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rf -is an Op-I

IHE CENTRAL

IT PAYG to ‘buy in this Province.

BOXES Christie _ Assorted

TIN

biscuits, 85 cents. Baer & Goff.

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_,_ ves. 24 cent, per bottle. Beer &

will

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- POLTCE COURT.-TIWO df'\|llkH

_ was

_ . werenou yesterdays docket. One Wm.

MRS. G. SHERREN, Crapaud.

be "At Home" on Saturday a_f-

Bome odd lines listed below, are all first class goods but ternoon and evening January _i7th

are being discounted in stock, we have put the prices to clear. to all her friends. 6289.

;

News Mahogany calf laced

boots, pointed toe, stylish shape, Neolin Soles, regular price $9.00 now . . . . ... $7.95

Men’s all felt laced boots

felt soles, the only warm slice made, try a pair, ODIY . . . . . . . . . . . ... $3.38

Men's fancy velvet house

slippers, left from our Christ- mas trade, see them in our window only 98::

-l-l_~_l.l_i_

Men's large size rubbers.

with toe caps, discounted style but serviceable now only . . . . . . . . . . . . .......95c

- ~

Men's 2 buckle overshoes

waterproof, discontinued style, now . . . . . . . . . .. . $2.75

Women's kid _three strap

' house. slippers. comfort in ev-

ery pair, medium low heels. now .$2.95

~ A few pairs womens low cut cloth gaiters, while the-y last only . . . . . . ... 25:: pair

itttt 8. co., ttumio

Fashionable Footwear -_

~ We Sell for Cash Only, Postage 10c Extra

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NEW YORK STYLES

ot.o 's'ruos°N_1'is_or- Mr. Ai.-

Wo1nen's Brown BOMB. high LISON Ladies College will wel- C\l¢» 801119 Wlfll leather-"°m° come Prof. Chadwick and Miss with Neoiln soles, all sizes 3 Gm. to 7 price . . . . . . . . . ... $5.50 "ig

Alfred Cameron and family

FARMERS AT ROTARY.-At the

Rotary luncheon in the Victoria to-

Women's fine slippers, kid day

back with patent fronts, and guests and addrfsses will be giv- medium high heels only $2.95 en

some lift., farmers will be

WINTER DAIRY SHOW. - At

a meeting of the cheese and butter nra.kers_st the Dalrymens an_nual meeting, it was consideretl advis- able to hold a winter Dairy Show of cheese and butter, and u com- mittee was appointed to carry out this idea. Messrs Wesley Keefe, and M. MacDonald and Bouiter were appointed to work Ln conjunc- tion with IVIr, F. T. Morrow to complete arrmtgetiients. .Miz (.‘. J. Cooke, lieusington, to act assoc- retary.

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‘ PERSONALS

Win B. Aitken, Lower Mon-

tague is spending a few days in the city, a guest at the Russ.

in the clt attendin the Central

home Friday.

Mr. A. J, McKenna, of -SI.

.Mai'garei.'s, who was in the city for

turned home yesterday.

Mr. D. I-‘_ .\lcDonaid_ Montague

and his grantlsoii, Master Athol Mc-

S IZ E S

3, 3%, 4, 4% A. B. C. Widths _ Very High Class Shoes. See the Many . ' New Styles that are Different.

ill I

per

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off

-\ i`~»._f_-f_'-.¢._-_.<1 3 \_ ; __

'A11 the latest novelty footwear shown for

Spring, 1920. Styles Come here and see.

that are Leading.

No Approbation.‘ -:I ,

n the States to mourn her depart-

& ure. The funeral service was led

0, by the Rev. J. C. Mart_i_;i aiiglek.

