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GRACE CHURCH CHOIR PRAC-
TICE lt. 8 p. m. sharp. Pull atten-
dance requested. 3797
MONEY SAVING opportunities are
gained by attending the Whitewear
Sale. Prowse Pros., Ltd. ,
3780-1-5M2i.
CHURCH OF BCOTLAND.-- Rev.
Jas. Maobougalii will preach on Sab-
bath t,h'9 7th at DeSable at 10.30, Ar-
Lgyld-Bhore at 3, and Canoe Covc- at
WOOD lSLANDS.- Rev. Wm. Mc-
Leod of Dundas, will preach in Wood
islands Church, on Sunday the 7th
lust. at ll a. m. an'd in thc hall at
3 p. m.; also in the church Monday
evening at 7 p. m.
CONCERT.-A collcert in aid of the
Belgian Relief l~`un<i will he gi-ven ill
the C. M. B. A.. llalll, Vcrnon River.
on Monday evening. the 8th, lust. The
best local talent, ably assisted by Mrs.
Geo. R. McLeod, of Montreal. will take
part. 3791-1-5M2i,
PROMOT|ON.- Lieut. Roy Fitz-
gerald. of the 194th Battalion, now in
Engalnd, about to go to the fron; in a
short time, has been promoted Assist-
ant Adjutant of the Battalion. The
Adjutant is Mr. Milner, a member of
the law firm of Hyndman & Hynd-
man, of Edmonton.
TAKEN T0 HOSPITAL.--His many
friends will be sorry to learn that
Liuet.iLyman Davison of No. 5 Siege
Artillery Draft, is under treatment
in -the P. E. Island Hospital. He was
threatened with appendicitls, hut it
is pleasing to know that his condi-
tion___yesterday was much improved.
A CONVENIENCE- Messrs John-
son & Johnson have on display in
front of their drugstore, corner of
Kent and Prince Streets, for the bene-
fit of the public, a magnificent nrw
thermometer, measuring over three
feet in height, with figures that .can
be seen across the street and mercury
capable of registering any cold wave
that may happen along.
L. of C. “AT HOME.”- There was
a regrettable omission in the report
of the League- of the' Cross. "ai home"
WEEK OF PRAYER.-The services
in connectioll with the week of pray-
er in Cornwall church are being well
atteruletl.
'INTERESTING ANNOUNCEMENT.
-Mrs. White has leturned froln ’1‘o~
ronto and will he pleased' to meet her
old patrons at the Queen Ilotel.
3790-1-5M2i.
NEW CALENDAR.-The Guardian
is indebted to Mr. G. J. McCormac.
Provincial Manager of the Sun Fire
:illsllrance Co., i`or u. splendid calen-
ar.
SOLDIER ILL.-~ Private Joseph
Mitchell, of Lennox ls-land, a nlcluber
ot' the 105th Battalion overseas draft.
was taken to the hospital yesterday
being ill with pneumonia.
CHOIR MEETING.- Zion Church
choir is asked to mee-t this- evening
at 7.30 sharp to lead in the singing
for the closing service oi' the week
of prayer. 3794.
NOTICE.-Owing to the early clos-
ing ofthe outgoing mails the Guar-
dian has found it necessary to go to
press at a m.uch earlier hour than
heretofore. Correspondents and
Others will please see that their com-
municatlions for publication reach the
Guardian office' not later than early
evening.
IMPRESSIVE FUNERAlL.- One of
the largest and most impressive fun"-
erals seen in Charlottetown for some-
time, was that ot' the late” Mr. George
L. Gaullin, of this City, which took
place yesterday afternoon. Deceased
was an Odd Fellow and a leading
member of the Fire Brigade-, being
captain of the Slllsby liose- Company.
The entire Fire Brigade, some forty
‘men in all, uttired ill their uniforms
and a represe-ntation of the I. 0. O.
F. in regaiia, paraded as well as citi-
zens- generally. The coffin was plat-cd
on a salvage corps waggon, which was
tastefully draped ill bTack and covered
with flowers and was drawn by the
firemel.. Tile Fourth Regiment Band
headc~;l the cortego, playing the Dead
March, The body was conveyed to St.
