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' him. Our rltlel 'wlll"'please
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`- 32.00 to $5.00 each. Meerscb-
- sum_pipea come higher ln
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‘er arc. '
Aah Trays
Chalk Bgglelers
'C  ' ' H 1dsre"_
U38 or Ciga-
` ngllves' match safes
. obacco pouches
Evgfytiiing here for
the smokers comfort
'_ and pleasure 1
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fi DIARY OF EVENTS-
__ ‘ 'roi:u_iv._
,` City'_Maglstrate's Co_urt 9 a. ni.
"_Prlnt:e Edward 'I‘lieatre'3, 7 and 8.
45 p. m.
Fish and Game Association meeting
-' DEATHS _
Horrrons-Ai Mnnnn ixininn, P. 1-:_ 1..
on Dec. 11th, 1916, Nelson Bradford-
son of Luke and Mrs. Horton. aged
-une year and eight months. _ -
BRAZIL--_ A; .Iohnston's River, on
Decenaber 16th, Mr. Patrick Brazil,
aged 5 years-. Funeral Monday at 9
a. m_.‘from his latte residence Johns-
toi1's lliver, -to Fort Augustine Church.
-R. I. P. 1
_lm-
'.f IN MEMORIAM `
ALEX. J. STRANG.
In loving memory oi' Alexander J.
Strung, who died November 23rd.
1-912:
j'0ft’ time-s I sit and think of him,
"When I am ail alone:
For memory is the only thing.
" 'That grief can caill its own;
_Some time I hope to meet hiui.
 Some day -1- know not when! '
-I shallclasp his hand in si better land
,_ And never part again,” .
#_-inserted by his wife. Jessie C.
' Strong.
8474 " 1
_ We import nothing but the best
in Hard andSoft Coal and sell at
lowest possible prices by cargo
car-load or in small quantities
We _would advi.-'e all parties
requiring Coal to take ndvantagt
*of October and November prices.
as owing to recent advances in
_Coal and freight, prices are
bound to advance at any time,
1 S_end i n your order today and
satisfactory delivery will be made,
We are open to charter a 'large
number of schooners, and will
pay highest rates ol freight.
A 'Selling Agents for
Dominion Coal Co Ltd
` for P. E. Island
Barkers Black
Foxes, Limited
The Annual Meeting of Barkers'
Dlnck Foxes, Limited, will be held at
llie Court House, ai Amherst, Nova
.S1-otia. on Tuesday the 26th. day of
December A. D., 1016, at the hour
of three o'clock in the afternoon.
Fl_ B. H. DAVISON
Secretary.
3398-12-l4M10l.
The annual meeting of the share-
»Board of Trade Rooms, Market
House, Charlottetown, on Saturday
23rd Inst. at 12.30 p. m. _
C. C. ELLIS,
Secy. Treas.
3401-12-1-4M6l.
cms' wnnina
To learn cap making. Experienced
girls are earning tom $10.00 to $20.00
per week. Hours i`rom'7.30 a. m. to
-6 p. m. closing at 5 p. m. on Satur-
days.-Girls do not need to go to -the
United States for einployimeut. They
can now earn peihaps more mane-y
right in our factory with less travel-
ling expense. Apply to
EASTERN HAT 45 CAP MFG., CO.,
LIMITED
'- Truro, N. S.
` Phonic _621-L
' Residence 18
Upper Hillsboro St.
`Plumblng, Heating, Sheet iron Work
--JOBBING A SPEClALTY-
Eatlmates on all work
Your patronage solicited
3289-12-7Mtf.
F E -
 Farmers and
Butchers
..Wa pay big prices for'
COWHIDES
CALFSKiN§
‘ HORSEHIDES
SHEEP PELT8
also
Brass, Copper, Zinn, Lead,
Rubbers, Horaehalr, Automa-
blle Tires and inner Tubes_ .-
Wo pay freight charges .on
anything over 100 lbs.
' 1
The Island Wool & 1
Hide Co. '
nunriun, 011:11. 010.'
? 'riie snnnni Meeting or the snare-
'holders of the-Upton Silver Black
Fox Co.. Ltd., will be held in the
Board of Trade rooms, Market Build-
ing, Charlottetown on Thursday
evening the 28th day or December
Inst.. atthe llour of 8 o‘clock for tho
election oi' directors for the ensuing
year. _ `
1 _ E. n. snow,
‘ 1 Secretary.
