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' PAGE six THE cHARL0'1'rE'rowN GUARDIAN _ j _ _ _ _ I __'N9VEMBE1l 23.1914

-In Change- Of Act Every Night

_ Clean & Clever

. 4..-

SEE HIM ! !

0 llciiefg wiiiiwimi our MUTUAL ciiu.ll_

fini... snip siwiei §l§l_;_ Sgcgfes 3 P05100” .f°.{

4 Musician H°°p Rm" tc? her cdldghiriiig inrlefsdiylahldl

J UGGLER “l Love the

Chapter XVI

In which OUR MUTUAL

Cows and Cliicltens"

yes this is the life”

Interesting every incl: of it

_A novelty act, refined _

ll .

_ _ _

Lizy and the Bandits A Krazy Komic

MESSENGER 845 Full of thrill and Excitement

,Wlien A Woman Wi

-ln Two Parts-

. An absorbing highly sensal

. the clause ofa Freak Will.

River Below

_ story of adventures, how a _Willfull __ , Miss, with dame fortunes aid beats SERIES

` Auto Plunges over Bridge '

is l MR. PARKS

In New Song

AND WAR

ional

Tomorrow Night

7.15 and 9 p.m., |

info

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P- - ..__.- - "

SANK HHIIISH SHIP

llillll/IANS lPillliE|ZE

\T~1\l` \`l.ll¢l{_ .\'..'.'. ‘.'il.~~.‘-.iter -iie'

Ship had `i.L;ui i_':i;i1_-.rid uiitl >'i.nl. 2.1.'

l the tlerniun criiiser l{;irlsriibc, i».nil

he :iuil his i-ii.-‘.\ had been taker. to the island 1.1' 'lent-i'iflt-, ilu iine_iif the Kuisefs scout Ltiuts, Siiiiiiir-l l"ill`d_\, captain .if the llritisli frcilgnt stunni-

.erl`oii<li»r`, iirriveil nt Nc-\ York to- _ diiy ns ii liiissi-viper on thi* nf-‘.\ (fun-

nriler Tr.=nsylv:iiii:i_ fri-in liv_ci'l-i’-ol.

_ Altlii>u',;h his laiiire li..s lii»i-n for th"

most pnrt upon the ;-'i-:i. (`.ip1.'iiii l ii:'-- dy if ii luyiil lli`<~i.‘~;lyiiit<:, with :L residence ut -fl-1 Fifty-vi int stri-et.

It \‘.;ts witii i'i'lli<'tiincc tlizit thc

seanian reiziiiiritin toility his niectiiig 0,-ig); qln- (li-riiiiin riim|iicrcl‘ ile.~:ti‘oyi:i', :uid the ew-rits wlilcli endeil in the loss of his stniziirli little :‘-hill.

"l<I:irly in Septi»inlicr," he begun

the story, “the Uoniliir, which is ov.ned l,-y the New liork and Pacific Steiiiiiship (linipimy, :-,.-iilcd from New Ygrlr with ll niiied cur-go, consist- ing mainly of o.l an-l tinned provis- ions, and mud our first 1-if-UD #lt Fcrniinilinu, l-`l-.. llerie \\i» rciituinetl until thi-Zfitli of tlic rnontli,\\‘lien we ag-:xiii put to s'-ii, l>i>'.iiil1.fiir ii iiuui- ber of ports on the eastern enlist of South .~\ineri_‘;t. lint the i_;ooil little Condor \~,.'i.sii0\‘1-i- to cutel' oily DUI* ugain.

“On the iiftrrnooii 0:' October ll.

