‘DECEMBER `29, _19i

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Weather; aw’

From nOW,0n . inalllife’saii<airs. Streng

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are likely to have ii'J’§.ffi.?éT.2§“$'.}5’§.?.f.‘2i§“§ié- colder weather. We.

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wouldsuggestkeep- HUGHES’ . .ing a good supply C; C- TABLET of Coal in the bin ;.°;f'°:;"'°:':"f;_f“"'°’ We can supply the Y t I f th

‘ blood, clarify thepskiny and

best Coal and Wood-

headaches, etc.

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cure_ constipation, but are a Specific remedy for all dis.

at the lowest prices. _. at for Hugh..-o_o C

Tablets and take no sub

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eases of the stomach, liver and bowels, biliousness,

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Price 254: per box by

Phone 240 G E _ Ch’town _ 'efh '

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We Thank You-

-for the busiest and niost successful year this store has ever ` tail. '

_f0i‘ "I0 €XDrc.ssion of so od will that have been showered on us from all patrons.

-and for the opportunity of serving you. '

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IT-PAYS to pay _ln this Province.

mince cLAss.~-'riie Friday,-n§€t

dance class in i{. of C. Hail will' o _held tonight.

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A sP|.ENo|o- Pnooiutmmleiia'

been Prepared for the concert lp_\{ig. toria Hail on Thursday Dec. 30. The i1l'0Brunime appears elsewhere in this i~S\w_- ness.

_ ;~ 4 .3 _ _ ` ,___‘ "Jian sAi.s.+,'-_'riie"§_ titer ,ana (_, nimissioners have a few debentures

- ‘ai titty can emit `eai p . i ly0`tiasorg‘»-._ _befo ithry 151%]

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CARD OF THANK8.- Mr. and

Mrs. J. K. MacKenzie and family 29 Passmore St., City wishw to thank the many friends for their syin atli and floral fie in s show

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them in the loss oi' their beloved son .ind brother Alex. 6335.

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CHURCH OF SCOTLAND. - itev.

Jas. MacDougali will preach on Sat- urday the lst at Argyle Shore at 6.30 p. in. on Sabbath the 2nd at Canoe Cove. at 10.30. DeSable at Ll o. m. and lliiiiipton at 7.

RUNAWAY YESTERDAV. - Ati

exciting runaway occurred yesterday afternoon when a horse attached to a truck wagon in which was a new set of faiiners undertook to give an ex- hibition ot’ speed: Starting on Kent Street he negotiated the corner at Great George Street, sped down to Grafton and up Sunnyside, skilfully avoiding collision with carriages and - pedestrian and stopping quite satis- fied' with his efforts when near Queen Street. No danger was done.

SCHOOL WORK. - The semi-

annual examination ot” Crapaud I-ligli Sclioolwas held on Thursday ‘ after- noon. December'23rd, and was a' de- cided success. Over twenty visitors were present and several took part in the examination. Both teachers were presented with beautiful and useful gifts by their respective* pupils. At the close of the examination the pupils and visitors were treated with candy, oranges and grapes`by the 'teachers ami trustees. The singing of the National Anthem brought the examin-

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+ ’ I We 'Wish YOU all JOY and prosperity for the coming year- " “ni mil) we know each other better when 1916 has passed

into the vale of banished years.

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Housekeeper Always

'-"_f_Has ;t_i___Supply of DUSTBANE -

_~ It is unsafe to sweep without it for Sweeping Dust contains .num-

berless disease germs. '

When you are tired or 'a bit rut;

down, then is just the time these

germs get in their work.

_It is better to bc safe than sorry. Order a' tin today from .your -

grocer. / _ ‘ _ '

Insist. on- Dustbane lniitations

are not so good.

Barrels and kegs for store, office ; and school. . » - ‘ ’ I _

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3 rife., in gdtsi atrstig sio_i'=iil'¢<>`11`ii'ii1f\

reosyyiyich never contest an honest claim such

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`-amounted to $36.00. The coticr.-rt wal

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THE BIBLE SOCIETV.- Mr. A.

