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IN -PHOTOG
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Fresh
We have _on ha
a choice line o Salmon, Mackere
Codiish, -gels a which W are o the lowest prices
with the quality.
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The following ls\a
panies which have pai account for 1014. lilos anies ex ect to ay a
D P D
end later: Spring Park. _ _ _ _. _ Prince Albert.. _ _
Rayner International
pald_.._
Rayner Stoiieliiirst Sl
Co aid
Rayner Clarke & Hari
. . . _ __.paid .20
.. _...paid 105-
Black Prince Fox Co.. _ _ _
._ paid 10 10 p. c. soon)
Murray H:ii‘bor..__ _...cash .30
Co.
B. I..Itayner, \Vcst
N. ..
General Fur Farms, Mount Edward.. _ _ _ _
(Wltli additional
Upton..__
Westmoreland Silver
Co. . _.cas
Silver Tip . . . _ . . . ._ _
(added three pairs
hold securities for bal sale of foxes wliic
em to pay an-
other.........._.. . . . .._
Crapaud Fox t}ompany.._ _
lected will enable tli
Willow Hill Fox Co,
New London Fox an
wantlhem quickly. come nerr.
\ Cool:’s Stu
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Ch’town Fish
Coméian
Phone 340-J raft \\\\\Yl/lI‘\\\\\§l
il dividends on t of these com- dditlonal divid-
. . _ . . __.20
R. J. McNeill Co. cash 50. stock 50
_ . . . . .__ ...200
& Patch ‘ h 35, stock/I0 ._ ......casl\15
(Added three pairs)
Iiiiperial Silver Black
pany, Ltd., Montague. . . . _ . . . .. .15
d Farin Lands,
BOSTON Fl *H ADS. i-1-lil------11
Successor to H B Commission
AUSTIN H
Fresh and Salt Fish an Consignments Solicited.
176 Atlantic
6519-11-14MstuEs12wpil.
Jorcn .si Co
il Canned Goods
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NEW YORK F
theslim Broihis
Wholesale Commission Dealers
and Ship
Fresh'
Srnelts, Eels. Lobsters and Frogs
- are Specia
No. 1 Fulton Fish Mar
Consi ments
gnezroao-
kind we carry- If
if you come to us.
it? of coal suitable k tchen lultewalzoi quite? Prices al
Bnntsin -Boll
..t°a.%"¢'»-’-'fi-5
ket, New Yorli
29mths Es-lmiid
l
High Grade Coalioi; ggi 3:1315 ter when you order; y0U CHU bi sure gf 'getting satisfactory coa
. u “_ D” “.?.i° ‘ll
hand an excepdmaoylggegand
for ch wa
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we .make sumti/ <1 fo ¢ , Sa\’lIlg ‘ ”
- jg 'Specials
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We have _a nice line of
Women’s_ Kid and Patent House Slippers in one, two and three button- strap styles. These slippers are worth_froin $1.50 _to $2.25 per pair-if purchased now, they are yours for See Our Show Window
Here is- an opportunity
for you to Durchase a nice pint of _ comfortable Felt ouse Slippers ,worth up to $1.10 pe_r pair-take yourchoice at......... c
A dainty line of stylish
pumps and evening slippers in the best quality patent leather. You cannot afford to miss seeing this line, they are worth _every cent of the oi-igina prices. Now selling at P-(T-off
Alley & Co. 135 Queen St.
l
Ltd., 200 p. c. cash. and more later. Regal __ ._ .. __ 16 Dundas . _ . ._.800 cash and 200 stock Seal River Black Fox Co . _ _ . _ . .__ .. 16 (Also 8 pups added to ranch) Diamond _ . . . ..._._30 Rogers Paton.... '_ . . . . ._.._.10
(More later)
The Freeland Sliver Black Fox Co..
Ltd., has paid a dividend of 50 per cent. in stock.
