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FEBRUARY 19' 19" ran cnsamrrarows GUARDIAN ima , .
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We have all kinds of them
‘. ingtock and most of them
are b I E t f h ‘ r ree chlmrlgdog ang feeling lot comfort t it e beet thing we can buy is Pen- slar Face Cream.
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and is a lot better than some , .piling at four times the J price.
it is n ot greasy, .won’t ow hair, renewst _e life of To skin and the pot is a real ornament. V
E. A.Foster
Central Drugstore
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We- have one of the
nicest assortment to be found' in the city.
.Eva porated Apples. Evaporated Peaches. Evaporated Apricots Evaporated Prunes.
BEER & GOFF
BEER & Goss
Full range now in
stock.
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`0l.D TIME WRESTLERS.-- Sam Anderson ttnd Cyclone Bttrttsv, \vlio op- ertttetl in__Ch_arl0ttetown a few years ago as mat artists, are still going iron in Boston. Last week in thc
l 3 - tlrttnd Opera house in that city-tlic`
former defeated' Joe Munson of Ma- ch__n, lla.. in two straight. falls and Pyclone over Jack Winrow in two
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SMELTS SCARCE.-The smelt fish-
f)’;l;»'h5il5l1H0l1. has' been extended to the gh net. The little fish are report-
scarce.
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NAVAL Rscn I
Barney McKenna, ;Stu\'geou. left ‘last “ight for Halifax to join the navy on overseas service, - `
PATRIOTIC LiST.- In a recent
lint (published of contributions to N-I _DHD an Patriotic‘ Fund, the name of M'_- - T8-y'lor $1.00 should have read 'S' “'~ '1`“~"l0r- Ward 5. $1.00. 4471
I C`HU_RCH PARADE.- The mem. iers oi the Fifth Siege Battery Draft, and 105th Reinforcement attended service at the Baptist Church on Sutt- “‘I»V4“‘0l'"l|\E~ RSV. tfliarler- R. Free- 'lllllll Dreachetl an able sermon suit- able the occasion his subjcet he. Mfg’ I"l0I‘nal Victot'.\'-" The. Roman tatholic members paraded to 3t_ i`iunstan’s Cathedral.
ENJOYED RACES.- Mr_ J_ \\,',
Bllfllal Of Bostoti. was one ot` tin- visi- torsvat the ice racing meat at Char- l"‘lel0Wl- |"|`lllH.V and was very much interested in the sport., Mr. Bu.-he in H Prominent member ol` the Dorches- ter Gent.lenten's Driving Club, and one oi their best reins-mon. 1-te .|130 visited the racing on New Loudon harbor on \Vetlnesdny last. Ile will be able to tell the Bostonian horse- tncn. when he returns. wlicrr all the good horses hall from. Mr. Burns is also the owncr of it very fast t,wo-year old Addie Echo hy' Echo 'l`0ti' 2.14%.
SCHOOL WORK.- Following is
the standing of the pupils ot' llanip- ton School for the month of January: -Grade VVll_-1, Amy Mat:Quarrie. Grade Vl.-1. Freda MacKinnon; 2. Rcutha tlunteroti. Grade V.-I, John MacQuarrle; 2. Lttlu M,_\'e=rs; Il, Kath ryn l\lacQttarrio. Grade IV.--~1, Janie l~`ct'gus0n: 2, Dorotliy t\lt-icKinnon; Ii. Leslie MacKinnon. Grade lil.-1, Stella French and _Frank Myers iequall; 2, Francis Mat-Kinnon; 3. Rttyint;-ntl Myers. Gt'a_de li_- l. B01"- dcn Myers; 2, Robert. l»‘ci'g\tson; ii, llutit l~`e-rguson. Grt-ide I.-I, Kennetlt Canieron. 2, Gordon Villett. The following had perfect attendance. Amy MacQuarrie. Lulu Myers, Kath- ryn .\IacQuarrie. l<1d\vin Ferguson, Frank. Myers and Borden M yers.