while sniliniy soiitliw;ii'tl some 50 mil- es from the llixizilinti const, we sighted two siiinll etcniiii-i‘s flying the Britisli flag. \‘~'i: .‘aii;i11ilcil to them with our code flaiis, asking if they had seen any biittleships in the neighbiirliooil. In answer to this in- ilniry, one of thc ships, which we learned Inter uni: the Fnrn, .. British steuir.':r cnptiircil li\ the Kiirlsriilie, and ninniit--l by ii flerniun cri\.\\-, tiilil us to riniie i-lo:.'i~r, ns they could not nnilerstaiiil our .s'i;,fi.;ili»;. l iicciil'din_,;- ly broiiplit the \`oniliir'.~i lielir about and stiiod in close for thc Sllllllllfrll Urifi:-‘li stcaiiiei'.~:,hiit \‘.'lien uc cniiic wltliln iiliiiiit ii niili- ul' the ii;;a|‘cr of thc t\'.'i>,tlic liiion. -inch wus itnil- ilenly lo\\ei‘eil from their iiiustlifiiils and the Gcriiieiii ein-'.i,~n bri_i.<en out instead. At the some time we sight- ed three other Small stciiiners coin- ing toward us, :and instantly lfncw that We had fallen into the enemy’si hands.

nn; froiii her tunnels, the trim fight- ing craft liove in view. on the horiz- on,anil with incredible swiftness was ul-on ns. .\ bout was lowered from the i~ruiser's duvits and came along. side the (`ondoi'. A German mivul lii-ut.-n.iiit criiiii- iil,i»..iil and recog- iiizinu nu* tii be- the iifliirer iii cum- iiiiinil of thi- (.‘ondor, risked me to L-recede liiiu to my cabin. I li».1d-no- iitlicr choice and did as I was bid.

" \fter going carefully over :ill my

.~.liip‘s papers, he folded them and pliiifi-il them in his pi.cl.et. 'You may have one hall hour to prepare to leave your sliip,’ he told nie, and at once l tiunnsniittcil the order_to my iv;-r. and told them to guthcr up tlii-ir b'cli.i.l-tings. I myself, however, mis too busy answering the many inicstioiis which the officer asked of iiic,to pity any attention to my per- soniil effects aboard the Condor, and when finally I was made to follow the iiieiiiiiers of my crew into the (li-i~nnii. srrnll bout lying alongside, liiilf of my tliiiigs, to it value uf

hail been left beliinil. not taken to the cruiser,” continued, “but instead,

were placed anoard the scout hunt tirefeld, where we found ourselves with the crews of some twelve pther 1-’.-liips which had fallen victims to the Kiii'lsrulie_

"As we steii.n;ed uwu_\' nothin~_r had

lievii done to the (`ondor,iind I bc- lieve that the Germans first trans- fi‘ri'e<l lici' stores and crirpfi to the l{url.s1”\ll1fe, _

little craft to the bottoiii.

“The ('refcl<l took us,after some

two weel-;s sailiii;;.__to Tcncrifl`c, and

Sonic $500

"We were the captain

here \\e ucre placed ashore with apologies the Germans, who told us how deeply they regretted having been forced to interfere with our plans. I mn not an Englishman, and techinieally was at no time u, prio- oncr of war, iilthougli I failed to see ihi- rrlorious liberty I enjoyed after 1 lniil been taken from ni-y ship. - ".\iioi=ril the Crefeldwc liud very poor :.rconirn.od1iti<ins, and hardly ciioii-,,-li to cnt, but ii. justice to the (;ei‘iiiiiii.~i, I must sity, they did the best they Could. '|`liey had 0 taken ncnrly fire hundred men from the ilificrcnt was-els captiireil by the i(ni‘lsi‘iili-1, and naturally our quart- ers were somewhat criiinped, and the provisioiis that as it may, after my arrival at 'l`e:ieril'1e, I spent no time in com- plaining against the Germans, but _cnibzirked at once on a steamer iwliicli took nie to Liverpool from

:mil then sent. my ,;ood_

hiid to lie husbanded. Be

IT PAYS to buy in this Province.

SPECIAL NOTICE.-Have faded

iiiiiir goods dyed, and gloves Cleaned; by Mrs White, Queen Hotel, Ladies Entrance, Room 10. 0516

CONVENTlON.- The Annual S.S.

Convention of N. W. Queen`s wlll_u1eet at Stanley Bridge, Wednesday, 2oth at 2 p. ni. `

POST OFFICE T0 BE CLOSED. -

By a letter received from the Post Ofllce Department to Mr. A. S. Crozier 1’_M., the llarnley Post Office is to be closed to the Public on Nov. 30th.-D.

