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PRESIDENT: Robert E. Harris, K. C. »

I PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND BOARD

Hon. John McLean, M. P. P. Chairman,

es Eden, C. H. B. Longworth, J. S. Hinton.

This Company under its Act of Incorporation

ntines its business to the administration of estates

.and_l§usts, it _does not receive deposits, does not speculate with its own or trust funds, nor does it

"iiwest monies outside of the Maritime Provinces

In these times of financial trouble its position is stronger than ever.

Correspondence Invited.

H. C. "Flood,

Manager

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TIME TABLE IN EFFECT DEC. 21st, 1914.

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Your own health and the health oi your family

='f;'.,; _How About Your Plumbing ‘

'vll The danger. in neglecting faulty plumbing is very lrest, even though the trouble seems trivial now, it will quickly develop into something of n for more serious

‘ should not he disregarded, for the smell amount that it

will cost you to have your entire plumbing system thor-

, ouglily examined by un expert plumber and all defects ' caretully repaired. - ' "

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.REV A CRAISE will preach in the r

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as _Sn@¢se=.1»»»_E»¢1\i=-v» 1‘1-fillfse ‘sense ‘ i.*.i;’,i."i:.°";:‘.. ..:;‘:i°:..“ ...fi “ °'°“

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snent ' ~ Churcli, Charlottetown, at-7 li,-ni_ . iienderson s forge. _ " Partner vllhge

*.1-in/|iN|s'ri-:trs amos." - "Tile Mi_nlstcr's~iirlde.” which was to have-_ been put on at Pownal lust night was ,K

Mrs. I"eter Perry, of St. Louis, announce the engagement of

A. Lindsay. eldest son of

Michael Lindsay, of the marriage to take spring.

APPRECIATION.-Mr. and Mrs. J.

A. Bruce and family, of Red Point, wish to thank their iuaiiy friends for kindness shown them ln their recent sad hereave`meut and especially MGB' ers. 'Moore and McLeod, and staff. of this city. for their beautiful floral tri- buLe_ 8340

AMBULANCE SOCIETY.-Consl<l-

erable interestis being taken in the St John Ambulance Class. which meets every Tuesday at the Armour- ies. _The attendance is always grati- fylngly large. and interesting lectures are delivered. Mrs J. A. Mathleson is .the ideal and energetic president, and she is ably assisted by Mrs S. R. .I_enkins, vice-president. Miss Vere ltlyndman is thc secretary-treasurer. Mr C, I-I. Cross. of the Y.M.(`.A., teaclies physical drill. Lectures have so far been given by llrs Yeo. \Var- burton, Jenkins and McMillan. Next Tuesday evening Dr llurry Johnson will address the class.

_ LAID T0 REST.-The renmins of the late Mi' Thoinas llerrcll, son of Mr and Mrs'.ias. lierrcll, 48 Weymouth St., were laid to rest in the Catholic (lenietery yesterday. The funeral took place at S.-15 o'clock from his late residence to Saint Duustun's Catliedral and was particularly largely attended. ln' the (Tntlieilral a lligh Mass of lie- quieni was celebrated by Itev. Father hee Herrell. cousin of the deceased, who also conducted the funeral ser- vice immediately afterwards. Itov. ‘Father Peter Duffy ofiiciated at the grave. The floral tributes were pro- l'\i'sc.

._.SURREME COURT. -~ ln _tho Supreme Court _yesterday morning Ilis Lordsliip the Chief Justice addressed the jury in the case of the Page Wire Fence Company of Ontario. Limited, versus W. ll. Pope Noy. action for the recovery of $443.25, price of goods, ni ounntity of wire, sold and deli\'cred.‘ After an absence of about 35 minutes thc jury returned with at verdict in t`:v.vonr of thc det`ondant. Counsel in the case were. Mr W. E. Bentley, l{.(l., for thc plaintiffs, and Mr Neil MeQunr- ric, l(.(‘.. and (‘_ D. llic('ullum. for thc dcfciiduiil.

