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iT PAYS to buy in this Province.
H01: WATER BOTTLES.-f The
tough-as-tlesther kind. All prices. JOHNSON & JOHNSON. TI-PE QUAL- ITY DRUGSTORE, COR. KENT & PRINCE STS. 3912-1-13M3i.
PATRIOTIC RALLY.-A Patriotic
Fund rally will be held at Murray Har- bor on Monday evening, January 15th. Rev. J. J. McDonald. Organizer of the Fund and Judge Stewart, Charlot- tetown will address the meeting.
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NOW I8 THE TIME to get a new
_IIOT WATER BOTTLE, we have a ' fresh lot. and are selling them at right =prices. JOHNSON & JOHNSON, THE - QUALITY DRUGSTORE. COR. KENT AND PRINCE STS.
3912-1-13M3i. '
POLICE COURT.--At the Police
(‘_ou`rt on Saturday, Wm. Mclnnin. charged with stealing the pay envel- ope of another workmaii, Wm. Mc- |Quarrie, at the Labor Union Hall, wan given ii sentence of sixty days in jail. The prohibition case against G. Es- aory was adjourned to.the 17th.
PATRIIOTIC FUND.-Tlio notion ni',`
Geo. E. I Hughes
M “The People’| Dauggirl”
tha Directors oi' the Telephone tion.- pany of P. E. I.. in contributing l°`ivc Htindred Dollars ($500.00), to the (ln- nadian Patriotic Funfl'. is much np- preciated. it is' to -he hoped that tho excelletit exam-ple set will he follow
- ed by equally large cnntriiititloiin
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5 Warm' and I Dry - -We-selliall kinds of Men’s
and Womens-Rubbers and i_Ov`ershoies and
‘ In Endless variety
'_We`have the GOODS and -_ _SA LESMEN you have the
L » . ~~ ' I The Money _
Come in and let us make -_Ia perfectfit for you and let _ ~ us show you how little mon-
]-ey will make _you comfort-
1-‘a le for the winter
Prices the lowest in
Canada
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With each Purchase of one Dollar oi Rexall goods there will be given one Globe with
two fish free, of charge.
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PROHIBITION.-Tile Amherst News
aayn: The Charlottetown Police Court rec_ortl for last year shows 220 con- victions oi' which lil? were for drunk- enness. P. I1 Island is n prohibition province. The ilgtires do not prove that prohibition -w)lll not pfohlblt. They simply show that more regard is paid by the officers of the law to the drink ers than to the sellers. |
SCHOOL CONCERT.-- The con-
1-ert and Xmas tree given to the pup- ils ol' Mount Albion School amply t'ul~ filled the reputation this school har for _giving a good concert. The pro gramme consisted oi' recitations, solol. dialogues, and drills. -Special mention might be made of the t_wo dialogues “Xmas at iloliy l`-‘arrn" -und “No Xmas in this House" also ot’ several solo.-\ which were heartily encorod. Santa Claus as usual appeared after making a speech and presenting thc teacher Miss McLean with a Leather Statlonary box from the school, pro- ceeded to demolish the tree much to
the pleasure of the younger children I After short speeches by several oi' the ratepayers complimenting thc manner the school was conducted nr. well as to the splendid programme.
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SCHOOL EXAMlNAT|0N.- Tho
fteml-annual examination of Granylilc solicoi was held on Friday afternoon, Det-_eniher 22ml in the presence of ti large crowd of ratepayers and friends. l`he pupils were examined in the dit`- ferent subjects by their teal-her. Miss Katie Campbell and the-lr prompt ami correct answers testify to the quality
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of work done during the past fe\v months. 'i‘lis examination was inter- mingled with recitations, etc, which were much enjoyed and heartily ap- plauded by the visitors. Then follow- ed a. treat of confectionery, etc., sup- plied by tthe teacher after which lilias Mary McCormack came forward and presented the teacher with a gold locket and chain ‘for which she thank- ed them. fl‘e examination was bron- ght to a close hy the singing of the National Anthem, ai‘ter which the people withdrew to their hc-mes much pleased with the afternoon they had spent. The following in the stami- lng of the pupils for the .month of December: Grade Vi.-1, Victoria McPhee; 2. Francis McVarlsh. Grade ,V.--1, Blaine McVarish; 2, Anthony McDonald; 3, Albert McAulay. Grade iV.- 1, Dun Busliey; 2. Frank Mc- Donald; 3, May McDonald; 4, Marg- aret McDonald; 5, Walter Bryan; Ii, Katie Lougapliie. Grade tlll.- l. Katie McPhee; 2, Mary J) Mcco,-. meek: 3. Mary McAulay; 4, George Biishey. Grads ll.--1, Marion Mc- Donald; _2,_l-ielen_McAuiay; 3, Mpc. hell McDonald; 4, Mary Mcl)¢;-mild; 5- /Httllvltv Lvnznnheez 0. Damien BYFOII. Grade -i._- Annu McDonald.
