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..°I'i' PAYS to buy in this Province

..*WEDDING BELL8. - On Dec.

18th the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. El-

_ _ _ _

The Cook s Studio _ ,Q »> ;;zt.'~.i".°:.i;'s::i,”.:;n.:“:.:;‘:

Photographs

“H1169” Whilins. third daughter of

i~'~..:-~ 1 K

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Conrad oi George-

town. 1'. E. Island was united in mar- riage to a third son, Mr. Franklin El-

ott Low. Only the immediatb rela-

Tha “Mme” mm’ Wm’ Wm lives of the contracting Parties were

resent The bride wore white satin

spase a

few minutes of his time to t . graphs

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s por ra pro uced by'Prosent

Day Methods of photography will be ana agreeable surprise.

‘ _It's done so quickly and clearly. Make your appointment to- day.

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pwers receivlgfdaily. ew York Herald.

' Boston Herald. Boston Poet.

_ Montreal Gazette.

St. _lohn Telegraph.

Halifax Herald.

Halifax Chronicle. Montreal Standard.

Montreal Weekly Star. lliondon (England) Stan

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Boston Sunday America The New York Times. Boston Sunday Globe. lglew York Sunday He

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Furness

Sailings

From LONDON From HALIFAX

STEAMER

- Itappahannoclr Ian. lltli

J an. sth Shenandoah J an. ziith Jan. 20th Kanawha Feb. 9th

From LIVERPOOL From HALIFAX Via Nfid. V1; N114

' - __ Durango Jan. 14th .iamiith Tabasco ` " Ian.29ih

Fumcss.Withy& Co. Ltd.

I iniifax, N. s.

Eastem' S. S. Linea

INTERNATIONAL LINE.

S. 8. North Star.

Leave St. John Thursday at 9.00 a. i

m.. Coestwise. to Boston. .

Return, leave Boston.Mondays at 9

a. in., via Portland, East Port and Lubec.

, MAIN STEAMSHIP LINE.

Between Portland and New York.

‘ Steamship North'Land and Herman

'Winter. . Reduced Fares- Reduced State- room Prices.

. Sche;lu.le distributed- information upon equest.

_stBt.tJohn City Ticket Oillce, 47 King

ree . - ' ' A. C. Currie, Agent, St. John, N. B A. E. Fiemin . T. F.& P. A., St. John

~ New Brunewgck.

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‘Keep Home

Fires Burning”

When _in need of Coal for

;Domestic.orSteam purposes. telephone 'us your ordilr or °°1\=r°\\f.‘°f1‘i°°-_ _ _0_“f vriw are lowest and qualify fb* best. Prompt and satisfactor; delivery will beinede. ~ ,_

5 ' Phone 404

Co.

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col'-‘FBE

There are,

other Coffees - but - the y a 1' e 11 o t “Seal Brand”

he photo _ _ P _

r of today will please his entire - ' ' and old lace with veil and orange

' D blossoms, and carried a bouquet of

bride'a roses. The ceremony was per- formed by the Rev. Mr. Wilmot. pas-

or of the Walnot Ave , Congregation

L_ , _ al Church' of Roxbury. the double ring service being used. The bride and groom were unattended. After the

ceremony a wedding supper was serv- ed. After Jan. 1st Mr. and Mrs. Low will be at home at 5 Howard Park.

_ iDorchester. _The many friends of Mr.

und Mrs. Low wish them a happy and prosperous journey through life. Mrs. Low is well known in Georgetown where she spent her vacation with

her parents a short time ago.-G.

. .*PR|MROBE NOTES. - A splen-

did recruiting meeting was held re-- cently at Bridgetown Hall. There was

a very large attendance. and quite a number of the young men from Bridgetown, Dundas, and vicinity of-

|,, 5, (14 “Q 2 P°,_,m|_ gum (tered their services for King and

Whole - ground- pulverized- e

ountry.-Miss Gertie Pollard, teach- r of Primrose has returned after

°\‘°Fi\\° Gl°\m¢lf°l‘P°f°°ll¢°rl- spending ner holidays at ner home' in

ciiiss a sanao|u|,iioN1'iinu..

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Warm Footwear |

FOR

Cold Weather

For Men and Boys

Overehoes Lumbermen’s ’Rubbers Felt and Knit Socks Moccasins Felt Boots Leggins

For Women

and Children

Gaiters Overshoes Leggins Felt Boots Moccasins

We also carry a large

stock of Insoles and Water- proof Dressings.