1 3384-12-13Mtf.' .
 e.-._-5
Fox Food
Just arrived another car load of C.
1?. Sekyrs Boneless Horse Mei4t.Also
carictsd of Fox Biscuit. ll`bese Bio
and bone. For the balance of the year,
we are selling these Biscuits for lic
per lb.
W. B. PURDY,
154 Queen St.
1943-11-17Mtf.
1 Phone 404 s 
CANADIANGUVEIINMENI RAILWAYS
PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND RAIL-
WAY.
Change in Train Service- M_urray
Harbor Branch.
Comniencing Monday. December
1Sth and continuing up to and includ-
ing Saturday, December 23rd, 1916.
A SPECIAL MIXED PASSENGER
AND FREIGHT TRAIN will run daily
as follows:- ' `
Leave Charlottetown 8.10 11. m. ar-
rive Murray Harbor 11.45 a. 111., re-
turning leave Murray Harbor 2.00 p.
m., arrive Charlottetown 5.50 p. m.
District Passenger Agcnt’s Office._
3377-12-13M0,
1 _
holders _of the Humber Silver Black `
Fox Co Ltd will be held in the
The 'Annual Meeting ol the Or-
well Bay Oyster Co., Ltd., will be
held on` Monday, Dec. 18th Inst. at
4 o'clock p. m. in the Eldon Hall.
J. F. MARTIN,
Sec.-Treas.
3406-1Z~14M~li.
W 1
Notice of Annual
Meeting I
The Annual general meeting of the
shareholders of the Boston Oregon
and Prince Edward Island Fox Co.,
Ltd., will be held ut the ofiico of D.
W. McKinnon at Sturgeon in Kings
County on Saturday the 30th day
Dec. Inst., at the hour of 1 o’clock
34234-2`15M3" - ‘ p. m. Dated 9th Day December 1916.
_ D.-- W. McKlNNON, »
- Secy. of the Boston, Oregon
and Prince Edward Island.
Me Fe  3305-12»13Mw1ni4Il?x Co" Md' ~
Foxes for Sale
1
We have a few pair of very dark
standard breed silver foxes for sale,
claimed by Mr. Fraser, Fur expert to
be equalled to the best on the Island
both in regard to color and Quality of
fur Inspection solicited. Call or add-
res's
' T. H. SMITH,
Secy of Riverside Farming Co.
- Victoria,R. R.
3075-11-15Mwfm17l.
l E
‘ Fox 1_’_elting
I have been requested to 'come to
P. E. I. by some of the Fox Ranchers
oo peit their foxes and will be there
the first week in December and will,
remain until the last of January. Any'
one who wants me to do their pelting
address P. 0. Box 295. Charlotte-
town, P. LE. I. I have had a. life long
experience in this business and my
knowledge will add many dollars to
the pr/lt value when lam through
with it. And will go tothe ranches and
do the work there if requested.__
c. B. cunisrinu,
7 London St.,
Halifax, N. S.
cults contain 2:1 per cent ground meat.
 0  
"mil-a-lives’-' 18000 ilelieiei
This ilangeioiis Gunzliiieii
632 Gicnnnnv Sr. E.4s1', 'l`ii1:oN1\'i.
"l`o1 t\\‘oyc:1rs, I was at victim of
Aciilc Iiidigcsllon :ind (ins In 'I`lio
liloniiicli. It iii`Lcr\\'arils o.'.'i:;»(-.nl 1/1_1'
lfrnrliinil I lidd pains all ovi-rniy iindy,
so that I could hardly more :i|'oii;1il.'
I iriml itil kimls of lllcdicino but niizzc
oftliciii iliil mu any good. Al. lust, I
-deciilr.-il io try “I-`ruit~:i-tivr-s". I
lioiiiglil il.1,- lirst box last .Iiini~, niiil
now 1 urn null, a/Yer uri'/.'_g fi//.fr /'11 rf
baars. I recommend “l~`i~iii‘.-1:-ii\'i's”
to anyone suffering from lnili;;c.>-lioii”.
I-`IUfD J. C."1VlIl'f\'.
5011.11 box, 6 for $2.50, trial size, ‘_’.'>n.~
At :.!l ilc::lcrs or sent postpniil liy l~`i'1rii.-
s-li~.ie.-s Limited. Ottawa..
