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'_ Phu" ____ ____ ____132_3|ilcation, tnight be found for some German actions. altho-

:"'“::;‘__3__ Pmm. 1 tugh no exercise ol’ ltnagination--except possibly that of a

Uownnnd Edit, Day Phonm... .. . .... ........133 NWI! and Edit. Night Phone\.,.. ....._.. ......182&.133

#Hard Office at Charlottetown Branch Officer at Summer-

mu’ Alana" sou". and M°ntaiu°_ of the Union of Soutit Africa, makes n. touching plea, and

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.. .....A.A.B|rtI¢t! Innqtng Editor.. .. .... .. . R. Burnett

h FRIDAY, JANUARY 15. 1915-

SU1%t=_t-¢S§12evEt='

A letter over the signature of “.\lberton" is lt\lUllSlll`ll

in yesterday's Patriot in which the following statements appeur:`

“According to Mr, Bell's address before Judge Mc-Leotl,

the Premier took full responsibility t'or keeping one of the most notorious ruuisellcrs out of jail we have ever had in Alberton.

"Since this than has been in the lit|uor lntsitte>'s_ we

have sent a man to Uorcliester for manslaughter. we have had two men perish undcr the influence oi liquor, two cases of window smashing. one of barn-burning. and litany other breaches of the lttw, all as at result of the liquor sell- ing in our midst. \\'hat has the Premier to say to tltis 7"

We make bold to suggest that this letter was not writ-

ten itt Alberton. but in Charlottetown and emanates from the same source as the lying campaign whiclt we exposed some weeks ago.

We charge tht- writer witlt suppressio vert. suggestio

falsl.

What are the facts-'_' For twenty years. during tht-

wholc ot' the Liberal regime, tt certain individual was al- lowed to carry on a liquor business with impunity: No sooner did the present atlministratlon contc into power. than action was taken against the rumscller. attd he was tronvicted and lined on two occasions. For the third offettce his sentence was suspended at the rt-tllll`Sl

of leading citizens in Alberton on condition that in-_\'.'ent out ot' business. He has gone otn of business. and il' titt- pscutlo-Albcrton has any evidence to the contrztrl' it iii his duty to submit it. and the alleged rumscller will, be scnt to prison to tulill his sentence.

As to tht- offences alleged to have taken plat-c while

this tnan was in lntsincss_ the manslauglttcr anti lirc- raising. thc tlc:tths undcr'tln- influence of ll<t\l0F- lU<-'li l>lt\'»"f during the regime ot tht- Lib;»ral Go\‘erutnt\nt_ 'l`ltc pt'f_-_st:n’

Govcrnnttnl has put the man out ot' bttsittt~.-is; _vct tht- writer itt 'l`ltc Patriot would have the |;-:tblic bt-licvtt that it was in ctntst-ttttettcc ot this action that the ittcitiettts rt- ierretl to occurred. .\'o language is too strong to contlctnn such lying misrcpt'est:ntation. in addition to clearing Al- bcrton of this pc.~;t, the pre:=t-nt Government pttt out ol' business in ltlltnstlnie. a notorious rttnnaeller who had been allowed unntolestetl to carry on his nefarious traiiic ttntler

the benign patronage of the Liberal atlntinistration. .\'ot_

a word is said abottt the ntagttificent work ot' the Govt-rn-| ment in this ctnmct-titnt; and tht- rcttstitt is that this cam- paign of slander is being carrietl on by polilitzians \vho have not the courage to rome out in the opcn. .\Iore harm _is done to the cause of temperanct- by these ill-judged anti malignant attatfks than possibly can he dont- the Govern- ment, tvhose acts art- kno\\'n anti ttppreciatetl b_v all rl'-Ill'-' thinking persons in the communities coiit'er:tctl_

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A HE-ttut__t°wN

Sutmnt-rside is to be coztgrattttlatt-tl on its new civic

lt building which wa.~t ttxrtnallv opcnt-tl this wt-ck anti whiclt, UW P35! 5'f`1"'~ ll\9|`l‘- “"\5 lllutfll SllflU\C'51l “lid

for cottvenienct- and attractiveness ot' location as well as for architetzturol beattty is at credit to th-_~ town. There was justification for the remark ol' biz: Worsltip. .\ln_vor Saunders wht-n, in forutnlly tleularillg lll“ ltlllltllllis' 019'-‘IL lte said “lt was in keeping with tlte line appearance of Sumtnersitlt-, which, in the matter of buildings and gener- al' appearance, has. for its size, no equal on thc continent." The people of Suntmcrsitlt- are justly proud ot' their town and are taking pains to make it wortlty oi' t_ht-ir pride.

