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-lilroliiini asnblilo ilnlrrE'|r ~siEtEciEn1.FRon_ `riil‘s.-1-wEElrs liens For _ me ouirn>us'§__sinusu_iv____§ua§oslnsl¢sn
account of the ease with W EW “Wim” ,Ch , 'tt t ' its lustre, its strength and its very
`wh|¢h |t can bg a55i`mi|3tgd_ p_ E_ Law H w|';l)ns'h:)ce qffireayehfvgzj life, and if not ovei'con1e it produces
feverishnesa and itching of the scalp;
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(zixol  3_i'e='aiW3_Y5 ofcfogf-sn Miglféaly :1o|.n‘fng??l§hegeg,.e_ the hair roots famish, loosen and die;
rea_ y,a_ways|ustnght. With _ ,,,-,my Wm be ,__ charge of me nw then his noir fans out mst.
their aid a cup of OXO Luke caiiagnmussmed by aey..1oun iY°"1'lilii"i\a>i been iieslecwd wid'
can b¢ made fresh at anyi McDonald of Charlottetown. Mr. Cun- ie ibm' f“‘ie‘i» ii1`Y» B°\`i1S8Y» 01' £00
- - _ mngham in I hm d mer, olly,_get a 25 cent bottle of Knowlton’s
m°ment'wh‘ie beef tea takes who Wm ge aftgsdggagiy Misi;“sJ°Be_ Danderine at any drug store or toilet-
-h°““ t° Prepare' _ prune c. Feeny, of Pomona, Me., and °°““l°i°= lively H lilliv as directed and
_ For invalid delicacies. too, OXO `Miss Inez K rney, as bridesmaid. fe" mi11‘1i°11 ‘iii-ef V011 Will BW this Was
UUBE5 Irv rvlwdld- S0 much so. 'rue best- muff win be nr. J. Brown, We Biiwefely believe. regardless
:hu many num; naw "9 ,hem of Charlottetown' whne ML _,_ Mars of everything else advertised, that if
almost exclusively for that purposg and ML I.-_ Donnelly Wm be the “_ and lots of it--no dandruff-no itching
_instead ol meat. harm you desire lustrous beautiful hair
the best investment you ever made.
A CUBE To A CUP The death occurred at Iona, on Mon- “eip and 11° 1110"? felling l1alr~y0u
11,., og 4, |g_ 59_ ,M mg qub", mm Dec_ 25”, of M,.B_ Daly 1 D her must use . Knowiton’s Danderine. if
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59th year. Though deceased had been
in failing lhcalth for the past tive
years, still the end came quite \mex-
pectedly,,hut not unprepared. She was
attended _infher last illness by her
pastor, Rev. M. J. Smith; and died
strongly fortliied by tho last rites of
tho Catholic Church of which sho was
a devout member For the nineteen
ter her marriage who will regret to
hear of her death Sho leaves to
lottctown and Owen Hughes oi’ Iona,
and three sisters' Mrs Patrick Mc-
Daly, Iona; and Mrs. Terence Mooney
at whose home she passed awayl Her
funeral took place to St. Michael’s
Church on Wednesday morning, Dec
27, and was largely attended The
John McCabe, Joseph McCabe, Bern-
ard McTague, Pierce Naddy and Ed-
ward Roche. May sho rest in peace.
eventually--why not now?
TRANSFERRED.- Mr. Frank 0'-
Connell of the Tignlsh Branch of thc
Royal Bank of Canada, has been trans-
ferred to one of its branches on the
mainland as he had become a very pop-
ular young man, ho will be missed by
-» _ _-I r.i;“ ‘::::‘a::.';:..i:.“;.f‘:::'::;- Plz; -»»-W  s
R.Sth Pll,lll Alb-
n E A R B 0 R N S toliirfor iiiilignyeaig ghd riaiiigvilng wietih THE \STAN|'Ev'_ The Hieamef
' him to Georgetown, w-hen he became' Stanley arrived at Ge?rget°w“ yes'
parish priest of that place UNO doumi terday morning at 1D.Z0. She brought
ten passengers, two tons of freight and
. .
