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THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDTAN. - _

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~ ` DEC* 12;-‘.f<z 28. i010

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ACOAL

We _.beg to advise all parties

requiring Coal _for Domestic oi Steam purposes, that we have a _ good .suiilllll of Hard or Soi Goal in Stock for winter use, and 'will sell at lowest possible pnces by the Car~ioad, _m large and small quantities to suit purchasers. __ If you . require Coal. call and _see_ us, write or_ telephone us and satisfactory delivery will be made as required. '

BUNIAIN, sau s. co

dealers

- for P. E. Island

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Going Dec. 23, 24, 25. Returning

1917-. -

W. B. PURDY,

154 Queen St.

1.943-11-17Mtf.

_ to5`late`for Xmas trade.

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The Annual Meeting of the Share-

holders of the Upton Silver Black Fox Co., Ltd., will be held in the _Board of Trade rooms, Market Build- ing, _ Charlottetown- on 'Thursday evening the 28th day of December jrinst_1,' at tl1e‘l_io\ir oi 8' o'clock for the electiouof directors for the ensuing <year.' * _ ,,

E. R BROW

Paln’s

“Worst Enemy For Ovora Century JdHN80N’3_ lar Unhnenl

(Pi'lYSICiAN'$ PRESCRIPTION)

_Inland and Exlemal lisa

Soothing and Hedling for

coughs, colds, sore throat, cramps, chills, etc. ~

Powerful and Penetrating for

spruins, strains, bruise."-, cuts, swellings, muscrzlsr \

- rheumatism, etc. ;

MADE IN CANADA'

SOUTHERN KiNG’S EGG CIRCLE was held in Murray River, on Wednes-

lowing report was submitted by the

Mess-rs Serreabaugh, Brooks, Gid-

donation from the Circle in recogni-

Extracts were read from the Mor.-

ity, and rncreased volume of agri- cultural products is a national' ques- tion, and he who would call himself a loyal Canadian must get into 'line

the Empire. There must be no antag- onism between the different classes

A l M Au _ t work together for the- com Bridge, has received the followin

monmélsod of the mmol The oldiletter from her son, Pte. Joseph M

oillcers were ‘re-elected. Messrs Le- Ber; Machon and Periey Harris were elected to represent the organization .at the Central Association annual meeting. Messrs Sencabaugll and Liv- ingstone were appointed auditors.

:_ -. -I - . _ oovrluuleur llouse 5 , . Secretary. .___

- : - _ 1137 11_01 - 23,44 '3384'?~2'13M_“~ His Honour the~_ LIEUTENANT-

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GOVERNOR will be AT HOME to

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- gentlemen who may desire to calll on

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; ~ DIARYOF-EVENTS

‘ - ' T0-DAV. ._ Patriotic Relief Com. Meeting at 10

._ ml Q- . .. _ ,.-¢- - ..

City Magistrates Court 9 a. m. Princé' ‘Edward "The'atre~ 3.~ 7 and

8.46'p. m. T »

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1 »'am'nns '

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_|uc|<|NNoN'-.-At--narnseune, not 50, on Decemher'15th. to'Mr. and Mrs.

John W. Mckinnonrs daughter. Con- gratulations.-=Q. __ . _

or-.413-nraorrs' '-

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ulwoot1-L6Ne.-`- Ar spells 5, -nach.. on r>e¢.,sn1. 19101. nsglsfra

we 93# 3@

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'r1¢e_Inn=` or Caldarr. Alu. ' -'

1 . DEATHS

'UNI' Billlllflt. stftlre residence i` 111-; 2:2. ...n“.l:.l'-....11 lard- mrmhrly or P.. m..r'usn0. Wm'

' .1 . 9! R_0N- an the P. sl. rl 0

§_o$&oa December mn,

" ` orly Miss Caro

'Mx ,after a protracted ili- DI1- Virldg. 29th lust at 8 n. rn..-,asm-that onarmlurig Par- ldnot r. G. _D. Wright, Km; -N*fl..t0i-Who.-P.oo|llo's -Uomotry.

Atl-i`b.|.t1*'.'|'llI'o= i'-_ HAv¢ _nor asm'

\ ,. .-. _ -, 4 __' ,__ __ _ !‘-novo written theme- keen and snr

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I 1. ' -tihml -choilonginll 1-new-to-.l¢h¢.r' -- . .

