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_ _ en    E ' ' '_'m_'“_ ` . ' ' Straw (Dressed) per ion 6.00 to 6.
- , Q “  __ _` _ _ _ , o bu in this Province -Two CENT! r wordeacll ili- T‘"`“'9' 9°' b“"'1
  ’° New Sweater Coats
in Brushed--Wool .
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_ . The Kind You Have Always Bought, and which has been
\ ln use for over 30 years, has borne the signature of
' _ ' and has been made under his per-
' _  sonal supervision since its infancy.
. Allow no one to deceive you in this.
All Counterfeits, Iinitations and “ J ust-as-good ” are but
Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health of
Infants and Children-Experience against Experiment.
_-1 - what is cAs'roRlA
Unstorla is a. harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare-
| gorio, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is pleasant. It
- contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic
substance. Its age is its guarantee. lt destroys Worms
and alleys Feverlshness. For more than thirty years it
has been in constant use for the relief ol Constipation
Flatnlency, Wind Colle, all Teething Troubles and
Diarrheea. It regulates the Stomach and Bowels,
_-_ asslmllates tli,e Food, giving healthy and natural sleep.
The Children s Panucea-The- llIother’s Friend.
cum: CASTORIA ALWAYS
Bears the Signature of
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in Use For Over 30 Years
The Kind You Have Always Bought
3 " iYnlcln1'Aun¢a\|»ANv,|i¢w von\xc|1'v_ “
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 F irc Insurance
 A Necessity
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~- Then insure in good strong stock compan-
7‘ \es,which never contest an honest claim such
l as is represented by
b 1 E. R. B RO W
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;__r\_l_l'-:W YORK l-‘1sH,ADs_
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FISH DEALERS
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em, mg her vacation al( the home- of Mr.
; ` ' Beet when bllionll, sick, headaohy. con-
 0 ctlpated, or for had breath
° or sour stomach- _ _ _summsasloe manners.
wh | ‘ ’ ' Be cheerful! Cien up ins-ide to-_ l3_litter_ (llltlryl D0l'*lb 37 0.0113
o esale Commission Dealers and Shippers of mgm and fm nm Tm Gamma we Bm” (ummm) lb 41 to H
liven your liver and clean the bowels gugkwhggt 99|- bush 75 to 1,00
‘\ and stophoadaclles, a bad cold, bilious- Cplfgkinp pei- _lb 17 lg 18
ness. offensive breath. coated tongue, _Eggs pg; dog. 35 ig 39
salllowness, sour stomach and gases. ChiokBl\8 DB1' lb- 16 £0 20
, , To~nigh-t take Cacarets and enjoy the Fgwi pq; lb 12 to 15
_ W L0b8t€f5, blIl€|t5, IL€|S, &C. zlicest, gentlest liver and bowel, cleans- Ducks pol' _lb 16 to 1%
 ng you_ ever experienced. like up Hay (loose) -ton to 12.0
T0 _l9`u|l0n Fish Market NEW YORK feeling grand-Everylwdy'e doins lt- ‘riny (pl-sued) _period to 13.00
24s_-“_ _ Cnscaretn' best llixative for children Hide; per lb 18 to 19 you mu use now  ll 'ei'
»s z‘Mwf5wk°E°5'k' also. Lamb pain (each) 60 to B0 it eventually-why not now?
sertion for advertil ng in this column
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-THE nlolmlne D ll.Y ounrdian cnnn must nocompnny order. nlnlf THE '*°°E
can be obtained at La erty's Tensor mum charge twenty-five cents. '
iai Pdrlours, Summerlido. . I D000’ l11°\‘° U18 me-l‘\`¥ WIKM -
--SANTNS VISITS WEBT.- Au
-Phone 114 for slnolnlr rr urzluls nppdnrsd in 'rho cuurdlnn rn- Sflll Uwe B ewlel breaker.
