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lative, or for a thousand and one _

other reasons- ` li christmas 'free was held in

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Photographer

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MORE YARN BY EXPRE88. --

Another big lot of yarn for sweat PB. Cans and etc. Pmwse! Bros., Ltd. V 6174-I-12ME1i.

'ri-is ANNUAL MEETING oi the

New Wiltshire District 10585 will be 'held in Ging William Lodge Room, Kingston, January 13th at 7.30 pm. A. ll. Dollar, Dis. -Rec.

Sec.

6126-1-9meZipd.

A SFEC|AL;RAlLWAY rate Bde'

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A HORSE RACE is called 'on

the Murray River ice for January 21st. Two classes, iree-for-all and the green race. Prowse and =Sons, ‘Murray River. 6118-1-B~ME4i.

N|EW OOMMAN-D.-'Captain Dan-

iel Macdonald, late commander of the iii-fated old Aranmore, now commands the steamer Watuka

griiing between Sydney and Hall-

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IMPORTANT NOTICE T0 AU.

V»ERTi8ER8.',-Advertisers are res- p ctfnlivy reminded that copy and

in Charlottetown. Ask for standard ,J

c ts. 6136-1~9~ME3i .

P. E. I. BANK MANAGER. -

North Sydney Herald says: Mr. E. T

from the Lanadani Bank of Com~ C

comes well recommended, being 3| looked upon as one of the most po

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DAVIS AND FRA8lR'l

FRESH PORK SAUSAGE! ON SALE NOW BY ALL LEADING GROCERB, GOV- ERNMENT INGPIOTID,

BTAMPED ON IAGH partment of -Customs who has been

WRAPPER. on! or 'ri-in s ci-lolcner' MEAT-roone oN THE MAnK¢1' Ann Au so 'ri-is ci-|lAPls1' el- ~ cAusE No wAs1‘l WHA!-

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Tralnor; G-raliloplione Selections;

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Men's -...-... $8.75 and UP IMcAdain- Recitation by Alice Bra-

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Women's $3.85 and up Z

FREE hy Annie Diinphy; Chorus; Recita-

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with each Dah, of boys h0ck_ ` iiovl-n pupils: Recitatlon by three

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been obtained tor those attending |nm.,wu°m. mum be in me Guard:

the meetings during Farmers’ week pan camel um _‘ter than twelve

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certificates when purchasing tick- when me late" hom. for abuses

or

P. Stavcri,‘ who was transferred te

inercc ai. Sourls, P. E. i., arrived

in town Monday n-ight, and will :Ze take over the management of the Del branch in the Herald block, which heypfui and msmrinl The duet by

is oxpccted will be read for b i- ness in ai few days. MT. Stav':i't Ernest warren and Rev' H'

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- w Dlllllr YOURS bankers in P. E. hear the measage.it will help along Island- _ - the Forward Movement. Week

nights except Mondays and Sat- urdays at 7.30 p. m. and Sundaiy at

with his parents at -Mt. Stewart, left Saturday on return to Ottawa.

Rllnnrdhi Linlme-nt Crlreli Dimdrllll.

pany was called together and Mr.

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dlwin Brasel appointed chairman.

oc The following programme was then

re -` Organ selection ‘by Marie Trol-

' ` ' nor; Opening Recital by Gertrude

Song. by two pupils; Recitation by ertha. Driscoll; Gramophone Sei- .

Ph _ fit all :Tse :meteor cameras are re- ` ell b°°i5 We Wm 8|.” E mick- L

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on each day except Saturday,

new copy is 10 a. in. . dtf.

EVANGElLE'8TIC MEETINGS. - he evangelistic meetings conduc- d by Rev. H. R. Bell at the lyde -River Baptist Church "contin-

to grow in interest. On'Wed- day evening the message, Gos- ot 0. Second Chance, was most

Bell was much enjoyed and the

nging by choir and congregation s hearty. 'Everyone is invited to

7 p. m.

`1>ERsoNALs

Mr. W. J. Mgald of the De-

pendiuig this lC'hristniia,s ‘holidays

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CHRISTMAS CONCERT

On .Monday night, the 22nd inst

no Soho under the su er

gh ol. - ii -

sion of the teacher, Miss Clara rauglit. At seven o’clock the com-

ndereil by t-he pupils: y

razel; Chorus, Merry Christmas.

school children; Recitation by

ecltntioii by ivan Driscoll; Din- gue by two pupils; Recitiition by eonus Smith; Recitatlon by Irene

; Recitatioii by Stella Holland;

ioii by Joseph Currie; Dialogue by

ittlc girls; Christmas Drill; Recl- ilioii by Lens Trainor; Recitation

anche Brazel; Reading by Jethru eagan; Polka by two little girls;

e Morris-Smith-Beer _ tlrl..i’..:;‘f°t.’3;:?h..‘33;‘§“Dl'.¥

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3,; ectlon; Dialogue by two pupile;Rec-

i- Gm” 'I' " ' ' " ° " ' ' " ° 52-85 N; liatloiifby Fred Driscoll; Recitatioii

Ph°‘°U"3PhY For ”Va|ue loguo by four girls and two boys;

Charlottetown, P. E. l. daance by Marquis Brazcl; -Song by

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I _ 0 fountain pcii by Irene Brazel. Sali-

_ tn Claus arrived then and unloaded ‘

'_A is is cleanl juicy’ we`l'flavored and ful ioDel\r Toaclier:-I have been re-

Eiuosted by the girls of this scliool

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- - ° ' ' d pression of our united love What

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th one tobacc that gives most complete satisfaction , I

3 our oe ings. bust :vcpT¢.iilovT'yill:iuDwi)ll

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Hickey’s & Nicholson’s Tobacco Co. Ltd.

