frogs'
All
l‘. i
,r .~..__.__. _._
t .at .1 15.
l \
. 1 . , _
» \< , _ I
'~ ,' ‘”*"‘.' _
lllrollrllll nslnlso lllllrlsli sslscrrn rllou luis ` News roll llls aullllnllurs slllullnlu sussclusl-:lls
1 FRIDAY
P E iSLANDER'8 BALL -The
Sixteenth Annnnsl reunion and Ball of the P. E. island Benovelent Asso- ciation of Boston will be held Thurs- day evening February the 10th in Coa- ventiou Hall St. Botolph Street. The Hall in former years has always drawn from a thousand to twelve hundred peopie and the committee in charge this year expect all even larger gather- ing as all former residents of the ls- land residing in greater Boston are cordially invited to attend.
Private Bren_nan of Charlottetown
wllo returned home last evening from the front, wa '~»tendered an enthu-
siastic receptio%on the arrival of the S. S. Northam ffrland. A large crowd of citizens assembled. _at-the wharf and a detacllmeht of` the 105th. Regi- ment, accompanied by the 82nd. Band. was in attendance. _Private Brennan was received with- rounds of applause and conveyed to his residence ou Queen St. the band lililY|iiK l|Vi3|Y patriotic selections. Mr. Brennan who was a member of the Princess Pats., was seen by a “Guardlan' ro- porter last night, but owing to his mo- desty ba preferred to say nothing in regard to his experiences. __
'the 1 nlf yearly examination oi' Brad-
albaue school, No. 105, was lleld Dec. 24th, and a nulnher of ratepayers were present to near the special program. which was to be given by the pupils. and they acquitted themselves rc- markably clever.
The teacher, Mlss Mary Roberts had
prepared a Christmas tree which was loaded with presents and Santa Claus was present. Mr. Alex. Brown clever- ly performed the duty of chairman. Tile pupils presented their teacher with a beautiful present and the fol- lowing address: ,
Dear Teacher:--Permit me on bc-
llalf of my fellow students here pres- ent totender to you tllls small gift in appreciation of your kindness and fultllfullless since taking up your posi- tion amongst us. We each and all ad- mit that at. times we have not i'ul- filled our dllty towards you, yet", fully realizing thai. any correction you have been oblighed to make was for ollr own self benefit and we now wish to apolo- gize t.o you for ally annoyance which we have been guilty of and trust that we may long bc favored with your con- tinued labors which our parents highly appreciate and wlill every good wisll for a Merry Xmas and A Ilappy New Yr-ar. _
Wonre dear tcacllcr, YOUR OBEDIENT PUPILS
At the conclusion the ratepayers ex-
pressed their delight at the progress accomplished ill such a short time.
VISITORS T0 HALIFAX. - Among
the visitors to Halifax this week were Messrs. W. Walsh, S. Diamond, H. H. Cameron. Charlottetown and Mr. G. A. Thompson of Montague. all regis- tered at the Queen Hotel.
SERIOUS FIRE.-The residence
of Mr and Mrs Joseph Webster. Searl- town, was considerably damaged by fire last week. The ilre started up- stairs from a defective flue. but was discovered in time to save the house from being t.otally destroyed.-ll.
INTERESTING GIFT -A unique
and very interesting Xmas gift<was presented to Grace Methodist Church last week by the young ladies of the congregation, ln the shape of an elegant bulletin board which may now be seen outside the Church. The board is 36x62 inches and is ‘lnterchangeable.’ The interior can be removed and the letters, which are of two sizes, are of steel ill place of ordinary paste board, lithograplled in white. ~ The letters are enclosed in a large glass case, the frame being of polished oak. Tile fittings are of brass and the
.
whole thing is altogether attractive 'l‘he board was supplied by H E Win ters Specialty- Company, of -Davenport iowa.