Stewart‘s Grocery and Shoe Depart- centiy that Santa Claus appeal-od in T118" Elly l>l‘0l\|blU0l\ Cflllli __
ment nu ds mug 1 for umdn until fur- Burton school und thu: li wan the Who Drews =h<>\1l the 'Water-“Hif-
ther notice. 3683-l2~29M2lE2i. first school west `he ever visited. ~l .| ham 8 !0lllD0l'Hn¢0 9D°3k0l'-
beg to contradict this statement as he
occasion. The school was the evening many numerous songs What harm to use th' good ole Bluff
halidsonlely decorated andgwere sung. especially “Lexile Canad- if you (hic) shtop when YOU"/9 900 _ - 
ill eve-ry class the quick ready answ- ian” by Guillanne Arsenault, choir mas- ugh? P_g_ __ , _ _mug
ers of each pupil sllc~\ved the energy ter. Mr. Cyrus Poirier of’ the' depart- 'Tllat'sh W8-y thai! (mc) U0 li-~ " E ' " ' `
and tact with which they had been ment of Agriculture was present for Duokg, lb     16-18
carefully drilled during the session the occasion accompanied by Mrs.
and that the faithful and untiring ef- Poirier. At a late- hour in the even-
forts of their -instructor Miss Vina. ing a delicious lunch was served after
Campbell had not been in vain. To which the guests sung "Ave Ma-ria
the extreme pleasure of the audience Stella" and "God Save' the Kin'g." Fl-
o programme was successfully carri- naily the guests departed with a sense
ed out, consisting oi’ dialogues, reel- of gratitude towards their genial host
tations, choruses etc., a flag salute and llostos-s.-R.
each child being equipped with two i
small flags and sang the chorus ‘“We‘ll -KElLVlN GROVE SCHOOL.-The-.
never let the old flag fall" with fer- semi-annual examination of Kelvini
vour equal to true Canadian heroes. Glove School was held Friday. Decem-.
Another feature of delight was the ber 22nd. lust.. a large number of -par-
exercises ill Physical Drill. ‘Speeches ents and visitors being present. The
were then made, prizes given and pupils were examined in -the several
holne made candy served to visitors subjects, by the teacher andsllowed
and pupils. Tho National Anthem that during the past half-year they had
brought the Exanlillutioll to a close. been carefully trained and taught.
l may szly, i was greatly inspired to much improvement being observed.
sl-of what an interest parents limi 'l`lle alert and ready'responses, thc-
rllil-lrun took elldeavoring to _make neat appearance of the pupils, and the
the time a grand success and openly tasteful decorations of the -school-
revealed the profound esteem they room madeavery pleasing impression.
had for their teacher and for her on all those present. After thc- pupils
congratulations were not lacking. Onc had been oxmniined in their daily stud-
l‘rc'sent. les the following well-rendered prog-
--- ramnle was listened to with pleor-ure
-I. 0. 0. F. BANQUET.- Oli Tues- by all:-Opening chorus, pupils; Recit-
day last the mem‘be'rs of Verdull ation Marion Caseley; Recitation,Fan-
Lodge, I. 0. O. F., 0'Leal-y, niet at nie Glover; Dialogue. entitled “The
the new Orient Hotel for the' purpose Spelling Class", nine pupils and Mar-
of banqueting their worthy station ion Cnseley. acting well her part as
master, Bro. M. Nicholson, on the teacher." Recitatioll, Josie Arsensult;
eve of his departure to assume the Recitation, Thomas Humphrey; Solo,
duties of station agent at Georgetown. “Cnllada", Pearle Bynon; Recltation,
A Iurge number of -the brethren were Katherine (`-aseley; Re-citation. Etta
present for the occasion. The gather- Stnvert; Dialogue entitled. _“Home
ing came to order by electing Bro. A. Scene in the- Cllliplain's» Family",
J. Matheson. chairman. After stating Pen;-19 Bynon, Marion Caseley, May
the D\1I‘D0S9 01' the m€'€Ul15- BYO- DIZ Walker, Jenn Jardine and Fannie
H- E- McEwen reall all address to Glover; Reeltailon, Eric MeMurdo;
U10 ¢l€D0l‘lillg brvther. expressing the Recitation, Jean Jardine; Duet.
sorrow that wus felt by the member- Jenn Jardine- and Marlon - Cas-
ship in the ileparture of one wllo haslley; Cloning Recitmloll, Robert Hum-
so clllmhly filled the Dvsitiou 01' De-'phry who,-roplcnente-ll ns Sunni claus.
