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who was in her 21st year, was in fail

lv s is the first break in the family circle, '

er. John Patrick. now on the honor~ roll among the wounded, ut for the l

years on the island. but having one

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MARY .i. csaimensn - , _ ` 9 _ _ 3 _ V/ i/ , _ . _ ._ __ i - ~

The many friends of M,-_mul Mrs. & _ A ® '(1 __ I I/C; _ _ A J I V ~ 1 _ ~ A ___ __ Edward (Jarragher, Kclly’s Cross, ex- ' . ' V \_! ‘ '_ '_* ~;.. "

tend the hand ot' sympathy in their I6- _ / ‘ _ ' ' "` " ' " `

cent lwrenvemerit, ln the demise of , _ _ _,_ _ , _

their beloved dauglttei"Mary J. onthe ' ` ' _ - - ` ` ' _ ~ ` _ "gif ., »_`_‘- -_ ~ L,\ _- 5th lust. 'I`he deceased young lady. ' I _ _ - _ ,_, .~.i__,.";,»,_.,.,'_Li'}

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lug health for the pas; year, but at _ A ‘ "Ei _

the close of her life was but " two ` ‘ ' ‘ ‘~ _ _ 1 ' weeks in bed, and tier death though ' ‘ . _ . _ , ,__-__j-,W .

=H1ti0lDuteii. ‘c-sine suddenly at last. ' _ She was a most loving and amiable ' ` ' ‘ - ' ' K. . ,‘l;__-"3 /L_,-5 _f -y* ‘_-L.'_: _- daughter and sister and her presence. ' - . i i ,-- at the family table will long lie- miss-‘ i *‘ » ‘ -'»‘ " .'~‘.'<'7,* J , 1" '”»f ed and lier cur death re retted. This _ . - 'V » 1 -;~_i '_ _. _ I, . ,,_,V,_ _._+-____ ,;_;,____.__

past two ortliree monthsgiaek--lnthe~ ' ‘i - A . ~ i I ~ " 1 k f » . '-,» _

in.. ne W.. . ....i... f.. .;.... Thrifty housekeepers by the score oo orewar tol ani 'T W--f some me -so--i-ii-ed in take advantage of our annual clearance of ‘ ’

if indeed her eldest brother had not# A , » ~ -- _ - .: _ ere her decease, given up his life for - ` I

A Our annualRemnant sale begins, :_

glar White Pine an-d ‘ - ~ Bi-msn columbia in nie nm costin-i _ _' _ _

- " ~ ` ~ -~- - ` STAFF OFFICER LEITCH gent.) ls 3 In the London Daily Mirror of De- Besides her parents there are left .ithln tg have gn cember 24th la the reproduction of a, to mourn her eldest' sister in Boston,

tomg photogroup of the staff of the British two brothers (besides John P.) in Bos- R E N N I S fi- I ' y L

_TOQE-_ther theylll Set of Charlottetown. The above ls_a and friends. She was prepared forthei ‘ _ V

_ ygu back only 75¢_ rihofoiirarh °f Mr- Leitch in the um- :mai can by im pastor nw. nr. » our- Remnants of _table I1nens-sheetings-tickings-pillow _cottons-towelings-white cottons-

f f(l'\Shl3.\1i'l HIC _ F8., dl f llkl tsl. °"“ ° l° " "P “ - °'°° JOZQSX-S éi,"urL'l§f7‘l§.ii'§f’. é’,.‘,‘§§ 02 we grey cottons-curtainings--art sateens-cretonnes-draperies-etc., etc. All at clearanceprices.

~ Central Drugstore

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NEW YORK FISH ADS

Consignments Solfclted Prompt Re-

turns

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A 107 Fulton Market

" _ New York

5 Wholesale” Commission _ Fish Dealers _

Ban Smells & Eels Specialtie

" ~A.ll' correspondence promptly answ- ered, Stencils sent on application.

