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mcu's Auxiliary of St. I’auI's Church will hold its devotional meetings this

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n, of Trinidad. will give an account

his work among the East Indians.

“PR_INC Ct-IA_P."-You want a

hearty la ii? Hear Packers (Miss Eleanor l..owc)> in “Prince Chap." to-morrow, Friday. l)ec. Sth. Tickets at Ranklu's and Jamieson's Drug Stores. ` 8192

CONNAUGHT MEETING. - The nnnal meeting of the Connaught A.A_ kesfplace on Friday evening in the

impotitant one. S914

" PRINCE CHAP_"-Visitors from

Canadian and American cities are con- gratulating. the people of Charlotte- town 'on the opportunity about to lie given,them of hearing “Prince Chap.” whicli they declare has been a sensa- tion ln New York, Boston. Ottawa. Montreal and other large cities. Opera House, to-morrow, Friday, Dec. S.

S192

WEEE-MERITED RECOGNITION.

-.\ir.J. F. Baker. of North Lake. who is an’ artist of considerable repute. and who has been a successful ex- hibitdr, sent some samples of his work tp the last Provincial Exhibition. By some, mishap the eshlbits never reached their destination. The Exhibi- tion management, however, in view oi'

the egcellence of his former exhibits. awar ed him a first prize In pencil

The Belgian Relief' Committee

Fund ,

l`he Hon. J. A. Mathieson, Premier has been

advised that the Admiralty has placed at the dis- posal of the Nova Scotia. P. E. Island and New Brunswick Belgian Relief Committees the Steam”-' er Trenegloss for the purpose of carrying further supplies to the stricken people of Belgium. _

This ship will be available about December

Twentieth and will sail on or about December 25th. The Belgian Relief committee has authorized me to request further donations cf cash, clothing and food stuffs. Persons within the city whodesire to contribute clothing or food will please send same to the Dill shed, of advise the Secretary who will have the goods sent for. Cash donations may be forwarded tothe undersigned and will be promptly acknowledged in the daily press.

All donations of food and clothing from outside

the city will bei received and forwarded free by the railway and steamers if addressed. to the Belgian Relief Committee and same will be looked after and forwarded to destination.

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WEEK OF PRAYER.-The third

meeting of the week of prayer was ‘held in St James' Church with a record attendance last night. A splendid and helpful _ address on "Missions" was given, by Rev. .\ir Littlejohns, pastor of Grace Church. ,The service to-night will be held in .St l’anl's Parish Hall. and the address will be given by Rev. Geo. (‘. Taylor. onvthe subject, '° The British and Foreign. Bible Society." A large attendance is expected.

+-.-’\n agricultural conference will be lhcld in the Hall at Mayfield on Mon- day, ilth Inst.. at 7.30 p.|n_ The .spccial subject for discussion will be, "' The increasing of crop production to 'supply the nc-cds of thc lfnited King- dolhf' The meeting will lic addressed by Mr _ Itit-hard Creed. Everyone irttercsted is invited to he |irc.=ent.

HOCKEY GAME.-.-At the Arcnn

ltink yesterday afternoon a very close ‘nnd intcrc.~;tinL: junior game of hockey, ,wasniluyoll between the junior tt-ants _'of tht- Abegwelt 'and Victoria clubs iwhcn thc latter won by tht-_ score of l--0. For the Victorias .\'icl'}acliern

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iatlvantagc for the Abegwclts. The flinc-ups wt-rc as follows: Victorias- `go;;|, ('_ llougan; point, E. O'IlrIcn; ’cover point. i’. Williams; rovcr, J. Mc- -l<Jncl1crn;.ccntro, W. Lawlor; wings. A. Martin and ll. Lane. Abegweiis- goal. J. Doyle; point, W. Ryan; cover point, L. Bryenton; rover. L. Hughes; centre, P. Stewart; wings, li. McLeod and li. \'cssc_v.

