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_ _‘there __]vm"lDll}e evidence of _ tea spi__ _s'._“_'_v-fl_I_.- _ _

-_.rg-wt . nusa1'ls;,n Ao. - mrs. __§%v_r__.y’<r.__r~. _nigrsor-fr an...-tr... re- ' ' e_ ed news of t 'ealgeqeth of her mo-

-_eg“-';Mr_sj. »B.;,ll‘;-' 'stis at Toronto _ _Wednesday , "2 d lnst. Mrs. `,' edits' wa's`tlie'-‘f _of Rev. `Dr.

_AHudstin__who __(oi~__ _ f _-mgE{___ _yearst was .1 _. e ar~~an_ sero o _§?§'lls§l....l'~rt nsillsiilllf 1 " " v

two visitors pred' ` _-'l'fA`fter.~a dis -_ _cussion on knitting Stlcllsapd ways of

doing other Red Cro!! _WDrk the lad-

'- ies decided to hold a'"ple social -and

dance in New Annan hell on Monday.

'I'-here passed away; ai. Savage Har-

bor on Thursday, Dec. ldthafter a

Elisha Coffin. aged- 61_years. The de- _ ceased was a daughter __' of the late ~` 'John Clark. of Clarketown and a mem- ber of the- Presbyteran Church, Mt.

- Stewart, She w_as.held in high esteem

` by a large circle of friends, many of whom were present at the funeral on S_at_\n'.day ait_ernoon.__to__'_iiVsst St. _Pet-_ 'e`r’i» Cemetery. Besides her husband one son Percy and.two daughters Bessie* atfillome and '-Mrs. McEwen, Bristol- are _leftj to metro the loss of an affectionate wife and mother.

`-WEDDING BELLS.- A-quiet wed-

_ ding took place at the Methodist Par- sonage, Amherst, N. 'S., at 5 p. m., on Wednesday the 8th lnst. when Miss Viola G. Farquharson ot Charlottetown became the wife of’ George A. Call- beck. Summerslde. Rev. J. W. Mc- Connell was the officiating clergyman. The ceremony was witnessed only by a- few of the immediate _relatives and friends of the contracting parties. The

' bride were a ‘t.\\!orcd suit of blue

scrge, black picture bat and se: of black wolf furs-~ tile latter the gift of tho groom. After a'short stay ¥n Amherst the happy couple left for their future home in Summerslde. followed by the good wishes of a host of friends. The large number of beau- tiful and costly gifts received testify to the popularity of the young couple.

PLEASANT CONcERT.- A very

. .successful S.. S.. Concert and Xmas

v ' ° ° 22nd. Au interesting program was

carrlcd throughs by tin; boygiaadsgirls

. -gg d S yy of the Sunday ciloo n w c an a

La Claus took a prominent part, and was

y y ». finally crowned as being the re- ‘ ' v' presentative of Christmas day the

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tree was held in the church- ' at Win- sloo South on Wednesday evening the

most popular holiday of the year. The

I‘“'“ m""°°l°m'“ n"u'” WM" usual treat of candy and good things

m°t°°’ N". a°°“'.' was then enjoyed by all. after which

it presentation was made on behalf of

s MONUAY AND THURBDAY iho 'church and congregation; of a

beautiful Rayo Lamp to Mrs Amos.

- of, each week -on arrival oi the morn- ' ` _ 1"- °¥P*‘°“' mm HW” <°\‘°“l 2.`.`.`.'.'§.(lyi°§vl`.3til".il`.lf¢if“”'l3§y s‘f.l..i`ffy “°°“)' ‘W 8°‘"l|' P' E' hhndl md S :l ol. has given faithful and un-tir-

ug’ "‘"" ‘.119 *nlnl 9'. an *“°_"'_. ll-'lu \~ `: -tl rough this and other “mm mm 'rfmm oh”l°"°w‘m7 yllekllrllflyilhg siliglng oi' God Save tho 32?' W “Umm "hu" U t_°l° King brought ii pleasant evening to a

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MONDAY-Leave Bourls for lltslw ' an-Nora. amnem. or-mama. xnime _GUERNSEV °_°"E~fd'1"‘° °'¢“’\?_ .mg pam; Bona nemmmm cull "_ Club of (.ucrnsey (,ovo,_\e an__ol;_o _ gunuwu' Amber.: md Hmm" md lainmont lu the school roost; o Dia um num. tu mmol nlaco on Wednesday oven ng, ec..