she had many friends in both places,i
   a_s also in Eldon, where she lived af- ?;n;ae"ci;fngflf§g31‘e(The gfeeegiy £313
1.15 p. ln.
mourn besides her sorrowing husband. W”
 V   two brothers: Patrick Hughes of Char- nu:lgi;§§ng_S_T?!;;lglig:"0‘g'thi;
_ _ taffnngo Creamery Co., and now n
M     N A D A Tague, Charlottetown; Mrs. James' giemtisrlegrgiifnloeib Regt; eeiiih lille
eau u v g gare ox a ani
some sum to Mr. . L. Brycnton,
_ Brackley Point.
i ILL IN HALIFAX- A tele r m
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 Q/i/as pau_bem.ers were Edward McKenna, i‘or_Mr. Joseph Millnian, city, roeclv-
od in the city on Saturday announced
the serious illness ot his son, staff-
Sergt. Leonard Millman in the lion-
pital, Halifax. Mr. Miliman was in
Elmira when the telegram camo and
leaves today for Halifax
by the use of Dr. Williams Pink Pills
for Pale People. Hundreds of letters
wero submitted In this competition,
and yet there must have been thou-
sands of other users of tho pills who
did not avail themselves of the op-
portunity to win a prize. To all these
another letter writing competition is
ollorcd. 'i‘l\oussnds oi' cures through
thc use of Dr. Williams’ 'Pink Pills
furnish the material for the letter to.
be written in this contest. There is
every letter must deal with facts and
facts only.
_ THE PRIZES!
The Drf Williams' Medicine Co.. of
Brockville, Ont., will award a prize
of $25.00 for thc boat letter received
on or _bcforo tho lst day of March,
$916, from residents of tho Maritime
rovlneos, on tho subject. "Why I
/llnconnncnd Dr. Williams’ Pink
Pills." A_ prizo of $10.00 will bo
uwardnd for the second best luttcr
rccclvcd; a prizo oi‘_$5.00 for thc
third host lottor. und ten prizes of
$2.00 'ouch for tho next best ten
lottcrs. I
THE CONDITIONS:
'I’h-- I-ure or benefit from tho use
ol' Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills described
in thc lottcr may be in tho writei"s
own cnso. or one that has come un-
der his or her personal observation.
More than one cure may be dc-
scribcd in the -letter. but every state-
ment niustfbe literally and absolutely
true. `
The ietter_ should he not longer
than is necessary to relate the bene-
ca e described. ~ _
Every letter must be signed by the
the
the of the letter. it must-also
be the person 'whose euro’
a guarantee of- tho
made.
letter
state the of the
in -which saw this
the prize
to de
have ncver boon roportcd. These will-
no domand upon -the imagination;‘
“\\-   -- cnuncn r=|~ANce.-_ in si.
~-.._~ ._ -__A_»-._--*W . r- r `- i James Roman Catholic Church on Sun-
 _ _ _ ,__ _ ' i _ I day_ the 23rd instant Rev. D.‘ P. Cro-
Confoyfmsj rp all the Gov- - ` --- " ` ifii°.'irc'i’aiin.i'.iia.§'_'"'fi‘i.‘c réiggtrisiiiniili
Crillllc_\ltS l_t_1lfc_ F0911 Law5»     tho finances to be in a healthy condi-
is PURER than Cream of ' ' ‘ ' . -
tion, a surplus of one hundred and sev
ont‘y dollars of revcnuo over expandi-
'l`arlar contains no LIME' ` J -
.r , ’ . . _ _ I ' ' being announced. Nearly four-
5L‘I'Pi'i/\iE OR l‘Rl‘.i; Tilifteul Prize’ m be Awarded ireiilinndred dollars were added to 'thc I'-fr f ' - -- ‘ i ' Y ~""
.‘ _ l‘ll);l_i5 slower in acting, _ ill 8. |.¢if¢l’ wllillig Church Fund during the year.
