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bride was attended- by her sister,

Katie, while Edgar Dolron, brotherof the bride, acted as groomsmen. Dur- ing the niiptlal Mass, which was cele- brated by Rev. Dr. Cliiasson, hymns appropriate to the occasion were ib tiful

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IT PAYS to buy in this province.

CAVENDISH, ETC.-There will be

service in the Presbyterian church in Cavendish at 11 a.m., in New Glasgow at 3 p.m., in North_Rustico at 7 p.m. on Sunday next.

BONSHAW, HAMPTON, TRVON.

-The Rev. J. S. -MacKay will preach D. V. Conduct service next Sabbath the 17th Bonshaw at 11, Hampton at 3 and Tryon wt 7.

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SUNDAY SERVICES. - Weather

Stirling will preach in Hunter River at 11 a.m., in Hartsville ut 3 p.m., in Brookfield at 7 p.m.

! GRANVILLE CIRCUlT.- Services 'for Sunday Feb. 17th Pleasant Valley 11', Wheatley River 3, Hunter River 7. You are invitml. The third Quarterly Meeting will be held at Granville on Monday Feb. 18th at 2 p. m. A' full at- tendance 'is requested. _

- STRATHCONA PRIZE.--Miss Ada 'E. Gordon, former teacher oi' Brunden- ell School has just been notified that 'she has received one of the prizes awarded by the Strathcona Commit- tee for Physical Training. Miss Gor» don and her pupi‘ls_ are to be congrat- ulated on their sliccess-_ '

Feb. 12th, Notre Dame- Chapel, Rus- tico, was the scene of a- pretty event when Bertha K eldest daughter of

many friends unite in wishing them a happy jouriie through life

A very pleasant time was spent at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Francis, 34 School Street, on Mon-

assembled to spend the evening. Af- ter listening to a short programme of music the guests chose their part- ners and the popular .game of whist "held the fort" for over two hours; when the battle was over, it was found that IMr. A. Aylward had won the prize for gentlemen, and Miss A. Doyle captured the ladies' prize. Re- freshments were then served by Mrs. A. Aylward assisted by. Misses A. Doyle and E. »McKearney. after which a short timewas spent in dancing. The gathering then all joined in sing- ing “Auld Lang vSyne,"_ “For I-Ie’s ri Jolly Good Fellow," and the party was brought to zt close with three cheers and, a tiger -for the host and hostess. ,

Ravages of Time

Are what you seek to make

the grave o f your departed with/ We supply no others.

Our Monuments are the best

to be had. Estimates given.

Chandler & Bell

60 Kent Street

awvm "--9 months with her cousin in Trenton,

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Fresh Pork Sausage

Manufactured from best* spices obtainable and

choice fresh meats.

Under' Government Inspection

' Each wrapper bears the official stamp: "Est

50 Canada Approved

.” Nz. higher certificate of .

quality is needed. D\'»E¢c» Harfls

Sold by all leading grocers.

Davis &i'"Frase1f A I "

Charlottetown, P. E.,I.

_"1 ' I t _ ____ ing, Charlottetown

IRIS.-The many friends of Captain

,Dan Daley and familyare pleased to hear that they are.out again after their severe illness, _and _sorry to hear that they have lost their little son.- Mr. Rody McRae, of Wood Island North, spent Sunday afternoon with Mr. Adam Wight of Iris.-Pte. Willie Martin, Caledonia W'est, spent the week-end at his brother's in Iris, l\!» Dan Martin.--Miss. Christy McLean. of Commercial Cross..who was visit- ing her friend Miss Annie Wight, re- cently in Iris, is leaving in a few weeks for France, as a nurse.-Mrs.` Adam White has returned to her home in Iris, after spending two'

Mrs. William Nowlan.-Iris school is

ful management of Mr. E. Buell. - lMr. Norman Bain of Iris was visiting f Mr. J. J. Stewart in \Vood Islands.- Miss Frances VVhlte has returned to ber home in Iris after spending her ,liolidays with her aunt in Murray Harbor, Mrs. William Sharam. - .Mr. Paul McQueen, Mount Vernon. _passed through Iris Tuesday.- Mr. _Murdoch McPhee of Iris was visiting 'friends in Caledonia. -Mrs. Duncan McLaughlin is leaving Iris shortly for her home in Vancouver.

Large; rover, Corp. Murphy (capt.);

fereed the game.