22nd. The programme was given by

THURSDAY-_Leaves Bonn; for tho "teacher, Miss Welsh, and pupils

Amherst, Grindstone Island, Point of tho school. At the close of the enter- Bosle ind Grand Entry. Returning tninmont, which consisted of music. calls at Point Begg, Q.-mq|g°;;_ Am. dialogues. rccitations, etc., gifts for herst, Bonris, and returns to Picton. each pupil were distributed by Mr.

On the int trip in the month; gg Evorct Harris, who personatcd Santa

June July, Angngt and Bgptgmbgr, Claus. The pupils also presented tho vrelllllr perlhlttlml. tlllll It West tcachcrwlth a number of dainty and Bl! to lend mails ond passengers for useful articles. The meeting was pre- Amlerlt; thence to Pryon Island ng. sltlod over by Mr, Fred Lo Lacheur tuminl, calls at Point Bolle, Grind. in his usual kindly and oiiiciont man- ltono, Amherst and Sou;-1|, nor. A short address was given by Mr.

. -- For 'further particular! 'CD17 to ' Wnl. Keeping of Murray Harbor. who

was one of a number of visitors pros-

WM. ROBERTSON A ION, ‘ ont from tho surrounding districts.

Agents. Halifax. Miss Welsh is to bo congratulated on

i_ho happy relations existing beween

CHAD. W. IVE! teacher and u is and dcsorvos much

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Aglent. Picton. credit for the progress whlch,_thc

school is making under her tuition

MATTHEW MoLEAN L C0, ulso for the lntcrost sho talfos in the

Agents. Bom-ll, social lirc of tho commu`nlt‘y-as cvi-

denced by the time and care ' which

Ol' to WM. Mol-URE. llsnnlot and she gave to the preparations of the ev-

Owner, Picton, Nova Bootle. - c-nlng’s_ entertainment.

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monthly lneetgig __ `school house- -_last Friday. - alll' I’ members and

December 27th to raise funds-for Red Cross-Work? ‘ '-"- ' ~ ~ - -

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H»<==~_vn-I-=. om., aug. mu., isis. "About two years Ago, I found my h°=l¢l>~i= I vary-hudson. ivy Kam. were ziotdoing their work and I wee all i'\1‘l1'd_cvvn_in obndltion. Having me _-_‘Fn1tt-s-tives' `a`dv`ertised, I decided- to fry them. .Their action was mild, and ti... mon an time could be expected. MY _Kld9°Y§ l'_°!__\1med their nonnal

l¢_tl_°ll___\flo_t‘_I had taken upwards ofa dozen beres lad I ngaeudmyald-lim ‘W'|“'7.1'=‘ T°dlY. I lm ss well as ever.” _ B. a.K1:LLY. " 'B06-_»lwa`r. I £902.50, ei-un .ne 25°. M <1°¢l°r».er uns _an receipt of prion by renin-eve. Linnea, com.. ‘

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-- -FROHlBlTlON.- At Kensington on the 22nd inst., before Stlpendlary Wright, on Complaint of Prosecutor Phillips, Harry Murphy was convicted for a second offence of Prohibition Act and fined $200 and costs and Mrs. Coady, convicted for first offence was _fined $100 and costs.-H. "

.-AlRAM’8 VILLAGE- Mr. Edhil- bert _Poirier went to Charlottetown on Monday 20th inst`.,‘on important busi- ness, and returned on Wednesday.- Miss Elizana Arsenauit of Maximville paid a visit in Abram’s Village recently the guest of Mrs. Peter Gallant.-M.

