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MONDAY
MAKING IMPROVEMENTS-Sleep
lng accomodations are now being pro-
vided on board the "Prince Edward la-
‘land" for passengers. The supply of
bed-ling has arrived and curtains will
be fitted up. as is done on sleeping
cars. A conxfortablc well equipped
rocui (or the wireless operator has
been iriotl up t._v Mr. Gaudln. Some
mcn from Aiullcrst Foundry Company
were ova' tlw othcr day in order to
,look into the nuilicr of improving the
hearing system.
THE CAR FERRY STEAMER. -
The Prince Edward Island arrived in
Charlottetown at noon Saturday. She
brought 5 cars of freight, 100 bags of
mail and 30 passengers. Among the
passengers were Senator Murphy from
Ottawa. Mr. J. A. Ritchie, city. from
Belleville, Ont., Lieut. Harry Jenkins
and Lieut. Bertram returning from
Halifax, Miss Florence Wright and Os-
wald Wright. The captain reports no
open water anywhere in sight, from
Skinners Reef. south of Caribou. to
Cliarlottetown.
HOUSEHOLD COOKING SALE.-
lt was at happy thought on the port
of the King‘s Daughters to have a.
sale of homo cookery on Saturday
as it saved many liousekeepers the
trouble of baking ami also gave them
tho opportunity of helping this
most. worthy society in thelir splen-
did patriotic cnoris. Stan ey Bros
store is un idcal place for just such
a sale and during the entire after-
noon the ladies were kept busy sell-
ing thc many delicacies provided at
niudcratc prices. The sum of $30
wus realized.
THE VALIANT 82nd BAND.-Em
prcssions of pridc were heard on every
side yesterday at the valiant work of
thc band of the 82nd Regiment Wlilch
pinyed the 105th Regiment to and
from church. The day was perish-
ing cold. but tllerr- was a full muster
of men, and they played without oth'er
than the usual interruptions the "B"
Company from the Agricultural Hall
to the Armouries. the regiment from
the Armouries to St. James and the
Cathedral. and back again to the Ar-
mourics :ind tho Agricultural llall.
The day was so cold that the detach-
ment i`rom the Kirk did not wall. for
the men rt-turning from thc Cathedral,
but the band did nut ilinch for it ino-
incni. Baiuinuistcr l\lt-Farlaiie and
his men llc-serve thc thanks of the re-
giment and the coinuninlty for their
courage.
FROM OTTAWA.-Senator Murphy
nrrivcil in Charlottetown on thc Car
i-`s-rry on Saturday morning from Ot-
tuwu and proceeded to his home at
Tignisli by thc afternoon train. Sen-
utor .`\lurpl1y was in Ottawa at tho
time of the grcai lirc, but very luckily
was not in any of thc buildings. thc
Senate not being in session. From a
spectacular point of view, he says
the fire was of intense interest and al-
most. iiulcscribalilc. Regarding its
origin, he is of the opinion that the
disaster was :ici-iticiital, and as thc
floors and lockers oi' the rooni in which
the members kept their coats and hats
had only a short time before been giv-
en a cout of shcllac the flames were
greatly assisted, Oiic happy circuni-
stance was that the galleries were
practically empty at the outbreak of
the tire. Had it been otlicrwise the
loss of life might have been enormous.
Tile Senate Chamber, was destroyed
but strange to say the Senators’ rooms
escaped the flames.
_ STUDENT'S FIELD KITCHEN.-
in connection with the Studcnt`s Gift
Fund, Miss ltosc M. Stanway, Honora-
ry Secretary of thc Fund, inforrned the
Minister of Militia and Ilel`ence that
one of the Field Kitchens had been
subscribed and presented to the 105th
Battalion on Jan. 17th. The make of
the Kitchen was given also the num-
ber of Students who had contributed
towards the gift. Miss Stanway has
received the following acknowledge-
ment: Madam.- I beg to acknowled-
ge Major General Hughes receipt of
your letter of 20tl& ultimo regarding
thc gift of u Field itchen by the Stu-
dents of Prince Edward island to the
'l0.'.th Battalion, and lo lnfurin you that
thc Minister is quite sure this gift will
he very much appreciated by tho lncn,
and prove a source of great convenien-
ce and comfort to ull ranks. Arrange-
ments can bu nintle for the transport
ol’ the Field liilclion with the Batta-
lion when it goes overseas. 1 have
the honour to be. Madam, Your obe-
tllviit servant. Churlcs P. Winter.
Colonel. Military Secretary.
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DR. CLIFT
CHRONIC DISEASES
M 'ily treatment.
 Hotel Victoria,
,»_Gharlottetown, P. E. island,
OV spboura 12 to 3 daily and by
app fment. .
