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Cityllagistratefg ._C4;urt. 9 a.m. - Pi’lq'ce` E5*w'll'd _Theaieh 3. 7 and

.'-'45p.,m.q ' - -- - -

Annual npeting Board of Trade, 8

pm.

Poultry -Show opens- in lArge‘s

show Rooms. - - ~

D edrgesday January 10th at 2.36

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r.iiLL;AR-Jn this City -on Jan. 9, iq 'i-lr. ahd Hrs. R. E. Millar e son.

iiaipi/-at Road. _on Jai..-sri.. J_`."and R. Crliardy u sou. RAUQAY, -A-‘ A1 “lfeenah Cottage." Mitten, 'on _ _ Wednesday, December z/_~tn,ip__lr. e,Ii6"ll_i1uE_‘rsnk‘A`. nam- ’ if.;-, _ |\_, _dan'g_hte_y,-“ Hai-garet Velda.

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nia|iotio_--A;-ine-P. rc. 1. nos- ;\tai.~1Ja|, 8. 19 7. liargaret Jean Line;/_wife of Robert Diamond aged

Funeral leaves 85 Douglas -'-'z ',Wednesd£y. Jani- 10141 at 1 _3¢‘.j,.m.»for__t.he‘People's Cemetery.

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Phone 404 1 Ch’town Dec. 22rd 1916 _

Eye Specialist

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3; he may be consulted on all matters

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2-01 do no¢ suspect the cause. A ecientiilc

4-34 au abnc-mal condition, the correction 5-39 of which by perfectly fitted glasses 13-33 relieves the trouble.

_ ' Evenlpgeby Appointment.

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.izal on J ii _8tli, Davi Ha er,

).~_rm5riy <;i°s:1lr_'oii;_i1;tnii sig: yea.-_ Order Qllillkll’

vmenj js Your c ery. inmsry

wthlop the amyalars the train- aenv- our PIICOS IUC Hgh!

.ngtflbefrlottetown a_t`3 p. ui. _ .

fzoridnan-*oiineceinser 2m., isis. ’ N?

ir tlirboine of her nephew, neniernln “ache & mn

li, t&p\5_¢,_of_1l’r|g, Weotherbie. _

1." u-&'J‘ni_-yur-of my ~»¢e.~h:§i<;_g°+=d Opp. Davis and Fraser

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-lm: _`."IL-‘Sho leaves to _ St East - .fi amaimqiqaasbztgeg ppm-|¢ 44| J .

'mf -_ _.j1_.(_-,__ .. ,V - ' Two cents per _word for Insertion in this column. one cent pe

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sale. lilo]-nausea some-me

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Just arrived another car load of C.

5*. Sekyrs Boneless Horse leat.Also H

- ' carlosd ot Fox Biscuit. l‘heee Bb 7

_ I. 1 cults contain xii per cent ground meat

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bone. For the balance of the year. are selling these Biscuits for 6c

r lb.

w e Punov,

154 Queen St.

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be permanently located in

yal Bank building corner Queen and chmoud Street Charlottetowmwlsei-e

rtaining to defective vision.

ouaneea. stomach trouble, etc, and

lany suffer from headache, ner- B

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lnation of the eyes often reveals

Dou't neglect the Child'ren's Eyes.

Office Hours: 9.20 i2.so, 2, s. .

Phone 153-L.

reholders and patrons of wall Creamery Co. will be

The _annual meeting of the

ldinthe Hall at Cornwallon

D.H. MURCHISON

Good Fish _

Just_receive:l a shipment 1

of choice No. 1 Labrador

` HERRING

Barrels

1-2 Bbls. 1-4 Bbls.

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Mayor'l`odd. l lfare Todd Blood l-‘illy

freshen in April. 2 Guernsey grades

NOTICE

. Annual Meeting

'The following Stock and Cordwoodz-

One, draft mare 8 yrs. old, one

draft colt rising three yrs. old, one cow due to freshen January '20th, six Choice milk cows, to~fresheu in Ap- ril and May, three hoifers 2% yrs. old, in calf, three steers 2% yrs. old, one

haifcrs 1% yrs. old, two calves

months old, two pigs 3 months.

