Regret to inform you Ho. and COIHp6116d"'ii‘ti"f’"fi;bétfidolit a1

LLINSHEA i 'llie Following

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srsionri. N. 13., DEG. d Theatre, Charlottetown t a t o has taken ill in Woodstock.

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of his telegrainitigoingi forwardr-F. G. SPENCER.

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I’ i ' . " " SAPECIAL ‘Enrica. 1; t Last Times tartar... ° x T d‘ ' p aAdultlslfic Childrenllc 3 . EVENING

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fH-r-iwr-rate: " :11":~~Y:r:;:'¢.:'+;r::':Jcirez:zrszitxra;

i ‘ g footwear:

m MEMORIAM. ‘

‘Mrs. ALEXANDER Manolo/tun t

.. The anon. cc rred rvsherthuv 2li'll3l‘l'lOO?l(Olgv1\‘1ll‘-§? ihidxaiidér‘ ‘ Mil?‘

p Jonaldd of Bslleirietv at, the udvanc

it] age of Stirtfiqikkeeastxl was a

ister of tiIaptuiti Alexander (Sant-

cron 0t’ this city; Another sister

v ra. Allan McDonald, Pincttc sur- vives. Beside; thcsemshc leaves "toi "mom Elva sons crafty trams-l o! whom Mossrs ltodewick m’ Belle view and J (l. . Bl». ‘Jinn. and Ttlrt-if R ‘fin/wilds. A I ilohn (lillis, Kinross survivc. i

ihulo inihe sizes. Alley A’: I'd. Ltd. _ ‘- v k Syvens and Nzuslg at tho titno or

SINCE g taro _ J4 ltLOH

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ELKS.—litnporua.nit business moot ing oi‘ the Elks will he ht-ld in tim- Rm.» und Grey Toa rooms this ‘llhurstluy evening art 7.150 shunt)- Full zittentltince r€‘i\\0§‘l¢‘<1- BY "f: um- m‘ secretary. 10b3-

~vzanon mvza CIRCUIT.—

Services Sunday, Dec. 5th, Vermont ; "Finding God",

River. 10.30 a. m. (‘berry Valley 2.30 p. m. “JO-‘Hl-‘rillc Source oi‘ Blessing; Vernon ltivvi‘ tiJlti p. m.

l‘ . J . 'WE"”HAy‘E"“I'I-HE §€s1‘_'"‘n‘p‘ 'Q{'»"’HY"lia1i1p’s'hire>1n “whose barn the.

ntcns‘ good boots toihe found an‘ wins,“ Strainers. jllrzrrulton, Just.

tv-rtqar, Juli-Re, alrinoludcd in ‘our

rater-l; reducing sale, tiny now, the next. two weeks wzll knock a bu:

TRYON_ APPIN .ROA~D Ann l-MMBiONr-lh-vg Jar S.» hlrelizt)’. will conduct service next Sitnduy, Der. 5th 'l‘ryon 10.30; Appln Road;

‘Methodist (lhurch 3 and llainptoil

7. Sunday School, Bonshaw 1], Try

on 2.30 and llaaripton G. ‘ _ (Patriot please copy) ,( __-—-¢4>_-_:- -.

Minor-d‘: Llnl-ent Cure: Distemper

of su elry. May we suggest that

stock.

Since 1868

F ll X Git A man 11593 qttuc jewelery, ‘and it. must. he the tines. .

Beauties-oiling; ilrqqtan. sltaoultl accomnltw fiheonposinil- ~. MFW'%lIit,'a,f1:IioaflJIX-"often "hearbtatéslll-pnesentlng Kjew- '

We would be pleased‘ -

W. W. WELLNER LTD.

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you give a-plcce nbrlmblnm

jewoiqrlsimctrguy; urge ring orthiapqybtmgnvéy ,1‘ -’~- l.

to show you our splendid

Jewelers

Coming to Jcstis." I

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CHURCH CONVENTION.— The Baptist ‘District (‘onvcntion will ronwne with the ‘Freetown liap- tist (‘hurch the 6th and Zth 0t’ December. A splendid programme has been prepared and u time 0t spiritual refreshing is ironed for.

