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- What about the

Belgian Childrens Christmas?

- This is not an appeal to give the children

of our \Ally`the same kind ol a Christmas that our own little pnes ex ct, with Santa Claus and toys and candy. "lilieey have given up hope ol that till alter the war.

lt is simply a call for food-for enough bread

and soup to stop the pangs ol hunger that hun- dreds of them leel every day.

, The cost ol a moderate size turkey-ol two or three boxes of chocolates-of one of the many presents we have formed the habit ol giving to those who do not need them, will feed a Belgian family a whole month l

_Don't you thinls the money will do more good

il this year ou ive some of it to the Belgian Relief Flint() \{/ill it not be more pleasing to Him whose birth we celebrate? Send your contribution weelrly, monthly or in one lump sum to Local or Provincial Committees, or

SEND CHEQUBS PAYABLE T0 TREASURER

Belgian Relief Fund

58 St. Peter Street, Montreal. as

The Greatest Relief Work in History.

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- TUESDAY

RETURNING 8OLD|ER8.`-A tele-|

gram received by Miss Gillispie, Sec-

tary ot the Returned Soldiers' Com ‘

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mittee, states mat two retnrnéad sn1.lfriwt\1rlnx her hiv- Quite A num- di , ‘li l A lt J h I P;i:y,Lw¢;ieeB leavllixzmui-lalllfiix ofoli‘,l¢Y B9°ll°n Of llil°W°ll¢ ill" 08019 Charlottetown. The committee has|6v€I1l¥1K Nil lllcltlly eacatwll llllllfy- ll- lsarnsd, since receipt of the above’ iS £0 'U9 l10D°\l U18! lllli Wlll be a les- tellegmm' that the twoggmeg are Fri s It on the ldewalks when in lib Pctou and it is expect t ey w B 9 8 an-ive by the car fe;-ry gms mg;-ning_ condition and thus avoid such painful_.

PaoMo'r|oN.- nr. w. c sinc-

lalr formerly of the Bank of Nova WEDDING B£LL8.- Miss Mary Scotia staff. Charlottetown. has been Ellen DesRochea and Re1>l’BS°llUltlV° promoted to the position of Assistant Fletcher W. Lawton were married on

e obn branch

Manager of th St. J - where he has been for the past year. I.. in St. JoseDl\’B Cllllfcll by RSV- nis many Charlottetown friends win Edward A. Hlsner. in the presence of be glad to learn oi' his promotion- il Small ¢0\'IlDl\l1Y Ol' ll`l8l1dl- TUB

Mr. J. E. Dewar of Southport has

also received well merited promotion H. Dylnilll and llle U00!" lly Mf- in the St. John branch having been

appointed Accountant.

WEDDING BELLS.- A pretty wed-

Mr. :md Mrs. H. D. Crawford, 2341

|(;,-,,v,,|€.y Stream vancouvrm p_ 0,, on prominent ln local political circles.

October 16th, when Miss 'Annie' May McLns,n was- united in marriage to Mr. Charles Gordon Callbcck, both ol’ Prince Edward Island. The Rev. A. W. l\lriLeod, assisted by the ltcv. G.

S. Paul, performed the' cercngmy in the presence oi the intimate riends-

of tho contracting parties. Mr. and Chant Ol' INS Cl'-Y. JH5- MCQUllll\ll»

Mrs. Calilbock will reside in Vancou- ver, ul, 1154 Robson Street. The bride is n dau ltcr ol' the late Mr .lohn

u son of Mr. W. li. Cullbeclt, Tryon.

