rists....'»v¢¢¢i.u_.c.m-
V poundkelievessuffering.
I - "I collared from e had
.Lydia E. Plnkhlm'l
V table Oom-
wxa 
bottles.
me up all
~ pain
irri-
toon swsy. I much
did before, and I recommend
time for female
for me all it is claimed
_ g|
if you have any oi' the symptoms men-
tioned in Mrs. "M_s_y_'s_ letter, remember u
what Lydis E. Pxnlihsm's Vegetable q-1
Compound did for her, and try it your-
self. It is n good old-fashioned medi~
cine, made from roots and herbs. and it vls
If you need special sdvice,write i
to Lydia E. Pinkhnm Medicine--J
Your letter will be opened, read 0"
and answered by a. woman, and
Fishing Boats "°
Write. i
i.Esi.,|E cAMPeE|.L. sc,
Cape Traverse. P.E.l_ his
‘ 7016-1-26Mwim2mospd. co
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-SCHOONER SIGHTED. _ The Car
three niusted schooner that has bcclii Mar.
limiting in the straits tor u number ot' costume. treo Prizes will be given,
days, hos drifted back with the east- fm-
nrly winds. and on Monday was seen
oil’ -Q
Vi
--Mrs. W. Wurrcn Lord. is visiting um
--_ tion
-W- K. McGOUGAN. Globe Fox El- y CO
change, is Gusrdisn Agent in Summer-.i 'm
side
--THE MORNING DAILY Guilrdllll Han
can be obtained st Laiterty’s '1‘oncor- Kee!
Psrlours, Summerside.
(Tape 'l`ruvcrsu_uuil ycslcrdny off
western ressossts 3*”
~Mr. Vernon l\lu(loui:un_ lila||»ct|uc
klnc
1-toriu.~ N. »Bord
tor the odvertlslng in this column
must accompany order Mini
--lT_ PAYG to buy in this Provtnoml _ f-'-_ONQBINT per word- enobdnser-
as . ’ . 3
um charge, twentrilve cents.
-_*Q
F0,R SALE.-House and lot on
uyér Street. Apply George It.
e. Sununcrslde. -
ARNiVAL.f- Come to the' big
nivsl at Frcetowu ou Wednesday.
ch lst, Qdzpissioii 15c. Those-in `
uest."¢...'h.iil¢.. .__ uwiiigsggpsi.
URTAINV GOODS e5 - pieces
cred h‘tn`ininc Curtain" Ivods.
handsome in design and colorlnlm,
sr 40e. on sale for Wednesday.
arch lst. at por yard Zlic. at Sinclair
. and Stewart, Ltd. 7557-2-2SM2iE1l.
wus u visitor to crnpnud Sunday.-V. .._|=|5'|-Ugplgp _H05/|E,_. M,-_ E,-4,.
(‘hiug. who was chief steward on
S S Milt lit
7594 3<11nt$l
her futher in Suiuinersltlc.-N.
'l`r
my permission to pub- -
nrs. J. Mtv. am s. l vga
8
-Mr. and Mrs. Jost-ph Tliomsou, was
you, were in tinpc Truvcrsc Monday “me
-N. _
' *°- .boar
Miss Louise Wriglit is' visiting in most
D9 '1`l`“\'°l°50 "W Sues' of Mis” 00°" to Archangel where they received a
Lord.-N. _splaniliil reception. They also visited _ 
Petrograd whore they were banqueted '  "
ung
side
_ _ i o on ir trip to Arch-
el returned to his home in Summer
last week. Tho passage over
very rough and they were only
to get to about iitty miles ol
Archangel. They were met at the
d ice by about 1`ori.y_sielglis;
ly driven by women. and taken
--.\lr. Joh" Parker. Urapuud laude and thanked by me Russia" omciah, _  ‘i
business trip to Sumnicrslde on Tm, ,-,num ml, across me Atlantic
1\il`S<lB-1'--V. » was also very rough, the captain of-
_ -?- the steamer stated it was the worst.
-Mrs D. S. MCQ\1al'l`9~ Cl`8DWd is experienced in thirty-five years. and
lting friends and relatives in Sum- an an-wal in New york the steamer
hsshelped countlesenumbersof women. nierside and Bitleford--W had to bvefput in dry dock for re-
pairs.-L_
.\lr. .luck ltntteiibury. Charlotte-
C°_ (eonndentiam Lynn, Mass. itown. was in Cape Traverse Monday
bnsiness_~N.
