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December 4. 1916. CITIZEN OTTAWA. CANAD.E PAGE FIVE CANADIAN HONOR ROLL (12.30 a.m., Dec. 4th, 1916.) INFANTRY.

Killed Action. 410232 Pte. F. Airey, Cornwall, Ont. 111036 Pte.

R. Boughton, Toronto. 410695 Pte. D. Brown, Toronto.

101136 A. Cook, Alta. 190339 Pte. S. Dunkowski, Buffalo.

177255 Sgt. W. Fitzpatrick, Montreal, 410493 Pte. O. Fletcher, Jamestown, N.D.

171182 Cpl. M. Grant, Montreal. 190024 Pte. G.

Hobbs, St. Thomas, Ont. 111109: Pte. R. Joyce, Montreal.

189935 Pte. W. Lea, St. Thomas, Ont. 177805 Cpl.

H. Maldeis, Montreal. 117931 Pte. J. McIntosh, Winchester Springs, Ont.

410574 F. Osborne, Iroquois, Ont. 410391 Pte. F. Roberts, Cornwall, Out.

177360 Pte. F. Turfus, Montreal. 190189 Pte. C.

Williams, Fingal, Ont. Accidentally Killed. Pte. 0. Charron, Montreal.

Wounded. 44214 Pte. E. Bourdon, Montreal. 163258 A.

Sgt. J. Campbell, Toronto. 163566 Pte. J.

Chappell, Toronto. 77034 I'te. H. Cutt, Victoria. 23650 Pte.

T. Dancause, Pascal, (Jue. 480510 Pte. F. Gronger, Winnipeg, 410761 Pte.

F. Hartley, Montreal. 147186 I'te. J. Lindell, Elmwood, Man.

196137 Pte. C. LeMay, Lakefield, Ont. 144149 Pte. J.

Mars, Perth, Ont. 104383 Cpl. A. Meyers, Toronto. 470453 Pte.

H. Mumford, Port Maitland, N.S. 147757 Pte. C. Peak, Winnipeg.

Died of Wounds. 148481 Pte. W. Haigh, Winnipeg. 143384 Pte.

A. Lobb, Toronto. 143162 Pte. W. Varney, Toronto.

Died. 709867 Pte. H. Pearson, Lower Millstream, N.B. Killed in Action.

77023 Pte. Believed A. Berry, Killed Victotion. 178239 Pte. B.

Heny, Hemmingford, P.Q. Wounded and Missing. Lt. H. Duncan, Collingwood, Ont.

Missing. 410589 Pte. H. Poynter, Montreal. 434903 Pte.

P. Spence, Medicine Hat, Alta. 160108 Pte. B. Wood, Calgary.

Seriously Ill. 841651 Pte. E. Tobin, Wounded. 177620 Pte.

H. Peters, Montreal. 426636 Pte. J. Shannon, Medicine Hat, Alta.

Killed in Action. 410478 Pte. Covey, Jamestown, N. Y. 410175 Pte.

G. Porteous, Buckingham, P. Q. Wounded. 164029 Pte.

G. Aldridge, Bright, Ont. 552539 Pte. C. Bolton, England.

129227 Sergt. D. Baxter, Vancouver. 474063 Pte. H.

Brewer, Govan, Sask. 427472 Pte. E. Broadfoot, Cotton Wood P.O., Sask. 210157 Pte.

A. Burtch, Jordan, Ont. 198605 Pte. F. Buchanan, Scotland.

184106 H. Bunyan, England. 444781 Pte. J. Caplin, St.

Andre de Restigouche, P. Q. 410071 Pte. B. Cunningham, Gaudette, P.

Q. 472950 Pte. J. Cairne, Goodwood, Ont. 132810 Sergt.

M. Craig, Scotland. 144566 A. L. Cpl.

G. Edgar, Scotland. 199365 Pte. W. Fulford, Port Arthur, Ont.

161185 Pte. A. Fitzherbert, Pekisko, Alta. 226511 Pte. G.

Flint, Snow Road, Ont. 430205 Pte. V. Goggs, England. 412706 Pte.

W. Henley, Belleville, Ont. 472128 Cpl. G. Howe, Saskatoon, Sask.

703930 Pte. A. Jennings, Trail, I B.C. 147171 Pte. W.

Knowles, England. 447126 Pte. J. Love, Big Valley P.O., Alta. 201434 Pte.

