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open their institution here on 28th Inst. Ofllcers of Grand Lodge will at-

ceremonles with their asslstancsr They will furnish the progmmme for the evening and make all happy for H

-INSTITUTE MEETING.- The '

brooke on Jan. 20.-There were 27 &

Dirclisaa with Enf1lazslSo»dalVa|a¢lo 'saga

Salllvarvwhan. la\snaa.5ai_ '

to be an exchange of ideas on simple ce dinners especially for Sunday.

511 1- _ 1-I I I _W .members of the Maple Leaf Institute

O Q O , _

I 'kering, Sherbrooke. on Jan. 20

, The lollowing programme was well

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.ailiht-ii :ii .fic ~;.;! Ioiiizfil i~»r \\.'ir-l .\timl»t-r _i -li ilii- -:itil city, :iiirl oi' tlircv jTt-r-f1::- :i» -t-rar zi- twiiiziirlii tbiitiriltiieii in thc =fii<l Critiiicil for \\':ir»l .".`~, 5 iii the -:aiil uit) ; l»t-iiig iii all :i .\lny¢»r :iiifl liiglit Coin-

:i1r.~'1 ('f»ii:i-.iliiit-:1. re-tirc<c:ilii1;_{ llic City :t~ I'ollo\\'~:

` ' .\`uii1licr (lin-_#Into Cotiiicillor

'l`i-.'o-é-(liic Councillor pri Tlirt-c<-(lite Councillor 0,- l"ritir&--'l`i\'o Couiicillors C0 .,._.C _ , .

.LGF \`. I1l'Il For \‘\.>ftr<l For \\`:tr|l ifur \\':irll .Vrir \\.':irrl

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I S- llirct Cotiiicillort

WILL BE HELD th

ONW ' fr

-- 1 -VI. -

-PUBLIC OPENING -- Caldwell cling ll Ullfdlll AUDI!! lil BIIIIIIIOI-

Lodge. L. 0. L., Kensington will gm., .'

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tend and participate in the ceremonies d 5 "lou lu-gt of dedication. The members of the gagulrms one y . ‘ y

Charlottetown Lodges with their lad- “_ “_

ies will be present and grace the ry menide, 6099-1-24-lui

coming. All interested in the good Bam work of such associations are invited. _|_ _p_

Rest \\`omen’s Institute met at the P- G3“de'- *ho has bee" emPl°Y°d m home of .\lrs. George Pickering. Sher- the

members and visitors present. in 5°1?$m-“D f_0l' lhe [lest seven years, has ,ho absgnu. of me p,.,-_.Sidem_ ,he vm., resigned his position and leaves short- presidr-ni occupied the chair. Ii was I5' f°, ,]g,.,,_.|,,d 3, ,his meming ma, ,hp |n_ position of manager for Messrs Arsen-

siiiute pay the amount due on ' the ‘Wh Sh,-.Y-brooke 50500] for repair-s_ The l)l'8l1Ch Bl0l’8 which lhey DBVB recent- work that this Institute plan on doing ‘lf

this month is the making of 6 quilts MCL aiid 20 pairs of socks. The next Ga" meeting will be held at the home of ““_d

.\lrs_ Henry Walker, New Annan, on men S I "°“S_ 0"( I *F “W” .35 Thursday' I,-eb_ 1-; 3, 2 p_ m_ Subject county who will wish him every suc-

rf-gular meeting of the Travellers -cHA~GE oF P°s‘T|°N'_M' J'

with their friends held a very enjoy- able social at the home ol Mrs. Geo. Pic

ed Q ~

_ _ _ _ _ ‘Mrs. T. Semple. Mrs. A. H. Locke.

lzi mir-'.:.'.:1.~.; of :.11 _\ci or the Lcgt.~lritiir._~ ol the l’ro\'iiicc oi Mr. A. H. Locke. .\Ir. George Harris.

l'ri;1;‘c l7.fl\-.':ir»l l-l:~.ii.l iiinllt- :sill pri-<t~l iii thc 3r<l yt-:lr oz' Ilic rcigii REC '.1' Ili- _‘.l:.ji-ly Kirig llfl-.iwirfi \ill.. L.`l1.'ipIt-r I7. itltitult--l ".\ii .\t't to .1.zi~~li»l:itt- :liz-I rlziicrzil tlii- -t-vi-ral .\<~t~ li1corpor:iiiii_g' llic (ity ui' `“-im