SCHOOL WORK.- The fo-llowing

is the standing of the pupils of llellc.~~ vue School for tho month ol Novem- ber. Grade VII-1, ldwena Mcl’hec; 2, Bessie McI’hee; 3, Alexander Mut- hcsou. Grznlo VI.-1, Mabel Mcllonnld 2, l'lvo|'4-tt, llil-l’lnec; Il, Milton lVlcl)on- uid. Grade V.»- Sr.-1, Mnldio Mc- l’licrsl:-n; 2, lsnbcl Mnilnrsoilg ll, \Vil- lard l)c\vu\'. (Irullo V.-Y- Jr.f-1,<Jos-

i.lr:irli~ IV.--I \V:illnr-lr |l¢:\v1lr; 2, Saul- lc Mcl'In-r.-lon; Il, Agnus A. Mcl"her~ son. (lrtulc Ill.--»I, liuthlncn Mc- Pllerson; 2, Arcliihzild Mcl’liorson. Grudc ll.-l, Mary Matheson; 2, Ito- bort Mcl’hcc; il, Lilian Finlayson. (lrudo l.--1. John N. Mcliood; 2, Mary NI. McLeod; Il, Angus A. Mc- Phcrs<.n. Percentage ol' uttcndancc for nlonth XX per cent.

NATIONAL SERVlCE.- ln con-

nection with the inventory which thc Nutionnl Sorvlco lionrcl o|` Cnnnllo. is now milking ol' all mules be-.tween the ages of sixteen and sixty-live, lnclus ive, residing in Canudu, L he Postrnus- er General has issued it circular let- ter to ull l’osimusters in this Pro- vinco requesting their hearty co-op- eration in order to ensure the com- plete .siiccess of the project. It is also pointed out that thc- Postinastors by prompt cfllnient action in this re- spect will be rcndoring vital service to the country at u inomcnt of great national peril. Cards and seIi’-ad- dressed envelopes are to be supplied to every male inhabitant. The cards ire to be filled out and placed in the se-lf-addressed envelope, which will be returned to the National Se-rvice Board without postage. Post Oillce inspector Whenr is also taking the matter up with the Postmasters with a view to having the cards thoroughly distributed, properly filled out and promptly returned and it is hoped that all the people will co-operatewlth the Postmasters ln order that the Government may have a proper ide.: of the full man power of Canada.

On September thirteenth, nlneteezi

hundred and sixteen the spirit ol. Mrs. Isabella Anne I-Iood. Tryon, pass- ed peacefully to Him who gave it. Fiorn January first, eighteen forty two, Mrs. Hood was in the seventy- ilfth year of her nge, at the time of her death, her husband having prc- deceased her almost four years, She was the youngest daughter' of the into Mr. John Leard. “Creek," Tryon, and of a large family of sons and daughters she is survived by one

\vho is nc-w totally blind. For the past. few years Mrs. Hood has resid- ed with her neice, Mrs. George H. (fallback, North Tryon, they being greatly attached to each other, and who cured for her as if she was her own beloved mother. Mrs. Hood was also very much- » in love with Tryon nnd its people, in which place she lived, died and was buried. -She was :1 true member of the Methodist Church there, and in her lust days was attended by the- pastor, Rev. G. M. Young. About two and a half wer,-,Irs hcl`r.~rri hor dcnth sho ac- cidentally fell and injured hor back. Sho secninll to r-or-over and continued active until n hull’ hour bcl'ore sho cxplrcd, whcu sho became unconsci- ous nnd slept nwny. She leaves to mourn, one daughter. Mrs. J. W. Cnllheck, Summer:-lldc, and three sons W. I-l., J. P., and lt. B., -the two iornlcr' oi' whom arc in Calgary und thus could not be present at her death or burial. Another beloved daughter, Miss Jennie. died suddenly in eighteen eighty nine nt the age of twenty-three. The pall-bearers were Messrs William, Frank and Hed- ley Muttnrt nnd Wallace Lowther. Thus has ended tha life of a good lady whose home. and whrae family, nnd whose church were her delight, and who daily lived for a life of over- lasting happiness.

lm You Warn llul?

Does night find you exhausted- nerves unsettled-too tired to rest?

sic Mclioth; 2. Wnllnco Ml~l)ouulll.`

brother, Mr. Charles Leard, “Creek”l

REGRETTABLE ACcID_g_:}\‘_Al

regrettable accident ocou on

Queen StreetI`_p#;6atur_day.nl.¢ist,_TiM,rs. David Cavan_ ,jan qderlylndy, fal- ling in front of one of the stores.

ber of other people fell on the name

son to merchants to sprinkle a little

accidents.

