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with your Furnace? find iti

difficult keeping the fire in

' _Soothing Hea`lingCrea

that'-'insures a smooth- soft velvety skin always. Fine for keeping the hands of housekeepers

over night and tunsatisfac- in 'good condition and a

tory, if so try a ton of clean Coal like Drummond Round

it is a good Furnace Coal.

A. Pickard t& Co.

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great lotion for men to use after shaving. Allay- ing irritation and preven- ting soreness.

35c per bottle at

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'cnesnv vAi.i.ev. _ set-use win be held at. Christ Church. Cherry Val-

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,JOINS COLORS.- A Halifax paper

SH¥s:-- Joseph A. Shephard oi’ Char- lottetown, hai enrolled for .service in lilo 112th.

_ PARISH MeeTiNc..,- 'rho annual. Parish Mcoting will ho_he|d at Christ Church, (Iherry Valley, next Saturday evenillir at 'I 0'<;lock for the election' wardens. etc.

E-RiDE RECElVES.- Mrs; Isaac

Beer received for the ilri-it time since hor marriage on Tbiirsday afternoon

and evening at her pretty homo at'

Crapaud. She was assisted by Mrs, Philip Beer and Mrs. George Nichol- son.-V. l

ANOTHER BRAVE i8LANDER.-

Mr. Cecil J. l)ovoi'euux. son of Mr. Jas. Ii. Deveroaux. Inspector of _Scoois. has enlisted t'or Overseas Service with tho 105th iluttalion. Mr. Dovereriiix has spoilt. tho past tivo years teaching lu this province. lie' has the best. wishes oi' his nmny friends in tho-sacrifice hc has made.

FATHER BURKE BACK. -ltov.

Ilatlier Burke. ot' 'l‘oi'onto. superin- tendent chaplain oi' the Canadian (lailioiic forces, has completed visits to tho troops at the front and camps in Eupqland, says ii London despatch. lie expresses siitisfnctlou with the state of discipline which exists. and concurs in thcrreceiit praise givun by Gen. MacDougall.

WEDDING ANNOUNCEMENT. -

The inarringo ol’ Miss I"lo|°onoe Geral- dine Cunningham, only dauglitei' oi' Mr. and Mrs. Tliomns J. tlininlngham to Dr. W. E. Wllliaius oi' Charlotte- town, P. E. I.. has been arranged to take place quietly on Monday, .laun- ary 24th,- lu St. liiicliael's Church,

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MacKinnon Drug Co.

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p ’l‘ry this splendid lloxal prcparatioii thiir. will mir--;

tho cough. allay all irritation to tho tliront., and euro tho cold. itfs nice to tho tsstr-. ilocsift iilfcct tho sto- :icli-~ :ind it CURES THE COUGII.

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Calgary.. Alberta on Saturday evening i)ecember 18th, 1915, Miss Mabel Jani- Tiolt of Ilriidalbnnc. Priiicc Edward ih- land, hut late oi' Rowley, Mass, was unitod in uuirriage to Mr. Edwin Gus- taviir Diller formerly of llowley Mnvs, but late ol’ Calgary. The Rev. A. C. Wishiirt ot’ St. I’aul‘s Presbyterian Church officiating. Mr. and Mrs. l)ll- ler will reside at 340, 17th Avo., West Calgary. Alberta., '

THE POTATO MARKET. -Tho rol-

lowiug rofcreuccs to the potato mark- oi in St. John and elsewhere will be of gencrni interest ,ln this Province. Potatoes are still going up. to use a ninrkst phrase. in Boston sales iiro being mndc by retail markets and gro- cery st-ores at 50 cents ,s peck or at about $5 zrhzirrel. The restatiraiits :ind hotels in Boston arc planning to make an extra clirtrgc f’oi~_ potatoes. lu St. John tho wholesale prices range from $2.50 to $3 it barrel. according _to._quollty. At retail they are selling here ai `i’roni $-» to_\$3.50 a».hai:i'l:l,in sniniloiinnllties. 'Fhcre is every indi-

“ciition ot' a iurtlier rise in this city

in the Cauld Blast. Hear 'the famous duetat the Bums Anniversary Jan. = 24211 and 25111. ' 6009. f Lscrune - on ivmnesaiiy. Jan. 19tli.'nt' tho _llall, Pherry Valley. at

-7.80 ii lecture on “Buttons” ‘ will he

given by Rev. E. FI. Styles or ,Souris.| Admission 10 cents. Sale o_t‘___l|aslcet.s

.tit tlieirlouc. I-}vf=r_\-body lp_vli,pd.~_

` 6060-21. `

MR. 'BLANCHARD -L~lE8.- Div.

lllancliard. oi this city, received a

'telegram yesterday aiinoiincing the

den..h of his brother. Mr. .lamps A. lllanchnrd, thc well-known fruit, grower oi' Kcntvlilc, N. S. No partl- culzirs woro given. The deceased gentleman leaves it wife :ind family to mourn.

