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No. 19376 October BRUSSELS CITY
T PUBLIC FOOD SUPPLY SOCIETY
` Committee No. 17  . V ........Street
V/ CARD handed to the family of Matagne Andre
living at 2 des Sable 15
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_tor the daily delivery of 6Vportions bread to be taken at
-Rue de Marais, 23 Street.
~;N. B.-The provisions are to be delivered only to the
___ Father or Mother of the family.
»'l1' PfAY8 to buy in this Provlncomz
CHURCH SERVICE."-There wiilbe
service in Clifton, Lot 48, Church, on
_Tuesday=evening, at 7, 
DRAWING CROWDED HOUSES.-
The Klark-Urban Co. are now in
Sydney and are drawing crowded
houses nightly.
ST. PAUL'S Y. P. A.-The Red
Cross branch of the Young Peop1e's
Association of St. Paul's Church wish
to acknowledge the sum of $25 from
the Loyal Circle of the King's Daugh-
ters to be used for Red Cross Work.
__ VFROM THE FIRING LINE. - Mrs.
Fanning, City. received the follow-
,ing letter from her son David Fanning
now in the firing line. The letter' was
dated France, Nov. 19.-Dear Mother:
-I received your letter and was
glad to hear from you. Well mother
Christmas- is coming 'and I am far
away, but my heart is home all the
time. Did Beatrice get the_card I sent
her? We will be going into the trench-
’_es _tomorrow night again. Last
Christmas if you had told me I wo
not have believed you. Wefhav
,church every Sunday that we can get
out of the trenches and the chaplain
V said last Sunday that any- man, who
was shot while doing his duty for
King and Country, bore the marks of
Christ. _We are having cold weather
out here now. We get issued with cig-
arette k '
s once a. wee which is great.
will say good bye now.-Dave. A
Battalion, B. Co., 7 Platoon, 5 Brigad
2nd C. E. .F., London.Post Gtiice, Eng-
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t Would- Bum. V Suffered G're°5tPa|n.
ifiriilfdtlilltf lllso Aillicteti. ._ Used
_Cut|cura. _Now Perfectly Well.
   nh
./ Poulamoni N..s.-"I hureezema on my
right. wrist for over a. year. It broke out
like a ra|.h.` I`t`would itch and burn and I
had to 8oratch»'.~'.l`he sklivwas broken md
the blood came through. Sometimes It
‘ spread all over my hands and I- suifered
Great. pain when I put them in water. I
began to use Outicura Soap and Ointment.
and they gave me quick relief, healing my
wrist and hand in a few months. _
"My grandchild was also afflicted with
l that trouble. He had it on his head, face
l and hands. We began to treat hIm_wIt.h
Outicura Soap and Ointment and he began
to improve. Elo we continued the treatment:
for a few months and he is perfectly welll!
(Signed) Mrs. Joseph Fougere, May 28, '14.
Sample Each Eree by Mail
With 32-p. Sldn Book on request. Ad-
dress p0st<!&rt‘l “C\|lInurl. Dept. D, Boon
_ ton, U. S. A." Bold throughout the world.
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SERVICES.-'Pownal “~"clrcuit, "Dec.
_19th; services# Ciifton acl 111: ' M‘t.--Her-
bert at 2.30; Pownal at 7.
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f TRANSFERRED. -_ Lieut. Dawson
’ieft yesterday afternoon for Summer-
side to take chargeof the ‘detachment
,.th_ere temporarily. - V
GOING T0 THE FRONT.-Captain
Geoffrey Bayfield, K.C., is now in
Montreal on his way to’ the front,
having come all the way from the
_Peace River country, leaving his-son
in charge of his large landed interests
there. Captain Bayfield will occupy a
prominent position in one of the Cana-
dian hospitals a ont
t the fr .
FOR PATR OTIC WORK_-- The
members of Warren Grovo and East
Wiltshire Women's Institute gave n.
very enjoyable parlor social on-Muir
day. Nov. 29th at the home of Mrs.
John Moreslde. The tables were
tastefully arranged in color scheme- of
red white and blue. Although the
night was rather unfavorable over
$36.00 was realized. The ladies have
organized a Red Cross Society. with
_ rs. Garfield Warren as President
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be in Belgium this Christmas I would an _ “__ mn 0Wa,d_ Sec-y ,fl-,.685
urer and will meet for their first
evenings work at-the home of Mrs.
Frank Howard on Thursday, DecV..1tlth
nst.
