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Perfect fcleanlinena and a re- freahingstimulant for the scalp Ire the best of all means for ensuring hair health. ln other words-try n LUX shampoo.

Dissolve a tablespoonful ol LUX in a gallon of_ very hot water, whip into a cream ,luther, and then temper with coolwnter. Rub well into the scalp-you'll enjoy the invigor- ating. cleansing sensation __ Then rinse thoroughl in fresh tepid water and dry the hair, in the sun if possible, never with - strong heat.

Lux is sold at all groeers, depart-

mental stores. etc.

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“BAYER"i ARE ASPIRIN

Not Aspirin at All without the “Bayer Cross”

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-Ti-il GUARDIAN is on sale at

Later-ty'| Bmnmerside

-l|»lN'~8 FOUR BUGKLE over

shoes. black crsveuette top with

hge; quality rulélger botgmgt Only

p pair nclair a

Limited" 0054 1-8%!

-HEAR THE BRUNSWICK play all records. Then you will recol- nise its superiority. For sale by Sinclair & tewart Limited. “

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_ --1;-Q0-3--1 ::iDread of Asthma mb-ke count-

less thousands miserable. Night after night the attacks return and even when brief respite is given the mind is' still in torment from con- tinual anticipstion. Dr. J. D. Kel- logg's Asthma Remedy changes all this. Relief comes, and at once, while future attacks are warded oif, leaving the aiilicted one in a state of peace ang hwppiness he once believed he cpuld never en- joy. inenpensive and sold almost everywhere. ,

SAYS RUSSLA WILL

'SAVE HERSELF `

LONDON, January 5.-On the

eve of his return to Copenhagen to

gotiations with liiiaxim Litivinoif, the Bolshevik repressn-t:a~tive,James 0‘Grady told the Mirror correspond ent that he believed _the 'pour par lers 'would be successltul and that 3 the repatriation of British prison- a ers and British civilians residents .D

by the end of January

tions since his return from Copen- in hugen woulq aid materially in'

sia would gave herself if left alone

‘She is now like a child groping t

in the dark, but she is growing up,

Asiatic people and are at least a u thousand years ihehind our civili- e zation. We must give them tlmel and help them. ‘ |v

“iRussia. will regenerate herself 0 by ber own resources. I .believe she U

saner .and 1far,more statesmanllke c than the lSoviet Government oi’ a f year ago. Atrocities, of course, are _js being committed by these Asiatlcs, | but I know that when the perpet- rators are adjudged guilty, they

are exterminated."

\Mr. 0’Gra.dy strongly opposed

armed intervention in Russia, say- ing it would ~be a delusion to ‘build hopes on Admiral Kolchak and Gen- eral Danskin, both ot whose armies,

“-Don’t let us imagine." Mr.,

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resume the prisoner exchange ne- 01,119, A13 De¢em3,gg-__31, having

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he declared. “ Lpa

Ninenty per cent of Russia’B she had reached the Florida coast

population. is illiterate," continued ,M

'Mr. O'Grudy. “The other ten per t ;» ml gm cent is purely -predatory. They are :Img the cram D por W ou 6 J

in Soviet Russia would 'be effected M,-,_ 0,-mm was the only pe;-you

tobuyiathlsltroirr

_-rwo osurs Psa wean eseh insertion for sdvertilips in this column Cash must Accompany

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-A CONOERI AND PIE SOCIAL

will be held in Fredericton Hal! Tuesday evening Januai‘,r'18t_li./1A: half the proceeds isin aid. of _the orphanage a large audience le re- quested. _ _ 60894-7-MEM.

_ BIG FOUR MASTER

,,____ , PORT-LAND, Jan; 6.-While her'

husband, Captain F. Orman, lay critically ill in his rbunk, Mrs. Isa- -bella Orem, acting as skipper, 'brought the four-masted schooner, Jean Somerville, across the Atlan- tic from the =i.ias Palmas, Canary ls- lands to Pensacola Bar, off the Fior- lda coast. The _voyage was 48 dam, and Captain Oram died three days 'before the vessel reached port. As her »husband's body lay shrouded on the midship hatch. the pluoky woman guided the ‘cra/ft through he treacherous bars and reaches

history that a woman has navigat-

a ship across the Atlantic. The Jean Somerville arrived in

been towed 'from Pensacola bar by tugs Word of the schoner's safe arrival was reecived here by _Miss Alice Ornm and 'Dr. Julius S. Or- nr, ofSouth Portland, daughter nd son of the 'brave woman skip- er. _

oard the -four-'master who knew

ab M' 0G"“~dY Bald N9 ¢°11B“l'~a an thi of na-vi ation after -her

Y HK B usband was taken ill. She assum-

command and hampered by a

brmgmg °‘b°“l' 3' Bemement- H9 ef' 'miserable crew,as she expressed it, pressed it as his opinion that Rus-_ succeeded in not on-ly :bringing the

hoonefr- across the ocean, -but to he very port to which the vessel us bound when she left Las lms on Novemlber 8. Even when

p and she signalled ilor -help, sev e ral tow boats answering.