The Carruthers Silver Black Fox Co.
has paid a 30 per cent cash dividend out of a declared dividend of 110. An additional sum will be paid after the general meeting on Dec. 8.
(Also 75 p. c. stock dividend) Pure Canadian Sil. Blk Fox Co., 40
and 35 per cent later.
Richmond Bay Fox Co., 20 per cent
(More later.) '
Provincial Silver Black Fox Co., 40
per cent cash, with more to follow later.
Sovereign S. B. F. Co., cash.. __ ._.15
(From 4 pairs)
Hartford D. S. Fox Co_..._ ._.....25 Peerless......
and balance after January lst.)
Ellis Silver Black Beauty Fox
_Co., Ltd...., ...60 (With 60 or 70 later)
Hackett S. B. l<`. Co., . _ _ . . . . _ _ . . ._.15
(und two foxes added to stock)
Magic Fox Co_.... ....50
(In addition to stock dividend of 100 p. c.)
Charlottetown S. B. Fox Co...._._.15
(Also ten foxes added to ranch)
iledeque Fur Farming Co.. Ltd.....10 Glenaliidnle Silver Black Fox Co. 100
(50 p. c. cash 50 p. c. stock bonus.)
The Bideford Fox Co. Ltd...__._200
(100 p. c. cash-paid 35 p. c.: bal- ance, 65 p. c., will be paid soon, 100 p. c. Ia stock.)
Beechgrovc ._ ...I5 Hamilton S B Fox Co . ._ _ - - -20 Murray River .15 Massncliusetts _ . _ . ...10 Mt. Herbert Silver Black and Patch
Fox Co. .. . . _ ._.17
SUBSCRIPTIONS TO PATRIOTIC
' FUND.
Previously acknowledged $10,071-G1 Mis J \v Gi-niit, City, $5; Louis
Blogk, City, $1, (on account of $10); G l<l llenderson. City $5. (J=\l1U0\'Y payment); H C Matthew. Sourls, $20; A is Gosh. City. $5- (December nay- nient); A B Cosh. City- $5. (January payment); H C Mathew, Sourls, $20; Bruce stewart. City. $5. (January Pay- ment): P A Farquharson. City, $10; W E Bent|ey_ city, $50; James Tait. Jr., City, $1, (January payment); (3 Y-~ Grant, City, $25; W S- GGrant. City, S25; J R Burnett City. $5. (011 B0'-‘OUUY of $25); W F Robins, City. $1. (Janu- ary payment, $1.00. a month during war;) A Friend, Brooklyn, N. Y., (POV W J Montgomery. Port Hill) $10: Net pro(-coils. sale oi’ piano. Ml|l@\‘_13\‘0ii-. City, $15; (1 W Drew. City, Slo; F J llolni:-iii -\- (‘o.. IMI.. City. $10- (0“_1“" coiiiii of $25); Aubrey Br0W“» UW- $1. (oifiiceount of $5I§ J- A- W°l’f'“"" (‘.lty. $25; W K Rogers. City. $30- (Deceniber. Jaiiniiiv and February payments). Subscrlptioiis from public ii- date. $10.-lSl_61. liiclu<lin_.'_: illnt of viii' Uf (Lhnrlottetowii. 3354-
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Wei slut our examining the ual-
lt of fide] thlltyslldss down your chats'
t of dust sl and klinkers mean
mono; thrown stray. If you waht to
Save Money on Coal
our ma wnin i _ oiw1\>f'|1I°‘ mal at the right pi?io=-fm
K' A ‘Phone 111
, I tits
ldancing. Both the Minto and Stanley
~ THE
,. _'IT PAYS to buy ill this Province.
._°T. GORDON WEB is Guardian
sgentin Montague.
._*BAD ROADS.- The Mall car-
riers from Montague on the rural routes, report the roads almost im- psssnble the ilrst of this week owing to the recent thaw.-B.
