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UARY 1 - 915- - THE `CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN ' PAG FIVE

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- worst. J anu- he month for

You should good supply on hand now.

ri supply you ie kind that

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23rd 'I`lie program

ovel i0 dillcicnt .items Solos, Duets, Choruses, t_it.\tioni. and toni Ola lrieied bl all concerned id st\lc most tletlitabic

.ind the in-.truttcrs

ioyic lllrs Olilnn, M . Mrs liali\ llwc ic tolilpilsing lil .nd

iow.irtt, Mrs William and i\ir‘ ilall\ llvtitl. ld tioshx Mrs Wcuitcr

.tt .\t1.nl’liall, rc-nth-i

i a most tolling inilnner ill`. tilt- motion exe-i'cises linircd, tilt- dcail' cliildrcii epic won all hearts by lippt-.ii'aiit:c, their ciigag- ' and the exeeilciit wily .' played their respective 'stol' llev, George Or- nlld openeeti with pray- tting closed with hearty

Save the King and the

Clloriis hy the ('liildi'cu. 'llic Boyle. l'I::el'cisc, lay by five girls. (‘horus l'. Reoitatioii by C-iadys , ~ Georgie Vickol‘.soii.~ ‘ills oi' it ’l‘c:if.:iler. Solo .vilrtl ltetritation, Stanley tion, l{ilt.hleen Mcliiiilcy. e tiiiiltircii. Candle excr- oyis. itccltation, Georgia ‘horns bv tho Choir.

i`5,_';`7';]')izllo'l:lit~. Tile sick doll, Laura and Roy

lf`_’; Crosby. Wantl Drill by ten girls. Ex-

citation. ilersis Crosby. Duet, Pearl

' Frizzoll and lielen lllcélacilcrll. Mo-

tion Song by seven little girls. Ex-

, l’iuln l’ud<lilig by fivc little .itecitatioii by llonier Pcthick. by llarry liydc. Readillg, Little hiiscllicf by ()iur ldrlzzeli. Chorus

lte<:ittit.ioil, by l\lat'ie (‘.rosb_v. hottie Crosby. lliniolzlle, Rend- l\'ll's. Ilarl‘_v Ilyilc. llialoglic.

(‘.llol'lls by the t`llildrt~n

MRS CHARLES QUIGLEY.

There posit:-.tl away nt St l’ctei"s

on llecelllllt'-r 2L‘.lld. at the coni-

iy early zfgtl ol' -ill yciirs, olie

was l_;i~<;;itiy respeetoii alld es-

tet~liied~ lllra t`lltll'it~:t W, Quigley (nee

eleven month:-l of \veddetl lit'c. all

popillarly and widely known

plcaiulilt lnanllcr. llel' llllfthilnd. wi ull only son. wllo has had “sorrow npcn sorrow." lias the sincere sym- pathy of the coiilliiiiiiity in his great lltweliveiiiciit.. The i'uneral service at the house and grave. was conducted by her pastor, ` Rev. J. ill. MacLeod. alid hcl' lilortal remains were laid to rest in the cciiictery at Midgcil. “ llcr

CENT GUM N

IT PAV8 to buy In this Province.

PRINCE CHAP.-Opera House, Fri-

,day. January Sth. Tickets at Jamie- son's and Runkin's drug stores, where

ltickets previously purchased may be

exchanged on and after Monday, Jun. 4th. 8119.

CARD OF THANKS.-Mrs. Wm. H.

Boates and family, DeSuble, desire to thank their friends for the many kind- nesses shown to them during their recent boreavenient. 8104

AT HOME.-The Lieut.-Governor

and Mrs. Rogers will be “at home” as usual on the afteriloon of New Year’s ll;iy_ front three urtll six o'clock.

S094

THE STAN LEY-The Stanley dock-

ed in Gcorgeiowll at 10.15 with i'orty- four tons freight, one hundred and twenty sacks of lnnil and forty-six passengers. '

THE MINTO-'l‘lie Minto docked in_

Picton at, 10 a. ill. yesterday with three tons express, ninety-one tons ot' frvlglit and 17 passeiilzt-rs, and fifty snlllts ot' lllnii.

' Ex/xlvllNA'rloNs.-i~w»llm\-'ng '. tl _-

ir standing for Gllcrnl-icy (love :lst-.litiltiql

the inolith of Ilan-eiiilier: Grade Vi.--l,

ltoy Brehaut.; ‘.’, Cecelia Selicabaugll.

