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- ' sau osart-i.-rue death occur- auspices 0 fthe Tyne vaney P“°°\1r-|

~~ __ _ in h Sutnmei-std on Mora terian Sunday School was held in the

" ' ‘ ‘ Hall at that place on Christmas plight.

fill Milli 'YEARS

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TUESDAY

r I at his uine. ei tiny morning, December 28th, at .3 i o’t-lock, of Mr. Venture Arsenault, af- ter a lingering illness. lie is survived by a sorrowing wife; also the follow- ing sons: I’Iil||ip, Andrew and Ven- turo, ull oi’ Suinmerslde, and one daughter. Mrs. Emanuel Arsenault, of Long River, P. E. l. Funeral Tuesday iiiorniiig front his inte resltleiice.--X.

AN lSLANDER'S PORK.--The fol-

lowing is front an Decarat. Ia., ex~ tzliatigcz-During the present week two hogs were delivered to the local dealers that are worthy of ntentioii. Oiic was sold by llcnry Running that weighed 080 pounds and he received $67 for it. This was an old hog. On thc saute tlay \\'illliini Heutlliigton, i'oi'mt-rly of l’_ Island. delivered a hog tliai wt-iglicd T80 pounds that was only it _\'t-:ir old. Ycur old hogs :tt that \vt»i_i:lit art- very tiiiusiiaI_

EXAMINATIONS.-The half year-

lv t-xaiiiiiiatioii ot' Port i-lill School

CIDIUI MCKIY !!l~

Kn~ritN, ONT., june lTth. 1013.

"Il'lB\'e been using "I"ri\it-it-ti\'es”

as a family reinetiy for many years. 'l`hey are the ltcst ntcdiciue 1 litive ever tried. “I-`rtiit-zi-ti\‘es"do nie the most good--tlie_\' never gripe and their action is pleasaiii.

"i have used them for lndigestion

and Constipation with tlichestrestiits, and I heartily recotiinieiid tliciu to anyone similarly afflicted.

Tliesetroubles i\a_\~eieitiuecoinplete-

lv and [give "1-`riiit-ti-ti\‘<-_~." full credit for all this. A nicer pill a uiati cannot take."

GEORGE 1\l\.`KA\'.

The enormous deinaiid lor “'I-`riiit~a-

‘ tives" is slcatlily iiicrctisiiig, duelo the

fact that this wttittlcrfiil fruit iitcdiciiit: gives proiiipi. icliel iii all cases of liidigrsiioii, Coiistipritioii, Sour Stoxiiacli, Rllfiiirttitisiii, Clirtiiiic. lit-.aolaclit-~', and Netirtilgizi, and all l-I iiliit-_v aiitl illatltlet 'i`t*o|ililc=.

fiijc a lltix, tl for 1.`.'.:'»tl, trial :.i/c T’.`tc,

floltlliy .ill licaleinur sritl ou im-t~ipl of piiceby I-‘mit a-LivesLitiiiLr:d. Ottawa.

took place on the afternoon ot' Wed- tiestlay, l)ct‘_ Zilrd, and was attended by it large iiiinibcr of the people oi the district. The school was nicely tlccorutetl t`or Vhristmas and a nice piwigrattituo was carrlcrl out by the :scllooi cliilllreii. The pupils were ex-

\ CHRISTMAS CONCERT..-. A

A fine programme was carried o t by the school children and a nice sum

day School:-P.

PLEASANT EVENT.- Mr. and

Mrs. James Matthews of Covehead. entertained a number of their friends including Mr. and Mrs. F'. D. Webster and family and Mr. and Mrs. James Hughes and family on Christmas evening. A delightful social time was spent interspersed with grapltonola music anti dainty refreshments,

HOME GUARD.-Captain W. B.

