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SAD DEATH.-The death occur-

red at his hutne. Sutnmerslde, on Mon- day morning. December 28th, at 3 ‘o’t~lock, of Mr. Venture Arsenault, af- ter it lingering illness. lie is survived by a sorrowing wife; also the follow- ing sons: Phillip, Andrew and Ven- ture, ull of Summerslde, and one daughter. Mrs. Emanuel Arsenault, of Long ltiver, P. E. I. Funeral Tuesday inttrning frotti his lute residence.--X.

AN ISLANDER'S PORK.--The fol-

lowing is from an Decarat. Ia., ex- tzliatigez-Durlng the present week two hogs were delivered to the local dealers that are worthy of meatloti. Une was sold by llcnry Running that weighed 980 pountls and he received $67 for it. This was an old hog. Ott tht- same titty \\'illiiitn Heutlitigton, t'ot'mt-rly of l’_ Island, tlellverctl a hog that wt-iglted T80 pounds that was only it _vt-:ir oltl. Yt-ur old hogs :tt that wt»i_:ln are \'t~r_v unusual.

EXAMINATIONS.-The half year-

lv t-xattiinzttioit ot' Port I-Iill School

CIOIUI McKAY EBI.

Kn~raN, 0.\"r., jntte ITth. 1913.

"I1'lB\'e been using "l"rt\it-ti-ti\'es”

as a family reiitetly for niany yetns. They are the hcst niedicitie 1 littvc ever tried. “l-`rttit-at-ti\‘es"tlo me the most good--tlie_v never gripe anti their action is pleasant.

"l lnive used them for Intligestion

and Constipation with tliehestrcsults, and I heartily recotnniend tlicui to anyone siinilarly afliicted.

Tltesetroubles l\a_\~eIeittuecoitiplete-

lv and [give "l-`rtiit-ti-ii\‘<-s" full credit tor all this. A nicer pill a uiaii rannot take."

GEORGE 1\l\_`KA\'.

The enormous demand lor “l°rttit~:t-

tivvs” is steadily iiicrcttsiiig. dtielo the l.iCt that this wtttitlerftil Irttit. iitetliciiit: paves protiipt. iclici in all vases of Ii\t.Iigr>-ttott, Cotistiprttion, Sour .`}tuinacIi, ltlifutrtatisiii, Clirtttiic. lit-.itdaclit-s‘, and Nettrttlgiii, anti all H ttlut-_v itntl llltithlet 'l`ro|tlilt.'=.

filjc al»t.x,l.i1`tir 1t`.'.:'»t), trial :.i/e T’.`t<‘,

."tt.iltlli_v .ill tlealetsur sent uit r¢»t-t~tpt ttf pticeliy I-‘rant ti-tivesLittiiLr:d. (ittiiwtt.

took place on the afternoon ot' Wed- iiestlay, ller. Zllrd, and was attended by it large number of the people of the district. The school was nicely det-orittetl t`or Vhristmas and a nice prograintne was citrrlerl out by the scltotil t~ltiIllren_ Tile pupils were ex- laniiiied by thc teacher, illiss Loretta l.\I. l.conartl_ assisted by Rev. John J. illtiiiiltirtl. The readiness witlt whiclt ithe pupils aiiswcred tlte questions put [to tht-tn sltowcd that they had been fttnder the lutorship ol' ri good teacher. |.\t tht- t-lose of the examination prizes lwcre presented to tlte tlilteritt classes -and all tht- pupils were treated to eati- ltly. nuts and oranges b_v the teacher. lltt-v. .\lt'. llaiitl`ortl. §\Ie:-tsrs. \\`. .l. Mont- l.utntit~r_v Ileriiard. ll. Ilrown anti others ;spt»kt~ apprt-t-iativt»l_\' of tltt- result' of _tlit- t-.izatinititttitui and all were ;i4i`t‘atlj»' plt‘;t:.t»il with tltt- gootl |\vorl.' tltntc by .lliss lmtittttrtl. 'I`Iie §l::tlt` _\'t:trl\' ttxttttiitittlititi oi' lllrch llill lst lttittl ttntlt pl:tt't~ on Iltt- a|`tt»rt\oo|t ol' "l`t|t-s~l;t_\'_ Itt-t-_ Illini. 'I`lit‘ pupils wt-rt- |t \:tiiiint-tl in the tllIt't‘rt~|tl t»t';ttit-lies by thi' ti»:\t'liei'. _\li.».~a lit`t.~-:.it- I.iiiltlt-l.tttl‘. ~ l’.

