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we Im,” ,pecmlu of dui” Whether it be in capturing the

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Mr Vygu Want ggmex ` A B10tCh€d F8_C€

really amd nhowaraphs and _ ~ _.___

want them quickly. come her;

< ‘ heart of man, or making her way

V'°°d “Wk 'mdly' through the world by the toil of her

hnnds. a charming and pretty time

S Studiof gives any girl a. big advantage. Poor

' complexion and rough, sallow skin

‘ are caused by blood disorders. The

- cure is simple. Just use Dr. Hamil-

5-- _ toii’s Pills-a reliable family remedy

_Strengthen old friendships

_with a new portijaVit_-the gift that exacts nothing in return, git has a value that can_ only l

| estimated in ' kindly |

thoughtfulness.

Make Ute ap`poif| hm-nf to-day

Tile Bayer Studio

ron A cooo riioro

-v1si'r THE- A. E. LYOII-studio

Finest work, moderate prices.

Personal attention given to

Amateur’s Worli.

DON’T FORGET BABY 107 Queen St. Charlottetown

Eastern S.S. Corporation International Line

WINTER FARES

St. John to Boston._.....$5.00

St. John to Portland_...$4.50

Staterooms.. _ _ _ ......... _.$1.0

Leaves St. John Thursdays at 9.00

1. rn. for Lubec, Eastnort. Portland and Bostomketurning. leaves Central Whaii Boston 9.00 ii. m. Mondaiufor Portland. »East'port Lubec and St. John.

SL .l0hn‘ City Ticket Odioe (1 Kin! Sf.

it.i:.' FLEMING. agent. st. lon... N. ii ' C. B. KlNUS'l`0.\', ('omiucrci'il Area;

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that has for years been the foremost blood remedy in America, That soft glow will return to the cheeks. the eyes will brighten, appetite will im- prove, strength and endurance will come because sound health has been established. Get a 25c. box of Dr. Hamilton’s Pills today. Sold every. where. _-

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Stylish Pumps for Women $2.48

We are now showing a splendid

line of stylish. easy fitting pumps for women in patent and gun metal lcathenwith or without straps all sizes. These pumps are well worth the original prices of $3.00 and $4 00---they are now selling at $2 -ill per pair.

Women’s Kid Oxfords 75c

tlct a' pair of these \l'omen’s

Kid Oxfords, they are strong. well made, and comfortable fitting-~ just what you need for wearing about the house. We have only thc smaller sizes, regular SZ.50io $3.00 values, now 7:”»c_

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Start Point " 20lll

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Furness.Withy & Co,Lid.

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High 'Croco cooi io ii.. only

kind we carry. lt does not mai ter when you order, you Call b'

if you come to us. We have ri; liandnn exceptionally 8005 ¢i“3(, itv of coal suitable for ranges all kitchen me also for steam P“"'

poses How mllllil do .""“ ."°'

quire? V Prices alwayfl flsilf- Bell 31 U0

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you desire to locate in tho _

VE-RY CEXTRPI nearest iclail alloys uuil nmol nccssslbll to theatres. depots. steiiinshlp piers, you \\'ll'l lic pleased ut the

I~l0'I.‘EIi

lllbamarla-Huffman

Sth Av., Broadway, 24111 Si.

ovamoookixo timiiisox sQ. PARK- A .fire million dollar example of niodcrfl ai-ctilteciural perfection: accommodation;

1,000 guests. A Good Room,

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THE SEISTE

..°|'r Pave to our in tim Proviiioo.

..°1'. GORDON IVES is Guardian

agent in Montague.

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The following is a list of com-

panies which have paiddlvidends on account for 1914. Most of those com- panies expect to psy additional divid- end later: Spring Park.. .....10 Prince Albert.. .... .....10

(More soon)

Rayner International declared 40

pald....