JUBILEE SERVICES in the First

.\Ietliodist Church to-night. Organ Re- i-iiiil by Prof. Tlioiiipsoii nt 7.30. Rev. A. B. Simpson, 1). D., of New York, will lecture on “A Y_eur of Jubllee"_at S o'o1oi-k. All iieuts free. Silver col- lwctiou taken.ufie|' lecture. , 6622.

WINTERY WEATHER.- The cen-

tral part of the Island was visited by the first snow storm of the season on Friday morning last, A heavy gale of wind being blowing at the time made it look like an old time blizzard. About nine o‘clock the storm abated however. and rain started to fall which continued in intervals all day and night turning all the snow to water and inuking it disagreeable un- der foot and reminding one of a day ln spring.-S. __

WEDDING BELLS.-St. Mlchael’s

Church. Iona, was the seen of a very pleasing and happy event on Tuesday, Oct. 27th, 1914, when one of its fore- most young ladles, Miss Susan Byrne, daughter ol' Mrs. John Byrne, became the bride of Mr. Harold Carey, Earns- cliffe. The ceremony was perforined by' the pustor, Rev. Dr. Smith. The bride was appropriately aillrcd ln a nent sul! of blue velvet with white hat, and was attended by her cousin, Miss Mary McDonald, Vernon, who wore a blueserge suit with blaclt hat. The groom was supported by his brother, Mr. Dlnnls Carey. After the ceremony the happy couple received a number of intimate friends, who assembled to witness the flrst happy epoch of wed- ded life, which ended ainld congratu- lations of long life and fellc-ity. Then _the bridal puriy returned in the home of the bridi».'s mother, whore all did justice io ri well prepared breakfast Later in the day the happy couple drove to the home of thc groom's mo ther, where a sumptuous dinner was served to ii large number of invited frleiidii. Nofably among the guests were ltcv. Dr. Smith, Iona, and Rev. Failier i\lcGulgan, Vernon River. Af- ter ilinncr the usual entertalniiients, music, dancing and toasts were in- dulged in and enjoyed by all, inter- rupted only by refreshments being served. The young nierry-makers en- joyed themselves untll the early hours of morn announced the approach of another day, when all returned to their respectivt- homes well satisfied and luvix-alilng their best wishes on Mr. und Mrs. (‘nri~y for a long and happy life. lliliiiiy liaiidsoiiie and costly presents .were received as tokens of esteem from their many friends. Mr. and Mrs. ‘Carey wlllreside in Keppoch with the best wishesof their numerous friends and acquaintances.

$2.00

Kinnoit, $5.00; Thomas Bears, $2.00 Finlay Mcllonuld, $5.00' I). J. llilev

. . . . . ' ii,

$2.00; Itonuld J. Mcllonalil, $2.00* Win. Huggun llermitage. $2.50; A. i\1cl)on

Jas. l\iI<:Phall, $5.00.

From St. t7utherlnes.- Mzili-.olin Mc-

Neil, St. Catherines, $1.00; llector A. McNevln, $1.00; Nell McKenzie, $1.00 Colin McPhall, $1.00; Thomas A. Mor- row, $1.00; James N. Lamont, $1.00; Archibald McPhall, $1.00; St. Catli- erliies School, 65c; Oliver Munn, ‘North Winsloe, $2.00; Robert Roberts

"The five ships were the .\sunf.‘.inn, “_h__r(_ I mt” S__md on the ‘-l~,.am,y1_ Jr.. $1-00; Robert Roberts, Sr., $4.50.

the liio Negro, Frefeld and the Fiirn vum___.. Froni Albion Cross.-John Wood

and Indriinii, which liiiil sniled nnilcr (._m_. rum will probably BOo,_,_ ins 2.00; livelyn Myers 1,00; Mlddie. l-he lillfélifll 021.' :ind had been Cul* arfiiiii tirllead tbl; bridge of another mn School a'dditl°"Bl» -055 H9110

turcfl by the lxiirlsriilw. Thrse stenni- ___~ _ B t tl little (mi _hter that River School 5.01; W, J. Seumiin, ors had scoiitcfl us out, and had ini- fm. S,.,,;»5le his only home, his §_l"`|_llf-£0010. 10-001 _ Mi0haB1 MUl`DllY. meiliiitely renortcil our niitioiuility ..h.;_",,(.h 'little (-_md_)r_.. will never lulmira, 2.25; Bayside Soliool, 1.40,

