ANUARY 15. 191*

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_The-,iiiig"_1`hree in f

footwear for the winter * months 'are

` Snowsl;_o_eys, made og finest qu i _.gut an white ~ash, -regulation . I¥l0dels, Men’s sizes $3.50,- wo'men’s $2.75,

er size $1.75. .

Moccasins, g o o d

quality buckskin _wo- men’s and boys’ sizes $1.25,men’s sizes $1.50,

~ children’s $1.00.

A nice line of over- '

shoes, men’s $1.60 to __$3._1_5, women’s $2.00

and $2.25.

Alley_Q& Co. _

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, _ in securities -

» Moccasins -

children’s $2.25, small- ‘

I which belong to estates or, individuals _are kept .separ-

S€C\1l‘ities owned by the company. '_ _ s This is important, because

while about 70 p. c. of the value of estates is lost when being administered by indi-

bee

-‘ viduals, yet only 4 cases are

known where estates in the

_ care of trust' companies have _ been lost, and this' would

not have happened had the securities o estates n

- .the com , as is done b Dom-iniolha1'lyrust`Company.y

_ Confirmation of thisstate-

ment may be had by writing

' for a copy of the re rt of

the comgany by Messrs. Riddell, tead, Hodges & Winter, chartered account- an s. - ’

-' Phone F or

If you cannot call,-phone 397-Y for appointment. `

Cook .Studio -

Appointment I

- iioliiiwioii 1 iiiusi - coiiriiii

Advisory Board

W. H, Aitken. Hon C'/ma. Dalton

J- Frank lt. Ilcarlz

Babies will grow~nnd while

they 'are growing. you should have them photographed often enough tokcep srecord of each lllgeériostingstsge of their child-

` ¥ou will prize the collection of

bs y’s pictures more and more as th years go by,

e an appointment to-day

.2 _ the lnlriliz srunio .

L.,

ll. M. Davison '

' Manager Morris Block Charlottetown

| Other Offices, Vancouver,

_Victoria, Nanaimo, New Westminster, Calgary,

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Regina, Winnipeg, Mont al,

i=oii,-s»ii.is

iron ssnsi:-run Blues Islsns’ _C

Male Fox sllllbis for registration.-

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H. B. WIIKI,

D North Tyson

u. u. sus. ' f,

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Your Heating

“I0 cookliigjpperstns will last

much loiigei-_lf yon use ein-.cosl-.

We have now on - lisnd sll kinds

of fresh mined coal free -from slste

md stone. - ' .

Bsndnlyonrsddrssssudwe will

N080 prices. _ ' _ Phone nr

ll. Lyons 8:. lla.

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llliilrtriiile

'Lo_n`d'_on, Eng, Antwerp, ` ` 1 Belgium.

ate and distinct from the ~~

Moore

year and should psy good dividends

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Eisiszroiysleth:-“N32 most m0¢l¢_l‘l_l ,U5 ` methods of ex-

servlees are is evidenced increase in

amine

5 2.3%

, . ._ . . ' - _(__ - » l r _ . ' gf ' ...'rr rms to my l..eio»yrov'uo¢ ...-rox nxoH_sNcs.- fri... worn . _ B _ _ - . . -._Wlds.,s‘ox llixehimge, Montague, is .. . y _. . S ._ _,__ev|»_ QOBDQN 1733 1|, _gnqmnn _recaivir-ig orilsrs udfy pr His for' ‘ ` ‘ _agent-'in llqn't¢guo_ Hg omoo.p\|om, 'options - from all over United States

~ is 18 and residence phone 20. 'U-Ill QBMM- Ally POISON 01° wlllpun- '

' ies. having Class. A. Options ici

_ ' . . ...‘THE MORNING DAILY Guard- _sale will do well to place .same with-

isncen-be 'ohteincd st W. A..Jcbn- .the above Klbbsllss- C0l'l‘sIP0pdenc _

' ston's, Montague. - -‘ - _so,icited. 3871.