-Privates Earl Willi.ams, Frank
ard and Harold Oakes oi' the 105th
held in strict confidence. Ls .
 ‘ spent n few days at their respective l | ' i
me in Westmoreland. V.
Why? Because they are delicious
Southern white corn. Deliciously iiavored by o_ur secret
process. Made bya Canadian Company. A man s winter food.
Kellogg's Toasted Com Flakes is our only product
` 100. a package. At all Grocers.
“MADE IN CANADA"
Tim Burr: Cana Tossnn Cons 1-`i.sx5 tloursuv, Liuinb
' uoNnoN. oN1'Axio_ GANADA' lla
and nutritious. Made from
-.\lr. Dewey Irving ot' the 105th, _ I
It you want ilshing boats or pleas- Summerside, was u visitor to Cape The folinwmgis B |15; of me omcgm
ure bouts designed and built Traverse a few days HS0=-N- N. C. 0's and men from Prince Edward.
Island going overseas with No. 11|
-The many friends ot' .\lr. Frank FIELD ARTILLERY (H0\v1TzER)
meter, Carleton. regret _to hear of r:mGAuE AMMUNITION COLMUN:
illness and hone he Will S0011 V0' Captain D. A. MacKinnon. Charlotte-
ver. town. V
,_ ___,_ ___ ~ V- * Lieut. F. J. Longworth, Charlotte-
P. E. ISIIHUIHS  
[0W'll.
_.l. lt. ilccr. Cliarlottctowii,
J. (Y. Burns, Southport,
it. K. Boswell. Victoria
f‘§F.>.=’f“5?
l L1
_ _ g B. S. M. E.,J. Trainor, Charlotte-
The great majority of Canadians are eating p‘°‘g'_‘-Q_ M_ SU ,_ ,_ ,_ MD
c onald,
Grand Tracadis '
, , Sergt. R. S. Laird, Bedeque -
_ ' ` Corporals-
J. T. McAleer, Charlottetown.
L. W. McMillan, (Iliarlottetowu.
Boniburdlers-
_ D. Anderson. Charlottetown.
~ F. l.. Puuolicr, (‘hurlotto|owu,
1 `  J. C. Stewart, Cliarlottetowit
G. M. Saunders, (jhrluttotown,
` l..`li. Webster. Mari”
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See our window I `  
i of __  Goods 
-.s
I
In the window you.will“sc`e a very special `
showing of pretty goods--of many kinds, all at
the one price of 25c. There are Voiles, Linettés, _ 3_4
,Grosvenor _Suiting,Musli'n,etc, from England and ' ° =
nie U. s. ' A gre.; range efioveiy siuffs'afr;.zss'J 
sssesiee
,' lhpniq nxt 11 ' F ` ' p-_ _ _xn_§ _ 
 -.~_  -1.' " »:- .1 \- _ ' .~ ~ ' -'
. . ll 'T if ’
Advance   Showing of.,..,,.I-Iandsoine  New Weaves  
In Amei°ican ,and Enghsh Wash Goods,  To-day
1 1 'C  GREATEST SI;IOWh'§_"of fine  that we_ have ever madeior you, is -now rendy
' forexamination. There are pretty .things from _every_corner _in which handsome wash. fabrics are made.
There is a great assortment of the fam ous “Burton” fabrics, as well as lovely things -from many other Ameri-
can Mills. There.. are sturdy weaves from Scotland-,-there' are dainty fabrics from English Looms, all await
_ ing the touch _of the dress inakers shears and needlejto develop into beautiful summer dressesfor you.
 Some “of the pretty' weaves are, Printed Ostend
Crepe, flowered in pink, blue and. mauve, 27 inches_
  
-Printed Rice Cloth, 27 inches wide, showing flow- V
ers 'of pink, blueand mauve...._. 
4 ' Burton woven printed voiles.~36inch.... ._..25c
Irish Linette in green, pink, blue and mauve these
are 36` inches wide and cost  ..~.-...._25c
' Reception” voiles-a very pretty sheer weave
shownin pink, blue and mauve 36 inch..............35c
' . _ Seed voiles shown in pink, blue and mauve also
36inches wide.-.._._i....;`,'....._._.   .... ..40c
_ White seedfieiies 45 incheswide......._.......3o¢
saiksnipe-'ifeiiesat.............._......;..... _._._.5s¢ 4
 suitings, 36 inches wide... .._..32c "
>_ Irish poplin, mercer finish, white and. colored 27 
inch for,,,;.._,`.,._._..   »
ge”-»-. 32
__ _,, -
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Da¢1¢s.m white, b1ue,khai<i...._...._.  "
_These are only samples-there are hosts of other f
fabrics-,fabrics of all prices-all good st les-
Y all pop-
ular weaves-the greatest showing of wash goods in
` P. E. I.
