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Charlottetown PE Island,
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\lllPl’ElI|lliS ill lIlE WEEK
Bergt. Knight. a returned hero lr0m
France was perhaps the most import-
` . . . ant visitor to the city this week and
Ho a 10th, December, 1915. certainly received a most heart! OV8-
_ tl evenin s moetin in e
Hints I
We cordially invite you
to visit our store and inspect
 iw °f -~;;s°°di;s.:
t i a sea .
year geopib find this the
most ieconomical and satis-
factory stock to make such
purchases. [We will be glad
to have you come and look
around.
Gifts for
Smokers
We have .1 magnificient
array of goods that will _del-
ight any smoker. Case pipes
from 1.00 to 5.00 each. We
highly recommend the
THREE B pipes which we
have in all the best _shapes
and sizes. ln the line of
meerschzium pipes our si ock
is unexcelled. The qualit_\'_-'
and that is what counts in
this pipe-is the best. f llhcr
suitable thinl!S aff? f"l1"CC0
pouches, cigar. C1§Hf¢'¢l@
cases, ami'-er cigar anti cig-
arette holders, smoke rs sets,
silver match vases all_of
which we have in varied
styles and prices.
Havana Cigars
For a really nice gift_of
cigars we suggest your Elv-
ing Haiana Cigars. We
have trie following brands
Henry Clay two sizes.
Otero two sizes.
Bock two sizes.
Carolinas two sizes.
Diaz Garcia two sizes.
Pomeo and Juliet.
Heepman and Lo.
You can have t cse by
the dozen or box.
‘ Domestic Cigars-W e
have all the bi si in Canada
boxes of 10. 25 ard 50.
G. .lamieso
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wave. 5th to 8th, rain. sleet and snow.
9th to 13th, cold period. 14th to 18th,
clear, fair. 19th to 23rd, general snow-
fall. 24th to 26th, unsettled. 27th to
29th drizzly. 29th to 31st, storm wave.
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DIARY OF EVENTS.
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City Magistrate's Court.. ll a.ni. .
Prince Edward Tlientre, 3, 7 und
8.45 p.m.
Peoplc's Theatre, 7 and 8.46 p.in.
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BIRTHS
 
MALONE-At lioiishuw, Doc. 2nd to
Mr. and Mrs. Dau Malone, ti. dnuglilcr.
IVES - To Mr. and Mrs. ll. W. lvcs.
Montague. Dec. 5th, a sou, .lolni Sulli-
erland.-B.
Limiting Booze al
liranplioll Camp
A letter from Bramsliott Camp says
General Hunter 'has issued an order
closing all drink shops, hotels, bars.
etc., at 0 p.m..-thus limiting tho
time during which soldiers can obtain
booze to three hours-between 6 and
9 p.m. This drastic order is enforced
with military rigor. Several of tlie
odicers of the 40th are away taking
courses. Others are on sick leave.
The 400| Battalion has improved won-
derfully both in drill and in in discl-
pllne since reaching Bramshoit. The
weather ls damp and mm! IDGD “Gi
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`\l-4|b.pItgs. 101:. l-2 lb. pkgs.l8c
Tenders for the Efrinting and Puli-
licatlon of the ROYETL GAZETTE of
Prince Edward lsla d for one. two.
three or four years ifroni the lst day
of January, 1916. in accordance with
the specification to be seen at this
Ufiice, will be receive -d up to noon of
the 20th day of Deceiuber instant.
Tenders to be marked “TENDER
FOR ROYAL GAZETTE" and to be
addressed to the.um1ersls11ed~
' ARTHUR .-NEWBERY.
Asst. Provincial Secretary.
5764-12-11m8i
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Auction Sale
tif well bred stock at John T. God-
i`rey's. North \Viltsliire, on Wednes-
duy. December 15th, 1915, at 1 p.u.\.
sharp._ The following; stockz-
1 Cart mare., rising 5 years old. with
-‘nal by Barrister; 1 carriage horse,
rising 7 yi-airs old, 1 carriage colt ris-
ing 3 years old. 1 draft colt rising 2
years old. 1 lilly rising 2 years old
(Eskliam Waggener), 2 cart foals.
1 Cow rising 5 years old, due to calvc
lst March; 3 mllch cows rising 3 years
.ml with calf (Guernsey grade); 1 cow
6 years old, due to freshen last of
December; 1 dry cow, 2 heifcrs, 1%,
_‘ears old tJcrsey grade), 1 lielier 2'/li
years old. 1 ox 2'.-J yours old, 3 calves,
1 registered Giieriisey bull S months
old, 1 brood sow. 2 pigs 4 months old,
4 pigs 6 weolm old. Also. 200 bushels
turnips. 4 lnox sleighs (now). Salc
posltiv`e on act-ouiit of ill-health.