W. McDowell, Ireland. Major G. Maxwell, Halifax, 199255 Pte. W.

Millican, England. 403459 Pte. G. Moss, kin Nil. 443396 Pte.

J. Morrison, Peachland, B. C. Wounded. 453723 Pte.

R. Beck, Toronto. Prisoner of War. 414557 Pte. R.

MacLean, Charlottetown, P. E. I. Wounded. 443396 Pte.

J. Morrison, Peachland, B. C. 220053 Pte. J.

Mackenzie, Brockville, Ont 104970 L. Cpl. L. Ostle, Oshawa, Ont. 147571 Sgt.

W. Patrick, Scotland. 219394 Pte. C. Petry, Aylmer, P.

105681 Pte. R. Pryce, Wawata, Sask. 474345 Pte. G.

Porteous, Saskatoon, Sask. 400164 Pte. W. Ritchie, Scotland. 81806 Pte.

L. Skolrood, Maidstone, Sask. 472683 Pte. J. Walby, Oakville, Ont.

175314 Pte. G. Walsh, Niagara Falls, Ont. SERVICES. Seriously Ill.

749 Dvr. R. Kelton, Philadelphia. INFANTRY. Killed in Action.

446098 Pie. H. Regan, Calgary. Missing. 434640 Cpl.

C. Adam, Calgary, 161044 Pte. H. Owen, Calgary, 447519 Pte. P.

Powers, Calgary, 434655 Pte. W. Prince, Calgary. Wounded. 160136 Pte.

W. Goodman. Calgary. Lt. J.

Grant. Nelson, B.C. 101025 F. Linklater. Balsam Bay, Man.

487531 Pte. L. McLachlan, Gaster, Alta, 337840 Pte. W. Steinhauser, MorleyAlta.

150634 Pte. J. Taylor, Winnipegosis, Man. Pte. T.

Toseland, Winnipeg. 413475 Pte. T. Thomson, Notch Hill, E.C. A2421 Pte.

A. Walker, Scotland. MOUNTED RIFLES. Killed in Action. 130965 Pte.

T. Jackson, Brandon. Died of Wounds. 669539 Pte. D.

Dudgeon, Toronto. Wounded and Missing. 107212 C. Fletcher, Victoria. B.

C. Wounded. 135636 Pte. E. Addy, Toronto.

107256 W. Graham. Sheeswap, B. C. 414920 Pte.

P. Neary, Halifax. ARTILLERY. Killed in Action. 42592 Sgt.

A. Stone, Toronto. Wounded. 48475 Bmbdr. P.

Defriez, Toronto. Seriously 111. 847594 Drummer N. Forrester, Montreal. ENGINEERS.

Wounded. 66139 Spr. G. Porteous, Longueuil. INFANTRY.

Presumed to Have Died. 23409 Cpl. F. Bryant, England. 10115 Pte.

S. Dickson. Ireland. 117 Pte. R.

Graham. Scotland. 26225 Pte. H. March.

England. 24965 Pte. W. Melluish, England. 16817 Pte.

J. Smythe, Ireland. 22929 Pte. G. Warburton, England.

MOUNTED RIFLES. Died of Wounds, 424975 Pte. A. Jordan, England. Wounded and Missing.

463484 Pte. N. Keith. Scotland. 464390 Pte.

H. Fletcher, Wales, 440190 Pte. S. Patterson, Ireland. 159559 V.

Sokoloski, Russia, Wounded. 107065 Pte. T. Armit, England. Killed in Action.

79032 Pte. H. Ashton. England. 79113 Sergt.

D. MacItae, Scotland. 213606 S. Sarson, England. 81868 Pte.

T. Swindell, England. 79555 Cpl. J. Wil.

Norway. Died of Wounds, 187509 Pte. P. Bark, England. 100977 A.

L. Cpl. R. Elliott, England. 410141 Pte.

A. Morris, Scotland. Killed in Action. 73321 L. Cpl.

J. Barker, England. Wounded and Missing, 139583 Pte. T. Giffin, Ireland.

466220 Pte. W. McLean, Scotland. Missing. 454255 Pte.

J. Wall, England. Dangerously Ill. 690231 Pte. A.

MacDonald, Scotland. (10.30 p.m., Dec. 3, 1916.) INFANTRY. Killed in Action. 177238 Pte.