But they have more than buildings and general ap-

pearance to boa:<t_ot'. l)r_ lllat-lt, the Veterinary Inspector

i'or the town in his annual rt-port to the civic t'ouncil ll Wm “PI’°‘"` 'ha' 01"' ‘lugliff l”'CU\|"~‘" "l'l\l1Ul Slllflll

states that "not a single twtse ol' disease was fotmtl in any

of tht- cattle t-theep or pigs slttttglttt-rctl during the vcar." 5>"'”l°Ss of f°"""" S"‘ll““~)

it will be relnclnbcretl that at few years: ago n by-law was passed enacting that no meat should be sold in the town without having been iuspcctt-tl by a \’t-tcrinary before

slaughtering; that no milk should bt- _-old in the town of ‘1ell"‘l“e"¢`-"- “'l‘l('l‘ I \'”"‘“ ”"e’"l0'l "’~ ‘md ll‘0Uf‘ ln without thc animal protlut-ing it bolus inatlecteti, The fulurc m “"0 Very mm' “'°"bl""' (""m°l' "lm 'Ui-'im l““"' law was observed to the letter. The result in as reported fl'-iD(‘1ll‘€'d lllltler Lili' -"H1119 tfflliiliil ll! ill" l‘l‘-it'-H' 0l` it \`»'lllt.'-’ bythe veterinary. Earlier inspection tlist:o\'crt_-tl, as else- °""’m“""5"’

where, many tliscasetl cattle, ntany tttbcrculotts hogs that had been fctl, tloubtles.~=_ wltlt the milk ot tttberculous

cows. Tlte tuhcrtulous annuals wt-re tliscovt-red. the nt-t-- i-013| "UIUC Ol" their property. real anti personal. is estiutat- essary precautions were taken and. as a result. the dis- Ml "1 $43-'44 ‘"° 5151-39 P" ll°f“l~

ease has been t-rntlicated,

As tt result, also. the report ot` tht- llealtlt Officer. re-

marks upon "the comparative absence of infantile dis- orders" and the gent-ral good health of tnc town. There

ia one shadow on thellenlth ()ilit:cr'.=,-report there were I a few cases ot' t_vpboitl_ 'i`hest- o<~t:nrretl "wht-re private pumps were in use instead ol' the town water system."

This we feel assured will he corrot-tcd;tht; town will adopt

measures which will prohibit the ust- ot' private pumps.

The health of a town or city l:-t. nftt-r all. its lilggttst

Asset. lt may have tuan_v attractions, but it its water ami food are such as to create a doubt as to their healthfulness.

the other attractions will not attract. visitors will give it n _

hed in Tuestla_v's Guardian.whiie show ing tltat the health of the city was good, indicated several improvements that would be. to Dllt it tniltlly,_dcsirable. ills refcrt~ncc to the number of cases of diphtheria. and scarlet fever read in conjunction with his recomtnendutlon for milk inspec- tion and an improvement in tzonnection with the slaugh- t°oring of cattle, is not n good ntiverlisemnnt for the city. Charlottetown is. nnturnliy. one of the lteolthlest plat-es on earth, tr place into whit~h it is 'almost impossible for disease to conte.\tnlcsa invited; yet we have occasional outbreaks of diseases which medical untliorltien usually ltiribnte to unsattitary conditions. to milk and meat pro- duced in unsanitary sttrrottndings_ lt 'ls quite possible that, with the utmost care and under what, ordinarily. might be regarded' as the rn_ost sanitary conditions, these outbrelks"i‘night oct-tir, but. as human lives are involved.

~ down, Germany, which the world respected, has already

crrantlsand counting columns of figures. Only triflcs are

been uutnasked and dishonored. Perhaps, with the stretch ofa very elastic charity, some excuse. some justi-

German with tt bayonet at his back-could give them a clean bill of health.

