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' ' ` - ' _ - ==-*-- 2 JANUARY 14,1915 PAGE Two - »- THE cHAm.oTTETowN ou.-.iioiim .

' _

i ~ The semi-annual meeting of share- ~

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_ in 11|-is MATTER or THE "winn- __ me ui- Aer" seine ci-i/irreii

0 . 144 oi= 'rrii-: iisvisso srxruvss ! or cANAoA Ano AMENDING

, Acrs

Ano

1 IN THE MATTER OF DOMINION

< temperature with one

of our reliable thermom- above named Company gtgfg and y0\1 'Can be an L S are required on or before

- authority on the subject. 3

We can sell you ,lc

TRUST COMPANY.

l The creditors of the

the 27th day of February. 1915, to send their names and addresses and the par-

ulars of their debts or claims. and

the names and addresses oftheir solic-

‘ iwrs of any-i to me oriiriai Liquitiii-

A Good r of thc said Conipniiy at tho office

I0 of the Couipiiny situatc at 402 Pender

rect ii the City of Vaiicouvcr, Pro-

h ld f the Bedford Farmers co- o|t;er§ITvi?Co., Ltd.. will be held in the THE

Mllleove school house on Saturdav. °»-I'!-

THEO. ELLIS,

Secretary.

3;-<-:~<i~' -es

s §

MWA »§

Jan. 23. Comnienclng at one o’clock Fur|||||\¢|| by W, 3,, Lpuggp

p. .

O0 ‘ ?

3-1711.14 15 1613 ~10_ HEALING THE NATIONS

it is wonderful the power of .recov-

ery that is inherent in nature. Our wounds will heal. and our aches and

pains and ailments will leave tis if

we give them only half a chance. Doc- .ltors and medicines never cure any-

lone; they ony give nature just a lit- itle help; she herself is the great P0- storer. Even outside the realm of the

_ l physical we see the same teiildetll-.ly

r ra i n. Time lays its ‘in .\'

BERLIN' DW' 20'_lC°r"°5p‘"“l°“°° Isiiiifstlgotlt gut* griefs and sorrows and

"I The -'\5S°‘~`i‘“"d 1'r°*’s'_Th'“` “Elms troubles, and soiueliow the sharp edge and interference to wliicli tra\'ellii_ig of ‘hom ls taken on-_ and we can iwlll-

'-3

Watermans Ideal

I Fountain Pens

Date IDI?

'gilnce of British tfolunibia. and, if so

`qui red by notice in writing from thc

said Official Liquidator, or by their

frcm 25cents up, each solicitors to come in and prove their

said debts r ~l- im '. at my Clianib -rs

the best to be at the Street in tlLi)e l‘idtv :if Vancouve Ptro

_ r. -

price_ Have Some W]th couver, aforesaid. at such time as shall

be specified in such notice, or in de-

thefmometef and bar' raun thereof they win be ext-tuned

mometer mounted tog_et- fr her. There is interesting ’“ weather- just ahead-

om the benefit of any distribution ade before such debts are proved.

Wednesday, the 31st

day of March, 1915, at 2

better get a thermometer "'_|l_ 5 ::;°‘.2f,“ now and be ready for lt- appointed for hearing and

1914.

J. G. Jamieson

DRUGGIST L`0\\'.-\.\', ltl'I`t`lll1-1 it- Gli.\.\"l`,

S27 Rogers Building, Vancouver. li. (`.

8..

for the New Year.

Every pen fully guaran-

adjudicatlng upon the said debts and claims.

Dated this 31st day of December,

".\. ll. l’OTTl.\'Gl-JR."

Registrar.

olicitors for thc Official Liiiiiiilator. "74-1-14nit~iE6i

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TENDERS

SEALED TENDISRS will he receiv-

ed hy the undersigned until noon on

t€€d. Wednesday, January 27th. 1915, from

any person or persons willing to con- tract for the construction of any one

from up_ of the followiii worksz-

G. H. Taylor 1

ln 1{ing`s County.-\\'harf at Mid-

gell; Bridge at South Luke; Ap-

roaches to Mink River Bridge; pproachcs to hloiitngiie Bridge. ln Queens (‘oiiiit_\':-Sliea's Bridge

Jeweller & at Iona: Gascoigne Bridge, Fhit River;

l-yde River Bridge. l`ii'Princc County: liickey's Bridge,

_ West Capo; \\'lialelia<'.k Bridge, Mul-

-- - ~ tl

pcilin.-: Sumnicrside ltoad ncar Sum- nicrsidc.