WL Sterns the energetic Treasurer of the various branches of the Bible Society in this Province reports that the annual subscriptions, and contri- butions are coming in very well, to date. Some of the c"ollectioiis are in excess ot’ last year. The Annual meeting of the Prince »Edward Is land auxiliary takes place Thursday of next week in Ciiarlottctowii, ami it is earnestly hoped all the thirty-t’oii'r branches, will have reported their _ returns to Mr. Sterns in order to give a i`iill account oi’ all funds collected during this year. A life membership may hc obtaliied by giving twenty dol- lars to Iiiiilc Society.

ENJOYABLE EVENING.-A con-

ccrt. intl social was held in thc school house at Church Road, l)c.~.ein bor 23rd, in aid of thc school house of that district. The school house was artistically decorated t'or the oc». casion. _ Mr. .ilexander (‘.obh was i-lntii'iniii`i and after ii short address the following programme _was ably i'vnilci'cil:-Cliorus, O Canada; dial ioguc, A Splendid Bean; violin selec- tions by Mr. Stewart Ilumo, Mr. Lloyd Webster accompanying hini on the organ; qiiartette, Just. Before tht lluttic Motlicr; dialogue, Araliellifs Poor ill.-lnt.ioii:i; rci-itaiiou. The \’i/rcck of the llespcroiis, Miss- Ellie. Mcldaclierti; phonograph selcctioiis; dialogue, Advortisiiig for ti ll\islia,nd_', duct, Ki-.cp thc lloine Fire lliirning, Misses (icoi'gic and Marion \Vcbi-v'icr; dialogue, Deal' as a Post; violin selec- tions, Messrs. Stewart. llume and. Lloyd Wehstcr; chorus, Wc'll -Ne-vet lict tho (lid l~‘lag Full; solo, The (Fall _ .of Bclgluin, Mr. Victor Sandersoil;_ dialogue, Scene in ii Sclioolroom; plio iiograph selections; dialogue, United lat. Last; solo, The Soldle|"s Lai-it Let- 'icr, Mr. Reuben McDonald; dialogue, A flow iii the Kitchen; A Niggerfs iScrinoi\, Mr. Stewart llumc. The lpies and candy were then aiictioiild by Mr. Saul llnps-ion. The pi'o<-.ecds

'then brought to ii close by the sing- ng oi' the National Anthem. ,.3

::A visit ip our store will convince

you that we have a line display of (iliristmas goods. These i_nclude Smok- crs Supplies. Chocolates, Perfumes. ltlhony and lvoi'y 'l`oilet_Sets, Ther- mos iioods, Walking Sticks, Safety | ilazors, cic. l-i, A. Foster, Central Drug` siorc.

s Ida Bradbury

83 Great George Street.

Art Needle \\'ork and materials for

wot-king, Stamped Linens and Threads of all kinds. 88 Great George ' Street. - »

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when, You _;_Gei 'rii¢f.»P.-f<s.¢i`ii>ti<;>;1i 1 izri;»‘~'s»1l'j§-;ii'__- _ii-use

having the .1locto_r‘s prescrip-

tion illldii, it shoitld he taken to

'l`W0 the store that

of keeping only _drulii with ex .4>iiarmaceut- properly.

is a long End enviable

prescription department the best in the provincm your prescriptions heroi ahsolittely sure of satisfsdf

Our

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'fllygl Q`&e. Miss Allison's many -'den ltrrttgret to learn that shi-

-iiiiihi-aseeti ,or sci-ry .i7il;? N0.

.liiiaii _ly:_ '. _ ol. ' ‘usual business ln' coniienlon with tho

p sito u A son nservatory ,pf Mus c as een granted six months'

iq sole ‘ittoinewhat froni the iier-\ vous i-it aiu of teaching.-Snckvillc i`rlb‘iine. ~

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L 89. _Long Creek, was held on Wed-_

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gtiliétii-iillg‘ empggifgioweu lil-to lodg to be in a flour-gdhingg condition

t cial and ml s t .Alter thc

aniliual meeting was transacted, tho folowiiig ` ent ,_ ff_ pi’ ofiicers were instiilitgg. for tlftiaeiihuing your by Bro. Patil McPhee. P. D. M. as in- stalling ofilcer, viz.:_W. M.-Bro. W‘ni. S. McNeill, (rcelorted). D. M.-Bro. Noll McDonald. (‘,liap.-Alex. Mc- Kenzie (re-elected). Rec. S.-Lnuclilin McKinnon. l~`. S.-Bro. Neil Mc- iiaclierii. i Trotis.-Bro. Duncan Bti(-iiaiiiiaii ire-elected). D. 'ot' (X- Rro. Archibald McDonald. Loc.-Bro. Oiiiicaii Diirrucli. Sr. (loin.-Bro. John _'.. McKinnon. Jr. Com.-Bro. Milton iiuclianau, Win. Mclieati, llonald Mc- Dougall, Daniel Darrach.

