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WEDNESDAY

nus, RTr-zuf- John n. n» q. a‘ "vinloyaltyhaaa u: Kelvin eon. which

' develop into one of the animals in the Province.

-. otriaoh is ‘a holed horsman and -. ‘some olulhne iinaat horses in

IQ PIIfARlNB sAnnAcxs. - t t. arrived "in Sourisj~ on

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' ' be the most suit-

'e wls the "stone" hotel at the

" of Main and Church Streets. building contains over rooms there- will be ample pro-

ion for tlve different departments necessary. The installation or tho irate laud sewerage system is going on

a . and the buildings will be ready

f0 occupation within a couple of

weeks.‘

cuooauue "ms PLAID. - A re- presentative of a. large iirm iu Mont- trealwas in the city Saturday and in- terviewed Colonel Campbell and the oilicerswith regard to the sup- ply gof the Battalion with the High- lln uniform. A number of plaids were submitted. It is thought that a

mbination of the colors of Prince o Wales and St. Duustank Colleges or a background of the necessary khaki would prove emblematic of Prince Edward island. Nothing deﬁn- iteltoweverhas been done pending further instructions from hlilltary Headquarters. A plan was also sub- mitted for a distinctive regimental badge containing the P. E. island coat of arms. the ﬁgures “105" and thc words "Prince Edward island Regi- meat, all with the Maple Leaf as a bee! ground. it is expected that the die for the Regimental badges will aoon be in the hands of tho manufac- turers.

THE 105th REGIMENT. - Fifty- three cases of equipment including water bottles. carriers and mess tins. andsuirtarget guns have, arrived from Halifax for the 105th Battalion. The sulritarget gun js a. riﬂe attached to an intricate devise for teaching re- cruits to become bfllclent in shooting without the expenditure of ammuni- tion. On Saturday evening there _ was a practise hockey match at the Art-nu between A and B Companies. Tho score at the ﬁnish was 1 to 0 in favor of A Company. The 105th will turn out a. ﬁrst class team for the hockey schedule this winter. The team of

"A" Co. was as followst—Goal—ll. Morgan. Point—-N. McKinnon. 0.1’.- '_. Ellis. Centre-B. Mlllman. Rover- W. Trainer. R. W.—C. Hughes.‘ R. Acorn.

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SUPREME COURT. -—- In the

Supreme Court yesterday the case

was concluded, before His Lqbfdlhlp Mr Justice Fitzgerald, of John E. P. Aylward vs. George McDonald. when tho Court adjourned in the, afternoon Mr Bentley, on behalf of the plaintiff. had ﬁnished his address to the Court, Mr J. J. Johnston, for the de- fondant, having argued his case in the forenoon. Counsel: for plaintiff, Messrs Martin and Bentley; for de- fendant. Messrs D. A. McKinnon and J. J. Johnston. Court adjourned to 11 a.m. this morning.

STRENGTH OF i05TH.— Thcre are now 816 men actually enrolled in the 105th Highland Regiment with up- wards of one hundred throughout the country who has intimated their in- tention of joining. 1t is expected that additional quarters will be provided for the accommodation is for the Re- gimental staff and part of "D." Com- pany. Any young men wishing to be quartered in Charlottetown should communicate immediately with the re- cruiting oillcers at the Armouries as this accommodation will not likely last long.

TH URBDAY

ADMITTED TO THE BAR-Jester- day morning before the full Court in Charlottetown Mr. Justin M. Hynes, of Kenslngton. on application of Mr. Gilbert GaudeLGilbert Gaudet, was ad- mitted to practice as a barrister-at-law in this Province. His Lordship the Chief Justice. Sir W. W. Sullivan. congratulated Mr. Hynes on his suc- cess ln his examination and expressed the ‘hope that he might be as indus- trious in "nis career at the Bar as he had evidently been as a. law-student.

