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  -¢ - _ E some vo snat.mo.- new-S nm,
*yi f ._ fi G Russel Beer and Preston Sentner Wu.,
1* - _ - of this city, left yesterday morning for Hamm
` ' . St'. Jolui. N. B., from which port they ,dun
~ _ will sail on Saturday for England with gf*-;,'de,s_
- :.e:‘°::.°1:.':'r.'.:; 5.".§‘.';2"°   ~°» °f Mr
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"Acadla. but gave up
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suits every-
body alike. It
may be that the flour
you are now using doesn t
altogether please you. in that
case you would be wise to make
change. In suggesting
out: Chorus- \\'e`ll nevcr let the
Uld Flat: Fall" Solo- An Irish Let~
for by Miss S. M. McNeill, Trio-
' 'l`ill the Boys come Home, A. ll. Locke.
as your next choice. we wish to emphasize that it is ii » llcadiiis-~ Our Soldier Buys. Miss Em-
blend of selected Ontario soft wheat and
Manitoba hard wheat. and for that
reason is very probably the ost ` ,
biscuits and bread »-or.
in other words. for
general baking use-
that can be had.
Your grocer will
be glad ro
supply ii.
HUNT BROS.. L\m\t¢d
L0 N D0 N
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’ 4 ployevs of thi- .\iec-liaiiical Dcparinieiit
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"W I  liecord Revenue

In 1915 the Canada Life income was “
$9,333,632. This marks a new record
in the Company’s history. /
The Canada Life funds are largely in-
vested in Bonds, Debentures and Mortgages,
a good rate of interest being assured for a
term of years, with the safety of the principal
carefully guarded.
The large interest returns, together with
economical management and careful selection
of lives are the principal factors in the earn-
ing' of the record surpluses of recent years.
In 1915 the surplus earned was $1,480,866.
The full Report of one of the most success-
ful years in the Canada Life's history is being
printed and will gladly be sent you.
__‘ .A _' Herbert C. Cox,
A President and General Manager,
' W. K.ROGERS»
Manager for Prince Edward island,
n,"_,x___“, _ Charlottetown.
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| Plierson heartily giiaiiki d his feiloweiii-
ire Insurance
A Necessity 
Then insure in good strong stock compan-  I 
ies,whic_h never contest an honest claim such
as is represented by
   E. R. BROW
Charlottetown .
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Today, toinorfow-at any hour of any working day-I
am here_,~.gp' the job prepared to submit specifications and
quote you prices on a better plumbing and heating system
for your home. - / ' \
thatgioen, if you have a repair pjob, I am ready to attend to
I am qualifi" `to attend to you pin b' k '
part and  My methods' arcnithagiiglir ailidegildi
1 prices excrpllsmll moderate. 1
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F red. li- Traiiior.. °%3.§,‘f§?“
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Yesterday _afternoon at four o'c-loc
Mayor-D. J. Riley. P. S. Brown.
` Smith. "
tion.)
Hughes.
\Vriglit. J. D: Taylor.
\evin, R. H. Jenkins, Beuj. Carter.
gor. elected by Acclamation.
i -ENJOYABLE EVENING.-An cil-
icrtainment and Basket Social was
held at 'l‘ru\'cllers Itesi on Tliursday
evening Jan. 27th under the auspices
ui' liluplc Leaf Institute. A very large
nttciidaiicc of people were present and
the best of ordcr prevailed. .l\lajor
Townsliend acted as i_‘haii'i.uun and
tho following prugratuniu was carried
Geo. Harris, and Mrs. A. H. Locke.
oline llliirslilnink, Dia.- The Greatest
Plague of Life, Duct- Thc Crooked
liawbee, Mrs. Geo. Pickering and Geo.
llarris. lliuitlilig- 'so kcry Sitting a
m I ' ` .` 3 _
lddalklnd Of f]0lll' f0l’ pastry. \ \ lf- lien, Geo. li. McCallum. iiolo__- Thert~‘a home bcycud the oldest msldout of
Dunstaifiiagc in the person of Mr \
ii Mother always waiting for lou Home
Mrs. Geo Pickering, Dia- l’at's Ex-
cuse, Wm. Homiel and Mrs. L. Sample.