{S.B. WILEY 8:. SUNS

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I, .. Boston. ~ Mass, Transfer Agents.

Reference. Greenwich Bank or any

wholesale Fish house in the United States. _ \

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llheseliru Brothers

;.Whqlesale» _Commission Dealers

' _ an`d'Shippers.

l"»resh-Fish

Smeits, Eels, Lobsters and »Frogs'are Specialties. N0. l Fulton Fish Nlarket,New York

Consignments Solicited

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Red Cross Hospital in Serbia, promin ent among whom is staff officer Leitch

PUBLIE liSl|MUll|il

.Sergeant ~_W. J. Dunstan, one of tho

Australian soldiers awarded a V. C. for bravery in Gallipoli: recently re- turned to his home in Ballarat, Victo- ria- where tho residents at once took steps to publicly recognise Dunstau’s bravery in the form of at public besti- nioiiial. Dunstan, however in a letter to the press soldi-

'i`ho Mayor of Ballarat mentioned

tlint lic had opened ri memorial fund il, my honour. While I givnlly oppre- viulo thi' Spirit \vliil'li prointcd this uct. l wish it to bo ilistliictly understood that this is1-ntii'l\lyni:nii|sr my wishes. l caniilit see \vhvi'c. tlicrc is niiy iicccs- sily for silcli it <-o\ii‘_~;n_ l only did my duty. and one docs not wish to lin rc- conipciised for that. l do not wish to ltiipiiui' \iiii:rntct`\il, but l really cunnol nr-wopl any such public ol'l`crliig. llc li\~\'o mu l nm iloeply soiisllslc ot thc, spit-iiiliil wclcoiiiii nccorlleil me by thc viii'/.i\iis. of lhillnral, which has amply ri-pnid nic for unytliiug lr may have (lunv.

INHE MINUTES

"PAPE'S DIAPEPSIN" FOR SOUR‘» ACID STOMACH, HEARTBURN, DVSPEPSIA

'l`liiii' il- ln llvo niiniilcs ull stoni-

alch iiistrcss will go. No indigcstion, `limti'tli\irii, souriioss or liclclilng ol' uns, acid. or criiuiiiioiis of uutligcstell food. no dizziness, bloating, foul breath or licaulaclic. `

Papo’s Dinpcpsiii is noted for its

speed in regulating upset stomachs. lt is the surest, quickest and most cer- tain indigestion remedy in tho whole world. and besides it ts harmless.

Millions of men and women now

oat their favorite foods without fear -they know l’ape’s Diapepsin will save them from any stomach misery. , Please for your sake, get a. large fifty-cent case of Pape’s Diapepsin from ony drug store and put your stomach right. Don't keep on being miserable-lit‘o is too short- you are not hero long, so make your stay ugrccnblo. Ent what you like and di- gest it; enjoy it. without dread of ‘rebellion in tho stomach.

Pupe‘s Dinpepsin belongs in your

homo anyway. Should one of the family eat soiuething which d`on't -ngroo with them. or in case of un at- tack or indlgestlon, dyspcpsia. gas- tritis or stomach derangement ut dey- tlme or during the night, it is handy ‘to give the quickest, surest relief known. -

__ "Hero the newest and most scien- tific methods of rapidly and accurate- ly filling prescriptions are practised- our department is presided over by

an expert pharxnaceuttst-we use on- ly pure, fresh, full-strength drugs. _You-are sure of satisfaction when