Plans and spcciiicatioiis may lic

'ccn and forms of tender obtaiiicd at ie Provincial Euginecr's office, (‘har-

lottetown and of each nearest work at

JANUARY. ' High Water

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ie following placesz-

Oflice of ll. D. McEwen, Morell.

Store of John I\1cLean. Souris. Store of Benj. Clow, Murray Harbor

Time 1-1'! Time _\~Orlh_ ,

Store of Martin McKinnon, Monta-

Store of Joseph l\Ic(`ahe. Iona.

Store of A. I). ltoss, Eldon. Office of G. .\l. Mattliews. O'Li-ary. Store of 1'. .\lcl\'utt & Sons, Malpc-

q\1€‘.

Ollico ot' lion. James A. McNeill,

unimcrsidc.

Each tt-mln-r niiist bo nrcoiitpaiiicil

hy nn :iccuptcd irlicrk on ai i-||ni'Ii~i'cil

inlt. payable lo thi- ordor ot' lhr- Vom- issioiicr ot` l’\ib|h- Works. cdual to

9,, len por ccnt. of the amount oi` thc

E 2., person tendering declines to entcr 18 M lil” into a contract when called uion

ll . Q5' tender, which will be forfeited if the l I I lb 0 do so or, fall to conipletc

c work contracted for. lf the tcn-

H der be not acccptcd the cheque will be

i 15` returned.

Tho Department does not bliid itself accept thc loivi-:it or any tondcr. ` 'I'cn¢lf-rs to ho iuIili'i-ssc-il Io thc un-

. 18'() dorsigncd and inarltt-d “'l`cndcr."

I L. ll. .\lcl\lll.L.\.\',

Sei-ty. of Public \\'urks.

ilrlic Works Ufliifc. Fliarlotlclowii.

lu 1 11 2:4 '_ l'.`. l., Jain. 123. l1'l;`».

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JANUARY.-lst to Ilrd, fair and

experience of an Associated Press rc- preseiitiitiie who just made the trip and undertook the aniusingly liazard-

from Herbert t`. lloover. cliairiniit. of the Belgian ltelief tfommission in Lon-

't`he correspondent had made ev'-.iv

preliminary preparation that violins- sies and travelling bureaus could 'sug

He had waited in Iiiie over an hour to have his passport vised at the Dutizn consulate in London and hc arrived

stone was supposed to start. There the suspicions of various nations as to his treacherous purposes were tlrst

"Have von apv letters or photo-

trouble. llc answered lie had one

powder. rcsumabl ' ' .~ '-

IIl8ll)'.

velope a suggestion that Mr. Iioover send it to Anibnssador Gerard in the

tor it' he could get out of the pen to get a niesseiigcr. There sei-med to lm no very definite rc-ply, but after a fcw "lUlU_f€_S _<lf:l21_\' thc inspector returned and said. , On second thought, I think you can takc it. it seems to be a per- iectly opcn matter.”

So thc inessage wont safclv to llol»

land where the inspectors at l~`lusliing and til Ozciidaal iiovcr licsiliiicil in piissing thc formitlahle do1:uniciit_ But at lioiillicini, on tho Ge-rinaii side of the frontier, thc letter camo in i'or expert examination on the part of the whole staff of lielmeited inspectors. whose questions ranged i`roiii inquiries as to the place of birth ot` the report- el"s parents to tiuestioiis as to thc buslncss and motives of Mr. Hoover, Every passenger on the train was pass- ed aiid many of tlicm were staring in lit _thc suspect through tho window iclori; thi stall hnishcil with the road. Ing ol tho It-tier.

