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UANUARY 13; 1917, A -
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provide a rare asort- Steam auroosesorrhat we havel
agood yof Haro of Soitl
ment and it 0 0 d s .of cw is sw¢"'”l'f°r ,wists rss, asa; (continued from Page one.)
will sell at lowest possible prices
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t\\ua_m:L__
grime, C 0 A -I. .ENTENTE GOVERNMENTS REPLY_   .._...   -°- i '
.....:........... w..»»....-;.°:-“°°...°::..:.:;°;:. T0 PRESIDENT WlLS0li’5 NOTE ' ?aZL‘Z7§i`.§`L`.£’. "9"-hYqmm7» Y°“'7i“ bYlb¢_f¢`4lr-|0lid,_i1\l1\rs¢8lldSIn=|ll`questions put by_ the American govern - ity and free economic development, and.
< ala” find hem just <l°llll1l\¢S¢0S1§1l D°!'¢|12S¢!S- ment and, according to the exact words of also upon territorial agreement andginter-
If 7°” 'NWN Cml- can “'15 the letter constitute a public declaration national arrangements so framed as to
hat 1 at the we us, write or telephone us and
W YW W3” - - - as to the conditions upon which the war t l d nd e f ntiers a ainst
sausfac llbe mad _ guaran ee an a s a r_o g_
5  delivery W' e could be terminated. unjust attacks; the restitution of provinces
fell l
_ sof the territories wrested in -the past _from-
  | & (J0_ R§_})P€_L3'H'g_OI§lg:lg§_T__l%‘IUA_§GT¥H0B.{£_§CTS the Allies by force or against the will of I
` ` E AR ,their populations; the liberation of Italians,
$1101?-Sale and R 8 I 2 i 1 COSI P d W _S __ __ _of Slavs, of Roumanians, and Tcheco-Slov-
ers ‘ t ' ' _ ‘ - _ _ f. f . - ~ - _ . _
S-tif-2 f.~g-f-=- fo- .S till’ iii; bei.§’.'l@.fF`,§§i.’$1l”§p..Stleili- -Zililiinéil" 3%"‘§'.?pd..‘iZ“€5l?.§°.’Lb§'2§t°'€§' lil..
D°m‘“;g¥  firm thle objects which they seek by contin~ _tiloody tyranny; of the Turks; the expulsion-
' uing t e war. L rom Europe o the Ottoman Empire which I Ss'
Chqown D¢¢_ 22,-d 1915 The Allies experience no difficulty in re- _has proved itself so radically alien to west-_ ed _
plying to the request 'ern civilizat-_|0n_ |valor of its soldiers, its ildlellty tolGrinnlng Skull" marks the letter plc-
iutlt modem!!! 116088- a
In syringes we have
Fountain Combinatiolw.
' Patent varieties, d
ar, Ulcer, Infant, _
2-iypodermic, Veterinary I
rid large assirlment of
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Zl3.SS ODBS
G. Jamieson
Druggist
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-n all grades, styles
4, Watches i.
 For g
 New Years :.
, Gifts _
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and prices. _
We reoeived a few just
:oo late for Xmas trade.
1 1]. l'l. Taylor .
v_,*,* f;e-,---A-1"
-‘i Jeweler `
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DIARY OF EVENTS
T0-DAY.
ity Magistrates Court 9 a. ui. ,
érince Edward Theatre 3.15, ' audi
f* T
/7.1-u., v“1¢u1a, s _r,::=-;
Notice Of Meeting
The annual meeting of the “JOHN
G\`E\V l-'CR FARMS LTD" will be
lA - - '
` held in the Board of Trade Rooms on
uesday, 16th inst., at the hour of
tiglit o’c-lock p. ni.
GEORGE D. DEBLOIS.
Sécetary,
.-3908-1-M3i Fri. Sat. Mon.
27--_yi-_
- ;5 p. an.
;4q I A |
BIRTHS
SENTNEB-.Ar Loyallst, January T.
‘~17, ui Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin
- futher, a son.
TUTHERLAND-At the Prince Ed-
-ard island Hospital on Friday. Jan.
J to Rev. and Mrs. Archibald Su-
~f¢:rlund of Murray Hai-bor, north a
...iughl.er.
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MARRIAGES
, ii- --
z2».QUARRlE-FAYNTER- At Sum-
-_erslde on January 11th., 1917 by
I1' v. H. R. Bell, Flora McQuarrie to
.zernurd Poynter of Clifton. New Lon-
-n, P. E. l.
