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Traveling, cases, medicine
closets, a trunk or a hand-
bag at the school room,shnp, -
_ factory, or office should be
` supplied _“A first ald"out-
fit can be made_up for you
at the lowest price.
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Prescription Druggist
Phone 616, Revere Hotel
Block, Kent St.
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I The following letter has been re-
. celved by a friend in Granville dated.
l regret to send word that Pte. D.
. Duggan ls in the hospital at pre-
t with a fracture of the leg. lie is
able for much yet and l am writ-
ing this-to let you know of his state.
but he la in excellent spirits and very
cheery. He is receiving the best medl-
cai and nursing skill and should
make good recovery, but of course it
will be slow. He may be sent to the
base shortly and will l hope he able
to send you word from there' givin;
his akillress.
With very kind wishes.
' Yours truly.
HUGH F. S. MUNROE,
Chaplain.
Pte Duggan enlisted ln June 1915
' with the 55th Battalion and has been
in action for the pa;-:t five months.
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ME RULE PROPOSAL
FOR ALL OF IRELAND.
H0
l.0.\'DO.\'. Dec. 29.- informal dis-
cussions and consultations are proce-
eding for settlement of the irish
question, says the Manchester Guard-
ian. New proposals which are being
considered provide for something ln
the nature of equal representation
for Vnlonists and Nationalists ill an
Irish Parliament. Home Rule for all
of llreland is the basis of the sugges-
tions, whicp do not contemplate the
exclusion of lfister.
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Stock of ijotlos
BRACELE'l` WATCHI-.5
in wild Gold Gold Fill(-tl and
silver, Our prices willplt-rsr-
YOU
PENDAN IS- Qoliff (]..lr.I
_ twith real Pr-ails. Peridois
ythestetc. Splendid val-
UFF LINKS- Solid
‘Void Filled and Siwer
ltKa\lle.ior elmraving »
l The Central Guardian
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i Pownal. clncurr. -_ July. 'na
"”"'°"""°“'P'°"'°° lse lt- P w si tuana '- ulllvlewi
rvesoua -.
‘1?0
AT FAIRVIEW.- There will ben' ri ' '
Sunday School and preaching at I-‘air-' ' "1
view on Sunday next at usual hours. c"URcH °F °°°T'°A"°"° Re"
Ewen Macbougall will preach Sab-
xmoenoairren aaovsns-'rite Wh 7'” “l DW" al 1°-3° *ml 9*"-
Klndergarten reopens this morning at\5°' °‘ 630 P' m'
9'” " “" L46' | consutrtno Pi-lvsici/mf~ nr.
_ \\'. J. P. Macllillan has been appoin~`
L;:E£n%:;gsNw(_:d¢:2”(§;c,:;:;, c‘;‘5_|ted consulting physlclan_!or Falcon-
pllculon in arty. \vrlu.- or ponone "°°~1 “°°P"“-
P'"" ”°"'“" “‘“'l senvlcs 1'onlou'r.- 'rhefe wlil_
. ”“*` RPG V J_ H_ the a prayer meeting in the Wheatley
Gt$l5gt,“2:nEgf1;?r. Blgauricertlallant. River Ha" ""5 "GUIDE B! eight o-
.\'e\r Acadia, has been promoted to the °l°°k~
rank of Borubardier.Bdr. Gallant is at-'
tsched to the Kings Countv Siege Artl N037" mVE.R- M9m°"“l Week
~ ' of Prayer. Short Address with pray-
dnn now in Smum lers each night this week. 7.30 in the
PESENTS A FAITHFUL
Toni-We-PRIN CE   
->-M -=<»-»-~ s ‘ ~  lmirlsll ltmttt-_
PICTURIZATION OF
Denman 'l‘hompson’s
- Immortal Rural Classic
6
The Greatest Single Triumph of the American Stage
I 5,-Big Acts-5
the last Sabbath of the Old year Rexx!
l-Ewen Msebougail was very kindly re-
membered h_v the .iiillview Section ol'
the wngregatlon, which remembrance
took the form of a substantial sum of
money donated by the ladies of that
place. ;
WORTHY OB.lECTS.- Yesterdal'
the proceeds of the Patriotic Concert
given in the pro-cathedral by St. Dun-
stan's Choral Club. amounting tc- se-
venty dollars was distributed as fol-
lows; to the Patriotic Fund. $20 dol-
lars. to the Red Cross Fund, $25 dol-
lars and to the Belgian Relief Fund.