" ' - . ' . Dont _\ou know that it is forbid-

110" ll- <'Hl'r_\' such a docuincnt into Go_rniaii_\'?" “t‘an _von swear that tliosc Sl_1\I'>'_{'-'-ill.\' ur-‘I -:arr.\'itii: food into noi- Siumf Il' _von arc not pi-r.~<oiiallv

between Loudon and Berlin are still ‘lhelm Somcllmes even we can fo,-gl.; subject was well illustrated by me all about them. Let us thank God for

this. lt is a sign that It is Gods world

pathv and goodness are at thc heart

ous task of carrying an unsealed li-ttor - '- ~ ' - ' scart-L-l\~ seams

ot things. Sometimes it . _ so. Looking too closely at thc pain and the grief and the sorrow they

don to`r.inl:assador Gerard in llcrlin. seem to be abou; all that [lit-rg is, We

so easily forget the great healing 1_>l`0' cesses that are at work turning sick-

lical 1 and makin even sor

~ ` ' ness into tl ' ' S' _ `_ '

gest. He had lodged four pliotograplisimw to become fl gl-gat and abiding of himself at the American embas-_-y pE.ace_

HE SHMAEL

_ _ _ T I

Ti.~éil‘3..}.If§°ifé‘?...§l‘?$‘l'}.i.1"f..f32il?éT . OF EUROPE

1.0.\’llO.\'. Jan. 11.-“'l`hc civil ilrllll'

aroused we have to it-ed is l»!l‘1‘ill1‘l‘ Hill" ‘IW

liritlsh and French iirinics combined.

t;ral1hs'?" was the simple duesiion to Y.”-“_” ‘ml scrap? mr°;lgl,‘ °:;,`::)l(l’\".l. \vhit‘h his candid ropzy started the $h'g"0'000 woful of fm". fl U. _'

Thus spoke hmil I-ranqui, .1 promintiit

photograph and one letter. Tho H“ll'7“"‘ ba“ker° ‘Tho 0') 9 bimilfvllsll sleutli. who was tit the inouient un- lo "°"‘l°" °_[ mlm( ‘_w_N‘. _m ‘L 'i`m_':]l SL-mwlllg ,lm lol, ul- H llolllc Ol- wolll_ in the organization ot which hc p ay ci

a conspicuous part

to .isicrtain ' ‘ ~. »-

whether thg contents) were lyddite or , Uh “las 'fm _,generally rcmlllled’ _ M' some equally deadly agency, looking Eraumu Sam' [hal mere] S." “Te up keenly accepted the proffered “000'00.0 persons .m _ Be mum “fm proofs oi’ domestic devotion (the photo- ‘Vere "m“aH:" e"UI'e]} depglldellt pr graph was the picture of his wife and food on the American relief commis-

lgirlhldl. and opened .\Ir. llloovers let- hlqflll all llislory of llm l,l.m,ld_~ M_

“Do you realize that this letter con- l Framlul "°"U““e‘]’ “mole 1.5 _“(6 Dllfl

tains the names of many British cedem f_°ra. “°mm.“nm' OK '30 0’0 ships?" que,-led the vigilant defender souls being laced with starvation and of His llla_le5ly»s slwre5_ denied by the belligcrcnts *of e\'_er_\

--l dog Sala the mponm. with all me possible means of sell-preservation

solemnity of the wedding ceremonv. ‘YO "_“l“‘f“ "rc me Ishmael of Lu'-(IPO

--ye( you ‘mm to (,a,.r__, it W lhc'cn_ lou in hnglaiid say you cannot trod?

enlys Colmlrl-l" ` \vitli tis bociiiise to do so would lic to

"$95!" ` trudo with your eiiel11.\'- YU" 50)' YUU “\\'ill you please talk with lnspec- ““‘“'°t.°p°." the po" “.1 Almverp' Om

lol- SeaL.0l.k of Scollmnl 3-m.(l~_.»» door ot relief. because it would be of

The reporter was led into ii rooin advanwgc 1° (’emmn'\" lou Sm' yo."

wllem Suspects wem Sem_ChCd_ a sul caniiot even send us money llcciiiise it gm" looking place wnll Um, might reach your cnc-my. I`hus,'t_lie compartinents, one marked "men" and Gernlansi the Month am! me Brmsh the olllcr --women-~ ,have a ring of steel around our terri-

lllslleclor seacock' whose name m_1tory through wliich none may ciiI_cl”

called me (irlppen U.lal_ gave the Am_ and none may depart without permis- erican it searching glance. “ Do \-on 510'] °"",“’ l’°H‘g“rCmS` ,,._ _ lmuw wlml all these ships argl... ‘Ima “The (ii-riiians say. _ it l'.m:laiid ni.; nfs; llllesllolll likes to allow trade with Antwerp.