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. »' ...°U.R. ED. D. FEE!-I-AN Guardian " ...*I-IOCKEY.-A meeting of the

-ropresoneotlvo in song. _'ui giquy, ,Georgetown Hockey Association was _receive subscriptions 'and advertising, |1910 011 5Bl1'\l'dB¥ lllzht. The money 'matter og gn. omoo og unqo;-“ng w_ collected as- membership fees, which ' IL. Dlngwell, I-lil; phono numngr i|5_‘ amounted to a considerable sum,was

~--- é `~ -' 'handed' over to the secretary, M;-_ R_

--...*Tl-IE RINK.-The Grorgetown D. Newsome. Some bills regarding Band made its debut in the rink on the repairing of the lights were Monday night. The incres_‘sed.attend- brought before the meeting and di nnce_snowed the appreciation of the 'rected to be paid. The subiect of ,lustrous for music while skating.G. entering the Intermediate League was _ -- ' discussed. but was laid over until_

...*ANNUAL MEETING.-The an- the club should receive word whether

Clean

_ _nual 'meeting of thecongregatlon of certain conditions detrilnc-;ital tothe -

soda and

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tion for t

|.St. Ds.vid's Presbyterian Church, was Georgetown team should be with

_held on Monday. evening. The re- drawn-.G. .

ports jfor the 'past year' were ree.slur_ 0 --

_lnlt in every ssrtleulsr. the ilsssces ...wliouraoun sc1lo0L.- Follow- _l slsowllinglta icgmfoégoble bal?llc,¢__0D tingle the-standing ot-the pupils . ol »

_ .0 ' K 9 °-- °- *"9"* FD °¥‘ Lower- _ 'Montague .School for t e '

kept separate from thwe °f tslnments held- during the year. were month- of _D‘ccemiior:_- Grade v.-ji,

B11 Successful, Bud bcl0l'.c.`l»l1¢ 1110012- 'Chosscl Annear; 2, Ethel- Coulson; 3, - _

ing closed s- votecfthnnks was _noni-g_¢, 1)n¢¢,- Gi-can I\".-1, Mp,r¢oi|,,` _ passed to the'_la,dies of,..th0 0_0ll§l’¢88~ Taylor; 2, Lemuel Robertson; 3, " ' `

h_eir_ elllcicnt_l1elp.G. ’ george _'l‘s.ylo_r. Grade III.-1, Eric

__ ‘ Hewitt and 'Eva Cowan (equal);»_ 2,

' Irene Ro'ss;" 3, Augustus Burke;

' ' _ ‘ _ Grade `II.-1, Jack' Annear; 2, Lojg ‘

.____oC,,p't__ Aj A_'Mo,¢p,,nB1d returned lloss; 3, Gertrude Coulson. Gi-ado I

| ..."Mr."Wm."J.’Brun f was' a' pas-I' ...‘WEDDING BELLS.- A pretty

sengcr _to _Ol_inrlottetown_ on the home wedding took place on the -`Eest'ern_ train Moudsy mornlng.G. -evening . of -the 23rd December at

cut to suit one.

At, he

'Sweep Sale

Ladies’ White Underskirts

- - H`ere’s alot of underskirts trimmed with line

' ‘ laces and embroideries that are rather wide for the

present styles. Theyvcari be very easily made over and

sims $135 to $2.25, sale P.-ic.. 98c

-' ‘ Best Quali~ies $2.45 to $4.00, Sale Price

in Georgetown ‘ou Monday _' from ~~1. Daisy Ms<=D°ul;-ill; 2. Karl Ed- oinirloitetown.G. ` 1 son; 3. John Burke.

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__ .. ... I (1 n [ey Bros-

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...*Mr. L. W. MacDon'sl;i returnizld mad ltirs. Baker, when thgir daughter Q,

to Georgetown Monday, ater spen - L tt e Mable was unite to George ' ~ ing the week-end in -Grand Rlver.G. gragt of ltiorell. 'l_'he bride was - The "‘°0re'

‘ -1- - - ' all Bdfn '

_ ely sttired in cream sergc.