PLANNING CHURCH WORK.-A

delightful time was spent. Wednesday <~vcuing in St. l’aul's Parish Ilull when the young Peoplo’s Society recentlyi forplcd. held their first social evening. About one hundred were present. The evening was spent in games find the following programme was rendered: lleuilitig, Miss Eleanor Lowe; solos. Miss Amy Earle, Dr. Robins and Rob- ert. Messervey, which were all cored. Dainty refreshments were served. The officers elected arez- Hon. President, ltev. T. W. Murphy; President, Mr. H. C. Cross; Vice-Pres- idcnt, Miss Aitken; Secretary, Miss Elsie Lowe; Treasurer, Mr. G. l’. Iireinner; (‘ommitt_ec. Miss I-iclen Grant. Mr. H. S. McLeod. Mr. H. E. Miller, Miss Olive ings. Miss H. I-ion- pcr. Mr. A. M. Parsons. The follow- ing le the programme for the remain- dor of thc season:-.lu'n. 27, Debate- ltesolvcd that War is necessary to the progress ol' Civilization; Feb. Il, 'Literary Evening; Feb. 10. Missionary Evening; Feb, I0, Social; Poli. 17, Ash \Vednesda_v attend Divine Service; _Feb. 24. Mock Parliament.; March 3, _I.iicrar_\' Evi-i\iii_L:; March 10. Mission-

Evciiiiig; lliarch 2-1, liebute; March 31, lloly Week, Bible Study; April 7, En- tcrtulnmcnl: April 14, l\ilssionar_\' Evening' April 21 Literary Evening'

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--- 'Crystals' Fast: clean hockey TN!

»-ABBIES v. CRYSTALS.-At Arena games.

- --- ,of Zion Church will hold a home-made

Mini ' i "9 '~WHO WILL WIN.-Witness the candy sale in S. A. McDons|d's store

' _ _ game at the Arena to-night between _on Saturday, 23. H0111 3 to 9 p. m.

postponed owing to unfavourcble in their hall on Queen street. The weather. It will be put on to-night. first -part ot’ the evening was devoted

to whlst. the ladies' prize being___won

'WEDDING ANNOUNCEMENT.- _hy Miss Annie Burke and the gentle-

daughter, Mary Ann,,to'_bonr this morning. when thc affuir

ury ldvcnilig; March tr, l-llstoricul 0

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you uno _pf

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ARENA TO NIGHT -Abbles

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CANDY SALE.-The Y. W. M. S.

8346.

ICE RACES.-Entries tor the horse nces1~ 2.16 trot _and pace and green

started-inet more thairouce on ice or truck. close ttrnight at 8 o'clock nt

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K. OF C. FUNCTION.-lfitst liiiilit

the 'Charlottetown Council of the

nights of Columbus held an at home

men's prize by Mr. 'l‘. W. Reardon. Dancing was indulged in until an early

broke up, 'every member of the large gathering proclaiming it the most en- joyable iunction 'held for some time. The music was supplied by piano and violin in excellent style. During the evening refreshments were served by that well-known and efficient caterer, Mr. James Lonergan.

_SCOTCHFORT AND VICINITY. - Messrs. Roderick Steele, William J. McDonald. Frederick Wier and Miss Annie McDonald, Scotchfort, attended the dance ln Charlottetown given’ in honor of the Short Course students at the closing of the Short Course last week. Miss Ada Doyle, Lot 7. who has been visiting friends in Tracaclie or the past two weeks. has returned

f home The central part of the island was visited on Monday and 'I`uesdi_\ by one of the heaviest rainfnlls that has been seen for iyears, indeed, it looks as if all the"suow that should have ‘fallen in January melted before reaching earth. The weekly debate oi’ the West St. Peter's Debating (llub was -held on Saturday night last and

usual was largely' attended. 'l`he

subject was “Who endures more hard- ship,.tiie soldier or the sailor? As the subject is one w_hlcli relates in a measure to the warring times of the present day, it brought forth some ublo speaking ou both sides. but those who were on the side ot’ the soldier seemed to put forth the strongest cr- ilunmiits and as o. consequence the chairman. Mr. J. J. McAdaiu gave the decision lu favor of the soldier.-S.

