fact ylng doctors’ bills and buying m ‘cine:

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used __ L lnally 41p. ..-,i*Aiter "ikcailiuj

l‘. sleep eight hours every night "and.

I consulted doctors but they all I

For; Bale by_ Hughes Druflll".

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l0 prr ci-nt. discount for cnshirtflrmllflxd Raoul “d. 75c n" ‘evfl.

inileapsxatio I deck! that zwoptd eitlielqkiii 6r r3: m‘ so a'o 13b: to stullym the.» .-1 ' ren hethtllilt-g‘ was ascomp etelyrundovvh nanny o‘ could possiblyxbe Wilhfh bad gse ilerves. WhatI notkléa wgishnildifln . ' “scripfions ' . iifcrcnt pre rations‘, are oiififivhich‘ peared to e the best for me was. nrnol. It has simply performed miracles for me. Fqughqttles have done more than mouths ofmtrnvel abroad. f ITeel like a. mom: old.

etit three good mealsa dny. iiblyslrin ls like a baby's, free from blemishes of any kind and I have now almost forgotten that [have ever hndmuch tlliugs as nerves. I want everybod who is ailing to know about Caruo , because l have such faith in it l. be- lieve it will cure any human ill." Mr. I. H. Me. 6., Carnol is sold by your drnggist, and if you can conscientiously say, after you have tried it, that it hasn't done you any good, return the empty bottle to him and he will refund {our money 45a

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formal pnrt of rul- nml must

l\,:|II"1’|ll‘1ldf0:'o:llC~\2:iIknvl gilllenlnn “ranted, 50c for seven words Del week. . I -

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Watkins 150. products. 'Write The J- R-

to consumer. Craig St. Wes!

Watkins Co., 879 Montrealq . ,,'

7 nus sale FOR sAl.'E_.-,.-cooK|Nc srove

"d. a heater. Apply 89 Itoch ' St. 10589-12-1-21

ALE—- DRY AND SKIN- dfish. Apply Beecher J North ‘Rustico, P, E, I.

v 10477-25-71 BERVICE — IMPORTED is Eearson, Chcltoil.

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earlinig rum,

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r?»--=-»_-__—-——~—---.--—---- WANTED — PUREBRED YORK shire Bonr. Apply W. R. Dennis,

llizirslhilelfl. 10465-25-0 r ~--— —-—--—-——----—----- WANTED lB-Y, WOMAN W sufficient means io support two a gentleman friend. Must be Itc man Catholic. Address

"e registered Yorkshire Boar _ _ ?‘.li~5i ‘. uslcesrsns FOR sALa,

rum lambs, cwcslggmmgngg‘ “red, ewe lfllIlllS.'—- S. C. Stewart

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,_______-j—:—i-? m?‘ tNO. ALFRTD McDONALD LAND surveyor. Harmony Jet. 101-58-21-1 mic.

POULTRY — PARTIES HAVING good fattened chickens should gel, my prices before selling. No fowl taken except al- calm“!!! prices. J. D. Jenkins. 10467-25-7!

wooo sAue — MIXED SOFT and hard wood on Monday. D6- cenrber 4th at 1 o'clock. Edmund McMillan, Covehead. 10540-29~3l

DOLLS DRESSED FOR KIDDIES l in time for Christmas for $1 if szint to Mrs. Ens-as A. MacDon-

' 'Tlie~=0_antra.l'-Guardian

Cross meeting in the Strand Thea tre Thursday Hear Dr. Robertson and others.

artscnls address in the

BASKETBALL

Last night a good crowd wit- nessed the game between the Met liodists sud the Central Christ- ians. The Methodists won by a scoro of 39-9. The scor: is no criterion of the typo 0i B!!!“ 00W ever.

The Central Christian-s Ivan: played t‘. good fact 38MB. display- ing fine combination but the)‘ lucked the basket shooting ability wlilloh characterizes! the Methodists playing. Time sfitci‘ time they worked 111+.- biiuiip the 1100i" only to niis-s on the sbiot for the bllflliei. ' iThe Methodists were also play- ing in fine form and were finding

sl-loP mm Helium's 0stalos._ DON'T FORGET to-attsnd Rad

evening Dec 7 .

in: suslnc-l- or on- Rob- Strand Theatre wlill be "National Move- ment gm- gcod Health, good (‘Oli- diict and: Good Citizenship.