'_|'0 Vl8lT'NEW YORK.-An Edmon-

ton paper says that Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Wright leave Sunday morning for New York. to spend the Christmas holidays. While there they will be the guests of Mrs. Wrlght's grandparents, Sir John Edward Brown, and Lady Brown, who have arrived from London en route to the Panama, and who will spend the winter in the South. (Mr. Wright, opti- clan, was formerly a resident of Char- lottetown.) -

At a largely attended Liberal Con-

servative Convention held in the Court House at'Souris, Saturday, Mr. -Harry D.-McLean, son of Hon. Seno-- tor John McLean, was unanimously nominated to contest the district at the forthcoming bye-election- Mr. Charles H. Sterns acted as chairman for the Convention and Mr. Angus Kays was secretary. Every- poll in the riding was represented and the proceedings throughout were most agreeable and the nomination unani- mous.

'CHRISTMAS TREE.-A very en-

joyable Chrlstmas treo and semi- annual examination was hold in Little

schooiroom was tastefully decorated andthe many people present were well pleased with the showing made by the pupils and th'o teacher, Miss Margaret Chcverio, is to be compli- mented on the excoilcnt work done in this school. After a_ pleasing _pro- gramme of songs, dialogues, etc., refreshments were served and the meeting closed with the singing of the National Anthem-° ' .

' SAD DEATH.- Tho rclnelns ol

the into Joseph Harper who died ai lfaicollwood Hospital Tuesday, were interred at Tlgnlsh on Thursday moin- lng.Decoasod was a~well known farm- er au und here, and arthur time 0' his death was boing treated for brain tro- ublo, as a result of an injury received a couple oi' years ago. I-le`was ‘a son of Mr. John Harper of Harper Road ami single.. The following acted as pall-bearers, Messrs Frank Arsenault. Joo Marlin, Joseph Arsenanlt, John Nclligun. Tom Gallant and George Knot.-Z.

»’ Vl0TORlAB"'MEET.- At lho an- nual mocting of tho Victoria Athletic Association .hold-Thursday night. J.

C. Milfordwaf elected President, Ar- thur Bruco. .V cc-President, J. F. Fra- ser, Becretary.J. M, Rattenbury. ‘Treh‘shrer_ "Phe ‘following were ap- pointed tho Esgecutive Committee: E.

gl. CB§vyerl,____Sn,n1u_cl Murp_hy, Allan c a e._.- , c eycomm ee w_ conslst_'ol!_ Cheverie as Chair- ‘man, and~t_wo*"others. A resolution was passe_d;.l,h_y__ _the Association to the. effect that whether ~‘-they enter the League pr--new year, t he proceeds _over and~§5'o ' _Xpenses of _any game in which tl'i§y‘7t`§'_l¢e part, so far as they `are"qpncnrn_egl.'Wll_l be devoted to the . Pet.r.i0tic~Fuuds-of the Province.

v WEDDING BELL8.- A very pret-

home of Mr. T. C. Leavitt, Alberton, when his only daughter Miss Lola was

...ik 'Monde or 1-nn.. niv-

er. The ceremony was performed - by the Rev. George Millar in the pre- sence of lmmedigte relatives The bride o WA! .Unattended looked

_A Pli:ASAN'I' ENTERTAINMENT. _-rib. _ orace E. Clark was the host of lnrexceedlngly pleasant function in the cook-house at the .Sanitarium last Wednesday night. Dee. 14th. when he

entertained practically all his-frlsndx. The proceedllltl began with a splend d literary and mns_lcsl'pl'0sram. Some. excellent solos were rendered b Mr.

Alphonsos Callaghan and Mr. Wllllianr Gr din also n exhibit n in step deno-

lfllll 'IIIVIDI boon thomlllhly enjoyed-

by all ent. 0._I-lays . ::°:i‘:°*§.::.'.r..°‘:°°“*al'-.t. t°‘,..._.‘°°"l- mention sxmsnrevllllln music

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Harbour School on Dec. 22nd. The.

