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BIRTHS ~

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MCKINNA- At Emerald `Junctiiin,

Jan. uni, 1919 to Mr. and Mis. 'cm

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les McKenna, a son (18 pounds) Mtch-

oel Foch 0’Leary. ~ ___

_ DIED

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HOWARD.-At Moadowlmnk, Jon im. Mis! Charlotte S. Howard. l-`uni~rii2

Monday at 3 p. in. to Cornwall (it-mp; 4-ry, _

REID in Cambridge, limes., Mrs. Jos- eph Reid (nee Janie Mt-llougnlli

leaving a sorrowing husband iuid two daughters to mourn. .vas quits it siiocii to nie.

I

Weil deux- l must couie to a close_

WOOLNER.-At North Rustlco, on

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Monday. January 13th 1919. F, Bruce gr

Woolner, eldest and dearly belnv_t;ti son of Benj. C. and Ella Woolnvr aged fourteeuyeai-sand seven moniliii

JENKINS-At Charlottetown on thc the mn mst in his :init year John Theuphllis Jenkins, M.R.C.S., Lon don. Funeral on Sunday at 2.15. No flowers by request.

BOYLE-Entered into rust Jan 17

1019, Mrs. Mary Ellen Boyle, widow U

of the late William Boyle tiged 91 years. Funeral at 3 ii. m. Sundzi_\ irom_resldenct- of her son»in-liiw. G E. Hughes, 165 Etisioii Street to Poo-

meet _

The face we loved so well,

Some time our hands shull iii-i-ss in

hers 11 u. ni. sei-iiion. 2.30 |f. ni. Sun-

And never say farewell. luv School and llihle Classes. T ii. ni. _Her merry laugh we hear no iuoro. sermon. Rev. Ihiiigaltl Mciienzie.

I ` Core of the Wives, Widows, Dependents

and Orphans of Soldiers

Scores, and hundrf:ds,~ oi' cases could be cited where soldiers overseas have been conifortedby the assurance that the Salva- tion Army' had stepped in to relieve their families rroni dire need. For instance. at mother with six children is discovered -no fuel. weather freezing, food and funds exhausted by °sicl:s~ ness and other troubles. They are taken to the Salvation Army Emergency Receiving Home for a few days until their home is made habitable once more. Widow of soldier sends for help. Salvation Army workers cope with immediate necessity-:send mother to Maternity Home, three Children to iimergcncy Homo. VVinter and 300,000 boys returning increase the demands on the Salvation Arm/, whose personal help alone is of avail.

The voice we loved is still

And all thut's left for meinory _ PAU|.‘S CHURCH A

ls her grave on a lonely hill.

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BY request of her duufzlitor .\li~_~i. ____ S'____E_l___`;"_:“__i_ Ho; C'_'_1______$;_|

k " , I ' '.`. ' ‘ > i ` ~ I ' ` .Fran Rankin' sewann vw' Juioi lon. I’i'i-ttelie-i' ltvv. .\. tl. l~‘it~.l<i.

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2nd Sunday after Epipliany Holy!

- ,fouiinuulou 8 and ll ii. ui. Sunday;

Coidssklitiol and Uiblt- Clues 2.30. Even-i

soxig 4.30 p.~ iii. t1a.i\o_n Siinpsoii.

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Toguurd the baby against. colds nothing can equal Bu'by's Own Tim-l lets/’I\he Tablets are a mild iuxatlvoi that will keep the little oiio`s stom- ach and bowels working i'ogulurl_v. lt is a recognized fact thut where the l stomach and bowels aro hi good oi-<i~.=r that colds will not exist; that ine health 0! the little one will he good :uid that ho will thrive :intl ln: liiippy

sold by medicine dealers or hy niiiil ` at 25 cents a box from The Dr. Wil- llama' Medicine Co., Brockville-, Oni..

NOTICE

*m Einiicgii and Mri»\. P. l"0l”ll0H. Olllf-'@\“°

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Mrs. G. S. Lurter, 47 Hrlgrton Ave

uue, has received the following letter ‘from lair son. - 1 No. 2 win- Hospital

. ' 9.ENoLAND.

_ Dec., 15 1918.

Dear Mother .