-sabiscue‘mernooisr cm cU'lT—Sunday Dec 3 Bedeque 11 a, p1,; Cape Traverse 3 p. m-i Searlctow-n 'l p. m. P. A. Fltzlml‘

rick. Minister. v I scorer

Moliinis was the 11180997-

prime qf, his manhood. Mr. Chand-'

TT ler after receiving 1115 ellllvcalw"

here, entered the hardwzirc bus; In the eighth game of the IlilVi

new and late,- wu connected wlt

somé pf [llB more prominent firms

o! our vii!" “m” w- “M Allard Tournament at Lsilibros Bros Bmwn- W-A‘ Weeks 8‘ Co" ‘mmhal Parlors last: night. llaliwee" 9-1 PM” 5* 0°" Pmws“ 3"”: Lmuiiovle and LMcNeill, the f0rmcl‘ and also with his brother Lharlesiwon both games by a good margin. in the firm, of Fennel! 8; Chandler. qhe highegt bi-eak was twenty He flllSt) curried oliji lllljllness of made by both plaYcrs. _ his own forsornc time. ill his day The next game takes mace this Mr. Chandler was one of the m“! evenhm

enterprising nijrlgmizcqisivfnerxiif _______._’_ "m" mg" 2 " Charlottetown Team T0 Play The Trojans

he possessed those qllalmefi which make for friendship and, beget can fidrmce. His business ability “'85 of a. high order. lhnideezl,“ ‘Vi? I11’! I‘. i . , Pilzilckcliigigngvglliildxustiay and closg at- IUUOWWE 39am by tentiorn to duty that he over-work- ed a strong constitution and bwke down physically in the midst 01' his laibors. Owing tn his long illness, dllfi ing which he was mostly confined to his home. Mr- Cliflrill" l" some extent ha»! droppml out of the public gaze, but his contem- poraries will always» remember him as one of our most active and estimable citizens. In all that makes for advancement and 81w ccss in what is most worthy in a community. Mr. . Chandler stood for. Had his health nor lbrokeii down, we have no hesitaitlon in stating that today iii all probabil- iiy, he would lie- (me of the leading

The majority voile from inter-church L938“ W" to represent Charlottetown in

‘Brogan team. . il-‘onvards- McEachsrn, Acorn am] Mqqnnlg, centrer-Moorcanii George Dewar Prowse, Hiltchcson and stefllo. The local boys are getting

of glving a, good exhibition of, Basketball. i -€~—<+>-i-—

St. Pats A Team I Arrive in Winnipeg.

iifil Georgetown. Materials vidcrl. 0503-3114“

pro~

ado, cor. Prince St., Sydney, N S.

TOLET

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gentlemen preferred. Street. 11-29-31

TO LET-TWO GFFiOES NEXT

PRINTING com-iicimrlimsioyvn. Slit’) died here on‘ d, , , e ,, d pany_ legal and commercial lobilrcbruary 15th, 1894. In 1899, fivcgfgavgefnigngr m e l IIPIIIWJB 0f QVBPY dBEQPlDY-lOB-"P years after her demise, he iliar-i Eskimos m the first game Q! mph. lilaodlllan, manager, 322 Esiilau-lrlcll lVl-ies Julia Hiinford Sayer, a: ‘vestém mun They put in an hm“.

* H To LET ROOM w" magssglwlnchester, I-ndiailii, Mrs. Hurry"

‘business men of our citY- yvifNNipmq Nov, Qty-The Tori I l" 1333 1W "lillfflcil ‘MH- A- Mor‘ onto St. Patrick's arrived in Will? -rison of Boston, Mass, ii native of mipeg" yesterday afternoon and i", ' f0!‘ tonifilil‘? the Eilnirmton

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'im"-"'°'°['N“v“ ‘smmb “ml m them 0f practice and made ll favorable ""1"" lmflpllfm‘ "We of P» famuywimprcssinn with the rail blrllfl. lliiiinely luilwlird Slayer. Gordon‘ Every Seat was 50m by mshgatur.

iCruivfnrd and Sayer. One hrclherflday mgm and tickets cannot pa)

lVfr. Charles (‘handler unl three , - ‘iliisiers. IlHIIIPlY Mrs. A. E. (Lindy ofihml for ‘my price;- Dobie and Mrs. A. G. Archer of Sa-lGeddeS lida. Colorado SllfVlVB. i _ iMr. Chandler was a prominent! l ____

memlber 11ml office bearer in the

ca" M Guardian 0mm?” to American Consulate, wcll . . , i ' 10232-24-61 liglimu and heated. Apply at Klll-“llls i" ‘Yihmsg ‘"1" h“ l"~"‘s‘i ivasiiiivcrow \'ov ".0.-——Tllc‘ WANTED h_~ TwmMacs‘ ‘Wuwitf $E0‘vt‘3li11lg;8geillley dfyliiliiflle Brit's" E“l'l;“-‘S~"- ‘““‘“‘“=' '°"'|

no“? Apr“), M“, - acquaintance “innit irotive of pilllllSllPll reports " " . ' ' i"- ' th ill B li-Lh G niviit W85

lS\Vlllil, .39 Hillsboi-nugh St. filial. nriim i WANTED-MAKE T" ‘he bemaved Th“ Gumndian ,-,,»,?,§n,.ptie,1g rpflnulflfiri’ Congress