F. Ades, England. 1410012 Pte. T. Ball, England.

189529 Pte. J. Bertram, South Africa. 410037 Pte. P.

Bristow, England. 477274 Pte. T. Eastwood, England. 410102 Pte.

A. Galovitch, Russia. 18846 Pte. B. Hampton, England.

177314 Pte. H. Hemsley, England. 130230 Pte. S.

Holliday, England. 129530 Pte. T. Ireland, England. 410520 E.

Kennedy, Ireland. 447163 J. Oliver, Scotland. Pte. 410393 Pte.

J. Roll, England. 410186 Pte. Hi. Rothwell, England.

410617 Pte. Sherman, Ireland. 129893 Pte. M. Smith, Scotland.

Died of Wounds. 145193 Pte. A. Hollands, England. Missing.

435118 Pte. J. Adams, Scotland. 435560 Pte. E.

Hunter, England. 219939 Pte. J. O'Connor, England. 219580 Pte.

H. Rosenthal, Russia. Killed in Action. 410030 Pte. P.

Boyes, England. Wounded and Missing. 160496 Pte. J. Cameron, Ireland.

441431 Pte. A. Kilpatrick, Scotland. Reported Missing Now Not Missing. 425295 Pte.

J. Schofield, England. Wounded. 144266 Pte. E.

Sibley, England. 133021 H. Smith, England. 144460 Pte. A.

Bridges, England. 434269 Pte. W. Costello, Ireland. 628048 Pte.

D. Munro, Scotland. 628045 Pte. 11. Knight, England.

ARTILLERY. Died of Wounds. 87192 Bomb. B. Larbalestier, Chan- nel Islands.

Wounded. 301378 Sgt. W. Berry, Scotland. INFANTRY.

Killed in Action. 410235 Cpl. John William Atkinson, Billings' Bridge, Ottawa. 410020 Pte. Harry Boedell, Mountain Road, Hull.

177210 Cpl. Edward Ebbs Charleson, 507 Besserer Ottawa. 410061 Cpl. T. Cooper, 97 Gloucester Ottawa.

410097 Pte. Harold George Frazer, 421 Laurier Ottawa. 410128 Pte. Edmund Glifton Lawrence, 217 Besserer Ottawa. 410810 Pte.

Charles Walton Lewis, 325 Gloucester Ottawa. 145450 Pte. Basil Myers, 790 Somerset Ottawa. 410163 Pte. Clifford James O'Neill, 36 Lett Ottawa.

145522 Pte. Thomas John Skaham, 20 Balsam Ottawa. 410230 Sgt. Wilson, 164 First Avenue, Ottawa. 410207 Pte.

Harold Fergus Travers, 504 Metcalfe Ottawa. Wounded. 410155 Pte. Alfred McWilliam, 376 Bronson Ottawa. 144887 Pte.

William Robertson, 54 Creighton Ottawa. (Midnight, Dec. 2, 1916.) INFANTRY. Killed in Action. 628538 Pte.

O. Mann, England. 186192 Pte. A. Milne, Scotland.

Died of Wounds. 123928 Pte. A. Harris, England, 102045 Pte. A.

Hay, Scotland. Wounded. 150076 Pte. J. Fairlie, Scotland.

Prisoner of War. 47834 Pte. O. Dale, England. Admitted to Hospital.

152009 Pte. A. Wilmott, England. Wounded. 426273 Pte.

W. Shacklady, England. 443809 Pte. J. Fram, Scotland.

160942 Pte. G. Mills, England. 127480 Pte. S.

Larkin, England. 163580 Pte. E. Gregory, England. 219703 Pte.

W. Martin. England. 452442 Pte. F.

Harris, England. 629463 Pte. W. Lester, Devon, England. 127468 Pte.

L. Williams, England. 102120 Sgt. E. Lister.

England. 138008 Pte. W. Bradnick, 163385 Pte. J.

Lord, England. INFANTRY. Killed in Action. 129931 Pte. R.

Andrew, England. 435802 Cpl. J. Breedon, Brantford, Ont. A738 Pte.

A. Carson, London. Oat. 464117 Pte. M.

Cummingham, Petaluma, Cal. 623249 Pte. A. Dempsey, McKinstry, Mich. Cpl.