,mil poi-iition to the l{;ti'l.°riilie; nor ,_ .\ U _ _ ,, - _ From Houghton ISlnnd~YtIurdock had we loin' to \\‘iit thc criiifii-r'~i bu lc sm” "hum Allen 1 00; Malcolm Allen‘100 Che -

.,.~nv..i_ . -------1- stew school 1.00. '

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llllli cliiuilii o‘ l»l.ii'lf i.\ii»k

ARMY FIELD °-ERVICE FUND

From Albion Cross John Wood,

0 i _ _

__‘ ` 3.00; Arch. ‘lay 10.00; Jag 1,, Math-

WUN, MIX . 7- leson 10.00

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__-._.__ ____l%»__ii__iiniiiit llrctioiii y nt now ei [-TL( From St_ml__y_( _IDL Dun S__the___

sad Food ann ami niiaiui worm mix. , ";"". __ . _ - iiiriii 10.00- Miner Fire 5.0- noi

lioni tili»nrov,- Ji.lin Mckenzie, ~ oi el' | = - ~

.- . , _ .. __ ~ - _ _ 3 .. ,.~_ Aiiiierson 3.00; A. .|_ Mcneii 3.00; - D t I

The linniini .ioi.~.ii<li sinnils niuinl§:_fl?§__]i|“g(T__`fl l/.\]:;_i;_?:_‘__;"ml;'f_Lr`?0:;00_ A, J_ }\l¢],e¢,d_ 5_00; N_ Nicholsom u “l"‘~“"- "l" ‘I '~`~“""_ ""'“-"“ h”"“ l“‘l"“ ii.-iii-im 'si-iioiii, Ar..-; urniieri iviuicii, '-'1.00; W- Weir 10.00: Dr- Sim-been ' “ ` ’ '

ll YOU l»§l\'f.' ll llilfl '_'l'*fl~ _ _ Sprlng pm-k_ $,',_0()_ 5.00; Patrick Holger, 6.00; Clarence

If 5'°" f""l "l"‘l“ »“"" """""‘l 'W' l~"roni Uovclieatl \\'cst.- John Mc- 'Reid 1.001 Patrick Reid. 1.00; John

right. for p;'oncr f`iii.il in-l i. l;oi>J iniiiil is tli~ sun- ronil to :ii~;ilfli.

"A _wer zuii,» l Iii~.~u|i.~- nu: :i -.il.i:‘in -il

about my lienllli ro" I li.-_~,.iii iii _<iii'i»i ii* -: i.'ii'!i ini-nl no in:\.lfi‘i' liiiw l|;|li- l nic." .~.i_\-= :i \\'f'sti rn wonizin

l l.i.~;f is \' f,ipp1»tlt1- and fbi' \'<-\‘j.'

fliought of food gri ¢l:.;!ii‘-.fiifiil with ri~i-uilf. flint l was not nourifilicil unii got wtnk and thin.

'My lioiiii- i-ure:-i wi-!~ v-:i‘;»' lil*-"1",".

for l>esffl4'.'~w ii l1i|'t:i\ i':iin1l'.' nj mv owii l have also to look out for nn :ice-1 niolhcr. 'I`lii~r1- was ii-1 one so :dioiililvr my liousclioiil burdi~in~i. and con.. wlinf nilglit l must bear thi-ni. and fliis flio~ uglit nearly drove nic |`r1infii~ wlii-ii I 'rcnllzi'-il that my licnlfli was breaking ftipwn.

‘"1 read nn tirllclc in the paper ii- houf sonic one wlfli lroiilili- lilu- mine being liclpcd by Grnpi--.\'i|l.~< und nel- lnll un this fiiitrgcsfiiiii l igiivi- Uriipe- Nutn a trlnl, The first dish of this do- lli-lous food proved than l liiirl :=|rui'lc the right tlilng.