--EXAMINATIONS. - Tile semi-an-
llllal examination of Enmore scllool was held on Monday afternoon, Dec. 20th. There being present beside four- teen visitors. Tile largest' attendance cvcr recorded in the history of the school. The school was very artisti- cally decorated for the occasion with flags, spruce. Christmas bells, red leaves and berries. The pupils were examined ill tho various subjects by the teacher, Miss Elsie Brown, assist- ed by their former teacher, Miss Blanche itaynor and Mrs. Albert Mc- Arthur. The scholars by their' prompt an accurate answers showed careful training on the part of the teacher. Then followed a program of songs.dla~ logucs alld recltatlons, 'which was nicely rendered and enjoyed by all present. Tile pllplls were next treated to a liberal supply of confectionery by the teacher, after which she thanked the visitors for their attendance. Mr. llavelock Bryant, trustee, on behalf of the visitors present then tendered a vote of thanks to the teacher for the capable and efficient manner in which the examination was conducted and for the creditable showing made by the pupils. The pupils kindly remem- bered the teacher by presenting her with a beautiful pair of fur trimmed gloves. The examination was brought
to a close by singing “God Save the King.
Children Cry for Fiei:cher’s
\\ \\\.
A’ ' a
The Kind You Have Always Bought, and which has been
use for over 30 years, has borne the signature ot
and has been made under his pep-
I __‘_' sonal supervision since its iufallc _
. Allow no one to deceive you ill ting.
All Countcrfcits, lmitatlons and °‘ Just-as-good ” are bug Experiments that trifle with and endanger f-he health ot Infants and Children-Experience against; Experiment.
Wha`t is CASTORIA
Castorla. is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Porg- gorlp, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is pleasant. It contains neither Opium, Morpllllle nor other Narcotic substance. its nge is its guarantee. It destroys “forms and allays Fever-isllness. f For more than thirty years if: I
llns been in constant t e for til li-i` f C ti i lflaeulency, wind caller, all 'lfbrfflrld “Tr-Xslllegfnffd
B'
Dial-rbosa. 'lt regulates the Stomach and Bowrls, assimllates the Food, giving healthy and natural sleep. '.ihe Chlldren’s Panacca.-'l‘he Motllel-'s Friend.
l .
0 ’ ‘
manage the Eastern Kings Seed Fair was held in Sourls recently and the following changes suggested in the Prize-lists. lt was agreed to cancel
for wheat' $2, for oats and barley-$1.50, for potatoes $1.50 and to make the consecutive prizes correspond with this change. lt was also agreed to out out some classes in'the poultry prizelist, so that only $30 would be °ff°\'9i1 lil Prizes for poultry. lt'was further agreed to ask the Provincial Department' of Agriculture in arrang- ing the dates for the fairs to make Souris the last fair. Formerly it has been one of the earliest. ‘All the
meémbers of the committee were pres- en .
PLEASANTLY ENTERTAINED.-.
Mr Gilllilgher manager of the Prince
regular annual supper to the employ- ees of both Theatres last night at the Kozey Korner. The supper was ser- ved ln the Kozey l{orner's usllai style
splendid. success. There were thirty-
_ _ _ _ g each of his employes a ‘ re
a. very pleasant evening was brought
tional Anthem.
years. His fellow citizens placed Mr.
Sale of lands was touched on by Rev. Father Baudreault in his remarks
preference in the United States mar-
ven ernest considerations. It was deemed advisable also to purchase
cessity. Cooperative sale of wool, was dwelt upon. It was decided to have if
marks insisted on a close study of the
was what should characterize the far- mel-'s efforts. The aim should be that farmers should -have say in the
lant spoke on sale of lambs Mr Elis E Arsenault said that farmers should
tions. He cited his own experience in connection with the Amherst Fair. Since attending that Fair he had car-
ried off over $200. in prizes. Mr. Joseph H. suggests more frequlent
of the last meeting were adopted as
.*BOURl8 SEED FAIR.-A meet- i ' `
ing of the committee ' appointed to
Everywhere men complain about
work; even boys and girls in school or business find work tedious and irk-
the 'itll prize. To make the first prize ` - - .
solne,but lt lsn tthe workhalfso much as their own lack of physical strength that makes it hard.
Rich blood, strong lungs and health-
ful digestion make work pleasurable in business, in school or even house- work, and if those who are easily tired -who are not sick, but weak and ner- vous-would just take Scott’s Emul- sion ior one month and let its pure concelltratetl food create richer blood to pulsate through every artery and
" -_ vein-let it build a structure of healthy
tissue and give you vigorous strength
Eqpafd ,md peopms Theatre gave his -you would find wo_rk easy and would
look for more. Insist on Scott’s.