After programme. sale ol' baskets, Wil-
liam Matliicson acting as Auctioneer.
The proceeds amounting to $40.00 go
io\-.nrrls rcpnirs on thc l'ublic llull.
FRIDAY
,KlNDLY REMEMBERED-Mr. John
.\icPiiorsoii, who has been one of the
einployi-vs of the Mculianiral Depart-
nicnt of the l"’rii\co liilivard island
llnilway for nearly 50 ye:-i'i's, is new ro-
iiring on it pension. Weiiiiesdiiy he
was waited upon in the liailway Works
by his fellow eniployccs. and presented
with a purse of inoncy and the follow-
ing nililrnss. read by Mr, Peter Mc-
Onaid. Mccliaiiicnl l"orcin:iii:-- John
;\lt`tl'liersoii. Dear Sir \\'c, thu em-
oi' the Print-e Edward ltnilway, learn
that you have decided to retire on iiic
Pmisioii .\llow;iiit~e after ii lout: and
fniiliful service of nearly hiiif ii cen-
tury. During the niany years that you
liaive been assoirialml with ns, wc may
siiy' that we have always found you
<irni;:liti`or\\':ii~tl and coiiscioiitifiii-= in
all your dealings. every ready to help
your follow eniplojfces, citlicr In ills-
iress or oilici‘\\'isi\, and for these no-
ble i|iiailitio,.- you will loin; he rcineni-
lmrml. not only by the muployees of
the i\ii-r-liuiiiviil l)Pp;irimeiit, hilt by
the viiiployees oi` the other depa"‘~
ineiits oi' the l’. E. island Railway as
well. In biddini; you goodbye we ask
you to accept the accoitipaiiying
piirse, not for its value. lull. as a
slight token of 1,-'stew-iii in wliicli you
are held. and our earnest prn,\'ei~s are
thai you may long bv spztrcil lo en-
joy the fruits of your i:iboi‘s.-- Sigiicil
on behalf of ilic liinployees of the
Alccliaiiical Department. Mr. Mc-
ployees for their kind gift which he
highly appreciated. Though retiring
from active service he shall not soon
forget his friends in this city.
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 WHAT is Lux? its 
. a soap of unusual .= _
~ purity made into the '
thinnest of flakes that
readily dissolve in, li_ot
water. It makes ‘ii
creamy, foamy lather
that cannot injure ‘the
daintiest fabric or the
hands. .
is wonderful
of all
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nominations closed in connection with
All Pure Tea fee ffoin Dust l the fvrih Comlllsrlvli' elections- AS
will be seen by the following list of
aiiiigiidgiteg nominated,d 12:. Ledlwell. ifor
~_ - . .'a .., was no i ate y acc s. at on
Sealed lfackets Only .-: Never Sold in Bulk no me, cm-d,§‘,n"}, be,” ,B ,,,§',,e,d
" ‘°‘ ‘ ~ < - ‘ __ '__ Thog Water Commissioners are also el
_ e V -- ‘Wimbted by acciamation. The list is as hmmm. me “mem mn|vemry~°t meh.
.- = f*?“°“*l- marriage. mice asmiierorvsiusiiie
ward 1.-John McKenna, P. A.
Ward 2.-Dr. Ledwell. (iicclama-
Ward 3.-R. B. Rattray, I-‘_ W.
Ward 4.-John T. McKenzie, G. D.
Ward 5.-L. B. Miller. John I\Ic~
Water Commissioners.-P. McCar-
ron. Jas. lilcDonald. Chas. Mc-Gre-
Ammls
K leatve Canada With the t Coating
eu . . '
of their friends and relations came to
#tits had been pr;sen'ted*the evening
#as past in singing old-time songs and
s ry telling. After which the jovial
IDDBDY gathered around a'weil laden
fable to which they did ample justice.
