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gdullen is busily engaged building is ne new, barn on his farm at Trace.- die Cross.-S. ~‘

‘ THE PICTOU BOAT.- The S. S. Northumberland arrived in Charlot- tetown on Saturday evening, (her last trip) at 4.30 o'clock.

AUTO SCHOOL.-Owners ‘ and .

prospective owners of automobiles should attend the Motor School. It will pay big profits on the invest- ment. _ 3536-

SERIOUBLY ILL.-His many

friends will regret to learn that Judge Hector McDonald is seriously ill. He was taken to the Prince Ed-. ward Island yesterday. Latest ac- counts last night said -he was resting comfortably, '

‘ WEATl-IER~BOUND.- The schooner Hazel Trahey is at Port Hawkesbury with a load of molasses for Nichol- son and Messervey. She arrived there last Monday and has not reach-» ed this port yet. J. A. Measervey is leaving this morning -by the Earl Grey to bring the vessel over if navi-0 gation permits. If the vessel cannot get into Charlottetown she will un- load at Georgetown.

STRANG-SOBEY WEDDING.-- The

Auston, (Man.), and Miss Annie M.. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Sobey, of Protectionville, (N. B.), took place in the Methodist parson- age, Newcastle, Thursday, Rev. Dr. William Harrison, officiating. The couple 'were unattended. A reception was field at the bi'.id`e's home in Pro- tectionville that evening, and Fri- day they left for a honeymoon visit to M-r. Strang’s relatives ln P. E. Island, after which they will reside in Protectlonville till March, when they will go to Manitoba.

PRESENTATIONS.-A pleasing lit-

tle function took place at the First Mcttlodist Church yesterday when Mr. George E. Full’s Bible class present-

Bible. on which the following appro- priate inscription was lettered on the cover: "George E. Full. From the members of the Bible class, Ohrist- mas, 1913." On Christmas Eve, Mrs. Full figured in a similar ceremony, :bc- ing presented by the Bible class with a beautiful chair. Needless to say both Mr. and Mrs. Full greatly ap- preciate these tangible tokens of the cstcem in which they are held.

XMAS 'I‘REE.- The Victoria Met-

hodist Sunday School held thcirnn- nual Christmas tree and entertain- ment in Victoria Hall on Tuesday evening, Dec. 23rd; before a large and appreciative audience. The lol- lowing program was rendered, M1'.

hi. I-i. Wright acting chairman:-I Opening Chorus, “Birthday Song", by School. Prayer by Mr. John B. Les.. Recitatlion by Joe Miller. _ Christmas Echoes from the Kinder- 'gnrten. Motion Exercise, “Xmas g Holly” by four little girls. Recita- ' tion by Cliflord Lea. Motion Song, Father keep us in Thy Love. B‘oy's 1 Exercise, ’i‘he Saint we love best. Recitation by Mary' McQuarrie. Star Exercise and Drill by seven girls. Christmas Carol by Choir. Recita- ‘ tion by Whitefield I-lowatt. Remarks , by Mr. John Wright. Closing Chorus .-"Merry Xmas" by School. .At the conclusion of the program Santa I Claus appeared on the scene. How ‘ he got into the hall yet remains a mystery to many of the little folks. ;When he reached the platform he ' shook hands with Mr. F.. H. Wright,

Superintendent and Mr. John B. Lea.; Ex-Superintendent of the S. School and then greeted the audience. The

light. He then began the distribu- tion of the presents, candy and oranges, making fun for the children all the while. ‘ When the tree was bared of its gifts the crowd dispersed well pleased with the enjoyable even- ing given.-=V.

::H. A. Robertson oflcrs for sale on

Dec. 31st his farm of one hiindred acres situiitcd at Bunbury.

3586-12-29M3i.

::Mr. Dennis D. Arsenault, who is

a news reporter for the Guardian for the Guardian will be pleased to re- ceive news of importance by mail to North Rustico or by phone. 12.12.

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wedding of Leonard A. Strong, ofIof being burnt. He was standing near

ed him with a very handuomely-'bound fger he began beating out the flames

children fairly went wild with de- _ience, who keenly enjoyed the render-

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Canada Fox,Exnbap|e.adsctqd an- important "deal" in 1914 fox pups. Through them the proposed Aliegwslt Silver Black Fox Co.,Ltd.. purchased options on live pairs of 1914 pups, of Class A pedigree.

