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Letter of Thanks and Praise.

\Ir. James Clarke, oi I2, Kew-road. sends us a personal letter in praise 0

Bi-rkdale, Southport, Eng.. u Steward of that great remedy. He Sayer- ilie Lusitania, was attending to his “Dear Sire,-Justafew lines

duties below deck ivlien the German you for the graind benefit I have r torpedo found its mark. and in sixteen from Dr. Oessell's_T~ab1ets.

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tleph Sheen. K'é1isliig`l.on,'\‘i'ecei9'e<l~, a pacing mare from Boston a__sl1ort

John in Boston, who, lilreall red blooded ' Islanders; have' ad* “eye” to speed and beauty in horseftssir. .made the selection. She is an unknown uuantity as to speed but consumers in the game say she gooks the part"- nnd with a.'g`ooiI t‘.1'i`ver and handler ought to do goo-l work on New Lon- tltn ice tain winter.-»l\Z.

. .*TOWN C?UNClL.-The monthly

meeting of th Sourls Town 'Council was held lri the Council' Chambers. Souris, on Dec. 13th. His Worship

Mayor. Breiliiualr t;ccupited,~theMchaix1°.

e counc _ _or_ p es_en were _,ess s

M. A. Pequot, ; J. B. Matthew? C. D. MacKinnon and' Capt. \Dominlck "Mac- Donald. A number »of"bilis were authorised to he paid amounting to $125. It was moved by Councillor tiailfl “ll t°§i’5‘§"i.“ ".’.i'°.°“?i°‘.“°' _a ew, a evoe oferay

gupplement for teachers. which wil e due before next meeting. and also thai: $25 be voted to defray interest on school debentures due .Ian lst. The following resolution was moved by Councillor Paquet, seconded by Coun- clllor Matthew, that a sum sufficient

tio pay off firemgzlni as per resolutions rawli up n 1 and 1914. The Council then adjourned to meet the second Monday in January.-*

VISIT .FROM .W|NTER. BIRD.-

Lovers of nature might be interested to know that the Bohemian Waxwing was seen ill town on Saturday' last, the 11th Dec. This is an Arctic bird. not very common on the Island and only seen in winter. The bird is larger than the Cedar Waxwing, or Cedar Bird._whicl1 comes from the south and remains during the summer. It is greyish brown in colour with white "and yellow marking on the wing andy yellow on the tip of the tail. These birds a.re,unique in having a curious wax-like growth on the tips of some of the strong feathers of the wings and rarely on the tail. Watch for the bird.

f99dlDE on mountain ash berries. Needless to say, they should not be molested. _ _

Through private letters received fn

Charlottetown yesterday it is leamed that Capt. D. A. McKinnon-, now in command of the P. E. Island Artillery Detachment at Fort Ives, Halifax, has -been-.appointed to raise and command' another Siege Battery for the front. _ It is understood that a. number of the men now serving with Capt. McKin- non in Halifax have offered to join this Battery and that there are well over 100 men in sight. Among the officers whose names are mentioned in connection with the new Battery are Messrs Lea Seaman, Stanley Bag- . nal and Fred Longworth. Capt. Mc- Kinnon, who is a. popular oiiicer and of the most efficient in Canada, will no doubt succeed in raising the Bat- tery to the requisite strength in a very short time. Although there is no

I How. _

refres_h11\e'-i-;._i.. how benefic`ial` _tothe Sklnj-is the daily use of_tluB_,9llil\liSi1lely uns _

leap

today you will at once l see wI;1&1t has been the _ ~ 'favori ’ fori126 years.

` of ‘:NhhSoapa,_u_it is sold

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This one was seen on Pownal Street

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_ Ointment

'moi-e. Supper was served at the Ar-

lington House after which the happy couple left for their future home at RED CROSS 505|/\L AT WEST

Union.