7354-2-1}M3Mospd.
Miss D. Rudge
171 Great George Btraot
Manufacturer lot all kinds of flue
hair goods. Also Gentlemen: Toupees
and Wigs.
_ Phono 314. _
Msnleurlng. Hairdressing.
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im. Simms »l.ce,l':.~CTA-._`l
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For long 'hours
To the busy man the value
_ of. OXO CUBES cannot be
over-estimated. A cupful of
‘ OXO and a few_ biscuits Dro-
vide a lifght, satisfying ICPHSY
at any moment required. and
save the time expended on a
heavy meal.
To make a cup of OXO with in
OXO CUBE ls so quick and simple
_,imp an OXO CUBE into s cup
ol hot water -stir-intl with n (QW
biscuits, lunch is ready.; M W .ak
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11» in 4. is so an no onus.
A PATRIOTIG FAMILY.-Mrs. Nie-
holas McFarlane and her son Ernest
leave by the Prince Edward this morn-
ing to any good-bye to her eldest, son
John who is about to leave for Eng~
with Captain D. A. McKinnon's Com~
pany. Mr. and Mrs McFarlane, have
another son. Wllllsln. a. corporlll in
the Composite Regiment, Wellington
Barracks. and a third sou, Charles in
France with the 26th Battalion. Mr.
McFarlane himself is a prominent
member of the 32nd fteglmeut..Band
lu which he plays the baritone eu-
phoniuni. So that all the Mcbtarlanet
family are doing their bit for King and'
Colmtry _ln`thls- time of stress" and
strife. '
IBLANDER HUNDRED.-Major Al-
exander MacPhall,-.who has just won
tho D. S. 0. went overaoaa _ln com-
mand of the Queeu’s University En-
gineers. Major MacPhall is a. native
of Prince Edward island and a broth-
er of Dr. Andrew MacPhall. the well
known writer of Montreal. The D.
S. O. was conferred upon Major Mac-
Pail for meritorious work, he and his
men building a bridge over the La
Basses Canal under a. heavy artillery
and machine gun fire. The Canadians
lost heavily but stuck to their job and
completed their task. MacPhall ln-
herits all the fighting qualities of the
Scots and possibly his experience in
taking an occasional round out of tur-
bulent studcnts at Quecn’s may have
kept him in good fcttle.-Ex.
ISLANDER DEAD.-The death oc-
curred Thursday morning of Milton
Sencabaugh. aged 21 years, says a
New Glasgow, N. S. exchange. Deceas-
ed camo here only a very short time
ago from Cape Bear. P. E. I. He was
residing with his sister, Mrs. James
lrvlng, Lorne SL, and was taken ill
about ten days ago with diphtheria.
All that medical skill could do was
done but. without avail. His mother
Mrs .Silas Scncahaugh was at* his
bedside when he passed away. Deceas-
dd was well thought of by all who
knew him. It is only a few days since
his sister. Mrs. James Irving, lost two
of her children with measles. The re-
mains will be forwarded to Cape Bear
for interment. To the bereaved the
Evening News extends sincere sym-
patliy.
A NARROW ESCAPE.- On Satur-
day morning, Mr. Peter Stewart of
Royalty met with a serious accident.
\\-'hile doing business at the Char-
lottetown Condensed Milk Co‘s fac-
tory ile left his horse attached to fx
sleighload of coal, standing in front
of the office. The horse howcvcr
thought othcwisc and started off
towards thc railway crossing and in
its haste collided with the engine of
thc train which was passing at the
time. The horse was thrown some dis-
tance into the brlar bushes, while the
sleigh was completely demolished. the
ton of coal scattering in all direc-
tions. The animal was not killed or
cut outwardly but the damages could
not be ascertained at the time of thc
accident as it is fcarcd the poor brute
was injured internally. A peculiar in-
cident was that a. jar of molasses al-
so on the sleigh was not hurt in any
way although thrown a long distance.
On the morning of the 7th lust..
there passed peacefully away at
Chelton, Penzic, the little 14 year
old daughter of Mr. and Mrs, John
Rose, after a. lingering illness. She
was ever patient, loving and true,
presistent, never mindful of her own
pleasures in doing things which ad-
ded to the happiness of others, so
when Jesus called hcr home she
willingly abandoned all earthly
hopes to be with Him. Although
the teuderest lovs and care was
bestowed on her, it proved to 'o
avail. for a greater love than a par-
ents was awaiting hor beyond. Bo-
sides bereaved parents, one brother
and live sisters, there are left many
relatives and friends to mourn her
loss. The funeral services was con
ducted by Rev. Geo. Ayers, her
favorite hymn. "Safe in the arms of
Jesus", being sung. The pall-bear
ers viz:- Messrs John Davison.