The news that the Jean Somer- ille had arrived came in the nick

f time to prevent u search by .a of another?

nited States Coast Guard cutter:

will fbecqlne the America Of M1001- for the schooner, which was-oven J- er new w°*°ld- The 5°"|9li G°Ve\°“' due. Some anxiety had been felt'

ment is 'far more humanitarian, far 1-,

y the owners. Mrs. Oram -has ac-l

ompanied her husfhand on voyages ' or the. last twenty-five years and _$2,000,000 from John D. Rockefeller

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a licensed navigator

_ ed Decemiber 31. Mr. Rockefeller

The<1gg;g§}_f§n@°[’:}ml§;§_°ge Ed_ .contributed s1,ooo.ooo to me Ameri-

\vard island as the centre of f\'u'l~ 0;” Bnpusft Hmne Minh” sllclety ta. in `

rm g as an established and 2|

he added, 'were lb;-gken and ibeatem fsclelrtllli: lndustry ill C0ll8’l8.l1‘tly~ lil

evidence. The fame of the island $

WOMAN COMMANDS ' *§‘$?"_T.'» 351! .... 1..-

‘I have

since I lm

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self in, I was do

would jump _if door hard, and

come‘on me 'often was so upset that thing I ate disagreed I could -hardly retain did force myself to I *was continually helchiug up an acid liq- uid that kept s bad taste in my mouth and I was gradually losing weight and what little strength I had I. had neuralgia. badly in- my head and :face and the pains felt just like nails sticking ln me. I cou.ld not get much sleeper |-get for I would lie awake .half the night and would reel so weak that it was hard for me to get about.

"-The statements in the papers

Blliollt 'I`8l1lB.C Seemed so sincere that 1 made- up my mind to try it. In all 1 took four bottles and my _recovery has 'been so complete that li am _never troubled in any way any longer.-- The headaches and ner- vousness have left me entirely and so has the neuralgia in my head and face. Everything I eat agrees with une -perfectly and my appslm, is so fine that my 'biggest trouble is trying to satis/fy it. I get sound, restful sleep at-night and I-have been built up so wonderfully that I feel as fine and strong as .I_ever dfld before I had the flu. I consider aniac the best medicine in the

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mefnnd little 1

whole world and I am giving this'l

statement Ibecause 'I want others l-0 ‘belwflf by my experience.”

Tnniac ls' sold in Charlottetown

by iReddin IBros., in Montague b'y

J. _M bo

rs. Ora-in made every effort to séymour ,C Knight in Sauna by

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as. _G. Fer.1\1SQn. in_Kensington

il I1. in Georgetown by

d of tugs, but a norther sprang 3,

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_ 000 which the National Committee

F of Northern Baptist Laymen an-

0 ` . . pounced today had 'been raised in

y Kier & |MrFadgen .a-nd in Ern- raid Junction by P. F. Hughes.

-i*'~1-O->-ei.. ' Why do similar opportunities rake a. hero of one man and a fool

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OHN D. GIVES MILLIDNS T0,

MIISSION WORK

NEW YORK, Jan. 3.--A gift of

as included in a sum of $8,000,-

heir victory campaign which clos-

a $1,000,000 to the Foreign Mu- on Society.

These gifts were in addition to

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Duchesse, Georgettes, Crepe de__ Chines, in every color--and 1n a host of grades. _ _ '

And the trimming_s-well we’ll _' simply and plainly say that there ' is nothing .to_ equal them lany-

where elsein P. E. Island. _ _

If you are outside of easy call- ing' reach of the store-make use __ of our mail service-write us, and we’l1 send you samples and pric- es by return mail. S

I Silk for. Evenint Dresses

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, _ The_._1nve1y._maier1;1_s this store y f _ i I has provided for evening dresses, ___ ' 5 are asking your attention today., _ _ '=;`-i-'fr '

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Duchesse Mousseline, J span- _ .;f;°-:---'.'- '_-_~~..:,'--'» '-

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Duchesse Mousseline’ ln Ivory, ' ‘ ‘ Q f~~r'~% ~;‘

Pink, c0ra1,»sky Blue, Turquoise, _*ff

Maise, Lavender and Old Rose. .36 inch, _ _ . _ _ _ $2.50 and $2.75 yd.

Pearl Beaded Trimming and A pearl garnitures. Gold cloth, fl 36inch $2.50yd.

Ponrpadour Brocaded Du -

cheese in shades of pink, rose, and sk-y blue, on a _white ground, 40 inch, _ ._ .$5.00 yd.

