'Pf’NUA"RlY "'r1-lie 'ras siwe T 'l'!-IE"CHARLOT'I`E'1`0WN GUARDIAN FIRST OF ALL" PAGE SHVQN

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this your sad bereavement. Thai: Godii

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” ~ .csiinioirriowii i nur _oiiuivs couiviv.

- S ex a Poll" W’ on Friday evening. 01181429 KGDDBGY. Before returning

give you an immeasurably _..._ home they will visit, their uncle in , , _ _ _ _

'Iliere s a mill i Canada which is noted for the high grade

_ ‘ - een v o o ' _

A trial of of Robert snd Mrs, Todd. of services during the week of Pray-

-- < °' l” lm’ ml" 'ine “°"’l°“* W9” Nothin but su erfine Australian arn is used in these blank-

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h “me y ens’.!_]___E- _. _ fda Todd, Bradalbane, intend 'leavingl C “P gf=¢l¢ Of wifes. 1 few _ Ahbiss ssc viss'wiii ns e t p - _ .1 O e

‘ 'rent tr d ~11 ing game of the season at the Arena to visit the for_m.er’s brother, Dr.

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finer beverage worth many Thomas Gees of the Telephone llef-\'°lt. Ml°l1- fl

Company, Charlottetown, was a re- '

Mrs (Capt) 1. Msneiii of wood llelfl in 01° Zion and Central Chris g P y

Mayor Lowther, who has been on a

business visit to Prince Edward Is-

Rev. W. W. Brewer, pastor of Ex

co eewillproveit. - . , -

Mrs. H. J. Phillips, Charlottetown ll1° Subject was Our Country s Needs r - - Royalty. and Opportunity. There were large FWD qualities

MONTREAL ' - » _._» numbers present at both churches. .-

is Y V s l A l V )and_ .made B record trip home from . mouth Street Methodist Church, cele; 6 X 4 $4

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PACKED' “' ‘It cure to bu! ll* ull' l"°““°°' . l‘ R' Ci m°Rai'§'ssrSiiiii' if bsliiiugiieii .FD I .B I _

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E Bi igifzligizg lixw §§:;1::=§!_thb§§;°m°;f;§f ,ifl‘M‘;’;Ph;'°"§nf,°“§,_‘;‘§_°°w‘jYH§f:mo'§_ _ cts and we sell them to you with every confidence in them.

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[N ONE. ‘ _ _ ____ from Sydney h

AND Two' ` Miss oiiristis Teac, nrsasibsns, is hueihwe triv-

» E A POUND CAN ` vmu" her igfsniifathor' samuel ,Mill Sadie Kennedy and Miss Chris-_ - _

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v hs 0 sn in the near future for New .York city & ' I

t"“°5th°°"“`“°"P°“dll“f° e isit r t Brsasihane, the guest LHB* "thins sommeucedthe series blankets they turn out. That’s where we obtain ours.

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IS ‘ .» Summerside today. It was just four mated his sixtieth “““l"°l"51“`Y yes- 5 7 ' e ',,',{w));~. l hours and twelve minutes from the »*_l”‘l5Y- -' A BUPPCF 111 hifi h0u0r was .60X 78 500 ~ 62 X 78

time -that ns isle snmmsrsids until sive" et the _ home of Rev. W. if-_ 6 X 82 600

'gg ns isnesa st Amiisrseststisn. Hs vests to which ali ins Methodist 4

di M C ministers presented Mr Brewer with 68 X 86

for Boys`

Sent post paid anywhere for $ 1 .00

QT' _

W. W. Weiin

- jewellei .

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_ _ came via the steamer into to ape _ .

