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_lust think of the economy _ _ _
°f ASEPTOI One table- ` V ' 
spoohfbl to a pail of water is ' ' i
plenty. And there are 25
tablelpoonfuls in a 5c. package.
[gp simply axtraosgunca to use _ .
Solplmtwhen ASEPTO does the washing for so
ltttlefiiand does it far bclkr, too.
Qjist try ASE_PfI`_Q_next\\vashday. .__. _ \\
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Inspect Our 0
Choice Display of Good
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levsasess -roaacco c|.un.'._-ri..
.K0l_l0WlliK amounts have been--paid in
_ 3*.-1~h° :.P-DI!" Office. and deposited
:vlth thelgtoyal Bank Il-_i.unt¢|-_,1uv¢r ¢°
- o o the Overss Cl b, C .
  
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»vqstaenmw son' a°m»i'f'°§|iitrintnt
V 25l::; Lemuel Moore-26c...'r6tn1 ;2_00_
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Cb 9!.ll%¥.,li'°d _Gross received
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0 1° ;»_»1»°.~.l~n¢ Hgfksand 1nt>r&1_c-
t donated ‘pivot _ .mm may
B Owdlns districts wwe ann a d
.s t in 142 'pre socks (the yarn nroel-
_,_.,; Hhs ouiwb ace- The 1a`die‘sot thé
 ' did trom-part 'ofthe proceeds of the
i\_ _-__: Bnksrsotmn nei_a_1n.tne_1>;ey._,cns-
-25
_ James Donavon, of this city has. re-
ecta with the last consignment of hay
from this Province for the British
‘ _Army on-the c_ontln_ant,._.; 'i'-wo. other
Charlottetown men, Messrs _William
Davies and Harry Burns a_lso made
_ tile voyage.
s|oNAI_-Len m HosP|1'AL.- In a
Sig Arthur K Doull, states that he is
still in the convalescent homc i
Rouen, but is expected to leave for the
Canadian Base in a few days. That he
has received all the parcels sent ex-
cepting those that were to have reach-
ed hiin for Xmas that he was begin-
ning to feel quite like himself and
was as happy as ever.
SCOTCHFORT AND VICINITY _
ug letter dated Dec. 18th, received from
S Mr. Joseph McDonald. Charlotte-
town, spent the week-end visiting
friends in Tracadie.-Miss Annie E.
Gents Ladies
Fancy Shirts_ Silk Blouses
gg %dt§1d Gloves ‘I goglskété Gloves
F v _ ' oi et ts _
F3125 1.35523 %é’t§.*’ri§§"' Sweatercoae'
Sweaters l
Silk Handkerdhiefs
Silk Handk `rcl'tiefs
Fancy Hantikerchiefs
McKenzie, Principal of Knutsford
School, was spending the Christmas
holidays at her home in Scotchtort
and left on return Monday to resume
her duties.-Mr. and Mrs. Peter `Mc-
Donald, Peakes Station, spent the
week-end visiting friends ln Traca-
die.--The following yodng men left
Scotchfort Monday on return to New
Glasgow, having spent the Christ-
mas holidays at their respective
homes: Messrs William J. McDonald,
John F. McBride, Leander Fisher and
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We received a large stock
of `men’s tweed trous-
ers_ _and home made woollen socks, which we will
. clearout at reduced prices. ~
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Joseph Weir., Jr.-S.
MT STEWART -Mr. Fey Glover,
one of the boys ln the 105th Batt at
Charlottetown spent the New Years
| visiting his home at Mount Stewart.
_ Messrs Arthur Coffin and Robert
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Carter s Bookstore
` Pocket and Office Diaries for 1916 _a splendid as.
sortment styles of bindin . Prices from 25c each up.
Peloguets Notes on this International S. School Les-
sons for 1916.
at Half Price.
