14, 1916 THE
Don’f Phi (iii
Your Cliristinais
Shopping
We have made special plans this year
to, akecare of the needs of our Christmas
_ , ppers early, and we,»want you to come
i_"?an‘d see the splendid offerings featured.
,-i;;Our Christmas line consists of the very
best in holiday Chocolates and Bon Bons,
Kodaks, ,Parisian _Ivory pieces and com-
plete sets, everything in Toilet and Mani-
cure Cases, special.Box Cigars, Christmas
Perfumes, and in fact everything that you-
eould expect to find insuch a modern drug
store as ours. _
.- . We are constantly receiving new articles
and_we know that you will enjoy looking
over those already received.
- Prirns are very reasonable and we sug-
gest that you make your selection as early
as possible.
E. A. FOSTER
Central Drugstore -  
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- ’ ° ` ' Patriotic Fund'are‘ given in capital
ea _  9 letters:
\ ST. COLUMBA3
="tius evening at 'Lso at the ioiiowing
. places: '
"`Dr. McMillan, Mr. G. S. Inman, Mr.
~ sbsnkel -minor. col.. JENKINS.
` nsoncerowu: _
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    8peakers,- Rev.  H. Llttlcr
INSTRUMENTAL FOL108 _
Kullak- Scenes from
Childhood   .. ..35c
Rubenstein Album, vol. 1-
&2 es.   .. ......35c
Tschaikowsy Album, vol.
1 & 2 ea . . . . . . . . . . . .
..35c
'Album Leaves for tho
Young.. . . . . .
.;..35c
instructive Album .. 304:
Gems of Modern Compos-
ers 5 separate series . ...25c
Straabbog Easy Pieces 35c
Liszt- Dreams of Love
Classical Album for Young
Students   .. ...25c
STANDARD SONGS
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_ Spieak¢rs,- .Indgg Stewart, Col.
I S Davison, RLEV. J. J. MACDONA4LD,
Mr. Art McKenzie.
SON FOLIOB.
'l`¢'l\0r Songs  .. ..`75e
Mezzo-Sop Songs  ..75c
Bass Songs  .. '...75c
Contralto Sc-ngs  .75c I
Sacred Songs Baritone
Classic Vocal Gems for
Alto   .. .. '....75c
Songs oi' tile Hills.. Landon
lc/nald   .. .. ..75c
Southern Love Songs .75c
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make :very acceptable Xmas Gifts. We' have a
very large stock arranged for all voices both sacred
and secular. Call and let us help us select your
i MILLER Bros
Kent Street'
Mn. nossirr oinewsu.. '
There passed away at his home at
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IN MEMORIAM
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'Samara     
Fortune Bay on Monday morning the
4th Inst., to his eternal rest Robeyt
Dingwell in tho seventyvfifth year of
his ago. I-le suffered s short illness
from pneumonia, when the call came.
Mr. Dingwell was a true friend.
generaus and every ready to do the
kind deeds when opportunity offered.
The iuncral service at the house
and grave. which was conducted by
his pastor Rev. A. MacKay. .was
lnrogely attended. The .pall bearers
\vore`Nathan Dingweli, Johnston,
Dingwell, James A. Dlngwell, Wesley
Macliciizio, James MacKenzie and
Coddlo Collin.
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I Deceased loaves a widow and u
.son Milton to mourn the loss_of a
faithful husband'iand a loving father.
lie is also survived by two sisters
and two brothers: Mrs. James Ait-
ken of Fortune Bay; Mrs. John Mac-
Kle, Calgary; William R. Dingwell,
Sydney and Joseph Fred Dingwell of
Oakland, California.. I ~

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Patriotlmmeetings will be lield|
CARDIGAN:
Spllkerlf- MAJOR FULLERTON,
A. A. Mc ean, Mr. J. A. Macdonald.
_' 'V _ srunoson:
Major ‘lilvil h, Ex-Governor McKinnon,
Lieut. e.