Petei"s- Cathedral, where tile- Church
oi' England burial service' was sung
by the choir, Canon Simpson oiiiciat-
ing. Large numbers of citizens viewed
the funeral on the way to its last
in yesterday morning's paper. Prob-
ably the best number of tile evening,
a piano solo, by Mr. Albert Blan-
chard was not mentioned. Mr. Blan-
chard, although young in years-, is an
excellent player and a natural born
[resting place. Tile dcce-ascd was buri-
ed in the People’s Cemetery, \vlle»rc
Cunon'Simpson said the final words-
of the' Church oi’ England burial scr-
_ vice and the Odd Fellows burial coro-
mony was also conducted. Tile pall-
tlftist. H0 Wilt* U19 €1UC0mDHDiHt Of the bearers cons-isted of melnbers of the
evening and was large-ly instrunlen‘tal_ [_ ()_ ()_ |~‘_ wha also belong to flip
in making thc entertainment the great- Firg- Brigade, viz; Messrs Fred
success it was. |l.argc, David Bethunc, John Martin,
--1- iWm. Hutt, Gordon Hughes. and
MOUNT STEWART CIRCUIT.-' Angus M¢Ea[-horn »
Service Sunday, Jan. 7, 1917; Black
River, 11 a. m.; Dunstailnage  p.i
m..; Mount Stewart, 7 p. m.. se-. , __ ». .
ries of special evangelistic services_ I l‘R"'0~\‘\'L5
will be he'ld at Church Road commen-5 ---
cing Monday, Jan. 8, and continuing, Mr. <`. B- Chappel. City, returned
for two weeks conducted by Rev. E1 yesterday from New Glasgow, N. S.
E. Styles. Services to contlllrrnce at -l
7 p. m., each evening. Everybodyi Mr. Leonard Wood, City, returned
welcome. 'yesterday from at business trip to
-__ Sydney.
GENEROUS CONTRIBUTION.-g
nnrlnz the past few -lays Miss stan-t Mr. J.  Wyatt. Stirlcnflialzv “as-
way, 70 Prince Street, received un-_ is-trate, of Sunlule-lsidc, returned yes-
solicitcd 42 pairs of socks i`rom dif-, tcrday i'rom Pictou.
ferent organizctions in the <:ountl'y.} --
the North River Wozuf-n‘s lll'siitutc.f Miss- Elsie Tait, of S-ackvillc, ici
The Vnion Fond W. P. A. :Ind the '.'isi‘ing flhzlnlottc;-town, thc guest o"f
"mv '!~l~'cn W P -\ 0” thc'sr~ tllirt_v,l\iiss Fannie Robertson.
THE LUBIN COMPANY PRESENTS
HELEN WOLCOTT
And a Strong Supporting Cast in
“The Redemption of Helene”
IN THREE ACTS
5 “STRONG EVIDENCE"
VITAGRAPH COMEDY `
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You know that Feeling of Falling from a Dizzy Height you some times
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CHAPTER SIX OF THE ~
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-Next Lord's Day Rev. J. lieaney johns.
onduct services follows Ba fist Church, 11 .1 ln Rev (‘
Cornwall at 7. Also, the Bible Study Kenzif.-.
clock. Lean.
brought 60 passengers and o. large Emery; 7 p, ,m__ Rev, R_ (;_ Fulton
harbor the steamer went up alongside 'Emm-y_
of the three- lnasted sullooner, (J. I-in
liacklcy, frozen in nehr the three tides_ _______i
and after loosening her towed her ini '
ilclllil" “Elm i5iil3li’s
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CORNWALL ANNOUNCEMENTS- Fulderton; 7p.m. Rev.F.H. ,Little-
willc . as .: p  ., ._ ._
North Wiltshire at 11; Kingston ut Ii; R. Freeman; 7 p. m., Rev. D. Mc-
class conducted by W. ll. Boyle’ will Zig" 0|-lu,-¢h, 11 a_ m__ Rev_ 1.‘_ ]{_
meet in thc Cornwall church at 11 o’- Lmlsjohns; 7 p, m__ Rev_ D, Mn.
First Methodist -Church, I1 u. lll..
THE S- S. PRINCE EDWARD-- Rev. 1). McKenzie; 7 p. ln., Rev.