RQSOLUTION OF SYMPATHY. -_

'i‘ltc..following is a copy of a resolu- tion passcd,u1\apiiuously__by a rising vote at the annual banquet of King William L. 0. L.. 1166 January 4th, ntovc_d,_by Rev. George Orman. Corn-‘ wall, sc'conded by Rev. D. McLean.

Reuben Barrett and Burges Newson of Kingston. That this gathering of relatives and friends and neighbors; of our brother James (iruwys do most sincerely and most deeply sorrow for and with hint in the hour of great affliction, and commend him with all flint arc ncar and dear to hlm and our departed sister Mrs. James Cruwys, formerly Sarah Fraser, to the loving kindness and tender pity of our lioavcnly Father. The memory of the just in blessed and our departed sister will he widely and lovingly remember- cd. llc doeth nil things well. What l do thou knows.-sl not no\v, but thou

shall know hereafter.

THE PRINCE EDWARD.--There

was u. _good crowd at the Prince l<Idt':\'s|‘d' Theatre yesterday und 1 *night the house wus the '_ for both shows. ln

there- "put on one of the

productfp of ._ modern movie ment ittthe great flve~part “ The Eaglffs Mate." with fordpthe famous picture the_tltle role. The story

and out of duced with

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the movie rt

silty, surrounded by s. lt. wds -one of the host

hroductlonn Hd ward, and potions were will bc shown The » i-illont Peril.”-'

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MAIL' _ 'A _lil (Oilers 01116)--_ urevourts arrived 'fC `2or at once. Only onopertormance. I-‘rtday at 12.46 pau. _sua intl 0° Nevins. »

to Georgetown pt _(6 dclock

HAULING ICE,-A number of team- drill to-night, hut_ will meet at the

yesterday commenced hauling usual hour on next Thursday night.

AGRICULTURAL CDNFERENCE-'outings, activities of the Boy Scouts,

ki in dialtius with Packers,

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HOME GUARUSJ-No. 1 C0. 0! the

Charlottetown Home Guard wIl|.,I\Qt

This week’s drill is postponed owing to the services being held in tho vari- ous churches of the city. -

PROMOTION.--Mr. l~Idwnrd Davy-

Inspectnr of weights and measures. Charlottetown, ,has received from his son Ernest, who is with the First Can- adian Contingent at Salisbury Plain. a letter conveying; the gratifying in- telligence that he- has been raised to the r1_|.nk_o£.,Serge`aut. Mr. Ernest Davy left Charlottetown as a private. and the fact that he has been given three stripes already speaks yvell for his ability. His father has reason to be as proud as himself in his envi- nble promotion.

KNIGHTS OE PY-THIAS.-Etnpirc

Lodge, Knights of Pythian, installation of officers will be held to-night, when the following will take oflicc for the ensuing year:-¢_C.t`.. T. J. Coleman: \'.l'., B. -Iloydlolplan; I’., _J. N. lilc- ilenald; M. of \\'.,_ Ernest Seller; K.R.S., J. I.. Godkin; .\l. of idx., \\'. W. Clarke; M. ot’ A., B. l’_ Brady; LG., S. A. Mcllnnald; O.G.. W. (7. Stewart; Deputy Grand (Fhancollor. S. Albert McDonald. will conduct the ceremony. after which n programme and an oyster supper will be tendered in the Lodge reception room to the members and invited friends.

NARROW ESCAPE.-\\`hn1 niight

have resulted in n fatal accidcnt oc- cured at Wellington about two weeks ago, when u rtmaway horse, owned by ‘an individual from Egmond Bay, on arriving at the station, took the rail- way for his course. Not far from the station is a bridge over which thc rail- road runs. On arriving at the bridge, which is not covered like an ordinary ibridge, the h0rse's toot went through between the sleepers. The animal was in a very serious predicament when a number of onlookers seeing the sit- uation rushed to the rescue and with some difficulty' extrlcated the horse_l\I