Lewis Jack, Chauncey and Earl Pea-
rson, Edward Gardlner and Ray
Campbell, who laid her ln her last
resting place in “God's Acre" at thc
lllcthodist Cemetery Bedcquo
Tussoav
POLICE COURT.- At the Police
Court: yesterday upon the evidence of
a soldier of thc 105th Battalion George
Offer was convicted of a fourth infrac-
tion of the Prohibltory law and senten-
ced to .six months imprisonment. Two
drunks were fined. one $10 or 20 days
and the other $4 or 10 days. Another
-had ‘his bail bond forfeited. The case
of Camden Holland. for disorderly
driving on the street wos adjourned
until the 15th.
-WEDDING BELLS.- A .pretty
wedding was celebrated in St. Mary's
Church Brac, Lot 9 on Wednesday
Feby. 9th when Mr. Macarlus Moran
of St. Brldget's parish, Lot 11, and
Miss Mary Elizabeth Doyle of Brae
were united in the holy bonds of mat-
rlmony by the pastor Rev. RJ. Mac-
Donald. The groom was supported by
Mr. Daniel Doyle of Brae and Miss
Victoria. Doyle of St. Mark’s Yot 7 did
the honors for liho bride. After the
marriage ceremony quite a number of
invited guests assembled at the home
of the brlde’s father and partook of a
aumpttwtm repost. After dolng_,3ustice
to the lnncrman. towards evening
Mr. and Mrs. Moran left for their fut-
ure home in Lot 11 amidst the best
wishes of all their friends for a happy
and prosperous journey through life.
The bride and groom were both the
reclpents of many useful presents.-X
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ill. McLeod. Montague; Amb_rosc',Mc-
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-A WORTHY SON. - Mr. Joseph
Dalton, Glcngarry. was'»in Sunnncrsido
Saturday, standing his mcdlcnl ex-
amination, being one of the recruits|
who recently enlisted with _thc 105th.; V
but through some slight deft-ct. hcl
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TEACHERS MAGAZlNE.- At thcl
meeting of the Associate editors of the,
Teachers’ Magazine, held in the Queen
Square School on Saturday, Mr_ Lcol
Nelllgan was appointed edit_or-in-cn`i.-:fl -
lu the place of Mr. J. D. Seaman who
has resigned. ”:he departmeiilf ef' --"
'Methods in 'I’c.\r.iiing” edited by Mr. ~
Nelligan will in future, bt! in' the hands
of Mr. Seaman. The Advertlslngdepart-
mont will bc liniullcd by Mr, Harvey*
(‘.l\rlstophr~r who was up|iolnto~l Ad- "'
vcrlising illuluiuw. At. tho close ul
tht-. inet-ling n volc ol"tl.in|iki-l was imi-
dcrorl- Mr. Scanlan for his iissistaiiiro
in getting out liri first thtfc: ctlitiolis.
This Magazine supplies tt long felt
want uiuong thc teachers and they
should give nil possible ussistance to -
Lhoiic in 1-lulrgn by subscribing und fur-
nishing niaterinl to the editors. ',
MT. STEWART.-Mrs. P. A. Cof-
fin was a passenger to Charlottetown
on Saturday, returning ln the after- '
noon.-Mr. llarry Rafuso. oi' George-
town. passed through on Saturday
cn route to his home, after spending ~
the winter at Sl. Peters.-Mr. John
Atkins who for the last, three months
has been at New Glasgow, N. S., is
paying his family o. visit, and leaves
Monday on return.-Mr. Geo. McAs-
05'. of this Dlwfo. has added his name `
to the list of brave boys .already en-
listed in the 105th Battalion. His
friends wish hlni success. Private
Robert Macland of the 105th has
about recovered from a severe at-
tack of la grlppe. I-lo'ls at the
“Ross."--Mr. Bambrick ls able to be
around again after his illness for
some months past.-The smelt ilsh-
ermen have hung up,tl1elr nets for
this season. A general small aver-
age for the season is. reportedi-Mr.
John McNcvln, of Charlottetown,
was at Mount Stewart on Friday.-
Mr. Benjamin Bremner went to -Bou-
rts on Saturday aftoruoon's train.-
Mr. H. M. Brothers, of~Bosr River,
went to Vernon River on' Saturday
forenoon-to spend Sunday with his _
parent.” Mr' and Mft’ lp' M* Bro “__  
thorn.-Mr. Frank C. Jardine' has ~  .
gona to his some in nudalbape. ar- l
ter spending the winter mo'nlhs'hore
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