SBS

` 'fried MonN_iNc ouAno|AN may be ha at the News and Variety Store, 70 Great George St., opposite St. Diinatan’s Cathedral.

BONSHAW SCHOOL. -The semi-

annual examination of » Bonshnw

school was held on Friday afternoon, February lst, am was largely nt- tended. The pupils were examined in the different subjects by Mrs. S.

Hlckox. Miss Ixlanche Beaton, Mrs. Wm. Macllae, ltr. A. J. liiacNevin, M.L.A., and the teacher, Miss Carrie

amination the following program was

Chorus b the school' recitations b

Macliae; solo, Clara McManus; reci- tations by.Lester Hickox and Milton MacRae; dialogue by ten pupils; re- citatlons by Clara Mcllinnus and Inez MacRae; quartette, by Elsie MacLeod, Margaret MacNevin, Bertha McMan- us' and Jessie Murchison; recitations, Jean Crosby and Jessie Murchison; dialogue “Almost an Elopenient" by Bertha McManus, Everett Maclias. Sterling and Stephen MacLeod; re- citatlons by Catherine MacNevin and Bertha McManus. At the close of the program, .llisscs Elsie MacLeod and Jean Crosby on behalf of the whole school, presented the teacher with a beautiful gift, accompanied by t.lio followingcompllmentary address: Miss Currie .M. Carson, Dear Friend

WEDDWG 95|-I-S-“'00 Tl1€B‘l“Y»"linfl Teacher,--Aa you have been with

us now for, over half a year, and during all that time you have done your utmost to promote our welfare in the way of imparting knowledge, and by your pleasing and impartial treatment of us, you have installed yourself in our hearts permanently as a true friend. We wish to show you in some way that we appreciate your kindness and interest taken in us. The-n, dear teacher, may your lingers never be cold in this air oi' oves

wishing you a world of happiness dur- ing the New Year now with us, we remain, your devoted pupils.

very interesting game of hockey was played at Fort Connaught, I-ialifax,on Thursday, Feb. 7th, between the "ln- vincibles” oi' the P.E.l.H.B., and n. team from that fort. The game was fast and clean, and u good exhibition of’ hockey ‘was displayed. It was played in three twenty-minute peri- ods. The first period opened with a rush by the P.E.I.’s towards the “Conn's" goal, and Nu. 1 was imme- diately scoredfor Ives. . Fast play continued but the “Conn’s” only man- aged to get one score in this period. and Ives making their score 4. The second period of the game was excit- ing, the Ives forwards kept the rub- ber all throughout the period dashing at the “‘Conn's" goal, making the score at the end of this period 7 to 2. The third period was a little one- sided. Ives keeping thc rubber in the “(‘.onn’s" territory nearly all the time, scoring 5 more goals' in quick succes- sion, and thus the game ended 12 to »2. A return game is to be played at Ives on Monday, and no doubt it will be a better game, as some of the "Conn’s" players were on pass ,on Thursday. Every man played a splen- did game, using excellent combina- tion work. The “Invincibles” with a little practice will be as good as any team thc Island can produce. The team is much strengthened by thc presence ot' Llcui.. Burke and Sapper Tibbot of the R.C.E. A meeting was held on Tuesday evening to appoint it committee. At this meeting Lleut.. Burke was elected manager, Corp. Murphy Captain, Sergt. W. Williams and Sergt. Schill as committee. No doubt these men will carry out their duties in a satisfactory manner. It is pleasing to note that the “lnvinc- ibles" last year in all the games they. played were never defeated, and no doubt they will prove themselves as good this year. The line-up is as fol- lows:--Goal, Sergt. Mullins; point, Lieut. Burke; c. point, Sapper Tihbot. r. wln;, Gr. McAleer; l. wing, Sergt.

centre, Gr. Binns. Gr. Diamond rc-

The Nova Scotia “Lumber King” y : “I consider MINAl'tD’S LINIMENT

M. Carson. At the close-of thc ex-_

das and Bangor and Dundas on Safo hath 17th. ‘

MARRIAGE ANNOUNCED. -- Mr

Florence to 1\ir_ George Loclthp-,_t Schuthe on lllouday, thc fourth day of February, 1918. The miiny relativ-

Join in happiest congratulations to Mrs. Scliuthe.