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_, _cone wear- Mr. aa ward d of Ellersile crossed by the 'Empress on Saturday last on her -wa! ~to"Edmonton, where _she will ‘spend the winter with her daughter Mrs. Bayfield Williams.- Sha was ac- companied by Miss Grace Hamilton of Bummerslde who is returning to Winnipeg to resume her duties.

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Rev. Mr Ackland. The pall-bearers' were Messrs C. C. Dickie, Geo. H.

merited by James McDonald, Georgie Harding and Gerald Darb a s ecial

Point Harry Arsenault Coleman, Hen ry Gaudet Mlscouche, John G Gaudet

'ISLANDER IN FLYING SQUAD.- Mr. J. P. Brennan of North Sydney. has received tho following news of his son Lieut Brennan, a former Alborton P. E. I. boy. His friends here will be delighted to know that he repro- sonts this Province in the Itoyal Fly- ing Squadron tho North Sydney Her- ald says:- A cable message was ro- coivcd Monday morning from Lieuten- ant Louis Brennan stating that he and the other members of the Canad- ian flylng squad had arrived safely in Liverpool. The cable was to his father Councillor J. P. Brennan, and ‘stated the aviator had a- nice trip across con- cluding with "A Merry Christmas to all." Lieutenant Brennan is one of the first aviators to go overseas' from Canada. and the only one from the Maritime Provinces. When the call came for volunteers to engage in aeri- al warfare, Mr. Brennan, who then oc- cupied e good position in the Customs

.-I“~..'.~-.='wi-`_\=>l:.'te»‘ *"~.“‘°-- House here, resigned and at once gave.

his services. He underwent a thorough,

i U.~‘:-r`_l} r::-:;;~ ' "fY`WEl31l`N¥`fUUY"l7llC6 0|! W0ii\`l0B\'lBl course of' training in the Aviation

' ' " ' _ ev»_'niug‘ of the 22nd instant in the smog] at '1'¢r0nto,and was one of the

most successful studentsto qualify for active service in the war zone. Thp many friends of this daring and clever young_North Sydney ofllcer. and they are legion. will wish him every sulp- ness, and hope for his speedy return unscathed and victorious.

A DOUBLE WEDDING- A do ie

of i- aywdodlsoheau, Heli' st, the nuptia-l knot heillg _'tied by Rev. G. E. Taylor. _After the ceremony the newly wedded party drove _to the home of the brides. where they were the recipient of a very hearty, welcome and congmtuiations from the _large number of friends waiting there o _greet them.. .Onoof the-.bolt wedding feasts ever. served waalthen partaken of;- _sfterwhioll _dancing was indulged

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ins by Mr. Daniel G.`§cGinn'\nd Mr.‘_ elulld violin and John Griilln._ This ' rt o!*the pro- |p¢ tile `__'»~` rnlshe'd__- contrlbdt

to the slate of wllet proved

a goose sup r was served and een-. b oi`ie"d his he 'st' e in less to s:‘y.ll:ls_w§s‘_ fully lllvrecllated . get-°speilt'$‘f¢0se wlgllhn gen n

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his parents Mr. and lllrs. Silas .T i Whitlock, School St. He inlisted in ‘ Sydney, C. B., three months ago. _

PREBBYTERY. - The Presbytery of Prince Edward Island will meet at Valleylleld for the induction of _ Rev. J. M. Macleod on Thursday.

.» FUNERAL YESTERDAY. - The January ii. 1916. at 11 a. rn. Rev. J. W. :

funeral of the into Mrs William Curtis MacKenzie, Moderator, will preside - _was held yesterday afternoon and was and induct. Rev. John McColl will

- _largely attended. The service at tho preach, Rev. David Wright will ad- H

home and grave was conducted by dress the minister and Rev. Dr. Mc-

Ewen the people.

