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N0 SHOW There was rogrettnbly
no show at the I’cople‘s Theatre lasti
'evening owing to the fact tliut here
was no connectlon‘ with the mainland.
There will be ir show tu-night.
_WEEK OF- PRAYER -'l‘he -_third
service ln connection with the »Weok
of Prayer was 'held in the Baptist
Church last evening when Rev. (}.~C.
Taylor. delivered an interesting ad-
dress dn "Missions." The Church
.was crowded and the service was very
inspiring throughout. ~
SAD INTELLIGENCE -Mr.» and
Mrs. Samuel Gregory. received .the
sad news by telegram yesterday
morning that their oldest daughter
Della,-»iiow Mrs. Thomas J. Moody,
of Denver, Colo. passed away on the
4thiiiist. 'lnlcriinioiit will take place
at Denver Colo. in their family plot.
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THE STANLEY --The special coil-
necting with tlie Stanley arrived from
Sunimerside at 3.30 yesterday with
passengers and mall. The Stanley left
Summersldo at 9 a.ni. returning at
1.15 bringing 'the mails considerable
freight and 26 passengers, 41 passen-
gers going.
A SERIOUS ACCIDENT-'l‘ht~,-maiiy
friends of Mr. Ernest Dcslloclies, of
ilio Employ of- M. P. liogan K: Co.,
will be sorry to learn that hc is in tlic
Prince Edward island llospitnl suffer-
'lng from injuries received as tiio result
nl' falling down a steep staircase in his
home on Sunday night. Mr. Des-
ftochos was sitting in a littlc living
room upstairs adjacent to his bedroom
reading. His sister had been talking
to him for a while but getting sleepy
left him and lie said he would finish
his book before going to bed. lt is
supposed that he must have fallen
asleep and got\ up in his sleep. (to
which he was sometimes subject) and
taking the wrong direction fell down
the steep stairs at the rear of thc
house. His mother and sisters were
awakened by the noise of his falling
They found him conscious but unable
to tell how lie had fallen. it was not
known how seriously he was injured
till next day when a doctor being suin-
moned found tliat he was suffering' i'rom
ii concussion of the brain and an ann
broken lil two places. Ile was re-
ported slightly improved yesterday.
but his condition is still rcgurdcil its
critical. '
MT STEWART -Mr. l"f-y Glover,
one of the boys in the 105th; Batt at
Charlottetown spent the New Years
visiting his home at Mount Stewart.
Messrs Arthur Coffin and Robert
Macklin have loft to enter upon train-
liig iii the 105th Batt., it is with a feel-
ing of regret mingled with joy, that
their friends say good bye to these
boys for the time being. Mr. Macklin
though only a stranger in our village
has made many friends_ while here,
and as for Arthur as commonly known,
no other boy could leave here that the
general feeling ol' the loss would bc
more felt. liowevei' they are entering
upoi ii. rrl.-lv work and everyone
wishes them both a safe return home.
Smclt flsiiizig is u fair avcrago this
week. Pigott Bros. again capturing an
unusual large catch on Friday night.
Mr. James Fcoliaii was a passenger
to the City on Saturday, and returned
liorzc 1-time afternoon. lim' iiiny
friends licro r1~grnt to learn of this_se-
rlous illiicss ui' Mrs, I.. ll. Douglass
oi’ Cardigan. and look for a speedy rc-
covcry. Mrs. ~ Mctjartliy :ind little
son Ross returned from a visit to Mrs.
McCartliy‘s brother llr. Rogerson Hun-
ter ltivor. Mi'. l"redei'Ick lT'igott
was in thc City on Suturilay returning
in thc afternoon. '
::VlNOL is the best toiilc we-know
of to create strength for all run-down
tagged out conditions, feeble old peo-
ple, delicate clilldreii, convalescent
from chronic coughs, colds and bron-
chitis. lt does you good or costs you
notliliig. $1.00 bottles, E. A. Foster,
Sule Agent. MU-
IZRE-OPENING OF THF. SCHO0L_
OF MUSIC.-The School of Music.
which has been closed since the resig-
nation of Prof. Thompson, will re-open
January 4th. The Trustees have
secured tho services of l’rof. ll. Stan-
lcy llinton. ln addition to organ and
piano Prof. llinton will touch singing
and voice production. Prof. Hinton
studied singing and voice production
under Sir Charles Santiey. of London.