LAID TO REST.-T".e funcrnl' oi'

Mrs. Francis McMillan look placo on Monday, Feb. llth. The service was held at the home of her son, George,

I-lector_Mardoniild of Vancouvfar, B.-j (L, formerly of this city, aunouncesl the marriage of his daughter. Buell'/,l

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guarantee of “Coffee

Satisfaction”

In ,'*f.|and2poi|.rids¢\hdti|u _

es`and friends iii this Province will -'|*°f°fPlf¢°|l\m-

EWU IW" of dllicloul coffee should

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slime time. interment was made in ,the Hunter River Cemetery beside her husband who assed awa about|

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that we now present you with, and'

ISLANDERS WIN IIN HOCKEY.-A;

MR. M. DELANEY

The funeral of the late Mr. M. C. Delaney was held from his ‘home in! North Tryon to the Tryion Cemetery on Tuesday aftcrnoon January 22nd. Revs. E. P. Calder and James Mc- .Doiigall conrliicicd the services' at ‘thc home and grave. The high esteem and the general confidence of the public placed in the late Mr. Delaney was- highly cxemplified by the largely attended funeral. So great was the concourse of people present that it was necessary t\o remove the remains outdoors in order to allow those who desired an opportunity to view them, while uipwards ol’ 150 teams followed theiu te their 'lust resting place. ln the startling and vel-y sudden death of Mr. Delaney thc community has received a severe shock that they will not readily forget. Aifsiiig early in the morning of the 19th iiis~t appar- ouily in perfect physical healthi he drove front his home to Albany und return. That same afternoon, sudden- ly seized with a stroke of that dread

disease atpp`c-plexy he lingered 'but af few .sim-rt hours-thus reminding us that “In the midst of life we are in death". Mr. Delaney will 'be greatly missed lu the community. His cheer- ful greeting and his -prompt and ever ready hand to aid the needy cannot easily be replaced. To the bereaved widow and children go out the sym- pathy of’ the community and though a fond and loving. husband and' tn‘us`:-t- ing parent has 'been “Called Home", they are comforted with the assur- ance that the active life. spent in successful honest effort and -faithfu-l toil has at last been crowned by the . Masters “Well Done.”

where she has made her home for Cl'l1\$E&SANBORN, MONTREAL

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particle of hair.

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only razor on the inar- ket i-hat -sharpens its »

own blades a.utoma:i-

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` Guaranteed io Satisfy

COMPLETE OUTFIT .

$5.00 .ir Au. sionrs M AuioStrop Safety Razor Co., Limited

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number of people gathered at the \

house, and 'followed the remains to L .

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so oARcAl'u'§'f"§ _ $3.89 I p

Will give you your 1 hoice f a large assortment of tvlish Boots. These goods were reg- ularily marked $500 and . $5 50 two yi-als ago and to- oav wwld easily be woith $6 50 to $7.00 and you can

HAVE YOUR CHOICE

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PRINCE EDWVARD ISLAND _

. Time Table in Effect December 31st, 1917. __

6v=RNME:N1' RAii..\NAVs

A.M. P.M.

8.45

- 4.47

7.45 5.40

6.00 7.00 7.45

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DGP.

Charlottetown Hunter River Emerald Jet

AIT. 10.30

Drip, 7_ .55

Trains Outward Read Down Train' ""‘”“'d mid "9 - /

Daily Daily Daily Daily ATLANTIC STANDARD TIME Daily Doily_ Daily Dasily D°~_l_:g___

ex. Sun. ex. Sun, ex, sun “_ Sun, ex.Sun. ex.Sun. ex,Sun. ex. un. ‘LLM

P.M. A.M. A.M. NOON P.M. P.M. . .

7.30

' 6.21.

5.00 5.40

12.00 10.50 10.10

_8.55

6.40 7.00

I 8.20

Cape Traverse

' Borden

Dep.

4.40

P.M.

6.30 6.00

`A.M.

the best LINMENT in use.

I got my foot badly jammed lately.

I bathed it Well with MINARD’S LIN- IMENT and it was as well as ever IMENT and it was as well as ever

8.15 9.00

8.05 6.30

4.20 5.05

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Buy You

Piano NOW

-Its the best

_ Plan I

Everything entering 'ln-

lo the making of a piano has increased tremend- ously in price and if you are fore-sighted you will -buy.

The S lendid wilus 2 PIANO

As soon a_g possible be-. fore the price advances HKMD. as it is sure to do.

-The Willis piano ‘with its rich caseaud splend- id tone is its mm salon man. Call in and hear it.

