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FROM HALlFAX.- Last evening

lbllolit 20 volunteers from the composite , lefy. Heavy Artillery, at Halifax urr ved lu Charlottetown under com- Xllllslnd of Sergeant Arthur Bruce. wigillg those who arrived were Messrs ti Dam Bruce, Arch. Mclélachern. Mar. Fu awson. John Strain. James Strain, ‘red Moore, R. Mills. W. Dewar, B. V. Robinson, J._F. Donald, C. mittee and Sgt. Carl Itelly. They leave on return to Halifax on Monday.

'Fon TIHE I-'aoNr.~-riienilinwing

01\C0l'Dt from ono of the Montreal papers will be of ‘local interest. It speaks for itself:-Dr J. S. Jenkins, _of No. 9 A.M.C., Charlottetown, P.E.I., reported_for duty yesterday as medical officer with the 24th “ Victoria Rifles.” lfikc so muny of the medical men from Calnllia Boing on active service, Dr Jalllfllls is n graduate oi' McGill Uni- vo:‘:i.ty, while for the_past two years he has been a house surgeon at the Royal Victoria Hospital. Lieutenant Jenkiiis has had a wide experience in iiiilltary work. When he was 9 years old he joined the 4th Heavy Brigade, (.. F. A., at Charlottetown, as a bugler. Froin this hc worked up to gunner and staff sergeant. later joining the .itith P.E.l. Light Ilorsc at Charlotte- town us it trooper. Later on he joined the Field Ambulance at Charlotte- town, being gazetted Lieutenant, grad- uating iil medicine in 1912. As a corollary to his military work Dr Jenkins was also well known as n football player. He comes from one of the old English military families, who have carried thc serviae tradition to this country. His father, Liout.- Colonel Jenkins, M.P., for Charlotte- town, is rsgimental Medical C-*llcer for the 4th Bridage C.F.A_ at Charlotte- town, while his grandfather was also medical officer with the Fusiliers

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SUPREME COURT.-The Hilary

-17211; of the Supremo Court of Juris- mllllélre. Court of Assffe and general

ellvery for Queens County, will

me held at the Court House in Char- antglown on January 12 lust., at 10

B BODY ARRIVEB.-The body of Rev. urton Simpson. accompanied by his blfnlher. Rev. Edmund simpson. ar- rived in Sulmuerside by the s. s. Stan- ley y8Bl.¢l'llBy. The funeral will-be held to-day (Thursday) at 2 p. lu. from the home of Mn. Alfred Simpson, North St. Eleanor's.-X.

CICOIMMUNICATION-The Mlnto left 1”," °"9l0Wn yesterday morning at

I okclock for Pictou and returned to the City last evening at 8 o'elock. She had 70 tons of freight, 60 passengers and mall inward. The Stanley made the round trip yesterday returning to Sulnniersfde at 3.30 o'elock. She had 3' “mall °lil'&0. 45 passengers and a arse mail. The special train for the Stanley leaves Charlottetown this "1°ml!1E at 6 o‘clock and the Mlnto leaves the Marine Wharf as usual this m0"1ll\8 nt 7 o'elock.

A COUNTY COURT.-At the Queen's county County Court on Tuesday, the _,use was heard of Frederick Mosher vs. James Gilbert. The case had been .rled and at the last October term of '-he County Court Judgment una been given lu favor of the plaintiff for $25, the amount he claimed to he due for the balance of the price. The defend- mt claimed that he had made pay- iient of’ $20 to Mosher on October 5, i913, at defendantfs place of residence `n Bristol, and he made an application .o the judge for leave to have a new trial. To this the plaintiff consented ind a new trial took place on Tuesday. Evidence was given by both parties ind the matter stands over for further consideration.

AGRICULTURAL MEETINGS-The

first week in January will be it very busy one around the Department of Agriculture. ,The short courses in agriculture and lloifsellold science Open on Monday, January 4. in an there are about 350 applicants, but only 25_t'an be accepted in the house- hold science department at one time, so that even although the course will be repeated several times it will not be possible to accommodate all this year who desire to take it. The agri- cultural classes will bo conducted in thc Agricultural Hall and will consist of practical demonstrations and lec- tures. Llve stock will be a most ini- portnnt part. and Professor W. J. Reid will be assisted by a man from the Federal Department of Agriculture.. In field crops Professors Davison and* Tenant will be assisted by l\Ir. J. A. Clarke. Superintendent of the Experi- mental Farm. The progrninnic is now being arranged alld will be completed in n few days. There is still room for applicants in the short course in agri- culture, and everyone who is anxious to attend should apply at once. llail- way fares and the schololslii of 2 a.

plete the course in a satisfactory manner.