-__ ' _ ` nloriton ire;

_ .' all dllnncol.-.to he kept dnb- uri. in me

I . lin »_ 2? _

_id 'ru _'ig 31.17 ‘ 19.11 0.40... 13.00. s F ’

-.“.‘l¢a'.'_'&%,"¢f»m1i1i ._ _ N65! l o‘-nlldolortodnnoil-\' incen- I ' “Wh” ' 5°"“°"‘

When you want producing

‘ f ` c. IT. FERGUSON Marshfield No 2 York R R

400-10-4Mtltl Jany 4th.

§ lligh Grade Feed

an \\\\\v1u1unl1v3s\\\

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l.ow Grade Prices

We have on hand a ful

stock ofz-

Choice Timothy Hay,

No. 1 white and Black Oati, C r a c k e d Oats, Cracked C o r n, Bran, Wheat, Oiicake Meal Molassine Meal, Poultr Scratch Feed, also No. ~ “Labrador” Herring i Barrels, 1-2 Bbls. 1 Bbla. or by the dozen.

Phone 441 J.

MacKie' & Nelson Opp. Davis and Fraser Grafton St East sheu\ls\\\n\mmmmumr1

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Synopsis of Canadian Nortlnves Land Regulation

lun-_-O ` s family or my mln om

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. ' Private Secretary.

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E ___ ___°.__24_ _,L23 Ayréhires Write 01' Call' A1' 'rl-is Ho1'El.s. '_ - is- 0| °~°§ Orders taken for calves._ - v,,,,,,,,_

Mr. and Mrs. Reeves, Toronto; (T.

F. Morrissy, Tignislr; Dorninict Ar- senault, Gloucester, Mass.

Revere:

R. A _ Taylor, Sulnmerside;

if///[[[@\\\\\\v/$714" Frank Macdonald, Vernon River; A. 9 L. Wheelan, New Glasgow; T.

Blanch, Bangor.

RED CROSS APPEAL.

» Charlottetown, P. E. I.

December 20th. 1916.

in accordance with a proclamation

by His Honour, the Lieutenant-Goven -nor, s public meeting was held at Charlottetown, on the 10th. inst., to take action in response to an appeal made to the Empire at large, by Lord' Lansdowne. President of the Britishi Red Cross, for a collection in aid of the Society’s funds similar- to that -ta- ken up last year on Trafalgar Day.

This appeal has the support of the

Dominion Government and the Cana- dian Rell Cross, and, in order that all classes may be given an opportunity to respond, and make up a creditable return, a committee was appointed to further the success of a general meet- ing of ladies and gentlemen to provide ways ami means for oc-llecting for this purpose throughout the province.

The proposed meeting will be held

on Friday, Dec. 28th at 8 p. m., in the Provincial Building at Charlottetown.

Clergynren residing in Charlotte-

town are requested to send notice of the meeting and its purpose to the clergy ol their particular denomina- tions who reside in the towns or ru, ral sections, and to request their at- tendance., or that of substitutes, ao'

, ._ J

CAIPBEUIF At._D“M°p_ N_ Bu! '>'.,’_;`-_ ‘that every section of the Provinco_

may be represented.

The urgency of the need of assis-

tance to the Red Cross, which under the sorrowful fortunes of war is over- taxed in its widespread sphere' of use-, fulness. calls for present energetic and united action on the part ot dll classes and ereeds througlrout the Bri- tish Empire.

Your presence and counsel will con-

tribute very much to the success of the worthy object of the meeting, and you are most respectfully invited to

attend. -

On behalf of the Committee. ' - JOSEPH MGQAREY. ' _ ` Secretary.

3575-12-28MBthu2l.

P ° 1 s |

orlnfldl “rn olnggdl wood hriving nottioment oi Lewis, Lot 00. Thoro is aim s mill

2“_9*.“.l*'!‘!;

Q. 5. Es ao’

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Pinus mimics

” ' Nlxijlll

At 11 meeting oi’ the Patriotic So-

ciety yesterday. llyi, Dr. Fu-ilerton presiding, arrangements wsu: made as follows for meetings on 'l‘l\ursday January 4th. Tho' speakers for the Patriotic Fund are given ill capitals:

IRISHTOWN:

-speakers-'rtEv. nu. rUr.i.En- TON, Mr. G. S. lnlnau, Pte. Loc- kerbie. .

