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'DECEMBER, _3t, 1915

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_A Daily Treat in.Every Household

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The Season’s Greetings

l`0 all our friends and

customers from .

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THE l BAYER STUDIO

A. E. LYON. Studio

Good Photography

. '_Mod`erate Prices.

Personal attention to Am-

ateur Photography. _

_A J 107 Queen St.- hone 68-S.

Sealed. _Packets Only, <

f / eiuee Substitutes.

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the Secretary of the Provin- cial Committee of Wounded Soldiers Commission, Miss Nellie Gillespie.. cannons- town. lntimatin the date of '

tum and any other pqarticu-‘ liars. in order that preparation may be made for a fitting reception. _

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a. m., via Portland," East Port and Lubec. _

MAIN BTEAMSHIP LINE STEAMBHIP NORTHLAND AND NORTH STAR. Reduced fares in effect

$3.00 to NEW YORK _

Reduced stateroom prices

Leave Franklin Wharf. Portland,

Tues., Tliurs., and Sat., at 6.00 p.m.

S_t. John City 'Picket Office, 47 King

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A. E. Fleming, T. F.&. P. A., St. John

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Canadian Mail Steamer _ “ Lady Sybil ”

Lhaves lntercolonial Railway Wharf

Picton. Nova Scotia.

, MONDAY AND THURSDAY ot each week, on arrival of the morn- ing express from Halifax (about noon). for Sonria, P. lil. Island, and there awaits the arrival pf the after- noon train from Charlottetown;

:hence to Magdalen Islands _aa fol- owa: ,

MONDAY-Leave Sonris f . litanl-

du-Nord, Amherst, Grin and and Point Bonn.. _ .etnrning, _ t

Gyatona. Amherst and Sonril| _

an returns to Picton.

HURBDAY-Leaves Bonria tor

Bane and Grand Entry. Returning calls at Point Boaae, Grladatoizr., Am- herst, Bouris, and returns to Picton. _On the iirat trip in the months of

June. my. Ama md eevrember., & C0»

weather permitting, calls at West Bay to land mails and passengers for Amherst. thence to Pryon Island Re- `

turning. -calls at Point Bolse, Grind-

ltone, Amherst and Souris.

For ‘further particulars apply to

WM. ROBERTSON nl BON,

_ 'I Agents. Halifax.

CHAU. W. NEB,

V _ Agent, Picton. MATTHEW MeLEAN A 60.. _

e Agents. Sonria. i

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Owngr, Picton. Nova Scotia.

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New Year. -

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'nuuan Propouuon

ing the year. .

Relatives of soldiers re-

turning from the front are asked to communicate with

expected arrival. cause of re-

P°\l|¢ry i'eed'at MacKic Q. Nelsone

hour and we anchored until Sunday

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T0 Oili’ many fi'ielldS Bild CDS' zone and expect to meet an escort

~ h fternocn. We got life-boat drill

wmefs We Wlsh you one and af" iavlgi-B da divided into arties of 25

A Very Happy and Pl'0_9DU\”0\-i5 men.y Each' party has their? own boat or

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, The Eastern Guardian 1

t‘:::»\net1'::.a»\Ana:::_-_-.1-:::;:::_»w,‘::.':.'f~‘f: - l!.l2lw-°|~'.°!°s~e»-~--~~ ‘ .. . IT PAYS to bny in this Province'

..$D. F. TIIRNEY is Guardi re-

presentative in Souris. lfilitf.

.'.°The following registered at the

Cox Hotel on Monday: C. G. Duffy, Charlottetown; J. J. Johnston, John H_. Bell. A. Scott. B. Maclllachren. Geo.. A. W. Robertson. A. C. Mac- Kay, F. T. Watlris. J. A. Tannabill, D. L. Maclnnie, P. Barlow, A. Bruce, T. Fullerton, Percy Farrar. Tryon; Ray Boots, Charlottetown; J. A. Mathieson. Charles Dalton, A. Arsenault,'B. G. Acorn. Allen B. Cosb, Miss M. F. Bartlett, Miss D. Sutherland. Miss M. Ross. Geo. C. Taylor, Edgar MacNutt, Capt. Mac- Leod, Miss MacDonald, Miss Hughes. Miss Hunter, Miss Stewart. Miss P. Stewart. Miss.Fullerton. Miss J. Ful- lerton, Rev. Littlejohns, Miss M. Gillispie. Lance Corporal W. B. Fitz- patrick.* _