...‘Mr. J. D. Stewart left George- Her sister Ruth L, was bridesmaid

town yes‘terday‘ morning for Bouris,`whi1e John M. Lsdner supported the to attend to legal business therc.G. groom, and Mi” Echo; Maoponald ei.

'-_--' - - ficiently played- the _Wedding March.

...*Miss Ruth E. Campbell spslllf The naptual knot was tied. _by thc _

thc week-end visiting friends in Rev. li. R, Bell of Kingsboro. After R09¢ll€l1tl1.` l'0f\ll'l1i“8i '10 G°0\`8'°f-OW” -the ceremony the bridal party, nc- on Sunday evening.G. - companion by invited guests were in-`

‘vited to the dining room .where

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...'Mr. F. D. MacDQl1°ld. W|10 59 siihstantial repost was' provided. The

‘one of the contractors foribs CHI' bride was the recipients of many Ferry Pier nt Cape Tormentins. fs' useful and beautiful presents,

turned last week to his homo in

'Goorgetown.G _ . , , FASHIONS AND FADS.

stops s coil . in-ooositu. 1:4 is

All tlltont tio; _ medicine for ch _ bottle at llulbsi'

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...°Mr.' Newman Sevcus. who _hsi A good play dress for a child cun

been away for some months ill .V8-fl; be made-from a men’s worn shirt. ous-parts of.th-e United. B_ftst¢B. 1°' Cut it Dorothy style, and the- work- turnedhome to»si>0llll the Whllillf _Bt is very little," not to mention tho

his home in Georg0t0wn.G. _ _ saving in the yollligsfcrh clothes.

- ...*Miss Alva- Brsheut. W\l0 INF Fashionable won cn are wearing _huen_ in P_roY‘i\‘lcl\9B. .R- In lm' 901119 chic little turbans of satin, trimmed _moui;hg_ returned on Nlon<lsy_ GYM' with fur. The material is swarthcd ing to Clcorgsl-9W_ll-_ Ml" B\`°h°‘_‘l' about the head in Pcrislsn fashion. A . will resume her mi>0s'll;l<`§ HS Efwg' hlght bow usually trims the side or ' 'rnpher in' the o cc-o \‘-. - . ~ -fron .

l_g‘f.BWl11‘f.:G. . . ~~ - -' » e s s

` , . _ . .--..- .- ?You are permitted to wear a sleeve _

. ' MB\ll‘i°°‘ ; DQUOYQ-“ ml' ,to the knuckles, if you desire, infyfonr _

3794'1-10MSlt3l. Georgetown -MgDdsyhm0l;1_\_l“E S11 xgggg ball gown, and if you have a good

' 'to Haliiex, w BFG: 0 W .Fe . ` arm, you can fasten the upper points

E5 . ' *_ duties on board tht C. G» 3- _ G,“1° _of your bodice over the shoulder with

° "nero, H; wife uixggnpall-1:; Tnangs n smell jewel, . -éto-“_ rc -5 . -_ . , .

' _ A few fdsjyg viqitillg 1101' ' *-~__.._._..__

hsrleffeiown _Fire l_nsursncs Compsny “_.hn.ds_G

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_ , _ -HOUSEHOLD . HINTS. _ ‘ _ _ taurants is hosting. and variable. _ i L’ .lt has a wild sircnic roar _ _ -e--_ _ _ '-Some mothers find better luck and 'He 1,; also ¢,eei;n_ but on the who1o__ Mixed with s sort of churning chiig ' T116 "2I`ll1l.l8l IIl€€tlilg Of tile TQ' f_¢gt_¢es, burn is small quantity _. drop out. '1‘he customers increase Thereis lots of room to pug them 1 fear me some old ancestor

above_ will be held nj on 5 moth) plate, With good tea. the _ markedly in numbers toward the end _ _im

h Boa- d f 'ly d Rooms Mar. amount of ashes rensainingis-small, ____ of each month, when funds are Low- His .motheris mother pays him 1,011

ei buildigg'onmF§day January ‘“°'°°siss is cssstltyias *hs s“°“°Y runuisnnn ssh connnornp M' ““d' “° "ight "° ”"°°°°“' “‘°'° By giving mm. nu- un...

