DYE item

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women can disnsondi-dyo worn, s skirts, waists, dresses,

drlnerlss. event his: _

menu, linen, cotton r01‘. mixed ' , new, rich. fsdelese colors. fflliamond

druggist show yo_u

vs‘ es Color Ca ."

lilo Women With T rSinfailFeei

We have on hand one hun- ' , dred pair Women's boots in I _ sizes 2 1-2 and 3 only. Mt - dium height in patent gun J metal and kid, laced ‘or but. toned, high or low heel, -i » little out "o: style but his the thing to wear under an I i overshoe or rubber ‘durini winter. These shoes a: - 3 made by the best Canadian ‘ makers and priced to clear at. $2.49, tpoe ge paid to any part of P. E. sland, the same ‘ as above in Oxfords .1 pumps priced at $1.98 W- ' M" ll"? 179111 oif the lat

. °rsenl>sils§doi"'nismsna'ﬁy§§‘ ' tsins directions so simple that

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costs, gloves, stoe lugs, swiptgrm| e er

~ hietliodist iC-hurc h.

, present.

. - e .'.-i_»,~'. e41; stoppage-g.

n???“ talus .'

lllE CENTRAIQGUARDIAN

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Ely only "Diamond Dyes" svsnsusnsi FENOILS are now I , ' sold by W. T. Wellner, Queen St. n ~ , - 382311123721 a‘ “*- oonisiiwriou " shown and

screen doors $6.50. The Rogers, Hardware Co. Ltd. 3836-1l-23-3i| I

ONE MARSHALL SANITARY 5 ventilated mattress. Regulat- ‘§.00,t for $39.95 at d-lolmeirs B\\n"t'hper-_ smelt-uni _

__._ = _ PROBATE COURT The judge of‘ Probate Mr. A. B. Wanburion, held court in Summers-ids yesterday. a number of estates being closedj i

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. oooo sKA-rmof-ihsirrott-or the past few nights has made good skating on Government Pond und the boys yesterday and lust eve ing were taking the benefit oi‘ it. ; TO “ANCH — Any partieshaving foxes to ranch should get in touch with Oliver McNeill. Stimsuerullle, at once Can accommodate five pairs in one of the finest situated ranches oi the island. 3812.

FOX ES

BRACK LEY CH U"CH.—-Re0pen-

Nov. 14th_ afternoon and evening, in the newly renovated Brackley The Rev. G. W. F’, Glendenning, pastor of/ the Charlottetown Methodist Church ‘iwas Lhe speaker at both services, assisted by the pastor, Rev. F. H. Littlejohns in the afternoon. The addresses were strong practical appeals to live the large Christian life and the church was filled to its capacity at both services. The music was up to the higli stand- ard of the previous Sunday and

< tires favourably commented on. and

entered by the large audiences The usual routine of church services is new being taken up by pastor and people and we . trust that they may be a. people large in Christian experience and zealous of good works.

Forlhe Net s

_ if you uro nervous. ii‘ your , nerves are weak, if you arc rim. tlown_ no life. just try Vital Tiub- lets, the French lienictly", your nerves will be made strong, and all nervousness will disappear. Price 50c. ii. box, 6 for $2.50, "at alt drug stores. The Scobcll Drug Company, Montreal, Que. Sold in Charlottetown at I~"0stci“s Drug~ store. : »

. ter only, "' -. p, giiiipiiii a. (ti, )/flllllé<il'll)éiﬂllgy i - sunnynd.’ _ T£ If

l Cliirlbmtwh Better than Pills GET A For Liver Ills. Bil)! __ . E. A. Foster, Central Drugglst

iiiiiuui 3.15 _' a NIGHT 1.3.8.45

“bHARP SHARP

LEAVE ORDERS for private Xmas cards at W. T. Welinersl Queen street. 382441-2341 .

conﬁne count-mite Sup-V reme Court opens in Summerside next Tuesday.

s ovge from $2.50; gé$ gi-lardwn-le Co.‘

x i-isArme

_ at The a. " . REGULAR. rary lamp for"$7.00 at HOllllﬂlYS, Sunnnerside. 387241-24-31 Di o m u ‘ PITAk-L-Tlie death occt red in" Oily ‘Hospital last

evening ot‘ Miss Mamie (f. McCar- rvlhaged 29 years. She was for a!

store of W. N. ‘Piultin She lnul‘ been ill for some rionihs i\n.i her

dee y regretted. The runrral IﬂKPS plac Thurstlay morning ut $.45 froui Hennesuevg undertaking par lors. to Si. Dunstpifs Cathedral thence to R. (f, Cemetery.

epitome Emma-house.- Work has started on the construc- tion of an ice-house in the (‘har-

Ing ""4993 “'9”? “mlmmed °n llottetown railway yard. 1t will be

a wooden building 45x24 feet_ andl, 17 feet in height capable of storing some three hundred ions of ice. This ice is being stored. here for tlic purpostfofisuppljving‘ refrigerator cars. The building will have double unlls, il0lllilu. sheathed between and lined inside und out with asphalt paper and sheathing. "The work is being done by the employees of the railway.