I _ _*AN AID TO BUBINES8.»- The snow storm of the last twenty-four hours will make good slelghlng and add greatly to the business, which has been prevented during m_ost_of the
wintfr by the bad state of the roads and ce.-B. ,
_ .*MONTAGUE SERVICES. -The
Rev. David Wright will preach on Sab- bath the 28th in Georgetown at 11 o'ciock a. m.. Lower Montague at 3.30 p. m., and in Montague at 7 p. m. in the evening. There will be no service in St. Andrews Church, Montague on ‘Sabbath morning at 11 ii. m.
_ .*Mr_ J. H. Hare, B. A.. Ottawa,
organizer of the Candling station at Montague for the egg circle, was in Montague this week in the interests 0! the Circle. the Candling in particu- lar. There is quite a number of eggs coming into the Montague circle sta- tion. which is in charge of Mr. Sey- more Compton.-B.
_ _*MORE LIGHT WANTED.-There
are complaints regarding inadequate lighting at Georgetown Station. At this season of the year there is a good deal of passenger traffic and it is de- sirable not only that inconvenience Should be avoided but the station and platform. well lighted. The attention of the Railway authorities is directed to the matter. ~
_ .‘f‘lCE UNSAFE_- The soft weath-
er and rain of the early part of the week. opened up the Montague River like summer, between the wharves,
loose from her moorings, and drifted down the stream until she was bro- ught up by the ice. Places where ped- estrians were crossing only a few days ago, is now open water.-B.
..*FUNERAL HELD.- The funeral
of the late Miss Eliza liamilton was held Thursday afternoon from her re- sidence in Georgetown. The death of this estlmable lady came us a shock to many of her friends as her illness was not generally known and was of brief duration. Besides several nieces and nephews she leaves to mourn ` their loss one brother Mr. David Hain- iltoii of Suminerside and one sister Miss Mary of New Perth.
..’*E.NJOYABLE DANCE_- On Sat-
urday night last a large number of the young people gathered in the Town Hall at Georgetown and a thor- oughly pleasant evening was spent in
were in and besides several of the officers of each, many people who were waiting for the boats also attend- ded and added to the enjoyment of the evening.-G.
..*$CHO0L EXAMlNATION.- The
semi annual examination of North Lake School was held on Friday, 15th lust, beginning at 8 p. m. The school-.
Oyergreelh etc. Nearly thirty visitors were present. An address of welcome by the pupils opened the exercises, after which the school was thoroughly examined by the teacher, Miss Lily Rose. That the teacher was pains- taking and the scholars diligent and mililtions, was evidenced by the many compliinéntnry remarks' made ,byi those present. After the examination, supper was served by somefof the lad- ies and candy liberally supplied to 'all present by the teacher. The singing of the National Anthem brought this very pleasant and profitable meeting to a close. ,
__*SAVAGE HARBOR SCHOOL. --
The semi annual examination ot' Sav- age Harbor School which took place in the,schoolroom on the evening of December 21, was one ot' the most suc- cessful ever held_ The examination was very largely attended, therebelng twenty-one pupils and over forty‘~vls- ltors present. The schoolroom was tastefully decorated and presented u renl Christmas atmosphere. in the :entre stood a gorgeous Christmas tree, lighted with inunierable candles and electric sparklers. and laden with a present for every child in the school, also a number of valuable presents for the teacher froni each one of lier pu- pils. The examlnatlon was opened with a gramophone selection, “lt’s a Long, Long Way to Tipperary" by Mr. Milton Collin, followed by a speech by Master Cyril Morrison of which =peclal mention should be made. The pupils were then examined by Miss Mary MacAulay. teacher, Ten Mile I-louse, sister of the teacher and Mr. Danniel McDougall,teacherPoint De douche. The clever manner' in which they answered the various questions irlven them, showed that the teacher, Miss Annie MacAulay, had been put- ting forth great efforts to obtain good ~esults. 'A pleasing programme of songs and recltatlons was given after. zach class. After the examination they were again favored with a gram- iphone selection "Just Before the Bat- tle Mother" by Mr. Cofllii. Then fol- lowed‘a dialogue entitled “The Burg- Iar's Alarm" by the pupils. The char- actors wore: Miss Amanda. Miss Cor- iclia Mclntyre; Mr. Jones, Miss Ida Steele; Mrs. Jones, Miss Lena Plgott; Dinah, Miss Augusta Mclntyre; Mr.- Smith, Miss Marguerite Morrison. The manner in which this was performed reflected .much credit not only on themselves, but also on their teacher. It was followed by another gramo- 'Jhone selection "Soldiers of the King." lust then "Santa" arrived. While he
..°0NE CENT per word each Io- ertion for advertising In this col- umn Casli must accompany order.