’ \ - a dress suit case. Rev. Mr. li

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6.85 70 x 86

- Tormentine.-Amherst Exe. ._ _oss Per Pail. _

f _» 1.- _` ~

£._i___

read verses of his own composition,

_$4 50 5.50 6.50

7.50

per pair x

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/ ' i \ Arsnibsic Msciisss of on ri test- “liable to the occasion nev H I -

I - / \ own. head of the mm Of1_°Mac_ Thomas in a my doquent addrcfil Scarlet with Black border 64 x 82 $5.85 nth

‘ _ Lean and Co., Charlottetown is in Ol! _behalf Ol fY1€I1<lS Outside of the

the city-_ M,-‘_ Mmmeanfs firm has a minlstry,'presented Mr. Brewer with '

large branch store at Whitney Pier, U- Purse wuiaiuing $60 in gold. Mr.

and evidently finds business good, lffhwer has been pastor of Centenarv e S -

b 5 ,f , for they have purchased a lot of land l-llllfillli this city, and also of /’ f- land wil build slarge new store next Chllrcllei Bt FF€<1€I‘iCfL0u, Chatham

\ _ spring. Mr. MacLean returns to Char- _and Marysville.-St. John Exe. `~- lottetown in the course of a day orl WWE- Brew" and Thomas are form- __ M 1113 , _ ‘

A __ ."2 _ two.-Sydney Exe. ir-pastors of the First Methodist ` V V

sssseaeim-@sev=selmzai-°-is ' lVlen’s Photos

Ouruhotcs f i' men are diri-

tinctly sur-erinr. The pose is natural und uiiiiffects-.d,ihe ll'»- ish nworlt ofnrtanilthc mriunl- : l inglend~ntouchoflisrmoiiymd _ , beauty that cannot he excell-

ed.

Ullll in 101110' und see the som-. ‘

plestaud arrange foran appoint- ' i lllffll .

The Cook Sfudio ,_

I ____ - Y _ _ 7 . ic.; .6-3. ID To the Electors of Ward Tw: l

I lieiewith pre-cnt inyself as i

candidate for Councillor in tl.: coming Civic Elections to rcpre

Sclit Ward Two. _

I ask your favorable support and _,

pronii-e if elected to give my be~'- attcution to the needs of the Wan as well as to further llie best iu l tcrest of the ciiifens l

Respectfully Yours, . ` ‘

R. J- LEDWELL, M_I“. ill

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A G00l) lillliiillfli

Millionllollars in New Btisi- l

ness for the year igii is the record of

The North American Life

Assurance Co,

J. K R055 Provincial Manager _

for P. E. I and Cape Breton 1

i-gitsdrlf

fill

An increase' of over One ill;

if`"f"i

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is learned that the French are go to take another step forward to h Branch an official language in Ca

ter general, is work-ing out a

for French stamps, or rather to h all stamps hi-lingual. The propos to have the word centimes a.DDear the face of all stamps aspromine

ly as the word cents appears. Beyo

of the stamp will, remain unchan

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_ active during the past week, thou ' the usual lull after Christmas we

L has been experienced. Many of

_ ; prominent starts have started

“ 5 usual stock-taking in preparation

- another year’s business. The pg,

e r has been a ood one for Char-

Ruhber s af if i‘§;i:zr;:..m°:;::::if:...:“i..::':.,;‘:i:

. ' l encsd retrogression. The New Year'

e lowest Prices if

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full of promise and is being entered

` For the past few days J.A.S. Bay-

for st

spirit of hopefulness.

upon commercially with a general

Om' Pflceslll rubbers can' er, Photographer, city, has been x-

notbe beaten On the Island _ hibitiiig in his show window on Gr

and quality considered they -

fire without an equal.

The cheaper grades are

splendid values but to those who want a maximum amount of strength. durability- and comfort we would recommend the better lines---they are - worth every cent they cost'

ton Street a number of heauti

hand cotored photographs. These h v i been gr ntly admired and most cer- l tainly merit: all of the praise which

has been so lavishly bestowed upon

5 _:£3.-

Bayer who employs s. special hand

' most pleasing. In this line .of work

artist and proper colorin to suit

A nsspateii from ottawa says;-i-Ert‘m;f:3_;h;ty;f 6;-recent demons _ if I Y

ve the Moncton Times has tus feiinw-

a ,. na, lug! Wednesday's election in Prince

da. Hon. Mr. Pelletier, the- postmas- Edward IB_l““‘l ls llkelv lo bf* the lflui-

~ . ~ plan ever held in the Dominion of Canada

ave under the system- of open voting. The

al island province has never adopted on the ballot in provincial contests and nb each qualified person on gniiigi into