' fri zirriczirliiiciii llit-rt-lil' or iii :iilflitiriii _\'f>i

lllcrlglfl. TUW

. ll.l.lL \ 'I'l`l(`li that :iii l-flcctiriii ot' :I

_ _ .ite pt-r-.lil Il. -t-rw .'l- :i (iniiiiiriii

l»'.iiii..iliiirt:t fzi rE~t~ I'it_~.' I. mist-'il if-i' 1-ncli ut' tlit- \\':irll~ _\'uiiil»t-r» I- _'

l I »' I -` vo per-ritz- to ~¢»r\'.» :t< lhiiiiii-'»ii (mili-

lil

K. IGOOUGAN, (Bohn lin! la

EW HARNESS Sl-IOP-All kinda

man. Satisfaction guaranteed.

-HOUSE AND 'L9T. For Sale on arvard St. Modern. new house with

Room. Electric lighting. Apply Gaudet. Summerslde.

7026-1-26-MSI.

dry goods department of Sinclair

Stewart Ltd., Summerside, as head

r Richmond. where he takes the

& Gaudet of Wellington in the

ught from Messrs Williams & ellan in lhe former place. Mr det is a very popular salesman has made for himself hosts 01, d h h h I d I

ss in his new position.-X.

-ENJOYABLE SOCIAL. _ The

rl outs- uartette-Sailor's Glee

The Westem Guardmn .E:..'f"°..-":'.“..':.‘. “':.%.._..'“.:.

kssinla Oeorgollethllnm.

-I1'PAY8tobayIatahProvlaaa -ONl6lN1’pu»ward.oaehhiaa~( m".|_)'-|~,;°_‘.{wmd H Q,

-__ tinnturtlaadvttblnglathlaeotaala. 0.13 11fo;g¢4u¢'”gqm,~f||¢:;~|_ a,

--THE MORNING DAILY Gurdlas Cash mul accompany order. lltal- B, 1', agp., o, aura, ncaa-

eaa be obtained at Laftartfa Tensor- man charge. twenty-tivo santa. In¢--‘nie llaluialmng or Cecil-lin

Hufiauq.. Solo-tm wearing my Hasrt. .Away for Yon-Mrs. A. H. Locke. Solo-Sweet Gulevleve-llra. Harry Wilker. The proceeds of the social amounted to $12.95. A hearty vote of thanks was tendered the host and hostess for their kindness.

Morrison, opposite Toronto Bake- V

-HEAVY RAIN. - Owing to the

heavy rain-fall Saturday evening the slelgn roads have entirely disappeared -2.

-RETURNED HOME.- Mr. Peter

llclnnla and George Wedge of Sea Cow .Pond returned home yesterday from Chatham, N. B.-.

-HAS ENLISTEDF Mr. I-‘red Per-

ry another popular young man has gone to Charlottetown to enlist. From there he will go to Halifax to lraln with the Island Heavy Battery.-Z.

-HOME ON Vl8IT.- Mr. Jack A'-

heam of the 105th Regiment and for- mer Police Olllcer of Tignisb is home to spend the week end. Mr. A'hearn has four nephews who have gone to serve their country, also two nieces doing Red Cross Work. Mr. Geo. A‘- hearn also of lhe 105th has returned home for a short visit.-Z.

-MOVING FACTORY.- Mr. A.

Ralpher Shea well known. lobster packer. is hawling his factory from Nail Pond to Hackett's shore, where he intends to open it in the spring for the tishlng and packing season. Mr. Shea will also open a factory at Tig-

tu¢shtattvala&. IRL ._ °Ik. Planar, atlnrraylllvar

Murray Harou- lown 14th to the its branches

reel, Biiii _EE 2 it e§§r

promises to velop Ido ouslol' the

..°PLEA8ANTLY ENTERTAINED.