Hill
_ h~ gi
Moore &
` 5-'   119-121 Queen Street Charloheto wn
. Bell, Cape Traverse, _ Q ` ' . - ~ _ I
_ _ i » .
McLeod;  
J. P, Gortlond I ,
I
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W. A. Stewart
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' CANADIAN GOVERNMENT RAILWAYS
PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND
'runs TABLE iN~ nrrncr DECEMBER znh. 1915.
Tmins outward-Read IIOWI1-
Tuos.& Daily Daily .
Fri. ex_Sun. ex.Sun. ‘
P.M. P.M_ A_M.
2.50 1.45 7.00 DOD.
4.15 2.39 8.13
4.55 3.08 9.00
“.112 9.45
.55 10.20 Arr.
Charlottetown
Hunter River
Emerald Jet.
Kensington
Summersido
-1
.i
is
>
5*. :o_o
¢::
»-_
...
A. Doiicctto, Charlottetown.
 Diamond, Charlottetown.
Dougali, Charlottetown,
~ l‘. Flctchcr, Charlottetown,
G. Glillspic, (lhnrlottetowii.
_ Gorikln, Charlottetown,
rccn, New* Loudon,
Gregory. Cliurlotiei_o\\'u_
Gsrnhuni, Georgetown,
L. llallorhau, Charlottcto
Trains inward--Read up.
Daily Mon.Wed. Tues. Tues.
ex.Sun. Thur_Sat. &Frl. &Frl.
1'.M. A.M. P.M. A.M.
Arr. 5.25 11.30 12.10 10.10
4.15 10.31 11.03 8.50
3.32 10.03 10.10 8.00
2.51 V 0.38 0.45
2.20 9.15 9.15
DOD.
Tues. Thur.
& Sui.
4.15 11.130 Dep.
5.14 1.14
.07 2.44
.51 1l.57
7.30 6.00 Arr.
' Mon. Wed.
Thur. & Sat.
5.00 3.55 Dep.
5.50 4.25 Arr.
Daily ox. Sat.
Sat. &». Sun. only.
l’.M. I*.M.
. . 3.00 .
_ 4.15
_ 4,54
Sunimcrsldc
Port Hill
0`Loury
Atherton
Tlgnlsb
6
6
Em eralil J ct.
Charlottetown
M t., Stewart
Morell
St. Peters
Sourls
_ 6.30 .
Cape' Traverse Dep. 8 _ 00
Daily Mon.Wed.
' ex_Suu. & Fri.
Arr. 8.55 12.15
7.54 10.42
7.01 9.20
6.21 8.22
Dep. 5.45 7.30
A_M.
Arr. $.50
7.50
7.00
Sat. Daily ex.
only. Bat. lt. Sun.
A.M. A.M.
Arr. 10.30 11.05
9.15 9.35
8.40 8.56
8.17
8.25
7.00
 _  -_E_';'£i -._.
' D`siTy~*i?xf°`S`at.` ` ` '
Mt Stewart Arr 9.20
Cardigan 8 04
Montague 7 3
7.05 6 40 Arr Georgetown Dep 6.50
Sat
.a 62 Sun. only only
P M P M
3.10 3.10 Charlottetown
4.6 4 25 Vernon River
_ff l 4.! ~.~ \ _ti/1', I _f .`
J
 Big Annual Sale;
‘”‘ _of Wall Paper
' ' Remnants 5
~ Is now on. Every ,pattern at
HALF PRICE
Dep. 7.00 ___i V ,_ _A
Dep. 5.40* 5.40  W " `_'
&`lW%
¢I»s~»-sin
CGUUC
" Dsily ex.
Sat & Sun
5
Arr. 9.4
8.31
kl4\\\\\\Si0`lI*
Dilllil K |
..*::,;fi‘?l'.‘ii§
lm to
 iny.°o't1rr l`lfVeall
3 00 Dop
4 55
5 39
0 12 5 19
7 45 i Arr
" 8.55 7 35 An-
” 4.46 "4`.1s“`Dep. _ . g
5.52 5.27 -_
6.20 5.56 . 3 _
st.  _-M . V . __
. . . 1 ‘ ’ , A. . A. . 1 V
,. new    _ .1  .to Succeed
. viee.:_e2w.=An...»umns4»bortbsp.-__r=oo»-i:e§=;iqe.< »  ,_ '_ -
gitiés. put it in good worki
wh,
li. llerrell. Charlottetown, `
M. Hughes, Charlottetown,
7'. lluszurd, (`.liarlottctown_
\\'. Le(`.lnire, (lhnrlottctowu,
B. lumen, DcSahlc,
McDonald, Point Prim,
(T. McLeod. Cliarlottctowu.
