JANUARY za 19:6
1 ~. - ' .. _ _rrna ciui1u.o'r'rsTowN Guartpiau .MGE ,I-,mu _
:‘ .
Delicate
Complexion
is soothed and refreshed
when Z
ro
- ens__lar Vanishing , -
Cream is ‘tlie ‘-
Choice A
if you would keep your
skin smooth and free of
the embarrassing gloss
that every woman shuns,
treat your complexion to
this splendidly prepared
_ beauty treat today.
None better for chaps
' ; IT PAYS toliuy In this Province.
PRESENTATION- Miss Blullcllo
Thermometer vggiishawegas _peed irmaiy pre-
S  After  7 ¢4cA|.i. Fon msoicm. orricens.
_ There would be far less
colds if houses were not .kept
too warm. It is nieiggyf 
matter oi habit. 66 to mole- . '
grees is ,warm ciioughf-+'we‘1'
often have it 80 degrees, Get” ‘-
it thermometer -and gowfby
that. I_t will save in fuel the ‘
cost ol ai dozen therrr|0l'tl_i2~"
ters every ycar, :mil may `
Save you some colds and doc-
tor bills. Better have at ther-
iiioiiicii-i‘ iiisiili- :ind outside .
the liousc, Cost but little, I
wc liavc them from
25c up to $4.00
J. G. Jamieson f
and_all roughness of skin _ _ _DfU8Si5f
25C and 50C  ja( 'Uviwwusu-uuuuu.__<~ 1
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Central Drugstore JANUARY-
% 
$40,000 MISSIONS GIFT
._ BY N. Y. CHURCH
NEW YORK, Jan. 20.-More than
an hour was required to count the
money contributed Sunday at the
Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church
for tho cause of foreign missions. Foi-
. lowing the Rev. Dr. John Henry Jew-
'ett's appeal for the annual collection
pledges and money totalling $39,300
were gathered, the silver plates that
_were passed around being so heaped
that the ushers had to hold their
hands over them to keep from spilling
the money and slips of paper.
Between $30,000 and $31,000 in
cash was collected. The rest was
,iii checks, drafts or pledges. Sev-
eral persons gave $5,000. There
were other contributions of $3,000.
$2,000 and many for $1000. Several
ilve hundred dollar bills were placed
in the plates.
It is believed that the collection
_will pass the $40,000 mark today,
and reach $45,000 by next Sunday.
Dr. Jewett asked that his congre-
gntion repeat the generosity of last
year, when $40,594.31 was given.
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f - LUMBER
Orders tlllcd for house or boat luiu-
ber, ton timber or piles, trap lath. buns.
sills and rings. Box-shooks a specialty
Best- quality and prompt service..
Write for quotation on your needs.
B. COMPTON 6. C0 .
_ Belle River.
0068-1-22ES3wks .
._--___-
There will bo sold by Public Auc-
iioii at the Law Courts Building in
Charlottetown on Monday, the
twenty-ilrst day of February A. D.
1016 all that tract, piece and parcel,
of land situate _lying and being on
Lot or Township Number Fifty-three
in King‘s County in Prince Edward
island, bounded and described as
follows that is to say: Coinmonclng
at ii point on the south-east side of
the road loading from Cardigan to
Saint Petcr's Bay at tho south-west
boundary of land conveyed by John
J. Scriingeour to Alexander -McLeod
- thence running southeastwarilly
along said boundary line until it in-
tersects a. line running east from
_ Saint Peter's Road at ii point in the
northern boundary of land in posses-
_slon oi’ Alexander McLeod, thence
-.west alongsaid line to said Road,
2 thence along said Road to the place
of commencement containing seventy
"acres of land, a littlo more or less.
Also all that other tract, piece and
parcel. of land sltuate, lying and
‘being on Lot Fifty-three aforesaid,
'bounded and described as follows.
that is to sny: Commoncing at a
point in a line running east from
said Saint Peter’s Road in the north-
_ east corner of land in possession of
the Government of Prince-Edward
island, thence running east on said
line ton chains or until it meets the
boundary line of Lots Fifty-three and
Fifty-four, thence south along said
_line seventy-seven chains (or there-
abouts) or until it meet`s the rear
line of farms fronting on the Grand
5-R.lvor Rand, thence along said line
south-eastwhrdiy ten chains ' and
jngiievlinty-nine links or until it meats
’ tho. eastern boundary of land in pos-
l section of the Government of Prince
.Edward Island; "thence 'north along
ifisaiil eastern boundary to the place
- restore crispness
of men t. tai l l bt , .
acrepimiii itiiiixfiin iizll? mgrggnre ie.: with hot milk. m9k° 9 °°m°,
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JANUARY--lst
3rd to 4th, wind
milder. 13th to
20th, rough, cold
blustery.