But others. besides Germans, are involved upon whom

the curse has fallen, perhaps wrongfully. General liotha,

,tt rettsottublo one. for the South African rebels \vito were 'duped into rebellion by designing Germans. I-le says:

"l ant sure my English friends will ttntlerstantl what is

expedient. when l tell them that continued denunciation

of the rebels may wound just those whom I knovt' English- nten have tto desire to wound. l mean the Dutclt, who have been responsible for quelling this rebellion. Not many _years ago they anti' the rebels were fighting side by side ,` against England. For the loyalist Boer in these days it has lbcen an- unhappy and. ittdeed. tragic ordeal to have to hunt down and fire upon tnett, some ot' them their relativ- 'es and many of them their comrades in arms. Bitterncss may ttnwillingly be provoked if our English fello\v-country- men t-ontinu`ally` emphasize to them the int`atn_v of acts which they are not alone in detesting. To those wlto call for the intliction of severe penalties upon tlte ring-leaders, I wish to say. 'lie sure justice will be dont-.` in due time courts will be constituted to deal with these men.

"l-‘or myself personally the last three months have

provided the saddest experience of all my life. l can say the same for General Smttts and. indeed, for every tnetn- ber of the Government. You will understand my feelings and tlte feelings of thc loyal cotnntandoes when among the rebel dend and wounded we found front time to time men who have fought in our ranks during the tlark days of that campaign. The loyal contmandoes ltavc had :t hard task to perform, and they have performed it. The cause of law and order has been anti will be vindicatctl. Let that be enough. This is'no time for exultatiou or for reerintina~ tion. Let us spare one anolht-r's feelings. llentetnber we have to live together in this land long after the war is culled." ` '

in England-suspicion has unjustly fallen upon several

prominent public men. According to letters to a New York paper, the most recent victim is Lord lialtlant-, the Lord (‘hanccllor. A Scotsman by birth. ltt- was educated at a _German llniverslty, and before tht- war was on frlentlly terms with the Kaiser. He is said by one hold assailant to have “tleliberately bungled the organization of the Ter- ritorial army," This was when he was war secretary--:intl another accuses hint, without producing a scrap ot' evid- ence, of being the “principal (lernian Spy in thc 't'nitcd Kingdom." All know, however. that in time of war n\en's ttsion is apt to become distorted, especially \'.'iilt regartl

to those w_hon_t _we do not like.

it is not at all probable that Lord ilnltlnnt- or l'rince‘

Louis of lltttlettliurg or any other member tlircct or in- direct ofthe ro_val family or ot' the lsritish Govcrnntcttt has trttnsgrcssetl. Lord iluldnne had much to tio with crt-;it- ing thc ’l`erritorinl forcc on the principle ot' voluntary t-n- listntent. and tltc main charges against him art- made by a writ;-r tit-stfrilietl as zt “fanatic for conscriptiou_" ltt one of his latest tttterattces on the subject, Lortl llobf-rts plcatlrtl for fair play to all.‘to opponents no lt~,»':~. than to :tdvot‘ales_ The only fault he had lo llnd with the force was titat' it was too stunll anti not sttiliclcntl_\' trttinczl; but hc npol-tc well of Lord Ilaltlant-_ The war is ttpt;t~tting tt good nt:tn_\' ot our iieliefs, but there is nothing tending to show that

public life in England has tleteriorntctl; on thc contrary, t-vcn it lierlln paper allows that the “proverbial lttntcsty of llritish oilicittls and their superb tlcvotion to tltiiy are

:nanlt't~st to us all."

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0U_‘3_l_’llZl€\_l'S

in thc annttahreport ol` the l)cpartmcnt ol' indian

/\t'l`:tirs for the _vear ending Martrlt Ill. 1914, Rev. J. A, .\lcl)tmald. indian 'Superintendent l'or Prince Etitvartl la and reports that while there wus no cpidcntic tlurim:

a heavy death rate. Owing to the very severe winter there would lntve been much suffering had it not been t`or the assistance given by the department to the sick anti nectly indians. Tuberculosis was prevalent and the in- fant ntortality was large."

