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and dressy. will tive you years ol vrcnr and satisfaction nur! is surely ins what yan rnorl. wont. we are prep-mi to sive nr-sy. absolutely free tooo Dilhosohnridmma mulls loqiilrlrly introduce ur dell|ht- luluovllonl Japanese lleriume. Blmplysondylournsmo ondlliiihhhlday and we will lend you 35 nndlomo Iitltllhl’ ll G dmoxenb dellelulll adore- .ily of the \nllay, Carnation, \\'ood Violet. \\'hlte Rosa, etc. lialp us adver- llll this dolllhlinl perfume by selling the/so among your |rlll4l an one special inn-ednsunn price ntonly ioeerwlr. lill our on many Indies any n nrnl li bottles nl this rms porinme sn num.. in-nrrn our $3.50 win-o the rm-~ :nam ir mid uni we nremnii :ern--ini un. nnrnlnrtas rrprusritenl, nil ehnrrlen _pnirl right ta your door. We snuaauwuriruction. n rits may to " 'THE REGAL MANUFACTURING C0. 5 9.9¢, M, 213 Toronto, Canada A . -

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sndrlrrank Pig t,' ML 1- .been vary snccigsstul at Ihiwsilrbl "have

Ins iateiyf o 'r ° mb' took over 150nb uemay night they

_ oxes from their nets. £‘°w‘;tl‘f°" niggfmen. tlwllxh not doing The M03” -F1 Hilde good catches.

°”“ld COIIIPMIY have done

well so tar this season. Thus for the prices have been very g0°¢_ .V ___

WEDDING ANNIVERSARY Th

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gylggaili Mgl and. Mrs. George 1. Bn-r

s ation was the scene ot a

xgylipleasing and hal>DY event on the lmmblélt oil Dec. 3rd when a goodly celebr l‘t0 thnvited guests assembled to em tide” e occasion of their twenti- ious wifi ng anniversary. The spac-_ ed Wm? :ing-room and parlor were lill- i th 8 559931111911 guests. Those n e dining room indulged in dans. ing to the excellent violin music rend- ered by Mr. Blrt his son Daniel, Geo- rge Campbell and Fred L. Jay. Those ll; U10 Pilrlor enjoyed themselves by Elging and instrumental music. Miss I len Birt doulzhter of the host and Jiostess. Miss Bessie Lcard and Mrs. ‘_ Wilber Birt presiding at the organ. ’loward midnight all sat down to u sumptuous repast served by Mrs Blrt who is second,to nonc in this province ‘IS 11 000k. the tables groaningunder the burden ot good things. Then in the wcc sma hours all left for their several homes feeling that they had fl fight good and enioyable time well pleased \vith their eveniug’s enjoy- ment and ivishing Mr. and Mrs. Birt Hllilvny happy returns of their wedding

A PRIEST FROM SOURlS.- A-

mong those who were ordained to the priesthood by his Grace the Archbis- hop ot Montreal on Dec. 19th is noted thc name ot' the Rev. John L. Kennedy. Father Kennedy was born at Sourls West and received his early education Ill U10 Dublic school thcrc. Later lu- entcrcd l’. W. College und having 09,. ioiuod it license spent. several years tcaclllng school, llc took un uciivc part. in all that went i`or thc hct'_-r- ment of his profession. lie served one term as presirlcut of the Eastern 'I`eachcr's Association, and two terms us the Vicc-l"rcsidont for Kings Coun- ty in thc l‘. E. I. Teachers' Associa- tion. in 1907 hc cnlcrod St. l')uustan's College whcrc he completed his class- ical course, after which he studied scholostic philosophy at thc Semin- alrc dc Pllilosoplul, Montreal. llaving completed his stndics in that institu- tion whcre he received honorable mon- tion for proficiency in philosophy. Father Kennedy entered the Grand Seminary for the study of Theology. Here his great application to study won for him high esteem, and at the end of the three-years course he was awarded the degree ot' Bachelor of Canon Law. Father Kennedy will sing his ilrst high mass in the church of the Sacred Heart, Boston. He will spend e. vacation of two weeks with his mother and sisters who reside in that city, after which he will be sent on the mission in the diocese of Wic- hita, Kansas. His home friends will wish Father John L. success.