SCHOOL WORK.-The following

's the standing ot’ Emyvale school i'or_ the month of December: i’rliicipnl's Department, Grade VI.-1, Mary Mui- -ay; 2. Sarah Hogan; 3, Susie Cur- fey. Grade V.-1, Alice iiogan; 2, Lo- retto Hogan; 3, Rose liognn_ Grade lV., Sr.--1, ’I`e-resa Clorkin; 2, Sle- plien Connolly; 3, Louis Hogan. As- sistuiit's Department, Grade lV., .li-. -1, Regina Murray; 2, Ciara Clarkin: l, Ada Grifilii. Grade Ill.-l, Rosi- vlcilardle; 2, James Callaghan; 3, Mary McCloskey an_d lda~` Coady (equal). Grade il.-1, Julia Hogan; Z, Hilda Murray; 3, Annie Callngliaii ind Lucy Coady (equal). Grade l.-1, Alfi'ed_Mui'ray; 2, Leo Murray; 3, Lucy Hogan and Patrick- McCurdlc (equal). Perfect attendance: I<‘lor» ence Murray. Rose Hogan, -Loretto Hogan, Mary Murray, Sarah ilogaii. Lucy Gritlln, Susie (Burley, Beatrice Zurley, Hilda Murray, Julia,‘» Hogan, Matthias Murray, Regina. Murray, xda Griiiiii.

VICTORIA PERSONALS. - Mr.

leid Miller, who has been employed in the S. S. Harland, arrived at his home in Victoria, Saturday.-Messrs. Glen McQuarrie.- Russel Snow and lim Boulter, privates in the 105th liigliland Brigade, spent Christmas -it their-houies in Victoria.-Mr. Had- ioii McLood,‘- Principal of Victoria liigli school, is spending his holidays it his home in Uigg.-Miss Elma ln- uiaii. assistant teacher of Victoria l~ligh School, is spending her holidays at her homo' in Augustine Cove.-Mr. and Mrs. ll. A. McPhee, accoiiipaiiicd by Mr. Erie McPhee and Miss Bea- trice McPliee. spent Christmas day in (lrapauil.-M-r. Oswald Cobb. in the cniploy of R. 'l‘. iloinian, Ltd.,`-Siini-_ merside. spent (lliristinas at his lioiiie in Crapaud.-=#Mi'. Donald Laiuont has iii*-f‘-ll Niigilirt’-il as principal of (ira- pauii lligli School for the rest of the terin.-Miss Miileline Dlnsmorc, who has been employed in ilic nilllincry parlors ot` ll, .l\'iclieti.ii, Critpaiili, lc|`t last week for her lionic in St. Jolin, N. ll.-V. - ' ‘

SCHOOL WORK.- The Christmas

.¢l0SillB 0Xni‘ciscs_ ;ot`. the Alexandra S°|\00| Wi-is helilmn. the afternoon ol' Tliiirsilay the ¢23rd..inst. There was a lllfge attellilullqeoui-parents and ratc- payers. 'i‘lic examiiracioii was con- diliilffil hi’ !\i0.t<‘-aolier assisted .by liev. E. S. Weeks of~PoWna'l' and Prin. .i. U. Scilnlflu- -of Charlot\tet.own. The proinptltudc .and correctness-~~of tho nni4\ii¢.|iti.i by tho. pupilsnzleviticeil tho V€l'Y lm’-iii...I‘ili”f!,.\viiiiinwlliclbthey have beeii taught. _At the close ot.thc ex- ainiiuition,‘.,a leiigtliyp prograni was excellently--rciidered by the pupils. At the _cqiicliision of the program thc toaclier, was; presented wltl.t_an iid- drcss and valuable prescntby the pup- ils to which sho made afittiug reply. Addresses were given by'i\Ir. W. Wood, Rey. E. S. Wloeksllnd Mr. J. D.. Sepmaiipall _the .speakers bor-e testimony to the very excellent con dition in which they found the school, and the great eillciency of the tonclicr. ln the course ol lil rt.-marks Mr. Si'-n. uian_took the oppoitiiiiity to urge the people to put fortti their best ei`i`nrts to aid the Empire in this time of stress llc urged tho young men who were tit to "join the colors".and all to do their bit in connection with the War Fund.