EYES MHSIGT Of U10 1401189- Al N19 C011-| presented the teacher with n beautiful
clusion of the address. Bro- E. A- leather writing case. Tile teacher then
Dorsey came forward and presented marie a fitting pp-p|y_ preslmteri each
Bro- Niffholson- on behalf of the” pupil with u christmas booklet and
-Lodge. with u hehuriful Irl1\'ellins served visitors and pupils with llonro-
bag. Renlarks fitting the occasion nw¢1€-Candy-_ The U-“steep also gr,-em.
“’€'l`€ mllilfl by BYU-S- Lmfke l’1lllll€l‘- ed everyone to cnlldy und nuts-. The
Hllestis Kellnedy, 1\'lcEwen, Sheen. ful-lowing prizes, were aww-ded;__(;e,,_
Engllllld- Ml1l‘l1€S0ll- D0l`S9!' llllll eral Proflcie-llcy. Marion Caseiey, Fall-
otllers. The wants ol' the inner man nie Glove-l-, Thomas Humphrey and
Wore ‘hell 0~‘ll€ll‘l€‘1| 10 by 2 BlllU1hl€|i{athel'ine Cnsele .Pel;l`ectl1ttelidancc~,
YGPHSL Dmvideil by MPS- Hvwalt- 'I`l1€ Isaac Walker. Etga Stavert and Jennie-.
(Incorporated) Palfllllle Of lhls “T09-t @l1.l0Yabl0 61/ell- Walker. Compliments of the seusolll
~ lug WHS- spent in H0115. fllmcillg were' then passed to and' from all and
'  Flllt0Il Mafket “nd "lllSlC i>1‘0Vl<l€il ‘hy Bm- Sheen- school wus closed for the Christmas
M(-Alllay, liie»rb‘ly_ Hmvatt, and Locke, holidays, -reopening on Wednesday;
  after which the banquet came ‘to uljpmuary 3;-d_
y" _ "W5-|¢)|_E5A|_E C0MM|S3|QN 'close by the singing of “God Save thc
King." it is needless to it-tate that
Brotllc-l' Nicholson in u well-worded
speech thanked the dollol's` for their  
_ words of esteem and respect in _
Bass, Sinelts and Eels Specialties which they regarded mm during uw “Ml” R°”° M“"’“ °' B‘°°‘““°""
e has resided at 0-L  student at Rustico Convent is spend-
Y All correspondence promptly answered. Stencils sent on -application. Derma h
° ;ios'roN '1'RAN¥‘l=;n AoEN§s0NS    -D}I“’~ D2,"’“  Q';'°“;‘“}‘- l"*"°(;il’“1`,
of ont alwme .c oo s Spen ng
REFERENCES- Any wholesale fish house in the United States his Christmas h0|;(|a5., in Norm Rus.
*°'5`u'1aMmwfEStu3m°°‘    tlco the guest of Mr. Simon Pineau.-R
.__ _ Y iv '_ ~Mrc-.John Kelly' and Mrs. A. Kelly
li ‘ , ll
  of Shamrock and Miss E. Croken of-
(iharlottetow were lli' Summerslde last*
“_” week the guest of Mrs Thus Sherry.
and Mrs Simon Pineau -R
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Who. though he curbs his appetite
--Hol.wlAN's have Juni received a bun nppnnrdd ln other ndhooln before Se- 001116- ll!! uv H brimming cull 3
big shipment of new stock patterns fills year. - One who knows. T0 811 Wll0"/0' Wil 10 119911;
‘in French Limoges and Tea Sets. -_ And lei il- be 0\ll` D00” Ula* We
'rhls lr exceptionally nigh quhmy -sN.lovAsl.E cHRls1‘MAs Moy use but not abuse lt-
ware. See it. R. T. Holman. Limited EVENING.-Ou' Chl‘ist»nias evening u
3702-12-30M2iE1i. large number of friends gathered at Kllld NM-Ure 5111185 bel' gm Of Wm9~
l - the horns of Mr. and Mrs. John J. 'I`hat'I'h0usl1& may gl0v~'._ ut Wit may
-Aucrlon sAl_E.- I will sell nt Gallant of Mom car-rnel. Mon of me shine.