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To JOHN HALLAM LIMITED O Desk F. 58. TORONTO C

Time Table S. S.Hillsboro

ROCKY POINT FERRY Leave Ch’Town. Leave Rocky P.t

7.30 8.00

8.30 A. M. 9.00 A. M.

9.30 " 10..00 " 11.00 " 11.30 " 1.30 P. M. 2.00 P. M. 2.30 " 3.00 "

4.30 " 4.50 "

SUNDAY

9.00 A. M. 20.00 A. M. 12.45 P. M. 1.00 P. M.

2.00 “ 2.30 “ 4.00 " 4.30 “

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I F U S E

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CALL ACCEPTED.-Rev. W.H. Spencer of this city has received and- accepted a hearty and unanimous call to Waterville, Annapolis Valley, N. S., and will be inducted on the 29th lust. Mr. Spencer will receive a salary of $1000 with fine manse and four weeks holidays.

In St. James Church last evening

the pastor, Dr. T. F. Fullerton, preach- ed, in his usually eloquent style, an inspiring and appropriate sermon, his subject being “The Christmas Message of Peace, and War." He took his text from the second chapter of the Gospel of St. Luke, "Peace on earth and good will towards men.”

On one occasion, he said, a number

of distinguished literary men were gathered together, discussing the he- roes of the past. They discussed tne manner in which they would recclvei them wcrc they to uppcar in their midst. The ilrat name rniscd wus Dante, thc run-n who was siipposcil to have been in liell, and no onc could make response. The name of Shakes- pearc was next quoted, and Charles Lamb, who loved Shakespeare so wcll, said: “lf he were to appear now we would rlsc and lift our hands and re- ccive him in ccsl_acy.” The next name was that of Jesus Christ, and Lamb then said: “Were Jesus Christ. to ap- pear in our ,midst now we would fall on our knees and worship illm." And yet, continued the preacher, it was very doubtful what would happen were Jesus Christ to appear, and thc only thing that gave any ccrtitude in dis- cussing a probability of this kind was the character of the individual.

“Revelation is according to charac-

ter and we are not surprised that this great revelation that brings with it be- nediction of pence should be given to devout shepherds who are conscious of nature and nature's teachings, who are deeply conscious of the powcrthnt lies in and behind nature, \vho have the vision that they cannot express, that vision that Wordsworth received in later years. Just picture them! They are attending their iiocks on the hillside and suddenly are conscious of a wonderful presence. it is a start- ling splendor. The shepherds cower for the time being in fcar. Thcir faces lose the flush of courage and show white, but there comes to them a voice “Fear not! This is thc initiation of a great joy to humanity. The gates of the world are thrown wide open now, the message is for all ages, no longer in the revelation of the eternal shall there be known racial or geo- graphical barriers of any kind, the whole oi’ humanity is to bc \vcldcd in- to one great brotherhood. That song is still vibrating in sui`t'ering and wuit- ing souls; the glory of Bethlehem has never waned. But we ask whcrc in this present hour is the manifestation of this indwelllng peace in the Chris- tian countries of civilisation? Pne- vious to the outbreak of war these nations were armed to the very teeth." The preacher then dwelt on the point that the present war cruel as it ls, s sacritlce that is made to gratify a lust for race predominance. that the war useless as it is, is no 'travesty on the teaching ol’ the angelic choir. The message of the angels was not a pro-_ clamation of peace from sorrow of any kind; it proclaimed a peace in the deep region of the human spirit; n peace in that inner life which struck its thoughts into eternity; it peace linked unbrokcnly to the God who was rcvenlod in thc Babe of llcthlehcm.

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FARQUHARBON RECOVER

many friends ._ will b

that Mrs 'James Far

slthoimll still quite .and hopes are en will shortly be re-

lottetown as it should be and the ex hibition tonight will give patrons an eiicellent idea ot what the boys are doing, including camp lite, etc. No

TOWN_-- Mr. I-l. J. Lawrence, (Y. E., one of the engineers in charge of the building of the Car Ferry piers and breakwater at Carleton Head, has re- turned to the city, where he and Mrs. Lawrence and son` will reside for the winter. Work at the Capes has been concluded for the season, but will be resumed in the spring. lip to date the breakwatcr has been constructed up to low water, and the pier has bccli iilled in for a distance or 1500 feet. A branch railway 21,5, miles long from Cape Traverse to Carleton Hemi has been constructed; the grading is al- most completed and the rails have bee most completed and the rails have been laid.