-A very enjoyable party was held at the home of Mr. Frank Warren. Black Pond. recently. when the young people of the surrounding district gathered together and tripped the "light fantas- tic" untll the wee sma hours.°

. .°PREPARlNG BARRACKS. -

Llent. Knight. arrived in Souris on Thursday to superlntend the prepara- tion of the banneks for the half com- pany of infantrymen who will be bill- eted here for the winter. The building which was found no be the most suit- able was the “stone” hotel at the corner of Main and Church Streets. and as this building contains over thirty rooms there will be ample pro vision for the different departments necessary. The installation of the water and sewerage system is going on rapildy. and the buildings will be ready for occupation within a couple of weeks'

.’NAF\ROW E8CAPE.-- A few

itatioii-'l’lir~ Mlllei-'s Courtship- nish run, this will make the lourth new, evenings 550, a young man belonging s Emmeline Marchbank. Piano factory established at Tignlah shore no sqm-is River ogme near losing 3 val- ection-Mlss Harrisoii.ltecltation- this year to be opened ln the spring. ‘imblé horse in me gmail river forming

ly (I'Sliea's Rent-Miss Sara .\lc- Let us hope that the lobster catch this | the outlet to Black Pond, It seems ll. Trio-Hl;iwailia--Miss Amy coming season will break all previous that the young gentleman on going in nshenil. Misses Lila and Alma records.-Z. ‘to the house where he was visiting, in

his hurry insecurely tied the horse and _the animal possibly not enjoying the visit. as mucli as his master, taking ud-

. ‘ f . . vantage of this broke away and was

0 U I I n soon flounderlng heplcssly In the riv-

- er where at this partlc_ular_ place is

very deep. Some ol' the neighbouring men passing near by heard the noise

of S¢W¢YS and Wafer SUPPIY 122.:‘:§'.‘;",“i:..‘.“‘.?:.:';'1.2“:.‘::.‘;;1:.:

roto.

In pursuance ot' an .-\ct of the Legislature of the Province of ncc lidward Island made and passed in the 3rd year of the reign His .\lajcst_\' King lidward \'ll_, Chapter 17, intitulcd “An Act to nsoliclatc and ameiirl the several Acts Incorporating the City of

Cliarlottcto\\'i1" and of all Acts in

amendniciit thereof or in addition

S & \\.\ TER SLPPIY for the

I do hereby give PUBLIC NOTICE that an Election for THREE

. O.\l.\IlSSl(>.\'F.RS OF SEWER - ` ' ‘ . ' .

I WILL BE HELD

ON WEDNESDAY l

THE NINTH 'DAY OF FEBRUARY, A. D. 1916.

AT THE SEVERAL PLACES THAT IS T0 §AY:

THE NINTH DAY OF F

AT THE SEVERAL PLACES THAT IS T0 SAY:

In ward 1 West. at oo- near the shop

of Patrick Murray, on the East side of Queen Street. being number 40 Queen Street.

Ward l East., at or near the dwelling

house of John Quinn, being number 131 King Street.

ward 2, West. at the dwelling houso of

James Rush, on the South side of Sidney Street being numbers 92,94, Sidney Street.

Ward 2 East, at the Corner of Great

George and Sidney Streets, being 0'Shea's Corner.

Ward 3 in the Market House Building. In Ward 4 West, at the City Building. Ward-4 Central. at or near Aubrey

White'a shop. on the north of Kent Streets.

Ward 5 West, at or near Ewen Cam-

Ward 5 West Central at Mr. Gra

EBRUARY, A, D. 1916.

Ward 4 East, at or near Mrs. Patter-

son'a Dwelling House on Kent Street, near the corner of Hillsboro ugh and Kent Streets.

eron'a Bakery. Lower Spring Park |" Road.

» y.

Murphy's shop, Dominion House, on W the west side of Great George Street.

Ward 5 East Central, at or near Silas W

_v of Cliarlottctriwn

Ward 1 West, at or near the shop. of Patrick Murray, on the East side of Queen Street, being number 40

Queen Street.

ard 1 East, at or near the dwelling house of John Quinn, being number 131 King Street. ard 2, West, at the dwelling house of James Rush, on the South side of

And at the said Election the Poll will

noon and continue open until Five

day.

DESCRIPTION OF POLLING DISTRICTS

WARD ONE. I

East of Great George Stree¥.- The

First Pauling District shall comprise all that portion of Ward Number One. in the City of Charlottetown. situate East of Great George Street. and tha poll shall he held at or near the dwell- ing of John Quinn, .\'o, 131 King S1.