_ No doubt you will be surprised

to hear that I um in England once more and you must forgive me for not answering sooner, but I have not been very well for the lost two

months and ani still ln hospital. l_ left France _on the 11th ol' Decemberi on. a hospital ship and here I ani iii,

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_ _ __ _ ___ WEN _ '_ _ in HosP|1'AL. _ _ _ I

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i ‘< 'ns _ _

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I _ Soldiers Home Coming ampaign

x good old English hospital. I am still i in bed but expect go be up lu a fowl

I ar Woris and: ter-WarVVork

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lay School nnil illblo(Ilui~ii-ieii; 7 p. ini erinon. Rev. ('. R. l~`reemaii. Visit-_ rs welcome. i

CENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH

Sunday School and t‘omni\mion Ser-

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and good-niitiirud. ' The 'l`ttlileis ure i‘i"“” at L30' 5'" mwumng wrvius

-_zito .p.\m. Sundiiy School; 7 p. m.

, __,_, _serrnon, Rev. D. Mebelui. All seats

li-no iind strung:-rs welcome; ‘

lays from now.

pleased as the rest of us tire. ii:i\\'f

that the arniisilro is signed und that?

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dear ones we loft beliind, I hope every bo

my i‘rientl.~\ :intl relatives on the

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iospftnl and we don`t get any nt all iu English hospitals und it will come in

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Ernie' dying with the influenza it!

- ' now wishing you ullanierry

I ioiiuilii ns ever. i

rinon_ Rev. llr. Steele oi' St. Joiiii.

All

IN l s'r. JAMES ci-iu_RcH

_.In “wing mem(H._\. M- our (|______i ll ii. ni. seriiion, :~illb_iet:i, ’l`l\<- \'li:<i mother who iioptirtvtl this lift- .Inn ltlm 330 Sum,”-‘l S°h°"l “wi HHH" 18th, I9I3. Gone but not t’ni'gotlL~ii. Classes- 7 I" "" “°""°"- sul’-l‘“"’l

' Curiosity--Wi.<t~. emi Otlier\\'lst-. Vis-

Sonie time, some tliiy our eyes sli.il _

tors welcome. .\ll seats tree. ,

Well Deitr l_ suppose you tire just as

ar is over. 1 iloii't think it will boi

ng before we tire all home go the]

dy is well. give my regards to all

nd.

l wish you would send nie sonic oney as we don't get very uiucli in

ry liiindy when I get better which ope wont be very long. Well deili' it will soon bo t`lirii~itiii:is eo more and l hope you ull will vii a qrood time. l hopo Ihid and

the boys are all well. I wits

fully sorry to rear about Bob and

always in a

ristuiiis and it happy New Year.

' Your loving Son.

George.

7121110. Pte. Geo. liairter

' C. A, M. (.‘. 0,0 Army Post Oilltre

London, England.

HURC|'i SERV|l]ES§ -

l a. in. .~atii‘iiiui\, Rev. Mr. Petr-rs

p. in. Siiiilliiy School; 7 ii. in

seats free. visitors welcomt-. _

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ST. PETE R'S CATH EDRAL

BAPTIST CHURCH I

ii. ni. sermon. 2.30 iv. ni. Sun'-i

PEOPLE'S CHURCH

ofthe _ __ ` _

'SALVATIUN ARMY

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“FIRST TO SER VE-LAST TO APPEAL.”

ction. day and night.

When the War came, intensifying human suffering and the need for bodily and spiritual help in a thousand ways the Salvation Army was ready, _ i

.iANuARY19ii.i0 zsiii ` '

Hostels for Soldiers Keepingtlie Family Unit Intact--Home

Salvation Army hostels are vitally necessary for the protect-inn and comfort of the soldier'at the many stopping places between France and his home here in Canada. These hostels--or mili~ tary hotels-provide good food, clean beds. wiiolcsoine enter- tainment nt a price the soldier can afford to pity. In addition

_ to hostels; already in 0perat'i5ii,‘"many more are needed near

stations and landing places, from Paris, tlirougli London. Hali- fax, St. john, right through Canada- to Vancouver. ll' th: boys do not have the hostels, WHERE would they go? _

