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iT PAYS to buyin this proviuce.l RECRUITING SPECIAL.-'rho r

fcruiting special train leaves ut 11.3

‘ THE DATE of Mr. Pierce's ad- p. dress at the Women’s Club has been

. - . changed to February 12th. 7158. I READY TO-DAY.-The installation

of' ob t~ , _ ‘ of wireless on the.-Prince Edward ls-

.,- ‘ sta diS lflate and l0Ilg EdTHEd I3l1'E(?MlE|;itS.p-l'IL`l1e "Prince land will pe somnpletcitoduty. ' The op-

n war san " c c ou yesterday erator wil e r.- ums rum of t e

ng con hs colds at 7.30 a.n1. for Cliariottetowu, but Dominion Government steamer Simcoe,

owing to the severe snow storm did which has been in buoy service in the

m. sharp.

I ‘ Q grand-_ troubles of all Sorts, not dock till 10.15 p.1n._ She had Great Lakes. 1

How’s Yoii-ri _

Heater A

Are you having trouble

with your Furnace? find it ditiicult keeping the fire in over night and unsatisfac- tory, ifso try a- ton of clean Coaiiike Drummond Round it is a good Furnace Coal.

A. Pickarcl `& Co.

Phone 240

Ch’town

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During 1916

you will find our store a~ good place to trade. As we carry only reliable

goods and sell at moder-

ate prices.

Gj‘i‘l'l. Taylor

Jeweler & Optician & Engraver

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Pres‘1`ent Wilson Would Do More if america Were Prepared.

i.ONi)()N, Feb. 3.--The Daily Ex-

press, |11 un editorial today. after rc- niarking that the latest Zeppelin at- tacks are certain to provoke great in- dignation in the United States, urges ou that country the necessity for pre- paredness. '

"Former President Roosevelt is try-

ing to push President Wilson into war," says the Daily Express, "but the president knows America is unpre- pared, otherwise he might do some- thing more than write indignant notes. Great Britain would have been in the same position if the Little navy people

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it is not a patent medic ‘ ine but a prescription ,and is the best cough remedy ever offered the public. ‘Don’t waste time trying other so called cough mixtures. You will get

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results from Hughes’

Coufh Mixture. 25c per bot e at

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Good chocolates ure cxcclicnt

food, dainty,dciigi1t',-- but they

must be pure. and fresh.

Fresh today from the kitcli- sus we have -

NelIson's

Moir's

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had their way-we would still be writ- ing notes about Belgium. The Uni-ted States may be sure of one thing-if the Germans win this war America will be their next object of attack."

OTTAWA, Feb. 3.--The troopship

“Mi.saunal1ie” which sailed from Can- lada 011 January 22nd. has arrived safe- ; ly in England with 1.693 troops, inclu-

‘ding 433 infantry from Halifax.

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'for Syve, _in __ D.l.1st contains be"l1l"ds§f§lDseaie'-=g`erms.

do _ n, _then_ is just the time these

germs git in their work. _ 5 _ 1 '_' It is tier _tobe safethan sorry.

_Order _a tin today from y0ur

011 ‘$011111 8 IHFEQ, number of passen-'

gers. about 170 tons of freight and 35 Mr. A. C. Saunders Mayor of Sum-I

sacks of mail. The Stanley left merside is in the city.

Georgetown at 7 a.m., but was de. tained by the weather. dockin about

oi' their friends and relations came to honour the fiftieth anniversary oi their marriage. After a number of valuable gifts had been presented the evening

Donald showed syniptoins of illness, but he explained that hc had hurried away without waiting for breakfast,

Railway for nearly 50 years, is now rn- ‘tlring 011 a pension. Wednesday he was waited upon in the Railway Works by his follow employees, and presented

of thc l'rl11cc Edward ltuiiway, learn y

Miss Ada S. Bradbury

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ooLpEN wsoome.-A very en- ~ '

Joyable time was spent recently at the '

home of Mr. and Mrs. Murdock Mc- Donald. Rose Valley when a number v

DONALD MCLAUCH LAN.