1056U-11-30-3i

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WANTED CHAMBER MAID. AP. ply Queen Hotel. 10560-30-31.

"VAiNTElD A CAPABLE HOUSE-

keepei‘, girl or middlcaged wo-

mnn to link-s CllflTgCL of home four in family, no children, will Apply GEOPZZu

10591-12-1-3!

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~_‘NANTED—-MA'N TO WORK ON

Office.

- farm. Apply Guardian _ , iosislzsrcli

nimrlrs DONALD—At fill vlsw on NJ‘. '(i

21st, 1922, Joli .0. iimiiiiu. =- 82 years. ‘ ‘

MACDONALD--—- Al. Cllnrliittiiiiivan Dcc. 1st l-irs. .Mary l‘). Milcdoniilil. widow of the ms Charles a. Mac- rlc-lialll, aged 72 years. Funeral notice later. '

CHANDLDR- Al. Cllnrlniltuioivii Nov 30th Eilwllffl tlhanilicr. AKIN‘

05 years. Filneral from liii llli‘ residence, King Square. torlni‘ ll- 1st, Servici m. ‘J-lt.‘ p. rn.

Funeral leaves house at 3 p. ni. Please omit flowers.

money at homc—$15.00 to $170.00 paid weakly for your spare tim writing shbwcards for us. canvassing. ‘Va instruct and sup-

Showcard Service, 105 Colborne Bldg, Toronto. 1l-22dtf

Iioist

rec aiv a rewa rd‘. i

Bank Manager Ids ‘Indicated for Larceny

(Speclar to The Guardian) NEW YOR-K, ‘Nov zlo-uiliix w. lll‘llS"t', 0|‘ liarolmicnt Gardens. for inn years manager of ‘the Harlem lirmicli Corn Exchanifl lltiilk was ludlicted in $5900 ha“ i"‘iz-r hc confessed he had Nlwltll iiiorc than $50,000 from the li-,~_i< i‘\'(‘l‘ it period of several ‘. if“

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"ill llfllfl, llccording to hunk 1"!‘ 1r. ilint. he worked his btlitllllll iii security buying trans- actional of the bank's depositors.

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$51 Ava 4A

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lilsasiilopeisiiiln nz-isnppeare "

'_ dub, writes:-

‘l “lit-ooh: severe pain in NY ' right side. It was vciy a attimes. I tried oili and lablel! Without gaining any relief. The doe renounced it chronic l dreaded, an a friend advised Kidney-Liver Pill!- l used flies‘: not only tob- talned’, mic. mu pain. i1 bsllm itllaseolnlllflql! he"! mast-appendicitis. as it is now "om _s ar lines l have. lud f ld Iyntptom

e No

ply you with work. West-Angus

LOST lri on NE/AR THE roar

0m” “ “M” °' “BM-l Film" Aurel Joli-at. eligible to play withlrmary Hwhe“ ll G (ill ff . V . A . ' M’ “M an olggssagg‘, the Canadians this wintc-r, in iiewlme British Anrbasskupk“:

__ ‘ '___ ___ ‘Of the raising by ‘his inn‘ in

wsT-Yrsvviivav i~ Tins i$23i1§..’.2“'5? ‘li.‘“§i§;3§§1“l§f$=Delivering Material city ii sum of‘ money. Finder-announced than, Jana,“ 00mm“ '

kllnilly leave at this office and

"Wed., Jan. l7~—<l~la.milton at 8t. , Sat, Jon. Ztll-JFIRIII-ilifllllll. Ottawa;

fSliL, Jul; g BlI-ylqsnadiens st_ . .St. . “mm - . Mon, Jan. 29—Ottawa at Hamil- WBIL, "Joiiii. ill-Hamilton it Cana- Ssit, Feb. iL-Hamillton Wed, Fdli. 7—-St. Pats at. Hamil Salt. Feb. lw-ll-lanillton at Ottawa; wed, Feb. 14—-0tta.ws in strain; _Sat., Pub. 17-4Tnnsdiena Wedl, Feb. 21—~St. Pats at Ottawa; Sat, Feb. 24-—Causdiens at 5t. Weliwlfdb. SS-dflt. Pats at Cana-