Visitaton `

, _

The women of the Salvation Army on their visiting rounds accomplisli the apparently impossible. Is the discharged sol- dier out of a job? They find him one. Is the wife sick, the home-work piling up-are the children neglected? They nurse _the wife, mot-her the children, wash and scrub. Is there need for food, fuel, clothes or medicine? They are supplied. Influ- ence is brought to bear to guide the older children. Whatever can be done to keep the home intact, is joyfully done in the true spirit or the Master. , `

When the Soldier Needs a Friend A

As long as zi Canadian soldier needs the comforts the Salvation Army can offer. he will Find them available. The Salvation Ai-my l_.;a:::;ie will be there with the hot coffee, the pies, choco- late. magzizines, writing materials, and always the spiritual comfort for which the boys feel the need over there, Thq Salvation Army Lassies have heard and carried out'the last! wishes of many a man who has made the supreme sacrifice

Until the I .st homcwn'rd~bound soldier is happily re-established

in civil life. will you not help the Salvation Army to comblt h

_t c disconforts and evils that beset his path?

The service of the Salvation Army, founded on sacrifice. demonstrates the tru Ch

e ristian spirit.- It is directed tg the

extension of the Kingdom of Christ. For two generations the Salvation Arm h

y _as stood out and out for God,

It approaches practical problems in a practical way arid achieves results. It co-operates with all--overlaps none If recognizes neither color. race. nor creed. No organization does greater work at less cost. To carry on its great work among the 3oo.ooo returning soldiers and their families. it must have Financial help. On its behalf members of the Dominion Government. business men, and returned soldiers endorse this appeal for funds,

“Let Your Gratitude Find Expression in Service.” _

THE sALvAT1oN ARMY MILLION DOLLAR FUND COMMITTEE

Ti-is sALvAT|oN ARMY I ` ~

_ nie9til1K Of the Horse Shoots of “_ chm.ge_ Saturday at 3 p_ ln* amvn ‘_ _ _ _ __ V ____:______T_________;___; _ __ __ Queen,” Cmmty Wm be held in H' R' tion meeting. Sunday ut I1 a. ni. Holi , Y v ` T 'Y

Large's Paint Shop 219 Great Geor e

' If one institution in the Empire was prepared for war, it was the Salvation Army. For fifty~three years it has been

relieving distress wherever and whenever the need arose.

The Salvation Army has always been organized on a military basis-inured to hardship, sacrifice and service. It is A

_ _

The twelfth day of the war found the Salvation Army at work behind the lines in Belgium. It has maintained xg7 huts, 96 hostels and 40 rest rooms; 1,200 uniformed workers and 45 ambulances have been inservice at the front- in addition to ta-king care of the needs of soldiefs’ families here at home, assisting the widows and orphans, and relieving distress arising from the absence of the soldier head of the family.

Hostilities have ceased, leaving vast and complex problems. and these problems arise notwithstanding all the Repatriation Work the Government has undertaken, in addition to the granting of pensions. Above and beyond what other agencies are accomplishing, there are thousfmrls of cases of urgent human need among soldiers’ families

_ that the Salvation Army is trained and equipped to meet--provided the financial help is forthcoming. Hence- F

T e Salvation Arrnylliiiiion Dollar Fund*

While it could do so, the Salvation Army has carried on without any general appeal. Now the crisis has arisen, because our three hundred thousand soldier boys are returning. The budget for essential work during the coming year has been prepared. A million dollars must be raised to continue the after-the-war activities, which include:

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5 ness meeting! it p.im.I’rnise» meeting . ' 5 __-

s"`°°'“ °n w°d“°“d°y um] '"5' M 1 7,30 p. ni. -Salvation meeting; Sunday

p. ni. All shoers are requei-ited to he school and Adult |3||,|e (flagged in Vegan". as .unmntant man°"5 Wm be 2 p. ni. All children invited. You are

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NOTICE '

'"s°“s”d"/ ' M invited to attend above H0l'ViC95- S0”

Mona! °H°ERs ASa°c'AT'°N ho 'kit rovitlt-rl. Music nt ull servltms

me-1-ismsim. ° "_ ____

¢ Minard' "mmem w,"g,,.°,¢5,, cow,

Valuable F arm for Sale

I-~ F 0R SALE

. The Undersigned offers for sale .-_..-

hlsvaluable Farm of 100 acres. ' _ ' _ - f situate at Murray Harbor. 65 acres one h""d|'(fd 'bmi ilvlgoacciefvifh