ton, and two brothers and two slstem at home. and a wide circle of relativesr

morning of the 7th of January, the pall

MR. JAMES ACORN

After an illness which kept him con-

fined to his bed for upwards of a year the soul ol’ Mr. James Acorn of Gaspereaux, Kings Co., took its flight to realms on high. He passed away on Jany, Sth nt the ripe ago of eighty- eight years and six months. lie was' born nt Mt. Meolick, near Pownal Vil- lage, and while quite young he re- moved to Millview and lived for more than fifty years on the homestead now ‘ occupied by his son Ciiristopher aint grandson. Amos Acorn. The deceased ,was twice i\iurrie.d_ Ilis first wilcl was Miss Ellen Owen of l"i'0iicli Fort. a sister of Mr. John (liven who still livcs there. To this union were born two sons and four daughters. The sons arc: Christopher ut Millview and John who passed away a year and at halt' uno, (also ol' Millview). 'l‘lic dauglitcrs are Mrs. Vilas. Acorn, Mrs. Giles ll. .leirklna und Mrs. Joseph Story all of Millview and Miss Emnin in Brook- llnc, blues. Mr. Acorn's second wifc, who survives him, was Miss Ellzulietli llickcu oi" (lasik-i‘cuiix, one lluilgliioi' lo this unlun also survives. l\1i~. Acorn isiiciil, the lust, lwclvc or tliirtcvii yours of’ his lilo iii ilnsiiorouiix. 'l‘ln- . ilcceasv.il was for many yours ii. innin- Iici' of llic Mctlimli.~it (,‘liui'cli, Mill- viiiw und an-lcd very ncccptubiy ns "presenter" when <-liurch organs were a rnro thing throughout. the country circuits. ‘ it wus thc dcsiro of thc departed that hc should be buried in tho old fnnilly plot in Pownal ceinctery. ln coin- pllnnce with this desire, ii short' ser- vice. was held at his lute home, Gas- porcznix by llcv. Mr. Miller. his pas- tor, and then thc remains were rc- niovcd lo lho home oi‘ his grand son, l'\\rry Acorn. Millview on Sunday iitii null on lilondny afternoon u funeral soi'vici‘. was conducted by llev. E. S. .Weeks oi' Pownal, assi:-itod by Rev. lMr. Gould of Vernon River. afici- _iwliich the lust rites were concluded at the Pownal Ccructery. Six of the graudsoiifs acted as pall bearers. lt is worthy of note that the deceased loft fifteen great-grand children.

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WITH GEM THEN*

l\i0NTRl<3Al.. Jan. 12.- Ciiargcd

with the _theft ol' $3,000 worth of din.- monds irom the home ot' Mrs. Flint. in Brockville, where he was a guest at n_ wedding a week ago, Lieut. No- lan. attached to one of the Ontario ov- erseasbattalions, was arrested here Saturday morning as he alighted from a taxi cab at the Ritz-Carlton. He' was taken into custody by Detectives O’Donnell and Lebine and when taken to police headquarters about $2.500 worth oi’ jewels were found on him.

Chief of Police Burke of Brockville,

accompanied by* Crown Prosecutor . Deacon. ofthe same place, arrived in Montreal Saturday night to take the prisoner buck to answer to a charge of’ burglary. The military authorities wore also seeking Nolan, but Chief Burke said they could not have hint until ho had answered -to the charge on which he had been arrested, Chief Burke and Crown Prosecutor Deacon

_ This morning we offer 30 pairs odd curtains - only one and in some instances two pairs to"

a pattern-Regular price 1.25 to 4.00 a pair at 25 per cent off. '

Also a considerable quantity of sample HALF l'/URS of curtains would be worth '

Q1pto2.00apair. Your choice at _each...`L`_. ..... .... ............. ~ ci |_ _

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bearers being, Frank McDonald, Wm -

0 A- FUSTER WUSEU ln lmpl §_§j;r_.§.»..1:i:k@M2si:r.1°;§r.A Clearance of 'Odd Lace Curtains 25 gp, 5 '~

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A it ,Gif/£55 /‘;First;"(iIome _\ is _

]'0- kliirst Served J _ _

Our big cleara W Ai 20 "°‘§.f?“‘ 25: "°”0?“‘ 33.? "°"0?’“ iwefieues

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Every day until January 25th A i

clini'ge ot' stealing $3,000 worth of dia- monds froni the houic of Mrs. l-‘llnt. “iince he has bl-cn turned over tothe Court," lihicl' Uurkc suid, “the inilllliry autlini-ities may renew ilu-.ir dcniund for Nolan, when il will i'e.~;t._ with thc court to decido whether they can have him or not. Tho work of the police, so far ns Nolan is concerned, will be finished once he is arraigned before the court' on the warrant for his ar- rest issued by the court."