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w- CHRISTMAS CONCERT..-. A

Christmas tree and concert under the auspices o ltho Tyne Valley Presby- terian stiiitiay sciiooi was iieitt in the'

Hall at that place on Christmas plight. A fine programme was carried o t by the school children and a nice sum realized which goes toward the Sun-' day School:-P.

PLEASANT EVENT.- Mr. and

Mrs. James Matthews of Covehead. entertained a number of their friends including Mr. and Mrs. F'. D. Webster and family and Mr. and Mrs. James Hughes and family on Christmas evening. A delightful social time was spent interspersed with graplionola music anti dainty refreshments.

HOME GUARD.-Captain W. B.

Prowse, who very kindly offered but- tons to the Home Guard. is distribut- ing them now to all those who have signed tlte service roll. The button is oi' gold and' blue enamel with the l'nion .lack in the centre anti Home tinartl, 1914, around the rim. Several ltundrt.-d ot' these have arrived anti only those \vlio join tlte Home Guard will be permitted to wear them

WEDNESDAY

OFF FOR THE FRONT.-In it rc-

cent issue of ti Dawson paper u list is given of' those who formed what is known as Boyles' Yukon (‘ontlngent,' which is itow on its way to tlte front. expecting to leave Vancouver, about the lst ot' the new year. Among those who have enlisted are the following Prince Edward Islanders: Harry Aus- tin Cook, of Stimtnerside, aged 26; William Kenneth Currie, of Dundas,l aged 38; Robert Arthur Small, ot’ (‘.liarlotteto\vn, aged 33; Samuel G. Waddell, ot' Charlottetown, aged 31. The list also lnclttdes ti t'roni Nova Scotia and 2 from New Brttnstvickx

WILL NEVER BE PRESIDENT.-

.Iohn Loruncc in liostoti Advertiser says. Thtit some persons are talking tn' l"ranliliti Knight Lane, the Secre- ttiry ot' thc Interior, for Prtisitletit oil tht- Ilctnot-riitit: ticket, ahottltl Mr. Wil- son not want another term, is very t-retlltablc to their jtitlgtnetit. 'I’lierc

Mr. l.utit-_ Ile wottltl niultt- it spleiiditl I*t't-.~titlt~ttt_ lint, ttlns! for any boom tit ltiir, for :ts one starts to rciitl his liiogrttphy one ctnnes across-\vtia born nem- t`l1uI‘lol~1_t‘_tH\\'tt. Prince I<Idv.artI lslantl (`:tnttda."

A UN#QUE SOUVIENIY.. - Miss

Grace I. (lay, iil` this city, receivetl lltrotigli the mails the other tiny ati lttterestiiig stittvt-tiir lu the shape of ti letter wrltltzn by ltersttlf on May 25th, tttlrt-ssetl to ‘° Ilr (‘. t‘. Young, .\'tew llocltltura, Klizilitili oi' llot-kliartt, f‘. Asia, cart: of Itussian Imperial Political Agency." \\'t'tlt such an atltlrt-ss one might reasottably expect ti _lt-tter to meet with some experi- citccs, :ind this one did. It liappciicd to he l`orw:irdet| by the ill~l`atcd str-atncr Empress of Irclantl, aittl with her went to the bottom ol' the River St liawrcncc., liatcr it was ret:ovt=_rcd by divers and rt-turned to bliss Guy '-'ith tho e.\'pluttatlot\ on the tetiveloptn “ Itf-covt-.retl by divers front wreclc ot' :..s. llntprcss ot' lrolantl.". I\'otwith- sttunllng its varied cxperleiices the writitn; is quite legible although, tmtttrally. blurred. Miss Gay will treasure it as tt valued ‘s`ouvc-nir.