The wmnauy re umed to their homes
after wishing Mr. and Mrs. MacDonald
many more years of happy wedded life.
Mr. and Mrs. MacDonald have twenty-
elgh`t grandchildren and ,eight great
AN |8LANDER»-The Winnipeg Tri-
thc early days of the war. '
On January 25th there pnssml to tho
,Donald llicLauclilan. llc was born ln
Marshfield 87 years alto and was ii
resident of Duustaffuago for over 50
years. About 50 years ago he married
Miss Jessie Ellis of Donaldsiou, who
survives him. Mr liit-.Liiuchlaii was it
kind, ohliging neighbour und a friend
io everybody. Ile was very well
known to tht: former generation and
was active until three years ago when
the inilrniitles of age compelled him io
live ai retired live, faitlifully attciided
by his wife to the cud. ills funeral
on Thursday. the 27th January. was
very largely attended to the Marsli-
iield Cemetery. his pastor, Rev. R. L.
Collin. oiiiciating_ (Pat. please copy.)
'SllEDlA(‘. N. B.. Jan. 29.--An old
and highly respected citizen passed
away this week. when the late Samuel
MacDougall. after a long illness, died
at his home here. on Friday morning.
Deceased, who was eighty-tliree years
of nge. was a native of P. E. I.. but
had lived thc greater part of his life
iiorc_ in religion he was a staunch
Prcsliyteriati. The late Mr. Mac-
Dougall is survived- by a widow. five
daughters. Misses Jessie._ Margaret
and Sophia, oi` Shediac, Rhoda. of
Fredericton. and Mr; C. Elliott. of
Sussex, and one son. l (`. R. Conduc-
tor (`oll Macbougall of Moncton.
Three brothers also survive, Zllessrs.
George. of Morell, 1'. E. l.. John of
ltexliani, North. Co., and Donald of
Sydney. Cape Breton, and one sister,
Mrs. Geo. Bell. of Albany, P. E_ I. The
funeral took place Sunday afternoon
interment at Greenwood Ccinetcry. ,
DIED IN PlC`_l'0U.~.\'ews reached
the city yesterday of the death in the
hospital :it Picton of Gunner John lilc-
Donald, who was taken inn with con-
gestion of the lungs while on his way
to Halifax to go on duty at Ives Point.
Before the detachment left the Drill
Hall, Wednesday nioruing, Gunner Mc-
Donald showed symptonis of illness.
but he explained that he had hurried
away without waiting for breakfast.
and said he would be all right shortly.
Major McKay insisted upon his rc-
nialning at home.'as he appeared to
bo quite sick. Major Leigh also uddcil
his protest io the young iuaifri going
and llio ilcinciimeiii loft without him.
He, however. after a short inlcrvul.
run ufti-r the detachment. fell into linc
and inrirclied with them on board the
st(-nuicr. lio"l»ocaino much worse bo-
fure arriving at Picton and it was
found iiccessary tu pltscc hlmiln u
hospital tin-.rt-_ ills passing away
yesterday is a sud blow to his widow-
cil iiioilicr. who resides on Queen St.. ,
this city. iiiid she has the licarlfoli. _
s_\'|npailiy of all. The remains will bc `
brouglit lionn- for lnloriiiont on Sutnr- '
tiny by the S.S. Prince Edward lulundt
A very pleasant time was spent last
night at Graco ilhurch Parsonage
when ii number of il if Laiilos Aid and
Young Peoples Soclbiy inet to wol-
voino iho sirniigfira of the churcli_
During the cvculiig tho pastor. Rev.
F. H. l.itllojohns. wairprcsented with
a fur coat accompanied by an address
(which appears below) in token oi
ilic esteem in which ho is 'held by his
eonizrcgalloii. Although taken com-
pletely by surprlsc‘M Llltlejohns in ,
ii few well clioin-.u rsxliarlis ‘thuultcd
the Ladies Aid and Young l'eoplc's
Society for their kindness and good
wishos.
