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PROGRAM

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Jesse L Lasky -i>iu-:seN'rs_

ROBERT EDESON ONE OF BROADWAYS BIGGEST STARS

In A Thrilling Play of the Great Canadia

Trackless Woods

The Call of

The North

From the Book ‘THE FONJURORS HOLSE

By STEWART i DWARD WHITE

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i1' PAYS to buy in this Province.

the Arena, Friday night 8266

F J. HOLMAN C. C0 Cit want a

TRYON BAPTIST SERVICES --

o‘clock 7

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THE MINTO - The Minto docked

in Georgetown at 10 05 yesterday

Rev li it llell uill preach in the llall .ii liiinior River at three n’<lot-k at uliith ii male qiiartette will sing S

l"ili ltei il it Bell will proacli iii the \\liealle\ llivei' liall .lt I 1 A

iniiieil

SATURDAY RACES --Horse races

at Ai e Free \\h.irl on Sattirda

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SKATING - The voung people o in

the splendid skating on the river and oseri eiening crowds of the boys .ind

gm., Sppnd 3 ve,-\ pleasant hom- River branch of the Red Cross Society mn on the if-9_1, .ire still hard at work and todav for

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-_- key match of the season tomorrow

CONNAUGHTS V6. VIOTORIAS at night the Connaughts and Victorias

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quantity of hay, oats and poultry as docked in Plctou yesterday morning will be seen bv their advertisement in at 10 with eighteen passengers 50 this issue 8"70 sacks of mail and 94 tous of freight

On Sunday next services will be held Bell intends holding a series of Reviv at Trion "30 and at Bonshavi 7 al

morning uitli 2' tons ireiglii mx League will have their first lla-mes “tim mu" and fin passengers lor the season at the Charlottetown

_,___ Bowling Alleys this evening at 8

HUNTER RIVER -on January 17 0'<°lock-Irish versus Scotch

____ Churches Cornwall mornin and

wi-tEA1'l.Ev RivEn~ .iuuuirv fveluns Rev George Ormun. Hump

\it Sicuarl arc takilig adiantage of af* fluickll I0 S€¢\ll’€ H Sh1U'9*“L

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HOC K EY MATCH - The fir!! hoc

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THE STANLEY. - The Stanley

SPECIAL SERVICES-Rev H R

Services in Hunter River Hail at

30 each evening, beginning January 8th. to which all are invited

BOWLING-The Nationality Bowl

CORNWALL ClRCUl1’i-Services unday Januar) 17th, in Methodist

shire. afternoon, ltev George Orman, Kingston, afternoon, service of song

FOX NOTE -There seems to be no

depresion in the fox business in Mt stewart this vear A company. formed

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January liith at .Z o‘clot'k sharp 1.ib hefmed here lately bought tw0 Dllll”S to do evervthiiig in his power to in Q,-3| pu,-Q( “,|| hp offered one of which was the ver best class

and had all the shares bought up short order, in fact one had

RED CROSS WORK-The Hunter

arded the following articles 1’ iian

30.745 lbs. and D I-L Mur- 20,l70 Da. A Board of Dl-

' was then appointed and the

ees ot the meeting brought to a

INSTITUTE MEETING.-The mem

bers of the Northern institute and others had the pleasure of listening to a very patriotic address .Mayfield Hall, on Monday evening t e llth by Mr Richard Creed. of the Department of Agriculture, the object of which was to impress on the minds of the people. the debt and obligations citi zens owe Britain and her Allies in this gig tic war that has been forced on all urope by German and Austrian aggression The speaker drew a glow ing picture of the freedom and liber ty enjoyed hy the British subject and the honor and gratitude Britain has won in the keeping of treaties and ob ligations with other nations Mr Creed produced a chart showing the figures of tho United Klngdom’s im ports in 191'! from France, Russia Denmark. Holland. Switzerland, italy, Germany and Austria Hungary, am ounting to $545,150,114. viz eggs, $46.