Flnglang, being taught Nava’s italian
method. llis teacher in piano. organ
and theory was Dr Slnclalrof Here-
ford Cnthedrnl. 6282-12-23m13l
Miss lda Bradbury
83 Great George Street.
Art Needle Work and materials for
working. Stnniped Linens and
Threads of all kinds. 88 Great George
Street.. '
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'Today you can 'buy perfume T
 soc, 75;; pcl‘i‘i\ilies for fiGc,
pullumow'-for 40c_etc.j '
Ami ali. the odors  mfaiiy ‘
_-' fe hors-eyery popular stand- <
ard odor. as well as new Proiii-h
_ -iifif iitéiffs-`
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creations- the concentrated
glory of millions of full-blown
flowers ‘ compressed _in each
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No restrictions on this offer-
tlio entire bargain line- all
good perfumes- goes at
' 20 por cont oft,
l  --§a.uin5iin and Bonsiiaw.
Ii" J' iss ns°It(ii.i`wm coiiiilufiti 
v ces nox a a anunry _ .
Bonshaw, at 11, Hampton at_3|-and Tr-
yon at 7. ‘
‘ 8|GNAl.'_LER IN HOSPITAL.-l-_ lii a
letter dated Dec. 18th, rcsivad from
Sig. Arthur K. Doull. states tlia`t"'ho is
stilitin the convalescent hoiuo in
Rouen. but is expected teieave for the
Canadian Base in a few days. -That he
has received all the parcels sent . ex-
cepting those that were to have reach-
ed him for Xmas that he was heglif-
ning to feel quite like himself' and
was as lutDDY as ever.
students at the front from Acadia Coi-
lege is Mr. Robert Edgar Horne, Ac-
»- -a. October 1912- February 1, 191,-4,
0'Loary Station, P. E. I. Enlisted
at Valcartier on September 16, 1914,
as private in lst Canadian Casualty
Clearing Station, and sailed from
Canada, October 6, 1914.' Traiiiedvat
Salisbury Plains ami other hospitals
and sailed for France, February ii.
1915, where lic has since been in ac-
tive service. Promoted flrst to lance
corporal and later to corporal. _
::Up to date Military Uniforms
made to order at short notice. John
McLeod & Co. 173 Queen St. Char-
lottetown. _ 6400-1-4-M6i_
Pliliiili illiiliill liillill
it would be diflicult to find anything
better than the prograniuie of pictures
presented at the Prince Edward Thea-
tre, last evening. There was pleas-
ing variety, a two-part feature with
the veteran comedian, Billie Ritchie. in
the foreground. providing unbounded
laughter. "The Girl- of the Golden
West,” in.ilve long reels, a melodrama
of unusual interest, was probably one
of the best pictures every shown at
this theatre, which is saying a good
deal. It was the story ofa good girl
and a villain who, under the
influence of her ingenuous charm
ireforrna and endeavors to win
_licr affections. The time oi’ the play
is in thc early ‘fortics' and the scene,
as tlic title implies' is the rugged West,
hard and uiiscrupulous in those days,
when ineu ilrcd their guns on their
fellow-iiicn on the slightest pretext.
licmurcz. the liigiiwayiiiaii. p<~i'pci'tra-
tes ii sc|'ii‘s of daring robbci'ies. und
a. reward of $5,000 is offered for his
captiirc. After one of his cscapndos
lic stops at a bend in the river to bathe
ii wnuiid in his baud and Mabel, “the
girl." who happens to be passing by
helps him. lie is fasclnaterl by lici'
and to hide his identity, he poses as
“Dick Johnson of Sacra.niento." lie
gives lici' a. ring to marlt tho cstablisli-
mont of their fricndsliip ami she, in re-
turn, gives him hor tie. At the .sal-
oon Nina, the Spanish dancer, who is
-keepsake in his pocket and at once
challenges his right to lt. “Dick rc-
jects her arniorous ovcrtures and in a
fit of jealous rage she sends n note
i.o the Sheriff iiii`oi'miiig him thai. if he
will give 'her the reward offered for
ltanilnarcz's capture -sho will reveal
his indentity-slim, of course, know-
ing who "Dick Johnson" is. The
Sheriff sees Nina, she gives him a
photograph ui' "Dick," who ,iii the
iiieaiiiiiiic liws boon ut thc "l'olka
Saloon,” the hubiture of the Sheriff.