LETTERS PATENT.-Letters pat-

ent. have been issued for the incorpor- ation of "The Houston Fur Farms, Limited,” with a total capital stock of $39,990, tlivided into 3,999 shares of $10 each. The provisional directors are Dr. Jameg C. Houston, Iiensington. James B. Coulson, Worcester, Mass., newspaper manager, George Houston, Wm. B. Ilulman. farmer- and Edgar Stevenson. merchant, all of New Glas- gow, P. E. I. Notice is given in Sat- urday's issue of the Royal Gazette of application for Letters Patent for the Incorporation of "The Earnsellffe Sil- ver Black Patch Company, Limited," for the purposes of carrying on "all or any of the business of acquiring. own- ing, breeding. importing. raising. buy- ing and otherwise disposing of' foxes and fur-bearing animals of every sort and description," and of dealing in such real and personal estate as may he considered necessary in the con- duct of the business. The office of the principal place of business of the company will be at Vernon, P. E. I. The proposed capital stock is $10,000, divided into 400 shares of $25 each. The names in full, with addressosuiiid calling or the applicants, are as fol- lows: Robert McKinnon, of Earns-_ cllffe, farmer; Trueman Jenkins, of- Vornoii. farmer; William Jenkins, of Vernon. farmer; Thomas J. Furnace. of’ Vernon. farmer; Patrick J. Murphy, of Vernon. farmer, aild Donald I). McLeod, of Orwell Cove, merchant. Solicitor for the applicants is Mr. K. J. Martin. Application lg also made for letters patent to incorporate “The City Silver Patch Fox Co., Ltd.." with u propsed capital stock of $25,000, the number of shares being 2.500 of $10 each. Tho office will be located in Charlottetown. The applicants are Murdock McLeod. railway clerk; Rob- ert B. Ratnhay, foreman tobacco fac- tory; Win. W. Clark. city clerk; Thoui- iis.Canipboll, retired; Herbert F. Van- lderstine, railway employee; Drs. Ira Yeo and Wm. J. McMillan. Solicitor for the applicants is Mr. K. F. Martin.

Dr. Morse'e Indian Root Pills

owe their singular effectiveness in curjn Rheumatism, Lurnbago and

to their power of stimulating an strengthening the kidneys. They enable these organs to thoroughly filter from, the blood the uni: acid (the rorluct of waste matter) which getfiiito the joints and muscles and causes these painful diseases. _ Over half-a century of constant use has

irofgd conclusively that Dr. Morae'| ind ln Root Pills |trengtheu_weak kidneys and _ ll '

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CANSO VOLUNTEERS.-The foi-

lowing are the names of the six Island men who recently left Canso to join the Heavy Artillery for the front:--Mears John Ottaway, Robert Anderson, Russel Stewart, A. K. Doull, Dan McLean and James Revell.

HORSES FOR ARMY.-Captain

Willet and Lieut. Reavey, of the British Remount Commission, left Charlottetown yesterday morning for Montreal. While in thc province they secured 82 horses for the British army at prices ranging from $140 to $200 each.

HAZELBROOK FIELD. - Special

New Your services will be held on Sunday, Dec. 27, us follows:-Cross Roads, Sunday School, 10.30 a.m.; 11 a.m.; subject, “Some Lessons From the Past Yeai"’; Alexandra, 3 p.m., subject, "A, Bllglitcd Year"; Hazel- brook. 7 p.m., subject, “The Best Year."

SPLENDID PIGS.-Mr J. B. Morri-

sey, Secretary of the Farmers’ Insti- tuto at Tignlsh, has recently pur- chased from Falconwood Hospital farm a very fine Yorkshire boar. The mention of’ Falconwood generally brings to one’s niind tho helpless inmates of the institution, but the farm is beginning to be well-known on account of the excellent Yorkshire and Berkshire pigs that are brcd there.

RAILWAY ACCIDENT.-A railway

accident occurred at Frederictoii station yesterday, which blocked the track for u few hours, but, on account of a quick despatch of special trains. traffic was not delayed. Two cars of the Cape Traverse train bound for Summcrsido left the track at Frede- ricton, one car sinking deop into tho road bed. _A crow immediately got to work, and after four or five _hours hard work succeeded in putting the cars on the track. A special train was sent out from Charlottetown to Frede- ricton, to which all the western pas- sengers were transferred and brought to the city, only about an hour after the scheduled time of arrival.