ALSO- 75 cords Hardwood to be

sold in two cord lots. or more to suit purchaser.

TERMS- Cash for wood ag, close

of sale. All sums for stock under tive dollars cash; over that _amount twelve months credit on approved joint notes. 6 per cent off for cash.

W. D. McCOUBREY.

_. Auctioneer..

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llr. lf. C. Delaney. North lrryon

OF 8'|’0¢K, CROP ll PLEIENTS, Ae. was a visitor ro the city yeaterda

. t.’..“°".’.;. °‘5‘.?:..t..°.f:;.5.‘:' ""*~ '°"" ?“'“”='-‘- `°' R"-"1 B.-= ..._ ._ ._ ...z;:.. ....... ...’..._ f N°"""3 "lata" take "‘°|’|°‘5° °f

es In ON SATURDAY. JANUARY 13, IDU. 'ls in the city yesierday.` _ COIIMENCING AT THE HOUR OF 1 O‘(:LOCK P. 3|., SHARP.

1 Horse 4 yrs. old (general purpose). l Horse .lin-. old (general lr. W. S. Lousoll. City. l'¢l\l"\C‘l

purpose). 1 Colt 2% yrs. old (general purpose), 1 Blood are in foal by yfllwdlr from HW! -

155 yr. old. I Jersey Cow ro freshen

`-_ Jn. son (pare bn-di. 1 ous:-may cow ulrraliea ui April :pure brad). lin. Dorothy Davies retiimerl .vea- i 1 dummy sou iv, yr. old (pure urea. 2 aynmm wail into io rerday from I visit 1° lllliflll-

to freshen in May. 1 Brood Sow ireg. l

.jngdgg Berk.) in.young, 6 Young Pigs, 40 Hens, 1 lr. Henry Lewis. Albsrron, was D

` jg. If yu' ' ‘ 1 Waterloo Boy 5 H. P. Engine almost new. Hail`s- Thresher anditbe citl' l'U¥~°l'¢lilI~‘. ~

‘ Cleaner combined inew). Grain Grinder. 'l‘urnlp Pulper. Pump Jack. id _

Pump I-lead and Pipe. set Blacksmi1h‘s Tools icempletc-'l. l~‘armer's Hr- J- H- Bill- K- (`-» Sllmmem °'

Boller, Cocksutt rows. Seed Drlllil;w§e:et iron Harrowstsreél Sigling- ls ill lllé <‘ll.\’ 100!!- tooth Hanows, Rendle Harrow, u . Gang Pow, n e ow, 'l _ _

lm Binder, Hay hlower, Hay Rake anew), Light Wagon. Express Wagon (new). 35"- P- l_"0l€)' 0! S0uth .Shore leaves

Box Sleigh, 2Wood Sleighs, Hay Carrier and Ropes, Team and Single Wag- lhli-1 IIIOHIIIIB on 8 UID '0 ll°‘~'°"-

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Shovels, Forks, Etc.

Stack Hay, Turnips, Potatoes. Boards, Shingles., Larhs. Bedroom Mr. J. Yeo. P0" Hlll- Hffllfd ll-

Pumiture, Magnet Cream Separator mow). Bain Wagon (new). and nrher the clt_\' )'€Sl€l"iiil.\`- _

articles not enumerated. l’ _ k

TERHS- 12 mouths credit given on all sun.. over $5.00 nu approvc-1 hir. J. D. Proctor. (ily. UBS li ell

Hows, 6 per cem og for mm a position as clerk at the 0000"

Sale positive as Mr. Cliapell has sold his farm. Hotel. /'

BE.\'.|. CARTER dt: (`0_. ““”*' _ _

_ Au¢¢5°,\¢¢r;, Prof. and Mrs. G. D. Steele. (ily.

846_l_x5| returned _\esl£rilEly (mm Sf. -l0hll.