A POPULAR COUPLE.-A compli-

nicnlary t'urcwt~ll tliiiner was tendered Mrvlteubcit Macdonald of the Patriot. by Mr and lllrs Davies on the eve of* his coming marriage. The guests were the gentlemen boarders ot` the hotel and several other intimate tiivntls. Mr .l. .l. Davies was chair- man, land lllr D, Idtlgar Shaw ot~t‘upit\t1 the. vice cIntir__- An informal toast list was carrietl oitt. The toast. “Our (hte.-tt," ,was propos!-tl by Mr. Davies. and spoken to by (‘ol_ Preston, I-I. ll. ||\lI-Egan. ll_- E. Sliaw, ll. It. Illllson, Owen Tralnor. F. .I. Naslt, S. S. U0-14811111, (`. ll! Poole. Frank Matson and I-‘_ G. Jordan. Mr Shaw on behalf oftlie other guests read a address to Mr .\Ia<-donald and prcscntld him wltlt it valuable calabasli pipe t.t_otl ti tobacco _mr Itlletl with fragrant; tobacco, anti also presented the t'tittn‘e bride with u ladies tlrm-ising case. , Mr lliactlonald 'll \lllDl`0I>ritite tcrinll tliutiketl thc donors for their kintlitcss uhtl spoke t'r-.clint;ly ot' tho njaiiy happy days he Iiiitl spent with Mr and Mrs Davies.

PASTOR'5 APPRECIATION.--On Stttitlay. Dec. 27th, in Clifton, New, l.outlon,-bei`ore beginning the service. the pastor, Ilcv. (l. \\’. Irvine, very flt- tlngly tlninketl the t-oiigregntltiit t'or_ their great kindness to himself' and his mother and brother, especially during his motlter's long illness. and itt this ('bt‘istttiiis season. when hc was the lnippy ret-ipient. ol' ti beauti- I`ttI prt-settt front the three ctnigregtt- tions, it l'ttr cout ot' the first totality. t\Ir. lr\-int' sttld that iltt-sn t-titt:u'eg:i- tions Itnd the t'ttt-ttlty tit' ntttkinir their pastor feel very tttt\vorth_v and lic ltopttl to I>t~ tihlc to tlti timrt- for the-ntl in tht- tmitiui: yt :tr lltttn in llt'~ p:i:»t_--

I.. ' 'I`|tte t‘ttl|o\\'it\t: It |lt»'.' |‘t-t"civt:tI hy Mr.- I’tal<t', t‘liai'lottt-ttiwit, is nclt`~e.\tpItin'.t- .'iii'j.' tttitl \\'il lit' ot' [gr-iierzil iiitvresl:

\\'t~lIit|gt.ott Ilart':1clt:=,

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To Mrs A. (1. Pcnlcc, (`hn.rlottctown_ Front 0. (‘. "(1," t`oy_, Uontposite

Ilattttllon.

Ilenr Mrs l‘calte,-Ort behalf' oi'

l.Iettt_ Mt-linotl, Lit-ut. Full, non-con1- inissiottctl otilcora and men. I wish to express to you, and to thc latlics (‘Intrltitntown, our extreme thanks for your tznitcrotia contribtltlonnnd klntllyf t-ont-ern In~ mnking ottr Christmas tllnncr the unqualified liucceas it turned ottt to bc.