FROM THE COUNTRY.-Mr Cur-

ran, of St 'I`eresa's, was in town yesterday anti was very enthusiastic over the work being done by the St Torosa’s Institute. lil 1913 they pur- chased a superior Ayrshire bull, and last spring purchased six pure-bred York sows, a boar and some sheep. They have also in one part of their district a pure-bred registered short- horn bull, which was secured from the Federal Department of Agriculture. Ottawa. under their regulations for the distribution of pure-bred stock. Mr Currnn is very much pleased at the improvements that are being made, and attributes n lot of the suc- cess of thc Instituto to tho energies of Rev. Father MacDonald, who takes a. dcop interest in everything tiidt' pertains to the welfare of his par-` ishioners. -

A SPLENDID CONCERT.-The peo-

ple of Mt. Stewart aild vicinity enjoy- cd an excellent concert in‘tlie Fores- ters’ Hall, Mt. Stewart, on Tuesday evening, Dec. 22nd. A~t-the time of opening, thc hall was --packed to thc doors and though the programme was lengthy. there being twelve-numbers, the order throughout was all that could be desired. Tile musical part of the. entertainment was uudcr the dlr- octioil ofthe competent organist and choir director of the Presbyterian Church, Miss Alice Plgott. who was the accompanist of the evening and to stty the least, every musical num- ber gnvc evidence of her careful traili- .ing. It would be iuvidious to partic- ularlze. .hut sufllco it to say that the selections were good uild were excel- lently rendered. The numerous cu- cores testified to the entire satisfac- tion ol` the audience. In fact, many flattering ooninieiits were niadc, many considering it one of the best concerts ever Iield in Mt. Stewart. Tho pro- ceeds. niuountiiig to $83, of which the door receipts were $37 _and the pro- ceeds from thc sale of pies $46, are in aid of the Presbyterian Church. The following programme was rendered: Opening Chorus, “Soldiers of the King' by the Choir. Vocal Duet. "Buy u Broom," Misses Maude Collin and Cora Douglass. Vocal Solo. Miss Grace Coffin. Vocal Duct, “Larboard Watch, Miss Alice Plgott and Clarence Mc- Leod (eucorad). Dialogue, "The Train to Chicago." Mr. Arthur Coffin and Mrs. Itusel Clark. Mixed Qunrtettc. “O-Canada." members of the choir. song "i wnu 'rueyu sunt om no land Over Here.” Charles McDonald. (oncored.) Dialogue. "Leap Year and Only Ono Man in Town." five ladies and the "One Man" Mr. A. Coffin. Vocal Duet, "Tho Boys of Our Army and Navy.‘ Mr. and Mrs. Henry Cof- fin, (encored). Quartette fn costume with stage setting, Toutlng on the Old Camp Ground. Messrs' Douglas Cofiln. M. McLeod and Pigot (cneored) .Song “He‘s a Devil in Hts Own Home Town," Charles McDonald (encored.) Dialogue. Neva Mind de Why and de Wlla' fo" (Darkey). Messrs Comp. Green and Jay. Closing Chorus, ‘We ll never let the Old' Fas Fall. The Choir.

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in the United States and Newfound- 'land Monday, six truck loads, each truck load consisting of ten barrels land each barrel having about thirty- laeven turkeys. were shipped from the 'Island through Moncton. The flny bc fore, an equally large shipment was made. It is expected that at least one other lot us large will be handled.

PROMOTION.-The followliig is

from thc Saskatoon Plioonix:-E. J. Moilfckc, i`or several years chairman of the Provincial Licensing Board has resigned his position, and George W. McPhee. soollcltor, ot' Saskatoon. formerly of Cliarlottotowli. llns been appointed to succeed liiln. The change takes effect oil December 15th, and is made necessary by the fact that Mr Meilicke wishes to spend the winters ut the coast, and for some

years has be\en anxious to be relieved of his duties. which made it necessary for him to spend practically all of his time in the Province. Mr McPhee. upon whom Mr Meilicke's duties devolve, is well known in Snckutoon as one of the rising lawyers of the West, and it is partly to his ability in his profession that his appointment is due. I-Ie camo to Saskatoon early in 1911 from Prince Edward Island, where he had been a nicniber of the legislature there. I-Iowcvcr, thc \\'est seemed to offer it greater inducement to him than political honours, and he decided to eonio to Saskatoon. Since his arrival here he has built up a large and successful practice, and his many friends in the city will be glad to learn of his uppointnlent to such a responsible position.