Alley & Co. ‘ charioueiown

Here ' You Are Rink _ is Open Hockey Boots FOR ALL

`Mlsses’ $2.00 to $3.50

Men’s 2.50' to 4.00

Boys’ 2.35 to 3.50 Youths’

1.75 _

Morris--Smith--Beer

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(iliurlottetown.-Mr. Joseph McDonald of St. Geoi-ge's has returned home ai- ter spending the past few years in Saskatoon. Sask.-Miss Margaret Mc- Lellan is visiting in Upton for the past two weeks, the guest of her sis- ter. Mrs. A. D. Campbell,-Mrs. John A. McCormac has returned home ai’t'ei~ spending two weeks in George- town Royalty, the gue.-it of her daugh- tcr, Mrs. Philip Morrison. --Mr. Jas. Mcisaac left last week for Nova Scotia, where lie intends to spend the winter.-Mr. Ronald Campbell has purchased a very valuable horse,whicli promises to be the swiftest oi' the iieii- son.-Mr_ Joseph McDonald oi' St. (ieorge’s spent n few days in Prim- rose Inst week. the guest oi' his uncle, Mr. John ll/icl.clian.-Miss Georgie Mc- liouald ot St. Gr-.orgo'e lf-.ft lust week for Souris to attend St. Mary’_s Con- vent.--Miss Ksjie McPherson of L ~hl .~ -nt week in Primrose

ann: ng, pt a recently.-Mr. Arch McCormac has been confined to his home for the past few days with a severe attack oi' la grippe. His many friends hope to see him around soon again.

..°ONl CENT per word each in-

itepresentatlve in Montague B

EISTER-li PERSOIIILS C

- *Joseph Mitchell Souris. left for S

'Frank Conroy, Souris, who has

. _‘Ii/fre. Clif Cox, Souris, was a pas- C

to visit her dauhter.*

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in five minutes! No dyspcpsla, heart- burn or any stomach misery.

on, ea urn, yspep a; w en e

food you eat ferments into gases and stubborn lumps; your head aches and you feel sick and miserable, that's when you realize the magic in 1’ape's Diapepsin. it makes all stomach mis- ery vanish in five minutes.

If your stomach is in a continuous

revolt-if you can‘t get it regulated, please, for your sake, try Pape’s Dia- pepsin, It.'s so needless to have ii bad stomach-multe your next meal it favorite food meal, than take a little Diapepsin. There will not be any dia- tress-eat without fear. It’s because Papc's Diupepsin "really does" regu- late weak, oiit-oi'-order stomachs that gives it its millions of sales annually.

Gct a. large lilly-omit case oi' Pope‘e

Dinpepsin i`rom any drug store. li. is the quickest, surest stomach relief and cure known. It acts almost like magic _-it is a. scientific, harmless and pleas- ‘ant stomach preparation which ti-uly belongs in every home.

Cash must accompany order ,(30

__ Hay (pressed) ton

Sulnmerside Wednesday morning* B

sertion for advertising in this column.

, __ Turnips, bus

W

Sour, gassy, upset stomach, indiges- L

ii li rib ii si 11 :ii 8

P

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OH’TOWN MARKETS

utter, (creamery) lb

..*1' GORDON IVES is Guardian Butter, (creamery) lb.

utter (Tub) ih.

_ Butter, fresh, lb.

.'17 F. TIERNEY is Guardian re Eggs, doz.

presentntlve in Sourls MEM Beef lb. (retail)

|-

owla, lb

hickens, fb.

$12 to

traw (pressed) ton

ork,ib-.“`\ '

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tatoee (Reds) bus. ots (white) h uh.

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bash in' Halifax roi- me pas: few o weeks returned home on Monday.* "gat" (slack) hm’

eets. us arrote. bus. l, lb

s i °°

s,e‘ngi`elre8té)ay.ours from Charlottetown gannws' lb

-.*MrS-. James Culleii. Charlotte- gud” 1"' 'b'

town, arrived in Sourls on Tuesday Turkeys pm, m

eese ,__ _,-1) a

idea

S’SIDE MARKETS

'russo/iv.

Buckwheat, bush. 75 to 90 Butter, (dairy) per lb. 27 Butter (creamery) per lb

alfsklns per lb

ese. per o ides

orrocted on Tuesdays and Frtdaysg

8 35 28

so

ag milk supplies all the strength

12 to iff

$13 $6.50

10 to1

1 1 5 4 4 4 4 4

1 1

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32

C . 1 Chickens, (dressed) per lb. 12 to 15 WGTURES COULD D .

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ucks, (dressed) per lb 12 to 1

ggs, (fresh) per doz. 30 `

Fowl, per lb. 10 to 12

' Ge ' lb. 12 t

H . 1 H . $1 H $1

ay (pressed) per ton $10 to

ay. (loose per ton. $0 to amb Pelts each 40 to

ate, (black) per bus. ats, (wihite) per bus. ork. (organs attached). _ 734 to

Straw, (pressed) per ton.

urnipa, per bus.