Iseli K Bowne, Toronto. Oat. I5-35
tm-Be guems present |n,|_di _ contractors with their gang of men _ber of the Parisian Gi:is1trr`l§l¢l'le__nrll¢ll:v__“r° busily. °“g“g°"d lmlmmng me “ew pmymg hm.e_ M__s_.Gn"aghé__~ was automatic sprinkler system in the (rlmpemne for me nm.,_y_ After mu store and warehouses of R. T. Holman justice had been done to the splendid Limued' Summemide' The immwse mpg” prepared Mr Gu“a'ghe_ uve water pipes have been connected with
P _ the toyvll n_:l_aln, the concrete founda-
sem as u souvenir of U tons or t o water tan have been cassiom __ “may be notedm thx laid. and the other work is progressing me employes had made Mr. rapidly. It is few indeed who have Gallagher a handsome Christmas pre- any me" of the m“g“““d° of the Bent in the shape of H turned undertaking. When it is stated that oak desk Before mspeming for the the system calls for over one hundred night the company gave three rouslngl. :$3323 “;°_:____‘_’_f_ pipe _“lad twenty cheers forM. d M . G ll b B 6 59"" em' some
r an rs a ag ar and little idea may be gathered of its ex-
to a close by the singing of the Na- "°"siv°“°3“' “M this is bl" “ “man
portion of the complete equipment.
|3|_ANDER H°NouRED_H|s hmm ..'The following registered at the
of friends throught the Maritime Pro- C” “mel 0” M°“d“Y¢ C- G- D“"Y» vinces and particularly in Prince Ed- Ch‘"l°"°t°W”3 J- J- J°h“'*f°"- 30h" ward Island, of which he is an honour H' Bm' A' S°°"- B- Miwmachfenf ed native, will be delighted`to learn G°°~ A' W- R°be"t9°"» A- C- M3-C' that Mn J_ K_ Mcmnm ,head of The Kay, F. T. Watkis. J. A. Tannabill, standard Publishers, Llmned at segl- D- L- Mticimlis- P- Br-rl°w» A~ na, Sask., has been elected to the Al- B"“°°» T' Funenml- Pe"°Y Fi"`\`“l‘» dermanic board of the Queen City for T"Y°“3 RRY Hume- Ch“|'|°Ul@i0Wi\i -7- 191¢;.17_ There mm, ward Qysmm m A. Mathieson, Charles Dalton, A. Regina, five of the ten aldermen being A“9°“"~“|t» B- G- A°°i`“~ M10" B- glgf-_ted ggch yfiaf and serving Qwg C0811, Miss M. F. Bil.l‘ll6l.t, MlBS D.
Sutherland, Miss M. Ross. Geo. C.
Mclnnis away up at the _head of the Taylor, Edgar MacNutt, Capt. Mac- poll in a free-for-all field containing Leod, Miss MacDonald, Miss Hughes, thirteen candidates. “Retrench- Miss Hunter, Miss Stewart. Miss P. ment and Economy" is the civic motto Stewart, Mug Fung,-g0n_ M155 J_ pm.
in 0110 Vlgelsil-él;Jn'§°~;' _Q-1151110 d°\\b§n3\° ierton, Rev. Littlejohns. Miss M. peop e o e e a a g e- _ _ msn or Highland scottlsn extraction L”“°° °’°"’°"“ W' B Fm such as Mr. Mclnnis typically ls, ’
would be just the man for aldermen in these times. He has every quail- -BAD ACCIDENT.-Another bad fication for public life, and we join accident occurred yesterday afternoon with others in heartily congratulating at the Kensington railway crossing. him on the honour he has gained. which has been the scene of several
similar or even more serious occurr-
INSTITUTE -The Annual meet- ences. The aftemoon train from Char-
ing of the Egmont Bay Farmers in- lottetown in rounding the curve im- stitute was held in the Egmont Bay mediately east of the station collided Hall on Dec. 23rd beginning at 2.30 with a sloven in which were Mr Thos. p. m. The President fn his opening re- Stewart of Kensington and a Mr Cam- marks made allusion to the great benl- eron of Kinkora. The cow-catcher fits of the cooperation, hence the ellis- caught the sloven ‘am'»:.sn:ps," break- tence of a Farmer's institute. He ing it in two and carrying the hind strongly reminded cooperation in wheels and their attachments a. con- every phase of farm occupation. A siderable distance. The two men were discussion was led on the possibility hurled a considerable distance. In the of an increase in the exhibition grant. full on the frozen ground Mr Stewart
had his face b'adl ‘ cut and bruised
dmlmnt phases of co_0pe,.,mon_ A .having been home on his Christmas united may lids always power to go holidays was not forgotten by his lahead. John D. Arsenault spoke on many friends who gathered there. the Agricultural course, perserverance The evening was spent in music and
games Supper being served in Mrs. Leard’s best style, after which Mr.