$"69,1.2,"08 anti oats and barlev $ 7 H

great measure. therefore lt is th liounden duty of every British subject G

crease production and supplv the de mand Mr Creed spoke for upwards

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FRIDAY-MILLION DOLLAR MYSTERY-SATURDAY 400 Seats at 5c 700 Seats at 10 cents

Five Cents to all-Mon Tues Wed & Thursday

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672.263 Dairy products including con The many mend! of M, mcha,-d But densed milk, $161,702,118 Meats. ler, jr Blooming Point, who has been

I for the past month, will regret to

603524 ""d I" "°"S°q""""e °f ' e learn that he is not improving as fast war, this supply will be cut oil in a as might be wished f0,._|,~

ERMANS HAVE IT ALL DOPED

OUT

NEW YOltl\ .lan 11 -A Loudon

of an hour and reversed the proverb Da" ex ,ess de t h fom Am te a Prophet has no honor in his own damylo gm Heralsfzacs r S r Country, receiving a unanimous vote

of thanks from an appreciative aull U

l9“"@ tion with the German Minister to a

I understand from a most authorlta ie source that in a recent converse

eutral country in Europe, Herr von

Jagow, the German secretary for or eign Affairs, made the following st to ment

We do not need to worry Things

are progressing excellently for Ger- many Let me make the following forecast By the end of February we will have smashed up the Russians The end of March will see the end oi’ the lrench army ln April we will finally start reckoning with Great Bri tain, which l expect will be finished b the middle of May All of Germany's enemies will be beaten before June at anv rate

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The Mystery of the I

White Car

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., 1 A _ Jiiii. lil. 'l`l'ie ones iilatlc- happy were S“h°°l ‘ms 'mm °" F"ldH1'. January I

` " V ltulpli Everett. Judson, Pownal, :ind illh. by Siiperintendt-nt. Campbell and

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E T By robbing cooking of all its inconviences, and

` much of its labor. the Monarch does a great deal “ toward preserving ii happy home. This range is » looked upon by its many satisfied users, as one of - great utility. and where it has been placed through- out the Province, others have seen it and have been greatly delighted with it. With leading features such as the Over Tliermometer, Heat Economizer, Anti Scortch Covers, Removable Reservois. Controler llampcr. Patent Lcit Front, lnterchzintzable Fire Bax,

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Total . . . . _ $4.00 I

, @"'Botli papers for only $2.50¢§1l

li uho have iii their possession a lilaik 1615 and 12 DHHS Of SOCKS The! have d

on \\'etliie~tla\ afternoon kindly ro continue the work throiil-:limit thc F

further ptlli|lt1i\ as details of its ills

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t.ilii has been advised liy cable that Annie MCDOTNIIII 2nd Grade V-El 2 the Niorwenna, uliirh took .i cargo of mf-‘F Mf‘Pl\0l'<0l1 GSOFZO MCUOHIIN.

l-‘riiiiee, has sailed from Fnglaiid for lfif J0hF\ MPDOUHIU “lid Grill-l¢‘ U- me, can pmdum. fm. lhamcfiivps and

, 0 AGRICULTURAL MEETING -Yes n

BUFFALO M|35ED_\\|1i tim par nel shirts. 1- nlghtshirts pairs wrist terdw afternoon professor Ross ad

A i ltural meeting at

bufftilo that uns iiiissed lroni a uagoli Sllll 501118 CBSIJ 011 halltl and l\0D0 10 Cl;-isfgiiaonn -lil;-:raged production of ,

ood Supplies He pointed out that

tiirn it io \lcl\innoii Drug (‘o and sate “inter the Umted kingdom produced only rt

__ ll proportion of its food sup

nppnnrniict- .ire iniouii _ oiillp/ELlf_ tclzlovshsci-tool.. - The Kfizl; ‘*,’f\‘f: depended on wting .hem

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.______ siiin ng o ls sc ool is as follows if th t I nd nm nq (.

TH MORWE A_“'° N T' Bu" _Gmdp vi _‘lamps utnonam Nl Ililirgng villlziblliuliiie-rleq Russia, Germany,

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A Word of Advice Based on Practical Economy

°‘““ "Om U‘“"’°"“‘°“” ‘U H“‘""" mnal Grade W_““"°" Mcpherson' countries will need all the sulllllles

‘\’ow that this great war is ou, these

qt _},,|,,,°._, vm “F Har,-\ \{([(.m,_ l-lorenee and Ethel Mclloiiald, equal tho msn" “ln be ‘hm the other ml in Souris, .iinl \ir (.rori-It lluntaln. 0r"“|“ I'°“"m"’*hll’““E|"1<’|' “l|’h(‘r “nm of the wru, Wm haw. to pm

uto these in muc li greater uliuiidulice

, _ , or the 1’iiited Kliigtlom will no sliorl I-tigl ind .ind .iltir .i short slfli \\iIl ‘I-\"\ \'lL|l0l'=0il, U|\i.il H- it he t,-ul. that Swing; in this great

who viiliil uilli the \lorv.r=iiiin and hfm- 1** F|0"‘n<‘l‘ lflK‘\. ifllll l5\l5llN"~lH d \,,,f,.,| |-mn., imp, `,.,m,(,i U1, U, li~uniuiislil|i~Jeaii Mcllniinld .iiid