Grade V.--1, Cecil flreliaut; 2, Marion Beck. Grade IV.-1, Chester La Lecli- enr; 2, Etheihert. lirehaut. Grade lll.-

ltutli La Lecheur 2, Be sie Dave

1. ' - 3 ll-` - .Y- Grade II.1, Marguerite Harris; 2, Leo-

iiard.Brcha\lt. Grade l.--1, Thomas

llarris; 2, Janet Winsloc.

EXAMlNATl0N.- The scmi-an-

nual examination ot' Abncy School was held on Wednesday, December the twenty-tliird. There were twenty- three pupils present besides li num- ber of ratepayers and visitors. The pupils were carefully examined in several subjects and the way they answered the questions and comiltct- cd themselves. gives proof ot' thoro- ugh training. lmlnediateiy after the exalninatioii n programme was given consisting oi’ reeitntioiis and siiiging and after the collclusioll ol' the pro- granlnic candy and nuts \vcl'e dlstri- ‘ btited to all present and the school was then closcii for its Xmas holl-

days.-Q.

CHRISTMAS TRF.E.-- The Union

Suliday School ot' fibney held their annual t‘lli'istinas entertainnicnt at the home oi' Mr. :ind Mrs, Lemuel llucii on the evening oi' liccelilbor the twclily-!'oiii~t_ll; the placc was beauti- fully decorated for the occasion. A Xinas tree was llantlsoliiely trimmed and lined witii nunlerous presents. A prograinnie was given consisting of rcciiatioiis and siilgilig also some ex- cellent music \vas given oil the organ ami violin rcspct'tl`llll_v by Misses Vio- la, (‘-eclin, and l’ert-.y Illlcll. After the pi'ogr'.\niine supper was servctl and needless to say ull did nnlpie justice to ilic good things offered llicni. T'l`he i‘lllertainlnel_ll broke up by singing (loll lie with you till we niet-t agaili.-Y

SCHOOL EXAlViINATiOl~iS.- Oli

\\*t-rllicittlay ilt`tei'nooii. Doe. 23, tl large llumher of ptlrellts p:atllel'etl at tile llcthcl School llousc to see their chil- drcn exalniiit-tl nad cuter into the 1'lliitll'f-li`;'; joy all they reeeiveti their gifts from the tlliristmas tree. in the exmninatioli colliillctetl by ltev. W. P. lVle\’ie. the cllil<il'cll govt: cvitlence of careful ilistl'lictioii. The subjects taken were reading, spelling. gl'ailliiiai', history, geogrnpliy and tlritlililetic. At tile_ close oi' the exalnillation, llliss llicllollrlld. the toacllt'r, was colnnlellti- ed for the reltilits obtained. Tile cllildren then elltcl'tailicti all present with songs, readings ami rccitatiells until the time i'or Santa titans to colne. On his arrival he l'otllid all interested group awaiting. but. each person was llioi'c interested before he was tlirollgli. The tree sceinod to be loaded and reloaded for the presents

l\'inrgiil'ct Ann Miicdoilgaiii. Attcr

lenlallietll to the

Sllc was ii woinan ol' siiperioi

caiiic thick :ind fast. Among the pre-

Nl stents tor tile teacher was al vt-.ry line

aj. . - m.__s,,- of ,llmm uw, 01. l|m._(,_ nlnlzic roll, the gift oi' the scilolars. Mm mllml “way ln ,,“l,,_\. Wlioii Santa had tlnislictl, Messrs. E. .. [lm ‘.‘,__.‘_ ,hm _ - _ » ,. i.innl. lliatt \Vood. Lincolii \Vood, tiar-

ot` God." l"ol' ninnl' .\'e:li‘:l she V"l`~ R- 5l0“'lll'l llllll 0t\l0l`l1 lllld tl l`<3W

l. i'esitIc|it ot' i‘llnl'loltctowli, anal ""l‘l"\-" ‘ll “l‘l"f‘_"¥`lllll0ll 01' l\l¢‘ Wllfll

“H tlonc by teacher tllid scholars. Une

clnlllovec in l_l. S. SalilIers'.oli's ll"lll_ lil' lllll ill‘0t-ililllllllll \i'0l‘llll'

- spt-cial noir- was the singing ot' “lt.`s

iiitcllil:t`licc alid splendid dunlilles and l' ldlllli- l-WIP! Will' 10 Tipperary," by

th liliss i.. .lt-likins and Miss McDonald.