McCallum, _ H. M. Baker, Thomas A TIMELY PLEA.-At St. Peter's I

Eagifuthersé J. F,_ Arnett, and Fred Cathedral on Sunday, Canon Simpson _

9 M55'-” - ' _ _;i_l_i_f;d his_hcongtreE1i_¢l0n~ not _tg offer

or o er s mu ants-to ca ers on

DIED ON DUTY.-Solomon Vail,_ of New Years 'Day. I am impelled to do

Charlottetown Royalty, cook for A. lthis because this custom which was

CDIHPIIIIY. 105th Bllttalion, has receiv- quite common forty years hgo. but was ` ~

ed a despatch from Halifax announc- happily discontinued for a long time ing thc death of his son. Private James seems to be revived in some houses' .VHil. aged 18. a member of the 82nd and ifit is once considered the correct Rpglnient. at _Wellington Barracks, thing to do it will be widely. adopted

‘6l_\_d?ll; Wmllland Of M8101* Boulter. by those who feel that they must' be ln `

_ a was due to pneumonia. The the fashion. in former days when men remains will arrive here from Halifax were used to taking stimulants regu- this evening. The funeral notice will larly in their homes there was not the

BPPGM' later- same danger, although even t'hen it fre- ' _ quently led to excess, but now such ac- ~8PECIAL PRIZES.-At the Christ- tion is nothing less than criminal and I _ '

mas examination of the Union Com- eel lv my duty to warn _you of the dan- .‘:;‘::§‘*:;.°;’ii;f:.§:.'::;°.':‘%z.:.zlzir; 52:2' l: “Y °'

men

.in the Commercial Dept. was equally g especa Y' to y ur own and B

their injury.

prize for Improvement in lgenmalllship _|9|N|NG -‘:-vHEg2§Eg;;_..I~he Chat__ U g Shorthand Dept. .warded to Miss ham Gazette says ML “mph Mc_ “sie wyand' Special PH” f°" S991' lnerney a former student and sub-

ling in Commercial Dept. awardedto Dmfessém. of St Thomas College and

Mlslcladys M°D°““m"“H' _ latterly of _St. .Dunstan's, Charlotte- PAiNFu|. Accioewr.-Mr. A. R. {§;f,’,f§ei”vv'§,§';§‘,fé,n‘;‘§

%§Ifx§’L’r‘IfBEf;‘cte§gya|£"t';1°;’el"°‘§tl’°'é“' Mr. Mclnerney is to join the 105th`. M '

~ Y’ ' "es" ° a Battalion on his return to the Island.

_runavgzy _;iccid_§m.YHekvv;las_ on his way - -

_"°’” “' V” °' ""“S°*e“m THE e|al.E soc|e1'v_;'1v1.~_ A. ?l$h:°rz;?m‘;"§'°igeds;g_g farm g"§°“' W. Sterns the energetic Treasurer

' way “came of the various branches of the Bible

mgmened 'md ran’ "h'°wl”g Mr' M°` Society ln this Province reports that Kay t° the gwund' Tha h°“°‘s were the annual subscriptions and contri-

caught about a mile from where they ’ .

butlons are coming in very w_ell. to

§;'arli&dI¥“h the lfgflns °‘ the W'fg°”'- date-. Some of the collections a_re__in '

r' ° ay was “ y °h“k°“ “D ‘md excess of last year The Annual

grglséald, but fortunately no bones were meeting of the Prince Edwqrd Is

' » ' land auxiliary takes place Thursday

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day Wag a busy day at 'the Arm°“‘°y- branches will have reported their Summerslde when 16 MW recruits returns th Mr Sterns in order to give were exammed and °m'°"°d in C' C°' l a full account of all funds collected The following is a list of those enrol-_ du" this Bah _ A me membership

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lea yesterday: Archie onions B: my“§e obmyuecyy gwmgtwenty do, _'

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c ar gn ’ ' ,‘ “ry “s` school house at Church Road. Decem- _

ville B. Berry Plusville. J. Arsenault ber 23rd_ in aid of me school house Abrahams vmage; A' E' McKenna' of that district The school house

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John P. Perry 0’Lsary; J. H. Richard :;i0?lrtmi1fI‘:_lly A'll§£;_’:;;';.d fggbtgevfffs 0 S Cent'-“I Bedqlwl Bel°“i° P°"l°r Mt’ chalrnlan and after a. short address - Carmel M. J. Gallon St. Eleanors. the following programme was amy 4 _ _ __ .