.'~,lcLURE~8HAW- At the Grace
~ ‘iurch Parsonage on Jan. 9. 1917. by
'ev. F. H. Littlejohnis, Jennie Edna
fhaw cf Harrington to Hugh John Mc-
Dxre of Brackley Point.
P-lcLURE-SHAW-At Grace Church
.Y-rrsonuge. January 9, 1917 by Rev. W.
=i. Llttlelohnu. Jennie Edna Shaw of
Harrington to Hugh John McLure of
.lrackley Point.
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DEATHS
e, _  ____J
GELLAII-At his home Green St., ln
:is city Jan. 12th, Get.-rge Sellar aged
'-.2 years. Funeral notice later.
GODFREY-Died at North Wiltshire
 Jun. 11th Mary Ann relic of lhf-2
1.1¢- (thomas Godfrey, aged 83 years
i in-#ral Saturday 13th at 1 o’clock.
f~.‘-C588-Died at Bungay, Jan. llili..
1--17, John Hobbs. aged 69 years. fu-
=» ral Sunday at 2 p. tn.. to Wheatley
_-:Ever Cemetery. .
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. NOTICE
Rundlcu Non Such Liniment can
:ww be obtained at Geo. E. Hughes.
--.-ld E. A. Foswr's Drugstores. Char-
mztetown also at most. of the leadiiig__
-»-tres throughout Prince Edward ls-
nd.
F1922-1-l3M3lDd .
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Farm lor Sale
60 acre farm with buildings in best
farming section' of P. E. lsland, near
churches and school, within two miles
of O'L€ary Station.
W. E. 'rL'R:~'i-:R,
0’Leary. P. B. I.
3811-1-iomei.
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NOTICE
The Annual Meeting of the
stock _holders of the New Perth
DBIFYIUR Co. will be held in the
Cheese Factory on Tuesday the
16th, inst, at 2 o’cloclr, p. tn.
JOHN KENNEDY, Pres.
WM. CAIN. Sect.
New Perth J ally 2nd 1917
s119~1-sstrriiuesatai.
"IQ-in inf
Sale
At North Rustico consisting
of 110 acres of land. 90 acres
Char. 20 acres soft woodland.
Good state of cultivation,
Splendid house and out
llr. E. 0. Harris?-`l‘?§é”§T;;’&¥5T’““’”&““”
Eye Specialist
will . he pormonomiy located lu -
Roig. Bunk building oornn Queen and .
int-. Street Clior1otl»town.whers
he may \o consulted on ull mstteiul
pension; to umtm vines. t
lucy mln- hom hesducho. ner-
votimouu, stomach trouble. ole., und
do not oupoot tho oouu. A oclontlllc
exstuluotlou of tho qos often reveals.
an  ooulltlou, the correction ‘
of wlild/ip porfootiy nttud glasses
relijog U0 ifoiat ~
DQ' “gloss Chinn-uu's Eno.
0il_:._l'\ou|:; All 1!-D. I. I. .-
. Ill 5ll°|‘W'\°"'-
-' ‘ Phono 15844
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Good Fish
°_.lcu_§;_‘reec_e_i_y_ef a shipment
1-4 Bbls
Our Prices no right
llucllie & Nelson
Opp., Davis and Fraser
Grafton St East
P5000 44| J.
great, have to the enjoyment
Allies Unitedly Determined to Bring[
War to Victorious Close.
United in the pursuit of this su-_
preme object the Allies are determlnedf
individually and collectively to actf
with all their power and to consent*
to all sacrifices to biing to a victori-
ous close a conflict upon which they,
are convinced not only their own safe-T
ty and prosperity depends, hut also’
the future of civilization itself. _
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BELGIAN NOTE 1
The translation of the Belgian iiotel
which was handed to Anibasador;
Sharp with tht- Entente reply, fol-
lows: -_
The government of the King which
has associated itself with the answer;
handed by the Pesident of the French;
council to the American Ambassador,
on behalf of all is particularly' dcsii I
ous of paying tribute to the sentiment
of liiinianlty which prompted' th; Prt-
sirlent of the United States to send' his
note to the belligerent powers, and it
highly esteems the friendship express-
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l'en Minnie Cold Carp
Relieve: Almost liixtanlly
Nothing cures so quickly as the
healing Pine Essences ln Catarrh-
zone. lt 'lills the breathing organs
with a healing, soothing vapor that
relieves irritation at once. Ordinary
colds are cured in ten minutes. Ab-
solutely sure for Catarrh, and in
throat trouble it works like a charm.