::“PENSLAFi" DYSPEPSIA TAB-

lets will ellnbie _\'oll to digest. ally kind ot' food. If troiilllctl with indigestioli doli’t starve yollrsclf, it will make your stoiiiacli worse. lint plcllt_\' and take "l‘onsinr" 'l‘iibicts-you will soon get well. 251'. ami t'>tIt~.. a box. ld. A. Fos-

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Rexall Tooth Paste will polish and pre-

serve the-teeth, sweeten_ the_t reath. and harden the gums._ Put up in ribbon mouth tubes. Try it- Price 25c.

MacKinnon Drug Co. Corner Great George and Kent Streets

` BANK AT 1't-is ARENA.-Band at Arena Rink this atternon from 3 to

‘5 o'ciock. 8177

WHEATLEY RIVER.-Rev. H. R.

Bell, will preach in the hall at Wheat- ley River, on Sunday. Jan. 3rd, at 3 o'clock in the afternoon.

MEETING POSTPONED.--There

will be no meeting of the Victoria Division, No. 4, Sons of Temperance tonight.

CRAPAUD.-Rev. George M. Young

will preach a sermon to the members of True Brothers Masonic Lodge in the Crapaud Methodist Church, on Sunday evening next, January 3rd.

VICTORIA.-Rev. G. M. Young in the Victoria Methodist Church at-3* p, ni. on Sunday, Jan. 3rd. Special music commemorating subject of

services t'or the day.

HOCKEY PRACTICE.-Tile first

hocltey practice oi' the Abegweit team will be iield on Saturday night, from

9 to 10.Zi0 o'clock.

VALLEYFIELD.-Tho services in

the Valleyiiield t-oligregatioii on Jail. 3rd will be contilleted by \V. A. Mc- Quarrio, lJ.A., a student oi' l"ine Ilill

College, llalifax. _

THE MAIL SPECIAL.-The mail

special arrived in Charlotetown yes- terday at 12.45 and left on return to Georgetown last. evening at 'SAS o'clock. ‘

POLICE `CO_URT.--At the Police

Court yesterday two prohibition cases against Henry Benoit. and \‘Vm. Me- Donald, respectively, came up for hearing and were adjourned for n

week.-

PRINCE CHAP.-Pcrsolis holding

tickets for Prince Chap are asked to kindly have them exchanged as early as possible at Jamiesoirs or 1tankin’s drug stores oil or after iilonday, Jail. 4th. . _ S110.

L.O.L.-The Orange Lodge l')en_v

l..0.L., .\'o. 1160, will meet in regular session at Long (lreek on \Vetliiesllay, (ith January. at 7.120 p.iil., when the itoyal Arch Purple Degree will be con- ferred. All members are retlllestcd to

attend. Visitors welcome.

ST PETER’S CATHEDRAL.-ills

Majesty the King has requested that Sniitlay, Jan. llrd, be observed as a day ot' humble prayer and iiitercessioii on behalf of' the cause for wliicli this nation is at war. There will he special services in St l’ctor’s Cathetlral at

8 a.ln., ll :i.ni. and 7 p.ni.

STANLEY BRIDGE.-On account. ot'

the interest iiiaiiifestctl it has been found possible to arrange l'or lvli' Andrews to remain for services during this week. and on Sunday. The ser- vice in (Javelltiisli next Sunday will

be at. Il p.iii.

WHiTE FOX.-ln the east window

ot' the l\lci{iii:ion llrug (`-oinpzlliy. oil '|`iitil'stlay, tlioi'c was on display a white fox, one oi' the only four ot’ this class ot' foxes on l’.E. island, owliod by the (‘ali;itlu Fox (‘on1pany and investment tio., Ltd. The dis- play attracted illllte r. crolvd.

FUNERAL YESTERDAY.-The re-

mains ot' the into George Brown, who perished on the ice ot`l' Victoria Pllrlt. oil Saturday, were laid to rest in the lt.tl. (`elnetcry yestertiay morning, ltov. Pius MciJonaid oiiieiaiiilg at the tintlietlriil and ltev. F. .\ieQiiaid at the gi-a\'c.

FIRE LOSS ADJUSTED.-Mr E. ll.

Deer yestoiwlny _colnplctcll :idjlistmerit ot' tile loss by tire oil Sunday lnorlling last to the stock of ivir W. .I. Brown. with the result. that payment oi' $600. the full insiliviiice, was reeoliinieiitioti. The insuralice is held by the Acadia Fire Co.

CENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH.