$25 dollars.
PATRIOTIC CONCERT.--ln the re-
port of the Patriotic Concert and Pie
Social in Fredericton liall publiahed
a few days ago hire. Roderick Gillis
should have been Mr. Roderick Gillis.
and Bliss Blackford should have read
Mies Slackford. Miss Jeanette Mobcod
was the talented player who ably prt-
slded at the organ so successfully and
‘o whom much credit is due.
MAIL CARR'ER REMEMBERED.
-The residents .of Milbum, Marie
and .\iideell routes very kindly re-
membered :heir ~mail carrier Blr.
\\'lllia:n Robbins c-ri New Years, when
they presented him with a handsome
set of driving harness in appreciation
of his services. Needless to say Mr.
Robbins was pleased with the gift
which was an evidence of the good-
feeling existing in his district. V
PRESENTATION.-On Thursday'
evening Dec. 21st. .\ir. James Villett.
on behalf of Desable .\iethc<list church
choir, presented Miss Grace Dunstord
with a gold locket and chain and a
nicely worded address, in apprecia-_
tion of services rendered as organist
ot' the church. .\iiss Dunsford al-
though taken entirely by surprise.
thanked the people very suitably. for
their kindly thoughtfulness. good wish-
es and generosity. 5
WEDDING BELLS.-)lr. and Mrs.
J. Preston Rice ot Cambridge, Mass..
announce the' marriage oi their cou-
sin .\iiss Frances Maria Preston. to
Mr. James Edward O'Donnell in the
above city, on December 2/ith. The
bride who is a daughter of the late
.\lr. John Ashton Preston, resided for
a number of years in f‘harlottetown.
Many friends here will extend hear-
tiest felicitations to the popular young
couple. They will be “At Home" in_
Charlottetown, after January 15th. .
SCHOONER NIPPED IN ICE.-Tllc
tern schooner ('. ll. Hacklcy, Captain
Emols'-nn, bound froln Gaspff. l’. Q.. for
.\'e-w York. with a cargo of laths came
into Vllarlottetown harbor for shel-
ter oll \\'i.~inesday night last. The
Hackley met with bad weather after.
leaving Gaspe, losing some of herl
Pasroa nsuensisnsor on Bavilsl f-`l*“f“h» 
OF LOCAL INTEREST.-A Freder
icton despatch says:-llev. Geo. G.