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never forget you. We shall look

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Graninphorio Selection; Chorus;

rs. McNiilly‘nnd .Miss Praught;

lf/ Miiy Driscoll; Song by the little girls; Address and presentation.

Alter the progr-:inimc an address as read by Lena Trainor and the

the tree oi its iiiany presents. The

liowiiig is the address:

oiler you i1 slight token of our

eans oi conveying to you the ex-

roceive it kindly -as a simple indic-

ach one of us cherislies for you in her heart of hearts. You have made our lesson pleasant to us. We now that we have utter tried your

k temper and forbearance, but you

back to this schol as li scene of menblil enjoyment, and whenever memory recalls our school days our hearts will warm towards you as they do today. I have been re-` quested by my scliol mates to ad- dress you as ri irieiid. In that light dear teacher we all regard you.

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THE CENTRAL GUARDIAN in Wi*

This is an Unusual

Money Saving portunityg

, You can save several dollars if you buy now, because we want to clear our

shelves of all winter goods and _ have cut the prices to do so

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forget all about costs or values when making our clean up prices as you’ll see when reading these

quotations. ~

30, Overcoatsi f Z5 Suits

including all the latest Styles bought in the iirst _ These must go too, although we may never get -

place at mighty good prices. another lot at the prices we are selling them lor.

- $40. lor $36.,.$35. for $31.50, $30. for $27. $40. lor $36., $35. ior $3l.50, $30. ior $27. A,

Is the Rule of this Store---'I hese Prices -

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300 Sweater Caats for ook Forward and Save for ~

20 P' C' Off Spring. 20 p.c. Off

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Come and You’ll be Glad--Stay Away

' and You’llt be Sorry

ents our earnest good wishes. May you al-ways be as happy as you en- deavoured to make your pupils.

SIGNED BY THE PUPILS

lT.he teacher though taken '.,by surprise replied in a few well clios- en words' thanking the pupils most heartily. The singing ot the Nation- al Anthem( brought the entertain- metn to a close. V ,_

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ANIMALS' NERVES.

IN HUMAN BODIES

_C-lilICAGO, 'Dc-c. 8.--The mirac- les oi modern surgery which have developed since the world war have made it possible to transplant into a human- being the nerves'--of an animal and so to repair -the part

tary hospital at l~‘ort Siieririan. illled with men who had nerves cut in halt by bullets and fragments of

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shell and as li. result were paraly- sed. Sometimes the severed ends oi these nerves could -be sawed to- gether, lhut in other cases' a con- siderable leiigtii cf nerve would be carried away so that it splice had to be put in. The nerve to be grafted does not have to be used immediately, but can be kept in- deiiiiitely in cold storage or chem- icalg until it is needed. There have developed experimental proofs where nerves have been taken from the dead. preserved for a short period.

-'in Ward 59 is .loseph Higgins.

A shell carried alwoy -the muscles and nerves of the upper part of his left arm. The wound healed. but his arm was paralyzed. -Surgeons decided to transplant muscles from -his chest. He is now regaining the

_.use of his arm.

ga inagllgga that has been shun" ; 'Private Joseph Fieiscliman, 148th

__ mhiére "e'wm,ds In the his mm_ -infantry, who hails iromh|Antigo,

=¢=ltish Expeditionary Hospital and

- leg was aperated on, and now, six

t of.i.c. limit l

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K ia' ~ M , W. C. Smith & Co.. part owners

W -.. of the Lunenburg schooner Franc-

Wis., was hit by a mac ne gun bullet, -which cut ii nerve and re- sulted in the lose of control of his riglit leg. He was sent to the Bri-

from there to Fort Sheridan. The

month, later, he is again feeling sensation in the part ofthe leg which was dee/d.

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es Gardiner have received a cable from Bt. Jolin’e, Newfoundland, ad- vising that the vessel had been abandoned at iiee,'-and that the crew had been rescued and taken into St .lohn’g by a Norwegian steamer

EXPECT LUMBER CUT

TO BE RECORD ONE

(Fredericton Gleaner)

Acocrdllig to reports received

from the 42 forest rangers the liiin- ber cut in the province this wiiitei' will 'be about 325 million feet, which will 'he a record cut.

Some time ago when reports had

been received from 29 forest rang- ers it was expected that their tot al estimate of the seasons clit would run up to 300 nilllion feet, including saw logs, railway ties anti

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While the rangers liiive estiiiial.

ed the cut nt about 325 liiillioii for-t it is believed that the nut will reach 350 liiillloii feet, as many of the big cciiipanies expect big cuts on their limits during the wliitf-l' and alll ni them lilivo large crows

of lileii in thc woods.

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A LOVE THAT FAILED

liousewife-“lf you lovc work.

why doli't you iliid lt?"

Trainn (sadly)-"Aliis. liidy.

ltlvc is blind."

Great Closing (lui Sale-

II BEER and GOFF’S

Groceries

I Everything to be sold at big reductions.

This is an attraction for Farmer’_s Week. _ Lay up your supplies when this money saving op-

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