WEDDING BELLSP-A quite, but pretty wedding was solcmnlzed in Neyv York City oh Nov. 17th. at S o'clock p.m._ at the home of Mr. and 3lrs."}~‘rank Compton, when bliss Ann Elma Callbeck, of Sum- merside, was united in marriage to Mr. John Bell McDonald ot’ hlouc? tonnNiil. The ceremony ivas per~ formed by Rev. Dr. Patterson, D l1. only a few of the immediate relu- tives and friends being present. The brido was charmingly gowncd in pale pink georgette and satin and curried at shower bouquet oi Post's and maiden hair fern. Aftcr the ceremony, the young couple left on ii tour oi‘ the principal ll/tasiei-n American’ cities. The brideﬁs trnv- oiling suit iviis of taupe divetyiic with opposum trimmings liirgo vt-l-

. 383"n'23'3l learn that as the result ~95‘ HANGING "ll- sustained painful injuries

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THE CHAR

CHERRY VALLEYwiJrhere-will» be services in the Anglican Church. Cherry Valley Nov. 28th at 2.30 o'clock ip. m.

COVEHEAD AND HARRINGTON 0O NiqR-EGAT i ON. —The wint 6i schedule for Church services now

imsinalns vizg-Covehead l1 a.

m.; Harrington, 3 p. m.; tStanhop» 7 p. m.

NEWSPAPERMAN"INJURED.— The friends of Mr. Reuben Mac Donald of the Patriot will regret to of. a fall‘ bicycle yesterday ne nbout

from his

the fiice.

A FINE SCHOONER.—The ihrce mastcd schooner, Roxane, Burton, has arrived _in imrﬁfrom Sydney uud is discharging a cargo of 350 ions of coal for J. Csrragher and

n, number of years c-utployed 711 lllkﬂCo. The Roxane Burton is one of

the most up-to-date schooners that has visited this port, being equip-

'deut.h at such an curly age will be‘ pad with three crude oil engines

and valued at $20 000. The schoon- er was built at Weymouth, N. S. and without sails can uiaintaln a good speed. ~ - i > I '

~ illssnrtlu Idsslmesst (turn hlnhtlsrrlr.

_ ___.-..._.._.__. PERSONALS lion. M. Kennedy, Brndalbnne is in the city. '

Mr. Geo. W. Gardner returned last plght from Borden. ’ ‘

hit‘. C. Fair-all Walter arrived last evening from hirvntreol and is registered at the Victoria Hotel.

Mr. L. E. Prowse returned lust night from Montreal where he at~ tended the fox show.

.-ooc~ _..__ Iilssfsns-nt Ours-st

Wlnnrdls

Valuable Prnitertv for Sale in Charlotiet wn

I will sell on Wednesday. Nov. 24th at l2 o'clock, ii 2 tenement dwelling house. no. 273 Fitzroy Si. This property is in first class cun- dition and will be sold at a bargain. Terms at sale.

Auctioneer.

vet picture hat. On their return they will lake up their residence at 116 Vi’. 77 SLQN. Y. 'l‘hcii~ many friends join in wishing them it imp- pv and prosperous journey through llife. Miss Callback is i1 daughter

nierside nd a graduate of Mt

Sinai Hospital, N. Y.

,of J. W, ' iid Mrs. Callback, of Suim-

Minnrrlb Llnflssessd Gus-cs Distemper

i POlllIYy

. good fowl and chickens, geese ducks and turkeys. lldust he tlr} picked. head and feet off. No pm lstock taken ill, any price,

J. l). J I‘) NKI NS.

Colds.‘ ‘

BENJ. CARTER‘,

l will ittko n. limited quantity of

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rows ratifies.

LOTTE

After standing in line with Mrs. Harding lor twelve minutes, Sen’ ator lint-ding cast ballot No. 30'.

. , _._,_..~'@,

AN.

PRESIDENT-ELECT AND M RS‘. HARDING CASTING BALLOT at his polling place‘

41mins s"- mie. ~ . are.