G. Dennis, Van628232 couver. 189455 Pte. J. Doughty, England.

437871 Pte. F. Gibson, Montreal, 130204 Pte. A. McPhail, Almonte, Ont.

145660 Pre. Wilson. Bell'e Corners, Ont. Died of Wounds. 703128 Pte.

J. Godin, Minitonas, Man. 163949-Pte. I. Walsh, Toronto.

Mi-sing. Mat La Mabe, Golden 220162 Pre Lake. Ont Diamond Clusters $50 to $1000 Bilsky, Limited 20-24 Rideau Street C2 Missing, Believed Killed. 435525 Pte. C.

Langille, Halifax. 447505 Pte. N. Russell, Victoria Harbour, Ont. 447948 Pie.

A. Stewart, Glendive, Montana. Killed in Action. 489165 P'te. J.

Allen, Halifax. 71263 I'te. W. Hardman, Winnipeg. 419018 P'te.

J. Nail, Barachois, P.Q. Seriously Ill. 427637 Pte. F.

Cahill, Tignish, P. E. 1, 634130 Pte. V. Shield, Wolfe 1s- land, ont.

Wounded. 460046 Pie. E. Drake, 132687 Pte. John Lyle' Forgie, Renfrew, Ont.

220492 Pte. J. Ingram, Pakenham P. 0., Ont. Lieut, G.

O' Grady, Winnipeg. 160724 Pte. W. Fitter, Victoria. Died of Wounds.

164468 Pte. I. Rowland, Brantford, Ont. Wounded. 407112 Pte.

F. Smith, Barrie, Ont. 22527 Sgt. F. Wade, Marysville, B.

ARTILLERY. Accidentally Killed. 41356 Driver F. Richardson, East Angus, P. Q.

Gassed. 41610 A. Welling, Pt. Du Chene, N. B.

INFANTRY. Killed in Action. 443647 Pte. A. Belcher, England.

622103 Sgt. W. Booker, England, 460629 Pte. G. Cushnie, Scotland.

437974 Pte. D. McKittrick, Ireland. 622634 Pte. M.

Perry, England. 472486 Pte. H. Ward, England. 622445 Cpl.

J. Weller, England. 622165. L. Sgt.

A. Winearls, England. Died of Wounds. 703443 Pte. E.

Whelan, kin prisoner in Germany. Missing. 410030 Pte. P. Boyes, England.

703646 Pte. J. McNaught, Scotland. 703534 Pte. W.

Newton, England. Seriously Ill. 129307 Pte. C. Denning.

England. 129627 Pte. S. Jefford, England. Wounded.

703775 Pte. J. Ballingal, Scotland. 135437 Pte. P.

Bowen, England. 472562 Cpl. R. Brittain, England. 703477 Sgt.

H. Bush, England. 13478 Pte. F. Coles, England.

160543 Pte. H. Cunliffe, England. 474001 Pte. C.

Dutch, England. 435035 L. Cpl. S. Farrar, England.

144653 Pte. F. Green, England. 703195 A. Sgt.

A. Halliday, England. 129625 Pte. S. Howie, Scotland.

434430 Cpl. H. Igglesden, England. 443623 Pte. E.

Ingram, England. 703207 Pte. A. Johnson, Norway. 440399 Pte.

W. England. 467298 Pte. W. Matthew, England.

474333 Pte. R. Mitchinson, England. 32807 L. Cpl.

M. Parkovitch, England. 474359 Pte. W. Reynolds, England.

426179 L. Cpl. A. Rusconi, England. 425763 Pte.

C. Schule, England. 220189 Pte. T. Simmons, England.

703601 Pte. H. Smith, England. 348680 Gnr. W.

Smith, England. 410642 Pte. V. Trevelyn, England. 703509 J.

Waters, Scotland. 447582 Pte. F. Witt, England. ARTILLERY.

Wounded. 41892 Dvr. E. Thurley, England. INFANTRY.

Cancel Report Casualty. 405065 Cpl. C. Lambert, Toronto. Wounded.

67160 Pte. G. Bishara, Yarmouth, N.S. 53998 Pte. V.

Bowen, Guelph, Ont. 139033 A. Sgt. H. Bushey, 10187 Pte.