FARMERS |NsT|.ru.rE___ The an_ rendered:-Chorus. O Canada; dia- G o

_ rogue, A splendid Bean; violin sclec- Cn S - - . .

nual meeting of tho Maple Leaf Farm ti ns b Mr Stewart Hume_ Mr

ers Institute was held on Tuesday. ° y ' ' _ , . _

pee. mn., in Aiberry Plum. school- filgygrV;’§PS‘f_;r‘;;§f’;“I§;';{“;3§_ 31': _ Fancy bh1rts_ Suk Blouses

l‘°"°‘*°‘°'i)'I`-§“} P'°°'§’°‘}"t,f“‘§’(§§kC“_§`(§§‘,§ suttiegménller- aiaibgue Arribclw. Ig/£°¢l!a mg; Kld G|°VeS - Dog-Skin. Gloves

gavea re reporo e , _ ' _ le avmg ts _

through thc institute during tho past P°°'_ R"'“l'°”s' "e°’““ti°"' T'

year. Af-ter which a satisfactory §¥"§°k_l fm’ I;l°Sp°"°“‘i’- M{g5_u§_l_l§_* F3ncY b0X¢d SUSPCUQCYS Sweater Coats

-financial statement was read by tho d_°l “muah DL:f’_"“5"[“l’_\ 5; “handy FaIlCy b0X¢d N€Cl{-TIES _ _ _ _ _ _ -secrctai-y. 'rms i..stitute.tnough hav- "‘ °g“?- V" “““ _°_’ “ “" -1 Sweaters Silk Handkerchiefs

df th i _atLnst,so, ic cs as e _

Xggdglglgf Alggn Cu§.a$_,°;mvr|lge ¥>craé;_ _ tcr, Mr. Reuben McDonald; dialogue, idcnt- Thos. Dunn' Secretary Trees- A “UW 1" me K“°h°“i NlSg°"'s ui-or-.william curl Di.-ecto.-s.- J.|S°"1\°“» Mr- Stewart Wulf- 'N10 ,|._ Jenkms JOEL Pliaugrm Chas Mc, pies and candy were tl\en"auctlontd Mmam John _‘_ Walsh, wumm pow, by Mr. Saullitapson. The proceeds er, Thos. McLean, Thos. Dunn, Al- ‘:E;\:_“1:_¢_i)<}_ g¢;_}t§§6-(lg _E120 _f;_>lltC_§-’(l_'t___X_l;'

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bort Curran, William Cain Pa r o _ng of me Nauonal Anmem

“"4 Ex“ml“'"') -

a - 'THE-.BEAUTY OF SUNLIGHT

- is that every. garment washed with it bears the

impress of_ punty; a_purity begotten of sweet, cleansing oils, and maintained by absolute clean-

co-operation of workers united l`or_ the purpose,

_ a purity demonstrated by the “$5,000 -Qllarantee" ° which rests upon every bar of SUNLIG T SOAP.

/l xubuilule /ar Sunlirbl ir nat as (aol .sal una

_ mu bf. luis! spas ll: 'enlist-Ssllilhf Sea). ' _

_ oi Purity and Excellence

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3 iiness in manufacture; a purity exalted by the B

The name Lever on Soap ip a suusmee 5C. H

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' Toilet Sets

lg a d 8| B ,_ th mount 7 $1 Misses Georgie and Marlon Webster, 1 an ef le S ‘incy C

il small membership made pur- d“°t' keep the Home Fire Bummgf S'lk H dk dh' f I l F Hafldkcl' l'll€lS J