Y. M. C. A.-The regular meeting ot'

the Board of Directors of the Y. M. C. A. was held in the hall of the in- stitute on Tuesday evening with the following members present: Messrs. J. K. Ross. (T. _li. B. Longworth, G. F. Hutcheson, J. A. Clark, .\_ (1. Duche- min. lt. H. Jenkins. J. T. McKenzie. R. H Campbell. W. A. Stewart, Dr. J. ll. Ayers and Mr. H. (`. (‘ross, Secre- tary. The secretary’s report gave dc- taiis of the work which had been done during the past month, including Bible study and training groups. Sunday morning meetings. “After Church So- cial Hour," gymnasium classes. boys'

hockey hour at rink for boy's`,_ etc. `lt.` was decided to hold the annual meet- _ing on f~`rida_v evening, January 15. when it is hoped there will be u good attt»ndanr1» of members of thc Asso- ciation. Thc finance committee were instrucied to have u financial state- ment for thc past year printed for dis- tribution among lncinbers and sub- scribers. _

VICTORIA PERSONALS.-Mr. ' I..

Lea. having spent ai very onjoyttlilo. vacation at his home in \'i<~toria,_r<-- turned to (_`.harlofif-town .\Io|\da_v torc- sunm his studios ut, Prince of Wales College. Mr. William iioyce, Ilon- shaw, was in Vit-toriu on _business ’l`ucsda_\'_ Mr. linrry Lea, Victoria, rc- lurncd to (Iharlotit-lown Monday to resume his studios at Prince of Wales' College. after having spcnt a vory cn- joyahle vacation in his lioliievillzigc. Mr. M. li. liall, llru<iail>ain~., was a vis- itor to Victoria on Monday last. Mr.” Roderick J. McKinnon, l)eSable paid a visit to Victoria Tuesday. ` Messrs. Charles Doull and .\'. Bell, Capo Tru- vcrse, were visitors to Victoria Sun- day. Miss llorothy Clark, who for the past two ww-'~~ has been spending

' nt her home in Victoria re

tl|rned_to tiharlottctown to resume her rtudieu at Prince of,Wales College. Miss Francis linger:-ion and Miss Eth- cl Inman, Victoria, were in Cape Tra- verse Monllay'cvonin`g _.thc guests ot` \'r. and Mrs. Gordondlawson. Mr. llowanl Clark, Vlt»|orla',' was h visitor

to fillarlottetown. .\lonlt{ay, Messrs. R. K. Boswell and Il. l’,', ogorsoli. _spoilt Monday evening lit t‘.np'e`Tra'versc. the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Da_w- son. Mr. \\_'._ Stroud. Montreal, made 'ii linsinos sti~ip_i0,Victoria, Mon-

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PLEASANT SURPRISE.-=Tu`é'Sduy' vcnlng the resldrpce 06 Mr. and Mrs Reuben Mcflonald, at the corner of Euston and Prime streets, was sub

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NORBC-ROUGH.-The following are

the results of the examination of Nor- borough School for the month of Dec- ember. Grade Vl~l. Bellinda Glovpr; 2, Lindsay Sharpe; 3. lloland Glover and Hazel Harding. Gratlo V-l. Evelyn Connick; 2, Johnnie Connlck; 3, Willie Glover. Grade IV.-1, John- nie Andrews; 2, Mayne Stewart nud Annie Andrews; il, Mary Connick. Grade lil-l, Everett Glover; 2, Fred- die Connlck; 3. lrn Seniors. Grade li-I, Louis Gillis; 2, Gordon liay; Zi, iielena (`onnick. Grade l-Georgie Stewart:; 2, Elmer Stewart; ll. Elim Stewart. Perfect attendance: Lind-_ say Sharpe, llellinda Glover. Willie Glover, Clark llardlng, Flora Glover. Johnnie Andrews, Gladys Stewart, Cassie Gillis, Everett Glover, Eric Somers. Ira Somers. David Glover. El- mer, Louis Gillis. Following was the programme for (_'hristmas closing for Norborough School: Chorus, Cliristnias Stars Arc Shining; llecita-_ tion, The Message of the Bells, Bellin- da Glover; Duet, Annie Andrews and Virginia Doyle; Recitation. Dl\is_v`s Letter, Annie Andrew`s; liecitation, St. Nicholas, Eric Somers; Chorus, .lust Before the Battle Mother; Reci- tation. The Tale of’ a Tramp, Cassie Gillis; Ilecitation, Doll Days, Flora Glover: Solo, Christmas Bells, Virgin- la Doyle; Recltatlon, Sunta's Assist- ant. Georgie Stewart; Ilecitation. Christmas Shopping, Gladys Stewart; Duet. Once in a Manger Lowly, Hazel llarding and Helen Stewart.