R. Campbell, Toronto. 443603 Sgt. C. Collingwood, Kamloops, B.C.

126758 Pte. J. Elson, Guelph, Ont. 453164 Pte. C.

Hackett, Toronto. 443710 Pte. J. Hill, Brimley, Mich. 201841 Pte.

D. Kissock, Toronto. 426252 A. H. McLennan, Moose Jaw, Sask.

141728 Cpl. S. Merriam, Marblehead, Mass. 141120 Pte. A.

Mountain, Hamilton, Ont. 163040 Pte. S. Moyle, Toronto. 135619 Pte.

F. Patterson, Toronto. Killed in Action. 628247 Pte. C.

Brennan, St. Edward, Que, 220460 Pte. H. Constable, River John, N. S.

145002 Pte. L. Gagnon, Montreal. 628119 Pte. H.

Green, Abbotsford, B.C. 422163 Pte. J. Mclean, Vancouver. 400579 Pte.

E. Rooke, St. Thomas, Ont. Died of Wounds. 103297.

Pte. A. Hayward, Victoria, B.C. 141535 Pte. W.

Ridley, Hamilton. 443675 Pte. W. Wilson, Cobourg, Ont. Died.

442483 Pte. H. Smith, England. 690329 Cpl. J.

Tuck, Hamilton. Wounded and Missing. 473375 Pte. N. English, Calgary.

Missing. 410623 Pte. C. Smith, Smith's Falls, Ont. Wounded.

401323 Pte. E. Anderson, Exeter, Ont. Ebony Sets A gift of Ebony is always appreelated. SETS--Containing brush, comb, mirror.

and manicuring pieces In leather case up SETS- Containing brush. comb. and mirror, in leather case, $8.00 up MANICURING SETS--Containing 1 pieces, In leather case up 153 Separate pieces at ap MEMORIAL SERVICE FOR FALLEN HERO Bell St. Methodist Congregation honors Late Pte. Oscar Pingle.

An impressive memorial service for a fallen hero was held in Bell Street Methodist church last night. The man whose name was honored was Private Oscar Pingle, who was only pecently officially reported killed in action 011 June 2 last. He had been among the missing until definite evidence of his death on that date was secured. As is the custom a star was added to Pte. Pingle's name on the church honor roll.

There are two stars now, and a long list of names of men who are still in the game or preparing to go into it. Pte. Pingle wrote always cheerful letters with every line evincing a monly spirit. Rev. T.

Auson Halpenny, pastor of the church who conducted the service read some extracts from the late young soldier's letters last night and gave 8 very thoughtful address on his life and sacrifice for the cause. The honor roll was draped in black during the service. One of the most stirring parts of a service of solemnity was the beautiful rendering of the "Last Post" by Bugler Fraser of the 207th battalion. Clearly and faultlessly the notes of the bugle rose and fell as a requiem for the repose of the soul of him who lies in a soldier's grave in far-off France. The late Pte.

Pingle was a ber of the Diamond club of "Bell Street Church. The club members attended the service in a body. Pte. Kearns, who was a chum of the late soldier at the front and who has been invadided home from the war was also present. The late Pte.

Pingle was 21 years old and was born in Bowmanville, where a mourning mother father, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Pingle, now live. He was a piano tuner by occupation and lived at 45 Louisa here, with his brother, George W. Pinige, who is also a piano tuner.

was in the 4th battalion the 6th Canadian Mounted Rifles. Late David Denmark. The death occurred of David Denmark, a well known Ottawan in a local hospital on Saturday after a very brief illness. Mr. Denmark was in his sixty-ninth year, and had enjoyed the best of health until about two weeks ago when he caught what was at first thought to be a light cold.

Later his condition became more serious and he was removed to a hospital where all that medical skill could do to prolong his life was done, but to no avail. Mr. Denmark passed away on Saturday morning. The late Mr. Denmark was born in Ottawa and lived here all his life.

During the last ten years he was an employee of the city and worked on the roads. He leaves to mourn him an only daughter, Mrs. A. Marsden of this city, and three brothers and five sisters. The funeral will take place today at 2 p.m.

from the residence at 14 (Elm street to Beechwood cemetery. Killed in Action. 461229 Pte. G. Ausmundson, Selkirk, Man.