cxiends heartfelt sympathy. I

,0r the American pcnplc rcgll-fdlllfi ' I I I ltlie adimrnistraition shipping hill, N. H. L" Schedule Wags Approved

lssuod a statement tmllizlit declar- taken TORONTO, Nov. 29.--—.Aita meet- ing of the National Hockey Lea- gue held here Saturday. the dela- gntcs of the different clubs voted

ing no such attempt lizul place.

tlon.”

was in ~his pocket. Frank Calder. pres-idem. of the N.HJL., presided cit the meeting. c

The following schedule wsalap- proved: ~ 4

To French Areas

ESSEN, Germany, Nov. 30. —- Deliveries of building material un- SB/L, Dec. 1o~olmws nt Hsmiltorlnd" the provisions of rho PM P"- lgmmdlena at 5L pau.k._ks_ Itered into between l-lulzrl Slliillefli well. Dec. zoqiiimilmn. alt csuii- riinrosrntlng Germany. will "flu!" liking; i515, pan-mks n; 0g. Dc Lubersiic, representing France. tawa. ‘

Dec. 27--iSt. Patrick; Hamilton; Cllillltliflllfl s: O;- wiim- timber and other “willie!

Wed.,

talwa. SIYL, Doc. aih-Hamiliton at St. Pat-

diitioris to

informally during "l

sl, Anchor's my I

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no occupy our minds for this w casiou and many more, and yet re- maining unaxhausted,

vast in_ its proportions. ‘Long before James 7th of Scol- ‘land, or James 2nd or founded the Order of the Thistle in 1678. Scotland's sons revered Saint Andrew saint, though the Thistle is also called the Order of Saint Andrew. la Marmion wsflnd the author describing in a deep soliloquy the

their Order

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cone of Flcdden Field, when

319' baflml- M‘ We” oppurtunty’ :11! too into to win tlie day:

< . "Oh for one hour of Wallace "From scenes like these auld ~ ' with a. total of seventeen Dflllllfi, l Q u . ,, _ 1 9 m] iwghl. cco as grandeur sprung.

Mr‘ zliihngzlweeexas a Co" em Or well skilled Bruce to rune Olituis not for Iliillfllll. that old- ' ' t no“-s;._ the fig t, coo as sons are n our fair D0-

Cllallilltll‘ Mglazdlla: “D wanfiilochrhtians And cry Saint Andrew and our minlon. Lat. us conserve the heri-

' u Forwards "Shh" f t l 11:519. glolriolis lilllfllllgll] generations‘

i d illnes borne, ' Kieiiy _lle is placed our ccn ur es car l1’. c ant gve t pace in our own

lllxhxtell-Olffllgl: glide ciirislia: ism-film?“ McLeod h" 1" "W "mm" °1 Swim“ ‘by "lmactel" m" i‘ ma? P9218“ liviv‘ y“ “r Edward Chaudier‘ one M°§FE R053 this. But why stop ltlhere The or upon the land of oiir lillllfiftl o‘; ourlbest known and highly ea- c m Centre Prstmrma“ “f, Gamlegc hi“ ab?“ “m! "hick h“ 5'92" The 111011111 01"

.1 “we, away at _ whim tie patron sa nt of _| 0t an or viii‘ own.

iigrgignilkzii‘: 52,131.; at m, early M90“ Guards thirteen centuries; in fact, ever In the recurrence 0f tho day we, h Estkraay nwmim; h new“, since ti", fqrefiitherg o; om- laml celebrate it is not our intention to‘ m“ l 4 m5 of age m!“ “w” Bums embraced Christianity, review Scotland's history or link‘, wlggmxggysiitgllgvem§§flhduv_n,,fl FEW” Wilma, And there is a logical reason this touligselvles to the glories of‘; " f i, _1 i, 1hi-epl15.l1tt bfittl t,

was in what should have been the ilvooil m‘ i Sh‘ chm“ n t e envy s consider the lbmrlizdy fields Hg 0

wry of every hind the inhabitants are compelled by prevailing con- dwcll near the shore. Forests prevent and impede inter- Roads

unl travel and possession. lire few and the only means lmvcl is by ivater. of the wurlil was primarily

the fond. Ami as nearly all populiltlml depended on

r ill‘, vat

liunlcns as cou-ld no other.