. 011 January 25th thcrc passed to tho

was past in singing old time songs and home beyond the oldest resident ofi swry lem“E~ -M301' Wlilifh, the ll0Vlal l)uustaii`nage in the person of Mr` company gathered around a well laden Dmmid Mcmiuciilaii. He was born in table to which they did ample justice. Marshfield 37 yea;-B ago and was 3 The °°ml’““Y "e““`ned '~° l-'hell' homes resident of Duustaifnagc for over 50 after wishing Mr. and Mrs. MacDonald yea,-g_ About 50 years Egg he married many more years of happy wedded life- Miss Jessie Ellis of Donaldston, who Mr' *md Mrs- M“°D°““ld have tWe“lY',survives him. Mr Mchauclilan was a, “light 5\`““d°h“‘}l'°“ and eight great kind. obiiging neighbour and a friend grandchildren. to eve,-yb0dy_ He was very Weil

""""‘ known to the former generation and

MED 'N PlcT°U-News l">HC|\0d was active until three years ago when

the clt.y yesterday oi’ the death in the the mm-m|¢|eB of age pompelled mm ig 110111111111 at Picton of G111111c1° 5111111 Mc- _ uve it retired live. faithfully attended u“““ld' “'h° was tal‘°“_l““ Wm* ¢°“'iby his wife to the end. liis funeral gestion_of the lungs while 011 his way. 0|, Thulgday, me 27th Jimum-yy was to ilaiitax to go 011 duty at lves i’oi1\t.i wry largely attended to the May-gh. Before the detachment left the Driiii "cm Cemete,-y_ his pastor, m.v_ R_ L_ liali. Wednesday morning, Gunner Mc- (;¢,mn_ 0m¢1at_ipg__ (Pat. please copy.)

SAMUEL MACDOUGALL

and said he would bc all right shortly. SHEmAC_ N_ B__ _Imp -g9___A" 01,1 Malo" McKay l“”l5t"d “W” his W” u11d highly respected citizen passed mmnmg al- lmme- as he appeared lo away tl1is.week. when the late Sauiucl be q“ll'° sick- Ma-lor Leigh also added MacDouga.ll, after a long illness, died ms pr°l'e5" "0 the y°“"g mam* Pwlllg at his home hcre. 011 Friday morning. and the detachment left without him. p Deceased' who was e|gmy.l|,|-ee years He. however. after n short interval, of ag0_ was a native of p_ E_ L_ but ran after the detachment. fell into l111e,lm-d "ved the greater pun of his lm, a11d marched with them on board ti1c_hem_ In religion he was a Smmmh steamer. He became much worse be- pmBbyte,.ian_ The late M,-_ Mac. fore arriving at Pictou and it was Dougal, is survived by a widow' me

f°“n‘.l newssary “J place mm in “'1laughtcrs, Misses Jessie, Margaret .

hosmml umm- His passhlg “WW and Sophia. of Shediac, Rhoda, of y““**"““Y is *‘ “ad l"°W ii’ lil” “'l‘l°W' Froaerictoii, and Mrs. c. pinion, or iflinmllmr' who 'emacs 0" Queml Sussex. and one son, I (1. li.. Conduc- H5 Cty' and Sha hm’ the lluumcll t.0r Coll Macbougsil of Moncton. sympathy °f au' T-lm remums will be Thrcc brothers also survive, Messrs. brought home for interment 011 Satur- George, of Moron' p_ E_ IW John of day by me S'S‘ Prince Edward I“l“’“l' ltcxhum. North. Co., and Donald ot'

i~iydi1cy,- Cape Breton. and 0110 sister, R`fl:V'ElM5iR‘_E°-l‘fl’~ :l‘:l‘11 Mrs. Goo. 11o11,o1A11>1u1y. 11. 1. 'rim ~ om' 10'” _' f J’ l;f__l0"". 91:” 0| '“' funeral took place Sunday ai't.cr1100n D ym’ 0 N °“""‘"‘a D'“`l’“"l` 111tern1c11t ai. Greenwood Cciiictery

ment of the Prince Edward island

CENTURIAN PASSED AWAY

MR. JOHN MCCABE

with a purse of money and thc follow- _ , , ` . , . .. ~ 1111-' by Mr- 1’-iw M-~ ...”°.;‘lI.i°“.l.’..f.‘.'i;ii"i.ff-..l'$3..""“ii .ffl Quaid. Mechanical l~`orer1u-111:- John I ' - sl, I' ',' __ ]‘ 1 ' McPl\e1‘s0u, Dear Sir-We. the cm- mnjfl H126 _'mL;°_p°,' ,H ,‘":|L,‘Lf,y fuigl, ploy(-.cs of the Mechanical Department ml fm' ‘lt H' l‘mm 0 l ‘""(' U "