_,__ mjt “lease (gas from Competition The Church Fund which is devoted
to the punpose of building a new
Soda; until actually in the , ~
__ __ _ . _   ‘ . . church now amounts to ($4,550) four
mul’ -“h`i_°h is an advantage Msgfélsleyeciigs xfiiifgfkvlagé v(iSillllti"n:)§;_ thousand tivo hundred and ilfty doi-
0VCf CFBHIU Of T_IlflHl', " * " lars. This is exclusive of a donation
-- - fered a series of prizes to residents
wh; I1 _Starts to release th¢_ of fifty dollars received since the ac-
? » _ of the Maritime Provinces for_the counts ware closed December 318'”
_giis-_nS"-`sD0`l1 as the <.l0\igli is best letters describing cures wrought 1915 _,,&,, ' _
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I HARKINS PLAYERS COMING.-
Mr. A. K. Mundec, business- manager
of the W. S. Harkins Players, who arc.
to open a weeks engagement here Mon-
day next arrived in town yesterday
and is registered at the Victoria. In
conversation Mr. Mundoo snid "We-.ll
Charlottetown people know from past
experience what kind oi' plays and
-iplayors Mr. Hnrkins always gives them
and that they have always given
‘-us very generous patronage in the
ilpast is suillcient proof that we have
their confidence. This year I ,can
'safely promise your theatre goers that
our company is the strongest we have
had in years, and the press of the va-
rious cities we have played in endorse
this statement. We will present n
now play each night, and our plays arc
ali New York and London successes
and we have never had as good a re-
pertoire. We have comedies, comedy
dramas, and dramns, so hope to pleasu-
nll tastes. __ __ _
NEW BKATING RlNK.- A long
folt want' has been supplied in Tlgnlnh
with thc ndvcnt of a now open air
Skating Rinlr. which was opcncd
'l`hnristi:iy evening. This pantlmnvhnu
long boon ihmlod the young people ox-
cept under oxtromeiy dlilicult condi»
tions, and now that tho rink has been
instituted ii is hoped its results will
not bc long in forthcoming. Already
talk of a Hockey team has begun and
nearby towne and villages will have
to look out for their laurols when thc
Tignish scvcn lakes the leo against
them. Much vzrodlt is _due ,tb the
prlinamovor or the enterprise Mr.
John-A..'1~lacl<ct\. who_hus Ions been
s )o|der'lu enterprises ortiiis kind,
fItJobtained from the remedy in the ,ind ¢¢_,"j!¢'_/ -H,,,`.,,,,,.,_ Gwdpt under!
_who`s fcipablo iiianngotiioiit It 'hae
been brougIll“io it surccssflii issue.
tuli name and correct address of the Am," |11, M," y.f,',q, '_;, in | . 7 _
i’°i°°°11 °°\1‘ii1"B ii- if ii ‘i°°°"ii’°1.1` one'iiories~to_iii<i:ri 'riivwnlslf-tiilentliosqeiitiyr
°i e°me i’e"e°“ “her iiiimlv, a rink wi`r'l'ch can com'pele` with any
tho coniitry.-'/., Al ` 

ner, u ns
most pro-
. _,_
of \
THE 8‘l’ANLEY.- The Stanley
- . healthy hair if you have dandruff
Wlléfe _.Ot ¢l‘» f00dS fall 0Il nlngimm’ ‘mly d““gme" M Mi” ‘md . . `tia.-St. John Globe. sing. l’r.n.tical advice was given rc-l
1 ’ Mrs. Thomas J Cunningham to Dr This ‘iee"`“°ii"e “'~‘"" "be thc hair °l ' _-_,  _*_ . -,arding the caro of thc room for the
MORE HECRUITS. -This following
young men. iiavn Joined thc strength
uf' ihc__,_105_th ,Battalion: _Harold Mc-
Laren-, Brudencll; Wnitov McDonald.
