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tI.'iey'_ bear the famous trade imrk. 1847 Roosas Bkos., the mark of the “Silver Plate that "\Veal‘S." ' -

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NEUHASTNENIA _ MALNUTRITION KIDNEY TROUBLE specially ,valuable to Nursing Mothers and Women of Middle Life.

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man read the minutes' of last moe ing und' gave an account of his wor

July and August. There are 34 u tive branches in this province whos

the Society. it was moved an carried that :lil the officers. of th (‘l1m'lot.te'to\vn Bible Society be nom nnt.eri` to be reeiected, and that a le ter be llratfted to the British and f reign Bible Society in memory of th valuoli' and life long service of th late' l-louorary President Mr. H.

ferent branclles are now making the calls upon the subscribers. The e

owing to increase in prices of ul

centiy to help on the great work

short addresses. '

PROFITABLE AFFAlR.-

sure he voiced the sentiments of the

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visiting a number of branches la‘\ D

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nlembers are doing excellent work for

1. . . ., t. for New York, where she intends 0. taking: a position as nurse' at Belle-

_]_ Medical staff as wcl_l_. us from tile

(hllldall, who died during the pas

summer. Tile collectors of the dlf

it friend Miss MacAdam formerly of x

terial and' also the large numbers 0

seas. lt may not be generally know *that any one contributing $20.00 b - vcr!! Pretty W€ddiIlg took DIBCG UH comes a life member of the Society Wednesday at the residence of Mr. and certificate given to that effect. . . ~ One gentleman has already given when their daughter, Mrs. Retta G. $50 to the Charlottetown branch re

p`cnses are much heavier this yea

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ste:r.nlc~'. Gonllllnlllier White is supe

-.-,:.._.._.".'1_ ct" rl' '~°°-_-°f.T---_ TT =TT-; TTTTT T.-TTTTT-T. TWT- E .. vas so.d nt auction in iron. o. mtiong nv (:_q,,a,1,,_ H9 Wm attend a = the law court:1.buill\'ing in Charlotte big navlvl recruiting meeting to be

_.town yesterdily the farm consistillg tmp |n me Maru; Ha" p-“day night C? 74’/2 i\L'i@`14- U10 Gflflfo 05 U16 IMO Commander \Vhitc- has visited Char:

__ }1_V_‘_3li\{11_R- Duffy Ol' l"0l'l A\_1‘;\lSl\l~4- lottetown' on two previous occasionsf = lla tttlm is sitllatcd near tnzl river y_1,,, may being the visit 01 .H R H

_side at Fort Allgllstlls. it war. \n:ock~ The Dum pf tlonimught wheri hewas

§ '91 "°\‘-'ll f0 MV- JOIN! liulfilfalif 01' in command of the steamer ` Earl

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_ T- ____ i = I FORTUNE AND VICINITY--' The reception room at St J m ’

E _ ,Tho many friends of Mr. John Milla, Maller; was mxaj tn its mu cagncfg, _ - ‘will be p‘olesed to learn that he lf; last night will-li Miss Whidden, re- W

E rctzllperlltlllg, though sTiowiy.-- Mr. ,-0,1513, ,gym-_-,(.,| from the war zoned

by TT Save Costly Shoes And

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visiting ' ;- ' . ll:\:= lc turned to his home. The school at i-‘ol hosmtap |

0 i'r:~ c;.,:¢>l- M |'nrty was present' " \vl’h his st ‘ml tn, end reproducedl

_ /pie. has donned the khaki, and is wait; .__ , lm.: ' ' _ , Q

= ‘lc for lTf~°T fur" 1° so and do his bfi lim.-.iiil1°.‘ffi"ii;,.-1.`i,l2°§lni°'llf§°iT,§iii ’ I - ‘ ° = for ills -limpire. ' 'I ~, '." A ' ' ~ ~ S 1 ' '

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Mll on lluihoe, Alexallllla, who ul me _m |mc,,¢5;qng mldress on hc.,-

iy technical nlohods employed tel the ieilet’ and ture of the sick and

Sr there was no necessity for conjecture ls on-the part of the audience.

