ur.u:.Muni< 21, :gig
---j - - -_ _ .. _“__ _ __ THE cr-iannorrnrown GUA
5 ' _Stateline liwllll l ilul 0
~ i‘=;i._- ' _A » _ ._ A ` V ’ _ 7,4 01 the 105th Overseas Battalion.
` ` .'~ . ‘ » The following song lc-olllposed hy
. ' V V ; - _ '- ` Rev. G.-C. Taylor.. is new very popu
as lan with the soldiers It was suns
----f - - - with great .zest by the boys, to band
5 ». _‘-
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0 Central Drugstore
'F Chocol'¢\tes
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AI LITTLE BOY'S
._ - 2. CHRISTMAS WISH
_ __,_...5_._ _
in glvél lfnlcilel and 5 0lm¢-
l'd give mostrall I got
Ii every year at Christmas time,
I just could eat it lot;
I think old So.nta’s ‘bout the size For fifteen tarts and fourteen pies!
I wish I was an' elephant,
A mile around the waist;
Because us human people's cau’t
Eat pudding 'nough to taste;
We just can eat a little scrap And then we have to quit and nap. I wisll I was a tall giraffe,
Wllth 'bout a mile of lieck-
I'd make the fellers shout and laugh,-
But I'd get square I 'spec’--
I-‘or I could feel ice-cream slide
About an hour down inside.
I'd like to be a kitten, too So`I could stay awake,
And watch the-.tree the whole night
UIYOUSII _, _ _.
And lilbble` nuts and cake;
M Fund-Y which was necessary ‘O provide _'And when General French is planning _ for the needs of the men who suffered Fm' a“°mer f°rw‘"d lmve' *___ , A for their country’s cause. He' made The HMB Wm* be`h“mm"‘g"
That boys can’t always play
game.
[int tllell i wonder just a bit,
lf we could play and play-
Now wouldn’t we get tired of it
And beg to rest all day?
And so I guess it's ra/nged alright P0 Dlay all day and sleep all night.
..______l
THE BRAEKEL HEN.
The Braekel hen, celebrated size and number of its eggs, is in England under the name ot
introduction of the Camplne into th
country. The secretary of the Eng-
Lewis s, pres-
Club.
llsh Canlpilie Club, the Rev. E. Jones, and Mr.- Oscar Thomae illeilt ot the Belgian Braekel have together studied the origin
the type adopted by the English Cam- plne Club, and have found that the
gl the Bel-
gian Club have the same origin. The.
the big-
stud books of the En is-h and
variety of Braekel which lays
I
some
for the known
_ V Cam- pllle, an error which dates from the
ltalmbst makes me have to weep- To waste the night time fast asleep! I
_ gesteggs sl found at Alost.
(Clontlnued from page one)_
had been doing a great deal for the
` ~ _ l solale tl _ il t, ll silo ii "ms 4 land oililobleiwortli _
f _.V l’ - - \\\\\\\\\v1lllllmm5§\\\\l\\\\v 'lint hridriliifl. It wa: ngtui llnl5“'f»f'-\79&1V'111 1-as by-loursel;-ogmpnée th
_ _ -_ ~ _ htm gh; 1 g _ l' s" a..ouy_ nlionear . ,_. _ _ __ _,We have always carried a good assort- "5, ‘Kittie .i°;ei'$§‘§h`§fiI°lff-.§i.l.»".§§ ‘$1511 wg §5:£18;1g§~;i :lei 3530551305..