PEOPLE‘S THEATRE.-"Tho linu-

ker's Daughter " is a strong drnmu. full of emotion, and a pleasing feature -without the regulation out-and-out villain. lt makes a singularly effective moving picture play. and last night a large crowd witnessed its five long reels. all intensely interesting.. at the I-‘eople's Theatre. The films were pro- jected ahs0lut'el'y perfectly, and not a break marred the excellence of the show. -The story is one that makes u lasting impression. '*Tlie characters were all ttdmirably `portra`yed. The hero is a man of Hrm character, nu-

wife, as it were, her father being in such ah' 'impoverished state as to necessitate. her "marrying money." She makes him promise to inform hor admirer that she “gives her hand but not lrer heart." lic falls to do this and the couple are nmrrled, the man believing tho girl to bc reconciled to the circumstances. She still con- tinues to love the man who first crossed her path, however-n young aitist-and years after, when he is klllod in at dnt-I, tht' bout- oi' coliton- iion in-.ing licrst-lf. and she falls on his ns-ck in tears. hor liusliuiiil realises the cause of her years of sadness. llc docnis it advisable to l|_-tivo hor, und however, with the aid of hor grand- motltor, coniposcs sonic ingenious is-ttors to the futher, and under dramatic and highly interesting cir- cumstances man and wife are recoil- clied; The ending is eminently satis- factory. The films were gorgeous. tho ‘rinutnwable settings being exquisite. The other part ol' the programme was. 1s usual. excellent.

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l."C.Fl. HAS KEPT PACE WITH GREAT TRANSCONTINENTAL LINES.

(Canadian Govr.~rnment ltallwuys Btn- pioyecs' Magazine.)

' Many trnvellors who put.ronize~ the dining cars on our through trains scarcely realize as they enter one of those finely' equipped co:'cho_s :ind arc ushered by the u|\ifurmo<l ~co\_\_iI ctor to u tnble spread with 1-u\ow§"- _-_lineal and set with the finest of-china _<a_.nd cilvcrwsrc. wi\a;t~o_n -amount 9f,'.@prt_ und great attention to detujl are Q1;-` pended In the desire to give-_L0 pas- engors those material cotnl'o'pt-s -ltirat satisfy-and exalt' the inner.nQx`1.-_

The average traveller is n|ot.l}pif_§}\0

forget that twenty-five-yenrpjjngg-‘m -

runs accepted the conditions' Aoi,-ti; as they were, and rode on th_t_',r_ for day coaches, _'a_nd. ate tholrjmo__gl3',@`.

vel demanded _something “bot-ter ` V this, so the Buffet Service wasl rb-

pasaongers on these coaches___ __Bu_t the necessity of serving regular meals while in transit. soon become impor-

stlve, and so the modern-dining car

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ways furnished no such luxl|rlos.,'l-'up .

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the station restaurants at-'v.attllpu£`, _ places along the line. - lncreasinl- p; 6924-122-lllilfmwli.

duced on the sleeping and parlor rs,

whereby light meals were served to ' H I

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~ Action Story Palpifant with Primal Passions and , ‘ the Joy of Life g

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completeness, every inch oi’ space be- _ing utilized _and ,the Chef having every utensil within touch. Needless to say, it is a. marvel of cleanliness, this being <1 principle rigidly adhered to. < , ..