T110 C11? f€l`FY Sléllmel" d0Ck0<l ill Char' Dr. Fullerton. llnoliths they have not ‘heen wanted
10tt€t0WI1 YGSW-T08! at 12-30- 'She Si: James,' 11 a. m., Rc-v. 0. and the goods arrived ut the time c~f
cargo of freight. Co-ming up the pe°p|e's Chu,-ch, 7 -p_ m_ Rev_ 0_
be surprised to receive this letter to
,Intimate that the twelve pairs of ,bed
socks which you were good enough
to knit ill September, 1915, lla_ve been
received and are being distributed by
the Parcels Departmcntofthefianadlan
Red Cross Shciety here to Cana-
dian soldiers. The reason for this
late delivery to their int'e’nded destina-
-tions is that during the summer
the your when -there is no request for
:hed socks, but demands are now being
received by us and those nlade by
you will now he distributed. Permit
me to congratulate you on the quality
of the socks and also 'to thank you
10 Pl<fka1'<l’s Whflrf- This yff-#S61 HH AGED so. AND NEARLY sincerely for your kindly Interest ln
allready stated, was loaded with incur-gi 3|_|ND, KN|1-1-ED TWEN-ry our fjanadian sick and w0\mded_
20 Of laths from Gasne for New Mrk-, PAIRS oF sox Fon soi_DlEns. lt may please you to know that l
am sending with each pair of socks
an intimation that they were made
by you (in your nlnetieth year) and
'feel sure that they will be appreciated
BRITONS CELEBRATE
NEW YEAR'8 DAY WITH
RUSH OF RECRUITING. 53':
LONDON, Jan. 3~1Newf`Year's Day
'was an eventful one in the Iiivos of
many Britishers. Thousands of men_
of military age who had been granted
temporary leave to make other ar-
rangeme~nts for the carrying on 'of'
their business were called to the col-
ors, whifle others who had been doing
work of national importance and
whose places have now been taken
by women or by men over the mill
tary age donned the khaki .for-the first .-
time.
There was a rush at all recruiting
_ofilcc/s, and aid day long columns of
mon after having complied with _the
formalities, were marched off to the'
depots to commence training. ,
_ The new railway time tables and
I fares also came' into effect. Numerous-
trains were cancelled, stations were
closed and travellers were called up
i Mrs. Ilerbert Bel1,oI Alperton, who by ,,,,,,,,, who ,e,,e.i,,,, ,_,,,,,,,_ _ _ - _
nl- ` iig over ninety years of age and hast on to pay a fifty per cent increase. in.
iknitted, although nearly blind, over, fa,-,-_3_
SUNDAY, JANUARY 7th. '20 pairs of socks for the boys at thel Yours sincerely, Exceptcin Scotlland, where' there is
Gracie Church, 11 a. nl. Rev. R. G. front, has received the following ict-I another weelgs supmy M white nom.
Fulton; 7 p, tu. Rev. C. R. Free- te‘r from the/ Commissioner of the Red , Chas. A. Hodgetts. bakers today under the new order of
mall. -. Gross Society in L0nd0111- things started to bake' exclusively
Christian Church, 11 a. nl., Itov. Dr. Dear Mrs. Bell:--You will perhaps Colonel, Commissioner. white wheat or standard bread,
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pairs I'-'crf sent llv "edits-tt to thc* -- _
1",”-"~ ir l`nr‘~n" ‘iw h'il~n~c ‘n Isl Wss ltetia ’l`oombs. teacher Ham ,
_hw ‘~r- 1 .:` “~..-~ I-"I" \--t="n~~- It:-I-5 rton. spent--the Xmas holidays at her;
,::..'lf~ in l`rlnr‘-'».. T~-ulhtlt-~= the l>ovs:‘v'umc in Rustico. ;
“'l`l »=pprr-cinie this lrin-ilv remrml ---- l
hr.”-llrc "rom their home friends. I Miss Ray Crockett. York, is spend-i
_-_ - ing a few days' with her motller-in-law,
ORWELL COVE NOTES.---The re Mrs. John (‘rockc'tt, Pleasant Grovtui
cent cold snap has brirlged the-chan-.I -_ I
nal at china l"olnt-Orwell Cove fer? Mrs Minnie McKinnon is visiting
:-y,-- Our much respected cibizan Mal- at Clifton. While there she' is the
colm Gillis has passed away. His guest of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Found,
remains were taken to Belfast ceme--
tery followed by a large number of Ml'~ GGOFEB Canning- Ell€l'SliS'.
mourners and ncquaint.ances.~ Silent the Week Bild in H-HU1Dt0n U16,
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2- -~. EYE
 5  [.51 _ing for recruits held inV50rwdil Cove f-116' City Y€5t9Yd8if-
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',, -1 __ hgve 1-Buntly had me pl-|v||,-,ge those who attended the meeting that UUE MH mDtl\€!`- MIB- JRE- DEW. Ilona.
‘h using] gelegti n 1- d d h ur has returned to Toronto.
Everybody is taking advantage of the
flue weather to do up their outside
work of cutting and hauling wood,
ilhreslhing, etc.. before the January
storms '=et ln- The P'-triobic meet-
,hall was a decided success in eve-y
I *ny It is the ulvvnimous opinion of
_ tiling the offices of some of the 8 U1 0 S G11 ere y 0
;_F,';', Jlxpert opucmm |n Canada own native citizen Professor Their/~»
guest of Mr, and Mrs. Richard Nol-
son.