North St. Eleallor’s on Thursday, gentlenlcn invited were members ofl And shall we. then. \'0i€0£ 110"-'
Jail. 4\ll, nt 2 p. nl. -my farm. about 200 the choir and vocal music was the prin-;‘ 'Tis true' the sodden so_t’s a beast
au~l‘e's, forming illplements, 12 cows clpni feature of the evening. Misses But he‘s a death’s head at the fell!!
und heifers. 3 horses. Usual terms. T. Julie- Anne and -Louise daughters of Will' Will H01 l0\lC|l the “e°ta'»
M. Linkletfel: Ii717,12,30,M3l.S.M.W. Mrs. Gallant, the- former n teacher
--- in Rus-ticovilie and the later of Mis- Once nl-‘ " Lift UD ll llrlfllllllllg CUP
-CHILTON SCHOOL- Oil Wed couche convent being home on flleil To all \ `vo've wit to use it'
llesday, Dec. 20, a very interesting vacation were present forthe occasion. And let it lic our boast tliitlt we
' ' ' - f not a use .
item took place when the semi-annu- Each guest contributed nn adequate M.ly use bu ' ' ` 
ul exanlillatioll was held at Chilton share towards making the party a hap- oo e
School in which’ il goodly number of py one. Miss Josephine- Gallant ,teach- What need to men of common sense
thirty visitors including parents and el' dt Mont Carmel School accomparl- is any "total abstinelnice'."’ H l
lrlenlls assembled to do llonol to the led the songs on the organ all through Theres simply not ni! 0 l ‘ 1  lzlqueen St. |
Whooplll! Fill up a brimming cup
To all (llic) wit t' ushe ll.
fl-lic) let (hic be ou boash (hic) we
(wowi) ushe (whoopl) not |(hic')
'buzshe it.
-l-T. A. DALY.
NEW YEAR'S DAY.
The dawn is gray and chilly w-ith
the frost.
The old year‘s pulse now fiutters.
now is still, *
And all our twelvemollth's deeds. for
good or ill,
Pass into shadow silent. one by-
Olie, v
While from the lligllt whereill wcx
wander, lost, _ . h
The new year rises with the rising-
sun.
A new year? Nay; ‘tis but the same
old year,
Tile same remorssless round of sun
alld rain.
Of seasons in their order. joy and
pain-
Tlle old emotiolls playing upon
strings
That wax‘ a little older, drawing near'
The final end of all remembered
things. V _
Earth ages, and the very mountain
nod `
With years. and we wllo crawl
p upon their breast ;
Pass-ar the slid-ing sands' benign be-
hest. ' l
Hate' fades, greed fails, lust crum-
bles into clay,
And there are left but love and faith
and God,
To whonl a thousand years are as
ll day.
-Reginald Wright Kauffman.
GIRLS HAVE WAW e -
THIBK. _GEUSSY SHAIR
E EREE ERUNI DANDRUEE
li’ you care fol heavy hair, that
Danderine. ,
Just one application doubles the
o have nic hetv
This destructive scurl robs the hair of.
a teverishness and itching _of"tlio
lf your hair has been neglected* and
counter; apply a _little as directed and
ten lnilluten after you -will say this
was the best investment - you ever
_ ing scalp and no more falgarig hair-e
at K iton' nd Iiie _
long time. - _
Here are the Sweaters that you haye _
been asking for during the last three weeks ‘
The new brushed wool finish our all-.the
young folk want shown in - - _ _
Ron- with white collar » |
Blue' with white collar  '
Mauve with white collar A »
They‘re the smartest -newest most _stylish ~
sweaters that we’ve been able to offer you ora
 g moirnsr ‘- i _ 'run onlintorrmowiv oulinnrss _ _Y _ ._-_._ - _ - ,,,,,,.__ _
THE LITTLE NEW YEAR
Oh ,l am the little New Year. Oh. 110!