SCHOOLS CLOSE. - The r-ity

schools closed for the Christmas holl- days yesterday. At Queen Square the closing exercises took place in tho morning in Assembly Hall of thc school. Among those present were His Lordslilp the Bishop of Charlotte- town, Judgc Blanchard, the Supcriii- tendciit of Education, Mr James Lan- drigun and Mr P. S. Bradley. The following excellent prograinlilawas successfully carried out:-King Wen- celas. the School; recitation, _"A, Christmas Tree,” Joseph Lonergan; recitation, “A Cliristiuas Story." Alf. Mcliearncy; Cliristnias hymn, School; recitation, “A Christmas Wish." Miss Muruaglian’s Boys; song. “Song of Canada,” Ml' \Vynnc's iloys; recita- tion, "A Song, a Star und n Story." Miss MacI)onald's Boys; 'l`ippcrury, School; recitation. Miss Feniiesscy’i-: Boys; song, " We'll nc-vcr ict tho Old Flag Fall." Mr Fraiicis’ Boys; Rule Britannia, School;_ patriotic air (O Canada. the island I-Iyinn; God Save the King. At West Kent School, the following programme was admirably carried out:-Chorus, Good King Wen- celas, School; recitation, Clirlstums Shopping, Miss Dnvida Baker; chorus, Shine Out, O Blessed Star, School; exercise. Santa Claus und the Child- ren, Priiiiary Class; cliorus, Itulc Bri- tannia, School; recitation, Santa Claus, l’ctltion. Muster Tom Davies; Soldiers' Chorus. School; recitation, Cliristmas Stockings. lilaslor Gordon Heaney; chorus, Tipperary, School; solo, The Soldiers of the King, Mr Robert Mossorvey; chorus, O Canada, the Island Hymn. God Save thc King. School. The exercise began nt 9.10 a.m.. Mr llcnry Smith presiding.

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would try IlnIlwny's Ilcndy Ili-llcf. I iznrc my Iinck and hips und sith-s ii gnnil rnhb ng. und in u illlnrt limo tin- vrilu was all ironc. .\'r‘ one In this world ltuowt Init Coil und inv-.elf tho iulscl'_\' I \r|l.~l lu till I USED l'llu.lwuy‘s Itcudy Relief."

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71° sl' """°' °'"mb°"'.T°R°NT°'IPast few days. the Dominion Express w ln. D. BRUCE MAi.uuNAi.U, l.y|.A.,L.i..D. - - l‘lolihl1\f-1' 3°1° l“`°l"'l°t°|'“ T‘°°“°h° n'°m°di°°"has handled through Moncton,-n very _ , _ _ , , . ,_ . _ _ _ _ _ ._ _ _ . -gl

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lines, permanent, big t-:truings guar- anteed, no cxperlcnt-_c; ten vacuu- cies. Write Luke Brotln-rs, Limit- ed, Montreal. 6774-12-2iMfii_

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LOST.-On Murray litirlior train oi' iii

liiisziucrtfi purt oi' Clinrlottolown, open luccll ,gold \\'ntt:h_ Finder ro- wurlleil-rctnrii to (luurdiuii Cllictz

24020-l2~‘_"dlliIliptl

AGENTS WANTED-'to sell for "The

Old Reliable Foutlilll Nurseries.” We teach our men to sell. I-Jxpcricuco unnecessary. Iligliest cnmmisslonl paid. Handsome free cquipnicnt. Stone & Wellington, Toronto, Oni.

6945-12-12niI<]52i

AGENTS: “THE WORLD'S GREAT- EST WAR," including Cziiizida's part. Profuscly illustrated with actual bat- tle scenes. ltccord scllt-_ri Mako scvcii dollars daily. Sample book frcc on promise to canvass. Linscott Coni- B 'f d '

[!8.lly, Flllll OF . FEMALE HELP WANTED

sz A oAv sAi.AuY”i=oR INTEIICE

gent married or singlo woinoii for work around homo or liberal remun- eration for spare time. Mrs. David- S°“» ¥?'_‘i'Lf9’_‘l-__ _ ___ _ W/TN-r"eo, :rr oucr.. A o|Ri._.f=oR| general Liousework. Apply nt this office. G00-f-RC-10Mtl’.

li-_= FOR SALE

FISHER FINE NORTHERN STOCKS

J. ll. .ltidson Fox Ituiicliillg (‘o.. llox 155, (Wiurlottotown. S004-12-f12iiiiii

FOR SALE-7 PAIRS RED FOXES.