of fixture happiness. 1 -

my back all the time so go up

Dr. Chase’s

home of the bridefa mother where

but it is still a little sore when I

walk much. I couldbe inliospitlail yet tTi;o(i1lsands;‘pfidrugd§8i;C;`?a;\gVioI:;@e

but I got tired of it- an wou no s ar e on e r W

i b d Th tried go keep me on through Sittarrh i snduffs coliztainsirgg ST- M

e some a orm ng TUE- ‘

nurse told me I wasn’tsup1l1o;sed tg get suffix- fgomta cold, sngezirige olr Sencsaif A RESIDENTIAL AQIORONTO

up. Itold her I was tired y ng t ere, tarr - on' use a snu -us ~

t f th d t . H ti il bl t t e t like Catarrhozone. lt

' now feeling 5° official confirmation of the report its :itil lvnianbaglt. Isr(t)i(Ii?r‘Vi7lit? exile heelllsnilllidusldothes, brings relief a

there are good grounds for believing this leg, me or you‘?' He said ‘You are once, cures thoroughly. In Bronchitis ACADEMIC COURSE' from Prepuawry to University Matficulation and

it to be correct. it is understood that like a lot more Canadians I know.’ He or throat trouble iigo %octor hcan do First Year Wm,k_ the headquarters of the Battery will, told me I would be better in bed for a better than prescr e starr ozone. MUSIC A`RT DOMFSTXC SCIEiqCE PHYSICAL EDUCATION ___ be at Halifax. week or two. But I want to be on_ Try it-see what wonders it works- »Cricke»t Tennis’ Basket Ban’ Hécke ’ Swimming BML V

deck when Kaiser Blll checks in. what power it possesses. Different » __________, 7

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oos. a a vance was a o . arr ozone. e

l‘th0\1shtIWas going to get mine every includes inhaler and is guaranteed. _ Writ- 1°' Pwwfvi- _

minute. But the scratch I at was no- Smaller size 50c., sample size 25c. MIS. GEIIIBE lllltliiilli, Prnilell. IISS J. E. I|ClH||.l.l.l., Principal. thing, especially when it as below at all dealers, I - ` --

the belt. We were supports to the Y. ' i L.X. and the Northern Lads.. lt.only 3-Q15--I-'-"‘ w

atayne. -ey

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with the first contin ent his healt

his services some time ago. If Rev. Mr. Lawson goes with the battalion,

145th Battalion."

FOX MEETING. - The Annual

Meeting of the General Fur Farm

Tuesday evening, December 14th. A large number of shareholders were in

weoomo esi.1_s.- A quiet wed- md” “ml 15 8*” °f f°XeH have b@e\1l‘,-,._.,- _= B.

ding took place on November 24th, at _ . 81 Fitzroy SL when Miss Hazel Mc_ foxes have been raised in the twol

Callum of Harrington and Charles H

Rattary of Union, were ited i marriage by 'the Rev. G. CIvTaylor. t°“'“; H- L' HeW9°“» Amherst! G- F-

The bride was attended by Mrs. Ar- Dewar' M- Du- H- E~ H011- CI\8\‘l0ll€-

I tmp. Cudmore and ma groom was town; W. H. Lailey, Toronto. The first

ab y supported by Mn Anhm. Cud_ hree of the above are officers of the L7 ~ Q \\ ._

of .~- / Mule \ _ 1

added to the ranch. Sixty-eight young

_ years. The directors are: E. D. Sterns, n J. K. Ross. J. A. Webster. Charlotte-

I _ Company

RIVEH.-A successful basket social and entertainment was held under the

WEDDING BELLS.- A very pretty auspices of the Red Cross Society in

wedding took place ut thc Prcubytcr- Aim" Hall. West River. on Wednes- - lan Mansm Hampmm on Wednesday, day evening. The hall was packed nec. sth, 1915, when Miss Mui-ici vyc W the door with an appreciative and

Mcpyevin daughter of M,-B_ J_ A_ Mc. enthusiastic audience. Mr. T. A. i

Nevin, Boas-haw, became the bride of Stewart Dfeslded- The DFOSFBDIHIQ M,-_ Hebei-~ W_ McNeill of Long consisted of solos and instrumental Creek, Miss Cievia McNevin sister of m“9\C~ ATHOHE 01050 WI10 100k Daft the bride acted as bridesmaid While were the organized choir of the local M1-_ Ha,-ry Boates of Hampton ably Red Cross Society; Mrs. Norman Mac- supported the groom. The bride look- Lean in an excellent reading: Mies- cd very pretty in a tailor made travel- E- Doull in a well rendered B010: Cllr ling suit or grey cloth with but una rle Brothers in a violin duet: the gloves tn m9_tch__ The gmomvs pm. Misses Edna. and Bessie McEwen iii a l sent to the brlcio ues a handsome gold fillet: Norman McLean in 11 SOIOI MISS

locket and chain. After the ceremon

a a manner that would have done cre-

dit to his father, Mr. Malcolm Mc-

y Edith Stewart, reading; Master Ray~

whlrgh was pe;-fgpmed by Rev, M;-_ mond McNeill, who although only five VV r MacCoy the bridal party drove to the years of age gave the sword dance in " 1.

bountiful collation was served in Mrs.