..*l. O. G. T.-- A very enjoyable

evening was spent in Kingsgoro Hall Dec. 24th when the members of the Kingshoro 1. 0. G. T. Lodge cele brated Christmas eve in a good old fashioned manner. The Hall was beautifully decorated everything was in splendid array. The Lodge was opened in the usual form by the C.’l`. the business of the evening was then hurried through. After which s short but interesting program was rendered. Then foilow,ed the most appropriate of all, a. most magnificent table was set by the Sisters. Everything was beau- tifully arranged on it before the cur- tain was drawn aside and it was a beautiful sight. All joined hands and sat down together feeling that it was good to be there. After everyone had done justice the C. T., announced that the celebration would close with the singing of the Closing Ode after which the C. T. wished all the mem- bers A Merry Christmas and the same wish was made in return. Everyone wem away hoping no be well and living to meet another year. This LodE9 has now a membership of forty-two.

.___-_----"‘*-' PRE8ENTATl0N

~|-hn 1 ,nr ~ onrly examination of Brad-

albauc school. No. 105, was held Dec. 24th. and a number of ratepayers were present to near the special program. which was to be given by 01° ll\lli“5» and they acquitted themselves re-

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markably ever

The teacher, Miss Mary Roberts had

prepared a Christmas tree which was 'loaded with -presents and Santa. Claus was present. Mr. Alex. Brown clever- ly performed the duty of chairmen- The pupiis presented their teacher with a beautiful present and the fol- lowing address:

Dear Teacher:-Permit me on be-

half of my fellow students here pres- ent to tender to you this small gift in appreciation of your kindness and faithfulness since taking up your posi- tion amongst us. We each and all ad- mit that at times we have not ful- filled our duty towards you. yet. iully realizing that any correction you have been oblighed to make was for our own self benefit and we now wish to apolo- gize to you for any annoyance which we have been guilty of and trust that we may long be favored with your con-. tinued labors which our parents highly appreciate and with every good wish for a Merry Xmas and A Happy New Year.

We are dear teacher. -

YOUR OBEDIENT PUPIL8

At the conclusion the ratepayers ex-

pressed their delight at the progress accomplished in such a short time.

aus nun in a

an lullslinn

The following letter has been re-

ceived by Mr. Alexander Ross and fam- ily from their son Daniel. who is in the Siege Battery, England, dated Dec. lst, 1015.

On board the S. S. Lapland. Dear Father, Mother and Sisters.-

Wcll here we are in mid ocean, so l will start a letter and finish it when I get across. We left Halifax Sunday morning at 'I a. 1_n. Came aboard Sat- urday at noon. From 11 a. m. Saturday until 5 there was a steady single illc of troops boarding the ship. about 3000 strong. About 7 p. m. ilve or six tug- bonts took the big ship out in the har-

morning. We had great weather until yesterday, had quite a little blow and the most of the boys are sick, am glad to say I wasu'\ and feel fine so fer. Poor Harry is very had, basn’t eaten anything since we' started. This is quite a ship, over 000 feet long but large as she is the seas here will rock her like a row boat. We are passing the gulf-stream today, and it is quite wuml. We do nothing but physical drill every morning and only one- fourth of the men show up on account of seasickness. We will be in the danger zone by tomorrow night. This

Thursday-We 'are in the danger

raft. Have great concerts, services &c. abosrd."l'he ship is supplied with

. - J W¢.wl<° this °°P°f*"'“*>' °' i.'2.E.°.§~‘ii.'i‘1’f.J!.“"°.a.8l‘;°'..?“.?..2.‘2i.l§1 ~ _

tll8Illtlll&\Y0ll f0i` Y°u\' P3t“m,ag¢ guns on deck today. Harry is better. during e past years and solicit- ins in-in meal today. sy uns uns tn- ing a continuance of same dur- mason we nm .inn me nom nt tm

__ Satprélay moiming-L;:oks“iikehbu5I- .

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Parties f€<1“'f"‘§.t°°“‘ °°}‘,‘;§l i‘.§’“.i.i’. ii}.°J.n§. $21. .ESW .....‘?..Z

O0 béltef (|n_ quill Y or P in good spirits only a few worrying. than by sending your next order wsu nm we are sum._1.and»s sr U0 . Pl mouth earl Sant morn. Worm

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weather, mud to the kles.'and rain ing nearly all the time. Expect to, be here two months Got Bibles and re|l

..*0NE CENT per word each in-

sertion for advertising in this column. Cash must accompany order.