WEDDING BELLS.- Tim ftnnrrlagc
took place in St. Antlrew‘s Church. Vancouver, on .lanttury 17tli_ oi` lvliss Georgina Simpson, tlattglitct' of Mr. .lame`s Simpson. Hay Vicw. P. E. I., to Lleut. tl1ev.) ll. .l, Gordon. ot' Vancouver. The niarringc ccreniony was periortttrd by' ltev. lir. \\'ilsou_ assisted hy llev. Dr. Logan, many t`it't=nd.~'» being in attetttlttnce. .After the r-et'e'tiior\_v a reception was' held at thc home ot' the bridefs cousin. Mrs. Bak- c.|'_ who was ttsslstctl by thc Missefs Simpson. upwards oi' tlilrty gttfgsts lit-ing in attendance. 1\lr. ami Mrs. Gordon left the saute day on u .et-ltort wedding trip, The home_frientls’ of Mrs. Gordon will join in wishing her and Mr. Gordon, who leaves next
month for overseas, 'many years of li:\ppinc;~'.¥.
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“The Fight at
Stony Pass”
THIRTEENTH EPISODE OF
The Secret of
the Submarine
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.OTHER FEATURES SEE EVENING PAPERS
POR COMPLETE PROGRAM
COMING-FRIDAY AND SATURDAY NEXT
MAURICE COSTELLO
~ AND ' . '
ETHEL GRANDIN
, IN _
rt.. Crimson Stain Mystery
Monday, February 18th. 4480.
MAIL SERVICE- There was
‘fl'0BSlt1S both ways at the' Capes' yesterday; The boats with fifty sacks of mail landed at Cape Traverse at 12.30 and the special train from- the Capes reached the city at 2.30 p. m. 'l‘he boats for Tormentine took over forty-seven sacks of mail.
AN AMERICAN VOLUNTEER. --
Pay clerk E. R. Holloway. of No. 2 Construction Corps. located' at 'I‘ruro. N.S., came to Charlottetown on Sat- urday to spend a few days' furlough here, the guest of Gunner' E. P. Boul- ter, of No. 5 Siege Draft, .who like himself is also ‘an American. Mr. I~Iolloway‘ is a native' of Newport. il.l.. l'.S.A., ami was not “too proud to iight" in the cause of freedom.
H. PRICE WE‘BBER.- Mr. li.
Price Webber. the famous old time theatrical man, is still going as strong as ever. With his' company of play- ers- he arrive't| in. St. John Thursday from Digby on his way to show in St. George' and St. Stephen. Many friends ot' Mr. Webber who greeted him were delighted to see him looking well and hearty, full of life. and' philo- sophy, says a St. John exchange.
SCHOOL WORK.--Melville Road
School. The following is the stantl- ing of the pupils of Melvltile Road School t'or the month of Januaryz- Grade Vi'l,I.-lst, Gladys Dunsi’ord: 2nd. Dorothy Malone; 3rd Mary 'I‘rain- or. Grade VII.-lst. Gertrude Villett; 2nd. Eileen Trainor; 3rd. Gordon Cut- clifre; 4th, Celia Trainor. Grade Vi.. lst. Horace Cameron; 2nd, Eva Vlliet.t_ (trade V., ist, Bertha (lutciltfe and Ka- thleen Bradley tequall; 2nd, Cecil ilrntlley; 3rd. Joseph Bradley. Grade -IV.. 1.~tt, II-ilda Dunsford; 2nd. Charles Bradley; 2}rd'. Della Trainor.. Grade lil., 1st._Rotha MacFarlane; 2ml, May Beer. Grade il., ist, Ruth Dunsford; The following have mad‘e perfect at- tcndance: Dorothy Malone-, Eileen "l`rainor, Cecil lirndley and Della 'l`ra-innr.