l _ , _ _ n 1 f _ I . ~ . . ‘.- mentf °f~th°j3° 80008, but never such a van- 6; _ slang.) '9r'i§.§.°mifl1 2-1255 1212120516 Oiwxfv the-\>°1lg-wtrflse the noise
1'* I, Ig » " _ 0I1l'I‘BK GDB Cl‘ 4
_V - °t¥<_> beautiful vwkaees as this year. _ -‘ ah. ‘.‘.‘.‘il..i:“.i..'.?;“:..‘.‘i. il2t.;.°‘::.’-I _~ _ CHORUS ” ‘fy 44NEILSON,, line is e _ _ _ V giske excuses for staying at home. _ v I
. Xcepuonauy IV, V ey knew their country appreciated - -- /.1 ._
y I __ _ _ ,i 5119. and their Epicurean Package, in one and
“WIP \1\‘9~V°l‘Y Ill volunteering, but
V _ _ f ) they would be still more 'appreciated " ' 011051 9-11d F Will. ‘ .P P°“"dS» is '=X<=e11»=1=r- i.*;°:.il;i.':;la.i2 .“.:;’,;,i..‘;:Y; l“i‘f“f.°"i.il‘.l..';‘.°:"._°il'.'l“f- ‘°a“"f ~ 1 pf,-Tien we have 5.01.1 f..,.,,,,._:_ ..M0,RS. l?,‘s..;=.‘:.'::=.:“l:."°if;*.f.ll:.”‘:ill?.‘li.°'::.: li’ °“.‘:..£.i?“ "W" 'IL in every variety. It is hard to describe how T4 Inescgsfdaiufiiiii'Z°g1°l{'§°§§f°l`552§- 133122235111 Ymfvgtzs-Mgigie “"1" “°
_ _ mm
- 10”!! U12 PaCk38es are in this line, and ou "‘ °°3gf"°J‘i=n'i.'I§»"§flfia°fl`§2' l§0§§I°`fz°l°I.'t). 00 the are °f the Hundred and
. 4 I' kngw b seein `, .1 would till a great want Ili the city. Fifth- » - 'i /A V ' y y g them' V. Owing to the circumscribed accom- '
_ , . ` `f modatlon at the Armouries and the _ /<_ Prlc _. Agricultural Hall, tile men had little MY- Y . I 0° P A ‘ ‘ __ ' c .00 34", accom d tl fo ‘ That we have eaten codilsh
mo a on r recreation and
arnilsement. That place had been
‘ ' ' ` ' _ .- ~_ ' ki di ' ~ ut when Kicthener gets his eyes ”'”i;\.\\\\\_‘\\\\»r/1ll_llllllf.ev¢¢.\\\\\\\\\v4 T" th; ohrigfgsthégfigggh? lglilgli?-61201130 EB-2 °“-“S-
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that it would be taken full advantage ot. It devolved upon the citizens to help the committee in making the club a success, and this they could do in one way, by contributing magazines and literature. It was the duty oi every citizen to do something for the men who were prepared to iight our battles, and if they could not supply literature, etc, for the club, they could at least contribute to the Patriotic
an urgent appeal to everyone to dc
something in that direction. _ Major McNutt. on behalf of Colonel ttnlllpbell, and the Regiment, accepted the building for the usef"of tlle'lneii.' and said he was certain it would he greatly appreciated and much used as
'the winter evenlligs drew ln unol. them. He was pleased to learn that -the men ill khaki were to be permltte.. to take a civilian with them' to the club. as it might lead to further re. cruiting. Charlottetown was not re- presented in the regiment ill the pro. portion it should be. Its proportion should be 150 or 200, and he was sorry to say hardly 9. tithe oi that had been recruited. Every unmarried mall. physically ilt, should feel it his duty to _loin this regiment. It_was the biggest thing ever undertaken by_ the pm. VINCE 0-Bd It would be a memorable event inthe history ol’ tile Island when they had filled up the 105th and sent 11 wmnlete regiment to fight for King and Country. (_Appl0.use.) _
Brief addresseswere also given by
Mr W. F. Tidmarsh, Ml-'W_ L, Comm and Mr J. R. Burnett.