..~r. codons Ives is onsman

Representative in Montague.

..*6OURi8 SEED FAIR.-A meet-

ing of the committee appointed to manage the Eastern Kings Seed Fair was held in Sourls recently and the following changes suggested in the prize liste. It was agreed to cancel the 7th prize. To make the ilrst prize for wheat' $2. for oats and barley $1.50. for potatoes $1.50 sud to make the consecutive prizes correspond with this change. lt was also agreed to cut out some classes in the poultry prize list, sothat only $30 would be offered in prizes for poultry. lt was further agreed to ask the Provincial Department of Agriculture in arrang- ing the dates for the fairs to make Sourls the last fair. Formerly it has been one of the earliest. All the members oi' the committee were pres-

eln' _aa-I Ad-

EISTERII PERSONALS

.. .*Mr. Wm. .l. Paquepand family,

of Charlottetown. spent Christmas at their old home in Souris.-*.

...*Miss Annie Campbell, Teacher.

Church Road." hae returned to her home in Rollo Bay West, io spend her Christmas holidays with her par- tnts there. A

` THE AFTERMATH

On Saturday The turkey lay ' Before us in the usual way;

The Diuner‘s crown.

All goldy-brown With pleasant gravy running down

On Sunday night.

To our delight, We had the breast sliced cold ond

white,

Cranberry jell. According well,

--Mttlckli bett.er than we care to

e .

This afternoon, As sure as Fate,

Tempestuous will be the plate. So shall we seize ' Extremitles ' And labor like the busy bees.

, MORAL

Two days of delicate delights

Lead oftenwhiles to wreck.

We must attack

The bony back

The gizzerd and the neck.

FATTEN THE CHICKEN8.

Cases are very rare where a farm

chicken, having had free range, car- ries sufficient flesh to command thc top price on the market. Exercise is essential to s..stro`ng, vigorous con- titution and good egg production, but is fatal to the formation of fat. Bs. fore marketing. the free-range chick- ons should be penned up and fed a fat-

A SCOTTISH WOMAN'8 PRAYER.

I ask not that llfe’s tempeete pass me

by.

Nor that my days shall be exempt

from carp;

l ask Thee only grant me strength

to bear.

And let my lips give forth no cravcn

cry! ,

crave-

Riches or power-happiness or

fame;

l ask Thee only. in my Saviour’s

»nsme, '

Do Thou Thy will, and teach me to be

brave! ~

= Fraizer Steen.

New Orleans, La.. U. S. A. _

CANADIAN PATENTS

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164325-Electric Heating Mechan-

ism-F. W. MoIfet,_Weston, Ont.

164320-Electric Heating Mechan-

ism-F. W. Moftet. Weston, Ont.

164327-Electric Heating Mechan-

ism-F. W. Moffet, Weston. Ont.

164331-Street Indicator .-H, L.

Roberts. Toronto.

164337-Canoe Motor Frame-Donal

& McLaren. Fort William.

164365-Grain Car Door- Jenkins

& llaggland, Fort William.

164366-Plough-Moulin & Chateau.

Cardinal, Man.

164370-Trolly Wheel-H. (‘. Adam,

Hamilton, Ont.

164372-Internal Combustion En-

gine-E. Barrelman. Guelph. Ont.

164376-Skate-H. li. ilowrnnn.

Owen Sound, Ont.

154337_EliV@l0lle-Walter Bridge,

West Edmonton, Alberta.

164385-Window-F. Dufresne, St.

Laurent, Que.

164390-Box Lifting Device, A. E.

Uilllley. Montreal.

104390-Brake Mechanism-O. Hig.

ol. Toronto.

104002-\Vindow-D. C. Husband.

Oakville. Ont.

164403-Ventilator-D. (‘. llushand.

Oakville, Out.

164409- Winding Drum-Nazatrg

i.ufond, La bale, Que,

104419-Electric Heating-G_ J_ Og.

dell. Toronto.