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lynopxis of Cntlin Null: will

Land Regulations _

rits :sis hom on 4 family ur nm mis

Suhlchelun or Alberta. Applicant must :iv-

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iivstion of the land in earn of three ve'-rs. _ iomella-oder muy live witlin nine miles of hi.- li-.meslevd on A lirn of ni lem Bo at-ren, oi

_|_>:n§___:_r_i_`n¢ruon_n__:he Qmiiii-iioi;__ I_qi._.i»»\neiii~y NA1-H,\N|5|_ Mc|__AREN L BON

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The undersigned intending to inuko

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ANNUAL MEETING Genital Meeting N rims whim)

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;’:_§_i"ii’_;_'_;_____"|;___'_i_"’____l_"°;’_ The General Aniiuul Meetini; of 5000 RMS. 500 Rfld F175 “ " " -C ’ ‘°‘ the Crapautl Creamery Co. wii be V00 Cl‘0SS FOX Pells Wahl

change in their business beg leave in '|19 ']°ml’“""”'"°° Ha" on Tuesduy hcili ill ill Lai F H ,

I ‘ _ e ty into all on ne W _

'_9_ll0l.ii’Y _those indebted in them of -lllllllflfy lldt Ili 1 IJ. in. 1 _ _ 'fucgday the olst mst at o 30 p m xt eek

vliatevor nature to make uuymeesf -- J' T PR°F'TT' !i’atrous are invited

_____lbefore the llriil. of Arpril next. Arte,-'___________6M___ _ _ Secretory, D_ Mcl;_EAN_ i J.

iimeiii mn sid. mv iwmt--ima i q-.inn that date lawful stew will b° l“l\‘>l1 1° " ' ' "l" ' ' Secretary ;i;;15_;.7M¢¢,9;_

section of lvliilble Dominion land in Mlnitoli.-i.\ ' »

pi. wuhich its in _iz _high _ptate oi’ culé hmd at Brac fly Om R

VI on e a ance' as a goo .ldin S an in good repair wth of soft wood. a good blll 2. _

dwoelling I-house 2 la _e Bums and ni_nety acres clear, balance covere

severe ou ouses in good re- _ A| if _

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dwelling house, barn und out-

aif with hard and soft wood, well

y seven miles from Charlottetown If

my be iiiii§:’.ii"»ii; Iiiigiiiiginn _"1'.riiii;ih yfiiiiiili FUN!! Hill "‘.'.::::.":ti:':.t'.f.'..‘.’:‘ °:.':.:.‘.".s“".'.1.:i*-... we-12-1»»»1~»<» T Q R .

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certain condition. A inhlmhle home is r quired e.. apt when residence il pt-rionmxi lr --

vtcinlty. =

ln certain districts n liomesieauo: in good stand ' ing may re-empt n quuter-ucnon along wie hi-| homestead. Price $3.00 per lcre._ _ Dutiee Six moulin residence in each 1 three

ol. emn on pa 'n ly o _ _ I I ~ . \,f. _ ,_

:_7_l__»_m___n_:.»oon u homestead patent. on ceniri Thu Annum. Mcmmg of me

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f Poultry Wanted

Nom iiiitiiiits A _.___

:ld Chogmh within 10 minutes not sold t rivately before March lst

A utils: whstzdexhsmud Iii: immnield rlglil

Stockholders nf the New Penh! I will pay veryhigh prices _ Wsnuid it hundred was Chicken and ii A is V

f - ir

oiiryin co. will be hi-id in um for Muskrat Skins. Do not F|°.“" “lbs “"lh°“l hwdivrfeeti and nrefeiiied iiiitivii’ mlg- 'Wi

I_}hee_ie ilactory on Tuesday 91°' sell until you et in price. »° "F98" pleas” °""""" °!“d with 0"' S'1"1mB\'lid0 05500- `All

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New Perth' . - Vaigev I f gf" 'I' J,-,,,2,,d1919-i - ~ ~ .i._o.»JisNi<iNs, i I - - rnnu MA isa:-1-emriiui-Mmisaest. . 3485-1-14M2wk_¢vd » .

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Wm CMN Sealy _bought at highest market on shipping tags and send biiiipgilaliliid gli, 9" "°m°_:.m’ ; ~ I

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