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' Mr. C._E. Dalton, steamboat,
spector. St. Jolin N. B.. arrived
Dr. Joseph Dalv, who has been visl
..,__}‘““ "umm meh. methods andjhllls McLeod of gogton, MaB.S__ -were Mr. -Manford Beer of the Bank ofj
._ff. wlghgm pl-;¢f_|¢,||y dem¢ms|_,-ated, a specialty of the evening and earned Nova Scotia, Charlottetown. spent the
'  _` is a matter of gratification ¢°'the audience by storm. _X""‘“ h0Ul1IlyH at ills home here in
"sf I e to say that the service wel
lvln our ron we believe *-
Hampton .
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. ig-31° ezualcwptgat Qbtainable m, '  éi_0LDS l The. many friends of Master .lackl
-' .- Cameron, Hampton are sorry to hear'
1 ._ _ er centres. -__ I
._-_»_, ,ouch your DM_|.0nas,e_ of his recent illness and hope for 1119.
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Geo. St.
CAUSE WEAK LUNGS CHARLOT,
TETOWN DRUGGISTS SUG
for hard colds and weak lungs whichf
we guarantee. Such letters as this'
Dfw? _its ei_‘l;iclency":-_ =
0 Stull . N- -. ‘I suffered from
Weak lungi- Pains in my chest and
verythsllrgt at I;-eat? I am an agent’
e . . .o New Jersey. I
had wish and lox fifteen
weight ,imd my tr ble in-
wlth my occupation so that
stop work last July. .I had
for sofmetime without bene
when, I learned of Vinol
a friend I decided to try it.
conimencedto improve. My
soreness from
and
the fifteen
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strengthen-
and cod liver
and pepto
arlotte-l
in all I
Vinol
§..*s=.<.d 
°¢,_ll|-‘iifllgfi proven il. Snlri _and
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speedy rccovery,
G- F  ch GESTS A RELIABLE gg. ' l Mr. Il. ll. Blancllet, Tc/routo, whol
_ ° °.  eson lvlsov. _Is 2-eatl__y laters;-tea in shipbuilding'
‘ ~ __ in ana Ii., B tl present tt guest -t
h  We have it constitfltional remedy me VlCt0I‘i8- 'I
Miss Minnie Enman, teacher, Long
Creek. spent her holidays with herl
parents Mr. and Mrs. John Inman,‘
Hampton. _
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‘ Pte. Cecil Kemp returns today to
St. John. N. B.._after spending his
furlough with his parents in Charlotte-
own.
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Misses Marlon and Louise Méquar-
I-le students at P. W. C., are spend-'
1118 u well earned vacation at their
home in Hampton. l
ing here the guest of Captain and
this morning for her homo in St,
John.
MacKenzie will be interested to learn
that he -has taken up -his residence at
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During Alterations I
20 p. c. and 25 p. c. Dlscounf
Our Goodsl
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For the next two weeks the carp °-‘nters will be around making changes which will ive us much, needed
extra floor space. In order to keep business booming during this time we have decided to place our whole stock
on sale at 6 ig discounts. _
° 20 p. c. Discount Off All Men’s Suits, Overcoais and
_ Trousers Made To Your Order
Our big stock of men’s cloths, one of the finest assortments of go d ` th P ' , ' ' E 1’ h
and Scotch tweed and worsted suitings and overcoatlnqs and the very tilesstnlilue? blllxklngrtldegrilxgllitmléiiy :aegis
procurabie all going at a discount of 20 p. c .
This is a rare o portunlty to buy first class made-to-order clothes at practically cost.
All orders will Ee- filled promptly, and in the same order as we receive them. So
71' ERMS SPOT CASH
I am- working MISS Spencer. who has been visit- -  '__ _
please you in style and fit.. If we fail to do so, we will refund your money.
order at once.
-» v,,,,,,, lun.. K-mp, nonlford street, ltnvn- During thisvsale our térms are SP0* C835 0" deli'1°I‘y- We Will guarantee all “our work, andguarantee to --
el The many friends of Dr. David W.I A A  p.. €'-     .
no Mountain men Montreal. Our stock-is new and fresh and includes a splendid assortment of Shirts, floliars, Ties, Gloves, Underwear,
ed on in the Prince Edward island
Hospital, on Tucsday was la
Illsht reported to be doing nice-ly.
Consul Pierce leaves this morning
for New York and Washington, at
the latter of \vhioh»he will he present
at a flmify re-union. Mr. Pierce has
obtained thirty days' leave,- but ex-
pects to return before the expiry of
that time.
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,g,_,_,,,m,_,n¢»rn um Mr. r, r. wsuns. opens- and at present discounts you are buying at actual cost. ' _  '
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'l he Thrilling Fight and Struggle on a Girder in Mid-Air _ md See It Before _ ___ ___
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