West of Great George Street- The

Second Polling District shall comprise all that portion of Ward Number One, ln the City of Charlottetown, situate West of Great George Street. and the pool shall be held at or near Patrick _\lurray's slinp. 40 Queen St.

WARD TWO.

East of Great George Street.- The

Third Polling District shall comprise ull that portion of Ward Number Two in the Pity of Charlottetown sltuate East ol Great George Street, and the poll shall be held at 0'Shae's, corner of Great George and Sidney Streets.

West of Great George $treet.- The

Fourth Polling District shall comprise all that porrlon of Whrd Number Two in the (`ity ol Charlottetown situate Wlent of Great George St. and the poll shall be held at James Rush’s resid- enre, 92-94 Sidney Street,

WARD THREE.

The rim. -rotting .District siiiii

comprise Ward Nrnnbor Three. In the

Cl -Chart topto d. th ‘ll inmhm 4°; tli»M',;'rxiiinima.fe.p°

_ _ wish roun.

last of Hillsborough Street.- The

Fllxth Polling District shall comprise all that portion of Ward Number Four. In the Cltv of Charlottetown. sltuate east of Hillsborough Street. and the poll shall be held tt Mrs. Patterson’s dwelling house. near t e corner of

whitlock'a dwelling house, No. 12, 14 School St., near the corner of Euston and School Sts.

Sidney Street being numbers 92,94, Sidney Street.

ward 5 East at or Mar patrick ‘Ward 2 East, at the Corner of Great

QuInn’s House No. 8 Longwortiv

A .

venue w

open at Nine o'clock in`the fore- 'fl

o'clock in the afternoon of the same W

comprise all that portion of Ward Number Four. situate West of Hills- borough Street and east of Great Geo- rge Street, and the poll shall be heltl at the store of Aubrey ¥Vhlte's on the north side of Kent St. being No. 167

Eighth I'ollingI)istrict shall comprise

, _ , . at

all that portion of Ward l\umher Four an ‘hal POFUOU Of “Grd Number One. north Side of Kem SL being N0_ ,G7

The Seventh Polling District shall

West of Great George 8t.- The F

in the said City, sltuatc ‘Vest of Great in

G°°rg" S""`“" “nd the 9°" Sha" be East ol Great George Street, and the

George and Sidney Streets, being 0'Shea’s Corner. ard 3 in the Market House Building. Ward 4 West, at the City Building. ard 4 Central, at or near Aubrey Whlte'a shop, on the north of Kent Street.

Ward 4 Ealf, at or near Mra. Patter-

aon'a Dwelling House on Kent Street, near the corner of Hillsboro ugh and Kent Streets.

Ward 5 West. at or near Ewen Cam-

eron'a Bakery, Lower Spring Park Road.

Ward 5 West Central, at Mr. Gray

Murphy's shop, Dominion House, on the west side of Great George Street.

Ward 5 East Central, at or near Silas

Whitlock's dwelling house, No. 12. 14 School St., near the corner of Euston and School Sta.

Ward 5 East, at or near Patrick

Qulnn's House No. 8 Longworth Ave_nue.

And at the said Election the Poll will be open at Nine o'clock In the fore-

noon and continue open until Five o'clock In the afternoon of the same

day

DESCRIPTION OF POL LING DISTRICTS

WARD ONE.

East of Great George StreeY.- The

the City of Charlottetown, situnte

The Seventh Polling District shall

comprise all that portion of Ward Number Four, sltuate West of Hills- borough Street and east of Great Geo-

irii polling District shall comprise rge street, and the iwll shall be held

lhe store of Aubrey Whlte’s on the

Kent St.

West of Great George St.- The

?,'.'l"! E“m"° H°“59 R°°"" 0' the poll shall he held at or near the dwell- Eighth Polling District shall comprise ’ 5 " ng' ing of John Quinn, No. 131 King St. all that portion of Ward Number Four

all that portion ot Ward Number Five r in Charlottetown. east of Hillsborough “est of Great George Street' and the Street and a line In continuation thereof to the division llne between Charlottetown Common ‘and Royalty, and the poll shall he held at or near the dwelling house of Patrick Quinn,

WARD FIVE.

West of Great George Street.- The

in the said City. sltuate West of Great Geor e Street. and the oll shall be

5 D

Second Pollln District shall com rise held at the Engine House Room of the

1 ' _ 5 . P . _ .