‘ nd the polling booth simply

the addition of the word the design “mlounced the °5“‘ll‘l*lt¢ 01'

d_ candidates of his choice

and his name and vote were thus re-

Trade in this cit has been fairly C-°rd°_id' ,l-’“del` lhls System if WHS

_ gh possible in _any'e`lection to know the

ek exact standing of the different randi. the dates at different hours of the day, the und it is easy to see that sucli rf

-'The new Premier has promised ss

ab, ehafe during the winter by the use of ¢u1|lVfscKinnon's Witch Hazel Cream,

e 'lhe most soothing, healing and pro.

them by the hundreds who eiiamlncd| G"0» and Kt. Sts. dtf. them. The work is done by Mr.i' _____ _ _ __

process and the results obtained are!

individual taste on the part of the ‘

Men’s rubbers, 58c to . . .00e Women’s rubbers 392 to. .70¢ -

Boys' rubbers 50: and.. ..65c Misses' rubbers, 38s and. .45c

Cliildren’s rubbers, . . . . 35s if

i- - 'm--;_ - -

Alley £3 Co ‘ .55 Qiissn siren. '

ilE'i‘Ti-Jus or CoNDoi.s:NGE. [ll

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The following letter Cf condolence

has been sent to Brothers William and Otis Pound, Frcrlerictoiiz Where- as it has pleased Almighty God in His all-wise providence to remove from you your kind and loving broth- er. we the members of Refuge Divi- sion wish to extend to you our deep-

DR A. B. REID Dl£N'l‘lS'l‘ Office Hours 9 -1 and fl-ii Over Jenkins ft Son NEW PROWSE i-BLOCK

~- lfdrtf Char ottatown P.l'l V

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est sympathy on this sad occasion who at the time was but in the prime of youth though now silent in death. Kind words arc imavailfng but we commend you to Him who do- eth all things well. He alone can bind up the broken-hearted and our sincere prayer is that we may all meet in that Circle Above where sor- row is never known and where love and harmony reign forever. Signed on behalf of the members of -Etefuge Division: Mrs. Garfield Stevenson, Mrs. Howard Weeks and B.H. Rack- ham.

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us ._ - without doubt they best all round Family Flour on the Market today.

a bbl of Royal Stuart from

“Royal Stuart” Flour

ioo Bbls of this extra fine Flour t received from the Mill It is

_ When you want Flour again try

Beer fs? 4 Goffs

The following letter of condolence

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has been sent to Brother .fohii L. H. Weeks and Sister Mrs. Weeks: We the members of Refuge Division tender our heartfelt sympathy to you in

has seen fit to take unto Himself one! of His jewels, your little daughter ‘Evelyn, we know that love broken here shall he unbroken in that land of light where death shall never enter `and our prayer is that vnu may long, 'he guided by His grace so that when` 'the call shall come you will be pre-‘ pared to meet loved ones gone before and to each other tell that Jeses heel dons all things well. Signed on be-‘_ .half of the members of Refuge Divi- sion: Garfleld Stevenson, Mrs. How- ~srd Weeks and B. H. Rackham. Com- -mittee. '

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COLD WAVE CAUSES _ DEATH IN MONTREAL

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MONTREAL, Que., Jan. 6-With

i one death and scores of frost bites treated at the city hospitals to mark its advent. a bitter cold wave, which hurled temperatures down twenty- five points, within s, few hours, swept in from the west last night.

This morning temperatures far be- low the nero mark, ranging to minus

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-%_, ’ ' 5c Peopie`s Theatre. Tonight 5c_,_-

l°"°°---.. i 'gr _

We :irc now showing the vel'Y

latest in cnlord photos, which we giuirnnfve not to f`:idc. D0 mil fill to see ifieiii al

The Bayer Studio -.

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' the different subjects are necessary

and Mr. Bayer has evidently combin- ed both these requirements in secur- ing the splendid effects shown.