s
..*NOTICE--A concert will take place
iln Sourls on Wednesday evening. Feb.
cl I - -
Sty. 8351 1 23ml!
_.*Dr A. J. FRASER. Montague,
will be at Murray River, Jan. 27th to 30th; Murray Harbour. Feb. lst to 5th. and Georgetown, Feb. 8th to 13th. All dental work attended to.
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._*LOOKING FOR SPORT.- The
snow storm of Tuesday was a welcome visitor, and everyone hopes that they will have enough of it to make sleigh- ing, ns bare ground and mud seems altogether out of place the twentieth of January.--'B_. .
..*HOR8E NOTE8.- Mr. J. R. Bre-
haut, and Ralph Collins. returned Thursday night from Kensington. Mr. Brehaut, sold his valuable Cart Stall- ion, Lord Strathcona, to Mr. Michael White, New London, and they were de- livering him. The breeders of Kings Co.. will no doubt regret in learning of this sale and the loosing of so val~ uable a stock horse, to the community, but will also learn with pleasure that IMr_ Brehaut _has already purchased another young registered Clydesdale Stallion. Particulars of which will ap- pear later.-B. __
._*BEAN SUPRER AT GEORGE-
TOWN.- The bean supper in aid of the Georgetown Branch of the Red Cross Society was held on the evening of January twntleth ` in the George- town Town Hall and was exception~ ally well attended. the proceeds ex- ceeding thirty dollars. Much credit is due the President Mrs. G. A. Aitken and the other ladies of the Society for the successful manner in which it was carried through and the excellent “eats” furnished by them. The George
and above the bridge. One vessel broke ,t°W“ UIUSICIHHB added greatly I-0 the
enjoyment of the evening by appropri- ate vocal and instrumental selections, and with the addition ot' the George- town Boys Band and violin music the evening passed all too quickly. After
ten oggck the young in'en proposed an im mptu dance to further aid the good cause and needless to say that was agreeable to the young folks and
éliey thoroughly enjoyed themselves.-
...*CARNIVAI. AT ST. PETER'S
-In the splendid rink at St. Peter's Bay, a. carnival was held on January 15, which as regards attendance, ex- cellent and appropriate costumes, etc., proved a tremendous success. The costumes were well gotten up and par- ticularly attractive and the skaters in their representations provided an abundance of amusement for the large crowd of spectators present.. The rink thisyear is being as well, if not better, conducted than ever, and the management are receiving large and well deserved patronage for their ener- gy and enterprise. The following is a partial list of the skaters at the car- nival ln costume:_'-Mlss Alblona Waye, Miss Laurn_‘.I1,iiderso'n. Star of the night: Mrs. R. ,‘-D. McLaughlin, Mrs. R. McEwen, Miss Blanche Mc- Callum, Miss B. O’Hanle,v, Red Cross Nurse; Miss Beth McLaughlin, Span-
rooni was tastefully decorated with '#911 Dancer? M155 Olive AI\d€l'S0Il.