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to be had. I mates given.
Chand r & Bell
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Monumcn hat cndurcthe Rava _ _sol Time Are what l u seek to make the grave ti your departed
I _ -‘\m0D8 the many “features of
this store that have' imnde lg the |110" DODUIBI' is the skill shown and service given by our pre. scription department.
We use only the
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Bring your next prescription
here. We not only promise you
expert skilllsnampromnt attnan- ._~_ 'hugvildf vert do er mhlven call for it' if ygin with `
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SAD NEWS.----Mrs Duncan Mcln-
tyre of West. ltuyalty received' a tele- gram Hatiirilxxy morning containing the sad news. that her youngest brother. had passed away. at . his.1mother's ‘homo in Chelsea, Maas. _
PRE8CRIPTl0N8.- Our prescrip-
tion business increased 26 p. c. in 1916. That is the best recommendation any drug storecan have. Johnson & Johnson, THE QUALITY DRUG- STORE, f‘or. KENT & PRINCE STS.
39124-l3M3i.
GRANVILLE NOTES.-Misa Myrtle
Taylor has returned to the city after spending the holidays at ber home here.-Mr. E. H. Henry is _visiting in Granville. the guest of his uncle, Mr. A. K. Henry.-Mr. Moore, `Mr'. E. Gra- ham and Mr. Clarence Stewart. ot' Cavendish, were visitors' in Granville on Sunday, Jan. 7th.-A number oi the people' of this community have almost completed a fine large shed on the church grounds for the conveni- ence of worshippers. and the comfort of that noble animal. the horse.-One would suppose that more recruits should have signed tip at the recruit- ing meeting Thursday night when nu iirmy of half a dozen young able hotli- cd mon will march live or six miles to seo horses exercised on the ics; lietter you were marching for your country, boys!-»Coln.
SCHOOL' WORK.-The semiannu-
nn _examination was held on Fridny afternoon, Dec. 15. The school room was tastefully decorated for t_hs occa- sion. 'l`he pupils were examined in the various hranrlios hy the tenclier. Misa Raynor. assisted* hy Mis. Thoa. McCabe, and others present. The pupils showed hy their ready answers that they had been carefully taught. At the close of the examination five pupils were presented -with prizes for perfect attendance, -_.after which _a well rendererl' program consisting of songs, recltations and marching, was given hy the pupils. Very compli- mentary remarlts were rpade by thoso present on the satiisfaptory' work be- ing done in the school., A vom or thanks was tendered' to Misa Rayner by the triistee hir. McLeod, on behalf of those present. Candy was pass(-it around to pupils and visitors, and af- ter singing the- National Anthem nil depnrtetl' to their homes feeling that the afternoon hail been pleasantly and profitably spent.
ADDRESS AND PRESENTATION
-Mrs. William lloward, (‘c~rnwall was pleasantly surprised on Friday, Dec. 22nd when the teacher 'and pup- ils ofthe school called to pi-I-<--ill hcr with a silk scarf accompanied by at suitnhlc address. After expressing hor :tpp|'ct-lation ofllicir gill and kind. ly- thoughts. `l\’li'i;_ liotvartl lrcaleti all with home-made candy. The address given below was read by Sadie Mal- loft while the presentat.lon was made hy 'l‘essle l°`i°i7.zell. Dear Mrs. llow- :irtl:- At this joyous Christmas sea- son when nil hearts are filled with the glad spirit ot"goorl-will. wc wish tb‘~'show -'-otfr*a7pp're‘cilitfbii' of`yoitr un-
tiring c-iloqtshln training ua for otir itchoc-l éonce `__-We know your unsel- flsli spirit in -_thla, that no thought of reward ever prompted yoit in your work of love; but while we cannot hc-pc to repay your many acts ot’ kind- ness, we ask you to accept this small iemcnibroiiro and with it otir heart- felt \vishea_i' na brlght_ and happy Christmas. flgeacher and Pupils of Ilia Cornwall School.