ON BRIEF FURLOUGH.- Sergt.-Major John F. Lightizer. of
the Skilled Railway Battalion. recent.- l_\' formed for overseas. service, came: over on Saturday from Moncton to visit his parentsr, Mr. and Mrs. George Liglitizet", City, and incidentally do some t'ccruitiiig_woi'k while here. The tlrst section of the battalion has been completed atttl the total strength is tu he 562. So tar. Mr. Lightizer is the onl_v`lslatttl1~i' in the unit ami he would like to. acc ti few more. l<`li'teett men fiom Moncton have enlisted and 25 t`ront Nova Scotia. The rest is made up of men i't'onr tho Grand Trunk, the t'. l’. lt. ami the 'I‘. N. 0. ot' Nor- tht-rn Ontario. Capt. Kindull. iornier- ly r-upeiintentieni of the Angus Shops, ,l\lotttt'cal_ is in cotnniantl_
ii0TEi. LRRIVALS
' Victoria Hotel
il. M. t)'Bt~_vn¢>, Toronto. _ A. (I. Shoollreti, Montreal.
J. A. Wickett, Toronto. W. Ii, liiurray. Sussex.
'l`. E. Hudson, l‘ictou.
Elmer Jenkins, Georgetown.
ll. Ilutherford', Halifax.
R. M. Wyman. Yarmouth.
W. .i. Grant, Toronto. R. C. Mcl.s:ati, 'l`ot'onto.
IC. J. 'i`err_v. St. John.
S. Keasllt, Toronto.
G. Marshall, Toronto.
llarrlson, Toronto.
ll. Matter. Bridgewater, N. S.
N. Tingley, ’l`ruro.
Queen Hotel
Miss Mamilton, Boston.
I.. Wood, Mt. Herbert.
A, J. Oake, Truro.
Revere Hotel
W. H. Ennis, Boston, Mass.
E. Wood, Pownal. I). A. Garrle, New Glasgow, N, S. Wallace Aitken. Lower Montague.
A. P. Allard, Montreal. »
Erttest Mat:Neill. Cavendish.
F. Ricliardsotu New York.
J. A. Smith, Picton. .i. ll. Alliery, Port I-lood. . . . . . ... Sergt. F. Bagnall, Toronto.
Corp. I-lilly, llalifax. M. J. Lynch, Tignish. ._ . . . . . .._
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GENEVA, (Via l'nris,) Feb. 17.-
Many Americans who have been living in Gcrttmtiy are reporteti to be walt- ing near Singen and Constance for pcrtttissicn to cross the frontier into Switzer-lomI_ It is reported from Scltat'iliansctt tiint only 1-1 few Ameri- cans have entered Switzerland from Germany since Ambassador Gerard ami hls'pnri.y arrived at Berne.
OUR SPLENDID VINOL
QUICKLV STOPPED MR. CLARK'8 HANG-ON COUGH.
We have seen right hero in (`liarlot-
into-wn wonderful results from the use ot Vinoi in such cases. that we agree to re-turn the money to anyone who tries it and does not get the same re- sult Mr. Clark did. He says.-
"I used Vinoi for a chronic cough
anti hard cold which it seemed lm- possible to get rid of. At nights I would cough violently so I coundn't sleep. I learned about. Vinoi through a friend who had used it at the house wherc I ani living .nntl the result of its use in my case was that the hard cold was soon well and the chronic cough disappeared in very short or- der." F. J. Clark, 9 Pearl St., Ams- terdam, N. Y.
lt’s the bee! and cod liver peptovnes.
iron and manganese peptonates and glycerophosphates contained in Vinoi that makes it such a successful re- medy for chronic nought, colds and bronchitis. Try it on our guarantee.
E. A. Foster. Drugglst, Charlotte-
town also at the best Drugglst in all Prince Edward Island towns. Vinoi is
sold in Montague by H. J. Mahon.
CURES SKIN AFFECTIONS
L ie EPISODES ic _ It
on net.-te proves tr. som ma, guaranteed y above Vlnoldrugglet.