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'nexntnsmti
. Newcastle,  
have decided to openfai branch of
their business rin' Charlottetown
which will be under the charge.-of
the Mr. C. S. Amos. _ _
' The Compangf .paythe higlhest
_rices for Hides, kms, Wools, aw
,- rs, old R_ubbers,_Ha1r and Junk.
' .ernporary Oflicej J  __
.1 _  ‘ i 177 Grafton Street 
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The -Gist of the Lesson” for S. S. Teachers onl
30c.
_ A few numbers of the Illustrated British Weeklies,
Christmas Number at a big discount.
The balance of our nice line of Calendars for 191
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Ci
Carter  Company, l.ttl._j
Macklin have l/eft to enter upon train-
The Ps? Er  Dry Goods Store_ingintne1ostn Bstt.,lttsw1tnsme1-
_ 83 Queen St. A C .f
ing of regret mingled with joy, that
their friends say good bye to these
boys for the time being. Mr. Macklin
though only a stranger in our village
has made many friends while here,
_ and as for Arthur as commonly known,
no other boy could leave here that the
geperal feeling of the loss would be
more felt. However they are entering
.up_,>_1 s_ rr-bio .work and everyone
wishes them both a safe return home.
Smelt. fishing is a fair average this
week. Pigott Bros. again capturing an
unusual large catch .on Friday night.
Mr. James Feehan was a passenger
to the City on Saturday. ond returned
home same afternoon. Her ni-my
friends here regret to lcarn of the se-
rious illness of Mrs. L. H. Douglass
of Cardigan, and look for a speedy re-
covery. Mrs. McCarthy and little
son Ross returned from a visit to Mrs.
McCarthy's brother Dr. Rogerson Hun-
ter River. Mr. Frederick Plgott
was in the City dn Saturday returning
in tho afternoon. -
P. E. lSLAND__I,|y_E STOCK-._-Never
at sny.preyio_us period _did the future
1;( the ‘live stock lndustry on the Island
oom up more favorably than 'at the
present. Prlces..are' good.and the de-
}nan¢li1 is _ pariticullarlg' strgng. _especisllx
or t ese an ma ao _goo _ _,_Y-
new market has been._(o§:gfggr piss
and it is_one that offers ‘great opportu-
‘*liltles’of deveiopmen ,` t only in the
selling but ln the production because
the prices are regulated according
to. the quality`.... Tbelamb market
isexcellent and_likely_ to contixziue good
1 hbcsuse thequallty of _the'_ge eral Is-
: land output is on the upgrade. Dslry
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- and beet cattle. are`.well,re`pr'esented
1 and ar.e..lc the ,hsnds_of..mcst.cansblo
stockists --b“¢._¢l1vr.e.._=_,rs vias! more
men on the Island. _cs§s_ble of_ maln-
*talnixig excellent her _s _if a_ start
"were .only~.made. ...The use of pure
bred sires r is . the -.mast-. v.it.sl.»<i\l°=‘»l°n
with .us st.,¢ne.pr9seat¢,_ni§oard the
scr'ub1,at the ea.r]l_est ,_op_portunity
andrjeplsce with a good__Dure_ bred.
Consider. .this .wherever .possible from
_a community vio,wi1blnt,_\ _ BUY
_the .animals outr ght and then
they can be used as long as
they are_ giving satisfaction:
mpzhods of Rlaretetilgagiilivs asicltrlsmors
n a ou. n re"
ifiziphinioom foo lmprostenient. ‘ At#
tend the Short Courses in Agricul.IurI‘
lmirhbors and lb. men in clutt-ge-_o_f
the ~.~.-nrses. _ also will bf: announc-
nn  »`
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and discuss these subjects with your,
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\ LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY. _.
The records for the past years opera-
tio£e in Life Insurance Companies are
co ing to hand. The North American
Life r posts business received _nearly
’$10,000,00 being over a million ' and
a quarter increase over lastyear. The
advanced figures received by Mr. J.
_K. Ross Provincial Manager indicate
that the Company have had _the'best
year in their history in every feature
denoting security and progress. 6844.