135 laitl__t_o restin M§tint.eSteu;'i1 cel:

Fashionable Shoes for Cash Only

rtiortsstouitt outos

J. D. Stewart, K.C.

t 8 ileltor and Notari'

B;|:'b’iTo?r'Nov:som Block. ¢l'*'¢°W"- Branch Offloo - 0°°f90i°W" Money to Loan on Real Edito-

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DR. I. E. CROKEN

Veterinary 8|-"|00"

Rolidonoo Rove re Hotel ___

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McLean & McKinnon,

larrlotoro, Attorneys-at-LIW I °ff|¢¢, Royal Bank Building. Charlottetown - - P- E- |"°"‘|

Morson & Dudy . Borrlltora and Attorneys oouonm for new l¢'\'< °f Oonadn MONEY TO LOAN

Qooooooooooooooooooooo- MARK R. Mo6U|GAN. 8.A.

larrlotor, Iolioitor. Notary

lmao." _ wmv \° I-wi ¢l'mo'r/oli `llo'o`Tt,'

REBELLION IN

Sour. Acid Stomach

ll as *Lili*

Lumpz. of undigcsted food cause

pnin..If 'four stomach is in a re- volt; if sick. gassy and upset, and what you just atc has fermented and turned sour; head dizzy and aches; 'belch gases and acids and eructate undlgested food--just fake a tablet or two of Pape's Dia- pepsin to help neutralize acidity and in five minutes you wonder what became of the pain, acidity. indigestion and distress. -

If your stomach doesn't doesn‘t

take care of your liberal limit with- out rebellion; it' your food is a dam- age instead of a help, remember the quickest, surest, most harmless stomach antacid is Pape’s Diapep sin, which costs so little at drug stores.

sw". :'"=.'_1.°': re a. e, uatn I or mn :.f~.::.i.:°:§li'.';' :.t'§':_'.:_.,i’:.".' 5.53.1; a:.::'.::.:'s.=::.t°" ~- °- '-

PHOUPHUNUL FOR MIN

Restore: Vim and Vitality for Nerve ond Brain: lncrouse "gray matter". Tonto-will build ou up, ls a box,

oiurinuuwn. P- I- '-

or two for ffl, at drug stern, or b mail on rece pt ofgirico. Ile P3!! 09;, fits Oo! crimes. Onan-_

9-O-O-O-O-Q "“ I

ends lndigestion and _

Innon -are in the city for a few

days. T-hey are registered ut the Russ.

SUPREME COURT

Su retne Court 'esterda

ieged to have been purchased.

published.

_IN tiuiittitu

Much sympathy is felt'for Mr.

ness. The deceased also left her mother Mrs. James Collin and a ster Mrs. B. Piggott of Mount

Brodie Th r ma ` I

Many. Killed

in Berlin Riots

if `

BASLE. .Ian 13.-Many persons

were killed or wounded in Berlin cessive irritation and often swell-

today when the troops fired upon ing. Zum-Buk cures cltilblains by

< ` o

r bayonetted demonstrators who tried to rush the Rlechstag en-

" 1 _ _ __ trance in protests against .the ex

Pape 5 Diapepsin at 0nC€ ploitation law, says a despatch from .

Berlin. Ont.. says: "I suffered agonles from

_The despatch addsfthat since

noon, crow;ds ihave paraded. the streets of 'Berlin following an ap- peal frcm Die Frelieit, the Radical Socialist Organ for workmen to me of this DBll1fl1lBilm9nt_" iiemonstrate in protest against the

aw.

m., public order had not been dis-

'l`he demonstrators bore fla s in

. g -

scribed "We demand an unrestrict ed workers' council bill." Numer- ous speeches were delivered from

he steps of the Reichstag sharp- y protesting against the Bill In its

present form. The street car eer- vlce was partly suspended, the men being on strike. _ , The public security police re-

stricted themselves to guarding the Reichstag with strong forces.

'*'Y*F'_€O-3--@-

- Do not nurrer nn-

I ' ‘ ~ other day with , _ - itching. Iiinedlng.

§ _ or Protruding

Pilt-n. Nn aurgicn operation requir-

od. Dr. Chu|e'| Ointment will re- lieve you at once and an certainly core you. 60:: A box. all dealers. or Eidmonlon Bates t Co.. Limited. Toronto. Sample box free If you IIIGIIMOII this nlnor mm mmu... Q..

nod sro and the other ss. Same I1

_.___ James

ney at the Organ Recital to- course ht. Read program page 3. 6281. and Ra

__ extrem

CARD OF THANKS.- Mr. and iendan

Mrs.

w0U‘@“`9 Hlgh Laced Mah' and Mr. Frank Mc-Arthur are deep- u class

UKIHIY l‘0l0“l`_ Wills- _“H9539” ly grateful to neighbors and friends UW" “lwV‘“» 9- Taming g°°d for sympathy extended to them on SPS. 0 boot for any wear now $6.00 -the

-_ -- interes

by Professor Patil Murphy. Mr, p_ S,

Wm. Kerr, Hon. Walter Leu, and ling tho I-Ion Mr. Justice Fitzgerald. Mr.