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_ 5| The deccase was 11 man oi' rung

glmtslyou RTI? dedded to rctlm 0" "M constitution. ucvcr known lo be sick

on 011 wance after a ng and ,, _ , _ , _ i`aitl1ful .scrvicc of nearly hall' a con- or lf’ “'(l"lr‘j 'f“'d"'“l “fdj ‘""ll‘0",tlf'"` tury. During thc many years that you 'fd _Tl lo llhl’ 'ml' _lm l”§‘fduu y ;"“‘l" have been associated with us, wc may “mf dai' ly any’ ‘md d “I ‘L lm y """ say that \vc have always- found you mf‘,‘l_‘l"‘m"_ , _, __I_ siiruiglitforwarii and conscientious in ll?" wm°h_f_’". l’_°“°r ,"‘"' _""5 M' nil your dalings, every ready to help Wl"“h "° °m,""m°S W" .Buy 0'. “lm your fellow cinpioyces. either in dis- Mme has claimed "S vwtlnl mnmg trcss or otherwise, and for these no- upon him’ "ot by “rpms” however’ ble qualities you will long be remeni- bm fully pmlmmd to meet ll'

harem not only by me employees of lie was born in the county ot Mon- th M cl ical D_ I b aghan, Ireland. in the year 1814. He

e e mu °purtmcm" mt _.y emigrated to this country in the year

the employees oi' tl tl de au- _ ' ' ~ ments of the P_ E_ Igalgl l§;i|wal;, as 18.50. taking p8SSHH0_~l|\ l-llc 3000 Ship dui-in our cold Canadian winter let

- 'l‘l1on1as Gelsou. which arrived

wen. 1,, 11111111111; you good-bye we ask in

,_ , Charlottetown after a voyage of seven

you to accept the accompanying _ k _ H H St _ med mth L0

purse, 11ot for its value. but as a ww St, c ‘rl be H dc “"5 "1 slight token of esteem in which you Pun 0 "lm Sand' a “WM S mmm'

are held. and our earnest prayers are "lg to 5t“"h°p0' where he spem' me that you may long be spm.e(‘1 to en_ last 50 years of his life and through joy the "uns of your laborS____ Signml his industry and toil he built for him- 0" behalf of the Employee” or uw self a c0n11ortubl|.:_l101nc in which he Moclmmcal Depm.mmnt_ Mn ~ Ml., 1nm1ii'cstcd11 deep iutcrcst to thc lust.

Pherson heartily :hnnktd his feilowciii- ll” was “ V°l”"“ll of U1” /\“"”`l""“ ployees for their kind gift whi-ch hc UW" Wi" “lid ‘Wing a l4°”d C"“"""' -mgmy app|.ec|sted_ Though retiring sationaiist, could relate many interce- from active service to shall not soon Uni! 'M05 "°l“l'l"" §lJ°"°l° H0 Wa"

H forget his friends in this cit V. 3 5'-"mg C°“se""l‘~l e “l‘l'“VS '-aklllllf

y an active art in politics.

HW ms 5 d Su] hu Mr. McCabe was a man oi great in-

f Y H’ 9 Compolyiiid contallgg agelillts especl|)a||; tciligence 'honest and truthful, richly

g 0 1 _“mama for comring gray and faded endowed with the traits of character

l hair . lt is delicately perfumed, im- WlB°hi°°';‘§ll§“t‘i fue ;”"“h°°dt't d d

‘ urng is as iays ewasa ‘en e

parting to the hair a faint but pleas by hm devoted pastor' Rev J B Mc

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aut odor.--50c. and $1.00 bottles.-E. Nl died _ ol d .tl . la t

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A. Foster. Central Drugstore mes of me R. C_ Church_

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'ls the best F°"11°1 Mistress-I “'°“l<1 "ke t° ¢l'l.f‘r1§;.§"l.ro$"os]..°1l>1.f01lf»w§uill..'lll’1f.'.l1ll'f.

Hlva 5'°“ ”‘ g°°d ne°°mm”"dal‘l°”" to Covchcad Church whore *a Mass of Eliza' but my c°“”“l`°“°e wmpels me kteouveni was celebrated by the pastor '-° stale mm y°“ "°"°r 3” the meal” after which ho was laid to rest in the

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meals U10 “alll” as I 3°' my DW' John Wlielnn, Jnuies Lamphicr and

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1 " 142 Prim street, next to xindérgunon ""l‘\‘““"""

oi DUSTBANE

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Art Needle Work and materials! for

working. Stmnned Linens and Threads Ol' nil kinds. '

sweep Without it

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tired or ‘a bit run

89-gllzissist on Oigutbmé- Im1.i2.U0HS 1 .,.,,.,., A V _ . . F _` )_ , ar§BIe(l*l‘ei(e grid kegs for st_o1f€.` 05506 'iff '

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17 11... 1... '$1.00

--for puru. i*`rcncii tlnstiin Soup.