Maid; Miss Myrtle Coffin, Miss Gla- dys. McCallum. Western Girl; Miss Belle Small, Miss Vera Rattray, Peace; Miss Lottie Rattray, Miss Bor- tlia Nicholson, 16th Century; Miss Myr tie Pratt, Mr._ Lloyd Anderson. Mr. Geo. McEwen, Clown; Milss Mabel Collin, Miss Elsie Itattray, Little Miss Time; Mr. llownrd McEwen, Clergy- man; Mr. Russell Davison, Mr. Joe Gillis, Sambo; Mr. Jasper McLaren, Old Farmer; Mr. Iven McKenzie, Fish. ermaii; Mr. Carl~Andersoii, Little Sam; Mr. Chester Pratt, Mother Time; Mr. Alton Anderson, Uncle Joe; Mr. Walter Webster, 17th Century; Mr. Martin Mclnnis, Happy Hooligan; Mr. Lloyd McEwen, The Belle of St. Pe- ters; Reggle McEwen, Little Fisher- man.
EASTERN _ PEIISUIIILS
_.* Mr. ,L.I. M. McKinnon. Monta-
gue. was in the Capital Tuesday.-B.
..*Mr. Hudson Gordon, one of the
Black Fox_Klags of Alberton, was iii Montague this week.-B.
._"‘Mr. James Cnllaglian. Merchant
Tailor, Charlotetown, spent a few days
lBn Montague this week, on business.-
_.*Mr.‘Geo. S. Oxley, representing
the Parisian Corset Co., Quebec, was. in Montague Thursday in the interest of his firm.-B.
._*Mr. T. C. McNutt, Charlottetown,
representing the Sun Life Insurance Co., was in Montague this week on business.-B.
._*Mr. Elmer Jenkins of George-
town crosed by the Stanley Wednes- day morning on a business trip to Montreal.-G.
..*Mlss Hannah Aitken who hai;
been visiting friciids and relatives In different parts ol' ilie Unitgd smtp; for the past- two years has returned to her home nt Georgetown fo? the win- ter.-G. .
__*Mrs_ Scott Dawson and Miss
Mildred of Picton, N. S., who hnvg been visiting Mrs. Dawson’s daughter. Miss Bessie in Charlottetown for the past fortnight left by the Mimi; 'iuesday morning for thelrliomes on the ma nland.-G.
MAKING A 'raiicnr on i-im,
From the London Mirror.. I
iung by the pupils. "Welcome Dear Santa" and “Ring the Bell for Christ- nas." After h had distributed the oresentti and ti$eated` all with candy. 'ie departed wishing all "A Merry 3hristn"ias." The examination.. was brought to n close by the singing of the National Anthem. . »
. _
- w. i=. riirmii, ii.-.i>., l:. si. (llcdlsil. UNlV_ll\l‘l’Y)
' Montague, P. E. I. .
O1IIo'oof_ _ - un of resells. _ ‘ -.
A wounded Frenchman in hospital
was present there were two songs in gunman told his nm., M -A com_
rude. ‘/During 7he engn`g¢m¢nf_ in which I was incapacitated-_~ ,another mar. lri'my regiment was lilt` In the leg, and brshouted out to the,0erin- ans: 'Too lowl’ Then be.bo`\;nd up his wound and started Ilring again. A few moments later he was slightly wounded in the hand. ‘Too hlghl' he cried, lsnghlngy. But g third? ball traversed his shoulder and knocked
him ion.. Hslolt so much blood
, .that s was-'obliged to rytlrs Before
- die who carried oft the doill, however,
he rods to his feet and lhoutedsng-
3rd Proceeds in aid of Red Cross So-
IDDDESS IIID .
PDESIIITIIIDII
To the Rev. D. MacLean,
Minister of the Church of Scotland. Dearly Beloved Pastor:--Ourpobject
behalf of the people of the various
ministered to them, in season and out
ltual benefit, for somewhat over twen-
ty years.