O. Ilyndman will preside. er on

Mr. E. S. Norton, Cardigan, is lnrt

Y 8'

Farmers Meetings. He leaves for lint

the Macltetizle King meeting re-

"l`»he case of Mclvor, plaintiff vs Wh

Kennedy. tlefeutlant came up be- ll?

D i y. . _ This was an- action against plain- Pl

tiff 'for non-delivery of produce ai- 1"'

Mr. G. Gaudet. K.-(‘., was _('oun- 3" sei for the plaintiff' and Mi'. Dou- SP0 uid Mrlilnnou. K. for defend-

l- . The case on motion of plain- bl tiff was postponed until next term. JQ In the fox case of Joseph P. W

Piueau vs. George Houston. which P was irieti before Mr. Justice Fitz- D gerald Wednesday morning judg- ment was given for the defendant not for the plaintiff as previously

Peter »Scott of Mt. Stewart whose

wife passed away after a short ill- A

si Stewart and a brother who resides i

peace treaty putting it into effect in the Australian govern-I mont intends gun to keep m use time Board of Trade, the first since the customs act pnohibifslng the 1915 was held at Moncton on Soir mportatlon of German goods, it is lomlwl' 17th and 18th lust. The declared lnaiiielbourna message oi nonsm .com 1..... ..-....... .......

two for 25 cents. Beer .& Golf

CHURCH OF SCOTLAND -

-Sabbath ln. and

furniture in the shop of the latel

'l he

terda-y

'l`hc

ers, one of them being driven by

inn

city. looks

mad ing

was

ute

Two

rific the

ion

\i/Ull,

the 200

' CLASS A TROT

unear- -S-:ato-1 -as-:to~

on Bailey t(‘oni'ny) elle Baring tKelly)

Lady Marshall (Iiooper) Alice the Grout (Jirotwn)

Time 1.10*/iz; 1.08*/4; 1.091/Q.

CLASS A PACE

nguq Dillard (McNeill)

Ed Locanda tt onrov) .. Dongola (Edgett)

Time 108 1061/_, l.0T1,~,’;.

mag... r.: ci- L:N._-

Cli||.Bl.A il l

frost-bite-a chillingof the part to such a degree that inflammation is let up, causing a tingling pain,_ex-

drawing out the inflammation, thus ending the pain and irritation and , reducing the swelling.

Miss Annie Lopard of Bcaverdale,

chilblaing and used many remedies, but nothing gave me my ease until I used Zam-Buk, which, after a little perseverance, completely rid

O ..

What are they? A :mid form of

Regular applications of Zam~I3uk lt

~ ~ (No.

out at the earliest possible moment

of the 'P. E. I. Division of the C.

I<»:|.|.ooo's conn r-°|.A»<ss ___ --no P .__._m'" N_R_

(No 2.) The securing of a second

_ , Cont ued Ill I8

' 6249`1`15FE2" ghtered, packed and cured, while Car Ferry steamerto supplement

our own packing plants quite cap- the Prince Edward between Borden

A fourth de ega on w s

to he conducted by the Charlotte-,was appointed as our represents. to say . town Driving Club was- held yes- tive to attend the session of the our deleglil-BS MYODE l‘¢S0lllll0l18

afternoon on their ice Iiommission at St. Jolm. N.B. The WHS between Hillsboro Bridge stnud ts-ken was that no increase ClHllll'S ilway wharf. Owing to the in rates in so far as this Province but Owlrlg lo Corllllollnk lll¢&l‘€SfS e cold there was a small at- is concerned should bo Bll0W9¢l im' “Presented they were “Mble to oe or spectators. ,less wt- ure first placed on an eq- set unanimous support for 1*-0. 3 races were two in number, ual footing in regards to rates and limi ll A trot and a class A pace. service with the other ,Eastern _Dllflllli llle eH_F_l)' Slimmer- ll10`