AGRICULTURAL CONFERENCE-

On the front page of the “tianadizin Farin” of January 15th, the following question is asked in bold type: “Are there hindrances in increased prodirc- tion?" During`tlie iit=iXt'fe\v niontils agricultural coiiferdiices on increased production will be littltl all over (lun-

-. ..l someol

the Provinces there 'will be afternoon und cvcning sessions. In Prince Ed- ward Island, l1oweve'r. it is planned to have only out- ineetli'tg":\t most. oi' the places. The "(‘nntnl`Iali `l1`arn\" sing; lrvsfu that this is-Ithe'-opportunity to bring to the attention 'ol' Governments :ind those in authority niany uiicstions upon agriculture wliiclt should be sbt- ilcd in the interests of the farmers' lnistnoss. “Patriotism and Pi-;|¢|\,f-_ tion" is thc slogan ndnptctl by tlic (lov- crnment. and should be the slogan of all the nconle. ll should be adopted by all classes in the coininunlt__v; the liankcr, the li\isi|ic.s‘s"liist\,‘the middle. man. and the professional man too, should take it as their slogan. The baukcr will soc tho need of supplying thc farmer with ready money and 0" l”0_UB0l\nble tornis: tho business innr. will recognize thc fact that the fnrnior is Ofllfll IBDUFIIIK under conditions where, he does not get proper returns f0l` l1iS1|l1l>0It and time; the middleman Wm COHIQ I0 lllc conclusion that he has iw right to fix the s

-. I- ' -price. for what _ _ 3 _ 1|1e_fm-,mir has to sen and also to "X lying somewhere in n white bed with the Dricea the consumer Days l`or farm H wok 0" his fam" ui’ though he “""`° T

producc;~the professional irlnn too will

vcstcd in his liuslncss “Pu

4 . . ..' triotism ‘ ' - -fi . `

und l,‘rodl_iction" should be the slogan 'Wd Wm' ”‘"°“’“' “"0 ‘l."Sl’“l"~ “UU "'~"

0|' up ¢|,,BscS_ lirmce Edward Island fllscd lo_dou mourning.

has m~0(|m,ed “.0"dm.ful Crops; it can 'For nvc'\~"_‘.cl~:s l resislcd tho impor~ lm\vu\:er_ pr0(|u,.,, mm more and make tunilies of my l‘rlonds to believe hc uh _some of thc deficiency the United was ‘l_'~`“d'" shi’ "0“U"“°d» M3' grief l\'lngIl_oni is linblo to meet with lu its eoinotiixies hecnming`alniosf_inore than food Supplies fm- 1915_ - I could endure through that unbroken

_._ t eilclicc. My people nil insisted upon

A LETTER FROM _LARKHA|_|____ my resigning myself to the iin~vitnblo. no of our |,(,y_d M Halifax has received Tlioy wanted Mass said for the dead thc following interesting-letter froln but I could not bear thc tliought. "To- ri (mum H ¢0,|,0m| in me (-_mmdian morrow' l kcpl saying, until the Inst

Engineer Corps. nt Salisbury' Plains, ‘°"“’""W "f UWT" lmU("\<’G ¥ll`l‘iV0<i-

A ,rn qQ»mm net. . . , 'pmt wtter is ,|mL,,|_ Dem 29th____M_v "And tlicn-on that tomorrow there

l -1. <1 . [mm is ulwnys 0(,L_umed| you |m0w_ fm. cunio u letter troin my boy. The let-

whf-" | nm nm Working I um wnmmg for was from England. lie told mc ho

rr-'_---_~` :around the <-omnry or visiting rl-lends 'H111 been \vo\1\ule<l-sliot in the barn

in other corps. The country hem is while he was carrylin: n dying soldier

I |,(.a“¢ifu|_ quite |eve|_ only make" from where he had fallen to u place ol'

, lm;-Q and lm.,-(. by 8|-nn" groves of safety. My boy had been shot in the 5 ‘ trees, which the English call copses. *’l"“@~ 'S°m¢Ul|“8 Hlrllffk me in the 2