-At the Central tlliristiliil Cliurcli oil Sunday at both morning ami evening services, ltev. `i\lr Wliitelieatl will preach. The subjects will be New Year Topics. and hc especially re- quests the :lttclitlaiice of every meni- bei' and friend ol' the ctlilgregntioll to be present at botll services. Al the evening service a qlini't.ottc will bc sung.

C-AVE THE SIDEWALK. - The

attention ot' tlie--(~}lml'flian~'hiis- been directed to the abuse oi' the ash side- walk receiitly coiistrncted by the autilolities ot' St. l)nnstan`s Coliegte on Malpeuuo Roail. This is ii well lnade alid greatly appreciated footway, whicli has been greatly taken udvnll- Inge oi' by pedestrians. Since the had weather set ill. however, drivers ot' veliicles have tiikcn poi-isesaioli ot' it and it is once lnore becoming practic- llily tl. part of the roadway. l’l‘nbubly this hintf will be sntlicicnt. to iiidnce drivers to keep to the public road and leave the sidewalk to pedestriniis, for whose use it was inteiitied.

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If you want, good, pure, Q . reliable tobacco go to an _

Black Twist Chewing Tobacco represents not only our best efforts but the best to be had in the tobacco line.

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The' daintiest line of the .

nicest Taicum Powders we l have yet shown, are here in a wide range of qualities and I odors at moderate prices. I

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ot’ the Post Oilice. Mr Savidilnt is

whom he meets many in his official capacity; and to wh`oni he is always

connectioli with midnight mails, heartily joins in the New Years

wishing to testify to their apprecia- tion ot the ilntiring efforts on their behair ot' their pastor ltov. John A. l\ic:Donaid presented him with an ad-= tlress an well-filled purse. The trus- tees James E. Brown, (iornelns Mc-

vanced to the altar rail and Mr. Jolni J. Melnnis read a_lieaiitifiil address expressing the best' wishes of the congregation. The Rev. gentlcmall rc- plied thanking them lnost. heartily and referring to the many occasions oil _which he had been the object ot' tlielr_\vell known generosity, Tim donation was all tht- more nppi'opriatt- as it also marks the 30th annivers- ary ot‘ l~‘;1tlicr .lolin's ordination.

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DURING 1915

During the past yea e _have been favoore ith a lar.gesl1are..of_.tli atronage of careful dr yers, in this comma

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|=||:\gT lv|E1'HODl51' gl-lUR¢|-l... Jenkins & Sons, and E A Foster, for of sleigh bells announced the arrival

(ln Sunday ney¢_ ln [lm Fl;-St lvlgtll. sundries. of Santa Claus with a bag ot' candy on KWGSTON '_' Kill!-ISIOII Cllrlstmu

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RINK T0 DAY --Bank at Arena LAID T0 REST -The funeral of noon. Dec 23rd The S¢h00ll'00m. 3|-mal; rule ln Eg pg 'l°l|¢¢||,|°“~

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' ` R _ A l` this afternoon ‘and evening. 81-1'! the late Mr Charles Dillon took place which was decorated with everzreeno. of which there 1%” two, wuts

_ ~ yes|_e,»¢lay'm0,-nlng_ qulte ,_ lm-ge num. flags and artistic words of welcome, de,-eq ¢° pe|.g°,¢§°u;~.»l~h° nm'

~ -' -' - ' ' ' . nllvx 'rt-ns Al=rEnNooN.-Good ber or citizens following the remains save evidence of the zelllwl vf the Modemliilng _og ,3¢h;;, olgggl

ice at Arena this afternoon and even- to St Dunstan's Cathedral, where a telwhel' Bild the IIS-lldl' W0l‘lI Of 1191' moatainusing, and the

ing. S117 Solemn I-iigh Mass of Requiem was Dllllilll- A 800lllY lllll11l>0l‘ Of DBl‘0lll¢S» well taken by' Misa Minnie Jon

_.___ \ celebrated, interment being made in rateplwels “nd Vll'lit0l'B Were Dl'€B9ll¢ and Master _HAl'ry,T. Jenkins. The

BAPTIST CHURCH.-Sunday, Jail. the Catholic Cemetery. The pall- to ell.l0Y me '~`l0SlllZ 8lf6l'C|B€B U10 DFG' second, “The ADDGBI for Mlaslolll,"