with you till we meet again" and "God Save the King." Then all
C688 .
meetingsof farmers. The minutes - __.,|_ o_ G_ -I-___ Ag very enjoyabm
evening was spent in Kingsgoro Hall
_ was also the report of financial condi-
n - -w tions of the institute. The follow- 32”' _£42 ¥'l"31 tg” ,_',’e"£_\_’_§‘:e ‘Regis
Se ing officers were then elected for the U35 ° _- ' ' od om
T mmumg yemp Pr_?B‘d|§m_,;Ed“bell lrallladnellllmlztdllg' eve'1‘lllea gllll was
- .-. . renall as o . .
he Kind You Have A|w.ys Bought Famer' vice ms ri t. ll bnin b tifull decorated everythins WHS
__m_c___________e__m,____' ___'v°__K “__ _ Directors for each dist c - r eau Y __
' ""‘°' ““"‘“ °° "'“°““““' ““" " H' ‘“ ”"‘°“‘"" “"“" Th” '“° ‘° W"
Ars it. Ab Villa Armie D. 0 enell in the usual form by the C.T
-sr°¢~°-1':-':=ff;;"~ ' ' Insi§i.»=_.. . _.
areinotil. __-
A Wise Houselieeper Always _ _ Has' 'a Supply ol DUSTBANE
- It is unsafe to sweep without it “ for Sweeping Dust contains num- b¢f1fS§._d1S¢2Si¢;is¢m1S- __ - _ t _
Wlfieil_,,§€ptt»ei;é‘tlred or_a blt run _
r d0W11._t_1len 1s_fJ_ust_ the tlme these
germs-a. f__t__-=i_;l»~__t,1teir work. _ '
It _‘__;t_obe safe sorry. Order? tam _today from' _your
...l>...u..`..._., '
f _ B .""-“i dkegs for storm.-office '
._ , Hd, _ _ I,
_ ' ~= ‘ “- <5, ' - .‘ ` _ ,
~.f _- "H\ 1 -~ g , _ _, i » ' \» -_ _pw . ' ~ i' _ '. -_ -_ _ .
-I.. 1..... >- .f f" ‘ > ~' '1
»_~ .fir .I . .f... ‘
` "'»' V' ». A " A 'i .fi “l< V 1- _‘te
~
_ _ .j ,,
'.7 *-1
-;‘i-;_-__-is
..,_,
St. Chrysostome, Pierre Gallant, An-
tral Institute-Joseph H. Arsenau
nanimous vote of thanks to the Pre-
:;,.
.l -/- _
~i\_§
\______,, _“___`
‘rf
lic hall on
was
'rslmslz slalt_sll1vla`slcllls._":‘.:i’.-
_ _ c. B.
Qu Qitieiifla 'er mu t - N314 Better. ‘lb-ill Free. ,hollvwri
---i-- litce and was e
when by A but and pleasure to
enau rams ge. Il '
Arsenault and Prosper L. Gallant. the business of the evening was then
hurried through. After which a short
mme C- Gimanl' Mum v"'“5°' Ed' but interesting program was rendered. W“"d P°"`“."` “nd Damien Amenmm Then followed the most appropriate of Auditor-J. F. Arsenault. Treasurer ____ __ most magnmcem mme was get l-I. 0. Gallant. Delegates to the Cepg by.__w S_s_e_____ Eve__y______g was b_m___
and Charles M. Arsenault. After a tiiully Bffmled 0" U b'~’:_°‘;‘; the cm;
tain was drawn aside an Was
gldent, the meeting adjourned. _beautiful sight. All joined hands and
sat down together feeling that it wa! good to be there. After everyone had done justice the C. T., announced that the celebration would close with the singing of the Closing Ode after which the C. T. wished all the mem- bers A Merry Christmas and the 881110
was made in return EverY0\1°
wish - .went sway hoping to be well and livin!
to meet. another year. This Lodlii
If ' ' ‘hes now a membership of forty'-two.