Here 1 come tripping over- the snow,
Shaking my bells with a merry din:
So open your doors and let me ini
Blessings 1 bring for each and all,
Big folks and little folks,sh0rt and tall.
Each from- me a rich treasure msn win.
So open your doors and let sms in!
For I am the little' New Year. oh. l\0!
Here l come tripping over the, snow,
Shaking my belln with a merry din;
So opc-:l your doors and let me in!
. -Selected.
snlu sms  
ml llllllun
BOSTON, Dec. 30--Sch. John Hays
Hammond, one of the finest of the
local fleeii. nanled for 'Gloucedterfs
leading citizen, has been sold to David
W. Simpson, ship broker and commis-
sion merchant, Boston. The craft is
owned by Capt. Lemuel E. Spinney
and commanded' by Capt. Spinney, in
the fresh halibut fishery. -
' The Hammond measures 132.10 tons
gross and 92.08 'tons net, and was built
at Essey in 1907. A fine miniature of
the craft was presented Mr. Hammond
several years ago by the Gloucester
Day Committee, which occupies n con-
spicuous bungalow in the-,famous Ham-
mond bungalow at Lookout Hill.
Another sale reported by the some
concern is the Provillctown sch. Jessie
Costa of Boston, one of the fleet of
haddockers. The Costa measures 130.-
'I6 tons gross. and 89.63 tons net. She
was built at Essex ill 1905.
CHARLOTTETOWN MARKETS
Butter (fresh) lb . . . . . . . . . .
. _ .36-40
Butter (tub)    35-36
Butter (creamery prints) . . . . 43-45
Eggs,doz.    .. 40-45
Fowl. lb     12-15
Chickens, lb ,....   .. 15-18
Turkeys. lb .. ..   22-25
Beef (lb) retail    16-20
Beef (wholesale) dressed .  .07-.10
Beef (live weight) . ...  . .. .05-.07
Lambs (live) . . . . . . .. . . . . .0855-.09
.Pork, (selects) wholesale  15-15%
Hay (ton)    .... $12.00
Si/raw (ton)    .. 7.00
Potatoes (bushel) .. . ._ .. 80-60
Turnips (bushel)  ..  20-20
Oats (white) bush.   60-60
Oats (black) bush.   68-68
Parsnips (lb)    .0155
Buckwheat (bnsln)   76-90
Wheat (bush.)   $1.25 -1.50
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See our Beauti-
ful China
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Tea Sets
No matter what you pref-
ere, or weat price yo_u wish
to Fay, :you will find the
realy lsatlsfactory tea set
rl_ght here, and now, ln our
display.
_Call in and look. over the' .
different patterns - the
line is complete’ today.
slick ,sr co:
Sunnyside. .--_...-----.-.
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beaulv or your huh. herldhr lr lhghdu- good health and moderate prosperity is wha
lately disolves every particle qfu an - `
your friends-
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   .lust Old-fashioned
in a few momen‘l-- try this. _ W 1
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gllnrdnn with henuiy und in rndznnr H   ‘ _ ' `
with life; has an incomparable soft- a 
ness and is fluffy and lustrous. try _ `
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Elllhhhyy "hrfii»°Er° you nrvh ‘ilnndrurffi ~, we wish for you dunng 1917. _  -»
it i ` t , it t 'th d it . '
nie, hiilrfl ull 'irxfd-.rn-r'_"ir prfrdf-3;; May the past year be the worst you shall -
mufllrefhrirdiraihsrilgii " " ever know, and this year see a glorious 
l.“.€”i.“'2.€“`?.?.‘.‘.'.“l?§l.i§'“‘§l_l’<‘§..§'2b’u‘Z.‘.ll;‘ _ nuhlhed hyrhe ALLIES is the; hohesl wish of 
_Dsnderlne at any drug storeor -toilet,
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-made. - _ -~ ‘ _ -   
evzel-ything else advertised, that if- V011 i .  I
W” "’“°°'°” """°"°' "°‘“"“°"“~°l ° R€\lb€l\ ' ii Ill & C0
desire soft. lustrous, ‘beautiful .flair ' , '
und ine ol it-no dnnarull- no uhh- _ v _ Kensington
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