FRENCH RIVER: -'

Speakers- C011.. JENKINS. Col.

Davis-on, Mr. Holbrook.

Wholesale and Retail Coal _ ' A ,,,D`,AN HWER, `

Sening Agenfg fgf ~ Speakers*-Captain Campbell. REV.

' L J. J, MACDONALD, Mr. A. A. MC-

Dom1nlonCoalCoLtd Len M_ P_ _ ,

Phone404 sou'rHenN »<|Nc's EGG cmcu.E. MALPEQUE

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Ch ii0Wl1 DEC. 221111916 The annual meeting of the S eakers__ JUDGE S.I.EWAR.|._

Hon. J. A. Macdonald, Lieut. Strong.

CANADIAN Govfmiunu RA|lwAvs _ gg- D‘§gm"’g;f_°*”-Magfllgg *;;‘;=;‘,§‘§'_,‘;§,- Curran.

X A3 AND NEW YEAR HOL DAY the chair. After t e lou _.

5|"9|° FW" 9'3" F“"°- tine business was- disposed of the fol- U§_7_’t°_ak$}';?;(_;_RI1;::;,'_ (I'_;vir:\I;_L'TO‘\"

n _ 2 _ 1 _ 30, , _ 1. . - - n;§um?ngG§a?r§» ‘2,ec1917. 31 Jany g]:a';§ie‘1'91nd.r' K` Ferguson' ` "ORE RWE” _

Fi" end °f\° Third Total dozen' collected -12,090.3; Ex- SF’°““°""' DR' MCMILLAN' M"

G°"lB D°°-'21- 22- 23- 24- G°i“€ ir-as 38,012.9; N0. 1's 3,421.7; B10 W”“°" BW" D"' R°“'

Des 38- 23- 30- 31- Retllfllins Jelly- 3- 50.4. 'rorfu 42,090.8. value $10,547.05. GRANvm_E_ _

:_H69°12'_18M"'-1De°' 30- dings, and others spoke in culogistic speak_erS__ new Uma" Sin___S_____

~ lgilrggi °fv|:'g°`;;_f;'1;)_,%(;l;§t;’3f Mzmlkieg Mil. W. W. S‘i‘ANl.i§Y, Dr. J. 1'.

Murray.

Fox Food tion of his eiilciency as a manager. SyMMERF|'ELD:

Jllli Bl‘flV9d 81100191' CBI' 10811 Of C- treal papers commenting on the won- P. Se-kyrs 901101285 HOT” MBBLAIHO derful improvement in the quality ol Sp°ak°"°_ COL' MOORE' Mr* ‘$9-F1533 °f- F0! 13159013- F5980 Biff Island eggs since' the Circle orgauiza- J.°'m_°'s Paton' M' L’ 'A" Ml" E' D' cults contain an per cent ground meat tions Sta,-ted operating, 5te"w~ ‘

and bone. For the balance of the year, M,-_ Wm-_ Ken- was present and _ _

we are selling these Biscuits for Ge spoke of the pmgress of co-operative D91' m- work. The' question of better qual-

‘ -9 ` ‘ and do his bit to boom Canada ami ““`

Dixon, No. 177348. Canadian Grenu dier Guards. Franco: _

Nov. 25, 1916.

My dear mother,-~ `

Just a lline to let you know I go

wounded, but not a serious one. I gn

the morning. it was in a charge bu we look the trench and a lot of Gcr man prisorrerr-1. _

Tire Lord has been' ve-ry nrcreiful i

me since l came out here. We took trench about three- weeks ago an

ARE Will UARED FUR ..`.`..........

MP2 G€0l”il9 R Di-‘KOH F`0Tt\1ll'f'-‘ “We had shipmeuis aggregating

3 about 10,000' bushels on Wedneslal ~ and there will' probably' bc- a few

id '. s, ' rr l much clrance_oi’ getting many :more l because for one thing it is hard ti

wounded on the- 18th at six o'clock in- secure bout., and the potatoes are

t costing so much dowlr in the Prov

0 that tire- colnrnurrd here"

RED CROSS

Amount allready acknowledg 1

ed $1

7.507.93`

Mr-s. Malcolm It. MacLeod

Kinross 2.00 Mrs. Angus A.\ J. M.*.cLe'od, _ Kinross _ ' 2.00 Kensington W. P. A.. per

Mrs. Edward llrclr, Trcas.