“My iiiiiroiiifnrfiilili- fi-<~li|i1:.~' in stoni-

nch dlsappvuri il as lf' by niziiric :ind fn iin fnircilllily .iilmrr ;;pni»i~ nf' ilinii I was again ni_v.-if-lf. Slni-i»1lieii l liiive gained 12 pounds ln weiglit through n summer of hard 1'.-iirk and realize I :un I very different coninii, all due to the splendid food, (mips .\'uts." Name glv- en by Canadian l'o°1uni Fo.. Windsor,

the famous little book. “The o Wellvfllc." ln pkgs. "'I`hcre's

rndtho above letter? A new l

from time to time. They _iflllylli fill 0f'||\lMl1’\

llonuld, $5.00; Jns Rntlurv, 5.00

.$:‘».00; Daniel Mi-Enchcrn, $1.00; Don- lnlil Mcl’liersoii, $2.00: Jas Flynn. $5.00 ‘ltobt llogherfy, $3.00; Oliver l)oghcr- fy, $2.00; ltobcrt Moore, $1.00; A ‘ l<'rii-nd, 500; Goo. Abbott, llnlon Road, $‘.’0.00; I). <`. Mc-Klnlny. North River, $10.00.

l~'rom Sturgeon- Theo. Gallant,

$5.00; ll. W. McKliii10n, $5.00; Math-

l<‘roni South .\lelvlll.~ Nell McFar-

non. $.00, Jas. llryenton, $1.00; Wood- stoi-lr Si'-lionl, $4.40; llllildleton Schooi,

;l.:’i0.

l-‘rom Illiirrny llnrbor,-~ Mrs. \\'in.

|Shnriin, $11.00; 1). ll. llarrfs. $3.00; S. .\. King, $1.00; John l.elai:lic\ir, $2.00; lliiinfiiril llcll, $1.00; Milton J. \\'hltc, $5.00; i\ri.-lilbnlil Macdonald, $2.00'

Ing, $100 Enibert Penny, $2 00 \Vm l-‘ llcrrlng. $100 David Bull $"00

Broom $1.00- J ic 'Pi-one. 55.00-‘

T Trainor 5.0 I~`r d Be n

. $ - _ ~ 0; e n ett 2.00;

Frniii Vurilross.-~ Arthur E. Gullil..Wntson lfyfe 10.00; Dr. Flemming

$500; .lolin I). Malcolin, $5.00; Donald {2_0(|; pa¢,~|¢|¢ Walsh L00; (;e0_ Henry P. Miili-olni, $2.00; Geo. F. Dogherty. ‘ 200; Henry .Ait_kens_ L00; _,mms

-Quinn .25; Miss Emma Bell 1.00;

[James Cole 1.00; Andrew lluineay 1.0

i From Murray Harbor-Geo. E. jJordai. 2.00; Carl Jordon 1.00; Free- lman Heynolil 5.00; Horace White 5.00 =E. J. Lumsden 5.00; Jamlos Shiiraen _5.00; 13.0. Keeping 2.50; R.W. Jordan

ews Lziiiilrfgiiii, $5.00; John Jamlesony1.00; Geo. Hefrrfng 1.75; Percy White $1.00; Mathew (‘onriid, $1.00;. '5.0f`I; P. Billard, 2.00; Mark Sense-

baugh 8.00; Wm. Keeping, 10:00;

lnnc, $5.00; l’utrli~k Trnlnor, $2.00. €J0hn Hawkins 10.00; `I.eBute Machon Ifrivin Vnlon llr>ail.- John McKin- 2_00; Wm_ A_ Mcnonam 5_00- Wm

., _ . , . _ .

Cooper 6.00; lt. W. Penny 5.00; (lar

once .\`iclin1i~i 1.00; Thomnaa Davey ' ` - ` -

i 5.00; J. W. Mclnnls 10.00; Joseph

Meneiid 1.00; Hiimmonri Nieiidn 5.00; Joseph Bell 5.00; Helen Bell 3.00; John Sharaen 1.00; Miller Sharacn 1.00; Spenser Sharnen 1.00; -l. D.

Pmwse & Sons 50 00.

