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position tliat merits the appreciation of all who un_dei‘- stand the immense earning possibilities of fifteen pair of

highest quality “Class A” foxes, capitalized at $14,000

Piiiotslft _ i _i (THE 0HAsLorrETow1g ouAnIltN_

King Baggot

In Three Parts

relieve the tension

In Hal Reid’s Great Stage Success

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Human Hearts

A Play teeming with love. Pathos and in- tense realism with a touch of comedy to

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In Two Parts

sented by an all star cast

“By Whose Hands”

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PRINCE EDWARD

Special Xmas Program

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IT PAYS to buy in this Province. P. E. I. HOSPITAL.-'l`iic lady sup-

--- erintendent and nursing staft' oi' the

BAND AT THE ARENA T0-NIGHT. Prince Ed\\'i\rd [Bland Hospital inteild

' S046 _having a Cliristmos tree for the pat-

- ---- lients, today. and a present given to

AT ST. PAULS.- There will h`e aleach and all within tho building. lt

Christmas service in St. Paul’s Church 5 is also given out that every Patient this morning at 11 o'clock; also lloly _ may have ono i'riond coniii and take

WELCOME Vl8lTORS.- A nuiii- 'Clark, oi' tlib Experiinontnl I"urin, is to

liivlr friends. Altiiou i oiii allowed' evening :il iii-_\'oii o'uloi:k in tho sunio

--- :rs Instituto. Subjiii-t, i'ri-piiring ilit

THE FIRST METHODIST -Church Soil An cisons intcrt till art will

HORSE NOTES - Mr Fred VlcNeill .is Fritz, a German teaches

now under training for the ice circuit 5l1uW HS llllllllluton. Sl<’Dl1i‘ll Hellslllll

[ming 3,11 gnthuglagtlc gpeedman jg HUllllil§d0ll. llllll \V!ll. “ll1lIl0Ck l1S

when he has her training uomplgieq 'n this romlraisliig sceiie__ Do not niiss he wiiipiit up ii iisndsoine het against this wlmtever else you uuss-

“pR|N¢E c|»|Ap_"_T0 round of( will he observed in dne and ancient

Many of the Scenes have R (im-istmns me displavs in general hearing know-

nm miss “_ ‘ies been i-_itrei'uily looked alter. A full

,_ __ __ stock of dross parade requisites will

tlwiivs be foiiiiil nt The National

noy llecord reports that a cliaiige has " . g " '

day

A SPEclAL TRAIN will-leave Char-

lottetown' for Souris and Georlzutown' on Tuesday. 29th, and Thursday 31st_' at 7.30 a. ni.; returning will leave,

Souris and Georgetown at 1.25 péoizié

winning fields of grain competition for

at ilic Swell Fairs and has been equal

ot Gi.iiii Comp

'l‘hoiiias Dougan Grade l-iSel1ior)--

3 p. m. _.Ai

Afternoon `&~ Evening

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hor ol' tho Second Contingent arrived lD6llk lll 1-30 ll .iii. in thc iJiirllll2.V Hall 1014, were won by Mr. Joseph McDoii- ` _ ¢ ___ - __

hero from St. John the other evening Jn the Lilith Dec., under thc nuspiccs old, of Vernoii River Bridge. Mr. Mc- - ` Episode to apt-nil the Cliristiiias holiday with of thc Liiilics' Instituto. Also in the Doiiald was for years it prize winner _ `

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a furlougli oi one week,-ll. linll under thc itiisplci-s ol' tho l<`nr|ii~ ly successful iii the Standing Fields _

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DOLLAR MYSTERY

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service will bc held in the ilrst Metho- :onie at both niectings. 'l‘licre is no EXAMlNATl0N8.- Following is _ ~ dist Church this morning at 11 o'clock ldniission fee.--I). stniiiliiig oi’ Donnidston school for ‘ Meets the most Start ~ - 1 - ~ for the united congregation of the -- niontli of December. Grade VII.--1, ling AdV€IlllIl'¢ YB! First Methodist and Grace (‘_liurohes_ " PRINCE CHAP."-Orin of tho inost ,Stella Morris, Grade VI.-1, May _ - _ ,' -V-1 ` ~ '