City Magistrate
Prince Edward
SHAW-On Jan.
Mrs. Shaw Union
and Mrs. Albert C
a daughter.
daiughter.
'ter .. _ _
4MeMi|Li.iAN.- At
llct oi’ the lata A
in the 51st year of
is visiting here, t
Douli.
Toronto. His man
regret to learn th
been quite. ill wit
A Five-Cent
five minutes!
cuits, heated
F.
, sa._.._.__i__._._._s___\__12.53
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iitli. very cold wea
to 25th, low tem
29th, storm wav
Peoples 'Pitcairn
BIR
CUDMORE-On D
HUGHES-At Uni
1916, to Mr. and M
HUGHES--On Jiiii.
and Mrs. llughcs U
Dec. 25th, 1015, G
PERSO
Miss Hilda Barn
h
Mrs. A. White
from an extended -v
s.
to the busy
Two Shreddegl
P M
18.06
19.04
20.05
21.09
22.12
23.11
12.43
13.29
14.13
14.55
15.36
16.16
16.56
17.37
18.21
19.08
19.58
20.51
21.45
22.37
23.26
13.22
13.46
14.09
14.32
14.58
15.30
16.21
17.26
18.40
to 2n
s Court 9 a. m.
7 and 8.45 p.m.
3,70
St. Pctcr’s Bay, on
race McNeill, rc-
lexnnder McMillian
her age.-R. i P.
NALS
es, of Georgetown,
o guest of Miss
-Breakfast in
What a boon- '
housekeeper!-
Wheat Bis~ ‘
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Hi h Water L
2.25
3.26
22
WFPFF*
mamow
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9.14
10.00
10.-1.0
11.42
1 0.39
it 1.33
2.32
3.20
4.14
4.58
|_ 5.39
Ji 0.13
,i 0.53
7.25
7.50
8.28
9.02
it 9.41
it 10.30
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DIA RY OF
TO~DAY.
ml 8.45
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11, 1916 to lra ami
Road ii daughter.
cc. 28, 1915 to Mr.
udmore, Black River
on on the 10th Jan.
rs. Geo. Hughes, :l
12, 1916, to G00.
nion Road ii dangli-
DEA
THS
returned yesterday
isit to hor home in
y friends here will
tl Mr. White has
h appendlcitis, but
is much better now.
the oven to
and served
ui 4.1 in ui inaennne or Mom 8- all the.streHE*h “ee
in a iininirir 01004 milieu Hia. },a1f.d,`y's W0.-k at n cost of
‘1 . 0 an be .iii 11.- . ' _
0.2200.-,m 51° 1...t"§i° rsivfrnip four or Eve cents The rich
Q ¢
§li\'%ibeii,rtiri15-13540 _lin  gain-  ir\America canbuy
QQ :nd __lf,°g?“!,,_2,',“ scl.§“,},,,,.__',{',",§ _notliing =B¢tter._ Contains
_wins or in nt pm .inn wmum more real nutriment than
Mcuan or cnsi-iottetown, in Qiie¢ii'ii___m“;t _otgeggs and is mm-¢.
County in Prince Edward Isldhd.
Executlirpof the second at-‘pai-t, 'mg  ted_ '
now vested in the und tuned `al ‘ ‘ Canada,
assignee thereof for _pon-payment or
Principal oixd intern. -__ -, _ f;
D46” 'tlil twoiity-ilrlt day of_Jan-
iiv-rv ‘D;u1o. w ~ '-
or particulars apply to
rm-_ ‘ -_
.Mess  ami ,su-
9li»ri?" Ilfhinnii sdiiiiirigi ciiiir-|
' iottatown, P. U. 1.- if " ‘ '
_ __ .mule i-ilmiv onsoon. .
1 W wtf- . ' Assignee.
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il, threatening.
and snow. 5th to
ther. 10th to 12th,
15th, fair. 16th to
and squally. 21st
perature. 26th to
e. 30th to _31st,
TS.
12.14
13.28
14.30
15.39
10.33
17.33
12.20;
19.17
20.07
20.50
21.40
22.38
23.34
12.38
, 13.34
14.33
15.29
10.22
17.11
17.50
1 18.30
19.12
19.47
20.23
21.01
21.40
; 22.39
23,44
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_ .. ii il d 1
members of thewBapt-ls? Cliillrishfuiig 
'appreciation oi' her services as organist"
_ there;
,'-,Lleui C01- Jenkins yesterday receiv-_
;ed a communication from the A. D. M.