NEW SPRING CAPS at "Tho Hain- NEW
erdashery." 4452-2-17Mtt.
The third race oi’ the New London
A S°°'AL AND DANcE wlu- B! series took place on the speedway at
held I" "“l°“ -“lm °“ the “mm °f Long River Ice on Wednesday Feb.
14th. The day was ideal for midwin- ter. A large number of spectators, en- .i0y‘ed the sport. It was' regretted that Mr. 1lrch's new automatic tim-I ing contrlvance was not quite com- pleted and consequently could not be seen in operation. This will be an ln- novation in timing horses on a straight-away track. Mr. Urch who is ot an inventive turn or mimi, go; the idea from his intimate knowledge of the methods of -timing contestants lu hicyle road races which were so popular a. few years ago, in New Eng- land, and in one of which Mr. Ilrch won the 12 mile championship oi' the world. He hopes' to have the ln- vention in operation at the next -race.
The contest between Oma anti Nei-A
lie Johnson in the 2.40 class- was at sight to delight the most fastidious The horses were so evenly matchedt that at times they Jookad as if they were hitched together. The perfonm~ ance of Nellie Johnson against Oma vvzts tho surpris'e of the day as Oma is known to he -real speedy-bein'g un- tlerfeated this season. tin the third heat the' horses had gone neck and neck for the length oi' the course till within 400 feet of the finish, when a team from the side of the course crowded Oma against Nellie Johnson causing Nellie to break. Barring the ac- cident it is prohlematical how the sutntnary would have been.
Medium Happy and Merry Widow
had a tough contest for third position. but the big Happy George colt proved too strottg for the popular Merry Wi- dow.
Della Park was shy oit work and a
little unsteady. but is expected to show up better later on.
Stranger, a trim little pacer, own-
ctl and driven hy Wm. Chapell, against. whom complaint was laid for pulling, after being warned by the judges, was let continue on in the even tenor ol' his way.
ln the 2.50 trot "Kid" owned by
Dr. A. A. Lockhart, seemed to have the most “pip” of the bun'ch.' and would have won in -straight heats only t`or being unsteady.
'l‘he three-y‘ear»oItl class' was inter-
esting. It was anybod,v's rat-r any heat from wire tn wire.
At the close of the race the' sec‘y.
J. I.. Lockhart, called the horsemen to thc stand, and asked them, “How many were 'game' enough to donate their winnings to the Patriotic Fund," every tnnn responded in the affir- ntative.
Queen t‘ath.erine. Pony Boy, Harry
Mac and Dusty Miller, worked out between the heats during the after- noon, The usual weekly matinee' will he heltl next Wednesday afternoon. weather permitting.
'I‘he‘ ofiicialg were: Starter, Stanley
Tiernartl; judges, VV. B. McArthur. W. A. Toombs. Hugh B. McKay; timers, Bobby Morrison, Summerside. William .Pickeringz
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Nellie Johnson, Joseph Sheen. Medium l~1aDDl’» A. G. McKay. Merry Widow, Wm. Proiitt. - Deilia. Park. W. Ferish, ' Stranger, W. Chappel,
Best time, 1.17.
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Best time, 1.20.
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Baden, W. E. Proiitt, Arcola Boy. Chas. McLeod.
Best time, 1.30. -K.
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(Special .to The Guardian.)
HALIFAX. N. Feb. 17-(Quota-
tions furnished by F. B. McCut'dy & Co., stock and bond brokers. mem- bers Montreal Stock Exchange, Mc- t‘urd_v Building, Halifax, N. S.)
CLOSING PRICES
:JN
Saturday
102%
631/4 71*/4
Friday
Atchison .. 102% A. (1. M. .. A. F. Am Loco ._
62 69%
Anaconda .. 76 AmS&R 97 Can Pac 152 Cen . _ . .._ 05 Crucible Steel 64% M. F. Ct .. 69% Mex Nor Power' . 86%
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THE MAN WHO WINS.
