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A VEXPRESS.-The express train

town last night at 10.33 o'clock.

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I SPECIAL SERVICE.-There will be a special service in St. James H311 10, night at 8 o'clock.

THE Pic'rou soar.-'rim ss.

Northumberland docked at Charlotte- town last evening at 5.15 o'clock. ---

HAMPTON. ETC. - Presbyterian

services, Nov. 22nd: Bonshaw, 11 a.ni.; Tryon, 3 pm.

THE NEW GLASGOW MISSION

Band will hold a bchn supper and cn- tertainment. iii New Glasgow Hall on Tuesday, November 2-ith' at 7.30 p. in. Proceeds in aid of Belgian Relief Fund. Admission, 25 cents. 6575

ORWELL ClI~`idUlT.-in comiection

with the Orwoli Presbyterian Churches there will bo service in the Grandview llall next Friday evening, the 20th, at 7 o’clock. Other services on Sunday at usual hours il

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bin in-'-1118 igteilar, Order the Asouuo Ac/thu.-iiis many fi-iemis

bin filled`_-flgtldgy and the in-

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snow on stack while at w'oi'k at Carleton Point

, ested to hear that Mr Sl. Williamson

will be glad to -see Mr John Davies, jun.. who was reqently injured by re- ceiving a glancing blow from a smoke-

able to be around»again as usual. » ._1__.

WC-UNDED SIOLDIER. - Many

friends in Charlotiietown will be inter-

who sang so delightfully in Zion Church one evening last summer while visiting here, \vas a Scottish reservlst. and at the opening of thc war im- mediately ioined the home forces and left for the front. Unfortunately Mr Williamson was severely wounded while lighting in France and is now In England recuperating.

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The annual meeting of thc share-

holders of the Chas. Dalton Silver Black Fox Co., Ltd., was held in the Kindergarten Hall yesterday after- noon. `ln their report the directors referred to the loss of 12 litters of pups, estimated at $240,000, attributing the loss to the very"heavy snowstorm of April 13 and 14. 'Que company have taken precautionsrb prevent a recur- rence of the dlsastor.‘ `

The. _¢ompany's| receipts amount to

$19,972.62, ' and expenditures to $18,081.85, leaving a balance of $1,890.77. Thisdoes not include the pup whiciireplaced one killed by its mate or- the'three pairs of young foxes added, which bring the breeding plant up-to twenty-three pairs, or an

$400 in the London June sales.

The report their referred to thc

options takenfon certain foxes, but owing to »the war it was impossible to sell -the pups except. at a sacrifice, and hence they were put back into the ranch. ln view of thc foregoing circumstances, it will not be possible to pay a dividend this year. The directors believe I that when normal business conditions return, the ranch will then be in a position to pay hand- some dividends, even on a pelt basis.

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Mr George _DoBlois. of the Royal

investment Exchange, has returned from a trip to the United States in the interests of the fox industry. While in America, Mr DeBlois received a large number of applications for stock. ln New York“he vlsltod`sonio ofthe world’s largest fur houses. where silver black fox skins were being sold at between $3,000 and $3,500 each.

snrrisu IARIWY or NeAni.v

3.000.000 BY END OF MARCH

‘-1 i -_IS PREMlER'S PLAN. l , ' _Q-J-_

LONDON. Nov. 16.-A supplemen-

tary ostimate to provide for another

million men reguircd by the British Government du ing the year ending March 31, was introduced in the House of Commons. This brings the total army, not including U10 i0ITii0l'lIilS. i0 2,186,400 officers and men.

Mln`lrd’l Llnlment Co., Limited.

Gentlemen.-Last Winter I received

gro`at'ben'eiit from the use 0! MIN ARD15 LLNIMIQNT in a severe attack of'l$aGrippe, and I have frequently proved it to be very offsctive in cases of inflammation.

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increase of fifteen' per cent. The pelt' Mcgimmn “ar gaudet of the fox killed by its mate brought llgmm, Holman

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l. M. E. ll. GAMES.

The followinggames of basket-ball

were played at the Y. M. C. A. last night: BEAVERS CRESCENTS Forwards. C. Beer Capts. Eaton Russel W. Beer Centres Walker Larnboss Guards McLeod i McEwen Schurman ` Gillis

Won by Beavers-scorc: 12--5,

COMETS RAMBLERS ' Forwards Duncan (Capt) McPherson Johnson ‘ VanBuskirk Centres Hughes (Capt.) Norman

Won by Comets, score: il-3. Next game "Tuesday, Nov. 2-ith, at

8.45 p. m. sharp.