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ln- a tirarztgti tit just '

Marion,‘ 0g Mrs. Hardinizﬁtvoted “

beiore the President-elect.

"aid-iii Lfwisttwotli"

LONDON, Nov. 22.—'l‘ed "Kid" Lewis tonight knocked out Johnny Biliillillll. fornioi- welterweight champion of England in the nine- teenth round.

Fl trance? ﬁctiiiiiwiilii at fhiirchill

on Monday. Nov. 29th, 1920 at O'clock Sharp.

l

Oistor-lt. crop_ farm implements 'l am instructed to sell ‘by Publir Auction on above date all my stock, crop. farm impleinentt ‘stock, ‘J horsesgTi years each, hmid of choice cattle, 1 calf and L‘ pigs, 30 hens. lmiili;iit~iits——1 hinder (Frost 8' Wcoill; 1 mower, (new), 1 ninniir sprotttler. (ltzisscy llnrris), 1 Sci seeder, _1 Spring tooth liarroiv, l pin hztrrow, 1 single plow, 1 gniip plow, 1 scufflcr, 1 moulding plow. 11 irurk wagon, l t-zirt and wheels ‘ l truck, 2 wood slciglis, l driving .-li~i_cli_ 1 express ivzigon, 12 ill‘l\'lll,!

“Nillftllli, driving IliliFilPSS. workin; s, forks. shovels, IHIPS, ott- t‘rop——’.' ions hay, i510 bushel only (whiite), 200 ‘bushels jiotutots 100 bushels turnips. ‘ llousclitilti furniture zmd lui. of ztriit-lcs tuo numerous to niciiiitiii Sale positive, no reserve its flit-ii is sold. if stormy first fine tiny. ’l‘criiis-—nll sums tivcr $10. rush

LTOWJWFFVKFSUTETTNTER-

COLLEGIATE ‘RUGBY CHAMPS’

TORONTO, Nov. 22.—Univer- sily of Toronto are intercollegiate rugby champions for 1920. BBiOH-P 5.000 spectators here Saturday af- ternoon the Toronto men tiutplay- ed the liitzGlll University team for "hree rpcriods out of four. Flllllll up a score of fourteen to six. _ Throughout the came the Varsity team plityc-d brilliant footbuil_ ng superior to Sh8ll-8l1955l"-‘l Sill! Firevory department of the K111119- ln llic fourth quarter McGill show- ed their best form of the day and tlicir~'li'y"'wa5 earned by solid luu ing.

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CU BAN OUTSHINES RUTH

Babe Ruth has been in Cuba with rlic Giants and has played fifteen (lllllts, rcceiving $1.000 per some iii return.

iit- did not inzike u single home ruin the iiftct-ii clinics, ihouuh lie baited .500 on the liip.

lkirricnties, the “lllack lltibef Ruth." on ilic other linnd, hit three‘ htiini- runs in one gnnie lust week, and iii .'i fourth trip to lhc plutc llllllli‘ u iwtrlmgger.

‘l-‘oi- this fcitt lie received $1M. \\'lll(‘Il ivits Sll')'»\'t‘l‘l'.l on hint us llP

_l2 months onktippruvctl joint limit-s. 6 per cent off’ for cash. HUGH L. MCFADYEN. fhurclilll, R. if. Xii, 1.‘. ‘. A. MACDONALD, u Auctiontcr. lYS-ll-LH-li

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iiiuiiiitii lilllllllrlll

BIIIS Bfﬁllljlilg mm; ""3. Yéllfbk; TE debsd _ piygiqﬁ"

_ beFwecr rump. ‘t o,“ l. “'14 or ourmonths Isn ‘ I could get no isiiurmixfjmllt. ' nFru"_‘_!ma3n andusvo, M‘ l: Altogether, I h“, u ' - , boxes dﬂﬂoothn-Bslvsllrghur‘ i “Fruit-s-tives", siia" m,’ u. l‘ z well.” G_ w_ Rubi‘! 1i

Both these favorite remedjq sold by dealers st 500.: box s: '7 $2.50, or sent on receipt of Ni“ i ,Fruit-s-tivesLlmited,Qgg,n_ ll »

“Frnit-s-tives" is also pug u“. i

-‘ mac elm viii-Unit» ~ an .mlQ-i~"ntsas '

' trial n» which sells m 25., tliotigh those in line in front of the_ Senator and his wife offered theinl preference they awaited their turn.

Pfiﬁislfiiiift’ On Wheat Market

WllNiNLPEG, Now 23—iA down- ward trend is again apparent today and prices broke us heavily as Ol any previous day in ilic when‘ market, with only it slight reactior. shortly before the noon hour, only to tum weak again and continu downward later.