GARRISON DUTV.—Tho following officers and meu leave shortly for Hali- fax for garrison duty at Fort lvos, Mc- Nabb's island. About ﬁfteen more are required as quickly as possible Any young men desirous of joining should send in their application with- out delay to Major Leigh. Major C. L. lllclfay or Lieut. Stanley Bagnall, Char- l. tic-town. hiajor McKay. Lt. Stanley Bsgnall. Sergt. T. McNeill. Sergt. W. L. Higgins, Fred Duffy, Benj Acorn, Emmet McAleer, J. W. Robblee N. J. McLeod. Walter Mullins. J. W. Pol- lard. Robt. Duncan. Ralph liuestis. Al- lison McLeod, Reginald Jenkins. A. M. Thomson, F. lt. McPhec. Gibson Tay- lor, Leslie Auld. Clarence Acorn, Ed- mond Slewart. John McDonald. Mac Mclnnis. Eugene Doucette. Emile Ar- scnnult blclvin Diamond, Hector Cur- rie. L. ZilcKlnnnn. Earl Rogerson. lvan McArthur. Albert: lllcDougali, Sydney lllclx-od. JOSOpIl Maroon. It is inter-

| csting to notc that the majority of thc

ahovc men have signified their willing- ness to go overseas. hut are desirous to undergo a thorough military train- ing beforehand.

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Does Pain Interfere?

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Sloan's Liniment

Read this unsolicited grateful testimony--

Noi long ago my left knee bc- csme lame and sore. me many restless nights.

forced to consider giving up my work when I chanced to think of sloaiffLinimcnt. Let me |ny— , , lees than one bottle ﬁxed mc up. < f' Chas. C. Chmpbcll, Florence, 7hr.

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it pained So sc- bccomc that l was

3v E ﬂoors and doors appear to wait until the duet gerinscon-

B. Woodman of the Spring Parlrranch.

GOING OVEIIGEASF-Dr. H. C. Hodgsou was a passenger by the ‘Hlnco Edward island" yesterday morning on route to St. John from which port he sails for Liverpool via » thc -“Pretoria.n" on Saturday.

HIGH PRICES FOR PORKF-At last Tuesdayfs market the buliof hogs were disposed of at 11% to lZcts. per lb. which it is understood is about the highest rlca ever paid for hogs in this Prov ce at this season of the year.’ u , . ~

Arms-notice cousin-At the Police Court yesterdayiﬂﬁlifb n for dunkenese was ﬁned $90 or 90 ays. A caselagsinst Mrs. Haynes for keen- ing a. disorderly house was dismissed and _ beer hialow. an inmate, was ﬂned$2 orG days. "‘ .

FOXio v EQR HABEDF-Yesterday a pair ‘of silver laclrfoxes were pur- chased by Mr. F.- (l. Jordan, from T.

The foxes were physically perfect and handsomely fun-ed and of Oulton Dal- ton and James Tuplin origin. They are to be ranched at the Jordan Ranch Murray Harbor.

SUPREME COURT-in the Supreme Court yesterday the Chief Justice. Sir W. W. Sullivan, Mr. Justice Fitzgo raid and Mr. Justice Haszard, on the bench. Mr. Wyatt. applied for a writ of certiorari in a case in which P. B. Lewis, of Alberton. was convicted of an oﬂence. subsequent to third oi- ience against the Prohibition Act. on the ground that the summons had not stated the fact that the offence was subsequent to a. third oifencc. Mr. Donald McKlnnon opposed the applica- tion, which was dismissed with costs.

INNOCULATION STARTEDF-Thu iunooulation for Typhoid began at the Armouries Tuesday with No. I. Pla- toon. The men suffered little discom- fort. The serum was ejected in the right breast under the direction of Colonel Jenkins and Captain Dorsey. The men will ho relieved from parade for two or three days, as there is n tired feeling after the innoculation. This plan of combating typhoid has proved very effective, splendid work having been thus done throughout the Canadian Expeditionary Forces.

PLEASANTLY ENTERTAINEQ- Last evening Canon and Mrs. Simp- son entertained the Trustees. Church Wardens. Treasurer, Organist and Choir of St. Peters Cathedral to a de- lightful social evening. In the early evening numerous games were indulg- ed in and at 10 o'clock supper was ser- ved in Mrs. Simpson's usual splendid

style bringing a very pleasant evening to a close. Canon and Mrs. Simpson also enter-

tained the choir boys to an excellent supper and social evening on Wednes- day last.