_ ‘AGED TEACHER DEAD.-On Mon- day, Dec. 14th, at West St. I‘eter's, there passed away to his eternal rc- ward, an aged and esteemed resident. Robert McEwen, at the advanced age of 85 years. Robert “the master,” us he was known, taught school over 40 years ago in the old school-house at Mt. Stewart North, subsequently at St. Petcr‘s Lake, where he owned rt farm. His memory will be trcnsurcd as sweet. iragraiicn by hundreds of his

him. In him were embodied all thc manly virtues and truly td know him was to respect and esteem him. He lived to sec many years and "at even- ing it was light.” His pastor, Rev. R. P. Murray, conducted the funeral ser- vice on Tuesday and a large con- cour.-rc oi' friends paid thc lost. tribute of respect to the departed lirothcr. The Guardian joins in sympathy with the menibcrs of tho faintly who survive to mourn the loss of a loving futher.- L.

There passed away at Belmont, Lot

16, on Monday, Dec. 14th, 1914, Mr. John R. Lyle in the 78th year oi’ his age. The deceased was one of thc old- est and most respected residents of this district, having been born only a short distance from his late residence. His life was interwoven with the life of the surrounding community for the past 78 years. Ot a kind and quiet dis

their loss. The family are Robert and .Edgar in Boston; John in the Can adlan West; Miss Mlnetta and Mrs

McKay and a large concourse of peo

pall-bearers were Messrs. Richard Gar diner, Alvin Yeo, Judson Simpson,

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position he was loved and respected c " by all who knew him. He leaves a , ` »" f wife and seven children to mourn i. i' “_

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g:uscles"`snd ;,ioints, prodncingTar_1- ammstion _stiHness and pain. is acid gets ,into thc blood througli

some dlefecé in the digestgvs rirloccss. _,Hoo s arsapnrilln, t e o -time

blood tonic, is very successful in the - treatment of rheumatism. It :mis directly, with purifying effect, on the blood, and improves the iliges- tion. Don’t snlfer. Got Hood ’s today.

Eastern S.S._Corporation

International Line

WINTER FARES Schedule in effect Nov. 26th St. John to Boston.......$5.00

Qt. John to Portland.. _ .$4.50 If-Ives St. John Thursdays at 9.00

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buy School Supplies, Stationery all- kinds. We carry tl\eL.

Waterman fountain pens which

are °r the new double strength QEIEIIZIIID

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arealwayaireshsgiveusa value in benefit and enjoyment for 5 cents.

need ofgood goods

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“In this way I believe I will be performin

my duty as a. Canadian citizen, in assisting the development of my country and rendering practical aid to the Empire by husbancling its inancial resources.” ' '

“CANADA FIRST i_.__;31§_._15” 2.

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is the Boy Scouts in drills, bridge _ 4 _ ” __ _r _ building, etc. The Boy Scout move- _J _J ,V 1 _ - __ _;:-...H ment is not as well known in Char- ~» ~ Y _ - -~ i _ y' _ ‘ __ I

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a`.t_'tha Peoples. Theatre tonight, for ' _ 1 __ _ _ .*‘.".~.;'gif' which no extra char e will be mad ' ~

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myself, in all my purchases, to give ‘__ ada_in Canada’ goods first call so far as their quality and their price make it practicable for-'mo-.tp

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School und McGill, his pcrihrnmncc

and again. The High School by n score ol' six goals to one. '

TUESDAY. SUCCESSFUL V|S|T.- -l‘rol`f\ssor

AN ISLAND HOCKEYIST.-Accord the lVlurit_im9~/Ksogeintion for the Blind,

llarry Smith ot' this city is kcc'plng»Ipast few weeks' in thc interest ot' thc up his reputation as a fast and skilful Association left yesterday morningon hockey player. 'Tho Colonist spculrs retnzlii lo his home in l’ctlt<-odinc, N.

ol' thc mninstnys oi' thc iligh School. \vo,§ procurc funds for tiic Associa- Ilurlng tho game hctwccn thc lligh ti ',”f'i‘hc funds urc for the purpose

showed him to he out of his 011158. and Pr§yinccs ami Ncwlounrllnnd to cn- he penetrated the McGill defence time g e in any understanding whereby

-.,-0r\.nnt..utl?§y may bccomc wholly or in part.

G. W. Tlxcnkston, Field Sccrctury for

who has been in Churlotctowrr for the

li. 5312111: principal object. ui' his visit

oil)§.‘§§iiitirrg thc blind of the Maritime

sclif-supporting; Professor Thcakston is

lirlbst cuiliuslustic in his praise kindness und generosity met while on the Island. Last Year. the 9010"!" mined in Charlottetown for the iation in cash and subscriptions was

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siders very libcrol under the stances. While lrcre Professor son madc many t’ricnds'who will warmly wclcomc him- when hc

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