Young, at present stationed at Vamp-
bellion, will take up his duties as pas-
tor of the Fredericton Methodist
Church in July. The present pastor,
Rev. Thomas Marshall, has received
a unanimous- call to I-‘airville Method-
ist (Ihurch, and will likely accept. He
has been in Fredericton for past three
years, having come here from Char-
lottte-town. _
Tears, Cheers and. Laughter-
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CAR FERRY TO THE RESCUE.-
The Car Ferry steamer did not
arrive- in Charlottetown yesterday
until 1 o'clock. She brought five car
loads ot freight, 260 bags of mail and
seventy passengers. The steamer
the most popular series the Kaletn Company has ever released. It
has a “punch” that compels admiration, it has plot and plausibllity,
being written around a man. it has thrills andiaction and that peculiar
omething that will hold your interest
InTwoA¢ta
' ALSO
CHAPTER EIGHT OF THE
WONDER SERIAL
was e n c no avln o - ' ‘ ° ° ’
relea;1;!latheda'lea;tfrwSilble§  wlildh S . See the First Tnday and be Convfncgd `   
had become imprisoned in the lee
near Point Prim. The Sable had a
cargo of coal from Sydney for Pickard _ 
& Co.. Charlottetown. having left
1. if
Sydney last Saturday. Abcut an ----
hour- was lost in breaking the steam- _r - ~
er loose and alter this was done the _5EBv'§E5 _T°;`C=:R';i?wr'l;|`rq§l°;‘;_-§:;;§g‘T;1ew;‘Sia;’\x;]°l;_§;,‘I:1!§°a::d°5’l’;eLP;
Sable followed in the wake of'the gfe m arfnel -B ` ' umm] Anthem
Prince Edward to Charlottetown. the- enmg at " ' ` . ~
latter steamer having to go asterll
. HARTNEY HALL The c will he' ::A THOROUGH PlLL.- To cle-ar
guna a number of “mes to Clear me service in Hartney ll-all ne;t Sunday the stomach and bowels Of il11l>l1l'ili~
able of the ice which retarded her. _
_ _ ,t . ' o‘clock. es and lrritants is necessary when
The Same is “able 1° h“e mme dif' Memng al qmen [their action is irre ular. The ills
ficultv ln getting out of this port es- “__” '
pecially if another cold snap should THE HORSE BREEDER' _ 
suddémy get in_ Christmas number of the American
Horse_Breeders is one ol' thebflnelit
NORTH R|VER'_LaS, ui ht' E _'issued for some years. _lt a oun s
ZS. represzentatives of ihetilrei chugcli- with “my Wrmen descripuons M the
es-. North River, Kingston and Clyde 1ea'un.g race horses of me qayfnd
River gathered in the Baptist Par- beauuful hi\lf_ l0ne engravings of
Somge for a social evening and for many ofthe animals. The amount of
the purpose of making a presentation useful information for horse lovers
to M,.S_ Hum_ Mn Dame! Fmseh who which it contains makes it a number
E D
that will do this wc-rk thoroughly are
Parnlelee`s Vegetable Pills. which are
mild in action but mighty in results.
jThe‘y purge painlessly and effetiveiy,
and work a permanent cure. They
can be used without fear by the most
delicately constituted, as there are no
painful effects preceding their gentle
operation.
. p - ~
,their feelings- alld said she hoped to
acted the- part of Master of Cerenlon- We" Worth preserving'  ' V
ies, in introducing the chief purpose' E » . _
of the evening F-aid, they were gather- CHIEF STSEwARdD REMEMBEEL’ `
ed to show their appreciation of the ED"` Chief 'Ewa' semi M  ' l l
work of the pastor and his wife. He Ca' fem' Steamer was thoughtfully ¥
hoped they all would .stand by him and remembered by the m`St`Cl.aBS S?l°°,“,
help in the work he had lit heart. They im” fglthe stiaullelé onwiiwa X;:’:d5l
had every reason to respect him as a ay' Lug pre en e I I h Litti F h 'tl of ' 1
gentleman and Christian. Mr. David some plpe' Needless to Say the gent. nAtdreesse-l>|al;ncth`;‘ agsbirtifamoi
Scott then spokeas repwsenung Norm al steward greatly appreciated the The Belgian Nation.
tilt-er. slr. 1'. .\l<¢i.ean. vlytle lm-er..k’"€1 “Cm” "“ ‘he Pm C* '"5 “”‘ ___
Mr. Stephen Ackland also expressed Eomatcs and l" mtmg "Omg mm The Capital of Belgium today is the
[plf<;Hrs1;rea:it“i;@in!l; present.  Tatu-_‘hem 5°' little village of Sainte Adresse. a sea-
'o ‘ s en presen e . 0 ` .side suburb of the French city of Ha-
. -_ __ _ _ _ l 1- .A T.