At. tho concligiion of the addresses Saiita appear .d and distributed the fruit from a richly laden Ciiristmas Tree, to the great delight. of the pup- ils who were all remeiiibercd in the distribution. Prizes were awarded by the teacher t.o the first and second bcet oi' each grade as well as to those who had made perfect. attendance. There are few of the rural districts oi' tin- pr-oviiicc wiicre the rate payers ‘take the same interest in the school as they do in this district, as evid- enced by the large attendance at tho piibllc examinations and also in the good equipment provided by thc school.

Overlooked Qbligatiohs

our many

'hut we which

Choice- =flew~Y¢ar| Gifts Wiih each

Year's

(LM. Moore ' _ ' It I ' ' ` ` I W. Ctiflldlix

..._ Moore & McLeod

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fri-;_@

the price. “

lining, color sheep lined. clasp fastening. Special.

Brown Corduroy

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Boys mackinaws

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lining Marmot co_ll_arf_'1_

Black beaver c`io_th,l

notched model, a`wai'j`r'i_i

Black dog fur coat

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lining. Wombat collar, leather reinfor-

ced pockets-A great _value 6 at......... .................. _ __ »

Heavy frieze mackinaw in black,

wide storm collar warm~ - -‘

'_ _ __ _ 4.00

_ Men’s Heavy Mackinaw in plaid with beltand widestorm collar. _lust

the thing for outing in winter 7

I Blackl beaver cloth, curl cloth ining, wit i rubber” 'inter-

_J U 17.50

lining, Marmot; f_col_l‘;i_%l' very wide,

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° value coat winter weaiiiu..

heavy quilted Itaiiian broad roll collar, side pockets. This is a grand coat for hard driving...,...._ °

Better Coats at 60.00, 75.00, 110 00, 125.00, 175.00. '

Cold Defying Coats

for Out-Door Men

_T977 3.75

Coat wombat

Mackinaw Coats for Boys and Men _

5.00 and 6.00.

__ _; Collared Coats _

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. Fur Lined Coats and

1 - e Best Value Fur Coats. .

black dogskin

the linings of

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Heavy brown duck coats, wombat

collar, fine sheeplining, leather 3 reinforced pockets. Special at °

A great coat is this reversible

waterproof leather one side-heavy corduroy, other side§soft warm 8

_ will _turn any wind ............ 0 -‘

Oxford igrey mackinaw with roll

collar -and and belt. A-splendid 7

coat ........ ...... .... °

Men’s heavy plaid mackinaws

in browns and grcys, wide collar

wide smart belt with buckle 8

_ l_Bl_ack beaver cloth, quilted ital- ian ming, very superior mar- , mot collar, frog fastening... _ ' Black beaver cloth coat, lull mar-

mot lining, very fine Ameri-

can Sable collar frog fastening »

Men’s ~.:oon coats, carefully mar-

ked very finely made, lined with quil- ted italian, wide roll collar.; Same coat

as sold last year for 75.00

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GRAND SUCCESS; - The Clirist-i

iiias sale, tea and ontertainiuent livlii- and given by the young ladies of thc Tipperary Club at Victoria, under the

auspices of the W. i’: A. _o%tl\at place. although postponed until ‘loiiduy thc 20th proved a complete success, ' the net proceeds amounting to the grail-‘ t’ying`suin of $122. Much credit is due to the club and conmiittecs iii charge i'or the hearty and artistic ar- rangement oi' the dei-oriitioii in hall. sale booths, etc.. etc., also for thc excellence of tho m:iny_,-special i`.i‘li~ tures of tho 'prograniinc' rciidcrcd to the large and appreciirtivc iiiulictico during thc evening. Following was Llici prograninie. - lst Part. ‘- Openingl Chorus by Club, Brightenl the Corner Where You Are. Christmas Greetinf-t