,v I -
_ fl /`\
/ celnber 23rd
If '
\
_¢_..._.-
- The Pub-
NORTH
a W5.”
was very good
most encour- Orman pre- and interest
part was Flag Drill
intricate too was
Miss hellr time
appear-
merrtment a iittlo awe
A A ’ _ Nat' and fear on
_
,___ __ ,_ _ _"i" ~ i_,,,, ‘-1, __ _nie o tl _'.,__ _,‘. ’--,_ _ _ .‘ “ r ‘_;"r ;;‘,‘_i,.. Vlillufl
__ __ .. i ‘ “ ~.;_....:;_..'.. ‘ ~ -l g _- _ = ~ af "nn vu
* .' ~‘ V », ‘ ~¢j’4=}f <,~;f‘§:. Z`;`.`.‘Z1i ;- =. L ."~`=-*.‘:'._ 1'*-i‘-b *»--L' ,_ 7 Q; '_ .~. _. _ " _-‘_. \
‘ “ ° ...mfis:.'€...as.ltt.frr.saaiseeissai=s;:.rodsirbssaus»._’llt..a.:t.v2’;.s;!_s.ae=..i§ss£.rer.»_.t.i._>;.._.--.:_ »
0120
i _=.lmau:':s-2 l' '-3 .".-wr. ..
i l I _xl J
style and was pronounced by all a _AUTOMANC SMHNKLER _The
Y .
besides receiving a severe shaking up.
who said that Canadian lambs had ll Mr Cameron was more fortunate,
escaping with a few minor bruises.
kcts. The purchase of wire for fen- Mr Stewart will be confined to his clng of twine. of sale of live hogs, house for some days. The horse all on the co-operative system, was gl- escaped uninjured.-C
r-PLEASANTLY TNTERTA|NED-
scales as it would, fill a time worn ne- A very pleasant evening was spent
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Leard, Alberton, on Saturday. Dec.
possible in Egmont Bay a short Agri- cultural course for the beniflt of far- 3613: _T :t°;_‘_);’_:°e_?£ thgglssg iprtzgigg
mera' ' Rev' S' Baudmmm in me re' 105th Battalion in Cllarlottetowu and
_ Leard alld Mr. Arthur McRae, anotll-
price for the sale of their prodllco ol er of A“,en0n.s loyal young mem
- live stock. Mr. Jas. L. Gallant also who was also
T _ present, were present-
Woke on short course' Mr' F' J_' GM ed fith small gifts of remembrance
' _ from their many friends. The com-
Bifafs “'15 Si8Y\9tuf¢ °f place more eirlulms In ours or drlllbl- puny dispersed by siusins "God be
joined in wishing the boys every suc-
,,
Merry Chdistmas. Rocitation- ivan Bowman. Patriotic Flag Drill. Recita- tion-Leonard Bowman. Exercise- The Snowflakes. Recitstion- Har- old Easter. ltecltation-Harrison Bal- derston. Recitatlon-Flora Henderson. Duet-Florence Balderstou and Emma Chandler. Recltation-Marcella Cul- len. Reading-Harold Easter Cantata -Ready for Santa. ltecitation-Flon ence Coady. Chorus-Pack Away the frowns. Recltatlon-Bertie Clark. Re- citation-Msrcella Cullen. A Christ- mas Exercise by boys alld girls. God Save the King.