_._- --I - 1
lIillill|liUNS SPLENIJII] IN
`PR|NlIl EDWARD -|SlilNil
0'l`TA\;VA. Dec. 15.» “Never in
the history of the Canadian Govern-
ment RailwayS has the Prince Edward
Island branch ol’ that systeni of about
400 miles. done such ii splendid busi-
ness as it has done (luring the past’
year," said Mr. P. A. Smith. of Char-1
lottott,-wn, P. E. I., to The Journal*
todfiy.
Ho is representing Lodge No. 413,
Brotherhood of Lomomotive Flreineii
and Englishmen, at the convention of;
-the Legislative Board which opened;
its session in the Albert St. hall yes-
terda '
_ A---Elegy in G-Lemare
have constituted 4 per cent. of-the
total consumption or 1neat'in Ger-
many and 6 tier cent of this total con-
sumptloii of read. ln addltlon to all
t-lilo, Professor Ballod declares that
'Germany reriulsltioned in Belgium.
soon' after the beginning of the war,
400.000 tous of flour and nt least 1,-
people will surely die of starvation
_ “And now," nays the paper, "the
unless outside supplies of food me
sem, in regularlv." ‘
Through the Belgian Rollei Coin-
mittoe. Canadians have contributed
nobly to the relief of these unfortun-
ate eople. But that help must bc*
conllhued. The needs are greater
than ever. and I; is believed that few
Canadians, once they realise thi:»,
will hesitate to contribute to the
funds being -raised. Subscriptions
large or small are being iii-:ited nioie
earnestly than ever. They will be
thankfully received by-your Belgian'
Relief-»Commlttee..c-.~ by thc Centi-:ii
_.l.._.___A._-1-..
|NiiiRilIl CHURCH
The Twilight Recital I11 Giacc
Katie Stanley _gave exceedingly fine
ing a very artistic intorpretlition of
each. Gunner Dawson the soloist
in his selection was also much enjoy-1
ed. The programme was as lol-
lowsi- -
l-Organ-lVllss K. Stanley.
’.2>*°Cw
-To ii Wild Rose-McDowell.
-Gavotte in G-lflandel.
-Cello-Rev. F. H. Llttlejohns.
--Cnntileno-Goltermaan 1
-Memories-Wni. Rainsm .
5- _ 1
“’l`l\i11gs are booming there," hc
continued, “ and co'nditions and pro-
lspects ore goc~:l.’ '
The Legislative Board had a priv-
ate session in the Albert strerxt hall
this morning and will continue to
hold thcni for the balance of the
week. Both the secretary and cliair-
man stated this morning that thcrc
was nothing to be gi'.':1i out io guess.
GERMANY’S BIG.
REQUISITIONS OF
B_ELGlUM’S
“Population will sure_l_y__die of starva-
. tion -without ,outs|H help." de-
FOOD.
clares leading ` mliterdam _
P3P¢\ _
MoN'1‘REA1., Decsifnuei- 15.-" “riif-.
population of.B`elglu11_1 will surely die
of starvation if the people of outside
countries do not regularly send ‘them
the necessities of lli’e;" This is the nii~
iiounceinent made ' in » a remarkable
article' ln the “Vrij -B'elgie'," of Ams-
terdam. a copy of which has just been
received here. -
The article contains some remark-
able ligiires us to the extent oi' Ger-
niany's requisitions __ot’ food In Bel-
gium. / These figures: which come dir-
ect ironi Karl Ballod,' the German
statlstlcluiis, are votitihed for as cor-
rect. They show that the amount of
food supplies already-taken by tl1e,1
Germans i'ron1 Belgium and the North
of France ai'c:- 438,000 tons of meat
637,00 tons of potatoes. 673.000 tons
C--"See 'the Conquering lien;
(‘omes"-“Jiidas Maccabaeus.”
3-Vocal Solo-Ora Pro Nohis-
Gunner Harold Dawson.
4-Organ.
A-Love Song-Nevin. ~
B-llleiodle du Sc-ir-Mahon.
(T-.\'octu1°ne~»Scl1umz\nn.
5~Violin-Rev. F. H. Littlejohns.
, A-A _Broke-n Melody-Van_ Bieiie.
ll-Canto Anioroso-Sammartini.
1'.-Adoration-Bcrowski.