S. 6th Division Halifax calling for Ms-'
.dical Oitlcers willing' to volunteer for
,Overseas Service! either with the C. A.
M- C- or the R-'£_;_M. c.__Any mnqieal
.Wil 8_0 dssifivs ’ y coinnninicategritn
;,L1_eiit Cor. .ienir_im.,-'crm-iiiti town Q »‘ 1
’ 1-: - _ _ :_ 1 0zt__0-1-22mii:3i,_
._ .H|\~|-SBQROUGH Di8TR|CT.'-R0:
.viii .Scarlet .Qhaiiter mer in Miiiviaw
Orange iiall on Friday 14th lnst. Tlio
lodges oi' the district were well repre-
sented, it being the most largely iittcii-
ded mcctingin thc history oi' thc chap-
ter. Tho new and commoiiioua hall was
Wcil heated and lighted for the occa-
Slfm. UOHctlle_i‘ with the decorations
and new furniture recently procured
by (Ioronatioii Lodge mudo an ideal
meeting place. After the openlngcerc-
monies six select candidates were ex-
alted to the Royal Scarlet. /\~ recess
was tlicn in order and thc companions
partook of the bountiful and dainty
luncheon provided by this progressive
lodge. Rev. D. McLean Past Grand
Master was then called to the chair
and conducted the election of otllcers
which resulted as follows:-Geo. T.
Crawford, W. C. in C., rn-clcetcd. Mil-
ton Fumess Ex. C. in C. Rev. D. Mc-
Lean, Chaplain. Jas. McEachern.
Scribe. Wesley Sheidow, T/reasuiier
Jas. Munn I-lerald-at-Arms. Wm. J.
Gibson 1st. Lect. J. T. McLeod 2nd,
Lect. Wilbur Birt lst Con. Wm. Mc-
Edcbcrn 2nd. Con. Sidney Acorn i.
‘ll. Wm. ings, O. ll.
WEDDING BELLS-A most happy
and joyous event took place at Char-
lottetown on Monday. the 17th, when
iMr. Edward Darrach, of Nine Mllc
Creek P. E. I., and Miss Bertha Sin-
gleton, oi' Flat River, P. E. I. were
united in the bonds of miitrimouy.
The nuptial knot. was ticd by tho
Rev. llr. Fullerton. The groom was
ably supported by Mr. Joscph Dowl-
ing, Nine Milo Creek, while tho bride
was attended by Miss Miiud Camp-
bell, of Charlottetown. After the
ceremony. the happy couple drove to
the residence oi’ Mr. John Carroll,
New Dominion, the brother-in-law oi'
the groom, where a sumptuous rc-
past was served them in Mrs. Car-
ro1l‘s inimitable style. in the even-
ing a number of the many friends
and well~wishers of the contracting
parties gathered in, and in a short
time pleasant conversation and sing-
ing were the order of the hour. Con-
spicuous among the singers was the
genial host himself. who made the
echoes resound to the notes of Loch
Lomond, in his well-modulated tenor.
A pleasing feature of the evening
was some old-time stop dancing in
which many of the gentlemen pre-
sent engaged with grcat zest and
good will. This was followed by
speech-making on the part oi' some
of the guests. All the speeches were
indicative of the high esteem in
which the happy couple are held in
the community. This esteem was
still further expressed and in ii more
substantial manner when Mr. Dar-
ed purse by Mr. Mark McNeill. on
behalf of those present, with ii, few
suitable remarks. Mr. Darritch re-
plied in an appropriate speech, ami,
as it was now weaning into the
small hours, everybody dispersed,
and one of tho most pleasant :iiTairs
in thc lilstory of New Dominion was
tlius-brotiglit. io ii, close. Aftcr spond-
ing a day or two with Mr. und Mrs.
_Carroll. the happy couplc removed
to tlio home of thc groom in Nine
Mile Creek, where it is their inten-
tion to reside in future. Their
friends all join in wishing Mr. and
Mrs. Darrach many happy years of
wedded life.
__________
"GEORGETTE 'CREPE JUST IN
FROM FRANCE-BLACK IVORY-
MAUVE-SKY-PINK-SAXE-AT
$1.60 PER YARD. ..AT MOORE &.
MCLEOD. 6076-1-2iM1l.