(Nov. payment)

Balance proceeds--supper held

in Mt. Stewart, 0`ct. 26th,

1916, by Red Cross Soelaly, '

per Mrs. R. C. Clark, Tre-ns. 61.02

Miss Glocora McGrath. sale ' oi candy at concert, Mo-

rell -

Brookfield lied Cross, per

Mrs. Finley McKinnon,.

trc'as

Students Prince \Valefs Col-

lege, part proceeds bean supper. per J. Brow,

1 Esq.-

i. W. Green, Esq., Wheatley

River

` Net proceeds School Garden.

Prince St. School. City, per

J. il. Seaman, Esq., Princi- ' pal 18.10

Salo candy at recruiting

rrrrctilng at Morell. per

Miss G. C. McGrath

Tho Telephone Co., of P. E. l.

per H. M. VanBus.kirk,

Esq., Manager

Mrs. Chas. Acorn, Vernon

lliver

Proceeds New Argyle School

concert, per Miss Addie Macl\'eill, teacher' 42.00 Total to date ’ $18,006.15

D. A. M:1cKiNNON.

`Honor11ry Treasurer.

50.00

7. 00

25.00

` 25.00

7.00

4.10

250.00 5.00

Dec. 26th, 1016 . 3081. ` '

EXPECT INCREASE

' IN POTATO PRICE.

(Boston Gllobe, Friday.)

'instead of getting 150,000 bushels

of potatoes from thc- Provinces dur- ing the' next few days, as was sug- gested by one of yesterday morn-_ ing’s. papers, this market will not get much more than one-tenth of tha* quantity, according to William H. Ames, ol' the John Groves Company, which liar- been one of the lending concerns rn thc matter of bringing

and Prince Edward Island this se-:\ S011.

~ more shipments during the next feu

days that will probably bring thi total arrivals' to - 15,000 buslre`ls,’ fl Mr Ame. “but there-`ls ot

' inccs ihat there is very 'liillc mur-

gin ui` proiit for the use :it tho priucl'

y . li Mr. Ames added that 10.000 bush ll els was less than one-half dny's locq-Z

- I never not 11 scratch. so I ought t0 re-qulr-ements. and that even ir li

worry about me for I am no\v in

l am at the base yet, but think I wil he sent to England soon; so don' worry. l hope that you are all wel home. We arehsving ‘lots of ral here now.

Well, mother, i will write when get to England; so -i will close fo now. _

With lots oi love t_o al-l.

I remain,

your loving son,

JOE.

Tire Canadian Red Urol-is Soiziet oi' liouodn, have also forwarded a ‘let- ter to Mrs-_ llixon as i’ollowst-

Lonilon,,,S. W.

_ < Dec. 4, 1910.. Dear madanr,-

_’ r beg to inform you that Pte. J. M.

' _Dixon, No. 177.348," 87th Grenadie-r --how tn. rm an orchard of gmsghop.

(lua|'da,"wllo is now at thc Military pc,.__,_-» The mmm. mmwe,-cd hun,

llospitul, (lolcllcster, has been se`cn by our visitor, who reports his hav- lug received a gun shot wound in his side. He complains oi slight pain wherelthe bullet had passed through, but otherwise is we-ll.

You' may rest ass-ured tllat we shall

do anything we can to add to his hap- piness, visiting him regularly an

forts. We' hope to se-nd you good news. of him next week. Yours °truly,

nrmrnlcn éaannl-rrhn.

T0 CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY. Take LAXATIVE.. BROMO QUIN-

INE Tablets. Druggists refund' mon- ey if it fails to cure. E. W. GROVE'S

thank the Lord. Now. mother, don

good bed and lots to eat and drilrk.

“ arrivals on market prices may be

supplying hiim with. special com-

Y w-:re pcsr:-ible to bring 150,000 hush 3 ella hen, they_ would represent less

than 11 week‘s supply; for the currc-nl

I local demarul calls for about 40 cars l or 700 bushels each, or 28,000 bush 1 els a day. The effect of the recent

gauged from the fact that while thr-

I Prince Edward Island and New " Brunswick potatoes have sold at

$3.25 to $3.35 per two-bushel bail no charge being made for the bag Maine tubors have been bringing $3.50 to $3.60 tl bag, which- repro cents a rise in the latter' of 25 to 30c. a bag 'slung last week.