Orwell Cuvez' ivficrli C. Mcnollsii, in
dlan -River; William J. McKay, lligh
Bank; Cliarles=Mel.ood, Allistun; Pct-
er Hannigen. _ Murray ll,ivcr;'James
Carver, Aliililon; ilnrold Jordan, Mur-
ray Harbor; Henry Hnyter. _Abney;
James Taylor, Long Creek;‘ Benjamin
McLeod, Point Prim; Fred Martin,
Eldon, Belfast; Charles Harris, Cardi-
gan; Francis Doyle, Earnsclii’t`c; Heb
er Trowesdalc, Crupsud; Whitney
Martin, Eldon; Gordon McLean, Lit-
tle Sands.
WEDDING BELLS.-Tho marriage
took place on Dec. 29th 1915 at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Newton Howett,
Tryon of their daughter Annie F. to
H. Stewart MacMick-en, of Carleton.
Tlic Rev. G. M. Young, oillciating.
Only the immediate iricnds of the
contracting parties were present, The
hrido looked very pretty dressed in
white silk with the convcntlal veil.
Miss Margaret Howett, sistor ot' the
bride, acbed as bridesmaid, while sho
groom was ably supported by Mr.
Harry McFarlane. The many und
useful presents including n variety
shower from the Onward Mission
Circle of which the bride was a mem-
ber testilled to the popularity of the
young couple. The happy couple loft in
the evening for their future home in
Carleton .
PRIDE IN “OURS".-A member of
the 56th Battalion now quartered at
Bramshott, England, and in which
there are many P. E. Islanders wril-
ing to his home in this city says, with
pardonablc pride. “At the gcneral in-
spection tho other iiuy we were called
the second best _Batalion that cvcr ic|`t
Canada, and that is why we were plc-
TUESDAY `.    " WEDNESDAY A PLEASjAN`I{,L.Y ENTERTAINED.|
» _ f - voly on oyn o party was bold at
_Ll;|'R?xV§LLING,»lY ICE.-Mr. W. W.  _ I I _ THE PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND- .he home of Mr. Frank \'\/arren. Black
1 °" -  P°- °¢"Vi'~'i°1'ill»» WIS iii i-|16 -= . " » The car terry steamer docked in Char Pond. recently, when thc young people
U W 05 Fd Mr. Le drove down lottetnwu yesterday morning nt 1130 of thu surrounding dlutritt izuliiered
the ."6“i1‘1i1_.Rib¥¢'1'- iii?/' "P111 l30li5iil1WI `   She-brought about 90 ton f f i hi together and tripped t-hc “light fantas-
' ,makmsgie mei' mi’ °f W9 9535011- .   I "and about _'I5 passengers. H 9 re g .lc" until thc woe uma hours.*
- ,~.~ := _pp- - \ '_- _ _ _ ~ ___
WEDDING BELLS-»I`lic mari iage
A _SPECIAL TRAIN will leavo tlie_-5:;    ' , . - ' -
e"y`°“`F"id“Y '1193¢'~iB!1- 33!-|l.=Bi 5-30  '- » _ fdockeililn ,Picton from Georgetown if Mrs. Charles Baker of Charlotte-
nm. for Kensington in coneetion with i' ' ' ~ - ‘ iyostt-rilay morning with it-n own to Mr John c Mon-ison or 1-"-
*ii°‘1°li1°l1ii0l1°fllieu°wOranse Hull  ‘gore 00 ‘sa ka- gmail 1162-» "ami fersiio 1.ot'1-f took' place at nil!