Catarrhozone is a permanent cure
for Bronchltls and throat trouble.
Not an experiment- not a tempor-
ary relief- but ii cure that's guaran-
ed for Belgium through his kindly iii-
termediation.
Presidcnfs Assumption Disproved by
Belgium.
It desires as' murl: as .\lr ""'drot~
Wilson to see the present war ende:
as early as possible. llul the Presi-
Cent seems to believe that the states
men of the two opposing camps pur-
s`ue the same objects of war. The
example of Belgium unfortunately d»~-
monstrates that this is in no wise th.:
facl.
German Barbariom Towards Belgium.
Belgium has never. like the Central
Powers, aimed at conquest. The bar-
barous fashion in which the German
government has treated and is still
treating the Belgian nation does not
permit the supposition that Germany
will pre-occupy herself with guaran-
teeing in the future the rights of weak
nations which she has not ceased I--
trample under foot since the war left
loose by her began tn desolate Eu-
rope.
On the other hand the government
of the King has noted 'with pleasure
and with confidence the assurances
that the United' States is impatient
to cooperate in the measures which
will he taken after the conclusion of
peace to protect and guarantee the
small nations against violence and op-
pression. '-
Belgium Had Asplred to Llve on Good
Terms with Neighbors.
Previous to the German ultimatum
Belgium only asplred to live upon
good terms with all her neighbors.
She practised with scrupulous loyalty
towards each one of them the duties
leed. Get “Can-irrhozoiie” today and
beware of dangerous sulBlltutes.|
The dollar c-uttii is guaranteed and_
small size 501-, trial size 250, at all
dealers.
imposed by her neutrality.
Germany Admitted Violation of
Neutrality
ln the same manner has she been
l m I l _ F " _
'IHIIOOOQ
word each continuation. Guo" m
:D000-O§OOO§OOOO§‘l°‘i§**O OOOOOOOQOOOOOOO
iGuardian Classified Ads
Two cents per word for lnuurtlon ln thlu column. one cont po
'\ O
OOQQOOQQQQ
uct accompany order.
ooo-ooosooo-oo4-ooooooooooooooooooooooo 'O
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AGENTS WANTED.
merits wsnrso.-ro assi. ron
“tho old reliable Foothill Niiruorl
oo." We touch our men to uoll. Ex-
perience unnecessary: Hlshost
commissions paid: handsome treo
equipment. ltono 1 Wellington.
Tomato, Ont.
WANTED, it rollublo agent In svn
unreprosoiiton' district in Prince
qua island, tg sell our selected list;
or hardy Fruit and 0rnu.montsl_
trees. Equipment free. Exclusive/
rprritory. Good pay weekly. Over]
CDO acres. Established thlrt!~dvo‘
yours. PELHAII NURSERY C0.
Tomato, Oni.. 839-Mllwlllltf.
, ___ _ ,"_°!\_°5“-
TOBACCO. MACHINERY, AND SOME
stock for sale at s bargain at Plc-
tou. Apply R. Mclsaac, P. 0. Box, of proteststlon and indignant reproof.
43, Plctou. N. S. 3905~1-l2M3lpd.l The facts entirely to tlie honor of
Fon 3A|_E_1-EN p‘jR “Tun the American nation. allow the got-
_ gent $500 per pam Apply ;arri_|3ent of the King to entertain the
Russel Matthew o, Alberton. I '35 mu” h°P° ""1 ll "I0 "U16 GY
3878_1,l0Mmpd_ e definite settlement of this long
  war the voice of the Entenle Powers
L03? will llnd In the United States u ununl-
|_°s1-_ on KENT 8-YREET E-N mous echo lo claim in favor of the
mme for SL Pewrw “_ Phu' "_ Belgian nation. the innocent victim
mm to Quran” °mca_ of German unihltlon and covstotisness,
3.,"_1_5“u_ the rank und place which il. lu' dntlti-
 §i  
  601' TH|:'t:3$Lr};:f.?J%l(- SIMD'
` , _"___, WAN" _ birth. ants and io cents for wmusr-'Annual  . 4
 _‘I-itisuansi. - P
PUPII. NU lllr- IALI AND il-
s. is img. ui. norm na. '
mule ounces of tho ‘huutou Into
male would ot. tho 'huutou Italo
0. For psrtleuloni. address. Dr.
Arthur Y. non. sum. fusion
But' lifuillnl. Taunton. Kaul.