R. J. McNeill Co, cash 50, stock 50 Rayner Btonehurst Silver Fox

Co. pald.... ...200

Rayner Clarke & Harlow Fox

Co. ......paid .20

B. I . Rayner. West Gore

N. ....paid 105

Black Prince Fox.Co.. . . . . . . .paid .50 General Fur Farms, Ltd. _ . .paid 17 Mount Edward.... paid 10 . (With additional 10 p. c. soon) Murray Harbor.... ....cash .30

` (More soon)

Upton.... cash, 10

(More soon)

Westmoreland Silver & Patch

Co.. . . . . . . . . .cash 35, stock, 70

Silver Tlp.... ......cash 15

(Added three pairs)

imperial Silver Black Fox Coni-

pany, Ltd., Montague. . . . . _ _ . _ _.15 (added three pairs to ranch and

hold securities for balance due on

sale of foxes which when col- lected will enable them to pay an- other .. .. ........10 p.c.

Crapaud Fox Company.. ._ cash, .40 Willow Hill Fox Co, 35 p. c. cash

New London Fox and Farm Lands,

Ltd., 200 p. c. casll, and more later. Regal.... .. .. ._ . . . ._.16 t)undas.... ..300 cash and 200 stock Seal River Black Fox Co . . . . . . .._ . . 16 (Also 8 pups added to ranch)

}Diainond.... ......30 Rogers Paton.... ......10

(More later)

The Freeland Silver Black Fox Co..

Ltd., has paid a. dividend of 50 per cent. in stock.

The Carruthers Silver Black Fox Co.

has paid a 30 per cent cash dividend out of a. declared dividend of 110. An additional sum will be paid after the general meeting on Dec. 8.

(Also 75 p. c. stock dividend) Pure Canadian Sli. Blk Fox Co., 40

and 35 per cent later.

Richmond Bay Fox Co., 20 per cent

(More later.)

Provincial Silver Black Fox Co.. 40

per cent cash, with more to follow later.

Sovereign S. B. F. Co., cash. . .. ...15

(From 4 pairs)

Hartford D. S. Fox Co.. . .. . . . . . ..25 Peerless......

and balance after January 1st.)

Ellis Silver Black Beauty Fox

Co. Ltd . . . . . . . 60

(and two foxes added to stock)

The Bideford Fox Co. Ltd.......200

ance, 65 p c will be paid soon,

Beechgrove ._ ...l5 Hamilton S B Fox Co ..20 Murray River .15 Massachusetts . Mt. Herbert Silver Black and Patch

Fox Co. .. ......17

lGHIEll|.ll|lll_llIlllllElitNE[

Creed attended an Agricultural Con- ference at North Wiltshire and after laying before those present thc situ-

ticn wiiii roriccrncd. llc Dillllliili

iilps. cts.. for her own energies and she makes milk only cut of what she gets

of oats iii a day. lt would bc much better to put heavy horses cu the

(9 L) A \V GLEASON

..°0NB CENT per word each in-

sertion for advertising in this col- umn. Cash must accompany order.

..°NOTl6E--A concert will take place

in Souris on Wednesday evening, Feb. 3rd. Proceeds in aid of Red Cross So- ciety; 8351-1-23mtf

Pill llllill llli

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NEW YORK, Jan. 2li_- One of the

clcverest ways of assuring a Broad- way run for a play was attempted in successful fashion recently by William A. Brady with "Sinner." He figured that the best place to “try it on the dog" would be Sing Sing prison. The result is free advertising - H0! I0 speak of the gratitude of the convicts ~has fully exceeded his expectations.

Brady offered a prize of $100 for the

best criticism by an inmate of the play as performed in Slug Sing. Wil- liam Hooper Young, No. 54,020, who figured in a noted murder case in this city and who is now serving a lifo sentence as a consequence, proved to be the best critic. llc wrote in part:

“The play ‘Bluiiers' appeared for

its first trial before the select body of expert 'sinners' gathered together at the justly celebrated summer and win- ter resort (which by the way is no sin-e-cure). The jury was large and enthusiastic, and the verdict rendered was ‘Not wanting in all that ought to bring success” and the judgment 'Sentenced to a long life on Broadway with hard labor to handle the crowds around the box office.” "

Young immediately turned over thc

money to the Golden ltule Brother-- hood, the association intended to se- cure work for the convicts after their release.