lllieli riturii \i.i \ou lorl-

PAPER APPRECIATED 'l` e

viar di-ponds verv largely oil koi-plllll

"`**° *E I tht- army well fed .ind clothed. lllell

very farmer in Prince Edward island

MT STEWART pER30NA|_S __ (‘li'tr|oilitfiwil T1-atlivrs' lllsiilllto llelil t, | | yycimy,-,._ gl \n,|,-pw its regular session iii the Stliool Board P ouizli sligliih iiiipioiml is still uuiti- ftmfv- oil T\1‘“‘id=l5' @V""“‘g ‘"1" 10"' =. uist iuuiu iltnonn-i uiiplo lllii Rev fi <` 'fuylor rs-111 an evellenl visiting lit r frieiid \iis=. Alirln ‘lit D Dill' 011 (`<‘lPhr-itcll llilliies This ‘Y

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sliould fell that he in persoiinllv re

poni-iilile .ind slioulll also feel tlilll he an be ol as much service on his owii rm as he can he at the front .ind de

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satisfied customers who KNOW GENUINE VALUE WHEN THEY

l\l<l').itlinrii rfturiietl illioiii u wel-k

ago I., _“lv 51..“_,,-|' dm., ,rhlkmg im., or (ioldsiiiith, lszitif \'ewton aiid food W _ . t _ , _, ,_ _ , . . _. __ . pplles. The discussioil was

HE """""l ‘mr """."'""i "l'|.rr"`“'|‘“ '" 48 `l‘mmh “ ml' who In [mir "’('h°°‘ days carried on liv Messrs. Hugh Macmil-

ami V(.r,mn |;,w.r_ Ag m th.. put", M,-_ lion- tlicuappellatioii ol ilunces, hilt '

6( ' 71 Mr-1<Ziir~lit-rii had a good time :iiiii voines zitcr in fc showed that they were

Sweet Genevlve. in k I _'ii _iviel to outer upon iiieii ot genius. At the conclusion of

it' iome re; vc .i 7

his duties for the new _\'eilr.~l.,

Joker Comedy Mr. Arthur I-Iuskins -1 . lute “'f'r<i iondereii Mr. 'Fu_vlor.

t WEDDING BELLS.-A vt-ry prolly ----

- v__-lTlIlIlIII1i\\\\\'f/III// /&"T\\\\\\\\\\\€lIIII.llllll A wt-dfiiiig took place at lin- liaptist Par- PUBLIC EXAMINATION. - A pilli-

soiiaigi- wily on \Vttlni-stlziy llfteriionii,

\lliiit‘ E. Jlulsoii, (`lii~rr\' Valley. The

l`lii- grooiii was attended by Mr. l.c.<- lio l Youniz The happv couple will

HOUSEHOLD SCiENCE.- The

[mst class nt' ilouseliolil St-ietir-e Short Voursr- will vlosu on Saturday nt noon. The sr-voiirl class will register on ‘tion-

-Q-i_--m _"'~i' __;_. all - »» ~ » -

if: 1 _.V-5.( ,day in-,,.,~n0,,n at 2 0'(.|0(¢k_ This quitted tliemselves cretlitably. At

R-> `____" -' ~ ~ ‘J --------- week iii aiiditioii to the regular lee- 1 ~ - i Y- »

|-.~~ ~<| . . . , . Walsh gave 'i recitation the ii lls ._.:f;.j.i‘[@ii-E J, , . o o i t re ‘ - f D ll -

iirin l’r l'_ lt ss gn o ti le til oii i-`:tri|i liiiiiie ('iiii\'<\iiit-iit-vii mi 'l`\lf\liilny

\»`~<» -_ -‘- :i|`ivriiiiiiii. :intl will also :iddress the ‘|_“’ ‘_”“’-""|_-`*"»"' "Um" '0 5' "|°“" by Ui"

1' ~ if rliiss iigniii on Thiirsiiziy and Sniiirdiiy ""‘9'"‘g m ln” ~\""l°“”| Antlmm 7*-" "H

' ff ~ ’ ‘_viis.»< Ailit-rin I\l<~l<‘iirlaiir- who has coli- l""S“fm~'_L-

---'T s. i~-- i- 'ill » ' l

Mo" i<lti»li<-ii i‘ni|veiiit_-li:-os and lioiiseliolil f\ml“Ul|‘"'l Of Ulf’ Gl‘”"V\\l“- S"|\°°l milk

i'lii'iii.~'liiiig.~' during the ivvoli.