We have |,@(_,n huvmg it mme mn., back and lknew nothing more his let-

_ mm]_‘._ bm before mat Awe certainty ters ran. 'When l regained conscious-

had beastly woutlier. lt rainedaliuost “es” I 'UNI been Ui ll U0llli\i0S0 Slate

l constantly and ae a conseqquence the for mu" ‘lHl’5’““l\l| I 011011011 my eyes

t .mud is _no~,~,' very bad... W9 ure on l\0t on the battlefield but ln n hospital

_ l(lng'q \vm-kg at Larkhall nom you in Lmidon I ani well cured for hilt

know ||(.,-0 H, M- 0 nc ani unable to move from ni

_ I ' I ~. . ey one nstr tim: a 4~ V ybed~ '

iionnmteiitcmup that=-wills quarter nw Thi* "OWS Ullll my \\0.v was alive

I 0 body of 100,000 troops, _The huts are W1\s_tlie_. occasion of. mourning being

_ _being built at the rage 9; ¢|,0ue._50_pe,. pug uslric; Nomore was l regarded as -

_ --_-- week. nnd some weeks ulniost two Ohllifmllo “"0 .‘1U90l`~ Tllilre is some-

llllllflrod so up. it certainly is s busy ||\‘“l¥"'|“ “"l\°.\|\'"iS_ llqlti'-t surer tlijau .

when canetlpated of-_ bllieue give scene around bore. The tratilcon tho -“mimi "°“’$-" A110 HOW Ibis former

_ ~¢aV|if°,~,-,|a gyrup gf F|°g_" r¢_m_¢| |-umlmg ||,,~0ush '|4u-kha|| hm, Florentlneheauty, l-‘ran Ilullc of Wei-

_ lioiroiiié so honvy that -the road has l"“l"“l*“ l"_R0i"*’» UGKSUIK Of Sli' R011-

liook nl the' tongue. mother! V if .been all torn up by traction engines “"1 RUIW- file WllB‘|iHl\` /\'|\lbhssa1lor

coated. it is n sure sign that your lit- and motors und the mud,_is about a *mill* lllfflllls '01' BBVIHK her son of-

tlc ono’s stonmcli, liver and bowels l'o_ot,4i_eep_ln p|ac¢_»_g__ 1~||e,¢¢, are save;-Qi lmillfilltl' himlhonie. ‘ _

need u gentle, thorough cleansing at regimen s ironi Kltchene_r’s Army am' ._ 'fl fem' Ullll \Y0\l\ld I0 U10 Spine has

the Canadian coi\tlligei`it._y;oi-lmig_beg-9_ paralyzed him." said the mother to- A number of Hlghlandprs are quar- 'UW li* “UQ 'Un "I9 EUSUBU AWUHBWL tered ‘In tho huts next lo' us. They "lf It is not possible to effect an ox- lmvi; ,¢|93__s0me mm, roam gut of the change of prisoners, l hope some ar-

sore- mud _,for ue. and our own car enters nangements will be made to permit me

have 'laid n nun-,haf V of .{¢T;w|||k5 to go to him. I have visited tho hospi- ,aroumi our lines. so that we do not tele in Berlin and I met there ii .vouns have to wade in itismud up to um- Eusllsh doctor Just my solve use who. kneeseny mm-e_ 0"- com my is is plnina to be back homo and I-

,mmbaf organs; well-lihought maybe #he fact that I one of plumbers, sm an Italian by birth might give me

mmlbm- of some hope here in Rome to effect sn

exchange." ~

and

ada_ ,|,(,_,. Wm he |m_au_.d SU as to reaclruninnhaiitlwritliig, and then l nuw writ- prim-¢i(.n|;V 0\ My fmsmm. n ten across the front of the envcl lc in

realize that U". ,,,.,,(|“Ce,, ,S nm mm* (lillciul news confirming thc dontli ing R hm-veB¢_ out of the mgh Cos lm other sou upon the‘ bloody lmttlcilcld , living ,md that ,,,.0g,.esB can only ha of Alone was nrought to Professor and made 'wh¢._,,_ um |~,n.,“e,. gets n |-“yr m_ Mrs. llulle in Wclnicr. condolences turn on thc tnonoy timetand labor in- "'mWd"‘| "9"" ""3 "’°U‘°" WU0- UIUUSII