RETURNED THE REVOLVER-- The revolver which was taken from Queen's County Jail when the prisoners Nash, ‘Stevens and Gall- ant made their escape some weeks ago was returned to Jailer Byrne onjlfugsday" by ‘Mr. \Vil_llam \Vutts

prisoners‘ slept the night of thcir

rihcapovarrtlr whonM-Ithey remaincd ,

tht- following day. li appears that. Mr, “Hilts is tho man who ‘brought about tho vapttirr-‘of the prisoner-s

1 ieir itreviotisr-Iiifiripe. Whcnnucs- iionf-d_ this limo why ho did not not ity \lit-"ut|tliu|"‘rilr\s‘. hy tr-lophtmc ol’ the prt-senr-t- oi‘ tho. t-ucupéd

'7; ed boots, reduced from $7.50 , $6.00. Alley &Co.. Ltd, visit our

‘l Nil stuoek miusit be desired out by; ~_ December 31st.

" Head‘ 6.30.

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IT PAYS t0 buy ln this province.

XMAS \CARDS,.-~tA varrielti as- sronttnerm. 0t‘ Xmas Oatrdn at the NQWs and Variety. Store. 1069-12-2-21,

sss THE SPECIAL showing 0t nulls; and toys wt. Holtmeafs Chm--

luttetown Sample Rooms. 4005-11-30~3i. STATIONARY in dainty holiday troues an News and Variety Store. _ 1069-12-2—2i.

MlLTON AND "UtSThCQ-Sor» vice ncx Sunday at. Milton 11 n. m. and Rustico, 3 p. m. Sunday School at Rustico 2 p. m.

no DAYS-Reserve Tthursdaryi and Friday, December 23 and 24 for tnw ‘flow in n-ld 0! ‘St.

Vincents Onphanatgu. ' ‘i

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M-ENS FINE (‘EOODYEA-R welt?» to

stock reducing sale tilor your tall."

DON'T FORGET our retiring solo

‘ Discount: 20 to 3% per cert-t c t-r leather goods. D, Gordon & Co. .

1047-12-2-3it

O"WELL—<Services next, Sabl hath, Dcc. 5th in St. Andrews Church, Orwall at 11; at Orwell

Call an

antes is now complete. inn! Var»

see for yourself. News

' iety rsttone. 70 Greott; George Stmctfi ' - "1o69~12-2-2i. *5‘

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....OU-R GLENRANCE SALE is can? nine. We are going wt o! flnisinom, 2Z0 .p. c. dtisootumtuon all Hockey: Boots. 20 p. e on a/ll belt slippers;- D. Gordon & Co u, 1047-12-2-(5. Q.

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was in session yesterday when an action for wages was disposed oh There was nothing before the Pol; icc court. - ‘x

TtRYON BAPTIST SERVICES-d Sunday 5th. Albany, 10.30 a. mfi‘ Tryon, 3.00 p. m. Subject, The Bib» tle its authority and purpose; Westmoreland 7.00, subject Repent nnce. The usual hearty welcome to alL; - N _ '

REQUEST-John Ring, who has been a. well-known character about. Charlottetown and the rural parts’ for ‘many years and has spent quite a consideraable portion of his ‘Hfo III jail is ilKtlill lodged in ltln tav- ofitei whiter rt-sort. liing who has Moon keeping sober all summer

men on his premises Mr. Watts stated he did not consider the auth- iorllies tvore iptojested in having thesprlsoitqrhahrct ‘ned as on the .ocagpitmnroflotlicirrapture the first. lime they‘ would not even pay the cost of the telephone messagc-" the itiugniflcent sum of 25 cents— glyinguiotice of their‘ capture. He

and working at Odld jobs in the 'country came to town on ‘Fuesrlay ibringing his kit containing an his {worldly goods. He called ntPollce headquarters stating that he baa lost his inst joh in the country on account o1 not having chopped enough wood to satisfy his employer and asked than he be given rive

dM-“not fccfilih "-5 ‘g to any tur~ atm- rmuoicattdin-‘riistrer- or this kind where a man as a matter o!

. fart. should receive just recognit- . lonot‘ his sqryicesljt is now defin-

itely knownthzttylho prisoners lelt thsProvlnt-c a few days after their

-- escape crossing tby the (Infif-etjry »_ steamer. 'l‘ht-. revolver whentaken

tjrom the jail contained Your cart-

hc had lrettel; take it.