MgNevin’g mggfj g\°gqigu3.mg_nne|-_ Mr, Neill, although fi. Veteran prize-Winner f

and Mrs. McNeill were the recipients at SCOU-iSI1 E9-tI1"I“55' Pgmoti _ /

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Mr. James McLean, of the Customs.

) S Y V ' were present, one of the most succes

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prevented.h.im from going; Ha' offered '_ _Z,_..____!;- ,

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' THURSDAY ' \ U8§FUL HINT FOR RED CROSS -M* p

. WORKERS If th R IIC k ,1 4 _

' , OF LOCAL lNTEREB1’.»- A painful' Q ' would turnfthe kgittgd dgxswlxroig , -l‘T'_’:’.]`j*_`1"{*"p`”`|'|'l;_"~'[`i1~f§l*`l _ 'ADB CANADA '

0 b ° accident happened to Mrs. Thomas f side out before sending them to the ‘. ‘ “ " ‘ - _

W-'Bakern president of the'Rebekah soldiers the boys would find them. V A 375.4 If UN Ohillllli 1 ,_

' _ ~ _ Assembly, I. 0. 0. F., 'for the mari- much softer and easier on their feet. R L f°°‘ k"°'"‘° HN". 57"' '/_ N 1 , Bovrll used m the Kitchen means do" d _ time provinces ot Canada at Weod-- This is especially true in the case of \ . ' __ ` blklnl Ndllui UIC high -£4. K ly the Bmk airs save 1 stock, N. B. While in the act of bane- socks that have been knit ou the . cost of llvlnp by loosen-

' ~ ~ lnguout clothes' at her residence from machine, but it also applies to the E]/rf./» `\-.LQ Ing tho amount of oxpon- '

- _ A ll iatform the ro broke Los-' h - /' " I ""5 ' ` ' J ' ' ”

lt? k _ 5 If be . and made socks. . alve meats required to . Lg ,

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_ma es nourishing hot dishes out of cold foo ingfber balance _sbs was thrown some '1‘bnt,Dr. emacs oumnent I _

_ whlch would not otherwise be eaten. But see tha Ili? g.‘<’,‘\‘§‘§' ggfallgg-nh;?¥§;1;’h°§ wnuulr cures cvcu the worst t°!o|;,iK.c¢;t:lAs1;1N;rEl=teRse1;_.- Aaiuoui _ nourlahmonttothe body. , _ " 1.

y,oulge_t-the realBthing. lf' it is not in the`Bovri mill: :ll1gba1m;,~ umiteu between tu? V 321;" or |¢c;t‘1;:,wl;1cck;a‘t1‘»v;‘::: I§,w50?,Cpu.¢.,§7_1°§me M.°wo“.“-nt _i _ mmm l ,nun sun-r11-uno, _ '/,___/- i‘\ /

ot( eg( _lgsnof ov,-i] And it b . - ‘ send," 'bca ‘ H ‘ all s hurc ; has offered his s`er~' .

l _ ' ""4" C Bovril. -+- ._ Y' “°° ° °"’° ' vicest 0 h 1 i :ta 1sthn ia- 1 1 1 ' it » ._

1..... 1 - - - l -iwisoirrso seeso.-1 Mr. abs- ence with thcucuuuc or cum. batter; guflmfhgii’ outset-y wgut 5-W-GIU-FU COMPANY UNITED ;;/_ _ _ ,guy ._

h _ C.- neva vonoonoonr. ueunlu ~./ _ . 1'/ ~

MOUNT STEWART. - Mr. Rus

stalled on the Hillsboro Head

sell Cherry Hill rural line, and tile line

Major Forbes can be congratulated C. Clark has returned from Halifax. il e connected tothe switch-board on having an excellent chaplain and H6 b\’0USht bil-Ck Wli-h hilll 11 VHIUH one who will be very popular with water spaniel which he secured wh the officers and rauit and me or the there-The lecture given here bv R