at that place. Rev. Mr. Bennett‘.Rew‘-‘-SAVE gow* HAIR' DUUBLE 'T8 0! ii'0iSi1i qlilliiiq 4626 ’ y du Winn- E ufroomis hornemon Jan liltii 'in the
R-.G,F\1lt0n and-'Re .D.M L ri" ‘i .B WTY' 'N A FEW l  'p°““ B ° “X ’ ~ ‘ -- ' ' lf
b°~u;e speakers ofale evegmze  »_ MOMENTS--TRY THIS! illress. __ _ iresenceof n icw friends. Tho bride
talent from the silly Will BIIDDIY illé H ' \ ANOTHER.lSLANDER._1\/1 Di :biy known are ‘receiving the best
giusical part of the p\‘0Ei‘Ml1111°- All glllliteiieu -c:rli:li“iix`ee.lt1ii.,;vii’n¢imii§r 'radigni I las McLeod has accepted a comrriiisgiigi --'iliileli Of their 1118113’ fl`i011'~iB- RW- ii-
- »_ - vi?;3__3e.'il§§ eng iheii' friends “P9 ii1' with me; 5'” an' -,h-w°mpm.`ble somgin the 13_4th _Toronto Ilighianders, Mr fl. Young was the oiilcisting clergy-
" ' ` i Grand Oralize) Lgiimeliiiiiw Piovmiigl 11988 and is fluffy and‘lustrous try' McL°°d W” 'mainly mamed ii’ Mi" "ml" isummemim’ papers mem”
. . , _ __ _
In Sl¢k.rq¢m dodmtory cemmogm tier Orm e Da,_dm,,“e_ . lirusmsn. adausnter oftiioiste Mr. A -ony.) _
Nf.`:;x' " rt. t h ' _____' Just one application doubles thc L '{,m‘;;}‘1“’;élf'_';‘1l€§_”‘:i:ir°b“i“’5i "Gif HOUSEHOLD SCIENCE SHORT.
_ _lily 8_ D2 left _ IS, tes WEDMNG B.E'|_|_s_T, M t lbeanty of your hair. besides it im-la ' ' -l - " -“"1” 01' Some . ~ ._ §
-cove`red'h alth by the help of Herald or Jan. 21st sayszm  1”°‘“““"Y ‘““°i"“ “Ve” P""i“i° °f' tim,-i i°“`ii,‘1°`§it“k °fdNew Pninswici iiouiiis-5'- olltnwgiiliffiueyuiildsidfizi
OXO It .ji ‘ ugnfl 5u¢ eed H888 of Miss Florence Geraldine 'Curr dandnmi y°“ °°““°i have “leer he*“'5'»| B 8 n sfhcj' an mme ieceml "a-y a emuons Q 1 0 e i
°  . Y C 5- __ has been- wi the Bank ql'.Nnva Sw mts were given lectures in Home Nur»,
nd groom, who are well and favor i
.-rick, care of thc patlcnt, bod making
.tnd the changing ol` thc bed viotiivs
with the patient in the bed. recording
of temperature, pulse, und respiration.
Thu second lveturo dealt with cm-I
crgencies at fir.-lt. aid to the injured
Some ol' the different cases discussed
were burns and sculds. i'ainting, sun
stroke, liglitening stroke, convulsions,
opoplexy, drowning, epileptic fini etc.
Demonstrations were given on the
making of poulicos and the uses of the
different ones fully discussed. Follow-
ing this, came a talk on bandages, thc
kinds, tiholr uses, and points to rein-
ember in their application, this was
followed by a denioiistraiioii on the ap-
plication oi' the different bandages.
Herd of Them i
She Found Quick Relief and Now
Recommends All Women Who Suf-
fered As She Did to Use Dodd's
Kidney Pills.
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Cuve the Dishes and
an Antiseptic
‘four dishes ami pans will be .r-:unter and :kann when
washed with ASEPTO in place of soap. ASEPTO do”
the work qukker and better-and conhins l. grnnidds
that destroys all fiireasl genus. Especially lhould this
imliseplit powder--ASEi’TO-be used to clean
A dish orjar which has contained meat, fruit or
vegetables that have “gone wrong." ASEPTO
costs but 5c. a package-is the nab' wishing
compound that will not burn the
/mods-and is adarlesx.
l Manufactured by Tun Assn-'ro Nl.\NunAc'rukiNn Co., St, john, N»8»
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From Her Br otlier_
St. Martin's, St. John Co., N. B.