The entries were all good race hor- Provinces of l(`annda. The outcome Cul' Ferry WGS Wllndfawll fl'0ll1'lll€

wnerl in Cliarlottetown _or 'of this matter is not yet known, but Ciilles

death of Mrs. McArthur. 6287. vicinity and there was considerable I feel whatever may be done that lllar annual 0v9l‘ll11Ullll§. and the.

t in the outcome. the interests of P. E. I. were pro- DPDftI‘lm_9!1‘t l1_Il<l€l‘l00lK £0 CMP! OD

The class A trot was the first ev- tected to the 'best of our ability. U16 SPFVICB Illllll llle Sl€H"l*3l""N0Y'

ent called. There were four start- Correspondence was carried on lllllmbeflmlli' opeflitlllli b9lW€€‘l\

' 'bi f h dling the stock wou`d and Tormentine.

Rev' Ewf§‘,h“'l§?%l}fxl]';mlal;rffc|:‘ Es eoliligedmto curtail their operlx- (No.

Kinréss at 6_3() p_ m_ _tions or close down altogether. _S)._t_lx_t::_~_t_l_1_t1t_1’1_l;¢;2_;an__t_i____t_;n_ the Char.

_. INCREASE TELEGRAPH RATES ~(No.

NOTICE Any person having _ _ __ __ deemed “aim

3) The placing of the S.

4) Passenger service in gen- uwoen P. E. 1. and Matu-

Callaghan, please call for necessary in order to P79590* 0"' "md 9°l“t"~

erot-o the zotn. (signed) one before the Board- 0! Rell”/“Y TNS _ t‘al~iagh`an. 6285 Commissioners of Gan-ada regard- ll1lB mvelllls W M9SHl'B-J-0- Hl'l1d'

‘ing the proposed Increase in Tele- mill find N- Rilileli-l>\|l'}’. Slld 8 full

Board was' represented at

of the proceedings was giv-

graph Rates. The case was prepar~ !‘6D0l'l

on by it committee under the chair- en at the last quarterly meeting oi.

- --- lmanship of -Mr. W. F. Tidpiarsli, this Board, and I need not go into ‘ first of the series of races and Mr. Donald Nicholson. M. P., llle mailer ln dfilall HOW. bill Wlih

that through the efforts of

passed in support of our regarding Nos. 1, 2 and 4.

had to be dropped. '_

service to undergo her reg-

during the year with the Falk Ain- Summerside and Pt. Du Chene.

that veteran reiusman, ex Mayor ot-ican Potato Flour Corporation, This

llrnwn, \\'lio notwithstnnd- with a view to having them erect Khal _ coltluntl his sixty six years, a plant in this territory. and a handle the reglllilr frelilhl. GXDNSBB

was as irisky as the youngest driv- letter will be read to‘. you tonight milll and Dilsscllger tl”Hfl10. le! i1l0Il0

the course.This race was won showing where this matter now the large quantity of potatoes to be very' impressive manner and stands, and I trust that the oppor- moved at U18! ilme. and 'Suggest-ell

in straight heats by Don Baile-y_,tunlt`y now presented of having llllll owned by Wir. J. S. Wedlock, this |thesc people locate their flrst__Can» Mul§l`iiVQ and “Sed Hi/ B0TdPl'_l' Ol'

Don is it terrific trotter and ‘atiiun plant in this Province will Tormentine to help out the situa- to be :ilrutst unbeatable in 'not he let pass. They are _aiiklilg ll0l\~

the races this winter. lfor no money anti no concessions, done,

A good rut-P for positions was and in order to bring lllls ml»ill*‘l` “'°“l‘l

bythe nzlter three, Belle Bar- to it successful conclusion all that Possible to Dlll llle CHVH 8b0Hl”¢l.

winning set-ond money. is wanted is a guarantee ot sufiic- and t ' _

Class A pare aroused the greatest lent potatoes for a period of live across in bulk; and in order that u nterest owing to the fact that it years to justify their building here. rt-petition of the tie up thus oc-

tbe lit-st meeting on ice or Another matter considered dur- casioned would be avoided in fu-

three t~e'lebrt:tr-tl pacers, all of ing the year was the question of ln- ture. _ _ whont were cr--tiitctl with Iwo mia- spection of pressed hay and straw, recommendations to the Railway

sp:-ed. anti the Committee having this Department that the deck of thc

The first in-at was one of the matter in hand have yet to finish “Scotia” be rernodeiled, so -as to