N153: PZ,"m;'g’;2;3hs:;;`f°;6mp'g;; all that portion of Ward l\umber One, ( ity Building.

the City ol Charlottetown. I-iltuate

ll shall he held at or near Patrick

WARD FIVE. I East of Hillsborough Stream- The

Ninth Polling District shall comprise

§i)urray's shop, 40 Queen St. all that portion ot Ward Number Five

In Charlottetown, east of Hillsborough

WARD TWO. Street and of a line in continuation

East of Great George Strs‘et.- 'Phe

thereof to the division line between Charlottetown Common and Royalty.

Tanner' N°' 8 I‘°“5w°"h Avenue' Third Polling District shall comprise and the poll shall he held at or near

comprise all that portion of Ward , Five In Charlottetown’ east of Great East ol Great George Street, and the

George Street and the Malpeque Road of and west' of Hillsborough Street. and of a line in continuation thereof to the

The Tenth Polling District shall in

lhe City of Charlottetown sltuate

Great George and Sidney Streets.

division llne between Charlottetown Common and Royalty and the poll .shall he held at or near the dwelling .house of Silas J. Whitlock 12-14 School St., near the corner of School and Euston Streets.

West of Great George Street and

East of Queen 82.- The Eleventh Polling District shall comprise all that

I Malpeqns Road and east ol Queen Street, and the poll shall be held at tho shop of Mr. Gray Murphy, Dom-

of'Grost George Street. The twelfth polling district iihall com. comprise all that portion of Ward Five in Charlottetown, situate west of Queen Street. Includinv Govern- mont House and land and Victoria Park, and the poll shall be held at

Hllllbormiirh and Kent Stieets and ad- jolnllig Wrlght‘s Qudertaltlng ofllcs.

noutiimrton 'nav gweoussoav.

At the Oilles of the City Clark. from the hour ol' Twelve o'clock noon, At tha Gilles of the City Clark,

untlllflte I\¢ur_»1!fl,Four o’&l0clt_ In the afternoon M/tr- tame day. until the hour of Four ivgaslt In the

kr oualllloatlon ol Iaetora no Act 8|-il saw.-.rd vii., cap. 17. sae. M For Qualllleatlen of setora an

to : also Act lat George V.. cap. 18 and I0. 1 to 2|: also Aet tat George V., cap.

Mayor ot tm Ott t ch ' tt n. _ , sr of the OR of Charlottetown.

I uiaglrs .M ez* .lan a 1 1 . un- ~ Olly Olllas, Charlottetown,

er naar the shop of Ewen Cameron. I3 Lower Spring Park Road.

rnnualw sus, A. o. ma.

va. w. ctama, .

portion of Ward Five in Charlotlelowu. west of Great George Street and the

lnlon House, altuate on the West aide

Won! of Great George Street- The

Fourth Polling District shall comprise all that portion ol Ward Number Two in the City of Charlottetown sltuate Went of Great Goorge St. and the poll

enre. 92-94 Sidney Street.

WARD’ THREE. _ 1'

The Filth Polling _ District shall

comprise Ward Nnmber Three. in the City at Charlottetown, and the poll shall be held at the Market House.

wano roun. ,

sm ef nnlssofeugli nemo- 'rid

Sixth Polling District shall comprise

all portion of Ward Number Four. in s City of Charlottetown. situato east' of Hillsborough Street. and the poll 'shall be held at Mrs. Paltersonfs dwelling house. near the corner ot Hillsborough and Kent. Streets and ad- lofnlug WrI|*ht'a Undertaking odlce. .

. ' cl . '. .

nsomato n. svsnuli. . 1 ' - 'y CM' neoiuato o. arcane.-

Oty Ofllog, Iisrlottatawn, ery 40|. III.

F1031!-1i2|\l1l"'. ' A - , .

‘NOIINATION DAY WIDNICDAW FIURUARV

all that portion of Ward Number Two the dwelling house of Patrick Quinn.

Tanner. No. 8 Longworth Avenue.