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Crepe ole Cheries in ivory, esh, malse, _apr1cot, peach, old rose, electric, 40 inch, _

2500

$ . _yd. New trimmings for evening

, dresses-Silver and gold, lace _and banding, various widths

_ from _ _ _ _ . soc. to $4.75 yd.’

Brocaded Duchesse in ivory

and coral pink, 36 in. $3.75 yd.

Pompadourt Moire Taffeta,

in ivory, sky blue and lavend- er, 36 inch ._ _$4._80~yd.

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rica, tnl<dmAsp`ilili1n grsrlted with the name "Bayer’_’ or you arc not taking

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ta dhiy “Bayer Tablets of Al irin” in an unbroken “Buyer

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package which contains complete di rectiona. Then you are g°lgt]“8 N" As irin-the genuine Aspirin pro scrllbod by physicians forever nine teen years. Now mndo_ in Canudu

Handy tin boxes containing 12 t_ab 1

lets cost but~a few cents. Drugglst also scll larger “Baycl" Ili1°k*'*ls'e9~

Pram is only me Aspirin-“B=v¢=“’-Y°\1 ===.\“¢ "Y-“””°"'

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Altering and repairing. Turning and dyeing.

Orders called for and delivered. Price the lowest. Work guaranteed.

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MAKE IT A MODERN

HAPPY NEW YIAR

in your home by installing electric light service there. You will not slime have the best iight known. but will also hive" at your command many com- forts and conveniences _ ever before possibly. We will gladly _send our ex- pert to consult with you

' ‘MARITIMI ILIGTIIG

C9., LIMITID, ‘

"“`D-O1

. sudden and .

dramatic intervention by Japan f would solve the pro/ble'm‘of Bolshev- lsm -by destroying it. Evans. well eullllrped amiv of tive million men ' would itself be destroyed by the vastness of Russia if not by its var- ious ipeofples. The only hope for Russia lies&gi3cati_on.”

Beauty

0'Gf'ndy asserted "that ilrns spread not only throughout this _h2'0o0’o00 recently Elven by the

sl’ 9" _Blessing to every woman, but good

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continent but has crossed both the ,_:agl;)fBt:;,|§,t'a:,[(§:f§,e(3il. c°Tp;ITy_ Atlantic and the Pacific. Norway smmmeB.Benefn Bo rd” Zxilh If has drawn upon Prince Edward ls- apply to the $100 ooolrwo’ Q” cd tllv I land breeders for black foxes with which the _Ba U ‘t Ch _ h\°;m a lm which to establish n zur-_farming in- img P E “’° 9 °‘”5““'

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lavender sand, ec

d-ustrial conditions in Canada and the Unlted»‘Stntes, are paying a special visit to the island to get

nm md information of mr_m__m_ Mas. oo~s|.n` mason gq;gm“ mm\\mm\\\\\\\\\\w1ll1ml%§im&*‘ 5

Georgette Crepes, in ivory,

sky, turquoise, Copenhagen, pink, peach, apricot, old rose,

ru, maise,

silver and others 40 inch. $2.75and$3.00yd. .

Gold and silver crystal'

fringe ..'..65cy_d-_

Rhinestone trimming $1.25

'and$1.50yd.. _ _

Silk and. Satin Rosebud

Trimming in rose, nile, maise,

ivory and Copenhagen 50c yd

Japanese Taffeta in Ma.ise,¥ -

Pink, Lavender, Peach, Apri-_

cot, Sand, Copenhagen and Rose,`37 inch. . _ . _ _ _ $2.25 yd.

ing ethod . '»-- f- 'f _ ` I Y L-4' '

Font?-larmilrg is n pursuit' which 'On Monday’ December 22nd Mrs'

can land will 'be carried on exten- Donald lM°Le°d B hmmy esteemed and il few Weeks b°f°"° ms dmth

Attention to liver, kidneys

beauty and health.

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are a boon to women, be cause they regulate the func- tions of all these organs without any irritation or dis- agreeable effect.

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Sold :han in Cmeds.

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_night and Manager Haydon announ

. ,_ _ _ _ . .

. . - I nearing the end of life’s Journey aibane- Mrs. Daniel McLean, North - '- 0

lJOW€lS Will lII`lpl'0V€.i' e P'°"m"°5 mr their Wheat' Mrs. McLeod leaves to mourn the Wiltshire; Mrs. Daniel Matheson, »

_-ees--*_ l¢;svs of a kindi and agvlnf mother Dundas, Mrs. -l~len_i;y Mchgillanf Achfz, pains, nervousness, dii1i~

_ s en sons an one ug ter. The Boston. e son sf exan er,o culgy f_\ ul-tugging, organ mean ge;-'. __ DALHOUSIE HOCKEY TEAM daughter is Mrs. William McLean Hartsville. Mr. McLennan will be 19",, ,- _,M-de,-,_ The worm-B stand. ‘ _ ' = “Q