_Mr. Styles under the auspices of t Methodist church was patronizsd s. large attendance. The lecture pro

3 instructive and the views which

Limited. was held in Castle Hall on ,lowed were very entertaining. Ana

tion sale of ples at the close ad materially to the receipts, as some

attendance. This company has been the bids ran particularly high.-T

; in business two years, and in that telephone instruments have been

time 17 p. c. has been paid in divid-

w i b

ble here in the near future.-Miss Elsie

llc Cook, Plsquid, who is taking 9. course

ev. of musical instruction here both vo-

he cal and instrumental, from Miss Alice by Plgott, spent Wednesday with her

ved sister, Mrs. George W. Jay.-Mr. Ar- fol- thur Coffin is doing an extensive busi- uc- ness in poultry and meats at present. ded He has secured a large number of

1 .

of geese as a result of the spendid he prices lie is paying.-Mr. Alban Mc~ in-I Kenzie has left on a visit to his sister

and in Lunenburg, N. S. ‘

liAlDlili

of many handsomeand ,ugml presents speeches were delivered by tlie Qhair which te§1:ified_1.tq~'th9.1.estqgm in man, Mr. Stewart; Col. J. R. Allah, which 1they,_,wgrs held _by their many Recruiting Officer of the 105 Battal- frieuds wbo1-wisbftheut many years ion: Mr- John McMillan, M. L. A.:

Afterwards a sale of baskets was held

w°°~°=°» =U'f'<=»~= 'H= E~- t.°i““l§ii2.‘l»i.t“;’.;.“‘“f‘.§.”§f.‘§..°I1ldit LIS-rED°"' Gems” M°°“ey’ 8' private was realized After singing the Na- ’

in the 1 ganadian' Expeditionary For06» tional Anthem and giving three rous- `

Wm” mont Imieresung lem” t° in cheers for the bo s in khaki who

Jan;/tits ll/i¢;nVney, _Houlton ( M; 'B

rvate oone' _was a. aeaman w en

.the war broke .outi He was born in €‘;Bn;§_‘;'&;§i 5;'-el; 3361361" West River

Charlottetown (P. E. I.,) and for '

five years .lived at Woodstocir. His V _ letter follows: Just a. _line to et you “js

imuw that 1 um gctttuguioug all right. cw" Can" ' "nc d

My knee doean’t bother me any o - '

speak of.. I have been up for days now By swat cermm Methn

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RET’S COLLEGE

D DAY SGHDDI. FOR GIRLS r enickson M.A., Former Principal of

gollrge, and Mrs. Dlékson.) .

AN OL -

.John Simmons, East Royalf.y.,has in

want a week or

own home-

. the complexion! '

lasted an hour and a half and in the company of Y. L. X., they lost 124 men killed, and the Northern lads lost heavily too. Our company was away back; We lost 50. They turned the machine guns on us and when we went to get over we got it heavy then. The ulachlne guns kept up a. steady fire. Some of the Lads got over' the German parapet but they had to get back again as the bullets were as thick as mosquitoes. It was a German stronghold. In one place we drove them back but `we could not hold them there. There were too many for us. Well, Tom, I am glad to hear the Canadians are going so well. I am glad I enlisted to do my bit. I am having an extra good time and have a lot of good friends here. They certain- ly use us Canadians white.

FRIDAY 1 ; _ .

D TIME WAR STORY -Mrs.

her possession an original copy of the history of the Crimean War as writ- ten and described by Russell. the fam-

ous correapondent of The Times. At the prese t time when we read so much about the condition of modern warfare it is interesting and lnstruc~ tive to refer to this old volume and read fro`m the graphic account of Rus- sell, the terrible plight in which lack of preparations lead tha\tro0ps of those days.

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~ ' 'rho Pem'istlietlnut Tl-i:_osN1.Ac Fins. - ru its rc- `

port of the burning of the S. B. Senlac at Sydney the "Post" says: Two of the ships boats, badly charred were the only articles saved. 28

bell a of farm loat.y'*I`.»he

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was to was layed by

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ls""i‘he (lilly flue Thai is Equally Good

nut lima uul Pastry

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