RUSTICO NOTES.-Mr. J. (“lnr-
ence Peters has ret_urp,ed to St. Jos-~ eph's College, New Brunswick, after spendiing his holidays with his par- ents, Mr. and Mrs'. Joseph Peters, Run- tico.-Miss Lucy Blanchard has re- turned to New Acadia, where she has charge of a school after spending the holidays at her home_ at llustico. - ll/ir. laid'ore Martin has returned' to Bathurst, where he attends College, after spending the holliday at his home at Rustico.-Mr. Wilfred Peters, who its working at Charlottetown. spent the Xmas holidays at his homo at ltustlco.-Mr. Matin Gallant, ln- srpector of French schools, is at Rus- tico today examining the children of St_. Augustine school. -Miss. Angie Blanchard, of Rustico, left this week for Moncton, where she has -procured work.--Mr. Ray Gallant, of Rusilco, left a short time ago for the States. whero he intends working.- Messrs. Augustine Doiron and' Aubrey Dou- cettc, who are both working at the ammunition plant at Nlew Glasgow. spent the holid'ays at their respective homes at Ruatlco.-Messrs. George Peters and Leo Martin have both ie- ttirned to New Glasgow, after spend- ing the holidays at their homes at Rua- tico.-Mlsa Doris Biiote of Rustico left a few days ago for`Sydney, where she has procured work at the Convent there.-0 _* \\&`§0IIIII&\\\\\\i
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one can conceal,
e, And A Cough
It would be unwise to
conceal ri rsugh if--'it'-w_er_e
ssibl ,_ l_._r a cough is a
li`i)ndly1.~_waming _which nature gives _ofa danger-
_ ous irritationiof the :ur passages., ; '_ _ Few people neglect the warning, but many are unfortunate -in g,t_he selec- tion of a remsdy._ We recommend the use of
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so the nnsiver to this question
' granting credit-that trleans b
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On _Ianiiary 3lst this store goes on :i CASH basis. 'l`he slate breaks The s
from tliity--no more chalk marks ou llic wail.
SOME( l\lE ASl\b 'WHYI' 1 - g y
in-Z-Qui!
uestion
FIRST. So long as we tio a credit liusiu css, we will always have, at all
sum oi money on our books, practically i-llc. Now, in these days the busy doll rloiiar that is any good. Prices are so much higher, that it- means a far 'larger'
h 'ill ` f -or us The laz dollar mus
) ‘ ' ` ' 'i`liere irc two or three ood wh s--and here
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keep up our stock to the point t at u satis- y you _ y _ I
ad debts Now, somebody has to pay for those ba
you who always pay your own bills-are not anxious to pay any others, are yo the answer to this queestion is CASH.
SECONI). 5 So lon'g as we' do a credit busiiiess-we’re bound to make som
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do a credit business, we have to remember that and pens-postage stamps and bill heads--letters .
labor oi attending to all of this-it :ill means money-and not a little money ei holly has to pay it. YOU do not want to. And so the answer is CAQH
\\’hcrc wc save expenses-we can sell :i little cl”
ll cheaper still. And where our capital is FREE
carry the great big assortment that you look for here. In other words. YO BENF.FI'l`. THINK IT OVER. ;__V_:V¢3 ,_ I ,
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toria, R. P. A.. Ill wel* "eg“l“" mere ` ing this week elected the oflboers sr me yen” _The Preceptory lt* i°‘di"_ congratulated on several-_ _,new at _“- tions to their msmherslilp roll, and n- indlcations pc-int to n successful year.