-*‘ CIVIL 8ERVlCE.~.- An _Ottaiwa~.. Des-
patch says Miss Helen M. Carter, of
..St. John, West, has taken fir.st:_-place
'P in.all Canada in the list of successful
l ‘candidates in the recent examination
_ , (Ir
dm" David Fannmgi N°~` 703l’1» 25 _.for stenographers and typewriter-s. in
_sub-division B of the third division of
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_‘and __ _ _ *__l_ he lnsde civi service. She is
- ‘ " " " '”‘ " ’ " _bracketed withl Isabella R., Gray of
Ottawa. A male competitor came
 third. .The following were-'-the succes-
'sful candidates in the preliminary ex-
amination for the inside civil service
- V    'held on Nov. 9th for P. E. I., Robert
 ,M B. Messervey and Alex. H. McDon-
ald of Charlottetown. ~  '“"
BRIDAL RECEPTION. -- A verl’
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home of Mr. and Mrs. John Mac-
Issac, Wood Islands, on Wednesday,
Dec. Sth when a few intimate friends
assembled to congratulate their daugh-
terter Mlnda., on the occasion of her
marriage to Private Hugh McKinnon,
105 overseas battalion, which pleas-
ing event took place in Charlottetown
at 2 p. m. The happy couple, accom-
panied by several of their friends, ar-
rived on the evening train at the
home of the brlde's parents.Music,
singing, dancing and recitations whil-
ed away the evening, a pleasing fea-
ture ot which was the gaelic songs
rendered by Mr. Duncan Gillis. A
sumptuous supper was served during
the course of thqevpning. U19 D8U'i°UC
decorations addlngmuch -to the charm
of the festive sce|_1e..~;¢’l2l1e many valu-
able,.presents which the bride receiv-
ea testified to__tne,_nish esteem in
which she was helg_hy..her numerous
friends who wish her a happy journey
through life. Mruaud Mrs. MacKinnon
returned to Chal?l01£¢ttlWn on Satur-
day where the, Vgroom neivmed his
regiment. 31,.  ._
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SUDDEN DEATH'.- A New Castle
despatch of Dec. 12th says, Mr. John
BL Robertson, of Nelson, dropped
      Recruits Wanted
shortly after being given a ride to- _
wards Newcastle. He seemed in the V I
best of health. Dr. Park attended
him immediately, but could. not help,
heart failure being the cause of death.
d eld fNew stle
dead oil? Thomas Scott’s wagon on
Decease was an er o ca f
Presbyterian church, and sinceVearly‘
life a prominent member of the Mnsf
onlc Order and Sons of Temperance. ' V
He had come here ' from Glasgow,
Scotland, sity years ago and. was in -
his seventy-third year. Before :re-'
tiring a. short time ago he was a. mill-
ing engineer. Deceased, was twice
married, his second wife, formerly Is-
obella McLeod, of Montague, P. E. I.,
two daughters, Mrs. H. W. Carol of
Everett, Mass., and Mrs.. Donald Mc-
Tavish of Strathadam, survi_ve_._
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enough to eatl. _
masked it, the Germans callously refuse to help
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S Million Begians who, since za..-_-_V
theyprefuse' to sell their honor to Germany, have -
lived on the brink of starvation. A thriving V  ’
industrial people, used to lil`e’s comforts, they ,,
have been reduced to a state where they dream, ' '
not of luxuries or pleasures, but of having
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the starving. The task of-feeding them has g ._  ;//
been undertaken by Belgium's Allies and
Neutral Nations, through the
provided by voluntary contributions and administered
with wonderful economy and efficiency by a neutral
Commission.
Absolutely none of the supplies go to Germans,
and most of the food taken into the country is paid
for by Belgisns who have still alittle money. But to
feed those who cannot psy, nearly $2,500,000 A
month is needed!
Surely no people ever deserved our sympathy
ond aid more than do these starving Belgium!
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'Belgian Relief FU
They face a winter of necessity, wbilewo are living
in plenty. The Fund needs regular weekly orvmonlitly
contributions rather than larger but apumodic gifts.
Let ul plan to deny ourselvel,if no¢o»l|'y-iillo With
our needy Allies-and help Io uve Ihdr lives
Send your contributions to Local or Provincial
Committees or to the
Central Executive Conmitt¢e.r5l St. liste!
Street, Montreal. ' 1
_$2.50 KEEPS 'VA--'BELGIAN FAMILY A MDNTH
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Also more men wanted as Mechanical Transport driv-
`i ers. Any men wanting to enlist as above will apply to any
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