A SAD MISTAKE.

country editor to know respectively. "the best way of assisting twins through the teething' period" and

questions ialthiully but unfortunately. got thc names mixed, so that the fond iatlrer was thunderstruck by the fol- lowing advice: "lt your are unfortun- ate enough tc~ be plagued by the lit- tle pests, the quickest means of setll ing them is to cover them with straw and set the straw on iire.‘ "

The man bothered with grasslrop-

pers received this reply: "’l‘hc best way of treatment lb to give each a warm bath daily and rub their- gums _with boueset."

An Appiauded Theft

Siu:-\‘Vhut is' me-.rut by' stealing a

baso ‘

lie--Why, its sort of diamond rob-

signature is on each bog( 25c.

bery. ‘ . .

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3 Guardian Classified Ads.

Two oonta pergword for Insertion In this column, onecont po

word each continuation. Cash must accompany order.

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AGENTS WANTED.--T0 BELL FOR

"tho old reliable Fonthill Nurseri- ol.” We teach our mon to neil. lilx- porionco unnecessary: Highest Mmmintmls paid:/handsome hoo equipment. Stone It Wellington. Toronm. Ont. _

8278-1!-llillilthbec. 30.

- ll.E...WAN.1’§P-.MAL-I ,

BALESMENF- EXCLUSIVE LlNE

for city, town or country. Big earn- ings, guaranteed. Permanent all year Joh. No experience necessary. Write Lulre~Brothers. Limited, Mon- treal. 3445-12-il$M0i .

wmrno- Marv 'ro Tmolr cou-

trnct to cut 100 cords of hardwood' Apply R. E. White, York Point, Phone 37-L, Charlottetown. » ' -‘ 8678-12-lalitf

ro Llv. - _

Puvu. NuRaEa.- MAl.n AND Fi-

mnlo wanted ot tho Taunton State male wanted at tho Taunton State os. For particulars, address. Dr. Arthur V. Goal. Bunk. Taunton- Btotg Bo1pitsl,,Tnnnton, Ilan.

_ . 8101-4-iilltl. ,

ran ann.” $”""’, "

Fon sAl.z.--" I ' Nuiiaen 1915

young black and patch foxes. Apply 10 5ll\1\l0l Craig. 180 Queen street, Charlottetown or J. R. Munn, Marsh. fwldw ' ' 'ma-12-'10M¢r.

wAN1'l`§ ' 'nn-1

wANTED"COMr-‘ORTABLE "`°` ROOM ` with board in North-east part of city. Ar>l>Iy,x. ,Y. z.. sox 141. _

..._ <____3‘”2'_1”".‘lLlld-_

wmflln -MAN Ano wlrltrron,

farm work. Good wages and- yen;-ily, contract for rilhi party A ply to

'ro r.e'r- uousi WWH ZLL illo- .darn conveniences, 200 Queen St.

J. ll. nose. opera naming. , '

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Over the industrial activities that margin' of saiety has once been reach

are closely related to the war ,Eng- ed. could not the labor and resources land, like the other belligerent coun- be more profitably employed in other tries has drawn the veil of censorship ways? Re-cently._however, for one interest- Replying to that questiom British ing m0lI1e\1i2 lh0_V€il 1108' U06" lined- naval-experts.¢_old the American journ- An iljltelligifltt Bald NUS’-W01“i_\1Y Amefi' alist that the intention is' to produce a fan 0;lr_r_1_a sm _z;s_been permitted to navy of such overwhelming superior- , 215980 E S D U Will! Years 011 me ity as tp convince the German people Clyde. His account 0f_wh=1t he Sew at the end of the war that nayal rival- m';k°F' ‘NSY "¢“"t"_“S feadillg - ry with Great Britain .is my of the

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Amelita Galli-Curci

The marvellous new italian Soprano, whose singing

has captivated European and South Ameri:an audiences has just made her first Victor Records. '

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Beautiful Record by McCormack

"Love, `Here is My Heart" (64623), sings john

McCormack, to one of the most joyous refrain; that ¢v¢|- lhls genial tenor chose to sing.

Another Gluck-Homer Duet `

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Farrar sings “fl`he Holy City” ; Maud Powell

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