_.Mn lloovm. Sa_\.s_ if _mu will n0m,L__ your industries will revivc. If shi:

that they are the ships which are car- does .HOL won' wo are sorry' bm wg rying food [0 hungry Belglansy was suppose you must take ilic ‘conse- the repil-_ riuciices. See The llague tonvcn-

"\Vcll. vou > ' ~ -. ~ tion.” "

~ ' ‘am ml" " 'U G” iviiiie um tic-iiigerents argued, iii.

The rL.porl(.r llwn “TMR on [hc mr l-`i'aiirtlli all-'lod, seven million pcrsoiis

wi-rc contron’_f-d with :tctuitl starva- tion, but with the forination ol' the Am-

Eniljassy pollcll allll askml me lnSp(,c_ lrican reliefli-oninilssioii the olistacles

in the way ct iniiiistermg to the \\':iiits of the llelgiaiis were overcoiiic and

ter Belgium by way of Roltordani. This relief could not have been given, he said. except under the auspices of the neutral 1-oinmission.

“We are proud of our thrifty race."

M. l-`rati<|ui said in coin-Jusion. "but we uri- nov: ii! tht- iiicrr'_v of thc world. ll` inci‘c_\' is not :ii-corded its wt- sliiill no longer 1.-.\ist."

SOLDIERS SEEK T0 HAVE PEEP INTO FUTURE AND THEIR FATE FORECAST.

l’.-\lllS._1Jci-. 29. by mail to Ni-w

York. Jan. il.-Suppose you were callod on to shoulder ii gun and march a\vii_v to war. And suppose that you thougln it po.~i.<illI|- to lliid out wlictlii-r _von would conlt- back. \\'onld you tr_\".’

Well, niiiny llrltish and l"rcncli sol-

diers bclli-vc they can llnd out. As a rcsult thi- coiisiiltatloii room of hliirliiiiii- do 'l`|n-bca, s\~ci'c‘:=:< i‘.\lrii- ordiiiai'_\‘. is daily llllcil wilh both

.\:5~'»ll-l~l2liiitf auiiri- ot' thc cxitct I‘uct.~a, i|oi|'t vol, "m"*""‘ "ml ’l"""

cold. -ith to 8th. blustery. 9th to iltth. l

fiiio weather for January. 1-ith to 18th, sleet and snow. 19th to ‘.’2nd. changeable. 23rd to 24th, rain and snow. 25th to 27th, ii storm period. 28th to 29th. clearing. 30th to 31st, clear and cold. ' _

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.:_r:f`_

DIARY OF EVENTS

im" ~ro»o-iv. I

tilty Magistrates Court. _ Meeting Provincial Silver Black l-tix

Co.. Ltd.

Prince Edward Theatre, 3. 7.15 and

8.45 p.m.

" Mail Contract

Scaled lciiilcrs. uddrirsscd to thc

l’ostniaslor Gcncral will be rccclvcd at Ottawa. until noon, on Friilay, tho

Skmlngl Arena Rink' 3 p_ ",_ 19th l~`ehruary, 1915. for the convey-

ancc of His Majesty's Mails, on it pro- posed contract for four years, slx

rcalizi- Iliad _von iniiy hc coiiiiiiilliiig ii serious criniv to i-inlcavor to carry this lcttcr to Berlin." Ainl so ml 'HW Fflvorli-r murinnrcd soon-thing

I" ll’ ‘l l|""lU`) lt1f0P|<‘< llll-9 I-lavo liliii

wise to give it to him, it would be sent lo his lierlln address.

Quo week later it had not been so

delivered.

_*mg

GIRL MISSING FOUR DAYS ls

FOUND ASLEEP IN C-HUFICH

t.\'cw York Aniericnii. Jan. ti)

Josephine Mur li t`o

I t-nllwl on hri' to-iliiy. As I cllterctl

tho door of tli-- roucptioii rooiii. ii l"r1~iich olllci-r |>i|ssoil_ olil. llls face was piilc. Inn thi-rv was n iloli-riiiiiiod

;|bo|l| l-llllllllm ll". l.l__lk_,; ll- ll ‘mum glint in his cyl-_ and his inoulh was

1 .