Referring to the cltaructeristica and progress ot' his

wards, the Superintendent says, "‘The people. while they have increased in intelligence. are not so ceottoxttical as formerly. With the success ol’ tlte lobster fishing they neglected their farms more or less; but at present there is tt move in the direction ol' better farming." tl-`ron1 which

prosperity' any better than thc pttlt-fact-s upon whom thc

Vntier the hentl of 'l’ctnpcrant~t- and .\iorallly. thc

tlfontntissioncr sa_vs. “While thc indians as a body are sober, moral and religious, tltcre have been :sonic cases

There are LESS indians in i’rinct~_ i:ldwartl lsl-and tt tie

crease of four as_comparetl with the previous yeatz The

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As rg_t»1_t_§r_AttEs

end the world. The perfect people work for them, running

always true. l~}vor.y great and serious truth has an ob- verse side which is also true. A great psychologist of our

inte. said that the best he cottld do in defining truth was his:

The truth in simply what will work."

Wlintever is may ttot necessarily be right, in spite of

1 great poet; but whatever is is. That is the main point.

wide berth. _“_

In ottr own city the report of tht- ilenltit Ollir er. pnblis- d(

tl it is e_ver_v tuan's Joh to accept the "is-ness" and get twn to business.

.ilost men say' they have the wrong-location, have tak-

en up the wrong profession. have failed to improve the op- portunities for education they had ltt youth. have not married the women ideally suited to them, have not the money, influence and position they need to show what is ln them. '

And they are of two classes, One class sits around the

loaiiing places and tells its woes. anti pitlea itself.

The other plucita up. forgets lt, taken the situation as

it is and makes the best of things.

The genius is not the man who nevor made mistakes.

who had his t_-Ium'ce thrust on him. who was endowed anti all that. He is the man who had no chanceand was not Biftetl, but who took the raw material of Life and Fate as he found it and matte something line out of tt_‘ ` _ Tht- onlv pt-rfeo; person' vouwiil ever meet in the per Twenty two stu ent-a who were Aki

the experiment would bf- worth trying. The advisibility

pf.ln_nistl.n; upun_.,titc..lmtpectlou or food .sltottld not,,be,,cot\_-_‘ _'P

The people who make tnistaxtn. says a contctnporarv, 'l""'"g he" "°("°'“ "“""""" Mis” Claude

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The following letter speaks for-_ it-

sclfi ' ' ' '

_Mr Gt-fo. U. iiellloln,

lloyal lnvostmcnt Exclutnge, lChatlcttetown. l’.EtL ,

Dear Sir,-l ntn in receipt of your l

estectnetl favour ot' the 'ith lust., and

t.he United States have been carefully ‘ watching the silver black fox industry `|

a large number of Fox Companies _ floated, aint some of tht-nt by Anteri-

satuc time there w.ere solicitors found to sell stock ilt different companies _

organised on l’.E_i., as wcll as in New I lirunswlck and the state of Maine. | Ai: that time there seemed to be t\|t attxicty on the part of the public to ttccuntulate some stock in different 1- eotupanies. and then sit back and I wattrlt the results.

l.'nt`ortunatel_v, 1914 brougltt on a I

disastrous war. now being waged in Europe, and which. tor the past months, tlemoralised the business in rlurope as well as North America. l)uring the closing months of the year t was almost impossible to get nity-

`ono ittterestetl in shares in any kind ol' a venture. legitimate business being absolutely cut in two, the stock markets being closed, the battks tightening their grip, money almost Impossible to borrow on any reason- collateral or interest, and the collec- tions poor, and business generally rtagnant. It was no wonder that, in some, instances, there was disappoint- ment t`rom some people who had invested their money in Silver llluck lt‘o_v Contpanies which were unfor-_ innate anti not abit: to pay tltc dlvl-' dends wlticlt ltntl, in some instances, been promised or t-:-;pet:ted. However, in the cazse of thc Provincial, ottr .\:to<:kitoltler:< were very much satisfied, and scented more than pleased with the showing. taking into consideration the general conditions throughout tlte

country,

Since the first ot' the year there has

been a t!il°|'crt:ttt for-littg, anti business gt-ttcrally has been improving. (_`on» ,, hd--nee. in a measure, has been re- 1'_ stored, anti tltc pl°ospef_‘l's for tltc coming` year look very much more hcaltlty than in the middle of 1914. The evclntut.-t~ have opentd mon _v