I After the lnldl‘css a short musical

prouranlme was submitted, the open-

ln: number being u song by Mr. C.

country and the city in general and E_`_1_ M _ _ _ the management knows they will fare b§i,]l];;n; rlfolllifflhllliaialiflellisfor

F \ = fully as well this year. The entortai

_ ‘ ._nlent will take place on l)c'ccnll)or __ ‘_ . 1 ,_,, , _ , _

// - T -;-.Ta‘:l;=f‘..l;‘:....L‘.1f..:T.';;‘:':s.€:,.l.‘s:.l I : '"0 ‘hd h°E‘I’itaI wha" the mam Wm a song whitih also received an encore

' " CMI tn any pmt of the city for par" Sho was billo'l for ‘t second number l _ °",__thfy mn he mn M me EX“m` wbi<1h'slle snnilz witlf great effect. Mr.

_ C-“”‘-‘ Barlow was last, but not least, his

\ A al i'amiTliaTr voice delighting the audience

\ 1 _ nleetiln: of the Pri-nee Edward island 22;,aTttk;"§‘;"‘;]y€'_§(l‘E:_s}(§`iI;5§fII;‘é£?mi)I;‘§1i;{;' \ _ anne society was l1ol'<l'ln the v. lvl. C. At tht; mn_cluSh'm of me programme-

A.. Charlottetown yesterday after- ROV mj Funermn thanked Mis;

\ ‘ f/ ` "oo" me Plchmem bcmg in me Whidden for her admirable address,

“I se-if a loud encore, to which he ro-

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` Chair. Several of the clergyman and _ ‘ _ _ " laynlen ol' the different Protestant ;;l;l(i‘I‘b;:eei;'°£_yi`)‘(;‘d‘;, “p‘:f;sE:‘_"lg_5' ;I;pr\‘f_‘;i_;

,_ audience when be said that a pleas-

ant and instrnftlvc hour had been s ent. The National Anthem was then

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(1 FORMER ISLANDER. - Miss e Campbell, formerly of Glenfanning.

P E I has left Danvers Hospital

9 vue Hospital. She will be greatly e missed at Danvers Hospital from the

g large cirole of nurses. She was ac~ _ companied, as far as Boston hy her

_ West St. Peters, P. E. I.. now train- r ing at Danvers Hospital, Mass. The . molly friends of Miss Campbell join r in wishing her success and prosper-

Testaments in khaki; covers given IW in the fllt\H`P~ to our brave soldier lads going over- '

n WEDDING AT ALBERTON.- A

and Mrs M R Leard, Alberton,

- Sterns was united ill marriage to Mr.

of Alfred B. Fishejr of Montreal. The

tile' Bible Society. The annual ceremony was performed by the Rev. church mee-ting of tho Charlottetown George F. Dawson, M. A. pastor of Association will be held Thursday, the Methodist Church assisted by January the 4th next in Grace Churc during the \veck oi' prayer, when th ltev. Mr. Boyer of New Brunswick ed looked charming in a gown of and Dr. Heine of St, John will give pearl grey brc-caded silk Crepe de

ll Rev. G. Wells, Fisher, father of the e groom. The bride who was unattend-

Chene trimmed with cut steel be-ads,

_ and silver lace and carried a bouquet

of bridal roses. The bride is one of

A Albcrtons most charmng and popular

mos; successful basket social and young ladies and the groom_ who is entertaiunlent was held in the hall well known in Charlottetown is at Fortdne Bridge on Friday evening, Sccy.-Trens. of J. W. Windsor Limi- Deeember lst in aid of Egiington ted of lvlolltreal. They were the re- school. Despite the lncie`mency of th ci ients of many handsome and valu-

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Rubbers and Overshoes Practically The Only Things That are About the Same Price as'l?»efore the War

Have you boufrllta pair of shoes lately, either for yourself or

for one of the children? If you have, you will realize just how expensive leather is now. It is scarce, and getting scarcer--and the soldiers are needing enormous quantities for shoes and equip- ment. Clearly lt ls a patriotic cluty, as well as common sense, to save shoes in every possible way.

The best way, of course, is to wear rubbers whenever it is wet or snowy

overhead or underfoot. Nothing rots and cracks shoe leather like getting it wet, particularly if it is none too good, as is often the case now, even in high-priced shoes. ° /

It is fortunate, indeed, that rubbers have not joined the general upward

movement. Crude rubber. in fact, costs no more than before the war, thanks

to Great Britain's bcnevoicrlt control of the supply. S0, in spite of the 50% to 100% increase in the cost of cotton and other materials used in rubbers,

prices are still normal.