Something over a' month a.go` Mr.

and Mrs. Humphreys were in Monct- on on their way to Halifax. Th v were on a walking tour and after "footing" it to Halifax they took steamer for the Old Country. From o.

is taken: "In the picturesque attire of the Wild West, Harry and Mrs. Humphries, who have undertaken to tr in 48 000 miles' in 48 months,

four days in advance of their sche uled time, for the mayol"s seal to be attached to their papers. Starting from New York in July last, they have already traversed 5,000 miles. They proceed to the Anti- podes," ~

The Presbyterian Ministers' As-

sociation, 4New York, lately cele- brated its serni-centennial at 'a luncheon at Hotel Savoy, Rev. Mal- solm Mclieod, D. _D., a. Dalhousie graduate, a native of Belfast. P. E. Island, who labored as a catechist, one summer, in Cumberland County, was present and gave an address. In speaking of the _ gigantic task before the church and the tremendous rc- sponslbilitles involved in her great mission, he depreciated- the many de- visions in the church-, citing as an argumentin favor of cooperation upon _the part of demonstrations a snmll community in Missouri where he ,be- gan his ministry in which there were three organizations representing as many churches of the Presbyterian church where there was room for ori- ly one: Such wastefulness of energy, men and money he conceived to be a sin.-Presbyterian Witness.

df d twent showed the inten-

lll In y.»

sit; of the wintei°'s fnltisl effort, and marked a dropof over twenty points from yestsi-doy’s hlzlieet thermome- ter achievements.

An undentffled mos sixty vears old found huddled and frozen stld ln the_ doorway of St. Jesu Bhvililn MBP* kat, furnished the drst victim of thel

finding difficulty in maintainink * mhednle off the frost rail!-

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Over Prowle Bros.

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o0M“ANbER ROPER RETURNS - low Millie Became _sn The Lighthouse- by the

` --~ ii S Aefreas _ . _ Sea

o'r'rAwA, one., ass. s.-cemmss-l ,pu f~‘_i»|»\-r, who for the bait two' yssrs hu' seted as chief of the naval staff of Canada, will sever his con- nection with the Domilllbll llhvlll

Nice in six weeks, and return to

recent London paper the following!

\|_ ::Our Guaiacol Emulsion is 5 fine _ “B"‘ll"'»0|ll§="¢ '-\'¢“°m°“¢E

_ old standard remedy-a great flesh ¢ og (0 -our 95

'F""'-_ :T producer-prescribed for either child- ' and hgingthem ,DSM when tyhw

_ren or adults who lack flesh or _ troubls ,.m,_ W, our bu_,,,e,,,,

"strength For long sta/ndiing coughs, fu help reu-

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. 0wN» D M D r l seas ve .

J B BR liesfui-ii‘¢iii\l€s~diOui-oiisuiiiiogiiilgx usrii G F

DENTIST is better than any emulsion they

system operated in favor of the party in power, as well giving men who possessed ledger or other influences ull unfair advantage and turning wav- ering voters to the stronger side.

one of his first measures a ballot law which will bring Prince Edward into line in this respect with the other provinces of the Dominion.

IZKBGD your skin soft and free from

tectiye lotion on sale today, Keep n bottle in the home. 25e a bottle. The MacKinnon Drug. Co., Cor. Gt.

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E. -i mi

iiih

af the Arena

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presented themselves nt the Notting- _ ' ' ham town clerk’s oflice yesterday, u= I

d- ~ _

Admission, _Skaters 25c

Promenade \0c

Groc c r Gr

We have a large stock of stockings from 5 to $2. Our confectionery consists of everything needed for your New

Year supplies. Moirs chocolates s specialty. Als » nut fiidge.

L. A. Haszard

afton bt. ,_

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Aoi-:Nrs wAi~|1'i;n '

SMART YOUNG MAN WANTED to i handle our samples in Charlotte- town during his spare time. Liberal commission. References wanted. Charlsnd & Co., Window Blind Manu- facturers, Lauson, Levis, Canada. _ ___ _#________1_-_1‘_i<l6iDQ.

WANTED SALESMEN, exclusive

line, permanent big earnings

guaranteed, no experience, ten vacan- cies. ' Write Luka Brothers, Limited, Montreal. 12-4d21_nos_. _

__e°AePs5>;rA~'f;v_`

‘X/IANTED, boarders (gentlemen - lpreferred). Apply to Mrs. Geo. Douglas, 138 Hillsboro St. 1-5d6lpd_

FOR- SALE

.WANTED, ladies who can de- ' vote a little spare time after- noons or evenings to making; nioney. Address, C.H.l.C. Guardian Ofhce, Charlottetown.__P. E. I., 1-2dtf.