The following letter has been re-
ceived by Mr. Alexander Ross and fam- ily from their son Daniel, who is in the Siege Battery. England. dated Dec. lst, 1915. ` i On board the S. S. Lapland. Dear Fatller. Mother and Sisters.-
Well here we are in mid ocean, so 1 will start a letter and finish it when l get across. We left Halifax Sunday morning ar 7 ll. m. Came aboard Sat- urday at noon. From 11 a. m.`Saturday until 5 lllcro was a steady single file of troops boarding the ship, about 3000 strong. About 'I p. ln. ilve or six tug- boats took the big ship out ln the har- bour and we anchored until Sunday morning. We had great weather until yesterday, had quite a little blow and the lnost of the boys are sick, am glad to say I wasn’t and feel fine so far. P00? Hill'-l'l’ is very bad, hasn’t eaten anything since we started. This is quite a ship, over 600 feet lollg but large as she is the seas here will rock iler like a row boat. We are passing U18 Suif-stream today, and it is unite warm. We do nothing but physical drill every morning and only one- fourtll of the men show up on account of seasickness. We will be in the danger zone by tomorrow night. This boat has been used as a transport' for a long time. and was cllal-led two or tllree times by a submarine but always _got away. l Tllllrsday-We are ill the danger zone and expect to lneel. all escort this afternoon. We got lifeboat drill every day, divided into parties of 25 men. Each party has their own boat or raft: Have great concerts, services &c. aboard. The ship is supplied with three bands. bugle. brass and ships band. They are fitting up machine guns on deck today. llarry is better, had first meal today. By this time to-
» --* ..~.~
Very P ale Tired Girl
Can Quickly Gain Strength
She is in society, in business, at
h0lD€.‘ everywherlryou ‘see"h‘er; ' ‘but always worn and fatigued. She hasn't heard of Ferroz-one or she would bc perfectly well. How quickly it strengthens-what an appetite it gives- what a glow it brings to the pallid cheeks! The nutrlment contain- ed in Ferrozone puts strength into anybody. Laughing eyes, rosy lips, bright quick movements all tell of the vitality Ferrozone produces. Tllou- sands of attractive happy women use Ferrozone-Why not you? A box of fifty chocolate coated tablets costs 50:' at any drug store.
l@§sinta| lI@
Your Bread. Cakes and Pies. clep§°nd
£1213 flour you
use. lf ~ you ~ want -
i Eng b_e_st in these things, use _ _
° :\‘§" b LII R le I->.-y
if "?»"_".:2*'_."f-" '
~z an . _
"_ ~¢` ~ l \@.
___,,
~...-
More Bread and Better~Bread
-
, ..
morrow we will sight the coast of ire- herewtwounlonlthsl (lot Bibles anfrrelrll
land.
Saturday morning-Looks like busi-
ness today, orders are for all hands
wear life belts. Most every one are
to
in good spirits only a few worrying.
Well here we are at last. Landed at
Plymouth early Sunday morn. Warm
weather. mud to the ankles, and rain
ing nearly all the tilne, Expect to be
mental hymn-books in Halifax alld have servlces'every day. Get great receptions in the different towns wc pass through. Am feeling fine, not the least seaslck. Hope you are all wcll.
With much love I remain
Your loving son and brotllnr,
DANIEL. `
i I
_ * '_ - ..?_ _.__..:.'
. A-1'
.'33, =T>
_ I... - "’ '.\:~i"‘l- lu *_-W I , ' W..
.
~-.:.;.` ` `<<\ ~\s~\\:f=s-\-.- _. .xi I. `
I I
. ‘ I
A
///757//PVJZ7/'
of a single day of it.
////45!/.6”
but the disastrous war
i/J!/V
for us.
Exposed to these u
///A12
ff life insurance?
2' -/ ,/
policies more immut- §\` able than those issued bs by
s
/7,
<>»}?'z/-2
P/
The Veiled Future
THE year upon which we are entering is dark
with mystery -we cannot forecast the events
A new year naturally srouses anxious thought, ;
_. prevalent anxiety as to what 1916 has in store
._ portant that we should protect our homes and
business enterprises with “the one thing sure"-
Prolected by Mutual policies the home is kept
intact though the husband dies, the business is
held together though the partner passes away.