As a pair of rubbers, costing 60c to $1.25, will almost double the life

of a pair of shoes costing eight or ten times as much, there would be no doubt about the economy of wearing them,_even if they did not save many a cold and worse sickness, with the attendant expense and loss of time.

But saving shoes is more than private thrift-it is public service! Th¢

leather so thoughtlcssly wasted is needed at the front to help win the war and saving it for that service is real, practical patriotism. ’

Every Member Of Your Family

Should Wear Rubbers This Winter '

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ded addressing a public meeting ini aid of naval recruiting, and invitedl the Society to co-operate with him. This was agreed to and Mr, McLean and Rev. R. G. Fulton was appoin-. ted a_ Committee to make the neces- sary arrangenlents. A series of re- cruiting meetillgs was orralifxed for Thllrsduy, Dec. 28, pnrticlllars of which are given clsewllcre in this is-| sue. T

The “News” of Medicine~llat, Altar.,

of December 4th contains a iellgtily Story of the robbery of the (hlllalliall Bank of Commerce lit. Mallybcrries,_ Alta., Tile manager ot' the bank is i\'lr.\ Fred C. MacDonald, sou of Mr, and: Mrs. J. B. MacDc~n:\ld of Charlotte-T

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weather the hail was crowded to the utmost. Mr. W. R. Webster occupied the chair and after tl. few suitable remarks the curtain was drawn. The programme was ds fol- lows: Address, Miss Gussie McDon- zvld; chorus, “The Call to Arms; recitation, by Miss Jessie Burke; dia- logue, "M_y Ellgagc-ment," by Misses Maud McKle and Stella Keele; duet. by Misses Irene' Dingwell and Annie Campbe-ll; iustrulnental music, by Miss Maud McKie and Mr, John 'La Pierre; dialogue, “Scene in a Photo- graph Gallery," by Misses Stella Keefe and Annie Campbell and Mr. Aylmer Caalpbell; recitation, by Miss Grace Burke; duet, by Miss Stella Keefe and Mr. Webster McNeill; dia- logue, “Advertising for a llusbtlnrl," by Misses Maud McKie, Grace Burke and Messrs Howard Wood and llow- ard McKenzie; intenmission for salle of candy; chorus. "When Jack Comes llnck;" recitation, by Miss Blanche Burke; step-liance. by Mr. Irving lla Pierre (e~n<:ored); dialogue, “A Rumpus in a Shoemaker`s Shop," by Miss Stella Keefe and Annie (lamp- boll and Mr. Alymcr Campbell; reci- itatlon, by Mr. Gordon Dlngwell duet. by Misses Irene' Dingwell and Annie Campbell; instrumental music; re- citation, hy Miss Emily Underhay; solo. by Mr. Webstor'McNeiil; dia- logue, "A Temporary Squire," by Miss Blanche Burke. and Messrs Wesley McKenzie. Howard McKenzie and Mac Dingwoll; chorus, “`Khakl." Im- mediately after the programme was

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completed. the sale of baskets- was begun. Mr. Webster was appointed auctloneer. The proceeds amounted to $37.70. 'Phe' concert was altogeth r a. grand -success and much credit. is due-to the teacher, Miss Annie Cmmp- bell, who was the means ot getting up the cohcert. _

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able gifts. After* the wedding breakfast was served, the happy couple left for" New York and other American cities, after which they will reside in Montreal. They carry with them the bcst wishes of a host of

-WELCOME AND PRESENTATION *On lT‘ridny evening, lice 8th, 1916,a nlnnbr-.r of the people of New Annan gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Ramsay to extend con- gratulations to the young couple and to welcome' them to their new place of residence. The following address was read by Mr. James Marchbank accompanied by a beautiful Rattan Rocker presented by Mr. Harry Walker. To Mr. and Mrs. George Ramsay. lt is with much pleasure that we your new neighbors _ and friends welcomed you to our midst; your founding of a new home to show our appreciation of you. It is admitt- ed by all that New Annan is one of the choice spots of our Island, and few indeed who have once lived here but speak kindly of it and we hope you too will learn to ldve lt. it ls said that ull the world loves a lover, so we welcome you as Bride and Brldegroom, may your sojourn togeth- er and with us be happy and fruitful and may God spare- you both to live long, and may He bless you and your work for ever. Accept this gilt as a very small taken of our esteem and friendship toward you. Signed:-Mr. and Mrs. Harry Walker, Mr. and Mrs. James Marchbank. Mr. and Mrs. Percy Marchbank, Miss Ellen TMacKay, Miss Etta Walker, Mr. Ar- thur Wright, Mr. Samuel Waugh. Mr. Ramsay replied on behalf of him self and wife, thanking their many 'friends for the kindness shown to them.-D.