which .\ir--. Hurn replied, thanking E;§§_lNTieB¥,§;5bu0___SN£m la]/l“`:h£_ ‘-re_ Here sits me Bdgian G0vem_
lanterns of the dm-erem "gm .houses ment. including the'Presidents of the
and llencolls are being tested and re- Senate and the L°“er House' the Mi'
the people for the kind ex rcssion of'
continue hel' work among them for tl
long time to come. .\lr. l-iurn also re-
plied and said hc- was hoping and trust-
ing to see considerable development
of the work on thc field, and asked for
liberty to rio his work as wisdom an".
divine- leading might direct. A plent'
ful supply of provit=~ioil.s was provii’
ed by visiting guc~st_=i.:'I`he wholo evctl-
ing was one ot' mutual frlenrlsliit-
Vhristian felluwsliip and cnjoyiilcn _
The-Long Creek people had, about two
weeks previous-ly presented Mr. Hurn
with a beautiful new driving sleigh,
sails and a spar and was iced up bodiv . l k f 1 ` _ ' _ __
‘hs dropped anchor nf'-r the thus l'§u`2n°0f-'itil ti-$'il'§?fi§ll§zIf$`lra§l°'lif@
tides anti as a re-ult 0. the nezt._~ fi.-.],|_ '
frost which set in that night and the]
succeeding days the schooner is now __ _
nilJD9<l tightly in the ice and will ha\'elca"‘E;§Ji_E’th°ie-£E;:" MA'_u5° gms
‘o reln_aln there all winter The Hack-lcgtgségkhe egmbnshmy “Tac gh W T
ley is a vessel of 220 tons with nlnelcondmons Dust rg ° 'gs .Tat C
--' a crew. Her captain beion.s toltmm no ,é S 1. _'fm e B reel'
'woe .-no v-lil si-ty by the --essex tm? _,tw .,:‘i,,’i1'tS 'l‘I’l’;‘,_g;e't'“u;"‘; 
lt' n.-wh--_'_  -_ --
' V ga 1°" We m t 0 prmg ilmpcsszble to irraditate except thro-
paired at the Marhle Wham- by M-,_ nlsters of War, of Justice, of Foreign
Milton Walsh. Everything is looking Amfirs' of the I"te"l°‘°' °f Fmance'
gpm( and ,span at thy Test Shop' r.-f(ommerce, and many others. And
'rim .\lr. \vel,-.n is no novice with tile f'°"‘- here ‘S Plame” "le f°‘b"“1 °f
brush ig vow apparent' judging bv the l_3eigian nation, and the laws and
mn .>,,_ Im,_,'Hm L_. n bulmog he has i:on_dltions that shall governA it. anew.
Lillllir-tl l:ll illv iztirliltlié iilllk Stir- ‘\0 more sunung 0bjec‘ lesson
~ oulltilltc the vcrv r~xpl'essivc word "fund he almrded of the mnexible sm'
._-...ing ,,,,_;___-~ ` » rlt of Belgium than by tl ».'isit to Sain-
te Adresse. Here- Belgian refugees.
C_:_EN,NG OF ARE~‘A__ Cha‘_|ot_ and wounded Belgian soldiers have
te-town's great winter recreation re- f°"’“led 8 “°l°“3"~ and even 5° fa'
F,m_ ,he Arena Opened for Skating on from home, all their efforts are direc-
Ncw \'ear's Day. There was a fine ted to winning the “'f""
sheet of ice at the afternoon session From ,their mlmar5 factories' bum
Wh,C.}._ was much enjoyed by me and equipped in the splice of it few
throw: of juveniles and older skaters. Weeks' they ship every .day th‘°.°'“gh
There was ailotlter his crowd ln..the-‘h°lT __'l_‘“‘l’_ I’-l“`9“.€l l°'!!'.!““l~ iW°mY'
evening 'ami' igonsidering the mild live- loaded freight cars to the front,
state of the weather the ice was Consisting °r ammunmlm' w“g°“5'
very g00d_ The nh Regiment Band complete sets of harness, brown-lea-
has been secved for the _season and ther saddles. leather puttees, saddle
their music at the opening was well bags' ammunition belts' tems' gas
im to the standard of that of former masks' and lance rests' They cumm
of Mon‘ague( whos
uuctloneer ls well and
‘ook charge or the sale
proceeds were
which will be
the Red Cross the Bel-
gian for
‘STURGEON RED CROSS CON -
CERT.-The Sturge'=n bianrh o- 
Red Cross Society. recintl;   
held a very "ucces.~'\l‘ .~=.~; : I
iris'-et :social on '.11-I 2”. 5-f 7;.. 