Beavers vs. Comets.

» Ramblers vs. Crescents.

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FROZEN.-If the temperature con

coat of ice on the pond. ~

asked to bring service rolls with the

profession, aud serving in this cap

the corps. Mr Matson is a brother

Drug Company, Charlottetown.

LETTER.-An interesting lette

city, brings good news from the nurse

very pleasant evening was spent at

tinues low Government Pond will soon have a surface hard enough to afford skating. Yesterday there was a thick

FALL IN.--All those who have sign-

ed the home guard service roll. and others who desire to join the move- ment, are requested to turn out at the Drill Shed to-night promptly at 8 o'clock. Members of committee arc

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MOUNT STEWART.--The recruit-

' ing officer. Cgiptain T. E. Mat-Nutt, of

the 82nd Re lnient, will be at Mount Stewart on Friday morning to enlist. any young men who may wish to serve in oversea service in thc 26th infan- try- Battalion. Young men under twen- ty-one years of age must bring a certi- iicate of approval i'roin their parents.

SUPREME COURT.-in the Su-

preme Court ycsterday morning the Chief Justice delivered judgment

- against the Sheriff in the proceedings

for contempt in the suit of John Alex-

JCW3 MEWCAL 3.0393-‘“3_t“l\l9Y ander Stewart v. John llorne. The

J; Matson. son of the law Certain court dismissed the application inset (’e°"5‘> Maifmll- Of Ha“fHX» has V0\““` aside the attachment and .writ of rc-_ teered for the front and has Joined pievgm The Com-1 gave _|udgm¢m_ me Afml' M0dlCl\\ COT!-TS. HWS il Hal" [against the Sheriff und imposed a fine fax Exchange. Ho is a drugglst by 01-5100 am; ¢0,.,¢,,_ ‘ " u.

city will prove a valuable addition to |N-fERE51~|NG, p|q0GRAMME___qih,,

01' Jubilee Coniniittec. First Mctliodi:-it

Mr Frank MaU’°“ ‘lf th” M"Ki““U" Church, have issued ii vt-ryriip-to-date

programme of tht- services for nt-.xt Sunday and for Monday und Tuesday

r evening. Rev. Dr (_‘u1npliell will preach

mailed in L°“d°“ by Miss Rena *Sunday morning, on "Some Lessons _McLean, of Souris, to Miss McKinnon, From the Wm-V" ,md mm A_ B, gimp

3 son will give a discourse on Sunday

Wim mined me Canadian °°“““§em~ evening on “God's First Tabernacle`." Ai' the time °f “"'m“5 they were °“‘ On Monday evening Iiir Simpson will

il give his great lecture. No tickets, but

cousins and had sufficient time to take R silver copection at eu,-1, serviga' in some of the man oints of interest Mr Simpson an-was hem ;0_m0,r0w

il (Friday) evening. Get a copy of the

shortly lo be culled 0" U’ begin the programme and see ilio bill of fare,

, _duties for which they had volunteered.

including the musical numbers.

. from Suxliiliersitic arrived in Charlotte---ence oi' thirty odd guests last evenin

BIRTHDAY ANNIVERSARY. - A

the residence of Mr. Edward llurgoin ,, Bradalhane, on Friday, Nov. 10th, it being his eighty-fourtli birthday anni-

Granville, where he formerly resided,

to see him still hale and hearty fo

years ago, when thirteen years of age. After singing "God be with you till wc meet again," the company dispersed to their respective homes feeling that it was an evening well spent.

A PROFITABLE BUSINESS. -‘

There is no more profitable business . at the present time than the cincina- tograph business. Everyone wants to see moving pictures of current events, of the war, of the drama, and so on. At present there is not a single cinc- matrograpli travelling thc ‘ country districts in Prince Edward Island, while the people in thc country ‘ dire" crying for entertainment. Any enter- prising individual wishing t_o"éntdr` this business and reap a rich charvestj can do so for an initial outlay of $150. A complete cinematrograplr _equip- ment for use in town or country, may be obtained for that aniounti' ‘Par- ticulars niuy be obtained liy7a'pplil-.zi-' tion-at the Guardian Office. " 6157*.