In conclusion the Mayor announced
that His Lordship the Bishop had ,offered the old St Vincent Orphanage ltol"use as a hospital for convalescentg and he had accepted it in\bellal`f of the
at
of
I wish I was adeer so I __ V _ _conlnlittec of citizens. He ‘
(1oii`idl.;n174p'oid"-_Santa's 'sIeed, , “ "See our Toilet, Manicure and Tl'n-~to appeal for assistance in rilgthigdiigl
Across"t'lle' si'low`-clouds ill the sky. \f‘\liIl`!Z S015 211111 Ebony. We have a the building for a*h8'g'p1`¢§l, 'ind when
With big horns on my head; I-'D011 Vilfifliy t0 CIIOOSG fr0l11-l"0St0l‘_’i1` it was conlpleted they would offer it
l think it‘s just a mean old shame Drugstore. 6018-12-20M3l. to the nlilitary authorities. (AD-
,--» ~~-- - -._ . . ._ ._ __ _ pausa) , _ '
’ An excellent and highly joyable
' Canadlan.Goven11`nent Railwailh ' fl _ _,_‘l*““*‘“I""”°B'#P1*“‘? WeS._ab1?§_llea by
St. "Dulistan’s choir undger the able
2112.51.55 edward Island Railway --ew. ..
Trains Inward
addition to choruses, vocal solos were
'rua TABLE IN aiuracr sarrnmnnn zm, 1915 _ ‘,’e*“’e’°“ “Y M’ E’-““*< M°D°"°ld- Miss
BIHHCIIHPU. Mr James Mclnnes, Ml- E
Trains Outward, __ Ram U Ariiennult, and Master Blanchard, A'
P.MlT°a1‘~I5I1)i?I‘2i.M. ' atlantic standard 'rims 4.111 1>.1u.1>.lll1. PAM. “‘°“ ”“°°°”“f“‘ f““°“°“."“““‘¢°“¢l“d-
9.45 12.00 7.05
1.20 s.a0 2.10 -9.02 2.55:, 9.22 9.90 9.50
5.00 5.45
0.22 7.00
Dep. Charlottetown Arr, 11.40
Kensington " 9.27
Hunter River 10.86’ Emerald Jct. , 9.59.
Arr. Summerslde Dep. 9.00
10.50 9.52 9.21 9.55 sao I
ed with the sin i t th '
N Anthem# "_ V 8.118 0 t1Nati0nal
5.45 5.10 _ __ ._ _ _ _ ._ 5.02 _ -WW ._-.'~.~f 490 "'
_ PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND
(ll '.'|
5.40'
_`.»V. (Ping. . 1 . _ . - “Q Alu.
12.10
Dep: 5 Bummersidu Arr. ‘$.45
Rl, . 5.30
7 "_ DENT.9' GIFT
9.09 10.21 _ 1 9.10 ‘ 11.09 _ 4,22 11.45 ' 5.20
1.42
P011 Hill 7.43
0'L¢gry 7.04 v Albertun 6.19 1.35 ,
Mr. Tllnilh , DOD. 5.45 12.30
4.00 2.40 '
FUND.
Previously acknowledged ~ _:$1,168 Cumberland Hill School (addi= . _tional,~' Matilda and ~Mary 7...-',-E i 'if Campbell) »~ ‘~
Pupils St. Mary‘s Road East .5 o.
T' -"\. .
nu. = . -
9.25 5.00 _ ; 10.00 1.00 ”
` Dep. Emerald Jet. Arr. - Arr. Cope '.l‘rsverl_o_ DOD-
A.M. P.M.
9.15 8.40
Y School, per B. M. Murphy, c
-teacher 1 1"" "’5§_'
s.0o g » 7.00 "W
Amount to date $I¢,1,¢9.1Jf
0.00 r
au. ax. I :l.0o 0.50 4.10 5.40 4.99 9.11 4.51 9.40
11.15
Morell
Arr. Sou:-ill
Dep. Charlottetown AIT- 9-30
~ Mt. Stewart 3-27
St. Peters 7-36
5.45 4.10
7.58 3.27 -
2.55
nap. s.s5 _1.s0
, ._ R. M. ST_ANWA\”.~. _ _-l._ 9 ` - ' Sec'y.-Treas .