Dollar, Mystery

Communion at 8.30 a. in. and after the _ten with tlieui this -v -ning. 'PRIEE WINNERS.-At 'tho recent"~ U' ‘V ° H I - ,` " '_ P ‘ - Cd ` » “ _ morning service. _-___L L - Amherst Winter Fair, ilrst prize for- ~ _ ~ _

-- IMPORTANT MEETINGS.- i’roi`. wi at and third for oats grown in prize : ` - v ‘ ` ` _ ~ _ . _ ‘___ _ `

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The pastors of both churches will be :t;)mical scenes in the conlilcily <l,runul. Morris. Grade V.-1, Laura Court. . C present and assist in the services. ‘ rincc Chap," is the "Jo y-go- ang" 0;-ado 1v__-1, vom Cuvelier, Grade _ S d O

___- Jhrlstmas Eve scene, iii which Billy 1|1_-1_ Wm_ McD0na|d_ G,-age 1|,_.1_

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owens. rrencii Fort. .he limiting of it " howl of hot” punch." i, John Aihing. Grade i.-(Junior) _ MYSTERY Aa Emmy Thriller, Feaiurm¢F. X. BUSHMAN

has his three year old iilly Alice B. l`hls ls uuuneulmbly funny. D. Edgar 1. Fred Lynch. Joseph Devereux, __ ‘

the coming winter. Mr. owens while is Ymlder. 1-larohl Morrllyas Earl of roaonro Noirzs.-Mr. 'soraire D. PARKS, Vocalist Other Pictures Something to Laugh at '

Pincau and his Haplly Jack (By Hap-

lce is iit for travelling on with horses. This horse made an excellent showing

all-coniers. ‘ -- - ' on the ice last winter and with pro- H

____ ST. JOHN'5 DAY.-Suiitluy_ l)ec. 27, pm- ||9_nd|ing ought M do a great (lea) ed

better this winter. -The Toronto k

the Christmas holidays Mr Bertie

(liiristinas holidays with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bertrand \Valsli, St.

SCHOOL EXAMINATIONS - The of

been effected in the niatiazeinent aol' EXAMINATNJN Th _ mi_am ml _ _ _- on the King George hotel. Messrs Mon- _ "_ '=` be l l liollowing is the standing ot the pu-` 1 ht ‘_ t E'-J_ and M|.s_ MacKenzie' maungomeu e mme as een or 23r l.. init. Quite a nuniber of vi'sltor‘ if fl » - ' £0 Jalllefl E- Allllfews of H“"““`B V' the past few years, retired yesterday- were rtlent and ct ressed theniselib mL tho momh of Nm emben Gmde Pl’

also a _skilful handler or the ribbons -tuuaou. render valuable usslslulwe py George) are expected “out” as the l" ‘ ' ' ` f y

T. Gusso; tlie necessity for increas- live stock production by H. S. As-

ell; while " fall fairs and travelling

Christmas. go and see the rendition llflll- l'll}lCC f\_lll@l'_l <'-0lll»“- Silk llalll-` Srliool is progressing favorably under -» d "_ nh in re ard to of that charming Christmas story, Wllll0 Slllflfli “'lllf0 llflll flllil Kl0V0l~l Wlll: the careful nianagenient oi' Mr. Jos- 2§5|?r§sm§r§ro5?,,¢e‘; of (;,mgdga_ Pro. “Prince Chap," as dramatised by Miss be \'e_l`." lllllfll lll *fVl‘l_9ll“-l* llll Sllllllllll eph Bloquere. The .senii-annual ex- tease, C,¢,B5'hag written ab0ut`the fail Gorliiaii, and to he played under her \`);ll00k@l`S “;1llll']l‘9,C'flil:‘ltZ;tlllfillgsll xl? nminationiwhich was to be held in the fa direction in the Poople‘g Tlieau-B ll Dl"0L'l1l`@ le H ' ' E l H' nforomeiit oned school during this t 1( 1,-B held and Tuesday evening. December 29th l0lllll (-l0llllll€ Sl-OFC by the C0llllllllll0@ -week. will not take place until after ‘t‘hE!nl:l‘;_lt%tse‘it_l§g?{ti?|r:§g1a¥)s¢_:¢emem_ and