Iinowitur the number of men front

Is ttti abit-r main ht the (`tthl|tet than A

BIBLE, SQCIETY.-Tho annual-

meeting of the Prince Edward Island Auxiliary Bible--Society will. be held on Tliursday, January 7, during the week of prayer in St PauI'a Parish Hall, Charlottetowti. Rev. 0. C. Taylor, oi' Zion Church, will be the speaker that evening. It is requested that all branches ot' the Bible Society in this Province will kindly send in their returns not later than January 6. _The Canadian branch of this great Society has already furnished 35,000 copies of the New Testament to the first contingent oi’ volunteers, and 20.000 copies are on their way for the second contingent. The Bible Society gladly takes the burden ot' this heavy expenditure, and cordially welcomes sympathetic contributions from friends and auxiliaries. A special collection will be taken up at the annual meeting next week t`or this purpose.

A PLEASTNT SURPRISE.-;\Ir.and

Mrs. Hill of the Antlierst Hotel, fortn- erly ot' this city, were glveit fi very pleasant surprise Thursday evening when they were watied upon by the hotel stat? and presented with a band- some leather rocker The presentation was made by the head clerk, Mr. Mc- Clury, who took occasion to refer to the happy relations that had existed be- tween the management and the em- ployees durlng the past year and to extend to them the best wishes of the Christmas season. Mr. McClar_v also referred to the effect that the gener- al depression had on the hotel busi- ness antl their iippreciatioti oi' the fact. that even wltlt slnclt times the stali l\n.d not beeti redtiteed. Mr. Ilill on behalf’ of liintsclf and Mrs. Illll thanked tho staff very wnritily for their kind gift and expr(-ssetl the hope llial the pls-asttnt_ relntiotts ex- isting would long tzotitltitte.

WEDDING BELL8.-- The hontt- ot'

Mr. and Mrs. Simon Brown, llunter Itivcr, was the scene of an interest- ing event on Wetltiesduy the ltlth, Inst, tit 'I o't-lock p. iii., wht-ii their youttgcst tlnugliter Ethel l’liot-be :intl Lorne Preston lliggins oi' South Mel- ville, were united in marriage. The ceremony was pcrformetl by the llcvd_ J. ll. Mt-Iiitttie in the presence ot' near relatives of the bridt- and groom. Tho hritle, who was glvcti t1- way by her father. looked eltartnlng in a. brown silkgowti with white lace trimmings. She was attended by Miss ilattie Taylor' ol` lltittter River. The groom was ably supported by his brother. 'I‘hoinns Illggins. After the ceremony and t-ongrat.tiIut.iotis ti stim- pttiotis wctltllni: supper was served. The bride wtts_ the recipient of many liuntlsonic presents among litem be- ing a bciiutilttl chair t`rotn the choir and Mission l}a'n'tI of Ilunter River.

The happy ctittplt- will reside in South

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WEDDING B`El.LS.-The _marriage

ol' .lliss Millitient Ilia:-Leotl. tiu.itght.er of i\1r. Jas., Mtit:l',`eotl, llieriniaitl, to Mr. \Vtn_ S. Ma.cI£‘acliertt, a prosperous young t'arntt>.r oi"'tlte same community. took place oit the evening ot` I)ecetn- bt.-r lfitli in thc presence of a few of the intimate fricntls. of the contractiiig par- ties. The interesting ceremony was perfornietl by the ltev_'I). MacLean. When the knot ,was securely t'tistcttctl and cotigratulatlons extended, ti t-all' was given for all to repair to the diniin: room where tt ‘tittniptttotis rcpast liutl been provided by Mrs. Maclictitl in liter usual tlainty style. I\'t>ctllss tosay that all tlitl uinplc _itflsticc and cnj0_\‘f\d the tlninties provided. The itext part of the program wat-t the elicviirie. .llnny of' the youth ot' the community appear- etl in their different costtttnes ‘and after partakingfof some refresltinctits gave three cheers anti a tiger for the newly ntarrietl couple. The bride was the recipient of' many valuable pres- ents in the shape ot’ cash, cheques. and useful articles from the tnut and blan- ket up to the beautiful fur coatf The Guardian extends to Mr. and Mrs. lilac- I-lncliern its very- best wishes for u happy ttinl prospcrotta _iotirncy through lit`c. ' ' .