» GREEN BAYSCHOOL.-T110 senil- annual "examination of Green Bay lchool took place on the afternoop of Dee. 34th, at the close for the Xmas holidays. Despite the storm-, the trustees and a go_odly number of rate- payers and visitors attended. The school .was tastefully decorated with motoes and spruce. All present were highly pleased with the manner in which the scholars acquitted them- selves, frdm primary to advanced grades. The work was satisfactory, and great credit is due the teacher, Mr. Lois Costello, for his untirlng effort to advance the school. After the examination, a well prepared prow gram of recitationa, 'singing and dia- logues was rendered in a. creditable manner, followed by a generous dis- tribution of candy which brought to a close an examination not soon for- gotten.

PREACHER’S SURPLICE

CAUGI-1T~FIRE.- While preaching in the Pro-Cathedral yesterday morning at the eleven o’clock mass, the Rev. Father Mciiluaid had a narrow escape

the large candelabrum that is placed about the centre of t.he,.sanctuary rail, and, unnoticed, approached too close the lighted candles. The sleeve of his surplice caught aflre and one side of Father M`cQua.ld’s garment was soon in a blaze, without his hav- ing the slightest inkling of it, until when Bishop O"Leai°y and the other clergy present rose from their seats in the sanctuary with startled excla- mstione and ran to his assistance. At the same time the attention of the foremost of the congregation was attracted and from one aflrighted lady there came an involuntary scream. Father Mcquaid acted per- haps theleast. concerned of all. The moment he became aware ofhis dan-

with his hands and succeeded in ex- tinguishing them before even the nearby clergy could reach his side. Except, for a slight burn or two, Father McQuald fortunately escaped injury. The incident caused an inter- ruption of several minutes in the ser- vice. Father McQuaid, however, re- sumed his sermon and the little ex- citement caused by the incident soon subsided.

(From Saturdays Evening Gusrdinn)

SMELT FISHING is paying especi-

ally in North ~-‘Rustico since the ice has mode in' the Rivers as large quantities are caught every day.-R.

NEW HALL.- Mr. Simon Pineau,

Rustico, is considering finishing the upstairs of his new store for the pur- pose of holding meetings, especially for the members of C. Assumption.- R ~:

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PAINFUL ACCIDENT.-Mr. Nath-

aniel Boulter of Victoria, met with ii very painful accident ii couple of days ago. While sawing wood at Mr. Webster Boulter's his hand got cau- ght in the circular saw. Two of the fingers of his left hand were dread- fully mangieu. Had he had a mitt on at the time hef would probably have

treatment hisgand is doing nicely.-V

xrsss -1-ns:E_A'r PETERS Roan."

Tne Annual Xmas Tree and entertain-_ ment of Peters Road S.S, was held in the church on Tuesday evening 23rd inst. The building was filled to overflowing with an appreciative aud-

ing of an excellent program, furnish- ed by the S. School. The music, in_ strumental and vocal, with the Recl- tations were highly creditable to H1059 Wh0 Participated. Mr. Samuel Johnson filled the office of Chairman with the usual ability. The “Tree” literally groaned under its load of gifts. and Santa Clause though in high spirit must have felt weary ere he allotted the last gift to its right-. ful owner. The S. School desires to; express thanks to the many people,' who so generously contributed to UDBKG this Xmas Tree a success.

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Bchool was held on the afternoon of the 23rd inet., in the presence of the

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Trustees and ratepayers. The pupils were examined by their popular and painstaking teacher, Miss Elsie Fran- cis in reading, arithmetic, spelling, English, geography and history, while 'several exhibits of excellent drawing and Palmer Method of Muscular Mo- vement wers in evidence. The pupils, one and all answered the difficult questions with alacrlty. Alter the ex- nmlnation, kind remarks were meds by Mr. Dawson, Principal of Fortuna Bridge School, and A. J. Keays, eul- ogistic of the good work being done by Miss Francis. The visitors and children were then treated to con- fetti, fruit, cocoa and cake, kindly

furnished py till; teischier, spd the lad-

, les presen . e s ng ng o God Bave

GUARAN FEED- the King oroiight this interesting

event to a close.

thinking over when having hour teeth attended to.