irs in Prince Edward island. Sli/lllg

ort notes regarding the way ill

setting; the story is crisp, fresh, 'llg fllll \l'Bll Illlll- they H0 UD I0 lllfl L. Walsh, student of Prince ol' \Vales “heh me dm-erem fairs are can-ted

natural and thrilling: throughout. Dc llllllllffl lll 5lYl0 illlll (hill UVBFY llelllll College, Charlottetown, isspending his :D

wennmc sE|_Ls.-A quiet but

BUSWESS CHANGES--° The Sl"l` '~10¢|§|n dlon, V 8039 Aml'S`_‘Z' pretlv wedding took place at thehoine

Mr. Murray Robertson. Cavendish, Dec. 15th, 1914. when Mun' C--

Tlie Rev. Johii Stirling officiating.

‘f " _ ` _ . The \!ova Scotia Hotel Company, Lim-N v "pm" _, `,p VH_1‘ Mary Aglles O'C°““°'°' 96: l ~ 1 k.d -l mi it in it ‘ 1 -u 1 -» v»-

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sent to all stockholders shows that the company has ' made a vert' satisfactory showing the past year.

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The Massachusetts Silver Black Fox Company

has declaired a cash dividend of 10 p. c. with more

__ ég _ I later, and also increased its ranch by four pairs of l _Silver Black Foxes and added fifty pens for ranch- li; ing Foxes for another company. The annual report i ,l 5 r

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by local applications, as they cannot reach the IN THE C|TY.- i\ii‘. Fred t'l.ii‘l»:, ol

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mmblmgmunio orlmrfcafec hearriling am Whig cowl, art inilltiiii' vvrv will this wiiii

and ivliilt-V:-alvcs that :iiiyoiio niigiit mczi-ist-li by catarrii.whi¢ii is milling but an bc proud ol. Mr. Leu ls u lirm believer l"fJé*“l°d.5°'l¢l'l"3°f‘H2 ";“°`5’\l>b*‘;il'fl\}`li‘-i iii llol:-:tc-ins. llc :titties llliil. one ol CaSc;0f“éca§,§I;§S }(;§m,5§(i“'b'f cla,[“‘;,}`:§”¢h;’\r‘§;'}\’f tllctlr i':i_l\'csf 1;? ‘iiiotlitliiv iilt;(_[\)viis. iqolld not ncure y a 's fatarri ‘urc. Sen or as. spriiii.: ii :ce or » um io Clffulilfll- fftxfi-J c"ENEY&c0 Toledo O clialioiiges conipetitioii from any for

Soldb Dr'u`zi~us 7'»r " ' ' brooding iiirludiiii; the boosted short-

disensed ooitionofiheear/l`hereisanlygmerway th' H 1- 11,, , I “_ k_ - (34 _'alice tor tlic iiiolitii was about 75 ;:;:;;_“°52;?;i;;;“_;3:;.,‘.f;,”:,.igazmxgcxgi ii..-»_l.'Il~.§’t-.».iii~§2iZf,-_ Fil.. i.`.’..‘. ‘_-in ,il l Z-\<~liuf=-1- lu-ow. w-um-Z~ 5; dlliou uf' the mucous llpius ofthe Pluslschlan ticulnrly wrll iii tho wilkiiif; tests al """

Tube. When this tuberiis inflamed you haves the Amhm,5,‘ \vim'\I_ Fail, Thou. |NTEgE5T|NG |SSUE___ The Dec

itis ciitirelyc sefl,_ e neesis e result, an_ ‘ " ' - _-~ _ ' - ', '§ ‘ __ ' 1 unlesstiic inflamm.-itioii can betiikcn nutandthis pp and ilii-\~ lnivu :i nnnilwr of lilauli l “H0 "I (llllllllll ¢'0lllill¥lS ll i»l0Ull dt‘l1l|

_:=.i by c pu_ er ie wor o ex picguifm, oi “gn p 38 » a-_ f ti t,ivi.ivlNi»i» -~ _ ._l__'l- "" °Wf‘»lS» »