We can assure you, dear Pasior,that
your poeple are not unmindful of your indefatlgable labors of love amongst them. They realize and appreciate, beyond your conception, your unre- mittlng toll in the Master's service. and for their benefit. They are cogniz- ant, too, of the very many difficulties and hardships you have had to endure in travelling over so large a circuit preaching three times each Sabbath be- sides on several nights during the week in order that each section might
also your many visits to the bed- side ol' the sick,or iii the performance 'of the last sad rites for the departed.
The ' remembe als that though
many and arduous duties you have to
esteem for you personally, as well as i
of ratltude and love towards you
to you ,this purse containing the sum
($140.00) which they ask you to accept with their most sincere and earnest wishes to you, Mrs. MacLean and family for a happy and prosperous New year, trusting that God may sparc you yet many years to go in aiiil out among your people to break unto them the bread oi' life.
In behalf of the several sections of
your congregation.
Signed,
A. B, MacDONALD, JOHN T. MacLEOD.
WILLIAM MacDONALD. W. W. MacPHEE. `
Charlottetown, Jan. 18, 1‘l5.
REPLY
To My Coiigregationz-
My Dearly Beloved,»-Your Commit-
tee waited upon me on the eveningof January 18th and to my great surprise presented me with the above tangible evidence of your untiriiig zeal iii at- tending to my temporal wants. It IB but one of the many evidences whcli l have received of your loving kind-
years I have gone in and out among you, and it cheers my heart to realize that you have lost none ot' your affec- tion for me, and that you are always anxious about my welfare. Words can-
beyoiid the power of utterance. Not many are privileged to enjoy such a long, unbroken pastorate_ In your homes I have found you kindness lt- self_ In matters concerning the pros- perity of the church you have always been ready to assist nie in advancing the cause of our Blessed Lord and
has not been broken is of more real value to me than even this Swat 9*/I*
ed with you in your seasons of JOY- l have syinpatliized with many of you iii your hours of sorrow mid wherein I have failed to do my llllly
I ask for your forgiveness as well as the forgiveness of our Heavenly hati- er. May the cord that has kept us 'united so long never have a brokcll strand.
One and all will please accelll my
most sincere thanks for the well-illl- sd purse. and for their good wishes for myself, Mrs. MacLean and family.
Yours in Faltli, ilope ulld L0?-
‘ DANIEL MACL1<.AN_
Watermere. Jan. 19th. 1915-
iu:ii_i_:iioss
SOUTHPORT Dlf|TRlCT.
Collected by Mrs. Geo. Mutch
and Mrs. Charles Stewart $26.10
Cross Roads by Mrs. Wm. Lane $2.25 Mermaid. Mrs. F. W. Morrow $1.00 Mt. Herbert, by Mr. llarry Ste- - wart $14.50 Bunbury by Miss Beatrice Bov- ‘
yer $23.25
Total $07-10
DONATIONS.
Mrs. W. W. Owen 6 Pillows, old
Linen.
Mrs. Geo. Ballum, 1 Pair Socks. Mrs. Jas. Mc(‘allunI. 1 pair socks.
Miss Annie Stewart. 1 pair Socks. Mrs Henry McKenzie. 1 pair Socks. Wool from Mrs. Martin l~`li.rnl,
Southport.
6 Pairs knit socks.
3 Pairs wrlstlets.
1 Pair mittens.
40 Handkercliiefs_
5 Pajama Suits. 17 Pneumonia Jackets. ll Night shirts.
socks at present. 8353.
i
Dr. Mos'¢o'l
snnotn newsnd nritried Intergr- ourgrsndfnliers used them. H a _ century ago, before Confodsntiog '“".......'"° ‘::.::.‘i ‘°...":'.."'...-."°'z.‘m
or is
ilsy, and was the rresiirndicmsh thousands of homes or patios, lndlwlon, Blilouansséllheumstlm and n¢ynndI.|ver mublss,,1‘,q- do they an just as slscilvajust _as ns over, and aotlihg betta
rllyz '\¥ou'r¢. 5 condemiodpsok' of
- cowards! What do yoiiwdnt. to., ,al-
ways lllt. the some msn for?" _ -
myuinnwasiu , U Cure Common llll'
churches within your pastorate over f whom it has pleased God to make you a. overseer. to convey to you their most g
ml
5 ri 0| [i .