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ao¢h,1914atso'¢lo¢i<p.m. forthe °‘ '-'=° '°"""° *°'E°‘Z 1*!-"°.”°’°,_ " num sv ms iumrrms “"° "'“"” ’”°’° °' ”"°“‘ i” `°‘“ °’

_ _ - . Hn; Fha" sf 091°” °°s°°°s 01 *hs YW- The simple on nn. little cheek- l

election ' -of Directors for the nm. when time is oi-som in ‘ the F°xv“?i,§!‘-;mT gg!-;i‘§’Ym' °-_---_ o what ii ioyouo tiling it ni

' transaction - ii , r i ii removed-irom ' ' ‘ - %H4+ "rl ver playing nine-and-seek, gllsbliitzzli ygtallerilngutslilless as may lgocgiostaazlmstcflillxe or'-woolen fab- LTD' *I* .semi - allows what wealth or smiles

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come before lt' Pr ;l$rc‘i;i¥in\;t`ls°rl|<lngrl:lhs‘ln?")Iin 'wlu’kew‘i’s`;lx: A _ Ali" § ‘xi This dlmple is his mother's-sure!

E- es' whter ' _ ' ' " Pu' . Pri” _e:;¢;e»:s»:»;¢Qo»:»§os:e¢:M:e0:0szoeznzoezuzuzooznzoozuzs A pBl‘f0Cl'. little l0llllt Of fill). ll B. BALDERSTON}S6CI'€lC3l'Y- ' o s c _ _ - _ gqnégnt ' lun ' _' "Twas tlist. I think; was first to

_ 3864_1_14M15|_ If you have not scccssdtg a liotwstl- Bald ...... ...... ...... .........§00 133 _ MR. FRANKLIN BOYCE U {i::e_`n no two to one

_ it I 6 _ 8 goo _ dn _ _ ____ B B m _

::__;’_';§t__;;h°?s __ °n:n;°, has amd Barkers . .. .........100 100 -_ Another of the old residents well

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“This Store Sens that w0nder_ with not sand, or mm A good deal gsiltgg __ 00 05 .and widely known and universally But whence hath come this fund of

rg_on .. . ...100 110 "teamed “ed ,C H ,_ , _

ful Seamless Shake Knit Vlsor lsto keep bag! s _dozen little. ones Upton 50 60 noon on _llinuar &:5_Yél;1th0l`l1W8 .B D0 Us

. . __ y e rip la rust no doth more by nlglic one

Sweater’ coal; Styles, collar can nu°d_ “nd na y'» » » _ Charlottetown 100 5:0 _nge of.84. Mr. Boyce.wss sctfv: 0 J 7

- ' ~......’ .. .. ...... .. ...100

be azdlusted to many Way.S of -In pressing any clothes or $005” glgtgds .' ......100 _w¢armg, C(_)l0l‘S White, Cal’dlll?_8 whei‘s.it is customary to-place s Ives __ _N100 ...... blue. green and black- 5- ....fl um- -»-~- -»°-i»=- --5 » ......... _ ......... ones are now 4.13. Get one of newspaper instead. It gives s 8°” provincial ...100 these splendid sweaters now..¢0 ribbon or snr, loom no lint and Howstt-Dalton ...mo

& M Leod-‘ 3869-1-15m3i “""°“° "°““’“"- 'rqyioru ... _....100

°. ' __ __ - __~t__;__ ___ Wm ___ B cms cumin. Norman ____-

Bz lm* 0 ...... ......