Horse Races
Ai Summersiile
The S. D. C. held their ilrst race
mcct this winter on Thursday after-
noon Jan. 20th Ofilthe ics'~at the west
end of the Town. The day was fine
ice good and the crowdthe largest that
has ever attended a meeting of thc
Club. Sister Patch 2.21 the fast paccr
purchased 9. short time ago by I-ini-ry
Siillplinnt Summerside was much ad-
'mlred by *horsemen during the after-
noon and it.is the opinloii of those
who saw her raco that she will make
tho best ot' them step before the win-
ter is over. Alcyon a Green Gelding
owned by Dr. J. Sullivan, Summer-
side showed up well for the first race.
The first race called was the free
for all and had three stakers Sister
Patch, Orwell Bell and Frankie Bogash
and was won in three straight heats by
Sister Patch with Orwell Bell second
and Frankie Bogash third. Best' time
-1.101/.
' in the 2.40 trot and pace there were
four entries namely Alcyon, Alfred
K., Yellow Bird and Douglass. Every
heat of this class was a race from
start 'to ilnish between Alcyon and Al-
fred K. :the former winning each trip
a neck ahead of the Bedequo entrywlth
Yellow Bird thirdiind- 'Douglass fourth
_Best time 1.14%. _
SUMMARY. - |
FREE FOR ALL.
Sister Potch, Harry Silliphnilhl, 1, 1.
Orwell Bell, Frank McNeill, 2, 2, 2.
Frank Bogash'.j.1. J. Gaudet. 3, 3, 3.
TlME,t.11|/,,'_1.11i/,,1,1,1.
2 40 TROT AND PACE.
Dr. J. A. Sullivan, 1, 1 1.
K. Frank Montgomery. 2, 2,2.
Bird. G. W. Bell. 4, 3, 3.
W. B. McNeill, 3, 4, 4.
1.161/, 1.16 1.14i
David McNally, Thos.
P. L. Bowness.
Levi /Silllpbsnt
~_ 5
'V in
rach was presented with a well~fill-4
_lv-as i»oiN'r sAr'rsRv.-Tue ivan"
.Roint Battery detachment is iilllng up
301.. Any men who are cohsidering
joining had better hand in their names
at`ouce if they desire a position in
this detachment. _ -
SUMMERSIDE SKATE.-'-The Surn-
rrigraide-.skabe in the Arena Rink last
night*-was a splendid ‘success and
tiiprgiiglili .shivysd by .ine rink full or
skaters present. About forty ladies and
gentlellwll, Ctlme from _ Summgrgldq `
arriving-.by special train about 6 ir.
clock. They expressed the elves as
deliglitod with their visit nitride with the
`excellent_arrangemcnts tu 1110. A,rénn,_
_Tile Special left on i'eturi1_at 11 .ii0. j
f.. gon 1fHs‘Honse mxci-:s--'rits
‘local horsemen arc rapidly' getting
their s|ieed.into shape, as. evidenced
by the numbers sci-ii ilallyon tho local
speedway and ice. 'i'h.= 3.40 iiucc and
2.40 trol, which takc placc nt-xi. Wed-V
ncsilay, promii-ic_ lc till wcll. \Viicn‘
such horses as .lclilcin-, Ailmirlii,
Kiiclielier, ltutli ll., Lillian i';itclic||,
Belmont Miller, Comet, iioninioilorc
Wilkes, Cup (frcscous, liomiy Cap,
etc., will Sturt. Tlic Driving Club will
inaugurate the "silver" collection
way of getting funds, beginning Weil-
ncsday, when scvcral inumbcrs will
pass around boxes suitable for thc
purpose. lt is hoped the spectators
will respond to thc call, as it is the
only means the Club has for making
purses and supplying thc public with
this great winter sport. 1
HOUSEHOLD SCIENCE SHORT
COURSES.-Ou Wciliiesilay Hygiene
and Sanitation was the topic taken up
at one of the periods with the Short
Course students. Practical advice
was given, including the necessity of
sunshine und fresh uir conditions. The
iniportauce of other iiiiliiciiceis was
cmpliiisizod, such as exercise, sleep,
cure oi' the tenth, curc of thc liziir, hy-
giimo of thc skin etc. in thc second
lecture, an explanation is given :is to
how disease germs attack 'tho body,
and the iight that is put. up wlicn the
blood is in 41 healthy eomlitioii. The
home treatment in the earc oi' thc
more common and loss scrioiis kinds
of sickiic-ss is also iicnii with in this
lcctiiiwi.