8peakere,- Canon Simpson, Mr. 'V
W. W. Stanley, Rev. F. H. Little-
johns, MR,-. J. D. STEWART.
MONTAGUEI '
8peakera.-- Captain Campbell, Rev.
R. G. Fulton, Mr. James Paton; REVJ.
J. MACDONALD. §er5t. Colpitts.
' VALLEYFIELD:
Speakers,-'Lieut. Col. Davison, Dr.
Rosa. Lieut. Roy McLean, MR. E. D.
STERNS.
PEAKE'8I
Sp_eaker|,- Col. Moore, Rov. C. R.
Freeman. JUDGE FRASER, Lient.
McQueen.
The names of the Patriotic Fund
speakers are given in capitals.
The' train leaves' Charlottetown at
2.45 p. m.
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The following patriotic moetings,
have been arranged for Thursday,
December 21st' The speakers for the
MONTICELLU:
johns. MR. J. D. STEWART, Mr.
James Paton, Mr. G. H. Holbrook.
ST. MARGARiET'S:
Speakersy- Dr. McMillan', Major
Leigh. REV. K. C. MCPHEIRSON.
Rev. C. R. Freeman.
KINGSBOROI
Speaklera,-Rev. R. G. Fulton. MR.
C. H. BLACK. Lieut. Roy McLean
Ex-Governor McKinnon.
BAY RIVER:
8peakers,- Captain Campbell. MR.
A. A. MCLEAN, M. P., Rev. F. W.
Sawdon. '
ROLLO BAY! i `
8peakera,- REV. DR. FU,'LLER-
TON, Mr. J. M. Hughes, Mr. G. S. ~1n-
man, Prof. .Biancliard, Pte. Locker-
ble.
MOUNT STEWART:
sp¢`ansr|,- col. Moore, Dr. Ross,
Re/v. J. Murray. Mr. E. D. Ste-rns,
*comprise the crew of the
J. D. H I ` B if I -
The following P. LE. Island men
asen, ce rea er, n com
mand of Captain J. L. Reid, formerly,
of the C. G. S. Stanley; Quarterf
Masters., John McDonald, Mr. Fitz-
gerald. .
Boatswain' and Mate, Oliver Car-
ver and John Smith.
Carpenter, E. Elynn.
0ile'rs,- James Batcbllders, James
Mullins, William McFadyen, George
Hardy.
Second Steward,- Robert Mc-
Ewen. -
Mess Room Stewardr- Leo Buote.
Sailor; Caterer-- Harry Fraser.
Fireman- Jolin‘ Power, Louis
Burns, William Mahar, George Som-
ers. William Butler. Daniel
Somers, George Mdbeod, Ernest Cre-
Shan, Peter Flynn, Charles Mills",
Amos. Gallant, iohn Ryan.
Sailors- Jam s"McEachern. Wal-
ter McElman, James’ Donavon Paul
Wedge, A. Arsenault.
S'l`0(IK 0U0'l'A'I'IONS
l-IALIFAX, N. S., December 13.--
(Quotations furnished by F. B. Mc-
Cnrdy & Co., stock and bond brokers,
members Montreal Stock Exchange,
McCurdy Building, Halifax, N. S.)
CLOSING PRICES
Yesterday To-day
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ci-1Anr.o  cUAapian y PAGE mana _
T0' Y si mmm  K I ,Artistic P_ic_ture Framing A Specuiaultywi
oi Xmas Linens
I In spite of the great difficulty of obtain-
ing linen goods---owing to the war.
We have a magnificent selection---pro-
bably equal to our .best showing.
' Beautiful Hand Made Linens
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In drawn and embroidered 'work--all ready to_seFnd. Tray
Cloths-Doyleys-Centerpieces in endless variety-Bureau;-‘~
Scarves--5 o’clock Covers-Shams-Pillow Cases .......... ..
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Our Magnificent Showing- ,
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Am 0 and Fy .
Anaconda 
Am S & R 
Can Pac .. ..
Crucible Steel
M. F. Ct 
Mox Nor Power
P. S. Stool ..
Studbalcer . . . .