greatest finishes ever seen here. tlicli' work. f‘€l`!llll U19 l03‘lll’lK °f CMS 3'* B01"

hundred yards l'rom the wire The question of inspection, grad- den

Locanda was leading, having ing and marking of potatoes was able _

passed Angus Dillard with a ter- also considered, and I was asked in case of an accident to the

rush. A hundred yards from by Mr. Baxter. Fruit Commissioner “Prince Edward" or during the wire, Mu.\’utt, the (iriver of Dil- for Canada to nominate s‘ome one time I, started ttinining and just nos- who woultl represent the shippers regular 0VEl'llHLlllDK. All 8lJDl`0Dl‘l‘ Locanda out at the last stride. at it convention of growers, deal- ation was itiride for this purpose, ii the judges gave their decls~ ers and consumers to be held at and

no out- know which horse had Ottawa during February to con- has becucoulllleled-

so t-lose was the race. sitiei' this subject-. I have already 1

lu uf-xt heat Dillard and Loc- nominated Mr. Nelson Rattenbury, information intending to present

andu went away flying, stepping and feel sure my recommendation with I

first t|u:ti'tt-r vt>:"_.' fast. About will meet with your approval. q-uautity and value of the differ- yards from the wire Locanda A meeting of the principal ship- ent

broke and llilinrtl finished with two pet-s has already been held. and the lengths to spare. in the lastest the unanimous expression of opiri- millly Of U19 lll¥1\l‘9B UVB-llable We-F0 llllle 0l`lll¢‘<l=\.\'.1~0li‘f2. -ion was that compulsory grading, only

The next heat was at repetition, marking, and' inspection is very mates in many cases varied so

Dillard finishing impressively. necessary more especially now that much, l decided it would be unwise

Dongola finished third in each the American markets have been to at sho\vin|.’, some great flashes opened to us, and that the present might he looked on as official, and

of speed but neither he nor Inman- method of shipping uninspected gave to Mr A A Pomeroy the do was In the physical condition oi’ potatoes places' us In a most unsnt- result of my investigations in hopes Angus Dillard. Angus Dillard is L ‘actory position. \\‘Vith a good crop tha

bout tlouht out- of the fastest potatoes throughout Canada and wo

rses on ice in Canada today and the United States our position mittee from this Board of which

fore Hom Jusuce Haszard in lm. his friend.; cttntitiettlly believe that would be much more difficult than he is Chairman in the preparation

has no pier cveu among thc it is under conditions such ns ex- ofa ' ' "

'eo for .-\llt‘i'.-' in the Maritime ist at thé moment, but even now al- contain some valuable information ovinccs ai this particular game, though we have realized fair prlc- condensed as much as possible, and

The track yesterday was not by es and ready sale for our-potatoeslllladc avullilble for distribution at

_v means fast. being rough in`vi'e have ‘not by any lncarls reall- all

ts untl ti trifle heavy, ned the top figures. because we are Two other matters of very ifreul The oifrciiils who coutiuctetl the not shipping first class stock. With lll1lJ0l'lf-11106 lid\’G C0109 UD. illlll lllil/6

race.. to the satisfaction of all were, proper grading and inspection. and been under consideration of the

artcr, F. \\'_ Hughes; Judges, an outlet for second grades such Council, find will t'cl1'l1ll'0 the allen-

hn McDon.iId, I-`a_rqttharson, as would belprovltied by U10 Fall( U0"

. .\'e\vsoint=; Patrol judge. I-Z. American Potato Flour Corpora- The first is the prolwllillly “H1955 _ I-‘ox; 'l`imt-rs. t‘. Stewart and tion referred to above. I fe*-‘l fha' 3' dewrnmwd “land be taken bl’ . A. Mcliittnon. great things can be accomplished the People ofthe Province that the

if our growers and shippers will D0l11ll'll0ll EXIWPSS (`0mlNHlY Wlll D6

SUMMARY give this important industry the refused running rights over the

attention it dfservee.

tected.