Exercise by fifteen little_ bo s."_1’rayé?i;4 by (‘.hairmaii`, Mr. i‘}._i{lwVilglii._ S oi by Miss Frances Tlion if i." 'Male Quiirtettc by Messrs. Foil, Len, Clark und Howntt, Tryon. itesding _by Miss Winnie Wudinaii, Crapaud. Solo by* ‘Miss Elsie iiowatt. 'interni`isslo'n- (iandy Sale. Graniaphone selections. 2nd i‘art_-Solo by R. Keith Boswell. Sunlieain Waiitoinime) Dt'iil` by ten ,young » .~ girls. .Male-chorus _(twelve

voices) Itul_o Briteniila ,Winight ex- -ercise* ity" inns' little hi . National' Antheni. »Tlis<.-membtirsqof the- Glub gwere introduced to the aiidiencbiby the chttlrfflitn `Mi".-Wright iti'a few

hi-let’ and -appropriate remanis.-' _-The piano accompanists _ were- _ ijs_.' E. Boswell, Miss Cameron, Uiiss"ii`iniaii‘ and Mr. Elmer Ross. violiit._ ~~~ »

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Watcii Dar Windows

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Mr. and Mrs. Beiijaiiiiii ("arler,

City, liavc rccoivcd the following let- ter i`roiii their son Grove who has completely recovcrcil from his accid- ent, :i brokt-ii' nose, rccclvcd by :i kick from his horse. ills lionic friciids will. be glad to licur that lic is again at

work with his coiiipiihy:

_ _ nt-c. iz, isiir.. l'icnr lilothcr and l~`utlicr:- l :ini

just scribbiinfr you n fcw lines to- night bi-fore l tiriiwl in i`or thc ulghi\ for ilcui' kiio\\'.~: wlicu l \vil| hi- ubic to *write atxuiii. We liuvc just had or<lvr`s to niovc :uid wc lcavc tomorrow iiftcr noon wiili oiii_v.our horses and pcrsoit- iil kit. leaving bi-liiiid our guns, ivugoiis :ii\`.l all oniiiliiiiciit. I huvc no iilcit whore wc are going except that we arc going to entrain. I will let you know-as oficn ns l can how l am. I sure hope we are going back with the rest. of the Canadians so far we have not_been.regularly attached to, any division but have been floating a- round drawlng our rations here, there. and sometimes not at all. We have not .seen any other Canadians since we landed in France.

Things are gettingt fairly warm :i-

loiig _-this front lately. Last night the _enemy dropped over 200 sheiiii -.1-tome big ones too into _the town where our ,battery is now stationed. There were some casualties on our side but not 'one of the Battery was even hit. We _sure have been lucky so far.

This is n very treacherous front.

At one point, called the "Crater," the

troncliesaro only tive yards a part. Here he men on sentry can here the 'Germans talking and working. This Crater is an awful place. it is really just a death trap. it is just it mass of uptur`ned~earth thrown up by the mines and even at the present time

tt il mined and retained. Lets of pr! fellows are buried there so deep t at they- can _never be touad. Nobody can live near the Crater but each llqnltoe to take 'his tam doing sentry there. I-_tell you when s. fellow-comes out of there his nerves are about on

Xmas 'wili'lie over. l sure liope you liave-in good- time. l would like to spend Xmas home alright but l guess ii' that twenty pounder parcel comes O. l` will enjoy myself.

We are having rain nearly every

day. You can‘t, imagine what the mud is like, but. l would just like to iirop in honin in the onine condition as I was in tonight. I was on picket last night and I was up most of thc night wading around and chasing loose horses. l tell you picket is no cinch here on a rainy night.

iliit l ani (). K., and oiijoying my-

self. i get a loiig ride nearly every ilav iuid that is what l like.

(lucas l.will stop now. I hope you

arc all well.

. Love to all,

, _ GROVE.,

M|nard'u Liniment Co.. ,\_.lml!qt|.

Gentlemen-Last Winter I_ reeiigg

great beneht from the use of ll ARD’S LlNlIi‘lEN’l‘ ini! tteverorlttlol ot Laorippe, and 1 have . frequent!! proved it to be v'ery'eftective in ann of llliialillittatioih' _ f _ _ ._ Yours. - ..- th

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. This season we have made .splendid preparationlto meet the needs of the

men whose calling or choice keeps them out in the frost. The line of com- fortable-warm-weatherproof garments we offer is a long- one. -It makes very ~ little difference what price you want to pay-there is a cold day cont here at

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