AFTER YALE AND HARVARD of Bradalbane and. the sons sr much missed, not 'only in his own . i _ '

e ard r nedy for ltidney, liver, bind _ ' _-_ _

Daniel, John, Donald, James, John home but in the whole community. der c _d m-gc “gd y_,-Dumas.. _

st S§1DNEY;_a-7.311(-2 6--IEHWDS R8ain- Alexandra and Theophllus all of lie was a man of sterling integrity - _ The wopgmunn

n n s r a e

- D reton team, Bangor, Maine, and Kenneth of and true worth, ever ready to help _ ing pst;-on; is

wearing _the colors of the Glace Springton. The funeral was-held on every good cause. He was oi',i direction of Bay miners, the Dalhousie Univer on Tuesday. ‘December 23|-d and late years at times agreatsuflerer' ‘ _ the basins" Elly hockey team sprung the big- the services were conducted by' but his suffering was borne`with _ 'noon on the

gest surprise in recent years at Rev. R. H. Stavert, assisted .hy Christian fortitude. His daughter- -- » publication.

Glace Bay winning a sensational P. Yates of Pine Hill College. The ||\'1“W» MTB- 50511 MCLBDDMI, who . _... _ Very Ea-me by a score of five to four. Pall bearers were Wlllliam McLean, “fed f°l_` Ulm. BBW him the D66! _ I d men' ward large Mcisaac. the Dai-housle goaier was Daniel Nicholson. Duncan '~McLen~ 9°°°"’l° °‘l't°ml°n° T” me °\d 3°" b' “g quick N 1°! “Ku th “L”

mainly` responsible for his teamm nun. Hamid Mcqueen, Dame; Mc, tleman she was in~very truth an 0' deadly diseases. own re sene- victory. playing a wonderful game Donald and Alex McDonald. Inter- ?:E§}_u‘;' m°"°§' ““;i“b°t°‘;‘l:°°l°ftl‘§r £°“f§at°';'0%d);eg;s_ }f`°:h;lf\ arg _w°"k

in the nets and saving his club on' muut was in the Hsrtwvil - M" 5 ° W “ ° M ° ‘ 8 “ ' '

mums;-Dug occasions Maman ,tm._ ery, le “met doubt be greeted by the Master ;._.sts, 50c shox. Medal

|-ed 1°,-‘qqace Bay The Dmhousle -_.¢_.__ saying: "Well done, good and faith- Look for the name Gold_ _mu on

Players returned to Halifax to- MURp0¢H B NNLENNAN a1lu=f,g°g£§egFnma;§g;el,T,;;2323 'very M' "ce

iid that he wma "°”°“’ °“°"° ‘° 011 Friday Dec 12 Mr Murdoch liiliuliilllg flrllniolfollitdiy frigid F rn:i£nll;rll‘iZti>>:l°e;mi§af°fv<llJklii1nIi>(i>s§ W' '

ve his team _play Harvard and B. ' ` " ' ' ` -

Yale at Boston md New Yom The _ee_§l_'fe°dL¢;l::1_:;1_._ 1; fvlerry “highly es - funeral was held- on !I`ueeday.dDec. cnrbolic acid igglteptlfor use in _ciao- cbnegmns won bum “mea in Cum ed aw" at the __ agmv lie, Pass- 16. the services Worst con terizins woun an cuts sus n. Breton, defeating Sydney and Glace years. The deceasgd, had age of 95 'ell by Rev' R' H’ ggudl M Le 9 by the workmen' F" mem” to NOT LATER THAN in my in _tm,n_ _ "hed to M b been con- pall bearers were _nal c n- eep on hand a bottle of Dr. Thom- _

_______‘>i_ _iiausm to B ed because of rheu- nan, Malcolm McLennan. John Mc- as' lilclectric Oli it is just as quick (gsgurdsy 10, |,

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_ lady of _Bprington passed i>8H<!9fl1lll' he be an to fall uite rapidly un- /l

2115;?;tn%;,::g,§?bgu€nPIgil;Z sg; HWBY at the Plilo old age of 91 til on lbs above mgntionad date his , _ - `1-" ward Island has achieved a unique fegfs' £118 deceased has been ln Blllrit t00k H8 M8111- MF- M°L0n' _ ` ,. ° ` ` - "ii

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health IS Vlt3l1Y1mP0ftant~ nowrlsd:soritse1rif:§§°1§§ii|§§§3f,i_ weather unexpected. -Besides n and four daughters. 'rue caught- 3 _

“mia is for its salmon or the P ___ sorrowing husband- who is new ers are Mrs Cathal McLeod Brad- _

co ybe o ee.

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The average man never casts his ogfefwis r ‘mme 99'/Oh' years, but. Lennon, M\»\\`40¢!h A- MCIADIIMI. in action- and does not' scar the *

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