WANTED, girl for general house- _ work._Apply at this office.

12-l4dtl.

MALE. HELP

vVAN'l'l<jD, gentlemen who can de- * ` v0€e s little spare time after- noons or evenings to making money. Address, C. H. I. U. Guardian Office, Charlottetown, P. E. I., ___ l-Zdtf

\v.ANTED, men to learn best busi- ` 1, ness in the' world, barber trade. Can hsve shop or earn' big wages. Few weeks required. Constant prac- tice, tools free, always sure employ ment. Write for particulars. ki. l. '§i'cen, Barber College, 734 Main St. St. John. N. B. ` 12-lldlm

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K. J. MARTIN, B. A - Barrister Notary Public- ebb _ Money to Loan.

_gmirifaia lainie -Charlottetown.

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iA.W.R. AlT|fEN,V .S,l)\/D

fGiJAimiAN ctiissirii-zo Ass.; ' G

Veterinary Surgeon ®. Denfi.

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ou on. ana a un _ . _ . ' ary

Dental Collet-e, lJei,ro_it,_nlich il. :_ A. Office-Mo arf-.ii Building. lately occ sd by .Hr Fraser. phone lf. residenci- Montuzue Hotel Phone(

Diseases uf the teetha specialty, and

eveiithinz pertaining io the veterinary and vet dental profession

Graduate Ontario Veterinary (elle

L d C d d Llalruii, \etf-rin

. A Montague. P E. I.

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6®@@k*)®@®@OWU. DR. A. A. LECKIE

* (Govemmenl Vefev*"i-:ry Inspector) é' ELDON HOTT-L Phone 289L A -5drwif _ _

also

DR. CLIFT _

Specialist -Chronie-- Diseases

Purdy Siaiion

Sdiifrion _'

Warburton (lil .Shaw

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Wesichesier Cc. Y. _

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Your Eye ,Sight

is pernixyas your most precious possess oii, '»|)oy.iirl1 rarely n_o- oreclsied until it is lost or in-

i ir-d. ‘The delicate structure of the eve iiemoncls the most careful

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grovwn lsn)d llllrfdfie kS|i>lti‘::il:‘l'lst. have ever “sed E A _leweler-Opiieiau

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° 0 min mu v ii. Foster, Central Dru. ... _ .. ae _ - """""""""""' _

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one fat ox. R. L. Day, York.

_B as good 'as new, and good set

ply W. Stood, Highfield, P. E. I.

_ _ _ lo LET, 0

____ ______________________l7lld3lD<l~if I Block. Offices on Second llo

WOR SALE driving sleigh Nearly suitable for business and on third f

l'6<l3l\'><l- .D Prowse Block. Possession

` CR SALE two newly calved~i:`A :T __ Y N

Ecows. One Guernsey, one Poly l _ _

`r'_1 " " _` _m'c_eB _ in” new Prom Jffices in Cameron Block, Cbarlntieto

of lodge meetings, etc. L. E. Prowse.

' OUBLE OFFICE TO LET,

'FARM Fon sable at iyloreu S

tion. ~ One of the best parts

tion.-H. D. McEwen, Morell.

the county. About 80 acres. Near GROCERY STORE and house,

l11UBS8l'!11\1d. BGB lI1al1lll`°» °l1e9B° and let, corner of Kent and Hills Cmrm te,_,_,,,n P starch factories. Good dwelling bow 3t_s_ Apply to _}_ A_ M00 e, " ' house and out-buildings. Terms easy 220_ Kent SL 11.13d¢_|_ HOTEL “xv” SWICK

and price right. Telephone connec~ r ,O LET bi?s"t*o‘r;'Tm Queen S,"

ta- once. Apply to W. B. Prowse.

si *_* ______s-isa

ni.-ar market and other publ

_____l`._l_`<l‘!_&l-l?_lL3l-l’

. -ANTED, middle-aged woman

with entrance from Queen St. ~I~'l

for

°‘ i. J. Yi-30. M. D.