EXAMINATION. — The semi-an- nual examination of Newton schoo] No. 91 in Prince County was held on Friday, Jan. 21. There were a large numberlof the ratepayers pres- ent. and an attendance of thirty pu- plls. The pupils were examined by Rev. J. J. McDonald. Rev. A. J. Mac- Intyre, Miss Mary lllurtagh and the teacher. Mr. Moan. The advanced class of six pupils were examined in English, Latin. French. history, geo- graphy and other branches and ac- quitted themselves in a. highly satis-

factory manner. The examination of all the other classes gave equally sat- isfactory results. At the close of the examination brief addresses were given by the visiting clerrymeu and also by Mr. McCabe and Mr. M. Mc- Kenna. all complimentary of the good work being done. The singing of the National Anthem brought a very successful examination to a close.

SMELT FISHING SEASON. —Mr. John McQuillsn. one of the largest llSll dealers in the province and na- turally interested in securing for the smelt ﬁshers an extension of this years ﬁshing season to compensate for the loss of time at the beginning of tho season. has been in communica- tion with Ottawa on the subject. There is. as is well known. an un- willingness in official circles to grant such extensions. There is the fear of creating precedents and there is_ also an idea that to extend the seasons be- yond the bounds laid down by the de- partment would be tantamount to an admission that the department had not laid down its bounds wisely. There are good and sufficient reasons this ycar h owevcr to ask for an extension of tho ‘smelt fishery season for ten or ilficen days beyond the prescribed bounds as this length oi‘ time had been cut off at tho beginning of tho season owing to tho milducss of the weather. lf lhcsc reasons were sub- mitted to the department by the ilsh- ormen themselves it is beliovud that an exception would be made this year in order to help tho ﬁshermen. Mr. McQuillan advises ﬁshermen through- out the province to write individually in the department at Ottawa. stating their reasons for thc request for an cx- tonsion. Fiscnncn should make a notc oi’ this. Their case is n. good one and they themselves should present it.

the past ten days. his wife, three daughters and seven the ice has made sons. que, Prince Edward island. Canada. on October 1. 1850. ln his early youth he came to Corpus Christi. He was gram was received married here on September 3. 1878, Drake. City, yesterday announcing the to Miss Annie Shaliert. member of the local brunch of the Alexandra. used 72 years. who passed Masonic Lodge. bershlp in the Eastern Star and First 0f he!‘ 111111811011‘ Mrﬂ- James E. Math-

Baptist Church oi this clty.— . . B80" 0i Sl- Giwrstfs. NB. The de-

sociation- acknowledges

sldent held a delightful baaaar yester- day which was quite a ﬁnancial suc» cess and at which many dolls.‘ dolls

steadily improving and resuming hcr'

and yourself;

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“THE CALL OF THE 'éMPiRE".-—l

He will

His subject will be

—PIONEER RESIDENT one.- Bedeque:--Edward Alfred Bag-

He is survived by Mr Bagnall was born in Bede-

He was a He also held mem-

' ' FRIDAY

ACKNOW LEOGEMENTw- The Tre- asurer of the Women's Patriotic As- wiib thanks $14.70 contributed by Mrs. E.‘ ‘G. Coombs. proceeds of sales of ﬂowers; from her garden.

crimping-N's gazajqgﬂuphg 11ml; dmr bereaved husband one daughter tots of the Zion Church Mission-Band

of wihlch Mme Ena. Mcbeod- is- Pre-

clothlng cnndy- etc, was quickly disposed of to tho delight oi.’ these young people. _

2ND FIELD KrroHert-snisfsms- way. the energetic sticretarydor the Students Field Kitchen Fund who has bcon iudisposcd for some days ls.

work. Yesterday she ‘ received $1 '1

‘for the kiddies- great benefits to

digestion; its cleanliness and wholesomeness in the air- tight

different, deli- cious flavors--

Bringing Sun

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.,- r . .- Ironic: the housewife bails each dawning day with grgaand harrowing dismay. Says she: "My work will NB “end. 1 ‘stretches I must bard until 'tli selling beak and hllldi

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Then Mrs. Jones. one afternoon. drop- ped_ in. at time most opportune.

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u iJpi-to-Date Shaving for s...» tiveiaina. TrialFree.