There are no bonds or treaties in the world ~
more binding than life insurance policies-no
I The Mutual Life
Of Canada owrzlnlo _
I
\
now raging adds to the ‘
ncertainties, is it not im-
\
*_ The aim of The Mutual Llfe is to give the largest amount of protection at the _ lowest possible cost. 5
§ \
wA'rslu.oo `
J. o. ARSENAULT, General Agent H
" _ .__ las l<¢..Is¢..cl..rlottu°wn, P.l:.l.
‘. so
a
I. nf; ,_ _ ' ls, \\~f-\\\\\.<>\\\\.a\=-\\\\\\\=\\\\<\:\\;\\amawemmr-m are 1 _ L J -- - - -1 .el ,, _
' ”"
W. E. WILLIAMS, M.D., C.M.(MeGIIi) Physician 6. Surgeon,
Office-269 QUEEN BT.
Office Hours-9 to 11 |.m-
8 to 6 and 1 to 9 p.m.
3898-ll-l3M3litlo.
%
MOIIBON A DUFFY
larrlatorl and Attorneys lolieitore for Royal lenk ef Canada MONEY T0 LOAN.
|`_ tl l i. I
A. A. McLean. K.C. Donald Meklmlon MeLlAN I MeKiNNON lerristere. Attorneys-at-Lew Brown Block, Charlottetown.
g1_1
DR. HEATH MclNTYRE. Dentist Gnmeron Block, Victoria Row Charlottetown Office Hours: 0 a. m. to I p. m. 2p.m.to5p.m.
3583-1iH5llti'.
|
WARBURTON C SHAW.
Barristeu. Attorneys. Notary Pub-
lic, Etc. Solicitors for Canada Bank- ers Association, Bank of Montreal
Ce_nada, Permanent Mortgage Corpor- st ou.
Oillces-Old Guardian Office. Pro
use Block. Charlottetown. P. ll. l.
PATENT IOLICITOI
WM. S. BABCOCK Patents, Trade Marks, Designs
Secured in all countries. _ Write for free' book “Patents Pro-
tection." Tells all about and how to get patents.
Babcock and Sons Eatb. 1l70. Formerly Patent Office Examiner. Master of patent Laws. Registered. Patent Attorney‘s etc.
90 St. James St. Montreal. Brancheu- Ottawa and washington Representatives in all foreign coun-
tries.
| W. Simms |
» chartered
Accountant
111 llolla Strut. no 12:
rl'
\`.‘ZOI.
_:__-.-=
Lusclous Fruits, Fresh and Good---HERE NOW
lf you want sound, good, clean and fresh fruits, here is
the rilzht place to get real satisfaction. _ _ _
Here, today, you will ilnd new lmportatlons ln cholccst
fruits from the orchards and arbors of Calliornla and the
South. _
Note these offerings-
Grape Fruiis_\ /_ Valencia |
4 for 25c
You usually pay 13c each
' for grape fruits as good
as these. We bought a large supply and are able io ofl‘er them to you at 4 for 25c. Try them for breakfast tomorrow - thoy’re GOOD.
Also good grapes sound
whole and right fresh.
Northern Spy Apples
I and King Apples. »" Tangerine Oranges.
J & J
Beer & Goff
“rue name of cond Praia" _I
Oranges 254: doz.
These Valencia Oranges
are luscious, right juicy ami fresh. A good size, with thin skin-a lot of people prefer them to na- vals. They are splendid oranges at this price,26c. tl dozen.
Also California Naval
oranges.
¢_|¢-_;_-_-n-
7llA\\\§§*l'A\\\\\ \\\\“\\\
have decided to
their business in Charlottetown which will be under the charge of the Mr. C. S. Amos.
I Th ' Co pan ay
Erices feor Hitdles, gklls, urs, old Rubbers, Hair
Temporary » Odice
17.7
""”"“' “=" Il ,I,i=,,i§§>,,i1<>lllt_%?§2.i-“i"“if`
wr ~'=s l suffix.
Tlle Mariiiime fd -
Newcastle,VN.B.' ~u ' ~
open a branch of
l/‘N-.tt
5 at
..._.._..._.~___._......__.. ..,._- A - --_.__ .,.__ _.. .__ ..- - _ ._ J..
"x “‘ *\ \1.w A
'Lit \:~»',\. ‘- 1 ~‘
-..».~w_.`_ I °’1~
4