The critical review by No. 50,020 is

probably disappointing by those who expected some genuine ideas of how real sinners would feel iii the pre- sence of a play which so closely touched a period in their lives. But the truth of the matter is that “Sin- ners” doea not tell anything new. It’s the old story that always seems hum- an in spite of the cynicism and doubt of today. The play is not an artistic one. The emotions are exhibited iii violent fashion; the tears flow in buc- kets full and the laughter is the kind that may be heard for a lond distance. The finer shades and nuance of feel- ing are absent. To be brief, it's “sob stuff.”

But it gets over the footlights just

as “The Old Homestead" and “Way Down East" do and the play is likely to be enjoyed by many who like to hearken back to the good old days when real. goldenlialretl angels and fierce, black-hearted vllllans were the best actors.

The play deals with the temptations

which befall two girls in the city and

.g _ _, - 'th 60 70 1 ¢ " their return. later, to the family

» ~`- ' *Q Hnoiiiiitts. B. co.,_I.e.r_)_ ._ _ . _ ._.157 “°.’“°S*@f‘d and S=ll“1ll°1l- Mllfv “"0

Hilda becomes the wives of honest

____50 country folk. live iii vliie-covered cot-

Magi(‘inFiidditi:d)n to stock dividend of lag” happily “Ver uflefwafds-

100 p_ c_) The acting ‘with Alice Brady as

ctiiiriottotown s. B. Fox co..:.....is Mm' and Ml" Educ Dim" as the

(Also ten foxes added to ranch) ’“°t_he"~ is “'°""’Y `~ °f much ilighei'

Bedeque Fm. Farming CO0 L¢d_____10 praise than the play itself. Charles

_ _ _ 1 d I Sn Bl k F Cm 100 Richman plays a corking good village

G1en?5g as cagrhexgo lm; stocgya bonu” :doctor and Robert Edeson is a virtu- . _, _ _-.

ous young men. The villlan John

(ioo p. o. cash-paid :is p. o.:boi- Swkes- is loudly' llissed every night

for his cruel work which is applause

' i 1 - i _ _, *Pi ` ` - "\ » ** 100 p. c. in stock.) °"°“gh'

Pllllillil PHUSPEEIS

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Agricultural Conference brought to tho

ance of having the pullets hatched car- ly in thc Spring. Iii view of thc fact that almost the whole of the imports of eggs of thc' United Kingdom for 1915 and 1916 will have to come from

' On Friday evening last Mr. Richard countries which have not hitherto

been sending them there the price of eggs is almost certain to be high next Autumn iiuil whiter and farmers sliould

$1 50 Per Day ation so far, as Dairy Produc- be preparing for this exceptional iner-

kct ni.-is. in thc first place they sliould

7' . ul. that dairy cows should be secure a vigorous, well ilevclopcdcock-

‘li ith '9 gegariled as ruaclihics for producing crcl to mate with their hens tlils

B" ,`,§.',',‘,‘-‘1.'§`,,,,.|'ii..i.i‘o .in iioqiit--if J milk from hay, oats, roots, etc., etc. Spring. li' properly ;:row,1i they \. ii \.\'i1-.r, it iii'r~‘u|-iv. _ This machine, the Dairy cow. rc- should then bcglii to lay iii the ""`"_""__"'__'- qulres so much food. hay, oats, tur- Fall. the time when cggs are scarce

and the prices best. In summarizing lie pointed out that the price of eggs

-over and above this amount. lt would is likely to be very high iicxb Autumn be folly to have two threshing out- and winter. Thus early hatched pill- fits to thresh two hundred bushels lets will produce most cggsiii the l-‘nll

and early winter Pullcts that start tc lay before tho cold wcathcr sets iii will

NEW YORK Cll`Y riiill and thrash the two hundred with as u. rule continue to lay through thc