THURSDAY

ANOTHER PRESENTATION. - In

the Patriot office yesterday lorenoon M. 'James Coyle. mechanical l`ore- man. on bt-lta`If of the employees ot

his tlgpnrtnieiit prescnt.ed_Mr. Ileuben Mood mild' e`_ditor ofthe Patriot. with ti liaittlsome carving set, as tt wctltling gilt Mr. f`o_vIc also atltled hearty wisltvs t'nr liuppinet-is tintl prosperity for thc proapat-tive bride antl itrtiotn Mr; Mat-.tlonaltl express- ctl his tlt-t-p appreciation of the spirit ol' fellowship anti l:ootl\v|ll wliiclt prottipted the tlonttrs lit so ltiutlly t't-int-tnlit-riitg ltlnt on his \vt-tl- tlittg tl:i_\' _

CONCERT AND CHRISTMAS

TREE.--At llaztelbroolt on 'I'\tt-stlay, Ilct-_ 22th at ti p. ni. ti ltirnrc ntttnbt-r gatln-red In llazelbrook School ltoom which was crowded shortly after the t~o|ttment=t-ntt~nt, to enjoy the progruni- mc product-tt`by. the chlldrcii. Mr. J. A. Moore was 'asked to take the chair and_ns hc conducteti from number to number atirprlae gave place to pleas- ure to gratification that such results could be got from tltc small school. Prom the oldest to the youngest. scholar all tlid vcry well, worthy of special note was the singing of Misa P.McGillvnry and the Dialoges by Misa -McGiIlvary. Malter K. Jones, C. anti G. Moore and Wood. M. Monaghan added much to the pleasure of the evening wltli gramaphone selections which were well chosen. 'l‘hc Inst

l’.I'}.l. doing duty ltt (‘nnntln nntl abroad, three. liirirti boxes filled with] pttdtllnizs, pickles, i-1nticc,,cake nntl boxes ot‘ cttntly wcll-nigh innumornlile wt-rc. to ut-i, ti very pleasing aurprlnc

indectl; und tho number of pcoplef

who t-ontrlbutotl to mako°our dinner a sttccesn shows very fully the intere't , otir people are taking In our welfare.

Again thanking you for the patriotic

Interest you arc taking in' ns, and; trusting that we shall he nf,soms benefit to our King and country,

wherever wc may be ctglgsd to serve. in this their hour of n ' , and with pleasant recollections of the kindness

nt tho latlles of |(‘.harIntteipwrt.

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F. BOIlli'l`Bl’R_,, Major,

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number on the programme was the t-all for Santa Clause who to the amuacmont of all was accompanied by his wife. Tho latter forced the tlenr old man under the table and ,took tip herself tits duties of distribut- ing the gootl_tltlngti to the children. The tree which was well loaded was soon relieved of its load and Mr. anti Mrs. Santa took their leave. The Chairman. Rev. W. P. Mcvle, was called upon tl say a few words. He referred to the splendid donations of

the school, the splendid showing or the children ,_hic the speaker said indicated mucYi,_ofhpaInatuklt|K effort- tho_ teacher _ iss Watnrninn. 'I' rough Mr..,.. Monro ttte_ teacher

thanked all_proo,%I€; ,for their ¢tiImd--

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AT THE RINK.--On Tuesdtiy M811!

a good sized crowd was at the Arena Rink for the special skate given by the management. The attendance, al- though not by any means small, was no't too large and all present had a grand skate. The ice was splendid. not being in the least affected by the soft weather, and with 'the superb music furnished by the 82nd Baud enjoyment reigned supreme. Skater! will be glad to know that there will be rink Thursday night and -on the afternoon of New Year‘s Day. and also on that night.