_l _ . , _ ,.

li.ird 1-ict.

' ' 9"" his courit 0 and ln his 1-; ‘ _ " Ulfl _“Ill Sci' that olllct-.r'."` hliiilaiiio

1 _ lu. llslmllgwlml they I';rL5(';;_0fl’c:`:)"'l(;:) Thebes nskcd wlioii lreached her. J _ E -_,_,,l_~ _'11, _ mmm "_ This was an mspimu n _ l said l had. and she told ine that JJ/4 -5 5-5:( Qi’ nobody could [Io on. flint thc illspcfli She had |"“'""1""pc"ed _wi ‘UH him lun., “-0"l(l (.0,lsl,l(,_r UN, D0s'$l|)Hm(_s that In. would be seriously- woiiiidoil nan of liarni in the letter and if it seemed m h.amQ`

\\hen I iiskcil her if she had not

hor-_ii too franli. she said:

“ llc- iiskcd mo l'or thc trntli. ills

hand sliowod that he would be scri- ously wouiidcd. but would not die. So l told liliu. "

“He tlioii asked me whether he

would be wounded soon or latcr, und when I told Iiiin that it would be near the ond of the war lic was

and that somehow kindness and sym-

sliipnients of fod were pcrmittcd to cn-

tinies por wot-k over lturul Mail

BIITIIS -rv-

ltoute No. l l`roiii Ocean View, P. E. l. frotii the Postinnstcr Ucneral‘s pleas-

l'rintcd notices containing further

Infornintioii as to coiidltions of pro-

_ ~ D 1/. urtcen. thinks its fl "Htl Sign to be roprimaiidcd on New Years day. pretentious, she be. |l€VOS. of it reprlinand on everv dnv throughout tlie year. Therefore: stile Htlys. when Iier stcpinother, Mrs Altria

hlcascd. as lic sultl that hc would be able to get in :1 few good licks on |||s own account first.

Take Bad News Stolcally.

SUDDEN DEATH

Andrew 1-‘_ Mooney. a conductor at-l

tached to the Grove Hall barn of the Boston Elevated Railway Compfmyr was overcome by gas frfom the SBS range in his home Thursday. Jan. 7th. and died while on his way to the City Hospital. After turning on the gas to get his morning meal he tainted and when found by Motoruian Frank Pow- ell, Mr. Mooney was lying prostrate on the floor lu the kitchen. His wife had been in ii Boston hospital for three days. where a son was born to them on Tuesday, January 5th, \\'hlCl1 makes the circumstances still sadder. The other two children were with Mr. and lllrs. Joseph Rooney, of Dorches- tcr at the time. About 10.45 In the morning inoiorman Powell called to Mr. l\looney's house to confer with hint garding tickets to be issued for _ii social affair. Getting no answer to his ring he tried the doors but found them locked. Then he went the rounds ot' thc windows but found them also lock- ed. lle peered in through the kitcli- en window and was startled to see the deceased l_\'iiig on the floor. Powell at once rushed to Codrnan Square and told his story to Patrolman Gallagher. The two returned to the house and broke in through a window. They found the kitchen filled with gas. Af- ter opening all the windows Powell called Dr. Rowland W. Braxton who worked over the unfortunate man un- til thc arrival of the ambulance. On the way to the hospital Mr. .\loone_\' succuinhed. The deceased was Ill years of age and was ii son ot John l\loonc_v ul' lunii. llesitlcs his wifc and thrt-o sinall 1-liildroii lic lciivo.\' to mourn a sorrowing lfathcr and step- nioth--r four brothers and four sistcrs. R. l. l’. (Patriot please copy.;

»wA~» “

but they want to know wlicllicr to pni their affairs in ordcr for good. Sonic- tiines 1 have to heat the devil about the bush just a little.

“lf the soldier is it big. strong fel-

low. whose nerves are all right, I tell hini frankly what I see in his hand. lf' he is of ii tenipcrainciital uaturc l feel obliged to tell him that he will he severely wounded and will ‘come o_iit of the liospital,’ but do not tell iiini that he will come out dead."