¢m+iiim.
3850-l»l0H8lpd
WAur`e'o-`“T' oiici 'rwo Siu.
Qu lt the Victoria Hotel.
3380-tl.
__."‘- .‘2...“f;_.L-~
_FUR
Fil!
Oil
- 9 .
~ , W ll El' E Ame S . ,
1,- between Georgetown and Picton. they imply in all necessity and in the first zto liberate Europe from the brutal covet- -
- more water and
makes more loaves
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HERSELF
:;"“§,f‘0j)°’,§°‘f”_§ “"“'*',a“,‘f‘*",§_S;§,‘}, instance, the restoration of Belgium, of _iousness o_f Prussian militarism it never has 2,'
ifcssrioulftswn tigefo smiasn rn- Serbia, and of Montenegro, and the indem- ,been their design, as has been alleged, to
,jf fovgiggcigg i§f§“§gn§;_§;§{e§_,’§g nities which are due them, the evacuation _encompass the extermination of _the Ger- me ca, fem. S,,,,,,,,e, 0,, ,, ,,,,, ,,,,
as January- and thereafter it win of the invaded territories of France, Rus-.mail peoples and thier political disappear-, Montreal. 1 -
,‘f,'a§,_“‘ W' °°‘°°"' "“"" """°f" Sa" sia and Rou_mar_iia, with just reparation; ance. That which they desire a_bove all is ms ,,,,,,eS am, gum under mmmm, “£31 RCW. E- P»
nisrnicr mssencen Acenr-s the re-organization of Europe. guaranteed _to insure _a peace upon the principle of lib- at
,Bury ,mm ,Qu 338§f§’_f,'§§§ by a stable settlement based alike uponerty and justice, upon the invaluable fidel-
the principle of nationalities, upon the ity to international obligation with which The mam' friends fff Mr- Alex- Mc-
right which all powers, whether small onthe government of_the_ United States has illness. <-.nunqii tomorrow mom,
of full secui--never ceased to be inspired.
rewarded by Germans' for the foliflii- Maries, who has been ir. ,the city for?
ence she placed _in her. through whit-.i 5
from one day to the other. without |
any plausible reason. her neutrality
was violated and the Chancellor o!
iniquity of such an act and predetei-
m`ne that it would be repaired, but
ternational law or the stipulations of
The Hague Convention.
How Germans Ruined Belgium. B
They have by taxation as heavy as d
it is arbitrary drained the resources
of the country.
They have intentionally ruined its
industries. destroyed whole cllles and,
put lo death and imprisoned' a consid-
erable number of its inhabitants. "1
proclaiming their desire to put an
Belgium.
tlon and Guarantees for the I
_ Future. _
Compelled to light or to submit to
shame she passionately desires tha'
an end be brought to the unprece-
dented sufferlngs of her population,
but she could only accept u peace-
whlch would assure her as well. equit-
able roparatioii. security and' guaran-
tees for the future. ,
The American people since the ba-
glnnlng of the war have manifested
for the oppressed Belgian nation its
most ardent sympathy.
lt is an American commission for
relief in Belgium which, in close unl-
on with the government of the Kim;
and the national committee, displays
an untlrlng devotion and marvellous
activity in ievlclualllng Belgium.
J
Belgian Gratitude to the United gut"
The govenrment of the King ls
happy to avnii iiseir or this opportuni-
l
0-. FINAL! ful horoscotp of your entire life., _____ _
wA~_r£°_ MMD xl_>_i_°:,f Ng; l§_;erl_,‘ 499 Lexington uve~, b o Annual meeting of the Haul-
lbuseworlt Apply 196 Kent St ' I *'00* Dllffllll C0-» L|ll\l¢°<|- Wi" be
BIIIOII . ”b°`M2M3"ld 1-lm|s=u  had "' tl" “““| |’|.‘°° °“ w°‘|°”‘|*7"‘
2 Bb wsnrsl- A1' once .A___o|n|.. son _ _ .HILP wAN1'ln-||Ai.l _ _ _January mn. st ons unlock p. m. .
1- ls. S°'°°\‘°‘ h°‘"°"°f“- All Y 1° "°~ wswreo- uTscHAu|cAi. ons; w. J. iucnscitiiiaiv.