January 28tl1.-(Spc-clal).-Mrs. Vio-
let Marchbank, wll`e of n wcll-knowil
farmer living near hcrc, is telling
her neighbors of the splendid results
sho has got tiirough using _Dodd's
Kidney Pills.
“My trouble started from :1 cold."
Mrs. lilnrchhnnk stntos. "I haul hack-
nehc, my joints wcrc still und my
muscles cramped. l was irritable
and always thirsty. My appetite was
iltful and I felt licavy and sleepy
after meals. Rhcnmatisin was adri-
cd to my troubles as wcii as head-
nclics. and heart flutterlngs made nif-
vory anxious at times.
“I suffered for about two ycurs and
iwas fnr rom being a. well woman
kcd out to go to the front. 'l`hc Princess
Pats were but llttlo bcttcr than thc55ih
the General said, so thcrc is ‘sonic
class' to the old 55th alter all, isn't
fliers?" in the course oi` the letter n
prosscd as follows: ' "They sure lhave
a dandy plnceand all look line. it
scorned likc hom-c again to bo with nli
thc boys."
I trv ilicm.
Viiiii i0 we P»'E~ island Heiivy 5i“¥U, they helped mc right from thc start.
Baifefl' ai- H0i"3i1i1111 Wa-5 iioecfiiied lil l can recommend l)odd’s Kidney
Wilicii i-he Di9i\'l’“i`e of seeing 5° munyl Pills to all women .who sui`l'cr as 1
Island boys-was enthusiastically ex- didy `
when my brother told mc what gi-cat
things l)odd’s Kidney Pills had done,
. _ _
lor him .ind I matic up my mind tt
"'i sent and got thrnc bcjxcs and
Every one oi' Mrs. i\inrci1hank’s
symptoms was it symptom oi kidney
trouble. That is \vhy sho found auch
quick rclicf in Dodd's Kidney Pills,
0WAN°S
q)er/écfion
Cocoa
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Before retiring I
at night _ have V /.
it brought to  ___ W,  .
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Layer Cake and Fancy
YOU don’t need so much short;
` Pastry, when you use “Besver”_
Flour. It’s BLENDED. .
` YOU see, it’s'tl1is way. Ontario wheat makes
what is usually known as “pastry flour".
` It has the ‘delicacy oi flavor--the line, even
texture-the whiteness and lightness-'-that a
flour must have, to make good Pie and Cake.
. PURELY western wheat hours don’t make
good pastry-they are too "strong", too
heavy. Even Bread, made of purely western
wheat Hour, is tough, full of holes, and uninvitiog
,- In appearance and iiavor.
“BEAVER” Fleur contains the’ line Ontario
- _ when, with which is blended the proper
 of Mmiwbn wheat to increase its
` utro'q|tli,;lBiul' giving you all the QESIRABLE
se. lrczss
Shorte.nin§
  Wlih --
A ER
i qualities of the hnest pastry hour,
with the additional value of making
a I  loaf of bread with the true
home made ilavor. '
“BEAVER” Flour is the ORIGINAL
BLENDED FLOUR-in fact, it is the
only SCIENTIFICALLY BLENDED hour 1'
on the market. ` . A
“BEAVER” .Flour is always the same in
strength and quality-you know iust bow _
much to use for all kinds of baking-and you
may rely on it to give the best result/
EVERY TIME _  ~ _ 
ASK your- grocer -- he knows 
_ _ f‘Benve`r",'the original blended-lour7_A%__ '*..;;;~.
oi=.'.u.sas~_wfa¢-» rar ,fam as ma., `~
CoarooGNl5¥.~||nlC¢rlll|¢- --
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