£1

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tlt:tt_ with re:-itotw.-tl confitlettcc, anti l>tigittet‘ |trt>spCct$, that the public iuttst turn their tniuds to invcstntcnts wlticlt will bt- :sttt'c. and tvlticlt will

tqivo rt-a,1o1t;\ltlt‘ t't-ttirtts for their l. |;t~nt-_v. -,

.'~s= tintt- utils; on, pt oplt- who have

i|":--:<t_t-ll in f-tutip:'.nlt.\:= not protlttctl\'c, :Ltr-l l:;t'.'c not been :at~li.\'!it:tl, the rt-_suit will be that they will draw out ol' tl:t:.~`t: tfr;-mpanic.~', anti try and get into t-o=.:p:-ni:---. v'ltici\ are prostpcrotts and citing snti::t`nt~ftirj.‘ rt~‘;t|lts. lt set-tits to `tnt- lltsti"llt--_ pt"tllicr`tliittg for all co:npa1tic:;=, c.\'pcctin;: to tio a perma- ic"‘ cnt! :;?.tl<:l'act,o1-_‘: litt:=i:tt‘.'#r-_ will bt-_ tn ft-1': that tltcv :tr»'.- st:rl'.utn:ictl by it-;~;\tnbl;~ and ltonottrztble directors. llia.-'o t-tnjoying tht- liiglmst rc:~pet:t for 1 ltorc:-tg-' and iuttgtiiy in the cont- tttttuity in wlticlt they live. Second, .. that tht-ir foxt-..; .should be breeding

tht- very best, :,tt';tin obtainable,

third, that they shottld be ranclted with cxpericncctl and proven ranch-

ntcn,

lt scents to me that t-tunpttnics who

ltztrt- ttotnplit-tl with tilt-:<c tltree rc- tmts-ittes will bt- the ones which nrust

c:tjo_v tht-_ coming pt'ospct'ity.

V \. 0

it has been very dillitzult to get people i|ttt~rf_-"tt-tl in anything but thc-rt; hug but-it more iut|uir_v during the past tv-'o or three \vt»eks. and l have 'ttts.\'t-rt:tl personally more intntiries relative to the fox industry in general. and ottr own t'ontpan_v itrpnrticttlar. than l have in tho previous: six months. lntlications point to people getting in sltapv- for investments. l believe that.. :lutiug the next thirty or .sixty :lays lhcrc will be t|nitc n l:|t';.',c lot ol’ stock sold in tltc tllflcrent cotupanies to

American itt\'cstor:=_

\‘-'ith best \'.'i:~'lio.= for _vottr inturtr _ prosperity. anti the prosperity ol' built “- thc Provincial anti the John Fur i~`:lrrn:t, l aiu. sir, etc.. s

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THEATRE, BOSTON. “-

l-lvt-r_vot|e oi' the acts ht:ol:f:tl for ll.

l". T-ft-itlt‘s Theatre the wt-.-k of Jan.

t ._ _ ' ~ S, ~ |\czt,'l_v everyone is ol' the star \'m'iety. lohfc t‘lnude, the clever little musical

set-vi in Boston in several years. will

loy of parts sho has played in the past. iotrotltlclng “l"li`l,“ of “Tito Ilcllc of New York," "A Cltinesc lloneyinoon," l"olit-s: Bergerc in Parl.-:__ The Palace to .llusitr l~iall in London, and other cel- t-bratml cltarncters she has created

will be assisted by William Smythc. it the melody man from London, nnd u large company of singers. datiettrs tttnl entertq._iners. Una Clayton. one of the bt-__st_ known plnytvrlghts on the vt-tuuevllle stage and author of some of the biggest, bits in recent years,

w`ll _ f ‘

in tus u a wontcrfu strong and unique comedy plsyiet with a punch

MAY PERIBH IN AVALANCHE

lloslott. Jan. 11th. 1015. A

am mailing you, under separate cover. Muum Sim" Hosppal of New York, in my views relative to the _report oi' the this (.m._ and 3 I-esptem of France for Directors on the Provincial Silver twelve yem.s_haS sem the following Black Foxes, Ltd. Would say that. lane, to a relative from

_during the past year. the investors of nc.

as conducted by the different Pro- P vlnces. comparing them with one m-him mm Smnethmg might p__e`,em,,

"'“‘§the"~ - ~ tn_v sending you tvord for several days.