Flour AND

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1 Csr lrsn, (bee; ‘mum 1 Car Mlddlings.

1 Car Oornmesl d . ad Corn. n‘ cmk

1 Oar “Robin Hood" Flour ' and Rolled Oats

1 Oar “Gold Mldsl" Flour

Sore, Aching JIIIIIIS

RUB PAIN RIGHT OUT WITH SMALL TRIAL BOTTLE OF OLD “ST. JACOBS OIL"

Rheumatism is "pain" only. Not one case in fifty requires internal

treatment. Stop drugging. Rub

stiothing_ penetrating "St. Jacobs "'5 F9“-

Oil" riglii into your sore, stiff Qghumick Feed Pun I

icliing joints und muscles. und re lief comes instantly. “St. Jacobs Oil" is u harmless rheumatism cure u-hich never (lisuppoints and ‘tllillnl burn the skin.

Linseed Meal, ‘

cm 'Mveal_ ciiidit ffua, Bone Mssl.

. _ . - v . Crushed Oyster BIlQlI i. u z l l ‘i Geinii {siiuillp trifiiulbobtiyiiil) ‘Qinlriiii Poultry Gm’ “c” honest. “Si. Jacobs Oil" at any Mgﬂﬂn‘ i; km,“ m1“,

(lrug store, nnti in just u. moment voirll be free from rheumatic pain, stircncsil, stiffness and swelling. lioiri suffer! ltclicf awaits you. “Si. Jitcohs Oil" has cured mll~ lions of l‘ilt‘lllllllliF-lll sufferers in the inst liult‘ teantury. and is just

its good for i-i:ttit-.'t_ neuralgia,

' Wholesale snd Retail.

(latter 8i Co. Ltd.

ountletl Ill!‘ Ililh .. 11nd lic llilii i0 pick it nil up. -~ ~~—<0->—- - it is always built-r in shake liuiitls Than to iiiliilit! friends ~ »i——i-O-§ — i l ».\lr_ and Eli's. \. J. i';i.<<itl_\', of 'li.'i.<toii_ ziro l't‘lll.~'li'l'l'il ill. the ile- \‘i‘l'(‘.

BIIQ-1

IPRINCE EDWARD

liuiibzigo, haickfriie. spritins.

MATINEEE Adults 16c. Children lic.

I EVENING

Adults 26c. Children lic.

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Aa...;i¢.ir.;m the siérgl? “WAPI rm;

i A ' . P. t This is a most unique and unsusuai picture, one like nothing ever

Sixteenlvarieties of animals appear in their natural roles, the wild folk at peace with the world, and the wild folk battling each other and

The scenes were taken in the Arctic ice fields, north of 56 degrdies,

‘lilies picture of thelepsifhipsess, of--therlliid“of everlasting snpw, rsy, where men settle their feudal

JAMES otiviiiituiwooiis

Masterful Production e FENATUR l No

NELL

Kinds 0i

The sbry was written by the greatest living portrayer 6f animal . i

any other picture.

reached sixty degrees eaiew zero.

One player: lost his life; one rnairuwnslhadiy lfrozsnwthe enfre company suﬂred terrible privatlons to make this picture truetto life.

It ls a story of the primitive and elemental intlie plsy of passion

st no one will ever forget.

.1 S‘ t shown before or is likely to be. I- man for life. ' life, James Oliver Curwood. nearer the Pole than The intense cold l where the gaunt wolf stalks its p , battles with knife and gun. snd the struggle to live. '_ it isle picture th l ., l 4

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SHIPMAN

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from a man m0

. The extraordinary story of Dolores, ‘the swimming girlof the Canadian Wilds, and Wall, the killer who fought a whole dog team to save her life, and a great bear which protec thebeeats»

A WONDER FEATURE-COME "EARLY AND AVOID

re bruta

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The

use of wild anl

real drama that

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“A human

A different woman who lav

Chicago Tribune

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THE RUSH

"Back to God's Country affords the screen s-dlstlnct novelty in the

and charm of the woman-Exhibitor's Herald,

The artistic achievement of the year."-$t, Levi; Tim"

‘v "iKfWPV-J JKQIMW v. t 1s ,4 ire-quip‘, ._-,v ' ,

Critics Unanimous

msls. Strong in its appeal and offering a tense bit of will reach the very hssrt strlngsW-Exhibnqr; Trade

drama‘ that stands alone." "One with‘ dramatic fitness ~

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picture out of the ordinary. Aimsn Tsftli-sp-vtoﬂl/

es woods and waters. It will appeal to yo ' .

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