3, at the Baptist Church will be ab- bearers were Messrs John Griffith, llldl_2_ 10 Which WHS A W0lC0lll0 10 was uploudidly rendered by Montel served as a day uf prayer, as appointed Frank DeCoste, Herbert Van Iderstine, All. Drettlly rendered by Mabel illath-_ Christie and Miss Jessie Jenkins, The by His Majesty the King. for Canada. Patrick Murnaghan, Ernest Coffin and eson. U19 youngest Dllllll Of 010 B0ll00l- singing of_ Miss Jessie Jenkins, Miss The subject of the morning sermon, Iteginald Johnson. Many beautiful The Dl|DllS» Wllfl Were flll6llll0llBll lll Mary and Ida Wood' .und Miss Edna will be: "Prayer that prevails.” The floral offerings were silent tributes of the v&rl0UB Subiests by thell' telwher. Jenkins was specially good. Of the evening subject will bc: “Prayer in sympathy sent by sorrowing friends. MISS Mdrgllfet PPBDCIB. llSBlBlG<l bl' readings, recltationu and sketches too me Tlmg of wa;-_" ____ Mrs. A. D. Matheson and Miss Frances mugll could ,cm-_cely he “ld M,

-- _ THE SUBSCRIPTION DANCE.- Matheson. EU-VC eV|dellC'3 by their McKenzie with his very good grams.

PRINCE CHAP.-The renditloii of ,The Committee of the Patriotic Dance Dr0Il1Dl lllld flvcllrllte BI\B\V€l'S that phone added much to the pleasure

Prince Chap which was regrettably ,wish to thank the following, who so they had D00” emclelllll' and ll10l'0llSh-_and especially, as he gave Rule Bri postponed on account of the unavoid- kindly contributed to the success of ly taught- The f0ll0Wll1E PFOSFBDIUIG tannia, was the pleasure Intense And able absence, as previously explained, the dalice:-Ladies' Club, for use of was then rendered by the children to at the call of the chairman the whole of one of the performers, will taketliall; Mr R. L. Cotton. foninvltations, the evident delight Hllll S8tlSfBCtl0n audience rose and sang the chorus place on Friday. January tlth, in the programmes anti decorations; Mr 'l‘. ofali |;>r@S9lll.l1\l€l‘WlllCh the trustees Words of appreciation were spoken Opera House. Tickets previously pur- White for supper at cost of material, and others expressed themselves as and votes ot' thanks extended. to Mr: chased may be exclmnged and new Mr C. H. Black, tor loan of dishes; mllcll 11108560 al lll_€ DFOHFGSS the lenkins. the children and Mrs Molten Ones secured at Janilegonx; and Ran- Miller Bros.. for loan of piano; Miss school had_ninde_ during the last term zic for all that had been done to make kin’s drug stores on and after Monday, Blanchard, for services at piano; and compilmerltlllg MISS Francis on ltiie evening so pleasant and profitable Jan, 4t_\l_ 81i9_ Messrs Gaudet & Huszartl. and Major the good work done and her excellent

____ A. A. Bartlett, for use of olllces; discipline' Al this limi? llle Jirlglinl; T`”‘*

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Cl _ h --Cl ll _ --- his back t'or the pupils and friends C9ll"l‘l”l_ llelfl lll the Meth

l,;ur,?ehpe,(,l;l_ \:.ll,_£l'\nla;11Ll?l’Il'€F¢;;5_ ISLAND LADY'S ROMANCE.-in and a nice handbag for the teacher. llllll- (lllll`('ll- 'l`llllY‘Hll1lY el/will Several of me best soloists of me city mfereiice to the article which ap. All present_were glad to see old Santa lflgllr ll_l_ 0V0l'Y Wl\WY_ 2 f~‘Il`t‘4ll Slit will take part, and gt mmmel. of Selma pearod in a recent issue ot' the and gave ilinl ri right joyous welconie, _-f?H» lil l’0lUlK D000 0 Of ull 286’ “ons from mo ..M___9Hiah.. Wm hu Gwmmm_ emmmh "Romance of un but as _,Bum he was in H l,,,,r_,. ,md troin the little tot tothe tall youth an rendered by a full choir under the island Girl." the lady referred to is {lI`I0\" Sfffltlflflnll' lllljll`f‘=l>llll't~‘l_l_i1llllV~'ll<l\~ Sl;`"‘_l""Hm"m‘~`l;' mndercd 'hell' D3" p,l¢lli'\|l tliroetloii ol' l’rol'. Tlioiiipson, the only dniigllter ot' Mr _and Mrs John ing all ii ‘Merry tliril-itllias_, departed fl;__’l_‘__‘;";__5;i crfditda "SI: tn-ggmiltl mul 1-l,0irmugt(ir_ A Copy of J. Cainpbcil, ot Long ltivo_r, and wilslto visit other little tollls. l"h_e t*ol|o_w~ -n____r_'___ _ho ff." 'tihlruc :""éi 1” ° me muqilt-at I);-og;-ammo will be fnuml married to Lieuteliallt Sciacalllga in ing is tho lirograliline. llabys Logic, _ _ .__ _- -ll_ l u__ out e c cut or in unmhm. ,.,,|umn of (hh, DaDL.,._ _limp lust, tim niarringt; cc-roniony ltutli M<:l)onilld; tllristnins lion tome. l5~lllll‘»l 0 ll0 ‘ll\\l’¢l. WIIOBI* ‘lt‘l’ViL‘9t