l\°W .VOUY Slillend is 5°m9_Whf*t m°i`9 with the Canadian and British troops generous than in former years, it ls Wm wave for Engpmd ea,-iy next Yet but Comp”-i'¢1tiVeIY "HHH f°" me month. LIMA. Peru, Jan. 19.-A secret ses-
_ _ A request from the War Otlice for sion of the Senate was held here to-
D€l`f0\`l11 and- U\‘5l`ef°|'e ln Considem' additional nurses. hospitals, orderlles. day at which there was approved a U0" Of these things and 39 a Smnu etc., was received by the Government proposal to bring about a reduction in When Of their Sincere aPP"f’°iaU°,“ here recently, and arrangements have the numerical strength of the Peru- Uf YOU’ W°l"k and WOTU1 and mel' now been nearly completed for send- vian army. Another iueasure to re-
il I-“Bible P"°°f °f me deep feelmg lnforcements. There will also be it
ness. During a pe'riod of twenty-three 13
not express my feelings. They are
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HEl'DlDIIl.elIDlD DD SDDII STDMDIEIIII-.I I
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I IIIDDLIIE IDDD DDWEIS---lDI_I.DDIIS
in waiting upon you at this time ig in ¢oSlck headaches! Always trace them headache. Cascarets will remove the
lazy liver, delayed ferinenting cause by stimulating the liver, mak
estion. and the dull, sickening Chiiiiren need Cnscarets, too.
of season. to-tlielr great good and spir- 5, _
CANDY CATHARTIC . `
' IO ¢lN1' BOXES -ANY DRUG STORE
- Amo as a. so cenr sonics-
WURK WHILE You SLEEP .
NURSES FOR ENGLAND. fpeditloiiary Force, in accordance with
--- 'the request ot' the War Ofllce.
orraw/i. Jan. 22.,- Eighty aaai-I _--ii-
onal Canadian nurses for service 'WANT ' TO REDUUCE
ng over the needed hospital corps re- teive a roval was the ro ct too sus
uniber of doctors and equipment for I during the continuance iii' the Euro-
B - n
lhel’ h“V0'f`eq“eB\ed “5 W Umsenl another field hospital sent over in peau war.
oi' one hundred and forty dollars 1- ml-' I-I ¥
I. 'i ' _-,_ _
_ l, _,_ Teil. .- ei-7);; "‘
BURNS .eiilirkseii ...Cf-;.euA“°~
PEOPI.E'S THEATRE, Monday & Tuesday, 25th & 26th, January
U‘l»¢~&l\7P4
Bagpipes-Scotch Airs . . . . .._ Messrs. Duncan McDonald, J. K. McKenzie
Quartette-Robin Adair, Misses Helen Iiughes, Lucy Blanchard, Messrs.
Dr. T. E. E. Robins, G. E. Ritchie.