"This (‘:istilc Soap is t'i'oni tlir- Ar-
gomce district ot' Fraiiiec, <:arct'iilly
dried. very hard. and as pure and
fresh assnow flakes. There is a good
supply here but not cnougb' to last
long at these special prices-200. ii
pound. 7 pounds for $1.00. The Two
Macs, 149 Great. Gcorgc Strccl. llilf.
Annual Meeting
0i Zion Church
The annual meeting ot' Zion (.`liui'ch
took place on Thursday cvcuing. Rev.
G. C. Taylor presiding over the devo-
tional exercises. Mr J. J. Bctliiiiio
was tlicn called to the chair, with i\ir
Goo. W. McLeod as secretary. The
several reports show the church to bc
in splendid condition. The Session’s
report showed an increase in com-
mimicants ot' 74, ot’ whom 60 were
received on profession of faith and 14.
by certificate; There had been 25
baptisms and 5 new families have
been added to the strength of the
congregation. Tiierc had been rc-
moved from the roll by certificate 9
mid by death 2, leaving an increase im
membership ot' 63. The Children’s
League oi’ Young Worshipper`s now in
its third year still showed incroiising
intorcst. Nu less tliiin 48 diplomas
were given io children for pcrfcct
attcmliincc ni church and many otlicrs
were noni' thc perfect. mark,
The Order oi' Recruits for thc Min-
istry hail had ii vory good year. iloip-
ful iiddrcsscs and ilisciissioiis had liocii
carried ou and 10 young mon had
otfercd themselves for niission work,
2 had donc splendid work on the
Home Mission Field. Mi' Sidney Bon-
ucll und Mr Alex. Murray, » The
Missionary report was extremely gra-
tifying and showed an incrcasc of over
$100 in‘ missionary giving, despite thc
many calls incident to thc grciit. war.
The work of the Ladies Aid was
very highly comnicutcd upon. The
following is thc financial stiiicuiontz-
Trustees $6,800.00
Missions 1,300.00
Ladies Aid _ 033.43
Young I’coplc's Society :£30.04
Belgian Fete Day 100.86
Girls’ Homo, 'l`rui'o 110.00
Bcnevoloiicn 450.00
Sunday School 419.14
- $10,105.07
The following trustees were clect-
ed:-Georgc McLeod, Archibald Mc-
Kinnon, .l. N. Campbell. Murilocli Mc-
Leod, S. A. McDonald. M. A. Allcn. S.
Albert Mr-Donald.
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SHATTERED NERVES
Too many people disregard the warn-
ing of janglci ncrvc.-i.
Ami slowly but- surely-neglect lets
this cui-so of niodcrn lilo aiicct cvcry
organ and every function of thc body
and mimi.
For thc nervous system is not inilc-
pendcn i. and separate-bitt is int imatr-ly
conncctcil will stomach, liver, heart
and brnin. ‘ l
You should heed the very first warn-
ing that your nerves telegraph to your
intelligence.
First, remove the cause of the
`l.i"oublo. lf you don't. know what the
cause is, consult a capable physician at
once. .
_ Second, rebuild and tone up your ner-’
'vous system with Z0e~tic-tho Greek
Health Tonic. _
it is ancw and improved combination
oi gl_ycer-pliosphntcs fine odorlcss-i'cn-
derc Cnd Liver Oil containing no
grcases und the best procurublo tonic
wine. Your own physician-will tell you
that glycer-phosphates contain the
actual e cmcnts _o the human bndy in
-the most nssiinilatlve form, and the 1
value oi' Cod l._|vor _O in rebuilding
tissue, and tonic win ln rebuilding'
Giervlc force are too wel known to hoc '-
dlscuiision. Zoe-tichas _a delightful
taste. ‘ "
- lilvcrywlicrc in Canada at the some
'Ei-loc. One Dullsr for ii. (lcncrmis
ottlc. Com[:oun_ded from food and
-tonic essences y 'l he Zoe-tic Company,
,Moni.reai. (au)
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Bed Spring and
Mattress
6.4()
the same goods.
ular price $8.50.
Great Bargai
  Complete Bed
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Bed Spring and
M attress
9.51()
6. buys a strong 9. buys a strong
iron bed,white _ iron bed with
enameled with brass trim- brass rails across head and an all Steel Spring and
mings-A soft top tick foot and brass knobs,strong `
covered mattress, and a wire spring and reversible a_ _ _
strong wire spring. Reg-mattress. Regular price Slble m&t'ff€SS-@Xf1'Hth1Ck
$11.55.