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TWO SONS Wlfl-l A|_l_|ES___'l'-“-9 A, Sutherland, minister of the Ken- Done. Priscilla l\‘l:ltIlosoli; What llnp- "lllfl glfl fl`0lll lll0 UllSU?PB- Thi! l\t‘00l'

Sons of l.‘|-elle,-lck lime,-5' who ls now siugtoli and Long River Presbyterian pencil to Rex. Sl‘3‘V’“" M"l)°“‘llll§ ‘I‘,"‘_’""‘ “'_"r° V"”`»V t35l‘3f“l_l1“d U- mfg* City solicitor of prince RUDML and (fliiirehes. Mrs Seiacaluga. is expected 'l‘om’s School Books, lcretlericlc lliatlic- _ "al" ~l~l¢ll llelllfrg COHSDICUOUS D180' was Premier of P, E_ lslaml som” to arrive in a few days to spend the 800; Give US Lillie BOYS ll (lt2lll¢'0. " le U3" re- 9 P“Sl°l'~ REV G90 veal-5 ago are taking an ac-live par; winter with her parents at Long River, William Mt'-DOIIHIII. Hugh MCLGHII. Ormdn- l”`e5id9‘I_3lld gave V-he Ullellllll ln th E |-'O an lr,-ly ' ' - _ Lieutenant Sciaealuga being now on Full-011 SIVIIUOW: Song. the Birth of lll`aYl‘-l' tlllll llll llll9l'@StillE and Pleas

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,S m the m.my_ The latter travelled S.A.. tlom whence he will return in lllary M21lh_9S_0ll. Rl"=<-ll¢lll0ll l0l‘_-1 l-lt . Y 5 ° Ve ull the way from British Columbia. to me Spring-_ The happy wuple mtv" ue Boy' Wm]-id Mathfism-1' Iimsyurl ii{l;ntiiidmd 2;o?eue(lClitd(;§sp2?l?ciu€ifie England at his own expense, as he has not yet decided where they will reside chase. Sara Matlies_on, _1‘1lUilll'G l‘_ll`S_t. Bells Pral’ er b ~ P _ R- “'19 3 just missed me fu-at Canadian comin, permanently. Leona Swallow: \aledlcto_ry. katie Lo____£_ Smlth E BS_0l'-b 0; 8l~_€__<_;l\ gent, says the California Maple Leaf. *___ M“'heB°“3 (""‘l Save ‘ho hmg' nw I' .. ’ Xe” 5.8 y c re"