Prowse, who very kindly offered but- tons to the Home Guard. is distribut- ing them now to all those who have signed the service roll. The button is of gold and' blue enamel with the l'iiion Jack in the centre anti Home (Iiiarti, 1014, around the rim. Several ltuiiilrod ot' these have arrived and otil_v those \vlio join the Home Guard will be permitted to wear then:

WEDNESDAY

OFF FOR THE FRONT.-In a re-

cent issue of a Dawson paper a list is given oi' those who formed what is known as Boyles' Yukon Contingent' which is now on its way to the front. expecting to leave Vancouver, about

realized which goes toward the Sun-'

BIBLE, .8Q¢lETY.-Tho annual-

meeting of the Prince Edward island Auxiliary Bible--Boclety will. be held on Tliursday, January 7, during the week of prayer in St Paul's Parish Hall. Charlottetowii. Rev. 0. C. Taylor, of Zion Church, will be' the speaker that evening. it is requested that all branches ot' the Bible Society in this Province will kin_dly send in their returns not later than January 6. _’l`lie Canadian branch of this great Society has already furnished 35,000 copies of the New Testament to the first contingent of volunteers, and 20.000 copies are on their way for the second contingent. The llible Society gladly takes the burden ot' this heavy expenditure. and cordially welcomes sympathetic contributions from friends and auxiliaries. A special collection will he taken up at the annual meeting next week t`or this purpose.

A PLEASTNT SURPRISE.-t\Ir.and

Mrs. Hill of the Amherst Hotel. t`orm~

' eriy ol' this city, were given fi very

pleasant surprise Thursday evening

lnmiiietl by the teacher, Miss l.oi~etta the 1st ofthe new year. Among th`osc whe" mel’ were “'flil9d \1l_l0\l by the l_\l. Lcoiiartl. assisted b_v Rev. John J. who tmve enttsted are the fonowtng h0i@l SUI" and Dfesenleil ‘Will 11 hi’-“‘l' lIiainI`ortI. The readiness with which Prince Edward |5|ande|-5; Harry Aus. 501116 lelllller l'0Cl<@l` The Dl`990Ul~\\ll0“ ithe pupils answt-red the questions put tin C0014, gf 3ummerB|de_ aged 26; VYIIS H1809 bl’ the head Clerk. M\`~ MC- lm .t,,.m sh0“.(,,| that they had been william Kenneth Currie' of DundaS_lLlary,_\\'lio took occasion to refer to the itintler the tutorsliip ot' a good teacher. aged 33; Robert A,-“mr Sma||_ of IHIDDY FHISUOHS lllill had 0XlSl€‘fl U9' l.\t tht- close of the examination prizes (‘_liarlotteto\vn, aged 33; Samuel G. “Wen me management and me em' lwcrt- presented to the differnt classes W;|¢\.1¢._1|_ of (~_hm~|0tte¢0wn_ aged 31_ Dl0Y€@-S (luring the DHS! War and i0 .and all tht- pupils were treated to can- The list also indudes 4; from yovu @_Xl0_“il i0 (hem U19 WSI “'lSll0S Ol' U19 lily. nuts and oranges b_v the teacher. S(-0ti,1 ami 2 from New 3|-unswtct,-_ Ul_l`lSlmilS S99-S01l~ Nr- l“C(`-lar." F150 *ltr-\'. .\ii'. iiaiiiiord, iliessrs. \\'_ .l. Mont- _ Ti’-l9l‘l'9(1 10 ille €l'f€f‘i lhfll U10 Sf‘l'l9l"

l_f:oiiit~t‘_v llcrtiard. ll. llrown and others ;sptikt~ appi't-t-itiii\'t»l_\’ of thc rcsuli' of .thc t-rzatitiiiittlioti and :ill were 'gi`t‘:itlj.' |ilt‘;i:.t»tl with tltt- gootl

iworli doin- by .lliss i.e=on:irtl. 'l`l_ie. I _ '.1' _I 1/ . 1. ; _ ' ' ' __ I

‘l':tll` \'.:irl\' t-vatnitiatioii oi' lllrcli llill ITL)I;:.,n,;,i,-U:l;.i‘Ti?i'¢`¢-tmitlityiililhiiigl “fill ii]l2il,-k();(i|\i]mE;ji"tlMfalsiiirfilxlili-T.;g:).i tho

lst llotil ttitilt plztct- on ilu- a|`tt»rtiooii ol

WILL NEVER BE PRESIDENT.-

.iohii Lorancc in liostoii Advertiser says. That some persons are talking oi' l"ranliliii Knight Lane, thc Set-re-

raoti not want anotlier teini is verv

busi-

the

ai depression had on the hotel

ness and their appreciation oi' fact. that evt-.ii with slack tinics the staiT l\a.d not bet-ii retliitecd. Mr. llill on beltali’ of liintsclf anti Mrs. lllll

for

l.- ,_ . . ,_ -» f- . ~ - . . ` - . ho c lliat thc It-a."tnt_ rclntiotis ox- I "" "'l“-"1 '_" '_"“'“";‘_'I_'|. ln: ,l'_"l_"|’;m“"l";_ crotiitnlilc to tlicir jtttlgitietil. 'I’Ii¢~re D D L"

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lu l‘t':id his liiogriiphy .me ciiitics :tcrtiss-\viis born nt-nr l`l1ut‘lol~t.t‘.tli\\'ii. Prince l<Idv.:irtl island (`:tnn<ln.."