6 Sailors’Horpipe.._... ...Miss RetaMcDouald 7 Vocal Solo-Auld Robin Gray Miss Helen Hughes
Ilecitatloii-Sandy`s Romance... ._ _Miss Edna. Gordon Piccolo Solo-Blue Bells oi’ Scotland _ ._ _ _ Mr. i-I. Percival Barnes
Medley_._... .. . _ . . . . . _.Orchestra Village Festival Grand Scotch Gathering, introducing Flag Drill and Exer-
cise by twenty-iour Scotch lassies from Prince Street School Reel of Tulloch and lilghland Fling by clglit Scotch lads and lassles_
Vocal Solo~Tiie Kilty Lads . . . . _ .._ Muster Thomas Coleman Recit.ai.ion~Jiii:k’s Orders. _ _ _ . _ _ ._ _ _ _ . _ _ . . . _ _ .. .Miss Eleanor Lowe
8 9 10 VocalSolo... ..Mr_Allan B.Cosli 11 12
Vocal Solo ._ .. _ _.._.Miss Lucy Blanchard Ghlllie Calluin....._ . . . ._.Miss Rein McDonald Trio-0 Willie Brewed a Peck O’ Mant, _ _ _.Messrs Cosli, Robins, Brown Duet . _ . . . _ _ . . _ . . . _ . . . . . . . . . ._ .Miss Helen llughes, Mr. G. E. Ritchie Piccolo and clarionet-Selecieil .. _ .Mciisrs. H. 1'. Barnes, Albert Gallant
God Save the King
Pianist and orchestra leader, Professor Watkis.
Piper for Highland ilances, Duncan McDonald.
Plan ol' hull and tickets on sale on Friday, 22nd inst at Jamieson's
drugstore. Reserve seats 35c and 50c.
Doors open at 7.30. Eiitertaiunieiit S o‘clock sharp.
14 15 VocalSolo._.... ...Mr_G.E.Ritchie 16 17
Masten To be assmed that at the JAMES- PATON; Cha_lrman. THOMAS M. Mcl)‘_l_|_|,,,_l.AN, Secretary. endof so many years me Cord of love tmmlli flonnection with the Burns Aiiiiiversury Concert a special passenger
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w run om Murray I-larboi on Tuesday, Jan Gtli, leaving there t
15 p_m., Murray River at 3.25, Belle River at 3.55. Grand View at 4.45, Ver
de“ce_0f your m)emmy_ you have ser. non River at 4.45, lin'/.elbrook at 5.05, i’iti-isiuigt-‘rs from Vernon Station will lamly obeyed the command --Bear ye take the regular train to Lake Verde and connect there with the special. one au0mer.S bm.dens_~» 1 have mingi. Return tickets at special reduced fares from all stations. Tho special train
will leave Cliarloletowii for return at 11.15 p. m. An oilicer of the club will Zo down on this train and tickets i'or the concert may he purchased from him, szss-1-iitnstiisi 5 - _ _ 5
Office Supplies
1915 For 1915 Carter’s Bookstore
Is headquarters for all kinds of Office Stationery,
Blank Books, and Office Supplies, at lowest prices.
Carters “Success” Binding Cases, complete
with index 25 cents each, and only $2.50 per dozen. The best value in binding cases ever offered._ Every Business Office of any account shouldbe supplied _with some of - these Time Saving, useful and handy devices. _
We have a Million _Envelopes ln stock. Every size
used and any quality desired. Wholesale & Retail.
Carter & Co. Ltd.
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15 pairs bed socks.
1 pair p_IlIow cases. _
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_.i"':.;"°;.‘:..‘i.°.°.‘i.':;'".:;.°‘t:.;:i‘.;‘; Fur C0313 and Cloth Coats
At Z5 . c. Discl. While They Last
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Coon Fur Coats, Black Fur Coats, Brown Fur Coats,
. Chamois Leather Lined Cloth Coats, For Lined Coats, Cloth Coats with German Otter Collars. `
n Don’t wait for the March Sale, buy now and get the fchoice.. . '
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sincere appreciation of your valued sis, instead of being carried out or by morning-a 10-cent box will keep services In me different °m°BB In the system, is reabsorbed i.ii.~i the your head clear, stomach sweet, liver ,Which Y°“ “Ve 5° eflscienuy “"4 5° blood. When this poison i~eaclir.s the and bowels regular, and make yor. anemively' “nd With" 5° °h°e"“"y delicate, brain tissue it causes con- feel bright and cheerful for months.
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recelvee a due share of your ministry. Mons CANADIAN .iiiiviince of ine second Canadian Ex-
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