"The man who wins is the man who
works-
The man who tolls while the next
man shirks;
The man who stands in his deep dis-
tress,
With his head held high in the
deadly press-
Yes. he is the man who wins.”
"The man who wins is the man who
knows -
The value oi’ pain and the worth of
woes-
Who a lesson learns from the man
who fails,
And a .moral finds in his mournfttl
walls;
Yes, he Il the man who wins."
""l‘he man who wins is the man who
stays ..
in the uneought paths and the
rocky ways,
Anti, perhaps, who linger, now and
then,
ttntttttsntltilut
The fifth annual meeting of the
Prince Edward island Floral Associa- tion was held in Dr. Pethlck's office. Charlc-ttetown, on Saturday evening. the 17th inst. Since its inception this Society- has continually sought to increase the Interest. in the growing of flowers and has suggested and en- couraged the improvement and the be-autifying of both public and private grounds in every way possible. The large attendance a-t Satut-day's meet- ting, the report of last year’s work. the spirit of progress and optimism which characterized the discussion -of plana for the present year. and the energy and enthusiasm manifested by the members present all point to the fact that the Floral Association is inf a flourishing condition and will en- large and widen its field of usefulness ln the future.
Mr. J. A. Clark, the president, in
his annual address. gave an excellent review of the year's work with practi- cal suggestions tor the future.
The report of the secretary-treas
urer. Mr. J. 1.. Tennant showed the receipts for 1916 to be $172.37. Ex- penses in connection with the Flower Show anti prizes for the Back Yard Competition amounted to $91.80. Eighty dollars was given to No. _ 5 ‘Sioge'Ba'ttery Fund leaving a balance on hand of 57 cents. The Associa- tion had a membership of eighty-one -in 1916. .
Some discussion took place regard-
ing thf- Flower Show to be held by the school boys and girls on March 2nd and tlte work contemplated in connec- tloit with tlte growing of vegetables on vacant lots. The Association placed on record its commendation oi’ the work which the boys and girls are .doing and its intention to support. their efforts in every way possible.
A prize list committee was appoin-
ted consisting of Mr. J. A. Clark, Mr. J. D. Stewart. Mr. Jas. Tait, Mi'. Johu Wonnacott, Mr. A. F. Houston anti Mr. A. A. Alley . This Committee will meet shortly and the prize lists for 1917 will be issued shortly. .The Lawn Competitions and the Spring' Flowering Bulh Competition will be held again this year. It was left to the Prize List Committee to arrange if possible for a rose show. tt peony show anti shows of any other iiowers which are out of season at the time ot' tlie annual flower show. -The -Backyard Competition will be considerably enlarged this year and is divided into five sections as t`ol- lows:
Sec. 1: Backyard-All work
by owncr or family.
Sec. 2: Backyard-All wc-rk
with assistance of hired help..
Sec, :iz Kitchen Garden-All
done by owner or family.
Soc. 4: Kitchen Garden-All work
done with assistance oi' hired help.
Svc. 5: (‘hildren's Garden Plot-
Vcgetables or flowers or a combina- tion of both.
Liberal prizes are given in each
class, The object of these competi- tions is to improve and beautify the hack yards ot tlte City and to turn waste spots into places ot' production.
All oi’ last yeat"s officers were re-
elecled except -that Professor McLar- ty was placed on the executive in place of Professor S. B. McCread_v attd Mr. Jas. Brow was appointed assis- tant secretary.
done
done
work
SUBSCRIPTIONS T0 CANADIAN PATRIOTIC FUND.
List No. 72.
Previously acknowledged ln "Pa-
triot," $22,749.57.
Balance of Murray Harbor Poll, $1;
collected by Wm. McDonald, as fol- lo\vs:-
J. W. Livingstone, $1. Jas. Mullin, Iona. $1; Patrick Doug.
herty, Iona, $1.