A UN#QUE SOUVIENIY.. - Miss

(Iracc I. (lay, til tlils city, recelvctl llirotigli thc iuaila tlit-_ other dtiy an liitercstiiig _~.ouvt-iiir lu tlic shape of it letter wrlttcii by liersttlf on May 25th, :itlrt-ssctl to ‘° Ilr (‘. t‘. Young. .\'cw llockliurzt, Klizinliti oi' iiot-kliarti, t‘_ .-\sia, care of ltiissiaii linperiiil Political Agency." \\'itIi such an atldrt-ss oiic might reasonably expect ii _lt-ttcr to meet with some experi- ences, and this one did. It liailpeiicd to lic i`orw:irdet| by the ill~i`aled str-aincr Empress of Ireland, and with Iicr went to the bottom ol' the ltivcr St l.awrcnce,_ Later il was ret:ovt=.rod by divers and rt-turned to Bliss Guy '-'itli tht: cxplutiatioii on the teiivcloptx “ iff-covterotl by divers front \vt‘eck of' :._s. i<Jniprc.::s ol' Irolaiitl_". Notwitli- standing its varied experiences the writing is fttiitc legible although, iiattiriilly. blurred. Miss Gay will trcnsiirc it as it valued ‘soii\'enir.

A POPULAR COUPLE.-A compli-

nicntary tarewt-ll tliiiner was tendered Mr__lteuhcii Macdonald of the Patriot. by Mr and Mrs Davies on the eve of* his coming marriage. Tho guests were the geiitlenien boarders of tlic hott-l and several other intimate liicntls. Mr J. .l. llavics was chair- man, _and lllr il, itidgar Shaw occiipicd tho vice <~_Iiair__- An informal toast list was carried ont. The toast, “Our (iiicsi," ,was proposed by Mr. Davies. :ind .spoken to by t‘ol_ Preston, l-I. li. lllll-Egan. ll.- E. Shaw, ii. lt. liillsou, Owen Trainor. F, .l. Nasir, S. S. U0SSitlll. (`. ll! Poole. Frank Matson and I-‘_ G. Jordan. Mr Shaw on behalf ot’_tlie other guests read a address to Mr .\Iiictlonald and presoiitld him with ii valuable calabasli pipe anti a tobacco _mr filled with fragrant; tobacco. and also presented the t'titu_i‘e bride with u ladies dry-ising case. _ Mr Mactloiiald ill tlllDl`0l>riiitc term!! tiiutiketl the

-_ _ ' -' donors for their kindness ahd spoke

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I llic Massacliuseits

later, and also intt'o:ist~rl

_ inzidea vcr/ szit`f.¢f.ic'tor_v

l _._ has tlcclaired a casli dividend oi l() p. c. with more

- Silver Black lfot-:es :ind added liftv pens for ranch-

iuig l"oxcs for miotlici' coiiiprtiiv l`lic aniuizil report _

' _ sont to all sio."_ltliolti<ri's shows that thc coiripaiiy luis

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Silver l’»l:icl< Fox Company

its ranch by four patrs of

sl1.f;wiii_i_{ the past ycnt.