R. 8. Hogan, 18 Prince Street. ‘ h f _'
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~ ooo it s ii sa. A i '
By *he dozul wsirsilsrii-1:10 Ftiiliioigrwnursn. an ';ifi°1i:. an I" eiilwi-isnsiii yt -ml- ml- "17-
ofilél’ Qllltkl °" *° E- F- 9|“\°|°°fd- M- D- BW-| wsu so-as iAsTé""`a`»Tiin'iso ”“'1'°“'“"3*°“-
_ y srintendeml. 3847-lltf. mu, to un ¢|m|»” 9| ¢"m_ App”  
P. Sekyro Boneless I-I
curled of Pol Bhotlt.
cullu`oootuiu so por
and boob. For the
wo on solllug thouo
liun in the
Ul\|¢Bd SU-iles. have the abductions and o
depoitxtlons of Belgian clvlllans pri.-
volted such a spontaneous movement
,~ Fox Food ' .
Just arrived another
l? te
lille
w.u.|»usov l '
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ui
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the Empire _when announcing I0 lll~ turned to his home yesterday' after-l
Relchstag this violation oi’ right anu MA-,D une, spending B few days in ,hp
treaties was obliged to recognize the (in), visiting f,|£.nd,,_ ;
the Germans after the occupation oi omcer for (-an dm Em - f . ,
Belgian l€l'l`ll0l'Y |181/e diSl>|8Y0li D0' New Brunswlcka and tldiiglgftiiintie  ‘Tm Summ) School is
better observance of the rules of iii- at present on a "sn h£.|.e_ = DY
Harry Webs-ter. Cape 'l`rave'rse. were;
Even now while they are loudly a
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Will Accept Peace‘0nly W-ith Repara |
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PURITU
.’ FISOU-R .
“HOKE BREAD AND BETTER BREAD”
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to by its lrieproachable past the acting of Eugenie Besaeror in “The
T---4-1 '  - ' \ l llionor and its remarkable facultieelture a masterproduclion. Only when
..Z§el;f§-ses. ‘;:,:i'.i.l;i.‘;;f.‘i.‘:;f.'.‘..‘;".?.‘;’:- ------ HAS ANSWERED FOR 1-.-.  ----- -» ~-     -f  --   
  sions by the chiefs of their divers govern- -_ l
“_” ments. Their objects in the war will notl The intentions of His Majesty the Em-
ANADIAN GUVERNMENI be made known in detail with all the equit- lpcror of Russia regarding Poland have been
RAILWAYS . able compensations and indemnities for clearly indicated in the proclamation whichfw
-- damages suffered, until the hour of negoti- he has just addressed to his armies. It
rf,’“,§',‘§’ gf; T'i‘“,”'1“"l-,,1“"r ~“’“‘,’,‘{,\ ation. But the civilized world knows that`goes without saying that if the Allies wish] ye
"lied DBUUDS- -mighty earthquake, discloses impor-
_ tant evidence, is the name and for-
l’ER¢BO]\AI.S tune of the hero restored. lt is a thrill-
____ ling picture and well worth seeing.
ML Bruce Huggam City_ is Connned‘The comedy portion of this show is
M, home [hmugh ,||,,eBs_ well supplied by another animated
i cartoon, with Mutt and Jeli' sa the
Senator Prowse crossed to Plcloullmncipals "The Cafe'-“k°"'9 Dllem'
srgmay en mme to 0"awa_ ,ma" is another comedy, alllttle longer
___ lthan usual and a scream for every
M,-_ (-yemem _\||¢che]|_ S0m.i§_ ,E iininute. The same pictures will be re-
rned ymterday any 3 sho,-l vm, _pezited this afternoon and evening.
the city _ ' |
MI-_ vmccnl B|ake_ Cny_ crossed byl 
-1@.iau1~_
me Prim.-Q I-:award iiiwia iiospi-5 A
Al the BAPTIST
annell will rcgrel to learn of
at ll and evening at
lug
Rev. S. J. Macdonald of St_< 7.
One ol the most inter-
esting, effective, c-riginal
speakers you have ever
listened io.
Sunday School
couple of days, returned west yrs-l
erday. _
Mr. H. J. Campbell. Freelown. re-l
Lleut. J. D. .\lcBeatli. fer-ruitlngf
siuiply the BIBLE STU~
session of the Church.
Mrs. Charles W. Be-ll and Mrs. Every iiiember-young
and old-every person ln-
mong the visitors to the city y-ester-_' terested ln Bible Study is
ay _
_ urged to be present.
o Mr. Calder tt-aches Bro-
. h h ~ d l _ .