s full attendance: at the weekly meet- ing of the Patriotic Society in the

the presidency of Rev. Dr. Fullerton. Canon Simpson reported on the recep- tion given to.Pten. Arsenault and Per-

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them at the Revere Hotel. Mr. J. M. Marley seconded and it was una-

nimously agreed to. As MT-_~J. M\ ly

aut the

‘Hughes was unable to be present lt receptions he asked to be- relieved, and Mr. James Paton, . L. A.. was fsubstttuted on the Recs tion Commit- tee. Mr. A. A. McLean, M. P., re-

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The robbers gathered up $15,000 in h and then walked to the hotel. ey asked the chauffeur who brought m to the town to get them nway ck. He became suspicious and in der to gain time ran the car up to e garage and began to tinker with

machinery. ln the meantime thc

o bank mon worked themselves

9 of their bonds. Their slznuts

brought help and they were rele sed

Patriotic Fund room yesterday under mg

Th the qui

ry and moved that the thanks of the 0|- Soolety to Mayor Brown be placed on th record , for . the ‘ generous the hospitality which 'he always extends tw ‘to returned soldiers by, entertaining frs

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,ported that commander White laten-

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t'own. Here are some extracts fl-omi

"News" On Saturday at high!

noon, in broad daylilrllt. the ivlnnybcr-, es branch of the (lanadinll Bank of mmerce was hcid up and robbed of

ove$, . -T about the whole affair is found ill the

cumstonce that within about twcll-

r 15000 And thc c.ldsT~.t p.nt

minutes after lim bank lllallzlgl-1*

and his assistants had been hold up, bound and gagged and liftcen thou- san

tl dollars lifted. lilo money was re- ered and the bllndits under guard.

On Saturday at 12.20 p. .m. two angers (who subsellllently gave

their names as Wilsr/ll and Mcbanlzh-l

of New York) got driven to M;ln_\'

ries, walked over to the bank, llndi it closes at noon they found the'

doors shut. However, as they slated

t they wished to make a small dc-

sit, they were admitted. The men presented themselves as cnttlo buy-

ers, and wanted to deposit a couple of thousand dollars to meet payments

deliveries o Monda . The Mana

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ger proceeded to make out a deposit slip when he was electrified by hear- ing Giancing sideways, he saw that one

the terse command "Hands Up."

the strangers had shoved the burr- of a “Colt 45" revolver through

the grill of the cashler's cage and was covering his lnssistnllt. Mr. lt. ll. F.

ithlngton. At the same moment hc

.i:.c;1:;l0 zlvssrc of the fact that his own

d was in close proximity in the

the lower portion of their faces

d then a ged with handkerchief

MacDonald and his n sistant hoavl

armed. set after thcfrobbers in an c-. came up on them, and forced m to disgorge at the point of the volver_ All the money stolen was covered. Ono of the robbers took lter in the garage. but on a volley

being fired he surrendered.-

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with Beaver Flour, will show you the difference bctwccn this perfect blended Wheat flour-and the usllzll lveslcrn spring wheat flours. Tllc light, flaky Pic Crusts, Cookies and Doughnuts--the delicious, “llolTley” nutlikc flavor of thc Bread and Rolls-_-will be doubly' n'clT:omc nticr the tough, almost-tasteless bread made with western lpring wheat Hour. '

_'stile cllolccst Ontario fall wheat, strengthened with western spring wheat; and is equally good for

lircntl and pastry. Order a trial barrel today.

DI-2Ai.ll‘.l<S--lvriic us for prices mi Fred ` f"*

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r _ _ , e two bank officials were quickly relied out from behind the desk and ced to stand with their hands up d faces to the wall. while they were risked for weapons, After the blinds d been drawn on the windows. e of the bandits produced a coil of w quarter-inch rope and the two nk men ~ were securely bound,

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ca found that Red Rose barrel of another big "45" (foit pro-', ,

ted by tho other custo-mer. lloth angers had pulled nockerchiefs up

Tea is very economical"'*that

` it yields more cups to the '\ pound. That is because it

consists largely of Assam-

lndian tem, wliich' are fum- ous for their full-bodied

richness and strength. They make Red Rose Tea go farther.

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