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Profits of the Connaught Co. I ' '»- if you wish to share in the 1915 profits of the Connaught

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The Massachusetts Silver Black

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PASTOFt'5 APPRECIATION.-On Stiiitlay, Dec. 27tli, in Clifton, New__ I.oiidou,-before beginning the service. thc pastor, Rev. (i. \\'_ Irvine. very tit- tingly tluiiiketl the t-oiigregntltiii for. their grt-at kindness to himself' and his mother ntid brother, especially during his motlier's lotig illness. and iit this ('lit‘istitias season. wlicii he was tlit- happy rot-ipit-iit_ of ti beauti- l`iil |»rt-at-iit front the tlirec coiigregii- lions, ti l'i|r coat of the first t|ualily_ Mr. lri-int' said that llit-so t-ou:ri'eg:t- fiona lind the i'iii-ulty ol' iiiitkitttt their plislor t`ct~| vt~i'_\' ittiivortliy rlutl lic

iii thc tmitiin: _vt :tr tlttiu iii tlt'~ |»:i1.t_-- I.. ' 'l`|iti fttllowliit: it tlcr |‘t-ct-i\'t:tI by Mr.- l’tal<t', t‘liui'lotlt-towii, is i4cli`~c.\tplun'.t- .'oi'j.' and wil ln- ot' gr-titti-:il iiilt-rest:

\\'t~lIingt_on llarrockrt,

.. llallfax, N.ii.,

To Mrs A.`(i_ Pcnlce, (`lin.rlottctown. I"roni 0. (‘. "(i_" t`o_\'.. Uoniposite

Ilattttlion.

Dent' Mrs l‘caIte.-On behalf' of_

l.letit_ Mt-hood, Lit-tit. Full, non-coin- inissioiictl officers and men. I wish to express to you, nntl to thc ladies Clutrlottttown, oitr extreme thanks io: your gniicroiis contribtltiorfttnd kindlyf conf-.erii in~ mtiklng our Christmas dinner the iinqtinliiled liuccess it tiirned otit to be.

l_(nowlnt: the uuinbcr of men from

ltopt tl to Iii- tililc to do limrt- for lite-ntl

_ not-_ zqtii, 1014. I

istiiit; would long tzoiititiitc.

WEDDING BELL8.-- ’l`lit~ lioiiit- oi'

Mr. :ind Mrs. _Simon Browit, lluiiter Itlvcr, was the st-cite of an interest- ing event oii Wctliicsduy tlit- ltltli, Inst. tit 'f o'r-look p. iii., wht-ii their youngest dnugliicr idilif-I l’liot-bc anti Lorne l’rcs'.on lliggiiis oi' South Mel- ville, were units-tl iii marriage. The ceremony was pcrformetl by the l'lcvd_ J. ll. Mt-llattie in thc presence ot' near relatives of the britic und groom. The liritio, who was given a- wa_v hy hor father, looked cliarming in a brown silk~go\vii with white lace trininiingsi. She was attended by Miss ilattie Taylor' ol` lluiiter River. The groom was ably supported b_v his brother. 'I‘hoinns Iliggins. After the ceremony and <-ongrat.tilat.ioiis a sum- ptuous wetitllntz supper was served. 'l`lu- bride was the recipient of many liandsomc presents among them be- ing it lieatitifttl chair t`roin the choir and Missioii llalid of lliinter ltiver.

The happy coupli- will rcsitlc iii Solltli`

Mt-lvillc. I ` _ -

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WEDDING B`ELLS.-Tlie marriage

oi' Alisa Millict-nt lliiu-Leotl. daiigiiter of i\1r. Jas, Miit:l',`eod, l\'ieriniaid, to Mr. \Vni_ S. Ma.cl£‘aci1erii, a prosperous young farnier of"the same community. took place on the evening of l)eceiii- bt.-r ltitli iu thc presence ofa t`e\v of thc intimate i'rieiitls_ of the conti‘at:tiiig par~ ties. The iiitcresting ceremony was pcrforiiietl by the lte\'.'I)_ MacLean. When the knot ,was securely iastciietl and coiigrattiiatlotis extended, a call' was given for all to rcpairto the dinlln.: room where ii ‘aiiniptiiotis repost had been provitit-tl by Mrs. MacLeo.l in licr usual tlaiiiiy style. Noetliss tosay that all did ample _itisticc and ciijoyctl thc tlaiiities provided. The next part of tho program was tht- clicvaric. _litiiiy oi' the youth ol' the community appear- otl in their different costtiiiies _and after partskingfof some refresltiiictits gave three clieers anti t1 tiger for the newly married couple. The bride wat: the recipient of' many valuable pres ents in the shape ot’ cash, cheques, anti itseftil articles from the mat and blan- ket up to the beautiful fur coat( Tho Guardian extends to Mr. and Mrs. iliac- Euclierii its very- best wlslies for a happy and prosperoiis Joiirncy through life. ' ' .