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3 STOCK MARKET SENSAT|ON_

_ WASHINGTON, Jan. 6-Smnuldcr vigil m qu. [mired Sigtes.

ing rumors that somebody made mon- _.___

_-|-he Annual Meeting of me pedgy-an ey` in the stock marker with "leak" Robert Haynes crossed overvto Hal-

Dairyins L-0__ Wm be held in Ewan: lnformationyabout the sc-riding of nay this moi~riing_io _loin the Navy for all on Wednesday, Jan 17th, 1917 at: Pl'¢Sld@ll¢ “llS0l1S P9309 ll°l@ bl-“ed 0v€fS¢2S SBYVICH-

orcwck p_ m_ yup a sensational session of the- _ _

J 5; M¢w||_L|AMg,~ house rules committee today at its Sergeant IA. Eli. Thomsonls leaving ' ' Secretary. €lll‘Bt l1€8l’ll\8 011 R9Dl’@S€0l8il\’€ this morning on return to Halifax.

3g5a1.10M||pd_ - lWood's- resolution for an investl- inning spent s short but pleasant tur-

- gatlon. "

f Specially declaring he made #- icliarscs asatnsi no one. and was orc- Airs.. Mary D. Goodridge. of Lynn.

real

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.\lr. William Mulch. Ear-nscliffe. left

this morning by the car ferl'Y 011 li

lougli in this city. .

Ntlillli0’S

lf you are troubled with dandrutl '

falling hair or itchy seal there is 1; world of comfort in §'EWBRO'S

HERPICIDE. 'l‘r,y_it. One application will convince. The fee lnsligfeoolness, the sense of cleanliness and ex uisite odor are things you cannot forget. l'l(kRPIClDE is nn elilcient dandrutf era rcator, a delightful hair dressing, a cleanser and an antiseptic.

NEWBRO’S HERPl_ClDEtFives the linir

a softness and luxuriance int is always associated with the use of this scalp proph . lacic. Hair that isn't healthy cannot [Ye

pretty and attractive. HERPICIDE by reridering_ the scalp sweet and clean, makes the hair healthy and keeps it so. It is imlis|»ensahle,t.o tl..- tnilet-not ii luxury, but n requisite.

SEND 10 CENTS FOR SAMPLE BOTTLE AND BOOKLET

Ev-ry mari and woman is exposed to the attacks of dandruff which is contagious and

ninety nine out of every hundred are suffi-ring from iris zinnoyancgs. The booklet puptm.¢¢ ny The Herpirlde f‘A‘lmpany,_on the hair and its care, is of i`nr»-nm interest, lnil HERPICIDE iiaellla a n~w»lallun lu all. A ample hottie uf Nl-IWBl¢0 S IIERPICIDI-I and the booklet will beeent to any adilrua upon receipt. of Ten Ceuta in 1/lavage or sliver to cover cast of packing and mailing. Addir_= THE HERPICIDLZ CO.. lu-lil. S, lielrdt, lllclr.

'Iwo alla, 504: and $1.00-SoidEve|'y'\vii¢'e-Guafanleedlry lhe liupldde Co.

Appiimiions at the better barber shops and Beauty Pziriorsl ;

Demand flerlulne Hapkido and Gfl' IT. ,'

,S€l1lll1E Ollly illf0l’ll18ll0l1 lllill llllll Mass., arrived i_n Charlottetuwli yes- || A ¢

Scc‘y. Treas.

- CLOSE SEASON FOR FISH G. GAME.

Wild Duck, Dec. 31st to Sept. lst.

-e Wood Cock and Snlpe, Dec. 315; to '

I am lnteructed by WM. POUND to Sc-pr. lst. .

sell by public auction, on his pre- . 0 . . _ _

masse

Sh re Birds, Dec 31st to Aug 20tli

' Curlew & Plover, Oct. 31st to Mig. `

ON FRIDAY, lst.

' JANUARY 12th, 1917 Rabbits. Feb. lst, to Nov. lst.

AT ONE 0’CLOCK P, M, Partridge, Nov. 15th to Oct. 15th. *“

The killing of any Bird not men-

tioned above exceptlng Hawks, Owls. Crows. and English Sparrows is at all times unlawful. Penalty $25 for each and every Bird killed during the Close' ‘Season Trout from October lst to March 31st., penalty $100.00.

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No goods will be paid for by 'nie

fat cow, four steers 1% yrs. old, two 3857-I-1»0Mwfm 3l E mon li

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chase by myself. . , 'W. G. DISTANT.

Charlottetown.

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were each continuation. Cash muet accompany order.