Broadway-_ ond ‘ith S" \g}{l'LOR one outfit. in the first case about one winter. Ycarlliig and two year old _ EX"L'§'“vi'iii2,{ B"i‘i.o refined air and lialf the weight Of the h0i‘S€S W0\lld hens do not lay iiiany eggs ln thc Au- toilnsligiisdlgfavshii. S' be required to keep the outfit run- tumn its they are moltliig at that go ` HATES PER hill, iilng and the other half would go i0- time and the feed they-cponsuiiie goes

gg £222: :'i|tlr'i‘p|rEii'/gig'ii'atli$l'50 ward the threshing but where heavy not only tc keep up energy. and life in f,0 ...gms with private blih 2-00 horses Wert? Dm- °l\ 0119 mill much the birds but also to grow a new cont ` 'i`~°-!"'°fl,\*“"€**‘i'-°°‘°5°°°°' more energy would he available for of feather-5_ in properly matured pul-

hpcm'“ecciiishifdalttsstn. this purpose. Many farmers are want- lets 511 gripping energy heyoiid that

pIi~i°{"i'r'i%ni‘>tl)'i>ciila(OPl'!N T0 I-'lD|Es~ lug feed ilevalllle they life keeping i0° needed to meet the requirements of ' The tgietvnluein Now York:.\lv many machines they are D0! twill!! the body is available fcr the produc-

""““““§°""°"d 'em]"'r'f;‘d»CGS worked to their full capacity. A great tion of eggii_ For full information re-

ggog-,l,|’i>?i‘g"€iii5£i(ifr"Bylant' ° 1 saving could bc brought about in this ga;-ding Poultry Raising iii every dc-

way and it is the duty of every fulfill' paitnient sec or write Mr. T. A. Beu- er to ilo his utmost to get the biggest son the Representative of-the Poultry returns ll0SSib\€ fl‘0ill f°0d fed ll? Division of the Live Stock Ilrancli in cattle. There is perhaps no otherway prince Edward island. and for furtli- in which a greater loss is being made or inforniaticn regarding the needs of in connection with dalrylng thnr. ill the United Kingdom attend oiic ot

_ halbfeeding-a lot of cows. Mr. Creed M.-_ Ci-eed'g Agricultural Couferelncs.

4 will speak'on Wednesday atlStauchel. Mi-_ Creed will speak at Stanche on

weilneeriay evening

in the British expeditionary forces

' 1' 'A ' ' ' " itlvel astounding."

W0 insist ony0\1i' exaniinlnglihli §l]\1i'i° Noi-.utr Pusuc have 59°” 9°’ y

I 0( fudl Hint slides d0Wl! 7°" c u |-{|ll'| Catsrrh Cure is taken internallynrid acts H9 “ld that “mc” the war began

d ltlinkers meant ood rid tori mi th r hal been only 212 cases. of

gm” 0' du” .ms an :Remy omheu . mucous "ao B weice 1'I('% were am0ll¢ P91100! Wm’

. oiiey thrown sway- "‘"“" ll ll ~

- al '“ sono ro 'r i i i t . i i too. 'riioro iiori

sure of getting satisfactory co If you “nt W _ . Fu; ..&..éV:E.;o& CO Tomo OV V,V,:;1n,:V,:1,Vyb;;,,de;.:.Vo§nai:Vd mme of mm

` soiow ii`o}..ui.o.1sé. " ii an do inoooniotoo. Nota

Take Hdh Family Pills for constipation. :;“g|2‘_e.-lets, f|-18|: typhoid fever had

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_ ‘ ` ` " " W' E M. D” C. M' :bg wo.\i'r‘i,dhd°soli‘ilileyrs hu bgan better - " Sl i . Phone 111 iraooiiti. umvnsi-rv) i_ooi.o.i iitiltgrhssgii; of rthilresigois

M¢ P E I vriyhqn t its most astounding

_ _ w tten one o

1 ' - _ ~ - nmgue’ ‘features will be the sanitary llfeclll'

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l - _. .. & of tions taken to secure the healtlrof our _ lg isis ia". nano. ,,_ ooioioi-o ont iiioii- .-nro to fiiooooo.