'l‘iie Sheriff at once takes up the cliass.
tracing "Dick" up to "thc girls." iioinc.
There he tolls her who Dick i_s .Tho
girl. who has been ‘hiding him, sends
him away lil disappointment and Dick
is afi_erwards shot. returning to the
1.:,irl’s house. 'l'h_r*,"i~liicriffcomesai'i.er
liiiiigaiiiig liiniself iii love with tho girl,
agrees to play a game of poker "for
the maii‘s life". She wins and in the
cud, after an exciting time, Dick, ami
‘she are happily united. The play
*was excellent and was a programme in
itself. “Stolen Hearts and Nickels"
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tain her - youth and- beauty. '
It is said that it is a _crime
or a woman to permit her-
elt to grow old looking.
The complexion suffers
most at seasons when the
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The Girl ._ . . . .
..MabeI Van Buren Castro  .. _...Raymond Hatton
.lack Rance ..  Theodore Roberts Sonora Slim . . . . . .
_.Dick Le Strange
Ramerrez . . .. ._  . House Peters Nick, the bartender  .Tex Drineol
Wowkle  ..  ..Anlta King Antonio . . . . . _ _ . . .
.. ....Art Ortego
Sidney Duck .. .. __ ..8ydnoy Deane Stage Coach Driver .. ._John Qrtego
Ashby   ..  ..B|liy'Elmar Guard  __  ..Jame|Grilwoid
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.. .. .Joane Mc_Phe_roon Old Miinistrei . . . . . . . . . .
..Ed Harley
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CH’TOWN MARKETS
(Corrected on Tuesdays and Fridays)
Butter, (creamery) lb
Butter, (crcamery) fb.
Butter (Tub) lb.
Butter, fresh, Tb.
Eggs, doz.
Beef lb. (retail)
Fowls, lb
Chickens, lb. i2
Hay (pressed) ton $12 to
Straw (pressed) ton
Pork. lb.
Turnlps, bus.
Potatoes (Reds) bus.
Oots (white) b us.
Oats, (black) bus.
Beets, bus
Carrots, bus. ,
Wool, lb
Parsnlps, lb
Geese (per pair) lb
Ducks (each) lb. _
Hides
Turkeys, per Ib. _
10 l
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S’SIDE MARKETS
TUESDAY.
Buckwheat, per bus. . 75-90
Butter (dairy), per lb. 24-27
Butter (creamery), per lb. Zi-32
Calfsklns, per lb. 13
Chickens (dressed). Der lb.. 12-15
Ducks (dressed). Der lb. 12-15
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FOUR BIG ACTS
From the novel by Cyrus Townshend Brady
Featuring
Sam De Grasse and Francelia Billington
The wholesome thrills that fill the books of this
famous author-preacher have now been turned into
a moving picture that grips and moves even more
than any of his most famous books. ’
Tense, Dramatic Sensations, Plenty of action
A real railroad wreck-So real it makes you gas
with fear and wonder '
“Seeds of Jealousy” \ “ loose Bitter Sweets’
Drama Keystone Comedy
Friday and saturday, Lest You Forgn:
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‘ The Exploits of Elaine’
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Geese, per lb. 12-15 Tnrnips, per bus. 20
Hides, per lb. 14 Lamb pelts, each 30-60
Hay (pressed), per ton 10.00-13.00 _ Wool, per lb. 26-40
Hay (loose), per ton 9.00-10.00 Wheat, per bus. 80-1.10
Oats (black). per bus. ‘ 45|'1‘urkeys, per'lb_ ` 15-20
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