Tnis is your opportunity-Buy now.
   7 Days More
0,urifii‘Bi,ig Discount Sa1e_._.of Furniture
Notwithstanding the fact that there has been a de
of bed springs and mattresses we have included our entire stock Worth all our
other immense stock of furniture in the big discount sale. _
Now is the time to buy. You will pay alot more
  _ ' Cash Only 1
` A .5 0 79) V.” During I
__ Q- -ii;-#Q1 This Sale
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cided increase in the price
in a few months time for
17  buys an all
0 brass bed,
n art tick, covered rever-
Regular price $21.00.
etc., etc. ‘
- /Bverything in Furnitur
Beds. springs, mattresses. bedroom dressers,
parlor furniture, chairs, rockars, tables, hall furniture, library table, den chairs,
3 1-3 p. c. off-
Q’-\t 20 p. c. 25 p. c. 3  _
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dining room furniture,
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Great Bargains
all kinds of useful Hous
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Department
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peacefully to rest, Sarah Mclniiis aged
7S years. The funeral service on Sai-
lor Rev. J. li. Mcilattio, was lurgcly
attended miinv friends and nciglibors
l t the last if-st
The sympathy of the community is ox-
tended -lo tho sorrowing fricmls in
their bereavement.
1500 Armenians
Massacreil by Turks
Armenians. who vere forced, by cold
and fan: .,t4_ i » nrrcnder to the Turks
under thc gow- ,micnt amnesty, were
killed by onto. oi' the Governor of
Mush. Thi- men  0- 1- iuassiicresd. and
the womcn and fiiililrcn drowned in
the Euphrates i_'iv0.~. This news was
l.8l8Kl‘B|’|lii~il lo Vlirrliullt Bryce hy an
Al'1!16l'll8ll l‘i‘l`i?;i'r\ wi "k¢‘i'.
' Commenting on thc telegram to
Viscount B1,-rc from the frontier of
Trans-Csucasia and Asiatic Turkey.
tho Armenian refugees' committee in
London says:
"This seems to indicate the final do-
struction of the unfortunate Armenian
peasentry who fled to the mountains
to escape massacre. They were the
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mont manly part of the Armenian
tion, lending a quiet life in the ri
valleys of the lllunbrnteg _ "
LONDON Jam 17___ Armonhm Nh Sciitai‘i,c4ime_oii to ilomc to-iii-iy. Tlic
fu ees m.,.|;,m at E|.|,,m,_ R“sSm_|fort.v uienibcrs of thc Serbian Govern-
'.rgmB_(.nm_BRm7qawnmt1_500 Sasnm ` ment with wliom they iruvclleil, rc-
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uencc and resignation' them lmsslid Your l"olit‘v`tii the L`ro\\'ii Lifc liisiiriiiivi- Coiiipziiiy "iii.'il:e.s_goo|l.”
been tully livcii up to.
m.day__ Jam mu, conduciml by har pas- Lot us- send you some new insurance hols. _
GRGWN LIFE INSURANCE 00., T0l\0N'|'0
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Manager, Summerside. . E]
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SERBIA CARED WELL FOR THEIR
PRISONERS.
ROME, Jan. 20.-Tho diplomatic rc-
prescntativcs of the Allied and neu-
tral states accrcditcd to Serbia, who
arrived at Brindisi yesterday i`rom
mained in liriiidisi.
ln lho party which camo to llomo
‘The number nf these prisoners, ni one
were (lcorgv Lorillard. tht- American
Attache, and Robert Maverick, his
assistant, who wcrc sent at the rc-
quest of thc Austrian government, to
protect the interests of Austrian pris-
oners of wnr held by the Serbiaus.
time 60,000. has diminished to 16,000.
Mr Maverick said there had been
some sulfnriug among the prisoners on
of 'lack of food. lint that the
had been much better oil'
not blame them for
short. rations.
he was com-
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DELAYED.
WASHINGTON. Jun. 20.-Assirti
anccs from the llriiisli Foreign Ofilce.
that neutral mail, opcncil by ilritisli
censors. uml found to bi- "innocent,"
was not being uuneccsszirily delayed.
through Amliassador Page.
So far there has been no formal
reply to thc American note to London
protesting against mail interferences.
Ofilcials regard the l-‘orcigii Otilco as~
surnnces. however, as cvidouco that
the proiost at least luis resulted in
speeding up tho censorsliln.
GRAY, HAIR
reached the State ilnpartniciit to-day.
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