Turkeys, per lb. 15 to Vlfheat, per bus. 80 to $1 Wool, ner lb. 20 to

HUNS CLAIM MUCH BOOTY

IN DARDENELLE

liEltl.lN, Jniiiinry 1f'».-- The

man government has transmitted

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45 10% l

$6l

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15 Long, President of the Local Govern-

60 and New Zealanders in Gallipoli’ said 47 I

20 20 .10 40

S.

to

Givut llritnin iroiigli iv ni ri an einlmss-xy, ii note which declares thi as ai rosiill. oi' (iroai. Britain no( i'iili`| ing Germany’s di-.inniiil for an explain tion of the circumstances surroundi the sinking ot’ a German submarine the British partol boat Baralong, G many will adopt suitable measures

reprisal.

ll-

ng by er- oi’

energy into the wom-out lbody and fortify it sgaii-si exposure-Shredded Wheat Biscuit (heated in the oven to restore crispness) with hot

needed, for a half-day’s work. ,Also delicious with bananas Nor Omer fniiis. Made in

Can

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5 NOT CONVEY IT.

LONDON, Jan. 15.- Walter Hume

4 3 estminister last night on the “Glor- 0 us achievements of the Australians

hat when Earl Kitchener, Secretary r War. returned from his eastern

tour he told him that nothing he had read or seen in pictures conveyed the

ci ti oi’ what the real

ment Board, speaking at a meeting at W _

io _ _ ’

fo

sllglitestappre ii on facts was as he realized them during his visit to the Gallipoli peninsula. Earl Kitchener declared he had not be- lieved conditions so terrible, so dif- ilciilt and so overwlielminlt ill i\\0ll`

NOIDON C DUYYY

larrietore end 'Aparaayl solicitors for Royal lsrllrsl canada

uonlv ro Loan. _

W. L WILLIAMS. M.D»| G-l.(||cGlll)

Piiyelolen C 8u_|?aoll. .

Oilice--200 QUEEN 8 .

Office Hours-_D to 11 a.m _

_I to Gold 1 ¢ol_p.rn;<

889!-11-18118110. ‘ _ ’ ‘ `

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Cameron lioek. Victoria llevu Charlottetown

0|l'lce Hours: 0 a.5m. to I p. m.

2 p. rn. to p. m.

_ 8683-10I5lltf.

BABCOCK ANU SONS

Patents. Trade marks, Designs. Registered Patent Attorneys.

Established 1877.

Formerly Patent C-If~co Examiner.

Master of Patent Laws. Representatives in all foreign coun-

tries.

Write for Book "Patent Protection".

Tells. -

all about and how to Obtain Pat-

en .

99 St. James St., Montreal. ' Branches Ottawa. Washington.

1

Miss D. Rudge

171 Great Geerge‘8treet

Manufacturer of all kinds of fine

hair goods. Also Gentlemens Toupees

and Wigs .

Phone 314.

Manlcuring. Hairdressing.

niiturie could cxisi..

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xhibition

Souris Exhibition Association iiist , in St ivlary’s Hall Souris.

will bc held on T _ y._ -5'- _ ' ~ ’ lixliibitors, as well as directors are invited to attend- . _

J. .f\. i\lcCORMACK, Secretary.

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3 Heavy Grey and Black Ladies Suits 17.50 and 25 00, go on sale at 7.50.

Ladies Light Colored Tweed Suits go on sale at 11 o’clock sharp $1.00 each.

Ladies Skirts, Navy and Black Serge also Tweeds new styles, values up to 7.50

sale price $2.98. ' _ _

Boys Winter Overcoats, Chinchillas, Tweeds Naps less than Factory

prices. Many of these Coats have arrived since XMAS fit lads from 6 to 16 years values up to 9.00. Special $3.98.

About 35 of a better grade $4.98. _ 37 Men’s Fashionable Winter Overcoats, mostly in Tweeds 10.00 and 12.00

values. Sale paice $7.50 ~» About 20 Reefers 2.50, 3.50 and $4.50. ‘_

Clean Sweep offering of Sheep-lined_Coats from 0.50 to $7.50. _ Special Discounts on all Boys Clothing, Men s Suits, now is the time to do

your S1333 lltdlofi Men’s Suits 25 only $9.00,10.00 and 12.00 values sale price 6.95

, READ YE and HEED YE ! Four days startling values

in Lovely F urs., Neck pieces from $1.00 up.

We offer all our Coon Coats. Fur lined Coats, Black Dog-

skin Coats. _

Ladies Rat Coats. Buy your Furs now at PATONS

FOUR DAY CLEARANCE SALE and _save money. _

In the Men’s Ready-to-wear Department we will

offer Shirts, Heavy Unshrinkable Underwear at 75ca Garment. _

This is without doubt one of the best bargains PATOI\S

have ever offered in this departinent.About 50 Mens Cape 69c.

' 9 only Men’s Fur Caps at a great saving price. Special Bargains in the Dress Goods Department at

_ Special sale prices. ' -

' » All Miliinery to be swept from the tables by Monday

at Noon if prices will Talk and values count, you will get

_ a hat fora trifle. All children’s Milliuery Velvet Hats and

I __ _ Hoods will be included, no reserve in trimmed or untrimmed

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