THURSDAY

ANOTHER PRESENTATION. - In

the Patriot. office yesterday foreiioou M. 'James Coyle. mechanical l`ore- man. on bt-lia`if of ilie employees ot

his tlgpnrtniciit preseiit.ed_Mr. Ileuben Mncd nald' t-'_ditor ofthe Patriot. with a liaiitlsome carving set, as ti wedding gift Mr. t`o_vIe also :tiltlcd hearty wislics i'nr happiness and prosperity for the prospective lirldc siitl itruoni Mr; Mat-tloiialtl express- ed his dt-4-p npprecitiiioii of thc spirit ol' iclloivuliip anti t:ootl\vlll \vl\it'li pivuiiptetl llic tlon4\i's In so I<in.ll_\' t't-itil-itilicriiit; hlni on his wt-tl ding tl:i_\' _

CONCERT AND CHRISTMAS

TREE.--At Ilazclbroolt tizi 'I'tit-stlziy, Ilct-_ 22th at ti p. ni. tt liirtrc iiuinbt-r gutltcrod in liazelbrook School ltooin which was crowded shortly after the t:oiiimcnt=t~nictit `to enjoy the program- me product-tl`by_ the children. Mr. J. A. Moore was 'asked to tal-to the chair and_as hc conrlucteti from number to number surprise gave place to pleas- ure to gratification that such results could be got from the small school. l<"roni tho oldest to the youngest scholar all tlid very well, worthy of special note was the singing of Miss P.McGiIlvar_v and the Dialoges by Miss -Mctiillvary. Master K. Jones, C. anti G. Moore and .Wood. M. Monaghan added much to the pleasure of the evening with gramaphone selections which were well chosen. 'l‘he last

l’.I'}.I_ doing duty lu (lnnndn null

pudtllngs, pickles, t-1tiucc,_cake and boxes of citntly wcll-nigh innumerable were, to ua, it very pleasing surprise littlccil; and the number of people who contributed to mako'our dinner

our people are taking In our welfare.

Again thanking you for the patriotic

Comlgany-get your share of stock today. ‘

ay by_day_the_n,umber of Connaught shares to be sold at par value iycrows less. If you wish to secure some, you i tnust act quic ly. -

Call. write or phone. _ _ _ _ . __

Rt-~t»l~ur.it.....i alta; i=..i....,_ ti' - _“Cam`e't‘on Block Bo”i¢f8_4-» 'Cherie' '"

cnt ' r' " At ____ _ . _ _ _ __ I

Interest you are taking ln' ns, and; trusting that we shall be of_soms benefit to our King and country.

wherever we may be ctglsd to serve. in this their hour of n ' , and with pleasant recollections ol’ the kindness of tlin ladies of Charlnttelpwn.

I.-l'QM__l\\ _:'

' ours' sinctireiy,

r. noni/r iz, Minor,

.~ p.!’_°°..H§P°“'- '

abroad, three. large boxes illled with]

a success shows very fully the intsre'f _

number on the programme was the cali for Sttnta Clause who to thc amuscmont of all was accompanied by his wife. The latter forced the dear old tiian under the table anti ,took up herself the duties of distribut- ing the f;ootl_tlilnga to the children. The tree which was well loaded was soon relieved of its load and Mr. anti Mrs. Santa took their leave. The Chairman. Rev. W. P. Mcvle, was called upon to say a few words. He referred to the splendid donations of

the school. the sglendld showing or the children ,_hic the speaker said indicated muo¥i_.ofL¥aiastuklIlK effort- by; the. teacher _ Iss Watnrninn. T rough Ml-..,,. Moore the teacher

thanked all. gram .tor their sttiand--

ance and Mr. Mc for the words

spoken. _ _ _ »_.. I

versus

be st1|'t~ The Ice

perfécrtltld lf you can't

good and loud

be valuable. Bo

CRI!

your COm6

AT THE RINK.--On Tuestliil’ lll8lll

sized crowd was at the Arena__

a good Rink for the special skate given by the management. The attendance. al- though uot by any means small, was not too large and all present had a grand skate. The ice was splendid. not being in the least affected by the soft weather, and with 'the superb music furnished by the 82nd Baud enjoyment reigned supreme. Skater! will be glad to know that there will be rink Thursday night und -on the afternoon of New Year‘s Day. and also on that night.