.;;)l:)aB° gnx 16;’ t°°do';_amuch ggmter' dialogue, Deaf as a Postrffvloiin sclcc- L- __ - `

" an 0 p tions Messrs Stewart Hume and _ ` _- '°m°“_“t'°t`W°rl;l g_urmgmthef Wlmtigg Lloyd Webster: chorus, Wc'll Never

year. After e. ea y vo o a LM nw md ma , _ _ _ , _ - , . ° g 1' nil. solo, 'lilo tall _ was tendered the ofllccrs for the man of BM M victor S Mmson _

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e1lla§toIy:l:;le(;r}t\l;e,1?¢;l:g_ clialog_n_o. Sc_en_p_ in ai S;~_l|polroom_ p£io_- 'lng adjourned. The following officers _”°g"3P‘_ 531°” ,If1"S»S6‘m‘:‘:_l;-“_‘;:. t“L°;_ _

clear out at reduced prices.

- We received a large stock of men’s tweed trous- ers and home made woollen socks, which we will

83 Queen St. 'u '

The P. E. Island Dry Goods Store

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0F NERVGUS TENDENCY GIVE DR. CASSELUS TABLETS.

Strengthcn, Build up, and Nourish the Children, and you are conferring'

incalculahle benefits on the country. You are also ensuring the physical wcll-being and success of future breadwinncrs and mothers._ _

Ur. L`assell’s Tablets, whose success in Canada has been both immediate

and striking, owes its popularity in great part to its safety and unquestionable

~ medicinal :_f£_;tivity. It is now doing more for the little ones of three

' 'continents an man 1 mothers realise. ‘- '

A powerfully 'nutgitive food-medicine which can be given to the youngest

'lf _ ' ___ __ _ `_ _ infant, Dr_._(-`.asscll’s Tablets feed the entire system, vitalise the ncrves,'and do ¢‘l1°|;°~nt¥I`h;e"l>ll:ldew‘:1l\l Eglglinditfggrlii 15:.: $22-_ Vltmgg . ____..create healthy flesh, blood, and muscle in a manner__truly_ remarkable. _ 3.-po? dre__us...ug_ t:_\:_¢.x.._: :.23 113|... n;r¢y._.-¢_g l»i.;._-g;....._I1l1{_cr.3>¢_f,___¢.f _ They are the recognised modern _home remedy for Nervous. Breakdoxvn, .l§,’l’?X|2§d’;°,‘§§,f§.°',’,."them wfrh b-gm Lg_:1¢_°§'»“°"§l; 51'. ‘ln lnlxnagl; w°.M_?_` -- erve_and Spinal Paralysis, Infa_ntile Paralysis,..Rn:kets,~ 5t._V1-t_i-is f_I_)anc_e, mul presents i. rl gone wishes for a Joan E. sllaw. Uigg. and ne.-_sine-. i ’l%nHrm1a_, Sl¢ePl€SS11€SS. Kidney Dl5€a5e. `DYSPeP5la_..5_f0, ¢_ll___C?,tlll1‘ll' -Brain ions and harry- no in the new home. _Mila Eglin Mopeod. became tae wire _ __ _ fag’ "Headache, palpitauom, Wastin Diégasesy _’y!'_{g`;`]__l§h‘a‘,;,Btibn_’_ Loss of ' ‘ ` - ' Flesh, and Premature Decay. Specijly .value-ble T-for1{N‘ui°sing"_fMcftlrer§.iand

during the Critical Periods of.Life. ~ A ` _" '--_ ` .`f_~ `_ -- T.-3 I ' » . -- ~" " ""5"-‘»

Drnggists and Dealers throughout Canada sell Dr. Cassells Tabletsj .lf not procurable in

yf~~r- city send to the sole agents. Hamid F. Ritchie & Co., Ltd.. I0, MeCaul Street. 'l_`or_onto, - --sill see that you get them. One tube 50 cents, six tubes for 'the price of five. .Watt Tax, 2 ct.. -. psr tube extra. - `

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