7.10 Arr. Elmira
nap. 5.25* -
5 Mlnaruu .Llnlmun c5.,‘Llml¢;g.fj_.,,§?
Gentlemen-Last Winter I reéelveil
s.45 0. 9.55 0.10.25 11.05 an-.
4.20 5.09 5.80 0.05
Do Mt. Stewart Arr- 8-20
swims '.20 Montague 7-04 Georgetown Dep. 6.30 1.30
9.55 - I 2.49 ‘
2.20
great' benent from the use of MIN- ARDJS LINIMENT in a severe attack of LaGrippe, -and I have frequently proved it _to be very ekectivo in cases
_ ot inliammstion.
Bat. Dail! only ox.Bat.
&Bun.
. Daily Sat.-
‘ ex. Sat. only
&Sun. ~
' 3,10 310 pg _ Charlottetown Arr. 10.00 9.46
v Vernon lvor 8.23 3-31
4.25 4.57 _up 1.00' m. am-m gnrbvr Dw- 0-3° 7-°°
' Yours.
W. A. HUTCHISION.
I
_ my hair.
. Iilotulllelolfn. - __ __.._-‘Fowls,_lti -.‘_.,_..`,__.,_:._ 10 I ' ‘ - g1icken_a,“"tV.~._l<°._».;_~, _ . 12 to 15 - ` _ _ ._. _w tl; gy '(p|-(3§'§gQ`. ,\. 2'-' '$12 t0$$13
‘ 10
15 50
aocompainment olnlthe trlp to and !_i~oin.tbe;Pninoe County meetings on ‘Friday evening.. 'll
Woire fron1\Prinee Edward Island,
Wlllo are we, boys? We are the Hun
O the heathen call us; Abegweits, T sa we’ e fed s ads
Till we can’t take off our _duds
He'll- shout, "Willy man alive! We've got the Hun upon the rlin,
Here come the 1-0-5!"
CHORUS: Wlho are we?
The day is not for distant
When we'll hear the word, “Ad-
vance"!
Bill; for just now we're learning how
To make the Kaiser dance,
_ The Compbell’s are comlng"
Mein Himmel!- the 1-0-5."
CHORUS: Wllo are we?
WONDERFUL WAR POEM
(Mr. Robert Blatchford, in The
Weekly Dispatch writes A friend of
_Adults
I - Brince *E-dw-ard "5.’é.iri.2.§“;fl‘i’
ICI: Ql'\°|Ic'l'r0r\ o 'V
Winsome, Gifted Mary Fuller' in the Three Act I""ea"ture"M I
“THE MASTER MUMMER7’ _ 5
This featuresplendidly produced, is dra_m_a intensitied,_tak_en from the absorbingwand
vivid-action book, of t_h_at Master Plotter E. Phillips Oppenhe1m,lt atfords the ta_lente_d a_ry Fuller great opportunities that she rises with rare Emotional Power and Compellintg Slnce_rity as the Princess, robbed of her_ Throne, hounded by desperate conspirators and orcedflnto poverty-But finding Love-this Gripper has a Universal Appeal.
_ _ I .
L_
Anoth
CCT H
the end-'-half
Come
cHARL`1E CHAPLIN _,N ,,,,._
One' continuous Riot of Fun and _
Laughter from' his first appearance until “T H E D I A M O N D
41 ‘ ' KWZIII/IIf'._§\\\\\YIIIAlllI§\\\\\\\\\ZIlA\\\\\‘='lI//III&\\\\\\\\7IIIIH
Herbert Rawlingson
‘ and
Anna Little
er Feast of Laughter
E BANK”
TWO PARTS _ ___COMING,__ A
WATCH FOR IT
Social Lion Two Part Society Drama
the joy of living is laughter. F R O M T H E S K Y”
. I Our Next Serial
and GCI: YOUI1 Shafe. _ A
TIDE TABLE
lil l Water
-l¢=ci»t~o:m»-igi
.-4 aa
4.42 6.5 6.02
F. 7.16 Sa. 8.21 S. 9.22 M. 10.21 Til. 11.18
12.12
W. Th.
9°?°."."'."'F‘.°° mwmmwwm
mine, writing in The Clarion under the pen name ot Edwin Smallweed, has given us one of the very best poems of the present war. I think a. war poem of that quality belongs to the whole British race, and I am going to pass it on.)