lf we go liar-k from this time Guards — R0)‘ to two hundred years into the

lrliiys of Dr. Samuel Johnstqn, snuic in side lights are thrown upon con- somc hard work and arc confident diiimis in Scotland that are WOFIlIY‘ of our consideration. He had tra] vcllvd ilic lcillzlh rif the land aiid| possibly no other was keeper in, oliscrvutlon. Ills travels in Scot- land arc considered fairly accur- ate Illy even the Scots of his day

A

illlvur-atc ivlm intended to practice in SCOllflild ho asked liiln: "How ‘milrll can rm advocate make in a icur in Scotland?" The young niani thousand, lilnuiills. "But" sziiil Johnston, "He liould not spend all that in Scot» lilllil ill :1 year!" A friend stand- linc by said. "No. but he could

ansxvcriid. “About two

for it is England.

patron of the

Tile business con- ducted thus. The land product was

not zlliunilzint mid the sea furnished

the this moans of food supply we can reild- lly sue how these ilnconqiierable Scots checked the forces of Clie- enlibrsicing- Christianity friuud in Saint Andrewaspirlt akin to their own—a man of the fisher folk class, who had braved storms and fclt the same trials nad dis 2 ailpoiiitlnems, yet met these in a i016 599150!‘ calm, resigned spirit; and was a Picked mun among the greatest, although Slfmliillg from humble surroundings John, on Dec. 9th, against the fits’. and fl yet more humlilc vocation. lilo verily could enter into their

An‘ 108! an‘ arm an’ heads will snlsed,

141w was 0' thistle."

Thus he compares the Scots wit-h the men of other lands, rod ‘on R-iflsool. etc. and because of such foedin: unfit for rugged aer- vloe. Has this fact not been to the advantage of Scotsman whose brawn. has been respected from i116 dill‘! of the Caesars to the present?

it is from such homes as these in Scotland, poor and humble, in which some of the choicest spir-i its that ever served the world‘ have been nurtured, ill stnvplicityi 811d fussed poverty. but amid‘; principles of righteousness which‘, were faithfully reflected in their churaoter-it- '

i

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into: ivllich our kin of blood have en-|

the

left. baking needs, the sooner you "can p111

Fruit Cakes should be made right off. w‘, - mellow and ripen during the few weeks.» So the sooner you phone for you! ,

into the joy of cake making-l- -

Jot down citron, lemon ancforilrige peillvs. <_ Sultana“ Seedless raisins, figs; spices of "all sorts-whatever your recipe have.

And is you want to win a reputation for Plum puddings, make it this year with the superior Barbadoes molasses we have for

first to call.

JENKINS & SON

Everything Thaifs Good to Eat

_ lite.

iered in the world's progress and

see that we have remained trre to ille foundations laid in the ceniur-i 165 DB5! by those who in itlieir day have remembered their patron Saint. -

of

today in many whose military,

comimcrcc. art, science and tile! professions, pre-eminently timpngi ille lenders stand her sons, Thai‘.

lians of centuries ago who held the,

yet holds the hard and strategetic‘ places in the world The universi-i lies of every laud have in their listl of eminent professors the namei 0f f1 500i. Tli e legal profession] from the student to the ‘Supremei Court Bench, has ithe honor ofi

giving hlin the judicious, the for‘ $081115. the well Poised mind thiit rlisccrns in justice. judges, gllld ad-,

world the large industries are; planned and i'!s brain requ-irementsi F-llllhlied by the Scot. Alld they‘, have contributed to the worldi their heritage of strength Qfmlndl and spirit. These soils 0f old Sco

and All] Vilho Honor It! (Loud Ap- plause.)

ySlluw in illc course of his remarks lgave the following original poem of ills own composed for the 0c-

sprnil if in England." “Yus," said, _ Johnston, “But what would bclcasion‘ left ii‘ one irink tirc thousand . pounds ziivny from Scotland?" 3 WOMANHOOD Possibly it is not fair t0 tell the truth fllYllll. Scotland's poverty. (A Tlla“) hunt ir-l us see eye to eye and

frankly admit the triltll of it two; llnlillrcil yours ago. This has been‘ our richest legacy. It is to her poverty tlicit shr owes her great It caused can-y |rion, frugality, thrift, simple fare

“The Emlbussy,“ said tlic stateq-tlic very foundation of the chem, msnt, "denies eirrphuticnlly that nctcrs ‘that came forth from her, there is any trullh in lllls nllega- SlXOFCS. Necessity caused her sons,