I) ll

_*___

president, 1 did no with the men- one .intl all for the confidence you

tal reservation that I would enden- Dlafrcd in nie in electing me to the

vor to avoid unnecessary criticism, position. i am s.irr_v l could not give but _when on' December 31st I rev- more attention to some matters, es- eived advice that the Car Ferry ,pcciaily the qurstion of preparation was ordered to the relief of_the,ttntI di.=:ribution of proper litera- Canadinn Spinner" at the ntouthilurv, and I would like to see more nf the St. Lawrence, with the ner- I attention given to this in future. talnty that the Province would bo, _l also wish to thank all the offic- st least a week or ten days without ters, the mt-mbers ot' the Council.and mail. passenger, or freight service, tho tiiifcrent 'Committees l'or their and the prospect of an accident thutlco-operation and willingness at all would leave tts without zt boat for times .to assume their full share of an indefinite period. I felt that the_tlie work. I would like to make importance of the ntutterjustlfied ns special mention of the work of the in expressing our opinion in no un- ;'i‘ransportation Committee under certain terms. I need not repeat the Chalrmunsblp of Mr. H. V.‘ the length-y communications onthis Buntain, al-so the assistance ren

subject, but the otttcome ot the matter l feel justified our action, fluid charge of the correspondence and l feel that we have -so impress- regarding the efforts made by the od on“ the management our stand in 'Board with regard to the second this connection that they will hesi- daily passenger trip of the Car

S ocial to The Guardian

ions e German .l

will prevent a recurrence of the`

_` trouble. keen it assay. soo. box. “

BERLIN, Jun 13.-Up to 2.80 p. '

turbed in connection with the tlemf F U

onstrations before the Relchsiag.

Big processions passed along the '

streets, converging into the Konta- platz from nil quarters. Numerous

factories were obliged to close.

. orders were given, as we raised

as ordered to Pittou to release

his matter, and after ascertaining

ect to the longer trip necessary to eliove the "Spinner." The annual meeting of the Mari-

During the your a number of suit that we will again he depend

joint meetings with other organi- cnt on one Express Company to zatlons were held. when such mat- handle the Express business of the ters as Industrial Development, Air Province. We had a long exper- Service, und the proposed visit of iencc of ati Express -service without Il

Board pointed out the fact. this boat could not possibly

the “Scotia” be brought from

After some delay this was but the fact that this bout not fit the docks made it im-

he freight had to be taken

the Board made very strong

or Tormentine, so as to en- her to take up the work there,

she would be undergoing her

I am advised that this work

spent some time in gathering

my reports e statement of the

products of our 'Province for past year, but found that so

estimates and that the est-

t the information I had secured

present them here when they

_ . .

uid be of some use to the Com-

foldei, uhtch I understand will

early date.

of the incoming Executive.

Government Railroad, with the re-

in Empire Press Association were competition and I nm sure no one considered, and the Board at all will be willing to go brick lo such times used their best efforts to '~'0ll<llll0llS- li ve the interest; of the City pro- The s0C0lld lff' ll lll`0D0B'i1l from thi?

Telephone t"oinpuny to the Local

I have always felt that the Govcrnmt-ut regarding Telephone

Board in their criticism oi' the Gov- ma_ttei‘s in the Province, a GDM’ of ernment regarding matters of Tran- which proposal has been handed sportatlon were some times alittle to this Board by the Government,

__ 5,./v,,,e_ we ,-,u|-f,.red so much that with the rc-quest that the matter

W"°`_‘ when we undertook to express out be given our attention. and that we

' ‘ '(12 jig no advise them refrardin ou' i '.

views, we found it di .cu o wr s I-I I V cbs or speak other than as we felt, and III closing my report and my when accepting the position of yeir ol’ otiicc. I Wish to thank you

dered by Mr. J. 0. Hyndman, who

ate before again issuing orders for Ferry. _ he removal of this boat from herl ‘I also wish to place on record my <1

regular route. The Board may have appreciation of the assistance rec- been a little to blame that such eived from the press, and the local

management of the Hallway. I al- _ .,

no objection when the (lar Ferry 'ways found Superintendent Grady

ready to render all assistance in

my immediate jurisdiction, but I

hat there was great need of get- cannot close without mentioning ' ins Sllilvlies to the Magdalen ls# -fi-he fact that like ,many other or- andsntid that no other ice bre8lei‘,'Ul,lll18tiono, more mont-y is need-

was available, and the prospe |_ -order that the work of the

t _ _ t

ere that the Car Ferry could mais#-' i can be properly carried on. he trip to Picton on Sunday reiidv'-` -; 'h the exception of the salary _ ng the "Sealer" and be 'back to the Secretary the services ~ her regular work Monday morni ,' dered are given for the bene-

p _) no objection was raised. This may

|,0N|)0N_ Jam 15___NQ¢wm,. have given the management the

standing the exchange of ratiflca-!ll'flDl`99Sl0l1 lllll W2 Would n0i. ob-

of th '

clot the City and Province. and I e` citizens should take more ln- terest in the Board than they do, and our membership ehould be much greater than it ia". and be- speaking for my successor and the incoming officers-the best support you can give them, ‘