Only a small supply loft, but

enough for yon, ii you come quickly.

Don‘t put oil" calling until io-

morrow or you may he too late to take advantage of the special offer.

Call,mail or phone your order

today aadwe will reserve a sup- ply for you.

This French Castile Soo

very special bsfllin at

pound, 7 lbs for

._'l`lie 2 Macs |49 _Ghli

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Your Pet Com

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One com can cause a lot

of 'suffering-no m a t te r whether it is a new one or one of the old stickers. ` Any corn-no matter of how long standing--will yield to

Our Corn Remover . uwiu

remove the fou_r days. It will cause

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5.00 Muiis sell for 4.00 8.00 Mufls scll for 6.50 12.00 Muffs sell for 9.50 18.00 Mufis sell _for 14.50 27.00 Mufls sell for 21.60

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3.75 Searls arc now 3.00 7.50 scarls are iiow 6.00 12,00 scaris arc now 9.50 18.00 scarfs are 24.50

sale cost.

1 ivluskrait Coat, 75.00 for

Every sort of Furs will be dearer next fall. Every'

line shows advance of, 10 to 30 per cent. Even at our full price Furs are cheap'~r enormously than next sea- sons’ prices and now-in addition-we are offering special reductions on every Fur.

This means two discounts. See these lovely Furs today.

6.00 Mufis sell for 4.75 10.00 l\Iuf`i's sell for 8.00 16.00 Muils scll for 13.00 22.00 Mails sell for 17.50 36.00 Mufis sell ior 29.00

LOVELY FUR SCARFS AT YOUR OWN PRICES

5.50 scaris are now 4.50 10.50 scarfs arc now 8.50 14.00 scaris 11ow 11.00 22.00 Searls now 17.50

36.00 scaris now z9.oo

Get Your New Fur Coat Now Y0u’ll never

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beat these Prices

Tlicsc coats were bought at tlic lowest fur prices known for tcii years. They are 4

away below thc best prices \vc have cvcr had. And now for this wonderful four-days sale you will bc ablc to get your choice among them-for :1 price far below tl\¢prcser1twl1ole-

2 Hudsoii scai coats, 75.00 for 60.00; 1 Muskrut Coat, 50.00 for 40.00; 2 Muslcrat

Coats, 72.00 for 57.50; 1 muskrat coat, 90.00 for 72.00; 2 Muskrat Coats, 95.00 for 76.00;

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A vcry pleasant time was sp:-.ui las night. nt (lruvc (‘l1uri'l1 l’ars0nage

' when it nuiubcr 01' thc Ladies Aid and

Young Peoples Society met to wel- couio the strangers of the ch11rrh_ During the cvcniug the pastor. ltcv. i~‘. li. Littlcjoliiis. was prcsclited with z1. f`11r coat ucconipanicil by an address (which appears below) in token of thc esteem 111 which hc is held by his coiigrcgatioii. Although taken coin- plotcly by surprise Mr Littiejolius in at few well clioscii remarks thanked thc Ladies Aid and Young Peopic`s Society for their kindness and good

wishes.

ADDRESS.

ilcar Mr Little-_i0l111s.~'l`l1c Ladies

Aid and Young i’c0plcs Society of your irhurch. wishing tu show i11 sonit way their appreciation oi' your work in this corner ot (iod's viucyurti

present time, take this opportunity of presenting you with this fur coat. \Vear it; and as you feel its warmth

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that feeling be symbolic of the esteem in which you are held hy each and every one of your pcoplc. Trusting you may have n1a11y years of health. happiness and prosperity. We are, yours most cordially.

Ladies Aid.

Young Peoples Society.

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(Continued from Page One.)

British news reports said wireless com- munications with the vessel suddenly ceased.

A prize crow was placed onboard

and thc same du.y tho submarine which captured the Appam guvc -chase to Australia with it cargo oi' meat. The nicat ship guvc battle, was captiiroil and sunk. uftcr a lurgc portion of hcl' cargo had been taken off.

Six more vcsscls were thou des-

troyed i11 rapid succession. it was sta- ted. Tho crews were taken cu board the Appam. which ra" duc west across the Atlantic for llanipton ltonds.