PRINCE EDWARD THEATRE. , “ er U Cass.; '
he popular weekend serial proves-
big drlvlng feature at the Prince
Once again "The Shielding Shadow" j 
Ed .
Good Music
__ __ ward Theatre. ln the' current chap-'
en to t e horrors of war they li ter called “The lncorrigihle Captive' ,
crease the rigors of the occupatioii the most thrilling scene of last week.-----5 ----,-T9'-e-'-'ind 'orgafl' Fine
by de-porting into servitude Belgian the deatiuction of a lighthouse by a_ (hom Free Pe“s' vis”
workers by the thousands. lightning bolt is repeated and the won-f '°ff'°"`°w
h in THE HOME-LIKE
lf there is a country which has the drous escapes of the ero e are con-, (,]",R(," ,,
right to say that it has taken up arms tlnued by the aid of the mysterious' '
to defend its existence it ls assuredly Shielding Shadow. The flue emotioiial|` 3924-
' l ' --5 - ' \ ei
.ff
ti' __ _<1 gl*
f#!>7f.- 
(4,-'.7'-";-.`,`f!i; ':\"e’*
Burns Anniversary
Celebration
Under the auspices of the Ciledonian f`lub of P. E. l.,
the 1'eaple’s Theatre on J an uary "Sth and 26th A grand.
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.»___\~_§`_:j,-
In -. .
variety programme consisting of Songs Recitations, Danc-
§,§,,‘°C§’,§§’,{,‘§§§,,',',f }’,§§‘§‘§,1,‘§“§§}f;§ ing, Bag Pipes, Music, Drills. etc , is daintily prepared and
:t;__t_i:_<; 5f;u;__r<_»:_ sg;e_r_:¢s;;_ssgs- 1.. every offort is_ being put forward to make this celebration
,,,,,,,,,,,_ Y ° "’““ P°"' surpass anything ever had in this City. A special train will
msiiy. "owners more 1 lrun from Summetside on Thursday and from Murray Harb-
r on Friday as usual. - ,
Programme will appear in a few days. _
- D. A. M¢itiNNoN, Pm.
_ T. M. McMlLLAN, Secy.
T. F. WHITE, Chairman of Committee
3883-1-llbllhu Btu lf.
Clearing Auct° S l
OF ITOCK. CROP, IMPLEMENTS. lc.
By Ben). Carter & C0.. for NR. JOHN CHAPPELL, of Royalty KIL
miles from Charlottetown - -. '
ON SATURDAY, JANUARY 13. 1017,
COIMENCING AT 'rllli HOUR OP 1 O’CLOCK P. ll., SHARP.
l l-lone 4 yrs. old (general purpose). 1 Horn Sfyfp. old (gonorul
Pllfllolol. 1 Colt 2% yrl. old (satin-nl purpose). 1 Blood. Ilan in foul by
lluyofrodd, l lure Todd Blood Filly 155 yr. old. 1 Jersey Dow to freshen
Jun. loth (pure bred), 1 Guernsey Cowlo freshen lit April (pure lirod).
l Guernsey Bull 1% yr. old (pure bred. 2 Ayrshire; well bled \°
irhlion ln April. 2 Guernsey grudes to freshen in Kay, 1 Brood Bow (Nl-
Befk.) in young, 5 Young Pigs. 40 Hens. ‘
1 Waterloo Boy 5 H. P. Engine almost new. Hul|‘l Thrasher old
Cleaner combined (new), Grain Grinder, Tumlp Pillper, Pump look.
Pump Hood and Pipe, set Blockilnllh's Tools (complete). html”
Boller, Coeksiiu. rows. Seed Drllttnowl. set lion Hurrbws, sei Sprlll-
tooth Hoi-rows. Randle Burrow, Scala. (lung-HBV. Single Plow.
Binder, l-luy lower, Huy luke (now), Llulit Wlsoll. EDN!! Wugou (lull-
-Box Sleigh, 2 Wood Blelghu, Huy Currier und Ropes, Ttunuud Blutlo Wul-
on. Harness, Collars, Homes. Hoes Shovels, Forks, llc. -
Stock Hoy. Tumlps. Potatoes, Boards, Sliltiuloo. ` Luths. Bodro@
Furniture, \fu¢net Crum Separator (naw), Biiln Wagon (now). and oils!
articles not enumerated. _ ., \ 2."-
'l‘l¢Rl|8-- 1! months credit given on all sums over $5.00 on approved
ll notes. I per, cent all for cash. t _ _
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