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FOR 8Ai.l..- A NUMBER 4816

Young black and patch foxes Apply

said msisisaur

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turn to Guardian oillce.

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without a written order for their pur-'

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"r'b ter nouns on conrifi of Q.. is... M- rw- ...mu ,,-q,,.

Prince uégagldnay streets, with all N" ,f gh, M

modera venienoee. immediate ,.,¢|m.¢_ llaeeeeba. Awly to J. J. Tiaiaer. gm, “"- . “r 3“|°l'l1l|>‘ Continuous

mb ro i.a1'- r-iouea wrrri ati. no nn-iam

dem esovealeneea. A its Qaeda st. or the J. K. lteae, Opera Building. reels.

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3""_"4'!'°'*---iigg Ainlrroeo

rlvcd in the city yesterday by the can

On Monday evening Mr. Robert

Haynes employed in Mr. Murdoch Ross' tailoring establishment on Great George Street ,was waited upon by Mr. Ross and the employees a d was presented with a valuable rltlitary wristlet watch. As previously announ- ced Mr. Haynes has volunteered for service in the navy and .has heen ac- cepted. He hiis tried repeatedly to be accepted for overseas service with the land forces but before this could not come up to the physical requirements. Needless to say he was deeply touched by this token of regard on the part of his mployer and fellow workers and made an excellent reply thanking them

Au address which accompanied thc- gift read as follows:-

Jany. Rtli, 1917

Mr. Robert Haynes Dear Robert:-

lt is with deep regret and yet with

pride that we hear of your leaving ll for Overseas- service. Undef the exist- ing clrcumsiauces it is a duty we a-ll owe to our Country and you certainly have shown in no uncertain manner your patriotism in trying on different occasions to pass the necessary ex- amination. And as the old maxim goes “li at first you don't succeed try try again" you certainly have proved the truth of that saying, and wc know ful well that you will do your part nobly for your Country.

We, your fellow workers cannot for-

get the pleasant times- we have had in your company and would aah you to accept this small token, not for its in- trinsic value, but as a kind remem- brance from us all, and trust that In due time you will return to us safe after doing your bit for King and Coun-

lrnploryeea

The following is a letter from one

“Princess Pat”

Canes: in the

I MINI- the trenches

reduced it that, less than ilve

for their kind and thoughtful action..

tosr `ou‘i<aur `e~rnaa1- summmm W " an

routnafer-Bt. Peter’a 82. Please ri-

frorn l :nbc liver end to his father. triilaoys. Klnliera: Pills are

The winter season is" on now and will

JOE

Georgetown. `

Dcsr Mr. McDonald:

At this, the Christmas season of the

year when perhaps more than at any other time the spirit ot unseltishuc:-is und good fellnwszliip is abroad wc, your friends of the Onward Farmers' institute wlsii to show that we are not forgetful of your kindness and sacrifice in furnishing us with such excellent music as you did at our an- nual plcnic. Ar we listened to those soul stirring airs of “Aulrl' Scotland" played by one recognized by all' ae the foremost piper of the prnvlncll we could not but recall the words of Burns denr in the heart of every ‘Scotr

“Then let us pray that come it mov,

As come it will for ii' that.

When niau tn num the world n‘cr Shall brothers he for u' that

lt is simply in the splr-lt of broth-

erhood thut we address you at this time, and' ask that you may accept this small glift not for its intrinsic value as a slight token of our thank- fulness for your kindness in the past.

Wishing you every joy and' blessing

of this. the Christmas season, upon you and yours, we remain.

Your. friends of the

Onward Farmers' institute. '

Mr. John Gordon. ~

Bruderiell. Dear Mr. Gordon. We lllifllll' knn'w how to express

JOHNSON C JOHNSON Spec! gen I.