Thursday, Nov 30th in New Port R.

bride was attended by Mrs. Michael

Thomas S. Lane. The bride is a graduate of the Newport Hospital School for nurses. The groom is a member of the Representative Coun- cll, has been a representative in the General Assembly since 1911 and ‘ls

»Mr. John McQulllan received a. tele-

gram from Cambridge, Mass., Sunday announcing the death of his sister, Mrs. W, H. Livingstone. She leaves to mourn a loving husband, two brothers and two sisters. John McQulIlan, mer-

Cn-mbrldge, Mass.. Mrs. Philip Coyle and Mrs. Michael Curragher of this city. 'l`l|c deceased who was ilfty-six years ol' nge, left Cliarlottetown thirty- live yenrs ago, She had hosts of friends in the city of her adoption as well as in this city who will mourn the lc-ss of n kind and good neighbor. 'l‘o her immediate relatives and friends

The Guardian extends sincere sympa-| thy

ANNIVERSARY CEl.EBRATED.-

Thu twenty-ilfth anniversary of the Grace Church Mission Band was cclel ln'ulc-tl Inst evening. After u pleasing; progrannne hurl been given by the children, they wore treated to n well prepared supper, to which they dldl full justice. The feature of the oven-_ ing wus the presentation oi’ an appre- ciutory atldress nnd u bountiful silver' tou-pot to Mrs. Thonnis Plckard in commemoration of twenty-ilve‘ yours fuitliful service as leader of the Mis-' sion Band. 'l‘hc presentation was matic on behalf of the ladies of the W. M. S. by their president, Mrs. Wm. Long, to which Mrs. Pickurd ilitlngly replied.

-SERIOUS ACClDENT.- Mr. Jos-

eph Coulson, of Sou Vlow. an old und respected resident wont to the woods on Friday last. In tho ac; oi' cutting down a large tree- lt lodged against another' one, and Mr. Coulson went up about twelve feet to free the lodg- ed one when the limb he was stainl- lng upon gave lway and he fell to the ground and lay for an hour or more. Mr. William Campbell hearing the cries of a man made a search and found the aged gentleman. I-Ie tele- phone-d to Kensington for a. doctor and with willing neighbors took Mr. Coulson home. When the doctor ar- rived Ile found his arm and shoulder broken and other internal Injuries causing him great suffering. At last accounts tho patient was resting easier.

RED AND WHlTE.- The Decem-

ber St. Dunstan's “Red and White," just issued, is it particularly attractive number. l-lezddes. the usual number of ext-ollznt original articles it has it pleasing Christmassy flavour. Lucy Gertrude Cla|‘kin’s beautifull poem, |“l<‘or Us," is given the place of honor on the first page while an appropriate .setting In given to it on the opposite page in a line reproduction of the “Obeisance to the Child King." An- other excellent poem which shows more than ordinary literary merlf and originality is "A Thought Suggested by the New Year," by Mr. T. Camp~ bell. The valedlctory read at the Con- vocation in‘ May last by Mr. Edwin L. Doyle-, “Canada.’s- Place in the War" by Mr. Finlay Mullaly. several

original stories and other contrlbgi- tions make up a most interesting nu - ber. "Red and White" costs only 50 cents a year and any single number 'of it is more than worth it.

An' adjourned meeting of the P. E.

Island Fish and Game Association was held last night, President A. E. Morrison in the chair. Among others present were Messrs W. W. Stanley, James McMillan, Gilbert Gaudet, Isaac Carter, John' McLaren, [Enema A. Mcllonulld, Thomas Morris, Charles Dalziel, Frank Riggs, John Pierce, and Frank Fraser.

It wus agreed that thc- sum of $10

be iuvurdcd by the Association for information that will lend to convic- tion lor violation _of the Game-and Fisheries Act.

Mr. J. M. Haynes of the ilrm of

Gaudet & Ilnazard was appointed at- torney to have charge of the Associa- tion’s prosecutions.

Notices regarding the above mat-

tern'are to be printed and dlatrlbtl- ed about the city- and province.

The collection of dues was among

other matters discussed and it was decided to make n canvas of the amounts now about due.