McFarlane, Charlottetown. '
L_ Mclllurrer, Charlottetown.
I). Mcl.e`od, Victoria Cross,
Mclicnzic, Long Crock.
M<:Douu.ld, Vernon.
cGrcgor. Montague.
cCaruy, (,‘l\urlottct.owu.
Monro, Albion,
Mitchell. Charlottetown.
rphy, Charlottetown.
- Mooney, Souris East. ,
McDougall. Charlottetown.
Nesbit, Harmony, Lot 13.
Noonan, Bedeque.
A. Ognr, Southport.
F. Percival. Cliarlotteiowu.
gat-1_?‘%>$-:»f-c7:»-iazursajizs::9>js?‘;&;pnz
`>§_==-.=r r>;_¢=:»2=:>*‘ `
(I. Pratt. Albery Plains,
Perry, Tignish.
Purcell, Charlottetowii,
Rcld. Charlottetown.
Scutner, Milton,
ntifortl, Charlottetown,
_ Taylor, Charlottetown.
Walsh, Charlottetown. _
Resolve
Throw_ off the handicap of
petty ills that make you
grouch , hstless and 5 de-
pressed? Get at the root of
your ailments~clear»your
digestive system of impur-
mdrfkeiiirtiiieliiicdi
iver
m0tt9
A. Paquet. Glencorradalt-_ `
BEEGHAM S A
Mrs. Jas. McLean, _ _
Dr. J. B. Brown, _
Dr .W. J. _McMillan _-
A_ Fricudi 
E. T. Higgs. _
M. I". Macklin. '
J. Gordon McKay;
J_ -Louis McKay. ' _-
Allan L. McKay. ` , _
A. E. Lyon, _ '
Adolphus Mcl~Jweu,.St`.
A. W. Hyndiuuu, ‘;
-Mrs. R. ll. Campbell,
Angus Mci'hco. '_
Mrs. llcnry J. llooper,
Tlioulas \V. May. '
Matilda. ’lark.
N. Gay. l wnul, _
llarold A. Mcsservey.
Grace Mc survey.
Robert B. csscrvoy i
Ethel Mes ervey. 
Miss Ruby ewart. `
Miss Le ewart. `
William Ai; _ 
n_ v.1vninen, _ ’""f‘f
. _ o|t'h. in uttc
l.. B. Webster, Marie, 1 ' _ J.
L. W. Mullen, Charlottetown, .` J
Far. Sgt. J. 1) O'C‘onno
vcrsc, _ i ' < » ‘
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(Coutluucd from png
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r, Capo Trn-
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Peters,
l~‘. J. Holman & \_7o.-"l§‘¢`il‘:." "  I
V "'v _
J. H. Judson. Alexandra. '
Miss Ruth E. C mpheil,
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Burnett.
Miss Burnett. ‘ `
lan Burnett.
Willie Burnett, '
Niall Burnett,
.E. A. li`os_ter_
Mrs. F. Il. Hearts.
Mrs; Harry Johnson, _ _
Cornwall School.
Mrs. Jas. ljynds. 1~prL
Taylor,
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rubber
boots
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Creek
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run ,_
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Dum., Souulp-Um it. Wheatley,Lliurlottotowu. John McLeod & (.0.
_ , - ._ _ A. ni. \Vhlt.1ock_ Fliurlottctowu, lt.
A. Ilouuitti, Llmilottclowli. W H W, V U rl town' D ‘
Bealrsto
avid Hooper
C. Sime-
S. Wedlock
R..Newsoni '
. McCallum
_-Grant
Rubber Co. Lt
d.