1'" l“5l‘""’e' “ yum' “go "here “""`° The men never tell us when they in-

can. especially Boston, capital. At the f'

being started attd already in existence. 1,

o - '

utstle, wounded being brought in ut' all time and the couvalescents nent __

off as soon as possible to make room

are parnplegias»-lite teen injured and paralysis having setl ln in cottset|nettr,e, lt is only at tlUPS" tion ot` time before they pass on to the other world.

cltccriul anti full of fun. easy to please and never complaitt. slightly 'tvountletl know it is only 11 few days' holiday before they are back in the front lines again.

wounded, we dou't even wash their face and hands unless are so exhausted that their one wish and thought is sleep-and tltat they take advantage ot’ fully. two cases of typhoid-m_v only wonder is there are not ntore. 'l`hink of living in a trench for twenty-live days. The Gerntans arc, l believe. not so sanitary

antiseptic ntaterial. \\'e are really the only hospital ot' this kltttl in France

near the firing line.

funds.

for an etttergent-__v hospital. The Ilarjes ---:ite people wlto trtstttentlously liberal. anti give all that

whom we call our lttlts are tlcars but net.-tl looking it r t-ttr\ minute 'Fltonglt they get their 1l.li_‘s next year tltoy are mere k

tltej-' ittiprotxe under our toacltitig.

furious and tit-w about the kitchen liltt-

-a mule-what trnlt-l So.altltot1::lt\\egct lots ol` work and harrowing sights and much s:trto\'.', we ltavt- also plent_v oi' lun.

t -r_\' poor at that.

_ r,-artzlt ot' wood and have been cutting ‘“"l anti sawing all titty.

1-is thc pit-ct\ ls entrcncltetl for miles, lint wt- do bear that the Germans are gt-lng to do their best to make auttther not-rnpt at Paris. May it not be true.

_ \\'.- .t-'ltall certainly have to tice. \\'e

lhtrmg the past two or three ntonths shall m,Ubam_\.

month and then go t`ttrther on to an- other anti larger ttltttteau. lt. ntctttts nn awful lot of work. but we are tring to arrange it so that if ttot:e.==.sat'y we could evacuate at four hours' notice an-l bt- rertdy to receive tht--wountled inmir_-tlifitel_v other place. Tito t-tnerzt_-ttc_v boxes art- :til packed I . - : om: knows what they have to tio when tht- moment

d":'taklng and ro tl\orour:hly ottl of 'h-- ol'tlltte.t';,>

‘\S"C\'-' over my sltoultler and go with the

.t-_-t til the soltllers to light. l suppose

.\t.t:'t-:n'l‘ tt. 'r.\t~i au. ,|,, ,,, Hu. It I _ _,__

1-ogy CLAUDE AT B_ F_ KE|.rH,s ___“" iltvrt' to bt- shot. Stunt: oi' them

imtns. One

t:o\;|d protluce such lint: men. it will

_ _ _ t-et-t'tinl_v be years a'"t'n l -` » lstl- is new to lloston .tutltcncc and ¢-mv' ‘ LK' )"mr'”' 3"”

fvl' 'I <l'\\'. if anvoue '

t-tm:--f|_v favorite. who has not l»t:ctt‘,-tm'l|,(.‘(`,, ""' "" m""'

ther all Say thev -t n’t_ it -

pres-t-nt her lla Petite Retuettt- a n-ct ,,¢é',',,|_\- [ho ` ' ' ""“u"S good'

think anybody should think l am doing un_vlhiug brave by homing ottt here

on,e d_o it ? anti do it willingly' and enjoy lt. infc offcrc nothing except jobhing for the next mon who needs yon, am]

_filling-. You should always have Rex- _

t present or the hrst time in Bos- all 'r"°""‘°l1¢ Sl-UDP" ill U10 1101-S0.

lou her -latest and most sensational PHC" 35°-

(ilhli U-lltlftf

pltt_vloi, "Milk." tt dramutlzation of n tirettt George and Kent Streets. Metf. g _m____e that is Mm, ___ the hw" nl, _

every mother. anti which deals with ‘ - " ' "" - ~'*

Boot and Shoe Facto? of A. E. Wry---Standard Ltdv lt-s_tt,pu§ mis theta? tba_t Misa Clay- - N. B. . - __ _ _

____ _.-____ & _ _ _ _ _ _- _ _ _ _ § :t§:___t§§;1_.;n__;ii_l_:_:_E_gn;_;__;t:___;t;f_ ___?1_t_il_;_a%l_l._T€; :gd fm 3_3: ll ‘ ' ' L ' ` u`N`.itl§t shsrtctons ' --

canadian Num hyatt Emeruerwyl Hospital Near comPl¢9't= 9"' crltaes the Every-di¥ °f H"

. Lita.