ADDRESS. _
'dloiir Mr liittlcjolius.--The.-Ladies
Aid and Young Peoples ~ ,Sociotyiif
your church. wishing to show 'ln so e'
way their nppri\clation_'of~»your. worlr
in this corner nf God's_'viueys;rd
wherein you are iabourlng. at the
preseiii. time. take this opltoftilllitytl of
presenting you with thls.&ur gt.
Wear, lt: and as you feel its-.wa th
during our cold Canadian wlatdridet
that reeling be symbolic or the estopm
in which' you are -held iby ooclif-and
every one of your people. Trusting
you may have many years ol health,
,happiness and prosperity. We are..
yours most cordially.” » '
Ladies Aio.2~ .. 
Young Peoples ,MIGU-
As already recorded the dootlr of
Mr. John McCabe o,bo\t'r0il-°'¢"ltiihis
home in 8tauhope,'st -an early hour
on Jan. 26 at the grand ol||`l¢0 0!-109
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The deceasel was I; ` 'of _ _
‘constllutlom n`evsr  ~
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student at
course to
GOLDEN WEDDING.-A very en-
.l0yable time was spent recently at' the
home of Mrrmd lun. Murdock luc-
Z Donald. Rose Valley when s number
 . . 'UPG
grandchildren. , 1 but
NEWS
n him. !fot\by surprise’ however, Mr. McCabe was a man of great iii~
fully ‘prepared to meet it. telllgence honest and truthful. richly
o
Use Asepto - ` -1 _
To Cleanse Fabric$ T00 Dellale
To Trust '|,"0'$°#P "  ` ’
Tli dainty blouses the delicate lace creations,
th, a;;¢|¢s you prizd most,lsliould be washed
with ASEPTO. ~ ' _-_ ` I '-
but dirt. 'I'-hs 0N.l.Y washing _c_o1i\_- ‘
 bum   ~_I,,' 4,,-
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CO.,  10%
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bune of Jan. 17th contains an excel- “3
He wssborn hi the county of Mon- end wed with the traits of character
'l;an, Ireland. in the year 1814. He, which constitute true mailhoodw ‘
1 t hm not ' _ J .K N t _ em 8rated_to` this country in the year A D 1 nl last days lie was al.t'end_éd
$1 gi J?8i3.p»norg?i'p0f ‘lite i~i)<>rrfl»"n 1330- vkivs amass in the sfwd Shiv by ifilfhiveflea pastor. Rev. J. B. Mc-
Lnuii co. or wiiiniiiez who is mention- '1"'°'"°S 0*?’“°“- Wlilcll “"‘l"e<‘ ` 1" iiityrs and died ¢°°S°l°d-by 111° IW”
` ed in the despatches as having re- Ch"
ceived the Distinguished Conduct Mc- Wee
dal. One of the first Winnipeg men Pa"-
to enlist and land`in tho trcnchcs in dug
Fraiice. Corpl. Norton has been so- “Bt
riously lil lor the past four months in his
the Canadian Hospital at Sliorucliile “Ulf
but is now convalescing and expects mlm
shortly to rettuu to tho ilrlug line. H
Corp. Norton is a son of Mr. and Mrs. CWI
J. F. Norton formerly of this City and “U
ho is also a nephew of Mrs. McPhail UUE
Brighton. Another brother Glen is H _Sl-
stiil at tho front lio ‘having Joined ln all B
rlottetowu after a voyage of seven mes of the 1;_ C_`C|m|-¢|;_ _
ks. He tirstsettled inthe eastern _ n _ I
of the Island. afterwards rcmov- H” 'WWF a mmm M ‘if 99?” ““‘ ,N
to Staiilimie, where he spent the _ 0"” d‘*“5m°" m ”h°"“g_:_k§ e m_°""‘i"'Y‘
so years.er_.|in nfs anti tin-ougii»°f“H°°d f“"‘°"~ 0|"  ’”f"","“
industry niiiixmii iw huin for iiim-’°lil§S° l"°°'“&l°“ f°‘ °l"j" ‘ “,‘G<'”“ "jf
it cotnfortuhlo homo in which hc '~° £°“`h'~`”d U‘“""'l_'_ “gtg” 3 _ “SIU
nested a deep interest to inc last. R°‘l“l°“‘_‘"‘*‘ “""""““ Y “' P” "f
e was it vete`ra|| of thc American
l War and being at good Conver- ad-lolnmg “”“1°l'"`y' _ ,
onalL~it, could relate many interes- The pall bearers “'<‘l"~`7' U“"`|"9 A“|‘|
tales rolativg thereto, Ho was James, Robinson. ltoberi. Marshall,
ropg Conservative always taking John Whelan, James Llllillllller and
ctive ai-'t inpolitics. John Mi.sner.-R- 1- P-
after winch he was laid to rest in thc
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,or to require medical s_lI."\i|l , -
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10-inch Double-Disc Record A1891 'lil
If you should find yourself unusually quiet as the
final notes of "Absent" die away, it will be no more
than a tribute to'the beauty of what we believe is un.