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for the opening of the Prince Edward Theatre, formerly the Charlottetown O

beginning respectively at 7 P- ID- hnd 9 p.m. High Glass specialties

namely, Mr. De Witte Gaimu. bB\`it°'“° Miss Etta Garden, novelty singer, both late of Keit'h’s circuit and from Montreal and Mr. Tom Calvert. fyianist, of Montreal, who has ,bad an extensive experience in the old coun- try. He is a native of Hali- fax, England. Tonight Mr. A_ Dnpris, trap drummer, will arrive in the citY~ Mr- D“P"i9 has been in the business since he .WBS eleven years old, and is an GXPBTIZ with the bells, cornet and violin. BS well as the drum. Citizens will eag- erly await the announcement of the opening evening and will no doubt liberally patronize the neW and np-to-date picture house. 3532-

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CHRISTMAS TREE.-The annual

Christmas tree of the Hampton Meth- odist. Sunday School was held in Hampton Hall on Monday, Dcc.cniber 22nd.'I‘he hail which was appropriate- ly decorated for the occasion, was filled to overflowing with the elect of the community. The curtain was raised at 8 o’clock 'displaying the treo illuminated with colored fire-works and laden with the inagniillicent gifts for the members of the School. Rev. Mr. Young was appointed Chairman and announced the following program -Opening Chorus-Gates of Inght, Alphabetic Drill-Christmas, primary Chorus; Reading-Miss J. Duusford; Solo-Master Robert Ince; Reading- Mr. Joseph Dunsford; Solo-Miss Freda Mcliiunon; Recitation-Miss Fannie Nelson; Address by Superin- tendent, Mr. Elisha Wright; Closing Chorus of School, Christ. is King, and General Anthem-.Joy to the World. Favorable mention may be inude of the parts rendered by Miss Dunsford and Master Robert Ince, ulso the music which wus delightfully furnished by Mrs. Ernest Cameron. Santa Clause now made his appear- ance arrayed in the exact costume of St. Nicholas. After wishing the nud- ience The Compliments of the Season Santa distributed the gifts to the delighted children. Refreshments were then served by the ladies of the school, after which the entertainment came to a close.

"For this Year's gift you couldn't

get anything better than a Thermos bottle. If he cannot leave the office

lost his whol `hand. Under skilfulsor his work at lunch hom. he can

have, with a Thermos bottle., an ice- cold drink and a boiling-hot one, Nothing could make a more suitable or acceptable gift. Call in and see the line. The Two Macs, 149 Great George St. MEU-

._ _ I """`y1 MONTICELLO, N. Y., Dec. Z5.-

Miss Adelaide Brance, the woman who was with Melvin H. Couch, for- mer distrlot attorney of Sullivan when he died suddenly Suu- day morning in his office, was given her freedom late this aftesnoon, the authorities having failed to connect her with the death of the man for whorn she lmmured herself for thrcc years.

Though freed now, even _of thc

charge of petty lnrcency, on which she' was held pending and investiga- gation of the man‘s death, Miss Bronco has asked permission to re- main n voluntary prisoner for two or three days.

"1 cannot face the world now," she

said today. _'f‘1_nm sick at heart and sick physically.” .Sheriff Kinney will permit the woma

an to stay long enough to regain her strength. She is destitute and says she has no place to which she might. go, 'l’oday'she'expressed the wish to die and 'be buried beside the dead man.

Miss Brance refuses to give any in-

formation ns to her relatives, saying that she does not wish to bring dis- grace upon them. ~

MONCTON. December 25.- Miles

Wheaton aged 15; sen of Mr. Miles Wheaton, station agent for the Mon- cton and Buctonche railway at But- oucbe, is missing from his home, and it is almost certain that he was drowned by skating into ri hole in the ice on the river near his home. Tuesday night young Wheaton skated across the_ river about two miles to the home of Colonel Sheridan, M_L,

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Irorn any iiart of the |1811- H15' th” -'f-"-`-'~"”"""""""""""' """"' """"""' intention of Mr. Shotten, the mana-

ger, to give two full shows nightly I

will be features of cV€l`Y SI10W~ It ----1*' _

may be mentioned here that alreedly The following is the report of the |810! OI U- M- I-IIIIIIPIOII 5 Co., Lim. some of the assistants have arrive . don. on an 37",. 333,, 39th gud 30th ult.

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Magnet ` 50 ,000

40 ,000 100 ,000 100,000 10 ,000 75 ,000

Malpeque Silver Fox Co. 40,000

(And one fox still for sale.)

57,000

Richmond Bay Black Fox Co., 60,000

With an extra smaller dividend later. ' The average cash dividend of these companies is 96.94 DW °°l\'1~

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