Terms-All sums of $5 and under.
cash; over that amount. 11 niontlis
credit will bo given on approved joint
notes.
Should tho 151|: prove stormy. thc
salo will lake. place on Thursday thc
16th at the same hour.
JOHN STEWART. Auctioneer.
5762-12-11m2i
CONCERT
IN AID OF ST. VINCENT DE PAUL
SOCIETY.
iii l’ro-f‘iillicil|‘al 'l'iiosilay_ Docoiii-
bor l-ith. 1915. by the Choir of St.
Duilsiauiisz (`allicilrnI.
’ PROGRAMME.
1. Solo mid (‘liorus--0 Caiiailii.
2. Solo-~ llccaiisc your licurl, l'.'.
i\i'sciiaiili .
3. Solo-~ Suiisliino ol' Your Sniilii
-Miss liosc Rynn.
4. Quartutte- ‘Oli in ilic Stilly
Night- (McDoiialii. Arsenaiilt, Steele
and Huglies.
5. ltciuliiig- Solcc`ic<l- Dr. (Ton-
roy.
ll. flies- Apolo.
7. Vloliii Solo- Last ltoso oi`
Siiininer- Miss Rita McDonald.
8. Solo and Chorus- Keep the
llnme Fires Burning- Master Albert
Blanchard. _ `
9. Quzirlette-- Bonny Doon,-
lBrown, Mcl)oiialil, J. O. & E. Arso-
naiilt.)
10. Solo -Selected -Miss Lucy
Blanchard.
11. Solo- Selected- Mr. Frank
McDonald.
12.*. Solo -Soldiers of Canada-
Mr. J. Mclniiis.
lil. Chorus- Cruskeen Lawn. _
GOD SAVE THE KING.
PIANIST- MRS R. B. BROWN.
Doors open 7.30- Concert Starts
8 ‘Ili sliai
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5760-12-11Mb'l.\|2i .
DEAR B llll N ’ S'
Naliunal Cream ul
Tarlar. liomnounrl
MADE IN CANADA
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Coiiforins to all the Gov'
ernment’s Pure l" ood Laws’
is Purer than Cream of Tar-
tar, contains no Lime, Sul-
phate or Free Aciii; is slow-
er in acting, does not re-
lease gas from Soda until
actually in the oven, which
is an advantage over Cream
of Tartar, which starts to
release the gas as soon as
the dough is mixed
l’I'iItl<`Id(I'I` S/\'l`lSl"A(Z’l'lON GUAR-
AN'l`ED.
Rirraii. Pincus
l Ib. plugs. 35c.
CAUTION.
tainin alum,see that the name
orn’s National Cream
on at last K’ 8 ll!
P. W. C. which was crowded . to
the doors to hear him recite his varied
experiences at the front. lt was
exceedingly interesting and will do
much to aid recruiting which is stead-
lily going on apricot .
A pleasing feature of last night's
meeting was the delicious home-made
.,candy sold by the Daughters. of the
Empire for patriotic purposes.
Quite a number of small sociable
evenings are being given just at pres-
ent, the guests being generally invit-
cd to bring their sewing or knitting.
Hostesses who are not entertaining on
.a lavish scale this season. owing to
'the war. are quietly getting around
:heir social debts in this way and
ertainly combining- pleasure with
ery profitable work.
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A large number of friends called
yesterday afternoon and last evening
to congratulate Mrs. Alfred E. Jamie-
'son of Halifax who received for the
,first time since her marriage, at the
home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. S.
F. Hodgson. Kensington Road. As-
sisted by her mother Mrs. Jamieson
received many guests and lookod ex-
lceedlngly wiiisome. in a handsome
igown of white satin with point lace
and mink trimmings. The drawing
room was exceedingly pretty with yel-
low chrysosthemuns, while the tea-
roonis had decorations of pink carna-
tion and softly shaded lights. ln thc
:iflcriiuon Mrs. R. 1-1. Sterns cut thc
fees and Mrs. J. G. Jamieson poured
ltcn and was assisted in serving by
Miss fda Robertson. Miss Bertha Fer-
guson and the Misses Hodgson. Lit-
tle Miss Helen Jamieson attended very
prettily at the door. In the evening
Mr. Jamieson received with Mrs.