.¢,€@‘_-‘-\ *as*

Constable R. B. Nunn,

of Vernon, B.C., says,- “For over two years l‘ suffered acutely with

on my leg. I tried .ill kinds of medicines. clrltme its, Ilnlments, etc.. but notwith- standing, thc wounds seemed

Tile Guurrliiiii liris tier-ii :iiitliorized hy the Management of thc f"~rlndlaii i‘riiiiitr_vl\i.iii to i-tiiiiiiiiiu the :iliovc offer. _

Sliliscribers who have :int _vet taken advantage of this unpar-

rcllcd offer ure i'el|ilestf-il in do so ni. our-e.

PLEASE USE THF. FOLLOWING FORM

_ Sllliiicription Depnriint-iii,

The Ulltirloitetowii iiiiiirillnii,

(iliorlrittciowii, i'_ l~I. i.

Dear Sirs,

ldnclosr-ii limi liorewlth $2.50 being renewal sub-

scription to the llioriiintziiuiirfliiin for one year. With thili eub~ - scriptlon 1 understand thu* I will receive FREE for one year The Canadian (‘ouutryninii, ii \\'lCl~ZKI.\' magazine printed in Toron- , to. Ont.

Name... . . . . . . . . . _ . . _ . . . , . . . . , _ , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...

t , »`_.‘ 1"o|t0I|iro. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

New Subsrrllit-rs io Thi- iiiinrtlhn can lake ilrlvantnlo ol

this offor l7Mtf

only to get worse. Finally became so bad that I was on “W P0int of going into a hos~ pltnl, when ii friend persuad- ed me to try Zum-Buk. I did so, and the first few appli- cations madc the i-lccrs lcu painful. From first commenc- lllif tv use Zum-Buk the ulcers improved and twelve boxes of L\:|_n-Iluk effected a complete c re.'

For cczema. lien. cuts. burma.

brulaea. chopped Ea adn, cold cracks and all ek n diseases or iuiurlea. and for rheuuutism. eclatlca. etc. nothing can equal Zam-Btik. AII arulaiats and etorca. or from Zam- Buk . Toronto. for price ; Mc. par box.. Itaiuao aubatliutea.

Donnm st l‘<-mrs nm -\ir \lu\ vapor gave short liiosrunliies oi such tzrmmo nm, as far as he iq (..,m...,-,mi

innioiii~. nicn as hir \\ aiu-r Scott. Oliv

the address the thanks ot the liisti-

lic exaiiiiiiiltioii of the Mount Stewart

'inspector (`ain. The examination was

:iinineri in most of the subjects studi- eil. In thc afternoon quite a number

_ reside at l’o.\vn:il.‘ ’I`lie`(iuar1liiln ex- '05' DHFEIIYS illld ViS|l0l'S W0l'¢‘- Dl`959¥ll- '

lends lielirl_\' <'oiif;l'atuli1tioiis. Both KCUUPUICU 0XDf05S'i‘<l lh0lIlS9lV€S

as well pleased with the work being done iii the school hy the teacher, Miss Walsh and Mr. Green, Notwithstanil- ing the fact that thc school had been closed i'or it month, the pupils ac-

tlie close of the examination 'Aileen

sling “The Illiiple Leaf Forever" and

pliiw on Dr-t-_ Llflrd, 191-1. Owing in it tliurili ini-i-tiiig lieing held in the dis

ing present The secretary ot sthoolii and li iiuiiiher ol' tho fair sex were pre- sent. The school was examined by Mr. Edward Mt-Kay, ti former teacher. who spoke very favorably of the work done in-the sr-hool hy the teacher. A short programme. followed by the sclioliirs who acquitted themselves very well. A (‘hrlstmas tree was pro- vided lly someone oli which the teach- er placed il bag ot' candy anti u booklet for eacli seliolur, who iii return pre» seiitod their teacher with li nice pair of gloves. The teacher. Miss Janettti .\icL)onald, is doing fine work in the school and may she long continue to instruct the youthful mind. The exer- cise closed with singing the National .-\ntl.eni, all ret-liiig they had spent n very pleasant afternoon.-(‘oiii.