164421-Stove Polish-Owen Sound,

Ont.

lIi4_422-ilead llest-L. P. Pettit,

llamllion. Ont. l 104425-'i`unic l’rotcctor-W.'l‘.Rew- lines. Montreal.

164420-Map Cabinet,-A. J. Reese,

Winnipeg.

104432-Clothes Heel-F. E. Sell-

gren, liamilton. Ont.

1644.57- Combustion Engine-Il.

Lylvestcr, Lindsay, Ont

ann, winnlpt-g. _ ' H

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Mln`arq's Linlment Ga., Llmltgg,

Gentlemen-Last Winter! received great benefit from the uae of MIN-W ARD‘S LINIMENT in a severe attack of LaGrippe, and I have frequently proved it to be very effective in cases of inflammation.

-Yours.

W. A. H'UTCHl!l0N.

toning ration for a couple of weeks.

Cram, unto others every boon they:

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fter ' i

a busy morning

THE¢pleasure of shopping may cause you

to forget that you are hungry and fatigued

till ‘you are on the point of reaching home. On suc occasions, or, in fact, whenever you want . food quickly, a cup of OXO is just the thing.

It can be prepared in a

l'Il0Il'lCIlt.

It is a good plan to take a cup of OXO when-

ever you experience fatigue, or have to expose yourself to wet or cold. It is wonderfully refreshing, and fortifies against sudden changes

of temperature.

Each OXO CUB! is enclosed in a neat dust-proof wrapper, and can be served as daiutlly as afternoon tea.

A QUBE TO A CUP

Tins of 4, 10, 50 and 100 Cubes.

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1644-il-Smoke Generator” E Mn -

in Germany

AMSTERDAM. Dec. 20.-A despatch

rcunivcd hero from Budapest. says tho Official Gazette has published n gov- ernment order fixing the daily con- sumption oi' rye, wheat and barley flour at 240 grnmmes per hand. for thc general population, und at 300 grum- llms for pvrsulla ¢~||gugcd in lmrti

physical lalmnr.

.WEEK OF PRAYER .

Tryon, Hampton and Crapaud. MONDAY: Hampton Presbyterian.

Subjcctz- "The Christmas Prayer Life". Speaker Rev. A. Hume. 'I‘UESDAY.- Tryon Baptist. Subject

-“The World for Christ'7, Speaker Rcv. Geo. M. Young.

Wl<IDESDAY.- Crapuud Methodist.

Subject “The Home and School" Speaker Rev. J. S. McKay.

'l‘llURSDAY.- Trytyi Presbyterian

Anniversary of Bible Society.

FRIDAY- Victoria Methodist. Speci-

ul meeting in charge of Y. M. (‘.

U A., Cabinet ol' Pllurlottelown.

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Scientiiically Blended from

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have serv ces every ay. V g _ ireoeptlona in the diilerelit towns we

for ss _nn-ougn. am feeling ans. not the

Peanut aeasick. Hope you are all well.

,|ll|0ll COII C0-y Ltd' With much love I remain

Your loving lon and -bfoilefi '

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- ' I Anyone cantake two kinds oiflour

and stir them together. But blending

ia only arrived at by careful, scientific, practical seats. ' Al you know. Ontario wheat flour is ghsally regarded as "a pastry flour". It has tba necessary lightness; the delicious. homemade flavor. lt makes the most delightful Bread, too - white and light

_ . Western wheat fiousmakas a big loaf of bread-_-,but it la gray, coarse, full of holes aaliiaossilait - . ~

Mmmc ana Nor mam BLENDING.

.1 , , '°B~v»;="Fi<>»‘f one-dd

_ _ _eeOntariowhest. tie this Nusa; or ua vanemt “sum”

. Flour has just the right strength to make d

good sized loaf of Bread ; and at the same time, have the sweet. tasty, “homey” flavor.

“Beaver” Flour is perfectly balanced. It

has the strength and nutriment-it has white- ness, lightness and flavor and is the semi ill quality and strength at all times.

'ran is why "semi" noni-are only

scientifically balanced flour-is equally good for Bread, Rolls and Biscuits, Cakes, Pica and ' Your grocer has “Beaver” Flour or can easily get it for you. Ask for it by nama- “Beaves-” the true blended flour.

DEALERS- Write ua for prices on Foal

Coarse Grains and . iq

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