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llalralve, one oi’ the oldest and most re- " , ' Y ' ° '. 3 -_- . - - Svwefl residents uf N<>ll11-mi -ue-1 --L bl’ “lie ”’°S~ “°“g"- F~ *“‘“ A~ ill” iiiiiiit °l5i'i'.ii-'iii' I.)t°°ii.i'..ii'.'...l.ii°'w'.i'..° 'fiifiiifiii' B§ii§"'°n¢2iiiiiiT...C'ii.'i` the resltlence ot' his son, Mr. George sims' ('rapa“d’ 0." Dec 2801' The ml' t‘iougli the night was exceedingly Ward ltecitation. Iiazei Smith Exe nagalve' 0" Monday mommg last' Tm" I-owing panel-Ol omcers was chasm clold filled to enjoy the concert given rise 'The Granll'Old Stories Reel ll0<‘euSGd. \‘-'ll0 WHS Over llillell' .VCHFS lor me e."s“mg year'*W‘ M" Bro' li ' the Mission Band under the leader. tion' Cecil Barrett Duet Esther You of asc. was ll mi-ll Wllv WHS lllllffll I9- H' B',A"”“g' S W' Bm' F." C' El““""‘ siilp of Mrs l.atll0\'v Jenkins. with kers' and Hazel sriiltli liecltation I-‘lo ‘"'l’°Cl°d and °5‘°"““"“ by H1059 who J' “W Brio' Thos' A' ('0bh' rreas’ "1nunibe`rs including choruses solos ence Mactadgen itecitation Ldmu kllfllll llllll- T110fllll0l‘l1ll00lllllllC@Ull Bm' I" (' Holmes; Sec" Bm' H A ieadln s reveita/tions and grarnapllone Willis Fxereise bv 4 boys a’(‘hristma 'liuemllv afternoon' l_)0¢_ ggm m the Mcllliee; S. 1)., Bro. C. Braden Jelly? ~elet:tl§iii's each one rendered as was Leson' R‘eeita`tion` Wiblir Younkel lsltlllll'-it Cllllrfll lllld l?'éll10l€l'Y. 'l`,Vllfl J' D" Bm‘ Henry Leam; Tyler’ Bm' 'tier-i~ir‘ed many resent :ilmort pei; ("horns Santa Clzius Ho Ho Recitz Vllll“3’. flllll WHS V0l`Y l2l`f§0ll’=11l0l”lll€<l- Wm' Fu"0‘v; Stmvards' Bros' D' `M("\t'ecll‘\' Allie) evenillig went all too tion, Leonard Newsoii lteditation.Muii flf‘\'- L- A- Willlllll. llllSI0l‘ 01' 'l`Vll0 I‘°a"' “'.m' Mcguanic' Rev' G' M' s\'.'il'tly. The chairman. Pastor McVie, ie Crewys. Exercise hy 10 childrel Vlllléy l’l'9Sllyl0l'l¥lll (`f\llll`"ll C0ll<lllCl9‘l Young Wm Dream to me Brethren on i'i ox liiining the object of the concert Christnias Arithmetic ftecitatlon Ml the =40l`Vl0@S 1011101101152 ulltl gl‘11\'c. l’ s_““‘1“y' Jim' gm' fn the M"U‘°‘“5‘ yoiiitgd out that it was the preaching lie Green. Recitationf Heber Bairet

_ ¥,\'l‘l"l;f(],'l‘N€1r'2_Da‘l(\' sown? M 7 p' m‘ ind practicing of the Cross life by the Dialogue, Luring the Christmas Spiri

AN oaL,|G'|NG, 0,FF|C'AL"_P"°l" ` ' ‘ ' lritish statesnlen and leaders that Recitation, May Green. Recitatioi

ably no citizen ot (Jiarlottetowii re- ---- to-day made the- Empire, drawing Ethel (Trewys. Chorus, We’ii Gr “§`3‘V_e‘l,m0""' hearty gl"’(`l"“gF5 lol thc *ALBION CROSS.-The semi-an- rttclitioll to a recent utterance by Ahead of Santa Claus. Exercise, Goo Nev' ‘ear than nh' John Savllluntv thc nllgll Qxalyllnglllrlll gl' [|10 Alhign (T053 liflll. D. Llflytl G€D1°g€, Hilti 8180 [110 ‘Night by 4 girls. Ch01‘\lS, ‘V911 NOV(

l'HDlllll0 llllll Dllllglllg lliglll Wllllllllllllll School was held on \Vednesday after- :.ttitu<lc ot' ex-President Roosevelt to Say Good bye to (iliristnlas

always “on the job," anti with n liearty S- 5 1 _ 1.' >_ - _"

‘ The Quality Drugstort

Par value of this stock is $100 per share. Next dividend date is Dec. 1, 1915

The above cumulative price increase is at the rate of 24- p. c. estimated annual_ea_m ings. That this estimate is conservative is demonstrated by the following statistics:

welcome even for late coniers, ot' `

obligingly ready to opeli the doors. ,

The (lnardiail, which is also indebted ‘

to Mr Savitlant for inan favours in'

g”“@““gS- _ Beginning Jail. 1, 1915, any unsold portion of the Capital Stock of the Rayner l=snss~1~/.rio.\t_ Apim E¢tA1-Ea Silver-Black Fur Co., Ltd., will advance in price over par at the rate of one dollar

--~.\t"-. , sr ar. T ' na* 11.' l~» ~ ' ' '

D_m___f_§__;l;§ gf Gm‘__(‘if‘;‘_‘i've_~_ _:gl '1 _‘_ every l.alf month, while any stock remains available.

1_9‘i4 FOX DIVIDENDS.