OCEAN VIEW AND ViClNlTV.-

llis friends regret to note the illness oi Mr. Wlii. liiivlialnnan, he is in the l'. li). l llospitili for the last few weeks. They are plvnsiiiti to hear that he is roiiorltvl iiiiii-li lic-ttcr, and will be gliid i.i sec liiiii :it home and aroilnd again. ~~Mr. Angus McLeod of the S. S. Norlliilnilierliiiiil, has returned to (lt-_ciin View `ul'tor spending New Years with friends in Charlottetown. Wci- rome back.-Mr. Ewen McEachern had returned home after tl pleasant visit to friends in Mnrell.--The Dixoti Bros. have sold quite a lot of their valuable woods. it. lwiiii.: pilrchastul by a coni- paiiy froiii New Brunswick.-Mr. Ev- erett ltlcliin-liorii has finished building a well-house for Mrs. Campbell Oar~ field. Mr. l\li~cEiiciiern is the right mari iii the right place.-Mr. Wilfred Mc- \\'illinm and i‘urrlo Buchaiiiin, two of the finest young men are among those employed iii the lumber v/0008 formerly owned hy the Dixon Bros.- Foni, _

ANNUAL MEETING.-The annual

meeting nf the Cornwall Creamery f‘_ompaii_v was held In the Hull at-("orn- wall on Wetlrfebdly l1flll‘ll00¥li ||\“ president. Mr, llugh Macmillan .re- vii-win tint wm-it of the year. aftrr which The Secretary. Mr. D. li. Mur- chieson, place-il before those present a printed statement giving details of receipts and expenditure. The factory was eu from June int to Nov. 2nd. l-‘nrtygfgglg/lit` patrons supplied in all 607.445 pounds of milk containing an

average of 3.72 per cent. gbllutter fat or 34,752 pottqgs In all. he average prir egvlized y patrons per l00~l‘ba. nl' milh as i02.34c. and the net value of bllllor fat. 17.89 cents per lb. The patron sending the lgf a tint nf

milk was Ro ert' mgnlm

he will do his utmost to prodiire more

lun, T. P. Pass, Pope Crosby and others. after which a vote of tlitliiks was presented to Mr. Ross,

SCOTCHFORT AND VICINITY. --

Mcssrs. ll. lluglies and J, J. lliirrr-tt. Svottfhfort, went to (lliarlotietowii hy tho noon train Salilrday niid roliiriicd ioinc on the evening express. They report husiiiess lioonilng iii the mip- itiil. Mr. Philip Mclfennu, talilo wait- er on the S. S. Stanley, spent the week end at his home in Scotchfort. Mr. Harold Brothers, station master at Vernon River. accompanied by his bro- her Mr. Pearl Brothers, of ldlliotvalc. spent the week end visiting iii Traca- die. the guests ol` Mrs. Philip llughes. Miss Ida (Hliiiniiskey, \\'ehster's (`0r~ ner, spent the week and visiting iii Tracadie. the giir-si of’ tier sister, Mrs. Walter Mullin. A valuable gold watch that was lost some time iigo by Miss Loretta \\'haleii, teal-_lior of Blooming Point. was picked up on Sunday last by Mrs. Patrick .\lnrri.~i. Doiialdstoii. and promptly reiiiriicd to ills owiii-_r iioiie the worse ot' its exposure to the oleiiieiits. Mr. Joseph Barrett. (lien- roy, paid li dying visit to Tractiilio Sini-

S. il. (`., is visiting in Scotrlifort. the giiest of Mr. <'li:irles Fil-tlier. Mrs. Johii McKenzie, St-olchfori. is visiting in Hlooinileld, the guest of Miss Aiiule 0'llalloran. Mr. Michael Currie, Af- ton ltoiid. had the iuisfortuiic of losing a valuable young horse receiitly. lie having taken an overfeed of wlioxit. Messrs. John l~‘. und Pius Mellridc. Scotclifort, i-zpoiit Sunday visiiliig friends in Fort Augustils liiiil viiziiiiiy.

SEE IT'

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has proven “an eye opener” to the - public. Nothing like it has ever \ been offered to the purchasing pub- ’

Our Windows Display But' a Few

of the seasonable winter clothing at prices that out' _ stand theishrewdest buyers and it remains for you to enter our store and convince yourself of this /

Grand Money Saving Opportunity

and bear in mind that it is at the National Cloth- -

SALE -

ing Store that one dollar will do the work of two. _

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Just a iew of the many

Bargains _

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$11.00 Overcoats for... _ _$6.80 12.00 Overcoats .....7.40 14.00 Overcoats “...__.11.60 18.00 Overcoats “. . ....1490

WHAT $10 Illll Fllll THIS WUMAN

The Price She Paid for Lydia E.Pinkham’aVegetabIe Com- pound Whicli Brought Good Health.

Danville, Va.-“I have only lpentfien

dollars on your medicine an I feel so .........-.._..._,.. ....,.......... _ much better than I dia when aiu dom: ' l >' ` was treating me. I _-.V '; don't suffer any _"" bearing down pains _ atallnowandlaleep ii!§ii§` well. I cannot say "' " ` eil enough for Lydia E.

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