Half of Cherry Valley Poll, $85.75,
collected by Thos. Gleason, China Point, as iollowsz- Frank Mutch, $10; Henry Young, $5; Benj. Mutch, $5; Andrew Mclnnis, $5; M. J. McLeod, $5; John Tweedy, $4; W. Morrlsey. $3; Theo, Gleason. $3; l~‘. Nelson, $3; Bernard and Edwin Doyle, $2; M. Praught. $2; Neil Praught, $2; Percy Mutch, $2; Daniel Mclsnac, $2; Jos. Mclnnis. $2; J. J. Mclnnls, $2; S. 0'Keet'e. $2; llarry Tweedy. $2; John ilayden. $2; John Doyle, $1.50; J. C. Mot-risey, $1; Alex. McPhee. $1; Jos. Mt-Donald. $1; Thos. Crane, $1; il. M. `McI{lnnon. $1; Dett- nis Carey, $1; Jas. P. Irving, $1; Lloyd ings, $1; Frederick Irving. $1; Susan W. Murphy. $1; Philip Rooney. $1; M. Irving, $1; Thos. Irving, $1; Neil McKinnon, $1; Maria Nelson. $1; John E. Carrier, $1; J. W. McKinnon. $1; Edward t\iorri.~tey. $1; M. Morri- sey, $1; M. Morrisey. $1; C. F. ings, $1; Hayden Crane, $1; Gordon Mc- Innls. 25c.
llali of Clicrry Valley Poll, $192.50,
collected by Trtteman Jenkins, Ver- non, as tnllows:-
.1_ C. Irving, $50; ll. P. Irving, $30;
Gen. Forbes, $10; Wm. Jenkins, $5; J. .l. McGillivray, $5; D. l. Fraser. $5; J. J. Finlay. $5; W. A. Jenkins, $5; Peter Mcisaac, $5; Geo. Docherty. $5; Trtteman Jenkins, $5; C. J. Mclien- zie. $4; D. Jenkins, $4; D. McEacltern, $4; Sitltiey Taylor. $3; A. J. McDonald, $51; Ernest Mclnnis, $.'l; P. F. Bou- dreau_ $2; A. ll. Beers, $2; J. A. Drake, $2; Jerry Murphy. $2; Geo. lluggan, $2; Jos. Sullivan, $2; Allan Fraser. $2; C. D. Irving. $2; Vernon Ross, $2; P. I.. Murphy, $2; Johnston Smallwc-od, $2; John Docherty.' $2; Daniel Wright. $2; Wilfred Mclunis. $2: E. (7. Wlhitcm. $1; Jos. Bradley, $1; Daniel McGillIvray, $1; N. McRae, $1; Geo. A. Wright, $1; \Vm. Irving, $1: J. J. Redmond, $1; Geo. A. Car- rier, $1; Geo. L. Jenkins. $1; It. R. Ir- ving, $1; Arthur Irving. $1; Philip ir- vlng, $1; A. Crane. 50c: Mrs. Jos. Bradley, 50c; Christine M. Beaton. 50c. ' Half oi Glen William Poll. $97.35. collected by Charles Sencabaugh, as tollowsz- - Matthew Mt-I.ure_ $7; Geo. A. White- way, $2; Jr.-hu Whitcway. $2; David Whiieway. $1.60; Robert Whiteway, Jr., $5; A. M. Mcllonald. $1; Archie Bowles. $2; Watson Bowles. $2; J. M. Bowles. $5; W. J. Bears, $1; James Livingstone. $2; D. McConnell, $1; Jos. Lowe. $2: Mrs. S. A. Kielly. 31:; Samuel Hume, $4; W‘m. Kearney, $3; Alex. Dutnoy. $1; C. A. Dutney. $2;
icholl 1 J A Mclntosh. $2
'ro help some failure rise again. Ah, he is the man who wlul." -
Jos. N s. 3 1 - - 1 Mrs. G. A. Mclntosh. $3; Mrs. Rua- sel Acorn, 50c; W. N. Porter, $1; J. D.