Buckekin Hamilton Iiiun,

leatl until tho great ud-

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' . _ have the following subjects coma ` '

GUARDIAN Annual lice I . °f~'= ' ' I

- - 1)_Standard1satlon through-

P.rince Edward

inioneo 3.15 sharp-Night 7 and 8.45

`1‘odoy. Today, Today

William S. Hari:

“Wagon

Tracks”

A plnin, honest tale of

and ol' the brotlicr he lov- etl." Of another man's too. upon wvltost-\ livutl was the brother's bluotl, anti of a woman.

For into the vast open

sptct'-s, the wagon trucks

ventur4~:- Startling: - 'I`rcmeutluus:~ and the

long trail turns.

You'll never forget Wil-

liam S. llart in this big-

human, soulsearching pic- _ 5'_:\Vag'°n¢T_'aCkS¢~ Nuff- `;A..AurccArriu..i..i

Trapped, Bound and Helpless in a Burning

» Building

How does Davis and his Comrades escape See '1`oday’s Chapter

“lnto the 0cean’s Grip” Episode Eleven of Vitagraph’s Serial

The~"Perils of Thunder Mountain

Something New and Novel 5---Acts of Vaudeville---5

In Motion Pictures Today -

____ . _ ._ ;

TONIGHT 7 AND 8.45 TONIGHT

.ft

The Vitagraph Company Presents

Earl Williams

/' N \

0ne ol the Screen’s Most Popular Male -Stars

-IN- .

“THE wow"

A picturization of Eugene Walters

famous _stage success. _

A story of the Great Canadian North- A

west before the coming oi the railroad. Q

Bigger and Better than the stage play. t

sill*

Beautiful scenery, Picturesque Log Cabins,

Virgin Forests, rapids through which birch bark ‘ canoes shoot, cascades'over which a mighty flood dashes sendinga heavy mist heavenward and a gripping story. A thrilling duel tothe

death in the forest.

The Big V Comedians _1N__

“SWlTCHES AND SWEETlES”

_ Two Big Laughing Acts

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hair n ,v n . wor r- . ‘lou- sant to unc. $2.50 u bottle. dcii\'r‘|'od.

?§_l:_0c|`_l_l70n__Y0\|lr‘_ ristsck f:i'“sp'ccinl in-

n an oo . ree. Ali- . i'.i"ii._':t.-.‘i.".'...t.'t2:‘.t':.\.‘;..'ir"rustI 0 ave OU C8

u . notte , Swollen Volnn.. (‘on centrated-only a few drops rc-q\t|r~ cd nt an application. Price 3l,2.i per bottlc at dealers or delivered. \\’. lf. \‘ftUl§_(l Inc., _lli liylnnln

1 am, __ __

w - I - ,

the “Canadian Sealer" in order his power and have prepared at =-;_ *_-_ g list she might complete tlte work short notice any figures or state- " _

of thé- “liady l~Ivelyt\" on the Pic- ment regarding operations that we `

>_.___. 1011. 0l1\'S. “Ml Mflktlalen island hight require. ` A

m-QQ

pure. The Transportation Com- The question of finances is one I, mittee were consulted regarding that perhaps does not come under ~\ .R-M., VM, .,'.C,_,,‘__§_'s;,-1 0,,

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Reduce: Stralnetf. Puffy Anklet. Lymphangltls. Poll Evil. Flstula. Boilo, Swelling; Stops Lamrnesa and allay; pain. Heals Sores. Cuts. Inline. Boot Chnies. lt in a

Iliff IIIISEPTIU IIB BEIITIIBIUE

tion of every line of Jewelry marks our stock. We will be pleas-

Docs not blister or rf~movf~ the nd horse n bo 1( ri |

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