Jamieson wliilc Mrs. W. A. Hucstis
poured tea, Mrs. J. A. S. Bayer cut thc
ices and Miss Marion Russ, Miss Kath-
lecn Moore and the Misses Hodgson
assisted.
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Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Flood, who re-
cently removed to Halifax have taken
one of the (larden~l‘rcst apartments.
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The Clirisimas Holidays are fast up-
proaching und iicxt week will seo a
jolly host of young pcoplo coniiiig
homo ready after n hard session l'or
iin_v amount ol' guy social life.
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Miss Trivcii oi` flic tcachini: stall'
of the Quinpool Road School, llalifax.
will spend f‘ln°isinias with hor par~
cuts. Rev. and Mrs. Trlvctt. the
Ili-i-lo|‘_\’. l\lilloli, lior school closing on
Iloiz liilll.
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A \'i~r_v ili~lighli'ul ovcniiig with
llandcl was spciil. by it nunibci' oi'
inusic lovers in (lrncc Church on
Tliursduy when Mr. li`.T. Whtkis gavii
it splendid paper on the Lilo and
Works of llandol, assislcil by local
iiiiisii-nl lnlcnl.
$1 li if
Mrs. Pcthick was hostess on Weil-
nosday at one of the nicest after-
noon teas given in a long while and
was assisted by the executive of thc
Ladies Club. The affair might really
be termed a patriotic tea. as quite ii
nicc sum was secured for patriotic
purposes. Receiving the guests. which
numbered upwards of one hundred.
were Mrs. Pethick, Mrs. Mulliieson
and Mrs. W. H. Longwortli. Tho
drawlng rooin was artistically decor-
ated. a pretty color scheme being
carried out, intermingled with crim-
son gerauiunis. in the lea room dain-
ty refrcsliments were promptly served
by a bevy of pretty young ladies, wliilc
Mrs. Murdock McKinnon poured tea.
Mrs. W. S. Bentley ushered in thc
guests who thoroughly cnjoyoii them-
solves. it was one of the plcasantcst
social affairs of the season, and tho
_ladies who arc indefatigable in as-
sisting in patriotic work are to bc
congratulated on its success. ll' be-
ing the first of its kind field here.
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Miss Alice Harrison of Summersidc
made a. brief visit this week to Mr.
and Mrs. James Paton, Prince Street.
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Word has been received hi Ottawa
that Colonel H. C. Lowther. formerly
military secretary to His Royal
Highness the Duke of Con-
naught, has been appointed to the
staff of the King. Col. Lowther was
seriously wounded during the famous
retrciit from Mons.
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Christmas is in the air and nearlv
~\vf~ry store is working at or has
completed a window display of
How Famous Beauties
Attend To Complexion
Famous beauties pay piiriiculur nt-
tentioil to the purity of their blood.
knowing that nutritious blood means
soft delicate skill, bright eyes, and
enduring nerves. Those whose looks
are so delightful, use Ferrozouc bc-
cnusc ii.’s llic exact food needed lo
lone und stimulate the blood_. Ferro-
zone invigorates, braces, feods,- lt
makes those dainty, vlvacious women
so pleasant to meet. You'll have the
rosy bloom of health. dash and spirit,
thc satisfaction ami joy of true health
nfter using Ferrozono. You should
get Ferrozonc today. Sold everywhere
in 50c b xes.
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MARK 'rwA|N sronv
lie was luiiching one day with ii
friend hi a cafe. Two over-dressed
young iueii entered, and the first said,
in it loud voice: "Waiter, bring me
i-ionic lobster. a bottle of white wine,
and a chop. Just mention my name to
tho chof, too. so that everything will
bc done to my liking." The second
said: "Bring me some sole with peas.
and toll the chef who it's for." Mr.
Twain gave his order a moment ister.
llc said. with a wink at his compan-
ion: “Brlng me a half-dozen oysters,
and mentlonqny name to each of
them . " -Scottish-American .
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Ladies’ and children’s fall and winter coats,
sweaters, underwear, wool, hoods and caps, neck furs
and muffs, underskirts, blouses, hosiery, dress goods,
wrapperette, gingliams, prints-. sheeting, curtain mus-
lins, lace curtains, cretons, flanneletts, mufflers, cor-
sets, ribbon, toweling, linings, blankets, comforters
and gloves.
Men’s dress gloves and working gloves at a big
Discount.
Men’s sheep lined coats. Sale price 3.80
" and 4.60.