“ Most ot' them take it stoiciilly. A

big English trooper whom l told Io- day that he would be killed, said: ‘ Well, so much the worse for the Ger- mans while I nm still ali\'c.'

Many Mothers are Anxious.

"Then I have ii lot of motlici-_~a who

want to know the fate of lhcir :ions bocnuse they have riot heard troiii them sliicc the war began. (iiily this morning such ii mother came to nic.

“ She brought with her a photograph

and his last letter written right after the' war broke out. At once I :saw that tho boy lily dciitl on thi- liiittlc- licld. lint l could ii'ol tell licr thot. so l said that he was ii prisoner.

"'l`he war has brought ii grcat

change iii the spirit of the women. Early in the war maiiy woiiii-it would tell me their liiisbands were brutal and hope that tlicy were going to bc widowed. \\'clI, iiiaiiy of tht-so womcii have since come back to nic with iiiiicli weeping, have appealed io nic to tt-ll them that their husbands will not bc slain. and they are siiit-ci‘c-,

“Tlicy linvo cxainiiied tlieiiist-Ives

and found that thi-_v too were to blame. ltciilly, l think the war in inany ways is divine: it is working wonders alreiidy with spiritual l~‘r:iiicc." -

Sr.-vri-: or ‘Inio_ f_‘|iv oi- ioiroi Lucas( oust i-

ta v

Fraol-1 ,l. (fhciicv make-» oath that he is senior

gi-irtner of thc firm of I-`. -l Cheney X' I `o., doing usmcss in thc I 'ity of Toledo, Vounly gml 5l;,l,. at'oresaid._:ir-rl that said firm will pay the sum of U.\E lIll.\llRl'ID I)DLI.ARh‘ for cacli and cvery ca-'c of 4 ` -tnrrh that cannot hacuvcd I>v the use oi nall’s 1 `atarrli Curt- l-`R.\ .\`l{ J. CHE.\'I-‘\'

Sworn to belorc me :ind subscribed in mv pies-

cnce. this 6th day cf December, A. D. 1556.

(SEAL) A. \\`. Gl.lZA-"U.\`.

.\'o'r.iRv I'i:n|.i<

llall's| alarrh Cui-' xr, Iakrn iiitcrniilly. :ind at-is diicclly on tllc blood and iiiuroiis _suilait-.~. of Ilic stoiiiacli.

l~`. J. l'llI'l.\`l-JY, &l1v.,'l'olcilot\_

Sold by all Druggists, Llc.

'l`iikc IIal|‘s l":iin€ly Pills for con5iil»;||i¢\ll_

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rf "."~_- ‘_ .__»_ i '.` ' ‘ 1 'f ' .ii :gf-i. ._f~ ` . . if " "'""”'“ Tlie Supreme Court of British

N0tice unit sEi_iicri0iis ron ISI-ANDEWS ' in I I

,try ."‘ ,xr -'/3’

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Burns Anniversary Celebration

nder the Auspices of the Caledonian Club, l’eople's Theatre Monday & Tuesday, 25th, & 25fI!» -T811?-

_ _ _ ._ Mes rs. Duncan McDonald. J- K- MCKGMIB

gziglgsl-gggigli gellzclions. _ _ . _ _ .S . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. _ . _ . . . .Orchestra Vocal Solo-Scots Whii Hae... ...Mr. W.J. Brown Violin Solo-Accompanied by Miss Katie Stanley. _ _ .Rev/_ J. H. Llttlejohns Qunnette-Robin Adair, iiiirses Helen Hughes. Lucy Blanchard. Messrs.

_ _ _ _ bl . G. E. Ritchie.

Saild?-ls’ ;o§piEe.I.{?. _‘.15 . . . . . . . . . . . . ... . . . . . . ._ .Miss Rats McDonald

' -_ 1’ Romance... ._ _...Miss Edna Gordon

l§iet‘ccl<litIdicSl;lo?-I-lllIitIesBclls of Scotland ._ - - Mr- H- Pefcllfal Bllfllei Vocal Solo... ._Mr.Allan B.Cosh Medley . . . , . . _.Orchestra Village Festival Grand Scotch Gathering. iiitroducliig Flag Drill and Exer-

cise by t\vetity-four Scotch lassles from Prince Street School Reel of Tulloch and Highland Fling by eight Scotch lads and lassles.