RE FAMOUS Geese.-_'rim ouarfi-~

ian has rcccivod a note signed by Mr! Robert Jenkins, Mt. Albion: which is as follows: “‘Mr. Chirk,_ ‘of Albertoit; ,claims to own a'i’amoi`1s‘goose` and' wants-to--know if only one in the pro- vince owns one that can equal her._ i'_ own one that, 'brought'out'aiid raised' young in 1913 and the same year start- ed to lay eggs the second of Octf; lliy- ing 26 before she stopped. She start- ed to lay again early hi Mu'rr.li, 191'-i. brought out 10 goslings in April as the ground was covered with snow 1- had to shovel a place clear to give

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wheat and gave them water to drink. She saved- her ten young and started to lay again Oct. Sith. Up to the pro- sont time she has laid 12 eggs and is still busy. Mr. (§lark's goose is scarcely in it with mine. Let us hear from others."

THE PRINCE EDWARD.-From thc

excellent new ticket. oiiice at the Prince Edward Theatre. tickets were sold to a rent number of appreciative patrons. Last niglit‘s programme was well balanced and very interesting. there being two dramas of two roels each and thrj-.c comedies shown. " His Stolen l<orl.unc” was a two part comedy drama. adapted from the story published in Munsey's magazine, an excellent prosentation by. thc Essauy Company. Francis X. Bushman is the principal performer, ami supported by a strong cast acts this splendid play in characteristic greatness. “ As thc Wind Blows" was a strong drama shown in two reels. This pluy was really good, and featured by star act- ing. Not to laugh was impossible. when tho _ comedies, “Love and u Lottery Ticket." " Making _Good " and " Giving Bill a, Rest," were shown, Mr Cairns gave the audience a special musical treat when he sang excellently "Heroes and (lentIonicti." The words of this song were taken from the spcocb oI` the laio Lord Roberts after the Boer war, and are put to music to a beautiful air. To-night “Broken Vows " u two-reel drama, will bc pro- ducod in addition to thc above.

THANKS FROM PATRIOTIC COM-

MITTEE.-The Executive Coniniittou of the Prince Edward island Brandi .of the Canadian Patriotic Fund, desires to tendcr its sincere thunks»to Mr Gallagher of the Prince lidward Theatre, to Mrs Morrison, Mrs Sander- son, Miss Barrett, ' Mrs Mat-diiiiuld, Mrs McLennan, also to tho League of thc Cross Band, and to Professor Wat- kis, and to Mr Taylor for printing, as wcll as to any others who were in anyway connected with the (‘.liildrcn‘a Concert, so successfully hold in the I’rinco Edward Thcntrc, and from which concert the Fund reaped the llne harvest oi' $330. Tho Committee was not in oihce when the concert came off, hence the reason for the noti-

A. A._I3srtlett (Major), Secretary.

I *il-IEALTHV KIDNEYS NECES- ISARV--Baokache? Feeling tired? Not. as spry as you used to ho? Getting old? You are not old. Disordered kidneys mskeyou, feel that way. “P¢n|l|r" Buchu and Palmetto Compound will .tone them- up and start you right to- ward good health. 501:, and Sl hotties. E. A. Foster, "Pen|iar’~' Drug! ores: e

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SACRED CONCERT.-The “Blue-

nose Quartette" oi' Amherst, N. S., composed of Messrs. Kemp, Evans, Gcsner and Logan. will favor our citi- zens on next Sunday evening at the

Vel'BiH‘Y- A Humber of his friellds f\'0!U close of the regular church services, by

rendering u sacred concert in tho

years to come. Mr. Burgoyne is one of the pioneers of this island, having immigrated from England seventy-one

dY0V0 Ollf 10 be DFBBEIH at l-his GVGM l’ooplc‘s Theatre (Market ilnll). Doors and after a bountiful supper prepared will bg Open at 8,15 o'clock p. m., und in Mrs. Burgoyne s good style. i>l‘9S0“l-‘ the concert will start promptly at 8.30. ed him with i1 Morris Chair and hoped The programme to be rt-mi.-mi win

I' be published later. A silver collec-

tion will bc taken at the door for the purpose of defraying expenses. This will give the niusit loving co lc of

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thi:-i city an ext-cllcnt opportunity to hear these artists of song sing sacred lliusic. The Bluciiose Qiiarls-tic. it will bc remembered, sung licre last week.