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cutiobalaseosdestl. nnsuaeniaaraalslt aoirihearmlavaentwtihluaevs. Mnesseeaul utaeivn m share. nus biteftletlonra outcast nerﬂvﬂbistaasos seals liaqlsﬂﬂl ‘iioaIHaIvinaaIreev/uh concessional hatiltdhﬁalpoeiusaibelius. unmanned I-Qiﬁ-

n. military suit of blue with hat to match. The groomsman was‘ Kneabone,

duties in a ceremony was performed by Rey. A. P. Mcléelian. P. P. of St. Andrew‘ Af- ter thtrnuptlnl knot was tied the‘ an- ny moisten rel-ins home at.» the bride's mother. wedding dinner awaited them.

~ tel-noon was passed pleasantly

the home of the bride's aunt‘. James Gillan. 8n. st. lhtriek where a moat sumptuous; ssrvedMafier singing-logic‘ , _ Mia! M1! are ~ l

s era of rice and ~-

80 fu are iaa extends‘ beat,

from the P. E. lsluild Students at Mc-r

Students Field Kitchen Fund. The accounts of tho First Fieldl-Kitchen are now being audited ‘which’ will greatly facilitate tl-.e work. ' ..

Vvsoolwo sstts. -- A very ,quiet but interesting event took place at St. Andrews on Tuesday, January 26th. 1910. when Miss Lottie. dsnhterof Mr. and Mrs. John Kuoabone. Pisqald, be-

of Dmmore. The bride whowore a suit of blue broadcloth with}, white picture hat was attended U7 lief cous- in, Miss Alice Gillan. City. who were

Mr. Ed.

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ON OFFICIAL BU$lNE8S-Coloncl ‘

The hosts of friends audgadmirers of Campbell returned lfrom Summcrsldc Rev. G. M. Campbeilformerly pastor yesterday where he was inspecting of the First Methodist Church of this‘ the quarters of the. 105th Regiment city will b0 delighted tofhave an op- Colonel Campbell leaves shortly for portunity to hear him again. speak in Charlottetown on Monday‘ evening, 31st inst. His coming here is under the auspices oi the Patriotic Sackvilie Tribune says that; Mr. Har- Fund Committee. "The Call of the Empire.”

Halifax on Military business. ISLANDER TRANSFERRED-The

old Robertson. who for some time has been the efficient accountant in the Bank of Nova Scotia here. has been transferred to Toronto and leaves on

The following is a clipping from at Tuesday for his new field of labor. Texas paper and the llir Bagnall rc- ferred to is a brother of Mr Rufus Bagnall and Mrs Bessie Hooper, Ccn- an aged gentleman while tral nail. aged 65 years. a pioneer resident Church, received a very nasty fnll of Corpus Christi, died at his home on which happily was not serious except North Bluff this morning at I o'clock. for the shaking up he received. following an illness extending through sidewalk wants some sand or ashes pug on it as the ﬂight snow covering, 1-

ACCIDENT AVERTEQ-‘fcstcrday walking along Elm Avenue, near the People's

This

decidedly dange- rous for pedestrians.

ISLAND LADV DEAD.- A tclc- by Mr. W. J.

death of Mrs. Wm. Judson of

away yesterday morning at the home

ceasedxalady has been visiting in St,‘ George's for the post six months and although in somewhalt delicate health nothing serious was anticipated until a week ago when she suddenly be» came worse and passed away despite kind care and‘ skilful attention. The Ttlmﬂtill! will be forwarded to Char-' lottufown for burial particulars of

which will he given later. B “

ONE WOMAN AND ANOTHER.”

If you are discouraged with your condition. weak. tired. lulfsct to headaches. bearing down sensations. weakness of to cry over triﬂea, "=- and better things

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"Orange Lil " treatment and 10-day I am n wel woman. _ _ " L: " rs a sunplr. natural. common-sense remedy that ou apply yourse . To so to drink na harm u dmgs for troubles such as ours. is like lug to cure _ ih pills. '1' eonly right an eﬂcctrvc treatment is a atrictlv local svhllcstidn. lile“0range Lily " Because I am sure in advance of the wonderful results you will have. l want to send you ten days‘ treat- y; c. FR . Will You write me 0-day. NOW. and let rnc help you. Address: Mrs. L din W. Ladd. suc-' cessor to Mrs. ranccs E. Cunsll. Windsor. Ont. |§

Mrs. Mathieson and two sons James I =Wm. in Strathcoua and George W. in Westboro; also three sisters and lawo brothers. Mrs. W. J. Drake. City is u sister-in-law of deceased.

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