’I`l1o nnincs of the steauicrfi sunk by

the raidcr are given as thc ‘i`rndc1'. Arlurliic, Corbridge. Ariubcna.. Dro- inouly, Furringford and Clan MacTu.- vish and Arthur.

Pcndiiig the receipt ol' instructions

from Collector I-lamiiton. no one is nl- iowod on or near the Appam. Guards

, are at the rails at cvcry side. and no

gang plank is down. Efforts to com-

' -muuicatc with any of the passengers

from small boats encircling thovstca-V mer was forbidden. ‘ ‘

The Appnm has one three-inch gun

mounted on her bow. but whether it was on hoard before hor captirrc or was n1ouut.<.-1l by tho Germans is uot. known. i~ihc_ was brought i1| under

, tho Gerinan 1111111-0'-wa.r flak. instead

of the German nicrciiuni, flag. and hor unino was given to the <|1|arautI11o offi- cor as "S. M. S. Appau1.`” meaning thu German warship Appam.

WASI-liN(.l'l`ON. Fcliruury 3.-i’oi=

pioxiug questions oi' international law may arise from the arrival of the Ap- 'pam in liamptou Roads. First. tho United States must determine whether the ship is a prim of war or whether she has been supplied with any arma- ment which would give hcr tho charac- ter of an auxiliary cruiser. Tho lla- gtio convention provides, that a prize may only be brought into n neutral port on account of unseaworthiness, stress of weather or want of fuel or provisions.

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Island Twine. . - All at lowest prices.

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to 40 inch. Beams all sizes and weights.

1 Million Paper Bags; Manilla. “Kraft” ~

One Ton Twines N0. 1 and 2 Cotton in Balls

and Cones, Hemp Twines, Hosiery Twine, Sea

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ciiantiuan, and the prizc crew docs not elect to take the risk oi' running, the gauntlet oi’ British Cruisers out- side. thc customs collector will take vluirgc of the vcasoi, and uftcr probab- ly iiitcriiing hci' prize crciv, would rc- turn the ship to her owiicrs.

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cstini; i11cide11l.s in connection witr thc big fire. Mr. Bradbury was standing in the main corridor of the liousc. no-nr thc l"0st.Olilc1‘, when ha- l1t':1|'d ii crash. llc rushed along thc corridor toward the mul" e11t1'n111:c to the cliutn- bcr. "lt appeared to break out i|_| ani iinstniil". said Mr. Briulbury. "l wus' standing near the Post Oiiime when i- heurd 11 c|‘a,si|. then l turned and sairl 1-'cvcrui policcmcii and 1111-511011141-rsi

rooui. I llicn wont into 1-00111 111, who-ro runny of the Coiiscrvullvc incin- bcrs wcro and shouted ilrc. iiofci-11 reaching room thcrc was unotlicr ox- piosion of some kind. which knocked nic oil’ my foci. liloinlicrs :soon <~u111c. rniniing out of room ill and from thcl (`|u1111hcr. l liolpnii to get iJ11\'i1i iicn- dvrsn" out. lic was not i11_iurcd nt all. Within a fcw minutes that scction of the huiidlnsr ncnr the reading room

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was ai niuss ui' sci-.tl1i11|.: iiuiiics. 0114: 0l` ihc iiicsseiigcrs told nic that all the meinbers had 0.-;c11p11¢i from the Cham- ber." ._ _

Major (ic-raid Wliitv. M. l’. conilni-`

cd the u11i101111cc111c11l 01' Mr. Bradbury with rcgarri to thi: :=cpa1‘at0 cxploslouuf llc “'11-.4 in room iii win,-n an uluriu rung 011t, ruul was 0110 ni' the last. to leave. assisting others of the older nicinbcrs out.. 'l`ho niajorlty left coats, hat:-1 and everything behind. Major \Vhite was in uniform. He said after leaving thc building he assisted with the work or rescuing several who had been trapped in upper rooms in the southwest wing.

nav giiitns _

Secured Most of Their ilicilms

in Staffordshire. _

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iiurryhn: along towards 11111. 1~1-.adingiZ1‘11i1cll11 mid part or Staitordidilro

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WIFE OBJ ECTED T0 USB OF KNIFE

USE OF DR. CH

lit-ro is thc uilidnvit of 11 wells

kuowii l‘1‘i1it grower. who was curcd of bleeding piles some years ago by

using Dr. Chase's Ointment.

him and recommended 11 surgical op- eration as the only means of cure Luckily his wife had heard about Dr.

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