SCOTCHFORT.-Mrs. Wm. Fisher.

Sourls, who spent Christmas visiting l'ricnds'in Scotchfort, has returned home. .Miss Blanche Dougan, teacher at Victoria Cross, is spending her Christmas holidays at her home in Tracmlle Cross. Mr. J. J. McDonald. Ti'acadio_Cross, spent the week-end visiting friends in Rollo Bay. Mr. Edward Rosslter, Morell, paid a short visit to Maple Hill recently. The cold weather ot’ the past few days Iias hurti- ened everything up. The ice oit East River has tltlckeiied up so that teams are travelling on it to Mt. Stewart. The smelt fishing has for the time be- ing been abandoned as the weather is too cold to fish with comfort, and not very much profit for the labor as the smells have slackened down to a small margin of what the catches were n few weeks ago. Mr. Win. Slnnott, Morell, has returned home after spend ing (`hristnias visiting friends in Scotclifort. Misses Florrif- anti Mary Fisher, St-otcltfort, spent the week- end visiting in Rollo Iltty, the gttr-sts of Miss Adcllna Pteterfs. Mr. Aeneas Mt-llotialtl, (lranil Trtitentlle, ptiltl tt short visit to Scott-lifort'Sunday.-S.

PATRIOTIC CONCERT.-'l`lie bil;

cntertuitttneiit. In aitl of the l'tttriotlc I~`und held in Argyle Shore llull on llltiiitlny evciiiiig, lit-t‘. 28th, was ii grand sttt-t~t-ss, livery number on the progrttnitnt- wtis.retnlet'etl in such a manner its to win tln-_ applause and appret-liitlott ol' the lurgt- ittttllt-neo. Mr /\. .l. lVIt~I\'t'evlt1 tllsclitirgetl the du- ties of' cliairnian and opened the cn- tertaintncnt with ti neat speech. The following is the pt'ogruintnc:~~()pen Ing vliortts, Ilritlali t'nvaller; vocal solo, Mr. .\'ciI Shaw; tllaltigutt, 7 char- acters; solo, Miss Myrtle llt-ntlt-rson; recitation tit Ilravc I)t~t-tl). .l. .~\tistln 'l‘raitior; vocal solo, Mr. <‘t\t~il Ste- wart; i~t\:ttlitt_'.:. Mr. llarry Ilotttcs: tlitl- loguc, it t-haractt;-rs; intt-rtttissioit- candy sale; rcatling. .\Ir_ f‘olin Mr- Ncvin; patriotic songs, .\lr. .l_ _-lustiii Trainor; readittg, i\li.=ts lilsit- .\l<‘Kcn» zic; ctitncdy musical sltttt-lt~-".'\ 'I`rlp AIiroatl"~--Messrs. 'l`ralnor and Sntillt; dialogue, six eltaritcters; ptttriotit- t-lm_- rus; Gott Save the King. ’l`rttinor and Smith, t~onit~tl_\' tnttsical sketch brought down the house. This act \vhit'li was full of t-lever t'otnttl_\' anti huittot' cer- tainly was ttppi'et-itttt-tl. 'l`ht-g coin- tulttee in t-barge tlrsirc to thank the audience for their tttteittlatit-t-, titid to all who took part or t-ontributetl to its stlccess. A snug sutti was realized which will ht' ltaiitletl over to the wor- thy cause, The Patriotic Fund.