(From the New York Post.)

A Canadian nurse-xt graduate of

a hospital

ar Compeignez- _ - “This morning l sent YOU 8 few ine.-t as I found someone going ml nris. quite unexpectotlli'- and Was'

end going to Paris for BUPDUGS- ‘mai o leave ur; only a moment at the last 0 get a line off. - “i really should get my letters writ- ett in advance. but am too tiretl when ight comes to do anything but go to _ perl. All day it is a gen ral rush .utd

.tl

or the others. l’oor fellows, some ot - hcnt are horrible suft‘erert-=, several

spine having*

“On the whole, the wounded are

Those wlto are

No matter how batlly they are

We ha ve had

s the French, probably from want of

n the lleltl. \\`lteu l say ileld, I mean

under military

uper\~t.=ion but financed by private

"\\`e nrt: attacltetl to a Frenclt army tnps, ami all the military big-wigs isit us, and on the whole think very ighly ui' the plnco¢\vcll they might,

t-uuipptatl it-are

ou are citarnting lhr- young tltaps

_ ." ' ‘ fl is rt-_qttislte. (ine house party~thc .- t- F, _ . _ _ _ _ _ "` L."""'g_ fm '_' "mf" "1"" (hello "S qml" three tloctors. tour tnctltcos tn their - .t little st.. ._tnong tho public looking rmlnh _\-em-_ and tive ttttt'ses--as l told alter mvt~stn\cnt:=_ it scents to tt »- . _ . _

a' t- ,' : Q __

ids. lt is laughable

ow often we stfoltl them. but they t-vt-1- resent it-neither can l say

“At luntflt l wt-nt into l|_vstt:rir:s. Our itci was telling us how hc ltntl been :ict-iltattnl, but it had not taken. So nt- of the nur.~:t-s said. ‘\’es, you are :~til»;thl_v immune' Wltteroupon ite got

wild hen. saying, ‘he liked that.'

was that? l-ic was no

low could we work witltout it? ' "lt is very tlltlitrult to get coal. anti

The men are in

"\\'t- bt-_ar tit t there is tio atlvt\nt'e ‘ tilt- (‘ulai>: direction, and none horc,

stay here another

on our arrival at the

anti mar ted ami tath

arrives.

"lt is rcrlly a moot init-rt-sting uu-

lltze of llfc. l :fo oftt-n

i.-lt l were it n|ztn-could put a gun

tt- docs as nmclt hcrt- almost ns they

ring lint--- mor chu ,5-

, ll 'us such pitiful mics. The one-:

1* itavc now are such :=plendltl spot!-

ntzver thought l~‘rantrt-

"-*iotnc day soon l hope to go to i’aris

' _ ¢ _. i to

erating room nt my pint:t--

rottgh work.

ll really makes me feel terribly to

work for the soldiers-~woultlu't any

is selfishness on my part to like lt."

_*___

“littxnll 'l`oothttCht: Stopper will im-

mctllntcly atop the pair., and Wm be l30Ulltl £0 D0 an admirable tempornr

lilacKinuon Drug ('0_, (tm-_

they ask-they lf

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The 5_1!-Brlllsll B¢¢| Pl'¢|)ll‘q'll

B -I - .-3 'tish to the Backbone.” Unlike some bee'fprepa|~¢¢i°“_ n¢‘:;';'§xi;glerbottle of Bovril ts made from cattle on enemy farm,_

- _ __ __ t _, 5c. ° 2-oz 4oc. ; 4-oz. 708-; ‘Y-~ 0 ¢_l6-of.. iz,” (1¥|\?1}i'l :'2li)r'ti`iqal?l'§rg:, ;;-oz.' 4oc. ; I6 tn. Johustotfs Fluid Baci (Vl.mbos),|t,zu:

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G has happened, says the co

,EFS NEW DAN Iilk SUBMARINCS. Gilt, ‘Bild U12 Sllbllllfllle has

- place of the destroyer- as a.