\'ocal Solo-The Kilty Lads . . . . . _._ Muster TYIOIXXBS C0|€lllBll ltecltatlon-Jocli's Orders. . .. _ _ _ _ . . _ . _ ._ . . . . . ._.Miss Eleanor Lowe Vocal Solo...... _ ...Mr. G. E. Ritchie Vocal Solo ._ .....Miss Lucy Blanchard Ghillle t`ulluin . . . .._ . . . ...Miss Rota McDonald Trio--O Willie Brewed a Peck O' Maul, .Messrs Cosli, Robins, Brown Duet . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..Miss llelcn liuglws. Mr. G- E- Rllflllill Piccolo and clarionct-Selected .. . .Messrs. ll. P. Barnes, Albert Gallant

God Save the King

Pianist and orchestra. leader. Professor Watkis.

Piper for Highland dances, Duncan McDonald. Plan of hall and tickets on sale on Friday, 22nd inst at Jaiiiieiiotfs

drugstore. Reserve seats 350 and 50c.

Doors open at 7.30. Entertainment 8 o'clock sharp.

67 Vocal Solo-Auld Robin Gray ._ Miss Helen Hughes S 9

JAMES PATON THOMAS M. McMILLAN,

Clinirman. Secretary.

S268-1-1-lthStu5i

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The Belgian Relief Committee

I Fund `

The lion. J. A. Mathieson, Premier has been

advised that the Admiralty has placed at the dis- posal of the Nova Scotia. P. E. Island and .New Brunswick Belgian Relief Committees the Steam- I er Trenegloss for the purpose of carrying further I

supplies to the stricken people of Belgium. ‘ 5 ' l

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This ship will be available about December Twentieth and will sail on or about December 25th. , The Belgian Relief committee has authorized me i

to request further donations of cash, clothing and l

food stuffs. Persons within the city who ides re to 1 contribute clothing or food will please send same L

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to the Dill shed, or advise the Secretary who will 1 have the goods sent for. Cash donations may be forwarded to the undersigned and will be promptly

acknowledged in the daily press.

All donations of food and clothing from outside

the city will be received and forwarded free bythe railway and Steamers if addressed to the Belgian Relief Committee and same will be looked after and forwarded to destination. ‘ " Y

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D. J. Riley, Secy Treas I

6931 l2~IlMtf

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Fire Insurance A Necessity

Then insure in good strong stock compare-

ies, which never contest an honest claim such as is represented by ’

' E. R. BROW

Charlottetown

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Do You Wanta 500 DOIVIINION Church Organ for $140, or a 350 Size For 95 i'

Just think of purchasing a large, beautiful and very powerful Church

Organ that sells when new at $500.00 for $140.00; or a smaller one of the same make that sells when new for $350.00 at $95.00.

lf ever "sensational" could be righly applied to price reduction it is now,

and tothe fullest extent of the term. If :verprohts were entirely disregarded ` for quick_sales, it is now. _ These two splendid Organs must be Sold before stock taking and to do this we have cut the prices to the core. `

Both these organs have been thoroughly overhauled and are in the fin~

est condition each instrument is guaranteed for three years.

posed contract may he soon and blank

DINGWELL. -- At Bay l<’otunt-. on forms of tender iniiy be obtained at

Jan. 6th. 1915, to Mr. and Mrs. James the I'-ist Ofllces of Ocean View. Gar- A. Dingwell, a daughter.-F. flcld. lloseberry and at thc olllcc of the

Post Olllcc Inspector.

POND.- In Summerslde. on January JOHN l~'. Will-JAR, 9, 1915 to Mr. and Mrs. John Pond, ii Post Olllce Inspector.

daughter. Post Ollice lnspector's Olllco. Chur-

lottetown, January Gilt, 1915.

8177-1-7lh3WkS.