Union Pac 
U. T. .
Am Loco  
Cen . . . . . . . . . .
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Reading . . . . . .
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S. P. . . . . . . . .
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U. S. Steel 
Atchison  103% ' 104%
71%
85*/2
87%
108
164%
104%
75%
111%
101
79%
105’/4
97%
117%
1181/4
142%
114
Cardinal lnd Blsho
72%
87%
91%
110%
166'/3
106%
77%
114%
104
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98%
118%
119%
145%
116%
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 ............... ..10c,t0 $7.50
Ready to use Cushion Slips , _ 
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i A All new designs, beautifully worked in artistic designs. Em- ~ `
broidered on linen, silk, lustre, etc .......  .... ._25c to $3.~75~ -‘ #1-'1~*’='-fig,
A Stamped Linens -J i
A splendid variety to choose from. All new desiil\'lS.“' W01'k
ing materials in all shades.
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gin roweis-Gift 'rabie Linens, Boxes-silk Draneg "
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1 Sued Fiiir $l00,000,
NEW YORK, Dec. 12.- Cardinal
Gibbons, Bishop David H. Greer.
(Episcopal), Hamilton Holt, Oscar S.
Straus and many other men conspicu-
ous In religious intellectual or philan-
thropic life are made defendants in a
$100,000 damage suit filed in the' Sup-
reme court by Rabbi Edward B. M.
Browne. who alleges he was ejected
from a meeting in the Century Thea-
tre. Oct. 17. 1915, held under the aus-
pices of the American, committee on
Armenian atrocities. Those mention-
ed as defendants. Rabbi Browns
charges on information and belief.
were In control of the ushers who
hustled .him into a vestibule.
Cushion Forms in all sizes and shapes I
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Dr. J. P. Murray, REV. A. P. Mc-
LELLAN, Mr. Charles Macdonald. *
MORELL WEAR.:
Speakeruf- Col. Jenkins, HON. H.
D. McEWEN, Mr. J. D. Mclnnis, Ltt.
White. '
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twont; liars. I have taken six boxes ol
CIN I I and new I have not the sign
of .el song or pain in my beck. 'Ihre is
M ¢ at our hold `e me with dm
for curing PAX! iii the lack to
which women aéeuluuzuet. r m I '
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dnlllllti. or a free sample will be sont
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NATIONAL DRUG' I OHIHIUAL
Nova Scotia, Charlottetown
At each Recruiting meeting representatives of the I  CaCh and €V€l'y Of ' 
Fund will explain its aim and ob`ect and hand to the Pro- '
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PATRIUTIG FUND URIIANIZATIIIN
PLAN
GIFT
' In each Electoral Poll throughout the Province two;
,Promoters will be named whose duty shall be to organize;
#for the distributioii of appeals and envelopes among the
householders of their respective districts, and to return' ' ` ‘
'these envelopes with contributions to the Treasurer of
ithe Fund, W. H. Binning, Esq.,`Manager of the Bank of, The Utmost in   -l '
_ or _
moters the appeals for distribuiion. These in turn are th€ F " I
asked to select energetic Canvassers who will assist them French Ivo*
'in this work in their respective polls and will receive re- - y A
'turns from samepto be forwarded to the_ Ti'easui°er as g§g::';n§aoc°|ates _
The Promoters will bepduly notiiiedto attciid Re- Eggfgigggsggies 0 e y _
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cruiting meetings and receive instructions from the Fuiid Travemn R,,|‘|S
'representatives' Cigars-ir? tenths'-qiuaitters and halves
They are urgently requested to be present at thc Pipe,_0f_eve,y kindmm ¢|,¢5¢"p¢i0n
ilace of meetin most convenientl situated to their rcs- 5~ 1 - h d 5 1, g
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J. J. M_:rcl_)ONAI.l).
n B ildin
Patriotic Headquarters, I l ' ' _ p
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Charlottetown, Dec. 13th., 1916. ~ 9
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