FRCM OTTAWA.-I\lr \\'_ l<`_ Kydtl,

oil the Ilotninion llcptiritneiit ol' Agri- culture, arrived iii t‘Iitii'Ioltcto\vn yes- terday by the ntail Special t`rotn

~Georgeto\vti_ .\tIr l{_\‘tltl has t-onto tc

thc prtivitice in connctrtion with agricultural t'otti`t»rtttices rtigartling tlte iticreasetl pi'otlut'tio|t ot` footisttiilri that are piirticulttrly net-tletl for war sup- plies. The Ileparitnctit of Ai.trictiItttt'e has titttlertaltett it cntnpaign in this rrottncction tltrtittghout the whole ot' (‘unnda. and Mr liydd has becti sent oust to orgtatiise thc work in thc .\1arl time l’rovint'cs :intl in thc ICt~tistt-rt' ’I‘o\vnsliip.s. It is inteittletl that itll local organisations -.tliall be titilisetl wherever possible, and thnt wliert needed assistance shall hc given to brim-I homo to the people not only tht necessity of` the increased protltiction but.also the benefits which they tlicm solves will receive from greater otit- pitt. It is intended to enlist the ser vices of both agrictilturiil experts anti public-splrltetl mon. wlto will speak 011 this Bllhlcct front the patriotic standpoint. and \vho in this way may bc able to arouse a greater enthusi- asm, which will lend, in greater sacri- fices ol' energy, to produce the largest crops possible. Mr Kytld has alt'enti_v otganisetl work :tt Nova Scotia. f'otn- plctc orgtttiisution has not yet bet-n eileetctl In Prince Etlwnrtl Isluntl, but the Cotttmissioner ot' Agriculture is taking tip tho matter with ctntsitlt~t~- tiblc into-rest anti has tirt-nngt-tl for four c.tntt`erenccs\ tluring the short t-nitric. wh‘cli is to he held in t’hnt'- lolletowti the ttrxl two \vct\kti_ Speak ing tn ti rt~|\i~t~st‘iitntivt~ of the ttttnrttlnn \'t\.:-ttortltty, Mr I(_vtltl itttltl: "'l`Itt\ wit? I-i not _\'t~t :il tin t»n:l_ \ltltoui:,It litt- `llii°= aw- tli'?\'IIi1.' htivlt tht- (it\rp|;;pt~__ 't nifty tn' r\ _\‘:tr:; tit lnitn: fit-rtttany to tht- pfilttl v. Iicrc slit- will ht: salin- Iied to inttkc pettcc. The grctitt-r the 'iniottnt ol` suppliett that thc Allien can lay their Inintls on tht-_ sooner will the war entl. The Mtitlterluntl has fountl that there in nn more loyal colony in supplying nicn than this great anti grain! (‘anntlti nt' ours, and Prince lddwnrtl laluntl has done tis well as any other provltico in this respect. \Vt-_ are ttot all called upon Io Illl the troncltcs and face. tho guns of our enemles. but there is just as Important ii ditty left for ns to perform as those who go to tht: front, and that is to B\lPD|Y 0\\t‘ glorious Empire with all the food we can wr-asllilv protlttce,"

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,Titel Belgian Relief Committee

Fund A

_ The Hon. J. A. Mathieson, Premier has been ~

advised that the Admiralty has placed at the dis- 1 gosal of the Nova Scotia. P. lit Island and New 1 runswick Belgian Relief Committees _the Steam- I er Trenegloss for the purpose of carrying further I supplies to the stricken people of Belgium.

This ship will be available about December

Twentieth and will sail on or _about December 25th. The Belgian Relief committee has authorized me to request further donations of cash, clothing and _ food stuffs. Persons within the city who desire to contribute clothing or food will please send same to the Dill shed, or advise the Secretary who will ~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 by the railway and steamers if addressed to the Belgian Relief Committee and same will be looked after and forwarded to destination.

D. J. Riley, Secy Treas I

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This Motor was donated to the Patriotic Fund

by the manufacturers, Messrs Bruce Stewart & Co. It will be sold to the highest bidder and the proceeds

will go to the Patriotic Fund. _

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grade motor and send in your tender today. No s tenders will be received after January 31.

ADDRESS ALL TENDERS

Mr. A. A. i Bartlett,

Secretary Finance Committee. -'

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