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Professor Ross iii addrcssln an

attention of the farmers thc import-

ingly charmed life of Private Leaske. First Battalion London Scottish, has attracted attention in England. Priv- ate Leaske has been lnvalided home with a severe flesh wound in the thigh, and notwithstanding his desperate ex- perience is reported recovering.

When thc wur began, Private Leaske

was ln busliiessiii Antwerp. There he remained until the investment of the city by the Germans. A German shell destroyed the house iii which he lived. When the fortress fell he beat a hasty retreat to England.

Having served in the London Scot-

tish, he re-enlisted in the First Bat- talion with wliich he was sent to France later. During an engagement when the rgiment was first under fire, three bullets pierced his great cont, but did hlni no injury. The following day, however, c fourth bullet wound- 'ed hini in the thigh. Ho was carried to a hospital.

FROM HOSPITAL T0 HOSPITAL.

It appears that the engagement was

.in 'Belgium and that he was taken to n field hospital near Yprcs. The Ger- mans shelled tho place und Private Lcuskc was removed with the rc- inainder of the wounded to another hospital. This building also the Ger- mans shelled. The young soldicr had a narrow escape from flying frag- ments of slirnpncl before carried to safety.

His next place of retreat was far lie-

yond the range of the German artill- ery, distance being a more effectual protection than the Red Cross cuslgn froni German shell fire. There he rc- maincd until with several others he was taken to England. lt was believ- ed that tlieii he would be harassed no more and would be left in peace until his wound was healed.

Such was not the case, however. for

he was sent to a hospital iii Hartle- pool. He had not been in the institu- tion 24 hours before the German rad- ing cruiser squadron opened fire on the city. With unerring accuracy the German guns speedily searched out the hospital which w.cts one of the buildings struck. Private Leaske then came to the conclusion that he would be much safer iii the firing line. He says he will not feel really safe and comfortable until he i'e;|oins his regi- ment. ‘

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_ Household Economy

212: III

How to Have the Bent Cong

Remedy and Save $2 by Making It lit Home

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Cmlllll Inf-clit-iiics. us n rulv. r-untaiti ii

_ L_ ~ ~.' i one cup

warm water, stirred for 2 iiiiiiiitcs gnc you its good syrup as iiioncy cuii buy.

Pint'-X (50 ccnis worth). pour into rt 10- otlncc bottle and fill the bottle with sugiir syrup. Tins gives you, ut n. cost of' only 54 cents, 16 ounces of' rcullv better cou li syrup than you could buy rcuily mudc ddr $2.50-It clol_1:‘ sii\'in;;‘ of' nourlv $2. Full directions with ]’ini.~_\'. It keeps perfectly and tastes good.

If. ii1l\'0s ilfllll ot' the usual cough or

,chest colll_ nf. once :intl conquers it. in 2-i l\ours._ _Splcndid_ for wliooping cough, bronchitis and vrintcr coughs.

If.’ii frul_\' astonisliing how quickly it

loosens the ilr_\'. lioursc oi' tight cough and hcnlil and soothes thi- inilumvd inciti- branes in the case of it painful cough. It also stops thc foi-uiiition of plilvgni in the tlirout mid broncliiiil tubes, thus cnd- ing the persistent. lonoc cough.

Pinc.\‘ is ri highly coiiccntrntcil coni-

poiinil of gqiililiic .\or\\'i\y pine extract, combined with guuiacol. :intl has been used for gcncrfitious io ht-ul inflamed membranes of the throat and chest.