From Hunter River-Mrs John

Hon. Trealurer.

| HANCOCK.-At Wood Islandl North, Nov. Ilth, 1914, Cleveland Hancock-son of Mr. and Mrs. John

Hancock aged 21 years. _ __ _ __- _ . ._ _ -

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. is is ; l ,i._~_,l is n

__ _ _ _- _ f __/|__‘_`\_ \_ .__ __

_ %ioost the Patriotic Fund , if C _ Prices as Usual- A

s. §;ii-lxR|_ANn..- 'nie s. -s. 1-me

land -came up East River from Charf. lottetlfwn, Thursday evening remains ing up all night, she left on -return Friday at half put ten having a full cargo consisting principally of oats and oysters shipped from Haggerty's and Hayden’s wbarves. There were

no passengers going as the freight could not e got out ln ~tlme»to allow her to return the same day. -S. -'

SCOTCHFORT.- A concert. Die

social and dance was held in Weliiit- ers Corner hall on Thursday evening. Nov. the 19:11 inet., me nan being filled to its utmost capacity with un appreciative audience. After u short programme which consisted chiefly of speeches by Messrs J. ll. Cummlskey, Ex.C. P. W., and Mr. Reddln of Chiir- , lattetown, the sale of ples followed . and brought forth lively bidding and i good prices. Hot coffee was served -by the management after which the t floor was cleared for dancing which was kept up till the wee sma hours .when all departed feeling that they had spent a pleasant and enjoyable night. A goodly sum of money was realized which goes towards one of i the war funds.-S.

ONE ON ONTARIO,-A good story

comes floating over from the "tight little Island." One ol' the judges of field crops at the late fair in Char- i lottetown was an Ontario inan, and, as . is usual with Ontario men, could be shown nothing on the Island to coin- pnre ln excellence with similar things ln Ontario. -He was shown magnifl- cent flolds ol’ grain, roots. potatoes, cubbuge, but in his opinion, iioiie;-of them was near as good us he had seen hi Ontario. One evening he brugged more than ln the evening before. Throughout the evening some ot the Island wits resolved to surprise lilm with som,ethlng bigger 1lian_ anything that he held seen ln Ontario, so they purchased ii. fulr-sized lobster and placed it under the clothes on his bed and awaited results. ln due time the Ontario man went to his room and ut- tlred himself for the night. When he turned into bed he cnnie hi contact wltli the crustaclien, and leaped out with u yell and turned on the light.

at lilm wltli those round heady eyes he bolted from the room, und found some parties in__the hall. One of them politely askeddilm what was .the mat-

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Matinee f- 1-- T01) AY' "Night 7 a_11d_ 8°45;' `

, ,Third IIlStal111€I1t --- Sea Venture l _ _ Gold Seal Two Reel Drama .

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CAST- A Fishing Smack in the

_ ` Western Drama

. ATI” " _M'?“* Wh” Prince F°'d-isiifrling 0 -i

i 1 -. Came- Back Edward Hypi_ir:__t_i_c___£__ower I

° " V " IA SONG OF CANADA, MR. CAIRNS. .

Wednesday and Thursday

The Master Hand -

5 PARTS--212' SCENES '

Released by the Famous Players l

ri|"r”1¢{'

Edmund Breese ‘ ’ ’

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Seeing the lobster ln the bed looking' |

eneil nie!" guspcil the Ontarliin, “there the briiggnrt pointed with staring eyes is souiethiiig awful ln the bed." Let fo the lobster. "Why, iiian,”rem1irked ui; see," said one of' them, wlicreupon one of' the lslniidcrs, at the same tlmc

_ they iiiurclieil lnlo thc room, wlierc Dlirltlng llll \|“' l“l”"""` in hifi l'lUl<l.

ter, what liuitfriglileiied him? "l~`riglit- '

“this is nothing to be alarmed about; lt ls only n Prince Edward Island bed- bug. (lun you beat lt in Ontario?"- New Glasgow (‘l\roiilcle.