J. Il. Judson Fox Ruiicliing Co., Box 155, Cllnrlottetowli.

1012-12-19Ml\\'.

FOR SALE. SILVER BLACK FOXES

absolutely frcc of red and rust. One Tliousantl Dollars por pair. Those arc ycurliug foxes, also cross foxes from fifty to scventy-flvc por cent. black and sllvt-r. $175 por pair. All are guaranteed us represented. Ilnlf cash on purchase must uccoiiipuiiy order by wire in New York City funds. All goods tlclivcred nt Moric- toii for final' sottloniont_ All pay- ments refunded lt foxes are not ns reprosoiitod. James A. Kano, 489 Third St., Brooklyn, N. Y.

6050-12-12M17l.

CcT:`T.-A i.'A`Rt§E"ooLo`aRoocH

on Prince Street or lift. Edwaril Road. Lcavo ul; Queen Hotel. S012

MISCELLANEOUS .

ONE OR TWO PAIRS OF FOXES

can ho ruiiclloll by cxporlt~ilceil run- clit-r item' Cliarlotelowii, terms ruins- ounble. Apply Box 446 <'lini'loffi-- town. _ AV 7025-12-l7;\ll|`.

si5'wEEK AND Exi5ENs`Es§"To

travel, appointing local rcprcsoiitn- tives. Whitfield Linscotl, lirulit-

> tortl. __ wANTEo.-- A nov AB<`i`\`J`i‘f*15

years old as an apprentice. Apply to W. N. Tanton, Wutchmakcr

6014-10-12Ml.f.

SITUATIONS VACIHT

ANY RESPECTABLE MAN OR WO-

niun can iiiukc $2 to $4 tluil_\' dis- tributing roligioiis literiintrc. Cliillivc for proniotlon; sparc liours iimy ln- ust-il. llonlc llllilt--I.vug|it~_ lirailll- forll.

To Lei g

TO LET HOUSE ON WEYMOUTH

St., near Il. ll. Station. Apply to ltogcr l~`urqiiliursoii, South I’ori.

S001-1;:-2:ll:1i_

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WANTED AT ONCE A WELL BRED

Illuok lim; to niuiv with il Hill i`clnail<‘ of' cclulirutell purt-ills on slluros. - li. ll. llcvr, (_'llz\l'liittt-fowl\_

8tli!1l-li!-Lliliiltli.

WANTED--By ii young lady. bonrd in

ti private funiily. Ronin nlont-_ Ap- ply ut this office. 6946-11-I-inltl`

"Swv ilu- hcaufuifnl paiiriotir' tltwor-

utions flint form it hack-groiinud for tho lurgvst :uid lnost colnploto sh<»\\'- lug oi' gift goods over offered by this stor. Macl{iiinon l)rug ('o._ t-orin-r Crcut George and Kent Streets. .\IEtl`.

in ‘ _~"- -_

Atl: :forr druulit fork ff.

If ho cannot supp ' -_,,/' .,

the MARVEL. accept .io ~- -~ '~ » wther, but send stamp for Illuo-- ‘ .~ `

trated book*-sealed. It glvea full ‘ _ _-

snrrieulare an-l directions inva`}uable Paladin. WINDSURSUFPL C0..Wlndao|.0na General Az:--in tor mliuiiir

Holiday cis.

, For holiday gifts see our stock of Rings. We have a great variety of styles Special assortrnents for men women and children. _

V eialso have a splendid

stock of Pendents, Lockets, Brooches, Bracelets, Watch- ce,CufT Links, Chains, S_il- /

verware, Ebony Setts, Nip~ Q

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on China, etc.

No extra charge for en-

, graving.

L C W. Patterson _ Jeweller '

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1 A Timely Hin

Telephone

your wife'and members weary lrun up and down

The cost is a fraction

throughout the year

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A ,residence extension telephone would save

these handy little instruments installed in the hp- stairs hall or one of the bedrooms. `

Make it a Christmas Present to your wife--one ‘

that she will appreciate and find use for eve ry day

Order now-thertime is limited.

For further particulars _ I Call the Local Manager

if J The Telephone Co. of E. ;I.

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