THE PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND

...Tho steiiinor did not lcnvn Pictnu iinlli 7.10 yesterday morning and docked here about 12 noon with 255 passengers and seven cars oi' freight. Much heavy it-.o_ was on- oountercii on the way over, the Stan- iey beinu passed off Point i'rini lu hoavy ice, inovlnix slowly# lu some plucos the ice was rnttod to xi depth oi' six foot..

'CONCERT-At thc concert and bas-

liot Soeini in i\ii_iton Hall. Wetiiiesdny January 10th there -will be good music. host ot iiomfl-mails-_ cake and candy ou snlc. also hot i-.offeo will ho provided. =’l`hv good sleigh roads and momi light

.ulizlit should induce many (lliarloito

touians to tuku advantage of the op- portunity ot' ii-riviui; out. to the con- cert. Admission 20 cent:-1; ladies with baskets free. Coiicert commences at 7.30 p. in. 6007-21.

105TH FlEGlMENT.-Tho follow-

ing young men have Joined tho t0."»ili llighland___ Brigiidcz E. Youlniul, Covchoad; _ Erin-:-it Jenkins, City; Earl Qlonkius, Dundas; .lohn McDon- ald, Diinilas-; Waiter (‘.rot:koi.\, New Glasgow; Edward A. Mutlicson. Dini- diis. The stuciu-‘.‘tli of the 105th is new 780 ofllccrs und nion. This does not. include about sixty volunteers; who have signified their intention of -conilng in, init iiuve not yct.rcpoi't- -ed for duty. mitklin.: the strougtli in; paper about _ 850. Private; M. li. Cliairnioii oi’ "li" (‘nnipauy has lioen promoted .'o_Sergcaiit. Scrgt. (Elixir- iuan is one ol' the Mount Allison stu- ‘dcuti who enlisted in the 105th lint- tnlion.

WANTS DIVORCE. - A St. John

exchange says. Mrs. Mary Askin. of lnorclicster. Boston, wife ol' Vifllllnm I-l. Askln. ii nmstcr mason, fornieriy oi' I’riuce iiidiviird island. 'is a petitioner in tho Probate Court at Boston for seperate support from hor husband. Mrs. Aakln ,claims that hcr liushnnd ret`usod to allow her more tluin six inches ot’ their bed. that she was - forced to sleep on hor side and that she has been treated so cruelly in other ways-that she became desperati- | . .hougnt or' tsklng\ii ilosc of' poison She rcccived_`$1il'» it week from hint for four weeks after he returned from n business trip to Plttsburir, then he gave hor $25 anti ‘tl1en'$20. which hit-

W-ootlstock duotes, potatoes at $2.75 n. barrel at 'first hands. in Westmor- land and Kent counties potatoes are scarce and many of them, are oi' infer- ior quality. At. Shedliic thc prevailing prices are $1.50 and ~up\vzii'ds. Prices in Cuba urs still advancing.

::VINOL is the best tonic we know to create strength for all run-down gged out conditions, feeble old peo- e. delicate children. convalescent

from chronic oqughs, colds and hrdn- chitis.-` it does you good or costs you nothing. $1.00 hotties, E. A. Foster, _Sale Agent. Mtf.

1.. T - _ __ I ‘ - .J Miss Ida' Bradbury

@ 83 Great George Street.

Art Needle Work and materials for

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P 1' Then insure in good strong stock coinpan- 01| `

tes,vvhich never contest an honest claim such

as is represented by

E. R. snow

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,A Wise Housekeeper Always _.F _Has a_ Supply of DUSTBANE

‘It is unsafe to sweep without it

for Sweeping Dust contains num- berless' disease germs. _

When' you are tired or_a bit run

down, then is just the time these

g"erms"%=§ in theirfwork. ' ” jiIt~is '“ tier _tobeiS&f§ than sorry. ' 'Order a tin from your

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»-are-not so good.” f-~~ _ " __ -;Barrels-and_kegs for, S_tQf¢,.0f5C@

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Your Cold

.When you have tried oth- or remedies on that stub- born cold ot yours- and fail- ed to euro it-try

Macs' Cold Cure

t 'Flils is tho old 'reliable I c\irt-~-- it eliminates the dis-

order hy curing the cause. it uns ns nature acts, does not. irrlpo. palatable lo tho tnsto und t-:my on the stom- at-li.