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_ The Nafimlal Chilling St0l°€ Service as Usual-M

From Belle River.- James P. E

Bears, $3.00; win. stewart, ir.. $1.00; O a _ W..€lllnBt0n Bears. $2.00; Donald Mc- & V - . - - _ B

$10.00; New lliiven Schdol, $33.00; . . Rapliel School. $2.00; Ilunicl l\l<'.l{en- ‘ € ` a _ 1

'Llc Lyndalc, $4.00; Adam llickeli, '- ` .

$100' Ilr Donalioc, Pciilts Slatio - - -

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alil. West Si. i’t-ters, $1.00; Cliiirli-0

McDonald. $1.00; llainilion l.,().l.. per % ~ ‘- ____ R

~ Are you doing your share for the Empire---for the boys at the front for the families left destitute?

There could not be a more _noble cause _than the Patriotic Fund'

-and to help this fund the-National

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and very thankfullyreceived ouruoffer. The copy of the letter below Speaks for itself. __ _ _

' ` Satisfaction as Usual-

Clothmg Store are donating R

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_There is no avoirling-the point-iffyou have

the interest of the Empire at heart-i you are patriotic in the true sense of theterm, ou can

and_ you will do your shopping at the lilational Llothing Store_and'help boost t e Patriotic Fund during the period of their patriotic offer.

When the Natifonal Clothing Store are con-

tributing 10 p. c. pf their tota _cash sales and guarantee that their prices rernam as us_ual, it is the duty of every true Canadian to do his shoip- piug at their store and help the Patriotic' fun .

This store can-ies a fu_ll line of Men’s and

Boy’s Clothlgg and F umislungs and their prices arerecogniz to be as low or lower than the same goods can be purchased elsewhere. ;

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Wm M, ;(,.,,r_`._ $100; |.~,-an,-_l,4 Jack. -\'lmraen 1.00; B. Lelacheur 4.00; John ~ l. BI‘3ZlCl1 Canadian P8t1'l0flC Fund# " §,,,,_ $100; (~np[_ S_ now,-;,|g(._ 256. Mcllonald 5.00; David Brooks 2.00; _ -1| -i I -I If 1- f ' .

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Charlottetown, P. E. I.

November 10, 1914. `

National Clothing Company,

GENTLEMEN,

I beg to acknowledge the receipt of

your favor of the 6th, addressed to the Chairman of the Patriotic Fund. I am in- structed to convey to you the appreciation of the Finance Committee for -the patriotic _ n sentiments expressed in your letter and ga . ~ _

say that they will be most happy to receive Wlatever portion of the proceeds you may

see. fit tolgive from the sale you propose. _ Having _every confidence in your system of _ ‘ :c ounting we do not think it necessary- to ~ 2a~f__a Y0l1ll3'lady to take charge of your »

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I have the hondr to remain, - - " ° Yours, etc., '

W. F. TIDMARSHL

Secretary rinance Committee,

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.iiiiiii ir. iii-ri-ing. $1.00; iciiri iierri Gee. Bell 60; W- Fred Prowee 2-00: i I ' Y ""

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John (`alrns.$1.00; Henry Seniieboiigli Peters .50; Lem Dorlon 1.00: Paul .

f_i.o_0; iii-siiiiie izreiiaui, $1.00; Jeiisie naiiane _¢_5. Mom Dorm Mo; _,eh . . . re aut, 1.00; Samuel McLeod, $1.00; l - - . ' _ _ - -_ E______ MCLGO 100 Jas F Her" em nh Blnculerre 1.00, (`\rus J: _

fl- $ - J - ~ Hs- miviiiit so- .iinnoim nniiimt so

s1.0o; Albert iucneoii, :1.00; Arthur mm' Pe',A;.,‘10,,. Sam", Dorm foo.. f§_"f,‘§__f,f_'_‘:°“;`_{,§’,‘l M°hlf;§“i;1-gficggg' s_¢. Pet;-ii nay smith school 1.30.' ~ _ __ _ c°m" queen and S)'d“¢)' Street! , ` $100; M X B "__’$2_00_ W '_ “_ m 1 - amos nrrln Rosenentli 5.00. Total _ '

no-iiu. siiioofiann Mckinfign, srooc; *° M" ‘”-’7‘-’°- """-'-

Walter J. Hazzard, $2.00; Ju. H.: -

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