A Guest at Wedding

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From wlrat can be learned of the

case yesterday, Nolan, who is an at- _tractive _ young fellow. twenty-t'wo` year-5 of age. was invited to a wedding at the home ot Mrs. Flint, a resident ol' Brockville. During the celebra- tion following the ceremony he com- plained of not feeling well an retired to one ofthe rooms. llc was left alone for a while. as lt was thought tliatf he was ill. but insteadot resting, he is said to have gone through tho bedrooms in the upper part ol' the house and gathered up_ what jewels he could lay his hands ou."l3eiore any- thing was missing he made an excuse and left' the"house. _’l‘h`e diamonds consisting of rings and brooches, were ,not missed until after Nolan had left, and it was some time before suspicion `attachcd/to_' him. _ _ ' When the police were called in and

pened. he came to the conclusion at once that Nolan had not been ill,but lmd"oniy pi‘ele`ii“de`d‘ t`0 lie sick in order to get an opportunity to make 11 search of the rooms. He was traced ‘toatown west of Brockvlllo,wliere the battalion to which he was attached was stationed. and from there to Toronto. lt was. learned in Toronto

left for Brockville yesterday morning

you leave your prescription here. The

» @’Q% L___, Two Macs, 149 Great George Street. and took Nolan with them. Chief

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who \vi‘i'c nl thc (irund 'l`i°inilt Slniioii ivntcliiiig tin' iucnniiiig (ruins for sus- picious characters were iiitornicd by the ofliccr who had recognized Nolun. that hc was wniited in llrockvillc for theft and that lie_wos also wanted by the military authorities. Nolan must have known that he had -been recog- nized, as he led the two detectives, ac- companied by thc military ixiaiiu chase through the west end of the city. changing taxi -cshh three times before he was finally landed at the entrance to the Ritz-Carlton. lie first took a cab to the Windsor, but when he reached there he changed to another taxi cab und went out Dor- chester street uud up Guy street to the Corona. There he changed to another taxi cab and drove east along St. Catherine and up Drummond St. to the Ritz-Carlton, where the detec- tivcs wliohad kept, up the chose from the railway station caught up _ with him and took hlni into custody. When the young Lieutenant was taken to police headriuartcrs the police ot’ Brockville and thc military authori- ties at Kingston were notified of his arrest.

Nolan was born in England. .has

been in Caiialla since last October and is said to have been in three different battalions hero.

NAE. WONDER.

The old scrgr-ant was out with the

new squad of recruits on musketry exercise. i'ziiigc»-lliulliig. etc. Point- ing ou; n large house and giving thc range, he usln-1 ii' any ol` them could

that lie had sold a-ring and brooch,!

pick out any details about the house.

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real on Snlurduy rnorninir. _ n lm'¢l_-cage in _`thc_ iront window.’ dist_uiice7” "Oh," replied ' _ 'S‘a`m,

“Well, niy lad, sriiri the ss-i`i.'oa,iit, ‘\hai's where l'nr liilletclli ser. “you hnvi- rcninrkzililc cyosigllt. .Zcnni Y " ~ __A fi ' ' ' ' Y ' 1 _ l

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A Wise Housekeeper Always

Has a Supply of DUSTBANE.

i It is unsafe to sweep Without it 0'

berless disease germs. _ ~ ~

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down, then is just the timethese germs get in their -work. _- ¢ s- lr It is better to be safe than_~sorr - Order at tin today grocer. _ I _ at Insist on Dusiliane. lmitations

are not so good. . - -

Barrels and kegs for store, office =

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