, iconic to him, Wood brought in the ierday in spend -a week with rein- '

Th ’ u 1 _names of Secretary Tumulty. “a Mr. ||yeg_ , ,` ;-

e annual mee ng of the Hazel . Bomng_., 8 brother or Pnsmem wil, - / ____ 4

brook Diairylng Co, Limited will be sour. w|f¢ “hom he dm no; fu.-yup, 8, S (owm nf me Anil ,, q nf par.. one h

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held in the usual place on \Vednesday,tiden1ify; Bernard Baruch. a New 19|.-y Dum 1-gym-ned Saturday from a hu; today | gm in the trenches, and anuary l7th at one'o’clock p. m. lv’-‘l°l‘ 5l°°l‘ °P@l'°9°l`S OU” ll- Kllhn seventeen days fllfll”/llsll 5! |158 l10"l€‘ have no chance to celebrate. Every- ~

W ` M EACHERN lot Kuhn, Leob & Company, and others. in St. Johnls, Newfoundland. thing is quiet around here at present.

' J' ‘C ‘ ' I \Vlien Secretary Tumuliy teamed

Sealed tenders will be rede-

5°¢l’°¢lf’¥`- rhsi Representative Wood had men- Miss Emmeilne Su:-wart. who is isst till the latter part nt April. ° '

Mr. Albion rioued his name- he issued a formal leaving Sh0l'!ly for nursing duties Though three years’ service has wed by the undersigned ,up

_yan Gm 1917 statement, demanding s public apol- overseas, returned yesterday' from made me more nr less used in ""‘ tO,3l`ld O11 Satllfday Feb

3826_1_gMmw3m4|- i083- and denying tially that h€~ even Halifax, on a short ffurlough. weather co_ndiiions here, yet l_ stlllrnext from persons Wlshmgto

` 'knew of the Presidenfs peace note -l drf-ad the long damp and chil|_v_iiigni...;. h St lebe

h€l'0r¢ ll WSH Illadil' Dllbllc- Mr. Keith Barrett. lately of (‘n|nra- I nm writing this letter in n '°\v-""' tlbllV 1 C l'3_ _ yn 8 _

l Kahn Denies Story. do, is visiting at his old home in 25 feet below the ground, by the llllihpropgrtv' cgnslgtmg 0f

NEW YORK- Jllll- 5- 01"’ ll- KYDSSIOII. tiller all 8l1S9lI¢!e Of llllfll' ofa candle, so you see we burrow uno ' '

Kahn, of Kuhn. Leob £1 Con_1psni'. and six years. _ , creep about putting ln a kind of rar- 3Cl'CS Of g00d land 3

-f 2°" °‘ :”f. ."‘t”."f“it T - .. .. .:;°;;2 *muse and Several °usbw1d- '=='°'=°'°°f= °f "1° D"°='°““°=° .°"'°’°“° 'T ...T2 f" ‘f`.'.f’...“‘5“Kf ."`l"’""“.“.‘.".’."°" 67.2 T" 1'-.......... §°‘.’i. ‘I `-.. f... 1'.. .... nl... r..-1... ings. Situated in Svrwgwn Cheese “rd Bun" C°" Ltd" Wm be nine liomeiouv f' ormdihecseareter 'el ' hm A n réw la ill; ' on ‘Saturn vsp iliivienlled io ' leneirnze io that. L t 67 T defg I() bemafked held at the Creamery on Wednesday msmamggal °“" 5° " as " ‘ ` ‘|°.;"f";n0?;:‘\ lem* 12353;* in ' hemh I’ ' . 0 - en . the 17th inst at 2 D. m. ' ~ ‘ 5 5 ` " | m'uS¢ ,hunk you for the e,,er.w@|.:T€Dd€l'S fOl' glCb€

RED COURT' ‘ Misses Ella and Florence Dorsey, re come parcel of tobacco etc lt came

in-:WARD ir 1 - = 1 J H MCLEOD

_ yesterday from Texas, wliero along in good time as we were doing - _

38254 8Mmwf5l` . ° they had gone iii connection with the a lot of mart-hlng_at the time._ 1 Sect-_ af Managlng B¢mfd

death there of their brother, Dr. This is my third' Cliristmas iu the B

' The P- E- llllalld _l"lSll lmfl Gflme James Dorsey. trenches, and' l hope il will be the fa e

Protection Association will pay a Re- l last, but we expect tn he out for New- Ja'-,_ :St

' ward of Ten Dollars to Bill' D6-rsoli Mr. A..l. Tierney, nf the Royal North- Ye1ir's. so it is not so hail after ull. 37u_1_3Mwn_i8\EsuDd_

fumishlng information that will lead west Mounted Police, who has been l suppose you are all anxiously wall-