Pollins, or No. 113 w- 1 o ii ' . ami sixlh gl,-m.l_ ,;(,0ltl;l lx. lal;'t'dlf;f;{ ‘I liavi- lots und lots of noldlors day. sho thought she was only escnly, mes” days “'00 Want to k""W “`h3' ins' lmreiital wrath by running away Wm happen' “nd whemer they Wu' from l,0,m,_ Ilve or die. ’I`hey are cool about it. sl", WFS found yexterday afternoon .»».-v---\-~».~.,.,.,,,,,»¢~»-»-»-._-~»-\~v.,..

In tlio_ (hurch of the Ascension, at ~ . ., , ., ., . .,

Iwo 21:1 West One Hundred ‘and Sev- enth Street. where she saiu, she hm] rl . slgnt elverv nisht slrlcehsiie fried. she Fon A BAD col”

s as eop on one o t e sot pews ‘ ~' , ,M-4

:gen dll-cotlif-rl.-'li bvha young woman ` "M "

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""'£"?'_”"“'“ ....1 ,..I'.".'§».... “.3 .`i’.2°"o.'i‘i’.1.`Z§-'.§"‘$‘.¥ '"'°. ““'°"° “ev *° °*°-° f- °°1<1 *H *<-

clety. having declared she was home- uve" the nv" and "°l°““°° wc* I-"'“°l°

\\‘liat bcltci' organ could bc reuulrcd

by any clnirrli or linll than this ex- trcincly powerful lloniliiloii Cliurch Organ. lt is ii pedal style, with tivo inaiiucl solid walnut ciisc. has twenty- I|lI”00 Blvvs. twenlyonc sets ot reeds, and a low lever; if desired, It can he used without low lever and pedal base. The height of this organ is nine feet, ten inches. A beautiful Imitation

pipe top gives It tho appearance of a much higher priced Instrument. Sale

’l`Iiis organ, though sniallor hi slzc,

Is ii spleiidid instrnnient. lt has n Hllllzlc k<'.Vb0ar1l, u pedal base, nlnc- teen stops. fifteen sets of rocds, blow lcv_cr, _ii bct_iuliful walnut mise, and an llllllllllvll lilllo lop. The height ol' this Organ ts_ six feet. four inches. Siilo IWICC. $90.

NUVGF llave thorn been two more

attractive values In guaranteed church Organs offered. never has the small church had such an opportunity to

_MeKlNZl£.-- t Bay Fortune on Jan. Oth. 1015, Mn. Warren McKenzie, aged 48 years. leaving a sororwlng husband and four small children and three brothers to mourn their loss.-F.

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vllsxaii Cola trnbietr rrs iietigiitisg

titth taliiota. Try them, prtee 1.51:.

css and the nicest cathartic to do this

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ister she wid or her nignt and of 1° H “Went \-<-I 0! C-°°°f°'~°- T-l¢

her superstition that she would be 'JM of l-W0 CBBCBNU ¢0£|8|l¢ Bhd

_ -i scolded every day of the year if she your cold may he gone by morning. YOU tl) SBCUIC 0116 Of fhesg Oygans’ of _

remained.

'T110 Annual Meeting of the share- Yesterday morning the glrl's step-

holders ol the Haxelhrook Dalrylng mother had appeared at the West Ono Co. Ltd, will be held In the usual Hundredth street police station and

place on Wednesday. Jan 20th at Laqlied that ii general alarm be sent ` ` ` ` I 123 KQIIT U ‘ P Cha]-lgttetqgqln

utr patrons-*bs men! wr.: re iroocii p. m. - ifioi. si.. » .miss nm _im inn ii ri i - r " ' _

ported Illini! show the effectiveness. W J. Meiaehorn. -wished to leave school and eg to ‘avoids ` 0 S Stl' Cf

price. $140.

purchase ii large mid handsome organ at so low ii price,

Write Immediately

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na miqiio an-ativo qualities of than secruary. but had been opposed. Ou New Years 1 ` 9 _ _.__.=i.=.,.‘ » ° P' E' Isl ~~ ,

in. Albion. day she ima msn entrusted wiui sl I “Sl-*W _ A

mn. MacKinnon Drug Co., Gor. Jan llth, 1015. lllllll Nm 0! mme! ylth which to »- L_°-- ‘

(hm-pa mul than norm- Inn 11949.11-nz is ---' -