4 pairs ' boots
ir. J iggs
A. Ritchie V
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rs. R. E. Bagnall
_ubbe Hardware Co.
umes Hooper . _
0. Arsenault
A. E. McEschern. 2 pairs boots
M. Barge, _ '
rs James McNeill
Frederick. Ilrclmut '
udward Rolf
owurd G Brcliuut
uth Dugan
co E Full
W (lwcn
iggs & Bcrrlgon
ngus D McKinnon
ol D Stewart
AE McKinnon, K C
D
W Bentley
au
nders & Newsom
lake Bros
lei' & Co pairs boots
OM Reddin
Ai
airs D OM Reddin
iv
Roy Holman
L. Cotton
ev Ewen McDougall
oldior‘s Mother
B
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llcorge Mlsr, Georgetown,
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Gordon & Co 2 prs boots
D
Morris, Smith & Beer,
8 prs boots
ogeis Farquhsison
iss Anna Fsrquhsrson
oi-ance B McGregor
Hill & Sons
F. Hutcheson
ommittee Osbsret dance
A. McMillan ` .
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C. Cliandl0i‘. Churlottctowll. 9*-'°" J-N .  '_ -_FY N . '
L. Coudy, iluzelbrook. - , _, __  _ _ 'i fi
D_ (V-ai,.,,S_ Ba|dwh,~S Howl, .l. A. Wt-ir, tilmrliittetown. Jesper Plckard ~
through the Women’s Club 00.
this water for hull' a. mluuto, or until
the birds show signs oi' strangllug. it
i
YESTERDAYS SUBSCRIPTIO
Peeps#
Previously ucknowlcdgcd
Cumberland Woinen’s institute-_
-*___
‘ A SKIM MILK VARIETY
P1*
NS. the nostrils urn clogged. they should
-~»_ be opened hcforc treating, so tho iiuid
$620. will penetrate thc uusul passages.. ln
10. addition to this trcaiincut u sninll
f- quantity of the pcrmsngsnnto should
$039. hc dissolved in tho drinking wateruiid
A, W. HYNDMAN, both sick and well birds perniittcil to
_ Hon. Treasurer. liuvc access to no other wator. i'cr-
mungnualo of poiash is not only u.
powerful disinfectant b t it
omhtiblhitiha Ulpihcztetfa-t»A..\x¢_»¢f-3-_ape 5gg5\:§1_na!-I!-I
|hNHN$
iii*
~ s  I `
_ , '_ ' 2 `
_ V. _/ ~ '
, ,., ,f »,~ 1  'iz the nesaprssicii una under
P9.°‘.\*9°£"!°:*!".‘°!"‘?‘!°:"*~"~¢I~>=~=
5 ` V
Most ol' our dairy farmers 'are well
accustomed to hear of milk "testing"
so much, either high or low, under-
staiidlng thereby that it contains a
certain percentage ol’ int. What is
not .quite so clear to the majority, is ,
the tact that milk varies considerably `
in its test, or content of tat, from day
today, evcu from one milking to an-
other on the sumo » day, and from
mouth to month. This applies to mixed
_herd iullk and more particularly to
milk H0111 singlc.cows_
Thus, it milk is valued according to
its ist content, it is ovideutiy oi' ex-~"
trome iniportauce to every dairy farm.
er to know what the milk does test;
further, he needs to 'know, whether
. u possesses
tonic properties as well. It will not
harm the birds. At the first indica-
tion ol' colds in the flock, permangs-
nate in the drinking water will oltou
ward off serious trouble. -g
lu bud cases oi’ roup, wlien-the side
of the head is badly swollen. the only
sensible treatment is louse the hatch-
et and burn the body. Treating such
advanced cases is usually awaste ' t_
time. Even ii' a bird recovers, it wgl
ever be subject to recurrent attacks
of the disease. and will be afnoiisiant
menace to the rest _of the flock. A
ten that has recovered from an attack
itroup should .never .be-used in a
breeding pen.-‘=Michlgan Farmer.
.i<'_f_.. It
selling cream or pooling milk, if
Spot.‘s milk tests 2.5 or 4.8, it `Blos.
som's milk tests 3.1 or 5.2 per cent of
lat. in one herd where six samples
oi! milk from each cow were tested
88911 mvllth. it was found that three
cows averaged only 1.8, 2.8 and 2,7
per cent of lst for the whole year.
Do your cows give real milk or only n
skim mlllc variety? You need quality
as well as quantity, are you getting
both’ Cow testing is necessary for
your pence of mind. -
-_*___
TREATMENT FOR ROUP
Permangsuate or potash is an ex:
cellent remedy for roup. The msd;
01110 is prepared by uissoivlngsumci
ent ot' the permsngsnste in luke
warm water to give it a deep wine
goloiiin Treatment is administered by
o
Then: is hardly a
abouts -"who does not
oil cum-or 3 good
Here and now
-either