_ - user. -_ `

LONDON. January 13.- The Times “lt appeara»to,work'slngly,

naval correspondent comments on a or on it may do its hunting in newdanger front submarines. He ---Q--_-__.__.. _ says the battleship Formidable was FULLY QUAL|F|5p_ _ tntinifestly torpedoed by a submarine

it-1

acting on, anti not below the surface He- Are you are sure that you' The time the general circumstances. fitted to be n poor man’a wife?" hc argues, makes it lntposible that the she-"Surat Why. _my love,-I boat was submerged. "’l‘he expected every bargain counter in tow

' _

-_ » Canada is the country of origin of Bovril." _ _

l 1 'We’ve Everything -for a‘ Game

Oi Hockey---But The lce

Before you start that game of hockey, come here for

_ your supplies and you wi-ll have better fun and more of it, We have everything you could want for the game here and you can bet your last cent on the quality, for we have had

_ _-experienced hockey players select the line, and we know by actual test: that they are as good as the big leaders use.

Come here for your

Hockey Skates Shin Pads Auto Skates Gauntlets

_ Spring Skates Packs ~ Skate Straps Sticks Goal Keepers’ Pads Sharpening Stones

and everything you could want in the game.

Fennei_1_ _Sr ghandler

_ 1- _ _ ' ___~-- ' ' s ' 1 l

_ A _ _

F 1 _#il

flice 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

withindex 25 cents each, and only_$2.50 per dozen. The best value in binding cases ever oltered._ Every Business Office of any account should be supplied _with some of these Time Saving, useful and handy devices. _

We have a Million _Envelopes in stock. Every size

used and any quality desired. Wholesale & Retail.

Carter& Co. Ltd.

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The Belgian Relief Committee

Fund S

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

advised that the Admiralty has placed at the dis- posal of the Nova Scotia. P. Island and New Brunswick Belgian Relief Committees the Steam- er Trenegloss for the purpose of carrying furtlier 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 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, of advise the Secretary who will have the goods sent for. Cash donations may be forwarded to the undersigned and will be promptli’ acknowledged in the daily press. _

All donations of food and clothing fromoutstde

the city will be received and forwarded free by the railway and steamers if addressed to the Be gian Relief Committee and same will be looked after _ and forwarded to destination. _ _-

__ _ D. J. Riley, Secy Treas D '

0,,,,,, ,c,,,,,,e,, ,,.,,, ,,,,,,,,,,_. M,,,,,,_ _,mg We are sole agents for P. E. Island for the boots of the above amaigamated factories. N62

Alison: any Dooley 'rt-to; .tom n. all of the heav{__l)eather which is used tn the manufacture of their own make or strong footW¢lI__

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lllllwn cl"tl'tfl-ti'f'-)"'\"l"'r't'»§'|tl." l'|',;"'§f,‘f,g|§’_‘;_': glen, Woniten ys and Children is tanned in their own plant The tanning of their own leather

- - - _ _ em tn t e best position to make the best of boots. We `nt 'd . t have lines made on our ‘gf,Q12gf",1§’,§°‘;§,,;'§§{",,,,,Q,?"§,g _j‘,I‘,'§ best-Gtting and n'ce looking lasts, and then thay will he lte§r'l:r lgotiluro own make of boots than lent; ns yn tlmnnottitc-».t. _lmes we know of, and prices will be lower. e challenge competition. We will c 8 ¢°mPl

__-_-“_ ..... ._ stock of these lines at our warehouse in Charlottetown we Wm am ca,-ry anne,-'line for sum'

met' Wear- "

____ ' Wait for ourtravell who will call on h t ' ° ' _' '-

A nnat_;tt-1, sw_totertttnt:, .|?nuttry___tz:__e-__ be ab_é‘\_S°v;e;l?0 carry _z:__fetil_l_ l_i_t;e “the ya;1a¢i]',l'\?\i'('2)§(';Rsaé'I1{pdteISIi1o!if "£51112 V; _ Illini ef 0 , efl0nl iav nl pe B u P y a e l 8 O t ’ u "ts: 1-°°=--fd -1-°==°<=<-----_ f °°”°“' “°°“°° "“" ""‘.“ '

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'rt fool. _ _ __ _ _ _ " _ _ ling noar'Navonll’wt-re over\rhel1nt_~A G O & C ' "Tiff-"TmIYYT!'l'l’=1-liter are the biggest Jratldo of nn -all. HN' 'fha' “l"°d‘ *9*"' "`*"“"’ \ - ' - '~' -`~» » 3 '= . M;

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