My Ned has gone away, ,he’s gone
away, he’s gone away for good;
He's called, he’s killed.
Him and his drum lies in the rain, lies
-in the rain where they was stood, , _
Where they was stilled.
He was my soldier boy, my Ned. Between these breasts he'd lay his
head, <
But now he’s killed.
My soldier's gone. His .head lies now
between two naked stones,
His drum is broke
There's none to nlourn him in the
rain, only the rooks which watch his bones, _
Which watch and croak.
His great red hand is wasted bare, That tapped his drum, that touched
Hark! Not a stroke.
Bllt`what is thlsbeside my heart. be-
side my heart that sounds?
Tap, tap, tap, tap!
like drummers beating bounds,
Rap upon rap?
What wonder have I felt and heard?
Isét the wing beats of a bil‘d21- ' 1
.` |"" ‘;-_,-- ».
zap, tap,__tap, 'R i ._ I
My boy is gonefyet near my heart" ‘V another boy lies now,
Hgltgush he be dlimbli ill: lal
’ _ s ear-_--. e so ers
~?" Tg11_'I11pTIEte Athumpsj a _tow-row-
iw- ~ ,.7-~-1.. el.;
I-3% v he’s cam:-"if --_
ummer boy, H' gaily dres’t,
ll yet -agl1il\\h¥- at my breast.
arklj; There{s`iti_s dxplur. , ' _
oivcr _~.-i Milinimrs
12. -f ' Df.~T_-=‘; ` ‘_ \ }-_ rre yaesdays and Fridays) _ ~'-- -=.- lb‘._ .. 32 Butte #-4. -do-~.'~ ' 27
- ew '.
Egg l:_.‘ `_v¢ _ 32 Beef. . -_-_.lu \_‘ i`0 to 12
`Stra_w (pres "= ` ` "' 6.00 Porl€‘l_b.' Tgrnlps, bus.
Potatoes, laegsi -bull. 1
Potat es, (Re s)'bus‘
50%
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Sa.
S. M. ' Til.
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22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 W. ‘ 30 Th.
gl
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Time 17.39 18.20 19.04 19.50 20.219 21.110 22.23 23,17 111.03 111.51% 14.42 15.31 16.20 17.09 17.56 18.40 19.21 20.02 20.41
‘ 21.21
22.02 22.45
1-is-45-9-1-N ?‘E'*!“?’°°°°° ieoiwoiaaw to-ncimanoo
15.52 16.27 17.12
31 F. 7
DECEMBER-ist to 4th. unsettled
lI't
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011,' what is this tint beats wlililnf
wave. 5th to 8th, rain, sleet and snow. sth to 13th, cold period. 14th to 18th, clear, fair. 19th to 23rd, general snow- fall. 2-ith to 26th,_unsettle‘d.' 27th to 29th drizzly. 29th to 31st, storm wave.
1_
DIARY OF EVENTS.
., Y/_
' _ _TO_~DAY.`
City Magistrates Court 0 a. m.
People's Theatre 7 and 8.45 p. m.
_Prince Edward 3. 7 H90 3-45- D-m-
I '.V BIRTHS ---
REYNOLDS.-At Montague, Dec;'6tl1,' 1915, to W. E. and Mrs iteynoldstg a daughter (Catherine _Mon'tgolllcry)._V_
, - lu-Annlaeas - `
` . I . !
`cALLsEcK-FARQUHARQQN. - At Amhmlgh N_S__ .0111 Wednesday, Dec. sth by nov. J. W. l\_lI_cC0nnelI. George A. cdllbeck of summeiside. P. E. I.. -tp-viola G; lm-qnaarsonl» _of Cliff0li.»; P. E. l. `_.’V___V_ ~
DEATHS
-rJl¢NE|l.l..-sllllllenly at M0'-refine.
ootsitw-slant” 14: - _ '
Oats, (black)`T°tIE"~‘~~ __ "
Beats, bus.