\\'hcn you want ii reel,

" sure and gum! --ure for the

cold-~ '|‘r,v ltlnt-'.1 Fold Cure at . . . . _ . _ . . . .. _ . . . . .. .25c

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you will find our store"n good place to trade. As' we carry only reliable. goods and»seii at moder-

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ter ainount-w,t1s not enough for her to pay the rent, and hc said she was | suuandering money. She told the court |gl~e was ‘iot__1caloiis oi' hor oldest dniiglitcr. She did not complain oi' hor daugliter accompanying Dr. Edward "5m.tn on visits. Tiiero was luindclnp- plnir in the room and counsel told the judgo the person who applauded was Dr. Smith. Sho denied slio favored the Idoctor. ii noarder at her house when ‘serving lilm and her luishnnii. She .said the doctor received tho some food Iss the otliers. She called him “Ed~ din." and he addressed her as "Mrs. Askin." she said Mr. Askin choked lim' several times. She admitted she said Dr. Smith was ii real inau and had respect for women. Sho said it was by':iccidcnt that sho met Dr. Smith while on ii visit to Prince Edward island to the i'arin of her tiillicr-in-law. 'Pho doctor drove hor to the iiirm.

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'l`liure’s danger in bread On account; of the yeast, And fruit makes a. most

undoslrshle feast.

How vnu you keep up

With lifo's dreary grind, With naught in your stoniscli, And much on your mind?"

We Say Eat Whats You Wan When You Want lt

l A gi-ent psi*ii"ot.il\o pleasure

ot living is gone when one has to forego tho enjoyment of eat- -ing favorite "‘!ooda. You can oat what you want and when you want. if you'll use

Our “Digest-lt”

-This roniody, 'is in tablet form. li. is pleasant to use and pro-

mpt in results. ."Di|iest-lt" will quickly -ros- tore your diseative organs to normal oondltlon,-- so iilmt you may eat heartily without tear ot distress. _

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Price 351: #er box; War tax not included

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Clearing out all these Womens’ new winter coats

YOU DO NOT WANTA WIN TER COAT IN MAY You want it now. And

there’s no use offering you ai special price on go- ids of this sort “when summer comes again." You can get the bargain now. Risht now-when the cold winter

iioat days are HERE, you can buy a coat for 8 50 that should cost you 12.00 or 3.00. _ y _ _

_ Study thestory-`sfe the coats-buy if you lil e. ~

s .so - $1 .re

For i`oats worth up to 12.50 Curl For Coats wo- th up to 16 00 each C\0'hS and l1W@‘fdS in HU- SWISS. all 2005 The coats in this section ate nearly all colorings,allsizes. This is siinnlyawon- weeds The are an ham]-some Smart derful bargainin handsome, low priced ` Ty coals 'I`his lot includes garments worth garments' hey_are garmems Wmth lo to 12.50. To-day and To-morrow 16-00- T0'dii¥ and T0'lIl0l’l’0W .....................

Fifteen Dollars for Coats that are worth

$ to $22.00 each. These coots are all new.

They are made of handsome all wool cloths- $ Chinchillas-Zibt-lines aid Tweeds. The styles are right;-and the range of sizes will suit every hotly. Get yourself a 22.00 Coat for 1500.

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cy” Get the “Home Book of Fashions

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Patlter: Fr; 25C

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THE WOMAN WHO DOES MUCI-i SEWING AT

HOME will not pet along without the “HOME BOOK OF FASHIONS." It shsws a thousand different new styles in Women’s wear. in addition to its other nrlvan- taiges - every purchaser of the “HOME BOOK OF

¥`ASHlON 1"' gets a 15c.Ladi¢ s Hi-me _lt x mal lattein

- ree.

__ _ “LADIES HOME JOURNAL PA l`Tl'.RNS" are the

‘ sr ar st st- les-the most modern-tl e best fi t ng-

tha ~e have been able to discovt r. The new ones are hi-re. l0c and l5c each-None Higher. ‘

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THIS LOT IS LIMI FED. THERE ARE 12

Overcoats only-offered at this tremendous reduction. You will see a large proportion of them shown in one of our windows.

They a e shown mostly in fancy tweeds, There

are ,browns-and greys. Some of them are single breasted-others are double breasted models. They all have converto collar-and are finished with half belt in

back, e

They are regular vit ts 1-in ting to 14.50 each.

Get one to-day or Saturday for EIGHT NINETY

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V-Eiirgains in e Remo-ants'

Remnants in every sort---underpriced to

make the most attractive sale of the kind in our history. e , _ .

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