"mn Fox sT0C¥'_q;h° ofaolggf little eugrthsn is? the sl" °! s *°“°“P carruthon loo ' F” E‘°h°"g° 'md ave; up 1 an and put it ill 01° °mld"°”'° |““°h Tuplin Irving... ...100 Pell; fig-lggmpfgg nfafkzz ,,'§,,,,,,’ box... soon a cup is good wg f_°1‘ Dominion .... .; .... _. _ .... ..1oo g°° ° 3. .1 gf ciistarfls. »°8ll°P¢<i ‘l’°t“t°.°° ’ 'Q Massachusetts ... ... ...100

384 1 sm favorite pudding- _ _ " ' Biitherlsng ...lla

. 0X C0.-'l‘h . ' _ - R, J. Mc e o... 0|i:l‘s(iIilnIl‘1i;xElllJv¥‘¢llli!s2g§ have s fo; To soften brushes that hs" b°°°m° Montague ,... ...500

mam," in the Mount Edward Fog’ hard. soak 'twientY;fiJ!i;i_r_:oltllx :£1-_xg 'groutmmvv . ..

| llnsced ol an ru _ _ ' ssl var ................. ..

.°°"""°”’ ,,§2§.,,:¢'§lf '.1u.»'f.i','¢i.';m‘§.'il 1.1.... oi- my may he vsllwd 1° M ii-micro 40 W" 7°” - _ " water with soft soep- Samson ,... . ........

_ . _ _ . ~ - _ rth Tryon Oo.

in 1914_ shag" arg S100 080\l. ` _ _ _ ‘ _ _ N10 0 _ _

_ _ -i3l=;r.t.i-lilies sisnlms ALMA . si-l=_irsi~m_ ...100 “"1 18”” _ _ --1 __ .- ,hilton emi. rox oo...-......so

'_ .This year -Belcher: Farmers' -A1- _3¢u_rfs1B_l.sd-Fox Oo...... ...100-

msnnc -is teeming -with information _Three Rivers ‘...100 _ .-¢,,,,,, cover- -' iio-cover. A-vsrywlde sgri --Park Fox 00.... 100

held of information sspwlslli |11 The sneral Fur Farms

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I ‘zu-u'ii'.f¢._¢o,-New _sl-lm¢wlck.'l;-_N_6_vs. _i`f.___i.;¢i ...-- L,-_ _...int 10°, _

I - ' ' .- §sofctl_u_.f.;:_<l) 'l_;;_i;.__.»..»_1::av;€|r_.l'4g_li;;\__iii-__l:i,_ .nomo norton ... ...“io _ io- . mm 0, mme rho- _°6,,_,,, not ,,,,,,_,_ . enrol y' D1. _"_'P'» " _» - ‘ "gf "~.,'\' '“` " $01 ed'b ~l"n 'erservice at the 1 - - i;:__‘_¢i.o ggbmgatas |;\_¢”~_i\_i::iy:._l;_ rt_l_i_>- 1{msn~MiiiA1.s von uo'l*i-mas chase; mg'___';__f_°§ by nw to,,,ng U,

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-» -1 the bell. '1‘he=mv.'G¢ors° Orfssu.

l Uni* btlslllill 1' t° W :l°::g¢.2b:h::i9r:i‘i:ilo:»llutl-rfaft Til: nugiril; hill-ctliz:-¢fr°'l‘hl:;t:::“‘ib'nl2¢l *lm °°s<l“¢l»°<1 the wlwls of the core- _soul-ow o.irmioin...»l-A scotch land. Ml- 0\1°'1°° W°\"*°"

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with s cash capitol of exactly ten

1 10 125 125 110 100 100

100 110 100 110 100 100

50

800

40 125 40 280 100 105 _so 100 100.

_ _els _ . . `_attende`\‘l' to _psy their- last_ respects.

1 PREslDi-i_N`T

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BONANZA FOX BREEDING C0., Liiiimzn

A new Company under tll'e`_ name of the “Bonanza Fox Breeding Company Limited”

was formed in Charlottetown on the 8th inst. The purpose _of the Company is to raise Black and Silver _Foxes and other fur bearing animals in captivity.