Carrots, bus.
Wool, lb
Parsnips, lb
Geese (per pair) lb _ _ Ducks (each) lb. 15 Hides. 14 to 15
55 43 45 35
1 15
¢Dec. 20,'1915, D. lt. McNeill, aged
67. Fiillt-:l~nl on Wednesday at 2 p. m. ~
8
§g|Fos'l"'En.`-»ln lille 1-ity. Deo. 2151.. lit.
the residence of ller son, S. J. Whit- lock, 14 School Street, Sarah, widow ot the late John Foster, aged 85 years. Funeral notice later. -_
‘Li V V _ _ > _ _ 4 I. l
I PEoPl.E's THEATRE I
' 2 Sh0~-- 2 A410115 10.-
0. 7 ...nsfas "`°N|G|'_'|T_H children 55 ' ' A Mll'rUAL MASTER `P1c1URE
“THE VICTIM”
A Play of Thrills and Pulsatillg'
Action in Three Parts.
Pictures the injustice of Circum-
stantial Evidence.
There isa Tingling Exciting Es-
cape from Prison l
The Victiln is Forced to take part
in a Bank Robbery.
SEE IT T40-NIGHT
" “The BOSS ofthe Eight.”
' Two Part Political Drama
I-lash I-louse Fra _
Key tone Comedy Nuff Sed
it |l Li
_ -~ - ~. 11.
_ PRINCE EDWARD
1 ol>__E_l§llNG, ‘ _Parisian GirI_S§,‘},if.‘§§",} C0.
With Elyse Wallace, Ralph
XMAS DAY
_ -` _ A i,T Ca ll',H` "WNEE AT 2 3° ..‘:.':.'....:.':.‘.°..,...':.‘;':.;
Funny Comedians, Change oi
7 DAYS 7
_. - - - » - P
MATINEE onlinr Swell C°S*“’“"’ l5l‘l’§l§?l'§‘
Chorus of Singing ~& Dancing Beauties.
Curtain at 8.15 sharp
_AT. 2.30 SHARP
~ - _ 1...
NOTE: -Curtain rises at 2.30 shilrg for'_the
Matinees. 8.15 Night. Late comers will e obliged to wait u itil the first Act is over. Plan opens Thurs- day 10 a. m. at the Theatre Box
___ E TH VV.-VT
` lllorllillg for tllclr t'lit\ire~ liolllo in l’ol‘t
ltlcllmond, 'Cape Breton. ’
_ .
PERSONALS '
.-_-4- _
Amollg the liassellgers on the lflorlli-
umherlanll last evening was l)r. 1 . E.
Rev. (‘anon Simpson, of Charlotte-
town, llas been appointed an Honorary
_RQblns_ ., _ Canon of All'._Salllts' Vtlathedral, llali-
_~_- -' fax. -'
-Rav.. _D. J._ McDonald, curate nt St.
`Pefer_’s Cathedral, retiirliell _vestel'llay from Halifax alter being ordalllell tu the priesthood -hy Archbishop Worrell.
"\
lilr. \_V. ll. Tolvllsllelld. the con-
tractor oi' the Alma lilill Dorchester lireakwatvrs, has retllrlled from New
" -___ l¥rilll.~.'\viclc. will-_rc he rolllpletell the
work of the season.
Mrs E. J. McKenzie, oi llllstll-o, who
has been visiting fricllds ill <`llul‘- lottetowll, returlled home yesterday.
Mrs A. \\'. llollnr ll_-it, yesterday
nlorlllllg i`0l' llostllll, ill response to a tell-gl'illll sllltillg that her sister-ill- law, Mrs Tlllilllzls Rliliillslin, was dull- gerollsly ill ill till- (llty Hospital.
, Ml' and Mrs Capt. Howard Murray leave. by the Northliilllierlalld this
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