Those who dine in ease and 'comfort

_while travelling are not apt to `think much about the (‘hef and 'his assist- anis who toll in the scorchingheut of the small kitchen. _'_I_`he aye_'_rs, _opal- orn picks up the neatly prlntetflnenu card and from its list of good"_tbi_ngs from this life, selects a meaI`\vlth morn or loss care and deliberation. while a polite waiter stands at atten- tion. it may oven possibly' occur to the traveller that thc prices seein hi|.'_h for certain articles on ihc hill of fare, without. stopping to think of tho great cont to the ltnllwny of providing food of the very lint-st quality preparing it en route and sorviiig it in i¥1l<~li"n|l in- viting nnxnner as .to banish nil yvcari- ness of it long journey and turn the tctlioilsiiess of travel into ai delight. llut few stop to think of these dotnils.' They accept the good service as their just duo. and are npt to t:ritl<:iv,c it' they think anything is lacking. Dining cars are luxuries that.. modern truvl-I conditions and competition have niadt: necessary, and indirectly the rail\\':t_\'| benefits liccausn of iho satisiactioii giv. on its pnfrons. wltilo as n nii\.di\ttn ni' advertising the dining car service pro-

perly operated stands high.

lint to thoroughl_v satisfy tho pub-,

llc requires tl. great deal of nliontionx to thc finest details, The food pur-I clniscd by tho (iomnilssariai Iiepnrt-' ment must be of the very finest qual-

nv and only the best the tnurkui

can ::i`|'mtl is accepiable to th-1. twili- t,|;~l_- who insp f; < -.1-ry pur.-‘t/2 :tml ~-:ject -'-1-rythl:1': 1.--1 up tn the stun dard. l

to 'lic 'l-~-'.»1"r- -E the IJ‘i‘.‘:i-:_ "xr

Service on the line ol’ the Intercolon- lol the Canadian Government Rail- ways have kept pace with the great Transcontinental lilies. u fact which can be affirmed by nil -who have `tra- vcllcd on the through Ocean Limited and on the Maritime Express between Montreal und Halifax, and the day express between llallfax and the Syd- nc-vs.

'fhn lnlcrcoloniul diners are stock-

ed lurg;-l_\' at ilalifax and' Montreal, hut. at thc various points along the line lin- vars arc t-iizthlml io fnkc on ft-cali supplies in cast- ol` nccd. in fact. in this \\'a_\' the l. ('_ It. tlilierti have |n::n_-.' :irlvantagoous_ for the line is tln'nu;.:li_:\ <'ountr_\' where tho finest of food :;np|\lics :irc avaliable. pnrtlculnr- ly zfrticll-s :null as eggs, cream, ber- ;i\':;. l'ri|it:<, fresh ilsh, etc.

.\i<-xl to thc general excellence oft'

tht- nwnu is the importance of good .<\~r\'icc and the Canadian Government llailway.~; are fortunate in having on their dining cars at well trained stall' of <-onllturiors and waiters, on whom is itnpressetl thc necessity of showing each und cvs-ry passoligcr tin- fullosl and most polite utiontion. "That they do this is shown by the frequent ex- pressions ot` praise rt\.c`oived from ap- preciative travellers by the Ilallwny i\lanngc|m~nt. The iltrouzlrtralli of lorlziy is. in i'l‘:ilii_\' ti hotel on whools, and lnlnizciigterii linvo all the advan- t‘t5.',r~s of at firsat class lioltrl while travel- ling.-A. ll. L. 3163,

A fresh supply just(

excellent and fully up to attained by this most

that you get the genuine

h’town, Dec. 9th

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ls headquarters for all kinds of Office Statlotier '

Blank Books” and Office Supplies, at lowest pricesy' -~_ Carters ‘ Success” -Binding Cases,” 'complete with index _25 cents each, and only $2.50 per dozen; The best value in binding cases ever offered). Eve Business Office of arg' account should be supp ied. vglgh ¢¢§m¢ of thhse1‘lme avinf, useful and handy devices. “ ' i _ _ We have a Mil ion Envelo es in stock, Ever size used and any quality desired. iiljholesnle &

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HASZARD’S

RAHMIN TEA

received. The qualityis the highest Standard-ever. ___ popular Tea. Ask your

' grocer for “HASZARD’S BRAHMlN” and see

article. -

' Horace Haszard,

Wholesale Agent

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