Tile Rayner St-Jiieilur.-it Silver Fox Co., has paid

its 1014 dividend of . . . . . . . . . . . ...200 p. c.

The ltayirci'-(Zlarlii K; Iiarlow Cn., ilu.-l pain its

1014 dividend of . . . .._ . . . . . ..20 p, c.

Tile B. _l. ltayiltlr (To. has paid its 11114 'livideil.'.

Of . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...l05 D. 1'.

The Rayner lntclnational Fur Co. is paying its

I 1914 dividend ot' . . . . . . . . . . . . . ._.40 p. c.

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Lellan and Emmanuel McLellan ad- | l __ ___ __ _

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RESULTS THAT COUNT.

About $15,000 has bccn invested by Worces

ter people in Rayner fox enterprises, since Oc tober, lilll. The actual returns to investors are ai-i follows:

Dividends received ..$27,000 Dividentls declared (addit.ional).... 8,000 Present value investments 25,000

Total value of investments, includ- ing divldcnds paid, dividends due

anti present value ot' property re- presenting oi-lglnal investments $60,000

Lewis, Agent. .

f.',",‘,‘ff§_‘,'"§,‘2;,,§}§“,,,‘,’§ff{l ,,,";_f§f},'§_§§*,',m{"}2 We offer to investors the stock of the Rayner S_iiver-Black Fur Co. first dividend cure. litlv_o one of t.liese_sets ill your dLl€ DEC. 1, at pal' Value DCI' Shafe llllill DCC. 31, 0n|y¢ BCgll'l I‘.‘,’,f‘_“`('.0,? '§§‘,‘.1._,‘f""' (,“,'(§"§`g‘[_"‘"§§’,§d §§_‘,‘§,’ ning January 1, 1915, any remaining portion will be sold according to advance price

st.-0.-ia' ' ini~:`ni schedule given above. Make checks payable to Bank of Nova Scotia or C B

Eyunlllll//1.\\\\\\\\\\\|||lll¢ ' Address all subscriptions or inquiries to

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Rayner Silver-Black Fur Company, Ltd. 853 Old South Building. Boston, Mass.

To Rayner Fox Stock Holdersz-

_Blacig Fur Company stock.

Since marketing the stock of the Rayner International and other Rayner Companies,

wehave had customers reprove us for not having impressed them more stroncgly with the exceptionally large earning possibilities of Rayner Fox Stocks so that they woul have invest cd larger amounts. This objection has been raised sin¢_:e_ our 19151. dividends were declared The other objection is that we did not give sufficient individual notice to investors of the ap preaching increase in the price of Rayner Stocks, so that investors would have had more op poi'tunity to deposit on additional subscriptions before the increase in_ price actually went

into effect.

in marketing the Rayner Silver-Black stock we are cndeavoring to give to our present

and our prospective stock hoiders_the benefit of any experience '.ve_ have gained in the mar keting of previous issues. For this reason we _have from time to time, and as rapidly as we could edit the correspondence, notified our various stockholders of the approaching increase

Boston, Dec. 19, 1914.

' We enclose copy of an advertisement which we have been running recently in various

financial papers calling attention to the approaching increase in the price of Rayner Silver

in price so that they might have an opportunity to buy at par as far as possible.

You will note our advertisement gives the record of the Rayner Comcllanles for the year

1914. This record puts the Rayner Companies absoiutely_in the lead as ividend producers in the fox industry. No other collection of allied _companies can average any such dividend as 91-1-4 p. c. After all, quality is the real criterion of money valu_e and results are the only satisfactory proof. The _future of the Rayner Companies i_s exceedingly attractive as we see it. We have the reputation of owning animals whose prolificness exceeds that of any other strain. The pelt earnings ca acity of our animals is a matter of record and the figures show

the eamings to be unusually high.

performances and by definite gdures

' 57°" areinS“red°"p“rei“` We are now offerin ou the last o portunity to invest at par with an association of

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men whose future does not de nd on theory or imagination but can be ludged by past actual

Write without delay to 853 Old South Building, Boston. Mass.

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Would So Many People Re- . Yours tml

‘°"°"d Thi’ 5'°'°’"" Wm RAYNER siLvsR-BLACK FUR ctiftranr

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' By C. B. LEWIS -` '

Jnlmson & .flphnsonl UP. S. We have a 60 day installment payment plan where desired. Details on rcquol*

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C ir. Kent & Prince Sts. ross-iz-m2o.s1e1n:zs.so&1 -

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