SCOTCHFORT.-Mrs. Wm. Fisher.

Souris, who spent Christmas visiting 1'rieiids'iii Scotchfort, has returned home. _Miss Blanche Dougan, teacher at Victoria (’ross, is spending her Christmas holidays at her home iii Tracudie Cross. Mr. J. J. McDonald. Ti'acadie_Cross, spent the week~enti visiting friends iii Rollo Bay. Mr. Edward Rossiter, Morell, paid a short visit to Maple Hill recently. The cold weather ol’ the past few days Iias hard- ened everything up, The ice ou East River has thickened tip so that teams are travelling ou it to Mt. Stewart. The smelt fishing has for the time be- ing been abandoned as the weather is too cold to fish with comfort, and not very much profit for the labor as the sinelts have slackened down to a small margin of what the catches were u few weeks ago. ilir. Win. Sinnott, Morell, has returned home after spend ing (‘hristnias visiting friends in Scotclifort. Misses Florric anti Mary Ifislier, Scotcliiori, spent the week- end visiting iii Rollo Iltty, tho gtir-sts of Miss Adelina l‘feters. Mr. At-iieus Mt-ilotialtl, (irand Trncatlio, piiitl it short visit to Scott-lifort'Sunday.-S.

PATRIOTIC CONCERT.-Tito bil;

etiwrtoitiineiil. iii aid ol` the I'ati~iotic l~`uiid field in Argyle Shore llull on Mondn_v cvciiiiig, llcc. 28th, was ii grand stit-ct-ss. Livery iiutnber on the progriiniuit- \vns.roiiilct'cd iii such a iniiniit-r as to win ilu-_ applause and apprci-iatioit oi' the lurgt- iiiitllt-iicc. Mr /\. .|. McI\'cvln tlisclitirgctl thc dit- ties oi' cliairman ond opened thc cn- tertainment with a neat speech. The following is the pt'ograinine:~~()peu ing t~horii.~_t, British t'uvalier; vocal solo, Mr. .\'t-il Shaw; dialogiic. 7 char- acters; solo. Miss Myrtlc llt-iidcraoii; recitation ta llravo lim-tl). .l. Aiistin 'l‘raiiior; vocal solo, Mr. <‘t-cil Ste- wart; i~t\atliii_t:. Mr. llarry iloiitcs: tlltl- Iogue, rl t-haract.;-rs; iiitcriuis.~;ioii- candy stile; reading. Mr. t‘oliii Mc- Neviii; patriotic songs, .\ir. .l_ _-\ustiii Trainor; readiiig, “iss lilsit- .\l<‘Kon» zic; conicdy musical sktlt-Ii~-“.i\ 'I`rlp AIiroatl"~--llicssrs. Traliior itiitl Siuitli; dialogue. six cliaraoters; patriotic t-ho; rus; (intl Save thc King. ’l`i'ttitior :ind Sniilli, coiiit~d_\' iiittsit-:tl skclcli brouglit down lite liouse. This act whicli was full of t-It-.vcr cointtly and litiitioi' ccr- .tailily was appi't~t~ialctl. 'I`hcf colu- iulitee iii t-liargc tlizsirc to lituiik the audiencc for tlieir att.ciitiaiit-te, and to all who took part or t-oiitributctl to its Silcccss. .\ snug .suiu was realizcd which will lic liaiidcd ovci' to thc wor- thy cause, The Patriotic Fund.