On lust Tuesday morning a large

funeral procession followed her re-

mains whims; were laid to rest in the quiet Cath ic cemetery of Welling- ton under the shadow of St. Mary's of the Immaculate Conception-the church where she had so often knelt ln prayer and which had so often known the offering of her pastor Rev. J. A. McDonald and the service at the grave performed by her lifelong friend Rev. B. A. Bouiireault of Eg- mont Bay. During her Illness she was frequently visited and consoled by her pastor and the Rev. F. L. Connolly.

The dark shadow of her death falls

heavily uvon her husband John R. Lar- kin, htr daughter Mrs. Gillis, Sydney, C. B., her sous, Emmet with the co-

in the food-tonic that corrects these troubles. Its pure cod liver oil is a cell-baildinf foodto uniy and enrich the ls ood ani nourish the nerve-centers. our strength will respond to Seott's.Emulsion-but see

that you get SCO'l'I"S.

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lors in England and Bryon on the lhattle line on the blood-red field of llfrance. Besides a legion oi friends und acquaintances who will mins her for her cheertulnessyher charity and

h~»- ~~untless Christian virtues. After ,tim .l.n-knelt may she see the light she hoped for and in her iiesh may sho see ,her God in the land of the living. _

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_WEDNESDAY ‘employment being plentiful and wag-

..RAlLWAY EMPLOY OFlGANlZER._cs good though ‘board is somewhat -M-r. G. W. Murray, chuirnnin of thel high as much as seven dollars per Maintenance of Way Employ Gov-1 week being charged' in some' instan- ernment Railways, arrived in thc' city.ces. A great many Islanders are em- by the Prince Edward yestcrday.lploycd' ln the steel works in Tren- There will be a mee-ting held on the'_ ton.--Mr. Austin McGllvray was to 20th, and on Thursday morning he Montague on Thursday last on a bus- wlll go to ()'l.cury accompanied hy iuess trip.-Mr. James P. Rice left

Organizer, Mr. M. Bcrrigau, of the

lor Trenton on Tuesday last.-Mr.

P. E. I. Railway. A meeting will be James lt. (Javanagh who spent the hold there on that day. last three weeks at hisiold home at

-l, Glenfnnning returned to Greenvale on

GLENFANNIING GLEANINGS. Sunday last.-Mr. James Gormely of

-Messrs Frank, Harold and Seymour

Morell paid rt short visit to Glenfan-

Roach returned on Thursday from I ning on Thursday of this week.-Miss Trenton, N. S_., where they have been l Ellie l\'lcGilvray is visiting at Prim- working for some time past. They re-‘rose the guest of Mrs. John McLel- port business booming in that place Inn.--“&" 13 t0.18r‘-. ,V _ _ ,_ 'AY

LARGE MARKET.-r There was a

large market yesterday. Porkrwas plentiful the highest price"paid by the buyers being the same_as_on-the previous market day--14,%c ..De»r pound, for best quality. The"inslde 'of the market building was wellstocked with poultry for- -which those in charge asked the following prices in the forenoon: Geese from $1.80 to S3.- 25 each; turkeys from $2.50__'to $4.50 each; chickens and fowla from _60c to $1.25 each. Eggs retailed frorn'“40 to 45c, and butter from 401: to _43c per pound. The prices ~ being paid by wholesalers is ,as follower. Geese 18c per pound; ducks the same; turkeys 25c; fowl 12`to,14e;»cbickene

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Re-Creation 'of Music- not merely its Reproduction

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in the principal cities on this continent have listened to this direct`com|>ar'yon, .., ' and have been unable to distinguish between the living, breathing voice of the _

singer and Edison’s wonderful Rc-Creation of it.

` I-'Re-Creates all forms of inusic with absolute 'fr'd¢li_b°._` Q. _ i`

It is not a talking machine. It does not merely reproduce sound. Itlksi-(fi'i¢l‘iei¢‘A`f""` I " music. In this respect, it is-as the greatest critics have' "'**' ' World’a most wonclerliil musical instrument _ ' i

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Opera, is not listening to himself. He is singing,note . ` bytrote,indirectcomparison with _Ei:lison's marvellous Re-Creation of his voice. '

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