ffuizef-n lim! nf I-.l»-l 1,-,ul rl-»,»l.».
were Vee-ent in-I .ti p_;. _`,. ~l_.
hearty applause of the 7.1¢,   -
the program was ex..eeYi:'. .2 _~ :lu ;-..
The patriotic chol-use ="e"c pl--ti-~u
arly good. The camp 'fenc fn -‘-le; 
soldiers in Khaki and Rei .f:,- _-' i~.'»
es in unlfoxrn srnr "fr-rt-i-:t in vit-.~ fum
amp G~our~"' ~.-_>. » ,.21   5
’0'€T"' " -”"  1 .s l t..;.iu I;
`ift I-:.5-F ll .`l »- -I .~!t-..'l|-t 'J'-~t'r ~.~r_\~-,
s
_"Q
musln. ln" `-01l-|f~»;,l»vl' we _tl-~
tilne for practise welt- -fell ren-ifrc-1 t
’\ pietslnft fentllie of tl~c p.-nt'_1;,--. tv., I
"le recit"tlons rf lhrfc- chillrell ititli
‘ffcKinnon. Rum rollmgs fm.; Mamieg
Melee, who displayed mu-h natural]
ale ‘. for the stage. A short address;
-n Red Cross Work was given bys
-'.ieut. C. McGuigan who had just an
'ived home on s visit. His remarks
were full of atrlotlsm and will no
' D . ‘
doubt, encourage the good people oil
Sturgeon to work for the Red Cross.I
\'ter the pfoeram Mr. Sydney Nelson'
e anim ‘
y as an 1
known) 1
baskets.The‘
$240.00 1
between
Relief Fund. the
long
Weat-
ia-
and
llilportiwo
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' wh ts sure preparation such as Dr.
,‘-<l'l:L~ 1-:` the bronchial tubes. -It isi
I. D_ Kelloggfs Asthma Remedy. L'n-
~'= -~t‘t.;y may exist as to cause, but
'ilic can he no uncertainty regarding;
1 -ex 'ly which has freed tl genera-
-tn o. asthmatic victims from this
LECTURE ENJOYED.-The iirst
lecture of the winter-lecture course
was given in the Methodist school
room at Hampton. N. B., on Tuesday
evening. when Major Bartlett, of Char-
,____, ,__,_j_\ ,,,_,_,e fottetnwn. addressed nn appreciative
~ jatidience. his subject being “The Path
____ W . _of the Hun.” This was illustrated by
f~.___-_rue -~ "fr~ views of places through which the
` C' ' -1-'_ - ,....--_._.
break of the war. and his clear anti
vivid descriptions brought his -
diem--2 vc-r_v close to the scenes of the
present conflict, those failing to be
Iiresent certainlv missed a rare rent.
/ .
Come Hr-rf-l
' During his stay in Hampton liaior
‘  C  Rnrglftr was the "uest of his niece.
0 Mis. Travis says the St. John Tele-
'gl-sph. '
. _ROSE VALLEY.- Mr. Jack Beth-
 fune, son of Mr. J. J. Bethune, Char-
lton to 1 in Dlvlsl nal sl allln
6 Wil, 0 6 0 gl! S
Corps, Ottawa, preparatory to -his
going overseas paid a visit to his for-
Imor home hero. Jack'a many friends
om  are pleased to see hlm looking so
' well. Ho was a telegraph operator in
fthe West. from which place ho enlist-
Good begun and pm, ed.-Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Aiken
sonar comfort demandlof Winnipeg are visiting the letters
that you ink after youhiparents Mr. and Mrs. Robert Todd.