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THE THICK PLAYED BY THE GER-
MANS AT LOUVAIN _ ~
mini, |_o the I". E. I. I-loapital.
MONTICELLO SCHOOL.-`-The se-
nil-nnnunlexamination of Monticello
CON"f`RlBUTlONS.- Anyone hav-
ing childrens second hand clothing, old shee'.‘in‘g or linen, will kindly se-nd
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where a large number of parents and W9 hava we
A New ulgtri on the sacking and Burning of that Famous Univer-
sity Town- ‘
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d was illumintrtetl' with can-,‘ _
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school was held Friday, Dec`. 22i\d'.
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dies. The whole affect presented a and it is B mm'
P lglisdre this occurred are cited iii the ihooltlet. The condition of the .inhabi- itanta when they returned can be im-
A new light on the sacking of Lou-
vain has been shed by I1 'b00kl‘3t elf; |p_|ed “The Germans at _Louvaln, wrltteii hy' one of the lN`°f9fl5°";‘ t°§ Loiivain University. find lust ds' bntod in Canada by the Bélglllll --0"' sulffleneral in Ottawa. This b00\¢l°~ states that someutlme after the Germ- ans had entered Louvnin they Stl? 9|-,tgps to the -population to evncna c the town on the ground that it was about to ‘be bombarded by I-he Allleh- Having no suspicion that the hypo- critical solicltude of the Germansfoi their safety concealed a snare l7I'}l§;' _flcully the whole population took flight. The Professor _who _\v_t1\\--OW: of the few who remained, contlnuesn
“By eleven o‘clock the town was into ii tomb. and a deathly stlencoi hrooded‘ over the deserted' streets. This was the settling required for thc' uext act in-they drains: there Wwe lv
he no intrusive spectators. 'rno ac; ors had some practice In the last fe days in plundering forsaken houses here and there. They were now free to operate on s grnntl 'scale' and -in concert.. The fact ls. the pillB8€’ 01 Louvalin was methodically organized. like the burning, which. indleed was carried on at the same time."
The writer goes on to d0B'0\‘lb6 110W
eve-rythiug In the town was looted. and how all kinds of property was packed in boxes and shipped to Gei- many, where sales were organized* of. objects from Belgium, on behalf _of officers. ' ` ' '
This went on for weeks, and then
tha- town was given over to names. over a thousand' houses being des- troyed.
Louvnin was not the only commu-
nity wheio an organized pillage deit- struction of everything the .people ' esses took lace. other places
sgined. They found thmaelvsl strip- ped of all their -possesions excqps what they stood' ln, all their local in- d‘ustries destroyed, and no menus what ever of livelihood.
This is what happened in more or
less degree all over Belgium. It re- veals why there is so great a need fo`r n continued flow of subscriptions for ,the work of the Belgian Relief. Commission. Thousands upon _t_lio\lB_- ands of the inhabitants. laboring clas- lsn, professional classes, iartisnnsp in fact all classes are reduced to a corn- mon necessity of food and drink with- ioui knowing where ther IN to set ‘lt. _ ' -
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pils were examined in the \'ar'..1t.' subjected by Rev. K. C. Mcpllci win. assisted' by their teacher, MISS l.:.iil'_a McKinnon. and showed hy ti:-nt' quick response to tho questions that they had been carefully instructed. _After the examination n short program was' well rendered hy the pupils. Special mention iulght_ be matic of Master Rou. E. Mc(lorma.ck, ami Miss
Sarah Carter. whose hegéormsnce de- lighted the audience. e entertain-
zient as a whole reflects great credit ot. only upon the pupils themselves but also upon their teache'r,_wi\ose untlring efforts made the event. one of the most enjoyable ever -given by the pupils of Monticello school. Much credit is ialso due Mr. ll. R. Mc(”or- mack, who had charge of the musica- part of the program and who contri- buted several numbers; Ons of the most pleasing events of the evening was the arrival of Santa Claus. who at once proceeded 'to uiiburd'en thu heavlly laden Xmas tree, and to pre- sent each pupil with a number oi presents. The people were then treat- ed to home-made candy by the teach- er rind all started for home feelin! that a very enjoyable and profitable time was spent lin the school. 1-
very pleasing appearance. The pn-l
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