1i-Vocul Solo-Thora--Guriiier Har-
old Dawsoii. '
7~Urgan. 1
A-Serenade-Piiisiiti. 1
II-»Reverie D‘Amour-l.ai11ont_
(`,-Gloria from Mass on B-Henry
Farmei'. 1
Grand Complexion '
Better Than Cosmetics
When it's so easy 'to bring back the
bloom of youth io faded cheeks, when
skin disiigurements can be removed,
ir~n't it foolish to plaster on cos-
metics?
Go to the ioot of the ii;ouble-1`e-
move thc- <-ausc-correct the condition
\-
I Su`nlisli¢Sosi» hull hishsleu- ` ' 
_l
of urity .Which is baokéd " 1"
ly n ss'i000 nnnrnninn. if_n_ 
. snap has no standard therein _
noresson why it should always __ S U A P 3
_be of uniform quality, _llV_!_l¥8_ ‘~____w____ __ 
contain the best materials or \ °“ "  1
be anything like as good as 
the soap with a_standa1-ad. _
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I sigSna_p
cn
r:
5.
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as
Story Books for Boys and Girls, Genuine Japan-
ese Fruit and Fancy Baskets, Fancy Stationery
Belgian Relief Uomniitt-ec, 59 St. Pet-f
er street. Moiitreal. '- _ ' _ 1 _ _ _-4
__ _ 3464-12-1SM1iE1i.' '
_ OF I
. 9 I ' I v 'I A _
Church- on Sutu.day afternoon was; 1'
greatly enjoyed by the large audience
that assembled. This organist Miss -
renditions oi` the variousnumbers 011 _ , , _
the wel!-balanced programme. Rev.    ll  I d o
Mr. Llttllejc-hns in _the violin numbers 1 Q W   u es' _
again demonstrated his genius, giv- - --_ _ _ _ ' `
__ Xmas Cards, Booklets and Cal-endars,_Xm
Christmas Decorations. I " '
MAGNIFICENT LINE -OF PRAYER
BEADS
Gold, Ameil1v_=t,'Rul_1v, Opal, Emerald, etc. They sell
from $2.00 to 256.00. The beads are probably the best
iiiiiiiiiiiliiiciiiii. The est Assortment
in the City. Call inand sec our excellent lines, right prices.
Phone 153-Y.
n
ni
Goods delivered to any part of the City. . _
-C. A1. McDONAl.D
Opposite Post Office. 160 Victoria Row
381-12-13Mwl`mti`. ‘
I.
tbat,keeps you from looking as yon.
ought. Use Dr. Han1ilton’s Pills and]
very soon you'll have 11 complexion
to be proud of. How much happier
you`l1 feel-piniples gone, chcc-‘.<s
rosy again", eyes b1"lght._spirits good,‘
joyous healtli again returned. Never
oi’ bread, a nd 55.000 tons of butter.
These, according to Professor Ballod,
a failure with Dr. Hami1lt0n's Pills,
get a 25C box to-day. _ '
‘ _ u gm”
- _....2 _....1
(P01111: Dec. 23, 24. 20-
Gong Dec.- 30.131. Jelly- 1- --
Going Dec. 21, 22. 23. 24.
Going Dec. 28,120, 30. 31-
3409-12-1sMimDec.80.
CANADIAN GOVERNMENT RAILWAYS »
"’ ` `xMAs AND Ni-:w YEAR i-ioi.|oAv.
_ Single First Glass Faro.
i _ '
Fare and One Third. ‘
Returning Dec. 26. _
Returning Jany. 2, 1017. _
l
Returnliig Jany. 3, 1917.
is-n_s ns-ns-i ,-_&.
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Two cents par word for Insertion In this column, one cant pe
ord each continuation Cash must accompany order-
'I
'I'-l~&'l"|"l~'lHl"l°
oi\ii.v.e:nvz 'ro onsw I °"'°' °""° ‘ F""'°"' ' """" ` l ' ` 'i-tear wAN'reo- rsuiAi.s.
-' en|1'iaH ci.oszi1 'roos1'i-iss.
 - - - ' --  D C -s`A|.ssM . uEiv'E“LiNE
CARDIFF. Wales. Dec. 15.- re o e for city, town or country- BIB SHNHI
Field Marshal ,Viscount _il~`rench,  _ ings, guaranteedf Permanenlz all
speaking here today, said: - _ ` n' n year job. No experience necessary.