The Directors of the Company are as follows

J F Stems, Merchant, Souris A

_ vice-PR siiJENT _ JI l\i.M¢Lean, Farmer, New Peru.

SECY-TREASURER W. H. Prowse, Merchant, Murray Harbor

Fletcher Jordan, Broker, Charlottetown and William Keeping, Murray Harbor

_ The ranch will be located at Murray Harbor and under the _management of William Keep-

ing who will devote all his time andattention to make the business a success. Tile Company have been- fortunate ln securing options on 4 pair 1914 pups from the very best blood of P._E.-Island Black Foxes. Stock is now offered for sale as follows:---20 p. c. tobe paid with ap~

_ plication for stock, 30 p. c. to be paid on the lst July, 1914, and the balance 50 p. c. to be paid

on 15th August, 1914. .

SHARES $100 oo ‘

.'Our prospectus will _be out in a_ few days with fulfinformation, in the meantime write to -

any of the Provisional Directors or to the Canada Fox Exchange & Investment Co., Charlotte-

town for stock or information. ' _

BONANZA FOX BREEDING CO., LIMITED.

- . _ Murray Harbor, Prince Edward Island

he was confined to his bed but a very short tl.ms.` An industrious and lnoilensive member of the community, _having the good will of all and the evil speech of none. Ho -is survived by his aged partner who cannot in the nature of -things long survive him. For some time post they bake -_lived alone, much to the anxiety of

mittingand _faithful in their attes- tfons and in the giving of substan- tial aid fn-many ways. It is always sn iuvidious task to mention indivi- duals by name but the following are _entitled to most honorable mention: Mr. Henry Drake and Mrs. Drake, Mrs. James MacGregor, Mr. and Mrs. '-.W_ W. Crosby. He was buried on .dlhursday afternoon, -January 8th. _.the funeral - arrangements were car- ;-`,,q out-,by Mr. -‘lJ~.idsl_'t`s_ker Wright inf 'Chsrl`ottetown, in _his usual first pines style, there were over` 40 fel hs and about Go 0! his own set

A short service at the home 'for the

id , lille he in turn was 4 ' .

and can be ll°\\,!'°5 ‘lt 9" th' md' 'umm ° ug' 'WP' “umm” .nd etrlllrpm allrennt ‘rom the morning ser- P;-oy oitor-An English urtlst, Mr. Frank Oliver 1" b°°"°u”. in tm Maritime Pm' Plllélllitzgln 1:1 'tiny shop in the Ju- Hoe at Cornwall and frequently pres- Loyd qqxmnir-(sims Joseph smlthqon, an impostsr) Mr. W. 0. Whitlock ”°°°°' I lion-Lacroix alley in october, 1904, est is “ls °“°““‘¢ " ""-

Wns captain of a tug.

--G. E. "World."

“Brown,grey, navy and heather

gauntlet gloves, 50c, 60c, 1.05 all discounted now 25 per cent: Moore & McLeod. 3869-1-15m3l

_“Red, navy and black Gauntlet

mitts are here at 35c to 60c and

are now- discounted 25 ger cent.

Moore & McLeod. 386 1-15ni3i

“Boys knitted wool suits reg-

ular 2-95 for _2.21. _Get your boy one for playing in the snow

_ , up ds.

and around almost to the inet and 'Tis longer than a troop of boys . Moore & McLeod 3869_1_15m3i

Let loose at recess time to play.

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the neighbors who have been unrc- Burn’8 Anniversary

Under the Auspices of the Caledonian'$:Club. in the Pe0Pl¢S Theatre (Wonderland) Monday and Tuesday 26 and 27 Januar!

1. Scotch Airs, Bagpipes, Mcssrs.Duncn.n McDonald. -7-K-M°K°“”|°'A”' UB W MOLc0d

g _ .