FRCM OTTAWA.-Illr \\'_ i<`_ Kydd,

oil the Iloinliiion iloparttneiit oi' Agri- culture. arrived in t‘Iiai'loltcto\vti yes- terday by the niail special froin Georgeto\vii_ Mi- l{_\‘dd has coiiic tt: the provincc in coniictrtioii with agricultural coiil`t»rttiices rngartiiug the iiicreasetl protlticiioii ot` i'oodsttil`l`:+ ibut are particularly in-t-tletl for war sun plies 'l`lie llcparinieiit oi' Agrit-tilttii'r» has iiiitiertiiktui a cninpaigii iu this coiiiicctioii throughout t-hc wlittlt- ot' (‘u.iinda. and hir Kydd has lwcii at-nt east to t>r;'.'aiiist\ thc work in tho Mari time Provinces and in the ltlcustcrt' Toivnsliips. it is intended that all local organisations shall he iitilisetl wherever possible, and that whert needed assistance shall hc given to brim-I honte to the pcoplc not only titt- necessity o1` the increased production but.nlso the benefits which they them solves will receive from greater otit- put. lt is intended to enlist tho scr vices of hotli agricultural experts and piiblic~spiritetl nicn. who will speak 011 this tillllloct from the patriotic standpoint. and \vho iii this wity iuay be able to arouse a greater cntliusi- asm, which will tend, in greater sacri- fices oi' energy. to produce the largest crops possible. Mt' Kytld has alrt-iiti_v organised work :ii Nova Scotia. t'oni- plcte orgttiiisutioii has not yet het-ti eil‘ec.ted In l’rluco Etlivartl lsluiul, but the Coiiimissioner ot' Agriculture is taking up tlio matter with cotisitltir- ublc ltitt-rest and luis tirrnngt-d for four cotifcrcncco during thc short f-nitric, wh‘clt is io bo held iii t’lini'- Iottctown the ncxl two tvct-kit. Spcttlt. ing to ti rt~|\t~t~scttliitivt~ of tht- (.uiirdIiiii \'o:-ttr~rtI:t_\', Mr I(_\'tld itztitl: "'l`|ic wit? I-t not yt-I :it nit t»|i:l_ \ltliouaIi Ili.- `llit\: aw- tli'?\'Ili1.' luivli llitl (it\r|t|;t|t¢~__ 'l nifty Ili' r\ _\‘:tr:; to litiui; iii-riitant to lltt- point \'.Iici‘t- slit- will bo stilln- Ilcd to tnttkc peticc. Tlic grntiicr the ~\_iiiount of stinplit-ti that thc Allicn run lay tliteir Iiunds on tht-_ sooner will the war cud. Tlic Motlicrluiitl has fountl that there iii nn more loyal coloiiv in supplying mon tluiii this grcnt 'ntttl graittl (‘anndtt oi' ours, and Prince Iddwartl Island has done ns well as any other province in this respect. \Vt\. are not all called tipoii io illl the tronclies and face. tlio guns of our enemles. but there is just as Important a duly left for us to perform as those who go to thc front. und that is to MIPNY 0\\t‘ glorious Empire with nil the food we can ef-asllilv produce,"

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The' Belgian Relief Committee Fund

. The Hon. J. A. Mathieson, Premier has been

advised that the Admiralty has placed at the dis- gosal of the Nova Scotia. P. bi Island and New runswick 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

I Twentieth and will sail on or about December 25th.

The Belgian Relief committee has authorized me

_ to request further donations of cash, clothing and ‘ food stuffs. Persons within the city who desire to

contribute clothing or food will please send same to the Dill shed, or advise the Secretary who will

1 ~have the goods sent for. Cash donations may be

forwarded to the undersigned and will be promptly acknowledged in the daily press.

_ All donations of food and clothing from outside

the city will be received and forwarded free by the

l railway and steamers if addressed to the Belgian

Relief Committee and same will be looked after and forwarded to destination.

D. J. Riley, Secy Treas

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This Motor was donated to the Patriotic Fund

by the manufacturers, Messrs Bruce Stewart & Co. It will be sold to the highest bidder and the proceeds will go to the Patriotic Fund. _

State just what you want to pay for this high

grade motor and send in your tender today. No tenders will be received after January 31.

ADDRESS ALL TENDERS

Mr. A. A. r Bartlett,

Secretary Finance Committee. -'

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Thur. & Sat. » 11.30 Dep. 1.14

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4.55' 3.25 Den. 5.45 4.15 Arr.

Mon. Tues. - Wed. Tliiir & Fri & Hal. :L00 3.00 Den. 4,55 4.20 5.30 4.54 6.12 5.10 7.45 6.30

Arr. . 4. p. 5.52 5.27 De 0.20 5.5tl _ 7.05 0.40 Arr. DIY Sat ox Sat.~< only

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Summersltle Port lllll 0'Leary Tlgnish

Emerald J ct. tlnno Traverse

Charlottetown Mt. Stewart

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Mt. Stewart

Cardigan Montague Georgetown

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