Forsyth fancy shirts for men and boys 15 per
cent off. We can give you the best patterns in the
town to select from; also about ten doz shirts at half
price. Beaver Brand collars 3 for 30c.
I Ask to see some of our new Xmas neckwear just
received. We can certainly sa_ve you money on__this
li'ne, also a Job lot of fifty cent ties at sale. Price 2oc
Big discount on all suit cases and trunks.
Merchants rubber footwear at ten per cent off.
Special price on overslioes and mens 7 in. tan top
lumber rubbers. .
Some great values in Crockery both in tea andtea
and dinner combined.
Enamel aiid~tiri wear. Ten per cent off.
When buying your Xmas goods we have a large
assortment to_show you' and you can certainly save
money by buying at this sale.
- All our stock of ladies’ whitewear and blouses at
cost
Twenty per cent off all our ladies’ and children’s
-GreatClearance Sa e
As buying has being  light this season and we find that we are §0il1§»t0 ¢3<’fy.0V€l’ 8
much heavier stock than other seasons, and in order to reduce _same and lflllfll it int() (23911 WF 81'?
starting Saturday, December 18th a_ Big Clearence Sale. ThiS Will give YD" 3 great QPPUYWUUY
to buy your Xmas and Winter goods at a much reduced price, in fact the Pl'i¢¢ We have S0me_of
those goods marked for the Sale is just about wholesale price at the present time. ‘ ‘A `
Discounts will be from 15 to 25 per cent on all
° the follovi ing lines
Fifteen to twenty per cent off all our men’s over-
coats and reefers; also boys’ overcoats and reefers.
We have some great values
in those lines. ~
All our new fall hats and caps at fifteen per cent.
off. Also a lot of hard and soft hats at 25 per cent off.
MEN 'S PANTS-A large assoatment‘of thisline to
pick from at a big discount. Special price on Hew-
son tweed pants at 2.35.
Sweaters for men §and boys. Our sale price is
just about cost of those goods at the present time.
count
Men ’s working shirts
Carhartt and perfecto overalls at 15 per cent dis \
Black Prince at 90c, grey
flannel shirts at 85c, blue fiannel shirts at 90c_.__
Big stock of men’s and ladies’ raincoats at 20 per
cent off.
Boots and shoes at a big discount. Special price
on;men’s Wax Kip and Grain we can save you money
byqbuying your footwear at this sale.
Men’s fleece lined Penman’s underwear 90c per
suit. Eureka underwear Blue and Gold label 15 per
cent off.
Hardware and paints at a Big Discount. '
All our stock of wall paper at half price. - I
Harness, waggon wraps and horse rugs' 15 per
cent off. _
Xmas Week we are giving some special prices on
groceries. Ask for5 lbs McDonald’s special Blend
tea for 1.60.
fall hats. I
Dont miss this Great Sale as you have no idea of the Great Bargains we are offering till you
call and learn for yourself. Store will be open every evening till ten o’cl0ck. I
Augustus McDonald  
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Christmas goods. There seems to be
an unwritten law lUSl “L P"e5“"‘E E0
the effect that there is to be no Elf!
giving except to the children and
boys at the front. but like many 0U\CT
laws which conflict with D\lblIC OPEN;
len win iikeiy up an forgotten b0f°f<~
mg 25;); and everyone will he niakiull
desperate efforts at the last inou_ieni
to do whathas been left undone. l‘lio
merchants are makins' all ‘>"_°|'¢ fm"
early shopping und really thai. is thi-
niost scnsililo thing after all. as
Christmas would not be relll WilIl0l\l
tho excitement of lt.
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Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bayfield and
Miss Bayfield said farewell to lll0lI°
friends lierc and lcft this weck for
their future home in Vancouver.<Mr.
Bayfield and family have for the past
several years. come to the Garden
Province for the summer months and
their departure is much regretted by
their wide circle of friends.
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Mrs. (Judge) Mcliood of Summer-
ildc. left this week to spend the winter
nionilis in Vancouver, much to the
regret of her many home friends. Her
daughter Miss Marlon accompanied
her mother part way as she is pro-
ceeding to Montreal on route 10
France to resume her Red Cross
nursing.
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Mrs. Fitzgerald, accompanied her
husband, Chief Justice Fltzserald to,
Summerslde during court this Week
and was a most wielcpme visitor.
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The public entertainment of the
week was the annual tes and sale in
successfully Thursday afternoon, a
large number taking tea. and patron-
izing the several fancy tables pro
vided. The boys in khaki were con-
spicuous, and, as ever, welcome visit-
ore to the function.