474003 Pte. G. Dean, Saskatoon, Sask. 623039 Pte. R.

Irwin, Winnipeg, 410557 Pte. A. McLellan, Mille Roches, Ont. Unoflicially Prisoner. 427685 Pte.

L. Cunning, Regina, Sask. Lt. A. Irving, Victoria.

Wounded and Missing. 63600 Pte. T. Mullin, Montreal. Missing.

163292 Pte. D. Brennan, Toronto. 703349 Pte. F.

Gallant, Vancouver. Seriously Ill. 219519 Pte. L. Jewett, Lyn, Ont.

Wounded. 129605 Pte. R. Archibald, Vancouver. 443607 Pte.

N. Perg, Kamloops, B.C. 472141 Cpl. T. Davis, Saskatoon, Sask.

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HARRISON. Principal. Telephone Queen 2378. WEEK-END VICTIMS OF HUN SUBMARINES British, French and Neutral Ships Lost. LONDON.

Dec. reports the sinking of the following vessels: British steamships Burcombe. 3,516 tons gross; Istrar 4,582 tons gross, and Harpalus 1,445 tons gross. Norwegian steamship Skjoldulf, 489 tons gross. French sailing vessel Briantis 256 tons gross, and Cap-Lihou 252 tons gross.

British steantship Eggstord; the crew was landed. The Eggstord, 8,566 tons gross, and 302 feet long, was built in 1910, and owned in Cardiff. She was last reported on her arrival on October 31 at Bordeaux from New Orleans. LONDON, Dec. despatel from Falmouth to Lloyds says that the British steamer Briadene was sunk on Friday.

The crew was landed at Falmouth by the steamer Tuna. The agency announces that the Japanese steamer Nagata Maru has been sunk, and that the Swedish steamer Douglas and the French schooner St. Joseph are reported to have been sunk. Late Mrs. Arthur Ford.

Death, under peculiarly distressling circumstances, came to Mrs. Ford, wife of Mrs. Arthur Ford of the parliamentary press gallery on Saturday morning. The deceased, who WAS thirty years of age, contracted grippe at the beginning of the week. The disease developed into pneumonia complicated with pleurisy in its most acute and painful form.

The late Mrs. Ford was an estimable young woman of refinement and culture. In Ottawa, as in Winnipeg where she formerly resided, she had a host of friends to whom news of her death has come as a severe shock. Besides the husband four little children, the youngest an infant four days old are left to mourn the loss of a loving and devoted wife and mother. The deceased was a daughter of Rev.

J. W. Scott, formerly of Minnesota, where she was born. Her father died here just a year ago. Her mother survives her.

The late Mrs. Ford was a cousin of Premier Hearst of Ontario and Hon. Dr. McFadden, of Winnipeg. St.

Paul's Methodist church vesterday feeling reference to the loss sustained by the congregation in her death was made by Rev. Basil Thompson. To the afflicted husband and family great sympathy is extended in their distressing bereavement. The funeral service will take place from the family residence, 178 Fourth Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Interment will be made at Beechwood cemetery.

Go-Forth Mission Band. The Go- Forth Mission Band of the Glebe Presbyterian church, held A successful sale of fancy and useful articles Saturday, at 141 Sparks street. The president of the band, Miss A. Grant, and the numerous young lady members were well repaid for their efforts by the splendid sales FRANCAIS SECOND WEEK FOR Bizzy Wizzy Rosenberg -AND HISMerry Makers SPECIAL PHOTO-PLAYS. Last Chapter of FANTOMAS The False Magistrate.

A Kay Bee Feature A BLACK CONSPIRACY. In Four Reels. And Others. POULIN'S- The Connecting Link Between Santa Claus and the Christmas Stocking The Stopping Place Where Santa Trades for Toys TOYS ARE A TRIUMPH AT POULIN'S. They are the spirit of frolic and its fun, fullest they delight capacity, the they hearts take of the first place kiddies, in they the crowd children's Old Santa's stockings bag and to they please the parents.

And what an array of them there are! Fifteen cents or fifteen dollars, no matter how much you want to spend--there's something cute, something instructive, something lasting, which will cost you just what you feel like paying and you'll get good value. There are even more than last year, and particular effort has made to provide REAL TOYS. Toys that have character, toys that are well put together, toys that train the young mind, toys that tickle adults--toys for everyone. Blocks, Trains, Balls, Drums, Fire Engines, Wagons, Books, Pianos, Dolls, Paints, Horses, Sleighs, Stoves and so on and so on, a list so long that the shortest way to get over it is to see the splendid display in our Sparks Street Windows. Tovs that were made during the day.