qualiliedly the most effective and artistic male quartiette
singing to be found in -any catalog. The tone, the
blending, the very, breath pauses are eloquent in
tenderness. The same unanimity of purpose and per-
fection of results is found in the singing of the Columbia
Mixed Quartette in "Crossing the Bar", a companion
piece to "Absent" 
This On: Record /Ilona /fjord: iz Suprcmely
Prrfert and /iriirlic Example iyftlic New
,FEBRUARY
coi.UivisiA RECORDS
'We show below a partial list:
Nothing is sowell worth its price as_a good laugh. “Cohen Telephones
from Brighton”(N6. A 1885, $1. ) with joe Hayman, the original “Cohen
on the Telephone," and “Casey at the Dentist” coupled with "Caseyas
ii Doctor” (No. A1886, $1. ) are laughécreatonof the first magnitude.
' flatest Popular Hits
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'roii'i.i. at niur.: ima rouvul A unuiniimnn
1 lm Peerless Ouaririts. A 'X llillllf 900|. Sopflnoffcnor duel.
 _` nowi snr mt anis nur rms too. 'QT' ' nimmu. moans iirnuminm
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_ Tenor duet. |` - ' r _ ` i_. 0LD_ AYIIIIKID Tenor duet.
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rl all. IN 'Om Alu IS UOITU 1"() '|@& |'|-|» S00! If .ACK ll muz-
A l_ll'i ll ¥0U|'pl£Al|, Soprano-Tenor dint- 2__\i?|‘ LAND. George 0`Connor,l¢i\or.
'¢'§'.'f‘ ` mini tout iuincinc nu ow-ma. *_ mm nsr or sm. -
l lollw UML’ Tm-n,_¢iu¢t A i_ George 0'Connor. lnpv.
_ Splendid New Dance  R
{‘,§,'_°',lruair's um -a nur numb: {*_§,’,f_',lli°ll¥~llil¢l I0li'lo1'»idciiiii-ciis
$1.5 I UKUZH. Pv_lncc‘t Orthulra. "Yu I mln", Pl\nct‘! land. `
 'im about nlmoiiuoiir.
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mi ituiicx Item rox nor.
Prin¢s's  ,
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For oth'er tastes, the genius oi Josef Hofmann,
Casals. and Mme. Rider-Kelsey have offerings of purest
artistic beauty; fdr the lover of drama, Cyril Maude pro
vides a treat in two monologues; besides these tbereiare
instriimental and vocal novelties, new concert-singers,
well-known funniakers; ienor and baritone solos and eiii
scinblcs; orchestial, trio, and choir records which make
thc Columbia l~`ebr‘uai'y Supplement a_booltlet of Unusual
merit. Ask for it at your dealer‘s fir/ia_y._it's sure to
have something piiintersst for you. : ,V
Ngwf Columbia Rrcbrdrfan :ale
' l!d¢'20lb of r11:|f_1,t?l_4)iI/i.`
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