The Tenth Polling District shall

poll. shall he held at O'Sha.e's, corner comprise all that portion of Ward

Five In Charlottetown, ‘salt of Great George Street and the alpoque Road and west or Hillsborough Street. and of a line in continuation thereof to lhe

his escapade. '

..*SCHOOL CONCERT.- The

Rollo Bay East School District held their annual Christmas examination on Wednesday, Dec. 22nd,. A large crowd were in attendance some com- ing from the adjoining district. The school romm was appropriately deco- rated for the occasion with evergreen and red, white and blue trimmings. The pupil.-.i were examined ln the vari- ous subjects by the teacher Miss Ade- llno Peters assisted hy Rev. Dr. “Falk- er and Elmer Mac!-Jwen, Painstaklng and diligence on the part of the teacher and pupils were evident. Reading and Drawing was especially good. Music was furnished by the teacher rwho ac- companied the many choruses sung by the pupils, which were much enjoyed by all present. The examination clos-

ffrx. ~ A1*-arf. .. »::;;_-_ x; _- - - - -r_ _-5 v .__.. . :I-1'

..°l‘l’PAYl\O&hthllPlWIael ..°0Nl ClN'l’psrword lab) il'

..°l\. F. TIERIIIY I Bnrliaa rv caahninataoounipaayordsr-

day

finest than animals in the Province., gm Mr. lorrlson is a noted horsman and ich., has bred some ot the finest horses in ‘uw Kill!! 00lll!Y--“&"- tion, a surplus of one .hundred and sev “N mvamd ,iw m m,m,,¢_ b,,m,_" WI*

- enty

to t

t o lars

CI'

105! Sat

left will

now

il.

ture teen

chur |

h __

. This is exclusive of a donation Wm' 324" 95° 3°°k W Dunant, Ad-

ot fifty dollars received since theaac- 61011900#-¢lHl"C\\*\°'ll’l» DOM- li. lu. co

ul!

1915 .-“&".

Mill ‘

gaged putting in a new hardwood lloor as

13.#

es . I. _-

uaan

.JSOLDIERS COMING T0 GEO-

RGETOWN.-- The Supreme Court .

House, Georgetown has been fitted up, for the acommodatlon of the volun~ "Wh Ieers, one hundred and twenty-five in ul number who are to be trained here. R

lmln

appertaining to a court room have all 1

removed, and even the platform h held me Judges sms ,B W, =

occupied by a sleeping bunk for sol-

use

been whlc

ders

peranca Hall on Grafton Street will be lltted up as a temporary Court

Delorey, Pierce and MacDonald of the

Street, Georgetown was in Charlotte- town on Saturday on a business trip. __..&.._'

Klllh0l!.°

Georgetown and Master Albert Yoston paid a visit to Charlottetown 1ast` week when Mr. Yoston was a witness

.‘.‘Z.il.‘..°‘l.’3.'i.i"i..'..“.i_sl”~f§.‘f“»‘-’ °°“" "°"_a g00d Tooth Brush

For one week only

When you leelacold coming on, stop,

mradvutlslaghithkooliiran. .

lllll_ggz_iil

ooiioon ivaa is swam- sudb`r¢d0y¢rTw¢Yw¢_~ (;f,wT|,|'__

aqirzlauun ni uaiusu. nn

'HOME IMPROVEMENTS- Mes- gn

er and Kelly are busily en

“lon _ .

-70151451- in the residence of Daniel Johnston. M ms no ,nn ,M

-i-_ sou

_.wma coI.‘r.-'ui». .Iona D. mi~'_ _ '

risen. Georgetown Royalty has a six,” __°cHURGI-I FINANCE- In Bt mutha on Kem., mit when _hm

the 23111 instant Rev D P Cro- ,un road lik annual report on the an

ilnauces The report showed mm

nuances to be in a healthy condl .nm

appeandlnainallllhttlll nit.iadan»dl0ma~».'l'lsy

in and

and

tl |.08tA - Cutl ’. d Olntmglntpiilraled. cm SMP'

Gans se.; iiai-i_ia.,oa¢.--

ist iiiiii i‘!§iiiil _;‘E§§!§.l§§.. Eilifiiiii

hmm!

nav

Roman Catholic Church on Sun ue.: -

The

faosuui

dollars of revenue over expelldl gm arm". md f,imu|i| 1 900|, mm, ,,°m_

hundred dollars were added tothe “gg

Church Fund which is devoted gnu he purpose of building a new (

d tive hundred and _fifty dol

being announced Nearly four mm .M mud, r¢o°mmm¢9¢f9m,du my

todoanygood. '

Church l-‘und during the yvll' 'I iiiad Quuciu-a Soap and Olntmgit mg The

about three weeks I'wal haglgqgg ) Mlm Bstha Allan. May 23, 1014,

Skneil

ch now amounts to ($4.550) four sam, ° Each Free hymn"

ts were closem December 315;, un. U. S. A." Bold throughontt-hawof|.i_

lawyers desks spectators benches, ‘lu

OPPOSITION.