The tables and those in charge were: Fancy work, Mrs. B. S. Liberty, convener; assisted by Miss Edna Moulds, Miss H. Dalglish, Miss Jean Ogilvy and Miss F.

Cole. Candy: Miss Janet Watson, convener; assisted by the Misses M. Milne, M. Molean and F. Macfarlane.

Tea room: Miss Jean Martin, convener; and the Misses M. Graham, B. Hannun, D. Watt, I. Day, D.

Harris, C. Cole and M. Connor. A display of Chinese work was under the convenership of Mrs. A.

W. Grant. Mary Pickford This Week. Mary Pickford, the little Canadian girl, will be seen at the Imperial all this week in her first picture with her own company, "Less Than the Dust." No advance in prices. Matinees, 5c and 10c; evenings, 10c and 20c.

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THE "Eternal Question?" Do Clothes Make The Woman? See this Film for the Answer. Beautiful ALL THIS WEEK THE WORLD'S SWEETHEART Mary Picktord In the First Superior Production under her own Artistic Guidance--costing $300,000 to Produce-With a Cast of 500. "Less Than the Dust" (IN EIGHT MASSIVE PARTS) From the Environment of the Lowest Caste of the Hindu to the Atmosphere of an English Drawing Room. Special Music Has Been Selected By Prof. Craig and will be rendered on the Huge $35,000 Orchestral Wonder NO ADVANCE IN PRICES MATINEE, 5c and 10c.

EVENING, 10c and. 20c. Doors open 1.15 and 6.45. SHOWN EXCLESIVELY AT THE IMPERIAL. ADDED ATTRACTION Morris and Clark Entertainers de Luxe.

ALL THIS WEEK EXCLUSIVELY HIGH-CLASS. On The Third At Poulin's CANADIAN TRADERS WILL HAVE CHANCE The creation of an official organization to operate the eighteen hundred canteens in the United Kingdom, also in Egypt, Malta, Gibraltar and Bermuda, will afford an opportunity for business to Canadian exporters, says Harrison Watson, Canadian trade DOMINION TODAY'S PROGRAMME On the School Play Grounds. A Miniature Musical Comedy, Bernard Janis, Geo, Wright Tonge Jeaner, The Ozavs. Matinee Continuous 1 to 5. Evening 7 and 9.

PRICES--Matinee, 5c, 10c, 15c. Evening, 5c, 15c, 25c. commissioner in London, in a report to the trade and commerce department. The provisioning heretofore has been done by contractors. Now an army canteen committee, an alcohol purchasing 8.8 well as supervising body has been established, and it 18 the desire af far as possible, Floor Centre a WED.

Bessie Barriscale, in "Plain Jane" COMING Norma Talmadge in "Fifty-Fifty" 1204 O- Bazaar and Tombola Laurentian Chapter Daughters of The Empire. TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, AFTERNOON AND EVENING, DECEMBER 5th and 6th. IN "ARCADE' 194-198 SPARKS STREET Under the Distinguished Patronage of HER EXCELLENCY THE DUCHESS OF DEVONSHIRE Who has kindly consented to open the Bazaar. Attractive stalls containing Fancy Work, Dolls, Toys, Soldiers' Comforts, Sweets, Home-made Candy, Old Curiosity and Second hand Shops, An Exhibition of War Trophies, Vaudeville, Dancing Afternoon Tea, Ice Cream, etc. TOMBOLA PRIZES WILL BE DISPLAYED IN SPARKS STREET WINDOWS.

207th BAND IN ATTENDANCE. FAMILY "The House That Gets The Business." MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY. George Walsh and Anna Luther In a Verile Story of a Bad Man's Reformation. THE BEAST AT. Three GOOD Vaudeville Complete Change of Programme for THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY.

Youngest and Most Charming of Screen Stars Mary Miles Minter In Her Greatest Mutual Star Success. Youths' EndearingCharm A Beautiful Story in which Lovely Mary is given Sufficient Scope to Display Her Wonderful Talent. Popular- 5 Mat. Eye- Prices.