lettbt! *Mlpphht krkbltiliiislmll IT-it ‘$3 s tri To nuswd camo 4 vs in an item tunnis mee prisoners over to the Divisional Pro vos for damnation to Canada There we nity nine of them to‘be sent to Canada. that dey lsn't that u nice thing to hop n to a fellow on Christ mas Day. tter my trip to Bustnrd I _attended two dinners and two. 0,11 certs in the evening. We _dldn’t do any workjvhatever during the whole Christmas week. I am going on six days' leave to-morrow. I will write afterwards -and tell .you what kind ol' a time I have

iurenssrine _exsemeucss - " or Newsnibes cnsw.

LONDON, Jan. 21.-_South Shields

men, members of tile crew. of the steamer “Newbridge" which played an important pert lu -t-he “bottling ull" oi’ the commerce ralder. Konlgsberg lu 'the Ruflgi..Itiver,~ Gerniun East Africa. had interesting -experiences to relate when they reached England a few' days-ego. When the Konigsberg was _located by the British squadron shells were rained upon her. The Newbridge was utilized to block the entrance to the river, andthe Shields men were ordered ashore. the New- bridge being manned by naval men. The vessel, which had coal aboard, was sunk by three charges of gun cotton placed in the hold. Two other vessels were sunk besides the Newbrldge, blocking the navigable chr.'.inel and

iiuprlsonlug the Konigsborg.

_While the naval men were return- ing to their ship the Konigsberg crew s

opened fire upon them, and the cox- g

swain of 0. steam launch was struck » by a duni-dum bullet. passing right through his body, killing him instant- ly.. Another coxswain was killed by a bullet piercing his temple. - ~

\§a§\\\‘Y

MOTHER HEART SURER THAN

__ OFFICIAL NEWS.

By Alice Itohe. United Press Stall'

Correspondent.

ROME, Dec. 21.--(By mail to New

York.)-A strange story of persistent 2 woinan's intuition of telepathy. per haps, is that of Frau Bulle, formerly the Signorina Eliza ltigutlni and daughter of the gramniarlan and lin-

guist professor Gulseppe Rigutinl.

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_ ' :N FOUR PARTS -'

From. uienooir by clara Louise summing, A`f'stoi-'y

. that Breathes Goodness, Humanness, __ _ Love,and-Truth _ _ _

The Heiress and

0 _ Crook if

~ IN 'rwo PARTS ‘ _ __

A Vigorous Epose of the Tricks of Fakirs,-and

Spiritualists, Containing many Thrills and

1 Sensational ‘liruaxee

KING GEORGE -

AT~ ' _ .LIVERPOOL Tw() LITTLE I'

-Sor\ES--

THE GOOD - OLD WSH “NFS

Mr. Arthur Hoskins

COMEDY '

' DON’T FORGET THE COAL FUND

BENEFIT TO-NIGHT

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This one time radiant beauty of the ,_

coal black, undulating hair, the flash- ing black eyes. the straight Florentine patriclun nose, the ivory skin, the rod capricious mouth has changed com- pletely as the result of the reported

death of her only son.

She tells thc story as i`ollows:~

“The separation from my son and

my da'ughter's husband. sho n bride of but sly months. had filled our homo with sadness. lint the first I know of \vur's hideous meaning to u ;.iotiier's hourt was one morning wh.-n thc maid handed nie it lutlcr. l nollccd first my

letters which scented of blood thc words, 'impossible to deliver- Dead. And they kept on coming buck to ine, those letters--ull my letters t.o him re- turned unopened with those horrible words scorclied across _the front. Soinetluics they were changed to “not delivered-Fallen in battle." lint ouch onc was like :1 horrible knife thrust in my heart. Then camo' the news to my husband ssy,lng that our only son was l dcml. llc had lcl`t ne'--a mcnibcr ol` tin- Army Medical (‘orps--my brilliant son with such a splendid future bcforc him-und only Iwcnty four _\‘cnr.~i old.

"Our house froui wliii-li lic had gone _

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uiivc but at night l kept seein him

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