2. Overture, Jean McNeill (Harrymudor), Orchestra. 3: Vocal Bolo, Hundred Pipers with0rchestrnl sccompnnimcnts, Mr. W-

J. Brown..

4. Harmonic Solo, Scottish, MasterMBl°0lm R095- ~

Quartet, Miggog Blnnohm-d_Bremner. Messrs Brown and Ilitchie. _- Highland sling, Mime Moc...-mask and M'=Ml"°°- ’

Vocal Solo, Bonnie Prince Charlie. Mi" LUCY B|“°°h'""l~

Xocal Solo, ((Harry Li1uder),M¥-a$1l€)l:_cEé!$___¢;’h-

nnie Laurie, Waltz Green W . - .

' ron Loon' ol- noosls MAGGREGOR

f°9°."S°.°‘

;.A nmmxrxo nrlsons IN 'rwo ACTS BY FRANK 0l»l"l°“

‘ onmscyrnns

Hugbie MacGregor-A young Scotch fe\'m°l‘. ill 1°" *ml

Jean Mr. Allen B. Gosh

“ta ii d been fre nent visitor _U |h 1_1-1| q g _ 1 1 ith Hughls, Miss Lois Taylor

Almanac shgild Qrove a. 1‘ll:‘le€ll° :|d¢\3'o»°°r"£:l’ J.: :gl-5:; dogg l:i(:in’lisd Iormed aagenuige liking for Jiang; 3°|‘::9;,::on_};ora;:~£ln§f n ova W Miss Maud Mcbcsn ml, w guy mile, OWU or G0 ll FY ~ '

y Jamieson--An old servant of Carmichael s, Ml' P0001' DOWN

ACT ONE

A room at the Csriniehaels. Hughle deilcs his lordship. Violin Bolo.

,,.,,,,”_ Th, ,,,,t,..,,,,,,, ,M ,,,,,,,,,,¢. _ 'rl-in sasr Mm Rm. iaonooolo.

ed by one mother. Day by day. bbw- ver, the number of mothers increas-

to u hudr b the nd

cd. rfslllx '10 10”' V0". and eight

'Ina meals cost seven cents apiece.

____ - ” ~ R u nckoned that the Wm of 8 fxlmlsnmn?

is the number oi the prsscrfp- bottle of sterflassd mlllk iefdst tl? Piles Cured in 610 I4 Days

s ' ‘ onlin-fn) _ ot in n : e

"N "Num" by ° "' agar; pn? notehinrsnd .there are YW* d“:’lf__°* 'lu “fum m°°°Y if

no formalities of any kind. No iii- PAZO OI MINT falls to cure any qiiiry is mode as to also l‘ell¢l0l;. at use of itching, Blind, Bleeding or sstlssslltv sr ms e sum ° ° l».o».n..ii..g min lo s ¢o la my.. ri.. Iss - . _ patron. _ To be s _nursing mother is _ we James Paton, Chairmen. Thomasll. lllclllllan, secretary.

ulivolmt to k im mul nom .“’-*""’“°‘“°“ °"°'E“°°°""'

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‘A portion of the old castle. Jean finds the long lost treasure. Produced under the direction of Frank Oliver

1.2. Songs ol Scotland, (Wstlol\),0rchestra: 13. Vocal Solo, My Laddle. Hr. 0.15. Ritchie.

14. Violin Solo, Grand Fanbssicslue Bells, Prof. Viniiiecomb.

15. Vocal Solo, Same as his Fath- el- did Before Him, \fr.Frsnk Oliver.

16. Ghillle Cullum, Miss Reta Mc Donald. » 17. Dust, Crooket Bawbee, llissLucy Blanchard, lr. W. J. Brown. ' 1|. Vocal Bolo, Miss l-Iasel Brem ner. Pianist Prof. Wstkis, Leader oiorchssrs, Prof.Vinnlecomb.Piper for

Dancers, Mr. Duncan McDonald. Plans st Jamisson's Drug Btors,’i'hui-_sdsy 22, 9 s. m. Reserve ts sue. and soc Doors open st1.so performance slisrp s o‘elosk.

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