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tempt tastc in a constant succession of
dainty iellies, luscious fruitS."‘uniqu¢ crcamy confection--melting, mouth- watering-all enveloped in a coating
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FINANCIAL STATEMENT '
ST. DUllS`l`lH’S CITHEDBIL
The general statement of St. Dun-
s'tan's Cathedral Building Fund for year ending Jan. 31 ,1917 was read in the Cathedral ye'stet'day by I-iis .Lord- ship Bishop O‘Leary as ioiiowsz-
EXPENDITURE:
expenses .. .. $111.16 Interest . . . . . .._ ..l,845.74 I’re'mium Fire Insurance ....69.00 pointing iron work splres._. . 23.37 Lumber tor various purposes 30.24 Repairs and alterations 10.88
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Total ordinary expenditure $2,090.39
CAPITAL EXPENDITURE
To electric meter . . . . . .._ 20.00 " Lighting and wiring l‘ront of Cathedral and passage- way . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .__
To interior finish of basement Specification and blue-
prints. interior main church..
To installing se\vera:.;e'. pro-
Cathetlral ._ ..._ . . . .._ .. _ 46.00
. . 16.30 _.1352
65.00
-Total capital expenditure .160.82 Les 'tsales oi' material, etc . 121.17 -net capital expenditure 39.65 llalance-applied to reduction
of debt ....11/712.52
13,842.56
RECEIPTS
By private' subscriptions _`. $5,198.35 " Sunday collections ._ 4098.85 " Country parish subscrip- tions .. 3000.00
By net proceeds missions, -1916 .. .. _.1.072.31 ily Donations . . . . . . . ... 473.05
CATH EDRAL DEBT
1916
Jan. 31. To amount as per
statement submitted $48,703.16
Jan. 31. Less payments this
year as above ._ . . . . . ... 11,712.52
1917
Jan. 31. To balance-still due- . . . ... $36,990.64
Audited and found correct, M. J. MORAN. . Auditor.
McLeod. $5; Geo. W. Livingstone, $2; Geo. McKay. $1; McDonald & Son. $3; D. A. McLeod, $2; J. T. Stymeist, $2; Robert Whiteway, Sr., $1; Mrs. David Hooper, 25c; Wm. Landrlgan, $2; Elwood Reynolds, $2; David Haw- kins, $1; B. A. Reynolds, $2; Gavin McLeod. $5; Harvey Butler. $2; Wal- ter Fraser, $1; Caleb Jenkins, $1; J. G. Jenkins, $1; -Stewart Bros., $2; J. A. McDonald. $1; Edward Munn. $1; Duncan McKay, $2; J. A. McLean. $1: A. M. McLean, $1; John Beck , $2; Neil McSwain, $1; A. McSwain. $1.
Half oi' High Bank Poll. $83.85.
collected by Donald Livingston, as followin-
I.. W. Murdoch. Sl; Lemuel Gid-
dlngs, $1; A. A. Stewart, $2; N. Mc- Leod. $1; D. D. N. Livingston. $1; F. W. McLean, $1; A. P. Smith, $1; J. D. McLennan, $1; Duncan Blue, $1; M. A. McPhee. $1; Mr. and Mrs. Jas. McDonald. $3; Ira D. Munn. 50c;` Al- lan McPherson. $2; A. J. McDonald. $1; Roderick McKay, $1; H. Bonnell, $1; F. McLean, $2; Mrs. A. M. Ste- wart, $1.50; John Livingstone. $3; John McLeod. $2; Angus McPherson. $2; Garfield Roberts, $1; Jc-ini Mc- Swain, $1; John W. McLean, $2; lsoac David, $1; Donald McLean. $2; A. Sencabaugh, 50c; Joseph Bull, 50c; J. (‘. Beck. $1; D. J. McLean, 25c; Mrs. Jae. Bull. 50c; Wm. Hay- ter. 25c; Daniel Munroe, $1; John Mc- Kay, $1.60; Norman C. Stewart. $1; A. Blue, $1; A. C. Mclienlie. 50c; J. J. Stewart, $5; A. J. McLean, $1; J.