_.\» “Germsuy's~ao-called peace pro os- . _   ' 2l_v;_1§e Luke Brothers. Limited. M<_;l_\-_
ni will"-only sei-veiiiie 11118 Zep'|£iln
lildl. -to draw tins nation closer to-
gether. The Ka er Vlll_.tl1ns prove-
our belt- lting agent and `
01111 nfvmvt ns to -sddltiniisi ei-
f0l‘1l1"- » -
  Let -
City. Apply
.§\_"'- 
lf? __
"-2 _ 1'

r
to .'-
Synopsis of
had
do nog suspect the cause. A sclentiilo
examination of the eyes often reveals
an abi1ormal'con'dlt|on, the correction
of which by perfectly iltted glasses
relieves the trouble.
Don’t neglect the Chlld‘ren's Eyes.
Office Hour! 0.80 ‘I 2, 0.
_ c.'r.1=nncusoN_ _
Marshfield No 2 York R R
_E
40010 4MtltI Jlll (th.
445 12 10ivi__.
i3'onTn,4i~r"i7:'i=;i~i‘rs wAN'rEo.-
PUPIL NUR8E8.- MAL! AND FE-
male- wanted ot the Taunton .State
male wanted at the Taunton Stats
es. -liar particulars. address. _Di-_
Arthur V. Goss. Bnpt. -Taunton
Stat; Hospital, Taunton, llass. .1
-; » - 1 0101-4-111m..  R IIa_ d C
M., dl ‘~g2; _‘gin __|;_°’_'1'a“_“°“°’1Y '%°“°‘1 Ig send."-for catalogue. sniini- and . - ron esac. ' _ I e A  Y   0° 1
"gil ._ ~.-~.._- - _ - a an u n' corner ueen an _ ' " 5 » _ 1
ll¢0lt D160 srronnt lnsolence will ` ‘- ----' Richmond Street C1101-lottetown,where 2;%£B frginég' Egtrzgg gifgnggg F(-:,';a3y',A|;|§w 2g‘:|`;,";2v c?R%'A_,‘1s,[Ef ' _  e  I* '
‘ ` ` ' ` . » “he may be consulted' on all matters M ch ,__ p 't 1¢ Cu" Toronto, ' 1 B ' kn |d_ ' ' ` . _  ‘ _
NIIIIIWOI pertaining to defective vision. er an B or ra 34q0.12.14M5i_ Ha" B' mo e _ _ M _ 3440.12.11;
____ _ 34401216 2_lDd
vniixi 'hifi f=i."°ifii'1i°iiid'°2fé. "fd *“""° "!""""°*"'° °“-'- "°“ F0* SAW- °NE' REGISTERED i
.' B 9' ' _ "N118 Old TBTIIDIO FDDMII NIITIQH* Ay!-shh-e_ cow' fy-e¢ghened_ Apply J_»
as.” We teach our men to sell. lla-
perience unnecessary: Highest
mmmissiona paid: handsome free
equipment. ltona I Walllnllml-
Toronto. Gut. -
_ 8913-12 1Mllitl1Deo 80
of hardy Fruit and Ornamental
 z itreg. Equipmiiit free. Exclusive gi,- _ 3'°_=°`11'2°_,"|1m°‘
-“i cr 1.- A 4, _-,  ':::.'.-. °3‘:°..i'11:.',_1°°:‘i1i..f’.i:: ---.... -W
_ _ _ » .i_|N c|'rv on IN Pnlncl lo-
'   yr 8 . 7’"°'- PELHAM “my Co' word Theatre, Doc. 8 a live dollar
Tomato. Out.. £89-I lilwlllitl
sewerage. 215 Queen St. ._ ~'~
. 3420-intimal.
1"6"`l.l‘fF-»A'r iIl‘l'Ci¢'r`oN. loiisiei
llruoina all madaru llfIi'ovhllanta,1
possession Nov Ut. Apply to J.
' ' ', " ~~ J 1. unsnnos. ` iosamiiiit I
S. Cairns, Dunstalfnage.
' 345112-11M2lpd
_;,_._.,_1-l-  k
__ 1 _E _ning
Christmas Special- f
$1.00 Aluminum 2% Quart (,,_‘_?_§‘§_f_e) _
I
/
Illiiliillilill , - 1111111111111
_ _ “Wear-Evcif’ Wéek ` .,- 
Double-lipped Saucepan , ' __
An ideal gift-~-useful every day __ / -
V _if '
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the end of this month, at earliest, nothlngniore can bc. received
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