self closely 1|; com Wea. Mr._Donald Brown, student P W. C
ther- gm] gxpedencelis spending his Christmas
shows that this ls thelwith his parents Mr. and Mrs
place to come tor articles "Y B"°‘"'-- MP- RW N|°l1°|l°“
to keep you Wm-m amyln the city last week on business
qg||_ Mr. Dau McDonald. road
not wmr soma- ln lliw H viviwf iv the Cllr
light rsttlano our rubber, ‘vit ville!-al duties--A very
thorough y rolnfm-gag, afternoon was spent in the
very strong “Q 1"-“_ Friday. Dec. 22nd the
Many grating, the beugf the»sami-annual school
ones Guaranteed for three Quite a number of
yéarl.  ....|1.W up 0f "I9 Dulflll
Chamois Vento- inlllld \lll°llBd
sizes for women, men and U19 itllvlll WON
children. Best quality of dlfiorent -subjects
'felt and extra clloice` K¢l1ll¢» llr- D. J
cliarnois skins .. 81.78 .u “l°°‘°h°f MY- N0l'mll\
clumou skim- mf 'Irish 1 nleulns
the thing for lining gn. ing of drills;
_ pgcgggg, qc" __ and choruses was
making your ld by the DIDIJI. tv
.. ,_ _ ,_ Candy and
~ teacher to
-speaker had travelled befc-re the out-
ou !
years' _ lise their lances ln the trenches, but
the Belgian cavalry is looking forward
tp real cavalry action at no very dis-
tant date, for which they are making
full preparations.
Tile- shell factories at Sainte Adres-
se cover acres of ground, and moun-
tains of shells: oi’ every calibre are
turned out and shipped. away each
day. A Belgian oliicer recently inven-
ted a powder which has nearly double
the projecting power of any powder
now in use. They a`re making it ln
large quantities at Sainte Adresse, and
are proving that it can crack a shell
into more pieces, and scatter the pie-
ces and with more force, and over a
wider area, than any explosive the
wherever- there are Belgians, Noth-
ing less could uphold them in these
dark days when in spirit they are free,
in body slaves and exiles.
Seven millions of these people are
bordering on starvation, yet sick” null
weary as they are, their courage ne-
ver falters. Let us help them to live
until the day their country ia restored
to them. lf we .cannot tight for
them, let us unite to keep them alive,
Germans have invented. land preserve them against starva-
Nothlng is left undone, in this little tion. Send your contribution to the
colony, that can help to win back'committee in your town, or direct to
Belgian independence. sit is the the Belgian Relief Committee. 58 St.
creed of every worker there, from Peter. Street, Montreal.
the President of the Senate to the
least among them that until their
country is freed from the toils of sla-
very and starvation, they must work
as though their lives depended on
their lnbours as the lives of others
do. '
The same invincible spirit obtains
"Hlghgrade black beaver cloth
overcoat fine Marmot collar, aatrleh-
an lining, lnterllnlng, knitted wrlat-
Ieta. First clan tailoring. Value
$25 for $20. D. A. Bruce.
3709-12-30M4l.
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We thank our customers for their liberal patrons
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Our wish that Health. Happiness and Prosperity .
your good fortune during the coming year _
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Jeweler
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We _are now in a position to handle' all kinda
of job' Printing at short notice. Give us a call! with-
_your next order and be convinced ‘
' Billheads,  Visitin Cqrdg, _
Letterheads. -` Latv  1
Statements. Meriul Cards.
I\éotehi1d;.' Hémdbills,
- um _a es. noe _ __ _
‘ Law Blanks, '  ' ”
Pont Cafds,  ' fs _ ~-Popcorn, 
_ _ We,car3/ a large stock of_._Wri _  ‘
mg' Paipers i colors to ”from,'2 
Cover _apers and 'lfag Board.~ ,
_ .» Prompt deliveneslovrest   v
I ~ltarlottetown.
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