` 1

at’s wrong William?"

made a New Year's resolution to school, an' pop'ii trying to makq

al box and other paraphernolla me break if-"

It s understood that the Tem-

durng the occupation of the `

Goyirnment building by the soldiers. _

EISTEBII PERSDIIILS _m

°Ptes _ Cliiverie. Townshend.

h Battalion arrived in Sourls on i-day for a [ew days furlough.°

-Mi-. Patrick it. Byrne. Gordon

' Mr. Marcus Mooney, Sourls, on Saturday for Halifax where he jjoln the Ammunition Column, being raised there by Capt. Mac-

°Mr. William H. Yoston, Jaller of

To Prevent The Grip

To Each

of,

Nadruco

Tooth Paste

e will give Free

25c Special

QUININE and thus keep me system* in

here is only one “BROMO QUIN-

by taking LAXATIVE BROM0

condition to prevent the GRIP. Elli

T _INE." E. w. <.inove's signature on s 7 ' box. 25c. 7025-1~26mwfmtf.

ed with the singing ol the National Anthem.~ (Patriot please copy.)*

1* l 1 M I

Days to Taker

Advantage

Only 3 More

of Paton’s Clearance Sale

MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY next every Department

in the Store will contribute something for our BIG 4 DAY CLEARANCE SALE. A clean swegp of all seasonable Dry Go s, Stocks must be reduced before our Annual In- ventory. c will group lots 'of Goods together in the different Departments; and put prices on them that will effect a speedy clearance, even Manufacturers com will not_be considered for a moment. We will offer some Ladies Suits as low as $1.00. Coats as high as 25.00 will go on sale at 7.50, others at 5.00 etc. We have 50 Good Warm Winter Coats made from very latest materials' ranging in price from 8.00 to 15.00 that we will price _in groups. These Coats will be put on sale at 9 o'clock sharp Monday Morning at three dis- tinct prices which will below enough to move them, we think before Dinner Hour. .

3 Heavy Grey and Black Ladies Suits 17.50 and 2500, go on sale at 7.50.

Ladies Light Colored weed Suits go on sale at 11 o'clock sharp $1.00 each. '

La%i;s9S8kirts, Navy and Black Serge also Tweeds new styles, values up to 7.50

sale rice . .

p Boys Winter Overcoats, Chinchillas, Tweeds Nag; less than Factory

prices. Many of these Coats have arrived since XMAS lit lads m 6 to 16 years values up to 9.00. Special $3.98. '

About 35 of a better grade _$4.98. . _ ' . 37 Men’s Fashionable Winter Overcoats, mostly in Tweeds 10.00 and 12.00

values. Sale paioe $7.50

About 20 Reefers 2.50, 3.50 and

Clean Sweep offering of Sheep-hned Coats from 5.50 to $7.50. Special Discounts on all Boys Clothing, Men’s Suits, now is the time to do

your shopping. . -

One lot of Men’s Suits 25 only $9.00,10.00 and 12.00 values sale price 0.96

' READYEand HEEDYE ! Fourdaysstartlingvaluetl

in Lovely Furs. Neck $1.00 up. 3,

division line between Charldlltetown

Common and Royalty and the P011;

shall be held at or near the dwelling

shall'be held at James Rush's resid- house of Silas J. Whitlock 12-14 School

Bt., near the corner of School and Euston Streets. . West of Great

er near 13 Lower

Ill!

".001

DOO. If

"IC HOU?

We oflerall our Furlined Coats, Black'

-QU'.z°‘.i‘.t§. .PAWS

. In in M ii¥itendy~"to-f . f

‘ n§°£.y_y

' ` H ' "' ' ' " .1 m -‘ '~. fi.. ' ,"`.:` »`s.

at a great T _

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