hhriiess. Chandler & Rcdiiiu-1-6d3i. ___- _V __ 12-27d2W- , _

ITOR SALE, registered Jersey Bull, VDO LET, house No. 122 Upper Phylluul ind s|lfg¢0|\ _ _ rising three years old, winner‘ Prince St. Apply |31 Gre

four first prizes and sweepstakes. Ap- George St._________#______}9;Z§QH_ phone 310,; _

‘“ Ifo. Munson. ice. w. is. snn*rL'a

McLeod Qi Bentley --

tf. tg Barrister and A _ Offices-*Bunk of N

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lgzdnwpdl buildings- HB9 lol- 0! land ill l`°l“` gllit?us.`f?é'dyiiigliggbnxiffifhdiatdsfcirmgismuungd.

il andkiguriictsundedIbydeéegmit shaded trees

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DR 0 Den ut ` 0 il*-f»i`li‘~5§il`-"im-»-<5*-fl”-'-== Two Reels of Pictures S

will feed it in good shape.

If your laugh emifer' is sluggish this Nothing so beautiful as the een, this

film is excellent.

' ILLUSTRATED

BG British navy. when the naval bill of

' THE MeNAMARA CASE

.sa Lscriinsn _

Liberal overnment went into ef-l V .

th0 K 0 nn! _ "ff °°":.°l.?.2S°§.§‘..£2§‘l.?€_‘l‘I.°..ii.i.-.1 B p,.,,f_ _]@,.¢,,,,a;, 5a,._.,f,e1d

Tours? to Canada for two yoarl- Tilt y

4 ‘ Q O I C U U 'ri-sms .se trolley wi 1" Me! *"° d1°*'§,_;f°", “,§’:, °§,§f,§“;'f, ,m2r°,‘Il_‘ America°s Premier Lecturer. Educational. Thrilling. Pathetic

men er omcer.

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`vANTED at once girl for gene-

rsl housework in small family.

Apply 16 Kent St. 1-6dtf.

WXIANTED, girl for general house- _ work. Apply at 145 Euston Street. 1-3d6lPd-

Bari-intern. Ailorvicyfw, Notary Public. Etc

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ag, Residence '

193 Prince St.

at-law .- mherl

si lib; ” fe éis

Moncton, N. B.

' theLarges and Best Located liotel n

en r l housework. App-.ly 76 . . .

osssngstisiit. 1-scales WANTLD "__, ll'feLean_ ®. Mclimnion

-Am-sn, 1. o. s. nssi-_-irssiiins Bar risiera, Afforneya-at-Lew

‘W or complete Commereiali 41éow- i<...w" Block, _ Charloifetown

est prlce.__M._C bundle n.

winter months. Apply 8*- G“i1l`

W.-

Wlme - P---° °° fm 'gf George- W. McPhee lan- 12`z7du' Barrister and Attorne -at-law

Oiiices-Bank of N. ra. Chambers tuharlutietown. P. E. Island.

ries 'oi crimes.

Mabel I-lite, the clever little come-

dienne and late star of "A Certain Party," will make her first appear- ance this sesson at B. F. Keith’s Theatre next week in a new act writ.- ,ten especially for her, in which she is assisted by Thomas Molly. Miss Hite is appearing this season without the assistance of her husband, Mike Donlin, that mighty batsman. S110 sings a number of songs written by herself. including “You'rc Going to Lose Your Husband' If You Do, I Really Hate to Talk About `lVlyself, Get s Girl From the Emerald Isle. and Billy’s Very Good to Me. Miss Hite will incidentally wear some of the most wonderful dress creations seen in Boston this year, designed by herself, that are bound to turn every ‘woman in the audience gi-een with envy. Joe Welch, the famous Hebrew and Italian character comedian, re- turns with new songs and stories: and a newcomer will be Little Lord Roberts, a tiny mite of humanity who is, despite his limited size, a verlta-ble pocket edition of Beau Bi-iimell. Lord Roberts' sings and dances in the most amusing fashion, ‘making his entrance from a tiny crib clad in a pair of cute little pa- iamas. Other big features will he Haydn, Borden and Haydn. it really d‘f"erent rathskeller trio with songs, dniiees. snd planolsms; - Covington and Wilbur in nn original prnteaii nlavlet entitled The Parsonave; Rich- ards and Montrose. the college hcv nnrl the athletic girl; and the 3 Jo- szttvs, European roinedv nerobnts.