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tho city yesterday.

ligig waln-

ttltef ity. y t terd . ~ -. tn.- 'u~v-_>‘.»r-~' -‘ l‘ Miss Laura Senoabaug ,

toria. yesterday.

rjd as; W._h n returned pne bullet - inuirbesn‘ atierh-iiThe ‘prlsoniri in passing it over to Mr. Watts said as they

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p -~ - " Taste ¢ood Senator McLean ‘Sourts was h. c"... n unfit‘ ‘u. ‘kmum

‘ n“ ofitible~:':.'!j\..iMoDotial»d, can’ “M; o, “mummi- ongli he visitors’ to "ma", w u“ who,‘ n. v

months in jail which would “mean

his release at the beginning ‘of , "

the merry month of May. His r v- quest was granted and on the charge or vagrancy he wentto jail yesterday to put in the five months’ requested.

Hours. . .

Sarsflnarilla .. " Jllakei SFOQC“

pus-mu tho blood. all than uneven lnmtula, caurrh. the going ml aim aim III- NIu-ly l0 yearn‘ phopo out unlea-

RosARIEs-our stock of r01-

CITY COURT-The City Count‘ ~

SENT TO JAIL, AT. HIB- OWN, »

Wanted *: A New Capital. for Ne

Everynew telephone liddS tolm‘ - tentialvalue of your telephone‘... ..

It is another point you may diasire to call some day. It is another possible client 0r customer able t0 reach _ you quickly and conveniently. i

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If this Company cannot fill its orders for new telephones, the growing busi- ness of the community isgchecked; The, prosperity of everyorte i§affectcd~

Under normal conditions of “man- agement, switchboards large enough to take care of future grdrwth must be installed far in advance of the time when the new telephone numbers will be called for.

Underground and overhead cables and lines must be laid out far ahead of spreading city pavements. i

The need for new exchanges must be anticipated by the purchase of suit- able sites and planning of adequate buildings t. ttwrtoillll

Telephone instruments and supplies must be stocked in abundance.

,' These ‘are commonplaces of good

Y management in normal times, and this

4 . Company has long been in the habit of A making such provision.

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._ . Butthe world shortaggpof supplies compelled the Company to use up its , safety margin, without being able to

‘create new resources of switchboard capacity, or today enough new under- ground cablg coitduits ,0r erect cables and lines, or’ Obtain fiuificient‘ new equipment to take care of prospective business.‘

y ‘fixer t .CLEAR ,Ai.

‘ommtnuw'virtifii“f-_ ....... "tr n. All tho 81m o! direct / in: u noun. ---~—- m. illumination u ton. m eon wow-m 6.1311851’ u! mat nu than. And you'll like than more ml

can u you In than. “‘ j .~ 0n nah: finial an u’ a '__‘—""I:"t.f fig“ 1"; m.

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I 101i We loony of tho [root merit and

M" noun of 11mm Snrnupgrllln. n ray Harbor, registered at. the Vlc- h h“ u, mum“ "u M“ M‘ _

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To-day the demand for new ‘tale. phones is enormous. The Comphny is ‘ doing its utmost to meet this demand," but this cannot be done without-thong. ands of dollars of capital, and ouryupt- in] is practically exhausted. Prqyjsjon {or the’ future is still to be solvedw

Labor costs, as everyone knows, were never so high. Material is scarce and costly; some supplies are as high as 400 p. c. over 1914 prices.

.-\ x1) ntosr‘ or‘ THESE THINGS,‘ nvsr 1m nun FOR AND p nanny

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(‘ODIDIENCE TO BRING IN REVE- NUE.

_ These are some of the reasons Why more capital for our Companyisne-

cetssary. The other advertisements 0f

this series will show: . l That this capital can only beyraised by paying a return; t

» That the Company must be able to offer a return high enough to attract v g investors who are constantly bging Of- p’ fered other desirable investrncntti? ' ' i

That the Company cannot offer and attract investors who are’ constantly being oiféred other idesif£bl‘é“'°“in've'st- menits; ‘.

That; the. Company. cannot Qfiel‘ 8n attractive retufn out of present earn-i.

" ‘Thar ifél-éphone r-aoéstmust, thin!’

fore, be increased.

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