0. E. Toomlis 177 Queen St.

I ~

Lens Grinding Do You Know-

That we operate the ony

- Lens Grinding Plant on . E. Island? _

That we employ a skilled

Surface _Gri_nder, and are daily grinding_ from the rcugh lass-t e most com- plicated kinds of lenses ?_

These are facts, which

mean a good deal to the Glass wearing public, doing away with the annoying delays caused by sending away for special lenses.

Send your glasses in by

‘ mail, you'll get them bac

promptly and in perfect con- dition.

, Call in and look over our

plant.

_ Hutcheson

Optometrist and Optician

a n d Prosperous New Year. I

Eye Specialist ~

Office Royal Bank Build-

oifia uw. mo-12.30 `

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We 'thank o u r

Customers for their generous patronage during the P a s. -t Year and extend to all our sincere

wishes for a Happy

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ext day.

Yours Very Truly

T. G. McMILLEN

'Your Physicians » 'l`raining,|:`._xperi°.nce _ His Knowledge of your Condition

These are the things which

he writes in his prescriptions.

It is important, then, where

you have that prescription fill- ed. We \have everything prescri- bed by physicians and our com- pounding is conducted with skill and care. The special care which we give to

' ` PRESCRIPTIONS

has caused our prescription de- partment and every other de- partment of our -business to grow.

~ This growth is continuous be- cause people ‘believe in pure

drugs, superior service and right prices.

LET U8 FILL YOUR NEXT PRESCRIPTION

6.45 7.44 8.37 9.21 10.00 P.M.

Arr.

Tues. Thur. Sat.

A . M . 11.30 Dep. 1 . 14 2 . 44 3 . 51

5.00 Arr. P.N.

Kensington Sunimerside

,_ ._

Summerside Port Hill 0'Leary Alberton Tignisb

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5.45 A.M.

Arr.

Dep.

4.20 . 3.30 Mon. Wed'. Fri. P.M. 12.20 10.41 9.21 8.02 7.00

A.M.

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Mon

`A.M. 7.00 8.55 9.32 10.02 11.35

Wed.

_ Fri.

Daily Except Sunday P.M. 3.10 _Dep. 4.30 '

5.00 5.22 6.30 Arr.

Charlottetown Mt. Stewart Morell St. Peters Souris

Mon.

_ Wed.

Fri.

A.M. P.M.

Arr. 10.10 6.10 _ 3.55 4.30

8.22 3.35

, 8.00 - 3.00

Dep. . 6.50 1.35

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Mon. Wed. Fri. A .M. 9.10 10.20 11.00 11.40

P.M. 4.85 Dep. 5.27 5.51 _ - 6.25 Arr.

Mt. Stewart

' Cardigan Montague ' - Georgetown

Mon. Wed. Fri .

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nap. 1.40

P.M. 4.10

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Sat. only

P.M. 3.10 4.25

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Sun. `

P. M . 3.10 Dep. 4 _ 55 '

7 . 05 Arr. Murray Harbor

Charlottetown Vernon River

Dep. 6 . 20

Sat. only

Dolly ex. Sat. and un. A . M .

Arr. 10.10

8 .20

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Commoiicing Monday, January 21st, 1918, the above timeta Train advertised to leave Emerald Junction nt. 6.45 p.m., w

p.m., two hours earlier than above time. _ _ ._ , . _ - ,

Train advertised' to leave Bowen at 4.40 pm., will leave at 1.40 p.m.,'hi~rfve at Emerald Junction at I.

J h ‘ & Jn* 30 p. m., instead of at 5.80 p. in. leave Emerald .hltctlon at 2.45 p.-m, and arrive at -Charlottetown _4.4_5f» li. m. _ . 0 Illllll IIIDII _ Instead of 1.30 p. nr. 'rrain advertised to leave summmiae at are p. m. viiiieave at 1.so p, m. me arrive

Th. mmm, o|_u'”°" _iiiiiigqrgld Jet. at 2.80 D-m.. illltend of 5.00 p.m. These changes. are made necessary; owing to -ICI GUNDI- '

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‘ _ ° ( A - loo.) 'Massager 1' :file Manager, V , blah-let Pnoohgor Anim.” I

Moncton, N. I. _ Moncton, N. I. Charlottetown. P. I. I. _

ble will be changed temporarily as follows:- - ~ ill leave at 8.45 p. m. and arrive Borden 5.00-_

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