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A GH/\S'i".v nnvfmi-‘.

MUIIDER IN NEW YORK.

Nmw YORK, .fan-. 8-A case of

double miii-der was found in :in East sirls house todav. one of_ the most shocking since the Giilldensupps dis-

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B. ir. i<Ei'rH's 'rHEA'rRs_ msmnsrmsnt ima Jack the Ins;-sr ss- DIL JOHN Lp DWELL, M, |)_

Rici mend Street,o[.-points St. Pnul'l Church

1 F tt msn, 80' ears of , . _

anfiahics ilifdf 72 yearyis old. :ssc _-_fillrfunn W °r"`kt°3P°m

found dead in room No. lui, Nor- .!..§.!.,1.,i..1..l,,;..i,1.,£,,;.,;..i.,!..‘.;.!..§.J.

folk Street.

The bodies were terribly mutilated. J_ MacMi||‘n The police believe the uged couple ,

in Ms

were practically tortured to death

1110 VB OI' 0 C D18 ‘ _ .\ ` the Futterm;.§'s victimsdof religigus l ,,_|§{`,fif,`.'},`,f‘ 1 blilf fi. _‘riff fanatics- 8"* WCW WP Kas es i--;-°f-f.~f°f‘°i°'i"i"l"f-l~f~l-f°f°'i‘°l~l-°i°'i°~ across their faces and bodies and the L

wrists were both terribly mutilated

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oi.. oi the innii i~ bciiig torn from the UNION SERVICES

The m:\n's abdomen was ter

socket. ‘ -

lv ~-l-ish-»d and thcrr- were cuts run-

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the police to believe they were _i

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M F "F 5 dldress by Rev. A. F. Newcomb.

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alive and death actually was cause

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WEEK OF PRAYER. ,___

(January Sth to 12th,1912)

Tuesday Evening, Baptist Church Subject- The British and Foreign Bible Society. Ad-

M A and Rev. D. McLean.

bl' ' ~ " . . tiired the skulls. The bodies bore Wednesday E"@I\l“K» 5'" Pam”

finger prints which the police ex-

perts have photographed.

MUSSEI4 MUD.

Schoolroom : Subject-The Awakening World and the Chureb's Duty. Ail- dress by Rev. R. G. Strathle. -

Grace Church: Address by Rev. J.

F. Floyd.

Dear Sir:-I nm mlvisen to aqiiyou Tbursdhy Evening, First Methodist

f ll th tteiition of the farmers Church: Subject-international Peace

o ca e a

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|of P. E. Island to the ndvlsab y of Movenients, Address-Rev, 'l‘. F.Ful-

lssekinz ways and means of diggln

and shipping the oyster shell depos-

¢ lerton.

Friday Evening, St. James' Church:

lits. nf which there are large beds in S“bi€°l5-'U10 Call 10|' P¢I`S0\lBl Flllfllr

can have it as cheaply M p0Sslble a

_St_ Peters Bay, so that the farmers fulness in Christian Service. Address

L by Rev. J. Heaney.

me usiiwsy stations iiisns tus uses Pe°i>1°’s Church 1- Addieee-Res Z- of the Railway. We would suggest if- F8Bll-

that the Farmer‘s Institute take un

Services commence promptly at 7.30

lun- miitter hy senillnz delesatee from p. m.

the districts interested, and first. t

, _ ing to hear from others interested this important. enterprise, I remain,

Yours, etc..

J. R. COMPTON.

hlorell, P. lil. I.

'Janiinry 6th`, 1918.

o An offering ,will be received st each

irvss¢,isst.- the siisii hens and the service for the P. E. Island Hospital. W-.cet wav of insdlng it on ears. 'l‘i-ust- less" expenses of Ministerial Associa-

n Y-4011.' ‘

- The offering on Tuesday evening will be for the work of the British and Foreign Bible Society.

Everybody Cordlally Invited.

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