"i`~ll-l’ ’<“ I . _ - - f ~ ni); uiifiilihlfeernarraiigeminfs l lmlllutlull “'“" "°"°‘“d"'d "_" the "“l"'“ 2 l'll=ul-"lu Daly. 79; Clarence McGuismi. lb - fist- . in a verv pleasliig niaiinei, the distrl- ,g~ p-ll.-ici( B,-own ro. _lu M .I 8 5'.i`~1-__ ‘Cv ,F (Messrs McNabb and Monbourquettef ‘. _ - _' ~ _» l~. nies c s- G i. 5, l, . bution ot prizes, ior the best attend- | mic tis- G,-Mitt |\-_-Armin Maud M(-.

,if-.\ _ - ‘ are well known in Charlottetown hav- _ . . , _ .' ' , . ' ' Q

i -,yy l _ ance then followed. ’1liey were award- - G\;|gm\_ 91; |.|m~0n¢,, ()»(10,m0,- gg-

_pxix o i ing both been in the hotel business I F, k Wm- I , 1 I D \ { . ,.. _ ' ' fr

`_.' -"2 here before going to Sydncv 8( w mn ’ rm ‘lm ~ 'eo oy 0 l `¥”n“)“ ““l°h' 5" (lwa May p°“'“"s'

l, .Q3 e S I ~‘ wiio had not been absent lor one day SG: Loiiis 'l`rainor. 84; (‘liarlotte A. Dr Il; ‘»i' - tlirougliont thc wliolc icrni_ Candy , (;;iil;»_ni_ 7.5; ,ngmlm 1;,-own, 75; Gmqe ‘ll

ill ' ' " and nuts were then distributed among- ill.--/\;.;atlni Traiiior. 86: Mary liil-

thu pupils by the tonciwn thin Mi-unignn. sn; omil. i~i_ Fd _ . ,

Deafness Cannot be Lufed .__ (folc.‘i; James ll. Colesp; Il. Edwuxl esteem in ' whmh me happy young

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c-iiilw" ii:-iii" of the- Agricultiirol Gxwi if

ol' iiileresiiiig rcailing_ The growlny, of lielil roots for seed iii (‘aiiatla is likc-

ther, while Miss Jean Orr of New lasgow -played the wedding march. lily the immediate relatives and ieiids of the bride and groom were esent liiiiiideinteiy after the cere- oiiy a sumptuous wedding supper as served. Th nunirons and costly rscnts received K0 to show the high

ouple were held After a fcw hours

music and social talk the happy

ouiig couple lcit for their future oine iii ilunter‘s River, carrying with eni the gouil wishes of all present r n happy und prosperous journey irougli lite. -

ANNUAL MEETING HELD.- '|`lic

ly to become a iiecessity. and Dr. M.-annul-il iiioi-ting oi' liopc lliver i~‘iiriii- 0. Malte, Dominion Agl'istologist, hr- ers lnstit.ut_c was hcld on Dec. I/ith illi<S llllll SlIll.l0l'l- Vl‘l'_\' definitely he- The report suhinitteil oi' thc years fore thc izlrniiiiix public. The potato work was satisfactory to :ill roiiceriietl embargo and its rvinoval from the The financial statcnient was read and

__ _ -I-_,kc fiall-s'f.<,;ni'|‘v piilsfo, (':on5m,au0,,_ h0}l{l_ ' ` ' ` - Doiiiinioii oi' Canada is discussed by approval. and showed receipts for

e parlor inning on th arm oi’ lien

the past year to the amount of $382.- 89 and u. balance on hand at prcsciii of $71.82. Large orders torseeds :inil wire were hanled by this lnstiilitn last year at considerable saving to members. The following Dirciitors were appointed for ensuing youu.- W. ll. Hogan-President; Jolin Cullen --Vice-President; C. H. Reid- Sooy, Treasnrcr; -Teaming; Murphy, Cedric Simpson, 'Fhonias Bulger. Canada Simpson. Alfred Murphy, H Colo. li was agreed to invite Prof. tllarl-, Sup-

'eriiitenilent vi Experimental Stntluii,

(lliarlt.-tic-it-\vn to address ii pii`~ilit~ meeting of the Institute in the neiir future. By arrangement since then. Prof. J. A. Clark has kindly wnseiited to address it public nieetlni; nt Hool- -vrer Hall on Wednesday, Dec. 30;); 7.30 p. ni. His address will ho of inter- est ond beneiittl to every farmer, and the public in general or this vicinity to be present. Free admission and ii welcome to all whether members of the institute or not..