LITERATURE FOR |05th BATT.
Sir.-May I appeal tliroiigh your col-
umns for magazines, papers and other
literature for the lliglilunil Regiment?
'l‘lio evenings arc long und many oi'
thc nioii being strangers in town have
few friciids and nowhere to go utter
the work of tho day is ovcr. At pros-
ent they have nothing to rcnil, and
donations of all sorts of reading mat-
ter will he greatly npprechitod hy
them. The following stores have kind-
ly offered to receive parcels of books,
and these will bc called for daily by
members of thc battalion:
'Pho MacKinnon Drug Store.,
Rankln's Drug Store.
E. A. I~‘oster's Drug Store.
Stanley Bros.
l‘uton & Co.
l nm Sir. otc.
JAMES SIMPSON.
Canon of St. Peter's Cathedral.
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2 Kitten, io Hum' in rms.
LOUIBVILL, Ky., Dec. 8.-Two
men were burned to death and ten
otliors injured, one seriously, here
early to-da when fire sr
W Sail _ l
D.D.D. llpens New_Era
ln Cure of Skin Disease
We want all skin sufferers who
have endured for many years thc tor-
turo of disease and wliodiavn sought
medical aid in vain to read about this
wonderful skin romcdy. It has open-
ed _s new era in the cure of akin dis-
case.
Wo. as old established drugglsts of
this community. wish to rccomrnend
to you a product that has given many
relief and may moan the end of your
agony. The product is a mild. simple
WGBH- “Ot 9- Patent medicine concoct-
ed of various worthless drugs, but a
scleiitlflc compound made of well
known, antiseptic ingredients. It is
made in the D. D. D. laboratories of
Toronto and is called
Pt Eczema . . . . . . .
..
This is a doctor’s special prescrip-
tion-one that has effected many won-
derful cures.
The effect of D. D. D. is to sootlin
instantly, as soon as applied; than lt
penetrates the pores. destroys and
throws oil! all disease germs and
leaves the skin clean _and healthy. All
drugglsts se_l) D. D. D., 25t.\and $1.
We are s confident of tho marvel-
ous powor of D. D. D. that we haw
taken advantage 'of the manufactur-
er's guarantee to offer you a full-sliio
bottle on trial. You are to Judge llio
merit of the remedyjn your own psf-
tlculsr ease lf it doesn’t help .you.
your money will be refunded.
E. A. Foster, Central 'Drug Store.
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Pr"°n lon 'or 9 D D Charlottetown. ~
D. D. D. ls maps ln Canada.
D. D.  Soap Keeps Your Skin Healthy
t‘holr ight cl tli . 'Ph I
threogtory hgiciknsstructilirbotzliiimlhld
blaze spread quickly. -'
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ROBBERY AT ABTOR ESTATE.
Y p tiy destroy-
ed the Seventh Avenue Hotel. Police
and firemen rescued fifteen guests
Zion Church which passed of! most
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Beware of imitations. COD-  . ~ -e -- ~ -    --
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of gartar Compound is on \` '=~~ z" ’ - ' -" ` "qi *I ~' _ .. . a '_ _ 'f 1'” . ' I
every package. , ' . 5 . “-1 `  ` ~. " ' " QQ
_ lrai-ingfrom srippe. On November - Cream " _i\ ‘~ _ __ " _ .' ___
:sth they had three inches of snow.' ofléfgtgruft themme as _ . ,___ ._ 4- ,_ _ _ _ . ° 0  ._ _ _ . 9
The Sith Battalion in which there _ _.  & _ ,_ __    _
sn sissy Prince Edward Islanders is U 5745-12-llnlswmtl. _ _ _. » _. _ _ _ _ L .»     ,.1 -‘ 1 . _
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POUGHKEEPSIE. Dec, 9.-Bur.
glars early to-day entered Superinten
while twenty-live others safely madafllent Pinklism’s house at Fernclifl:
their way to the streets clad only fn' l-he °0\lD¢fY DIICG 0! Vincent Altllr. It
Rliinocgff. _ - '
Mr. inlrvm reported , to Slwflff
1-lornheck t at the -robbers secured
some Jewelry sad furs 'but their vsluo
was not learned. The Sheriff left
Poughkeepsie for Fémcliff st once
wiui s number or iispiiusa. A wil”
round up of all tramps eutefllll 01°
Citi'-was begun and several arrests
were made this morning