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Gillis, $1; John Nicholson. 50c; N. Mahesh. $1; Roderick Mallee,
-Total ordinary receipts $13,842.50
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$1; Daniel McNeill, 50c; Il. W. Mr- Kenzie, 50c; Mrs. Annie McLean, 50c; M. McLean, $1; D. McN. Smith. $1; Kenneth Ferguson, $1; A. McNeill. $1; .\’. D. Blue, $1; A. D. McNe'lil. $1; Il. A. Munn, $2; 'J. D. Livingstone, $2; J. D. McLean, 50c; -Daniel McFarlane. 25c; Angus McPhee, $5; Miss Ruth Dewar, $1; Jchn A. Blue, $2; Duncan iiiue, $5; Donald Livingstone, $3; J. M. Stewart, $1; Miss Anna Wayv, Cambridge, Mass., $1.
Total subscriptions from public-to
tlat.c.‘ $23_213.02.
H. W. BINNING,
" - lionorary-Trcastirer.
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, rsnsosnts
Mr. Benj. 'Bremns-r, went to
Georgetown last evening. -
Mr. Bruce Stewart, city, returned
[Saturday from Ottawa.
Sergt. Fred Bagnall. of Hazel Grove,
returned Saturday from Toronto. ,
Professor Hinton returned Saturday
from it visit to Halifax.
Mr. George J. Rogers, City, left.
last night for Montreal.
.\iessrs. T. Hudson ami D. Ruther-
ford. commercial men. went to Mon-
tague- on Saturday afternoon. `
Miss' Lilias Hooper. of this city,
arrived home on Saturday from West- ern Canada.
Mr. C. L. Grant, was among passen-
gers who came over by thevcar ferry steamer on Saturday. ‘
Mrs. Leslie McNutt oi’~ Malpeque,
spent the week end in the city, thc guest of her mother M-rs, Russ.
Mr. Thomas' Coleman, Manager of
the Charlottetown Light and Power Company. returned Saturday from Bathurst, N. B.
The Misses L. Whelan and H. Mc-
lsaac, Grand Tracadie spent the week end in Charlottetown, visiting friends and relatives.
Major McKay. commanding the `P.
E. I. Heavy Battery, at Ives' Point, arrived in the city on Saturday. and spent a few days at his home hem.
Misses Angie Dolrou. Bertha
Wynne and Louise Murphy. 'left last night for Tomato and otherclties to be present at the millinary openings.
Private "Ted" Kelly, of the 24ist
Overseas Battalion, Canadian Scol- tlsh Borderers, Windsor. Oat., loft last night on return, after spending u three weeks furlough with his par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. James Kelly, Kent Street, City. -
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Corporal Will Mcbonald, son oi Mr:
and Mrs. Jas. W. McDonald, Rotten- burg street. who while at Valcartler with the 40th Battalion. contracted cold and pneumonia. and has since bedn under medical attention. has gone to the Dalton Home. e military hospital in P. E. island. - Halifax
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We, the Societe hockey -teem` of
Charlottetown. do hereby challenge
island to a friendly game of hockey to be played in the Arena. the Bank- ers or Bt. Dunstan's preferred.
The following is the line-up of 'the
Bociale: Goal .. Power Point .. P. Williams C. Point .. ._ W. Purcell (Cept.) L. Wing .... .... W. Ryan ft. wing .. ..L. Bt-yetiton Rover R. -Leno
Cdittet' .. .... J. lolwllfll Ulf. C. Olmpblllf- Goldie, P. Roll.
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any intermediate hockey team on the