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FORTUNE TELLING IN

GERMANY FORBIDDEN

l-‘ortun'.~ tellers _-iow are forbidden to

practic: in any part of the.Gernian Empire. Soon after the war broke out they began to do an enormous bush ness with reiativs of soldiers iii the tiold, who wanted to know how things tvcre going with them.

Visits to the fortune tellers oitcii

had (tragic consequences, as many oi' thc callers were in u. high state oi' nervous tuiisioii. p

The iiiicertaiiiiy of relatives regard-

inlf their lnon folk at the front has been iiggrnviitod by the coniplctclnilti- die of the iiclil postal organization which is being severly criticized by the-newspapers. - -

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Are two determining factors that distinguish an attractive proposition. Silver Foxes and Furs Limited have the very best foxes in Prince Edward Island they have good prolific breeding strains the progeny of the stock has established Wor1d’s records t ’-.‘;j§_; for pelt value. This should certainly be good enough better foxes cannot be secured regardless of price.

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er aair. _ _ P lThe Directors of Silver Foxes and Furs Limited are retaining large holdings in the company, and it is only reasonable to surmise that on this account .they -will ex- ert every effort to make the earnings of the Company as large as possible.

The foxes are ranclied on a percentage basis, the

greater the production the larger are the earnings of the raiiclicrs-and you can rest assured that they will do their utmost to make their earnings as large as possible, but, will at the same time be increasing yours too. ' You can readily see that it is in the interests of all concerned to make the earnings of Silver Foxes and Furs Limited as large as possible-with high quality foxes and low capitalization the dividend paying possibilities ofthis Company are unlimited. V

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_ Silver Foxes and F urs Limited

. 1 APPLICATION FORM _ know all about, every phas'e`d'f which

sin.. rm. at rm, tiinai, to the _-intending investor. -~‘-If you do

°l"'°“°*°“» "- ll '- tion you cannot appreciate its unlimited

'25 _ _ p f ,ed Sh t 1 $1090 h_ Fill in either one of th_e forms, and we will gladly

pc _ re er Mesa parm ue eac out cost or obligation. Sit right down and fill in either

ii OccuPAT10N _- The par value_of_shares is so very. nominal, even the I ADDRESS _ _ _ _ , 4 A _ _ _ _ to share in the prospective earnings of this Cotnptiny. Get

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t H pr°p°S‘_t1°ll lvlth You-explain everything-

0 you all about the pi ospectug the . th- _ . _ - ianch, and every-

mg that will interest the man or woman that wishes to

invest their money to the ,best possible advantage. _ _ p

exceed 1_0 p. c., tlie foxes are housed, fed and cared for by ranchers of long expcrieiice and exceptional ability in the Well Cdulpped and ideally located raiicli of the Hillsboro Rancli1ng'Coinpany. The ranch liianagcr and the advis- ory superintendent are ineii that can be depended upon to place this Company among' the highest producers,

_wevyveighbzn If gladd to Send _YOU 3 001))/' Of the prospectus sition to Gul; Gai? to 0-‘_<illHlll_ every phase of the propo-

_ obligationyon Tegrirc ’sat1“sfaCt10ll, and this without any

y _pai _ e are anxious to go into all de-

shoulcl familiar REQUEST FOR INFORMATION '- proposi- -...__ -

a ‘n Osslbih ° _ Silver Foxes md Fun Limit ii, P yi g P ues cinimim r ii 'nina

the information you wantilwith- Please mail. ' 0 » - 1 - ~ form or the form requesting felmllns Suvle'i'eP‘l>t:?:g?i°ntd1°Fau'i§1If.`lili1utmef§:mmd°n>

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