LEAGUE OF THE CROSS.-Two of

the League of the Cross ioiiriiaiiieiits of sport were farthcr nrlvani-.cd last evening-in the bowling and liuslivtbnll deps._r_tiiicnts. 'i`hr'ec bowling ganies were played bctwci-_n thc <‘rost"eiits and' a team from the Glen (‘luli, the latter winning with 57 pins to spare. The team of Glue (‘liib players wore: W. Mcl_)_onald, IQ, liogau, J. liuliy. W. Gills and A. l’o\\:or. 'i‘hv Vrcscciits team was as follows:-J. llovell, A. Martin, iloucettt-, Quinn and lt. liartnr. The Gee (Tluh nidrlc an aggregate score oi' 1312. Two interesting games of basketball were also witnessed, when thc Royal Bank ts-.nm inet defeat at the liainlii of the Slininrocks by thc score of io'-il. The gaine was quite exciting, :intl the “ Royals " played ii good ganic,

'ultiiouglit short oi' some of their stars.

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i PRETTY WEDDING.-ln the pres-iequalled. ln pictures the leader was

ut tht- homo of her grandmother, Mrs in Missouri" This is s story well

|1iealv-is, Miss Jean Kathleen Camera

g, a three-reel feature, “The James Boys

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known to many. l`he daring deeds oi

of Charlottetown, was married to llir thosc,ro\'t-rs of tho roiulwerc vividly John Sinclair liullnian, of North pcrtruyt-d; looting the hunks, holding liustico. Miss Kathleen Beales per- up trains, etc., made a picture full of formed the pleasant duties incumbent thrills und excitement. Judging from on the oilice of bridesmaid, while thc. the story, although they were bandits, groom was accompanied by Mr Jack they had a_soft heart as was shoW»ll.by

,' also carried a pretty bouquet of Ameri

head, of the Central Christian (‘hurch

of sinilnx. chrysantlicniunis iiiid our nations, the whole having a splcnrlivi and attractive effect. Among those who were present were Mrs i"ranl< licales, the Misses liculcs, hlastf-r Gr-of lieules and Mrs Beale-ii, senior. The reseiits were numerous. and be-apo o

.P - - ' » in an unmistakable ni.iiin¢-r the kind-

ly esteem in which the happy young couple nrt* helil hy their large circle of friends. The Guardian, as is cus tomary in such iutorosting and lm portniit. events, wishes Mr and l\Irs Biillmtln a very hapy married life "nfl long years of uninterrupted prosperity.

PEOPLE'$ THEATRE.-Patroiis of

the People's 'Theatre who throiigcii

can beauty roses and fern. The cere- mony was performed iii the drawing- room at 9 o'clock by the Rev. Mr shown. A l{c-y:~'tont- comedy, "(‘ruol llaivson, assisted by ltev. Mr White-

and the party thereafter rc-paired to be hurd to iiiili. Mr. Parks sung “OIT thc dining-room, where rt-fresliments to i’hllndclphiu," and was the rt-ripicni. were very nicely served. The tablc oflicartyoppluusc, hclm:<~oinpcllt»<l to was artistically decorated with wreaths respond to encore-s, which hc graceful-

ntewart. The bride, who was given them presenting a widow woman with away by her brother, Gordon, was enough money to clear 06'- her mort- charmingly attired in a gorgeous dress gage. “They who Dig Pits'1 was one of Duchess Satin, with a Brussels net of those interesting dramas of ine veil, and carried a magnificent shower moonshine country, throughout which -bouquet consisting of white roses and a pretty love story was woven. “The llilies of the valley. The bridesmaid Strnnd War Series" pictured the laud-

lng of the British troops in France, etc., etc., and was possibly tht- mont inte-resting one of the series yt-t

Cruel Love," wus nothing but Iniiglis. und a more enjoyable coint-dy would

ly u.1».iio\\'ic1ll-.Q tl. 'ilic l-‘our i~.in;Ii~;Ii Roscbuds, who opened th'-ir on :I -- ment on Tuesday night, liavi- t~rc;itt~d n most favorable- iinprt-ss.on and .. . .. work of lust evening ivus lo\nl‘_\‘ np- plaulicrl, Their at-t, although bt-ini; u singing and dancing at-t, is nov-.-I, and took i.hc_ house by storm. They put

4 on a complete change to-night, both in

songs and dances, and together with the usual excellent pictorial pro- .-';ra.mme the People's will no doubt do mpacity biisiiit'-ss again to-night.

"Forget your corns by getting rid of

them. I-‘orget the pain and dlsroiii-

the spacious hall last night. occupying every available seat, were treated to a piograinuie that multi liardly be

foris, by using lil-xall Corn Solvent. It is giuirziiituotl lo cure or inont-y rc- funiied. iliac-Kiiioii Drug Co., For Grt-at George und Kent Strcts. Mi-lit’

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