. _ ` ro the Conviction oi' any;Party guilty visiting ay, his home in New Haven, ing for thc day when peace will he

of fishing. buying, sclllugvor having in left yesterday on return in Leth- declared. l :im sure nll wi-ll he glad' _

:nerr possession any irons during me bridge, Alia. - _ 1 . ._ .when timid day comes. but I Ihlnlk it "\ . Clos - S a,go~ that 1 i' tu fi 1, d _._ is a long isianne away yet. ns tiem - _

de;h°0?n;‘S;;b'§f§"§§;;i;;° égfnrgggg of Oitober lin eachsyelxnw tiiorllhirliyy Mr. V. J. Harrington of the fins- doe.sn't seem to he any Phillltlt’ Sl“f"‘ a e

first day of March following. like Re- toms Department, and Mrs. Herring- l first name 1-0 Pmnce. l wrote ro Flir-

_wlll he held no Wednesday, January _ . , . _ ,

lnhu 1817 at 2 dcloek p_ mu in Hms_ rggdnwill alllso be 1:1131 for‘in?ormatlon :on hzvie Aeturricd hoiilag i’af:.erds;'pen;.'- :]t;l;]dP };l`|:‘(;il::grm1iq“i';;;,\ véiuls am., but n °°'° Chem Pwuv- _ .......‘..'.°....§.i'.’2.§,°...§’.-"..‘.’..“§'.¥..i’§.§”?.‘$ 51?... .‘-’.I...`.'.i‘..°$`l".’§' "' '““ ' . ci'-e my 1---1.. .ii 1-i 1.0...-. 11-n 'Farm of th¢l=1='=J=m°SFDvlf.Y

F' T' Monnow' having in their possess-ion any Game wishes for ii Merry Xmas' and a lion- Mflole Wood, KellyS Cr0$ CODSI- HUGH TR§{§%'§m' Birds during the close Season as Pro- Lt. J. A. Humphrey, tLt. C. E. DY »\`€W Year. fl'0lII ` °~ 4 .

s.........'._ "deff hi' 'The Game f\°,f-" _ Bla" “G Sri- Wm- D¢'a“€>'» °f "ic 1 | it... remainder wen wooded

3-{93_5_1M3‘5_1o_15_ JAS. A. Mchfil g..A!\, _ 236th Battalion. St. John, IN. B.. ar- ADDRESSES OF APPFlEC|ATlON

of 10ilacresof land 85 clear

Good buildings. ApplyMrs James

Charlottetown. Jan. 3rd. 1917. ferry steamer. Mr. Duncan .\icDonuld'. x F Dl-lfflf on the Premises

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Donations to Red Cross

The following have been shipped

from \Vood island Rell Cross: 42 pairs of socks. I scarf, 1 pr. of mills. 1 pair of trigger mittens. l pair of fingcrless mittens, 1 pair of wristlets.

MRS. A. MUNN.

3873-1-10Mli

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in it but rather in the light ol the spirit oi' gratitude in which it is of feroil Especially at this time do we call to rniurl how both you and roll' fanillv spared neither time nor c0l\ vnnlence that we might enjoy Ollf “Farmer-s' Picnic, a gathering which did so much to relieve the monotony of our work and which we hope ls but one of the first of many aucb. Please do not cons der this formal or that it was written simply from a sense of idty Rather we would have YOU accept it as you have ever given your time and thought, namely with that feeling ofgood will and fellowship. so necessary if life is to be rnadii worth while.

We ask you then to accept thi!

small gift. also not for its intrinsic value- at iill. but that you may know

°\ll' liiellllila towards you at this time. We feel that anything we say will he but a poor tribute to the unseliish efforts you have made for tho' ;`~lfare' of the Onward Instituto. We' trust however that you will consider this,

‘not so, much for the words contained'

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that we. your fellow workers. arc truly grateful for your interest and labors in behalf nf that which lm* been pleasant and profitable to un. we remalu,

Your friends of the _

- Onward Farmers* lnetitpie.

Severe

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Dan? WN

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on me writes that lr. Lone;-'a letter ie _

an ms true and correct.

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