To _avoid disnppoiiitiiiciit risk your

tlriiggif-it for "2i,% oiincvs of l’iiicx,” and don f. accept, any hint( else. A giiurnntce of absolute satisfaction, or money prompt- Vlly rcfunflcd goes with this preparation. ho Pincx Cu., 'luronf.o. Ont.

"Thu Viiiuo used on the siuxc at

Buru's Coiitzcrt wus zi Kiirii-lllorris. Ductless style-tlie most beautiful and satisfactory iusiruiiieiit that could adorn a hall or homo. Full informa- tion reirardliig these pianos will be ‘supplied free by Miller Bros.. 123 Kent Street. 8405-1-28M3i.

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Poor eyesight means 'poor work. Good eyesight _means good work Poor eyesight is restored by good glasses. Let us examine _your _eyes and supply you with suitable len-

- ses. We guarantee our work.

M SILVERSTON

STATE 0|' 0lll0. CITY 0|: TOLEDO. SS. E FERT OP_n(_h\‘\

` l I ""°"’ C°""" ' } iNoccui.a'rioN aoamsr .i |1ir;..§. coornost. emo.-ii ll Frank J. Cheney mpkes oath that hols senior TVPHOID. ____ __»_4 _ ai-trier ofthe firm of _J ch¢rrey&t,o..dd0lnri

oi'<f.lT.°§i° “..'.."ifd.i3'.`iioT3i-i.'i‘i-fdi°i.'ii'§ih2".oin“f.i LONDON .lon 2r ~sir rr.-iiericir

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` " "" °""U°""hc"'° FR,',`;,l|(b£;HB:hEY Ali-ts said that tho results achieved

oni:.°ri."io°‘iiiii°ii°ii§.i‘i°r'i'.if='¢i.i'i.or.a.nfiaaiif '"°°` by inocouistion against typhoid level'

Fresh Fish

We have on hand always

a choice line of Halibut, Salmon, Mackerel. Haddock, Oodfish, Eels and _Smelts which we are offerin_g at the lowest prices consistent with the quality.

C|i’town Fish Supply Com any

_ Phone 840-1 £afton Street.

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NEW YORK. Jail- 26--' The Been* -Never a Failure With Catarrhozone;

it Cures Completely.

Don't snlmle and sneeze with is

nasty cold. _Kill it at once by ,‘Catarrh- ozone." lt's the surest thing on colds ever known; simply knocks tlieni out ,in no time. The medicated vapor of ICATARRHOZONE spreads through `all parts of the breathing organs, and its beneficial action is felt instantly. Doesn’t matter whether the cold is ln .the head. chest or lungs, Catarrhozone will reach it and cure it quickly.

Easy to use-you bet it is- not a

single drug to take because you sim- ply breathe ln the most healing and soothing of piney vapors that come

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Will Improve Any Building

Beautiful Walls and Ceilings add 100 p. c. to '

the effectiveness of your home. To that advantage you add many others by using

from the wonderful Catarrhozone in- haler. »

"l can cheerfully testify that Cat-

arrhozone is simply it magical cure for colds." writes P. F. Clement of Augusta. "For days last winter my head was completely filled up with cold. My eyes ran water. I sneezed and coughed constantly. I took many medicines. I was sick of the sight oil them. Finally, I tried Catnrrhomue. its effect was magical. l_t soothed the inflamed membranes, stopped the sneezing, and cured in no time. I never met anything to kill a cold like Catarrhozone_"

Get the complete $1.00 outfit; it

*does the work quick. Small size 50c; ltrlal sample size 25c. at all dealers.

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as it does not crack.

It is made in large panels of pure wood floors,

and is quickly and easily put up. It can be painted in beautiful and durable colors-is never covered with unsanitary Wall Paper. It needs no repairing

Let us show you just what it looks like, and

tell you its 41 great advantage.

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