` MISSION BAND CONCERT.-On
Thursday evening, Dec. 23, 1915, the
“Happy Glcaners” Mission Band and
Sunday School ol’ the Methodist
Church, Pleasant Valley, united and
had a Christmas tree and Concert.
The night was perfect, the Church was
crowded and the attention given to the
little folk. as they performed their va-
rlou_s,.p'arts attested to the interest ta-
jken by the large audience. The pro-
gram 'throughout was well rendered.
Special mentionmight be made of the
Dialogue "The Christmas Rainbow."
given by eight little boys and girls.
also the “Darning Song" given by ilvc
young girls. who looked very quaint
in the dainty capslsnd spectacles, bor-
Qawed from their Grandma's. Little
elson W‘arren's recitation brought
down the -house. As a result of the
concert a neat sum was added to the
funds of the Mission Band and Sunday
School. At the close of the concert
"Santa" stripped the tree after which
a hearty vote of thanks was tendered
Mrs. Leard in appreciation of hor
CONCERT AT COVEHEAD.- The
Covehoad Methodist Sunday School
held its annualconcort on Wednesday
Dec. 29. The pastor Rev. J. L.
Dawson presided. Long before tho
time of opening the church was pack-
ed to the doors, standing room being
at a premium. A splendldly arranged
programme consisting of choruses.
duets. solos. recltatlons and dialogues
delighted the large audience. Then
came a report' of the S. S. by the
genial superintendent, Mr. James
Matthew. in which he showed that
during the past fourteen mouths, the
period since the church has been
moved td'fts prcscnt location. S. S.
has been held every Sunday afternoon
with a good average attendance, not-
withstanding many storms. Then came
the distribution of prizes and candy
from this #well laden Christmas
tree. Special'--'prizes for attend-
ance and memory verses were award-
ed to Miss Bovyer, Mrs. R. P. Lanks
Mr. Samuel Wooiridgc, Miss Norvil
Webster. Miss ltosclla Woolridgo,, Mr. ‘
Alfred Bovyor and Willard Lanks.
The organist, Miss Jennie Mcllunald
was also remembered by tltomembors
of the school with a very pleasing
gift showing their appreciation of hor
services. This is certainly a flourish-
ing Sunday School and already plans
are being made for a still better con-
cert next Chrlstmas. A collection was
taken and a snug sum realized for
Sunday School Work.
SEED FAlR MEETING. - A
meeting was hold at Murray River on
Monday evening, Jan. 3rd. for the
purpose of making arrangements for
the Southern Seed Fair. At a meeting
hcld ln Abney shortly after the Fair
last Spring matters were pretty ‘thor-
oughly talked over and Monday ight
arrangements were advanced another
step. The Prize List is to he the
same as last year except that o Class
is added for Green Mountain potatoes
and the Class for Dakotas has been
chan ed to “improved” Dakota Red.
and gy "improved" ls meant the long.
smooth Dakota Red potato. it was
consldcrcd by those present that this
was both tho best quality Dakota and
gave quite as heavy a yield per
acre. In the Class for Eschallots or
Onions, onions was struck out so that
the Class is now only for Eschallots.
The amount of Beans required was
‘rgngned rt-om IA bushel»to.1 peck. and
o `turnlp seed from three. .to one
pound. it was further decided that an
entry _fce oi' Ten (10c.) cents should
he charged to non-members of Farm-
or's institutes but an opportunity will
beglven any exhibitors to join
Institute. Tho Southom Seed Fair
been supported very largely by
Institute.. in this District and
considered that
be asked to make
.toward it ii' iilel'
anclalbeucilt from
Fair _init with
ls now one cial!
of those .-present
Old island Black
was very
no lleneral- www?"
the only
competition
The
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bo Old
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MUSIC ENJOYED.- On Sunday
evening. Jany. 2, 1916 the choir of the
Pleasant Valley Methodist Church,
presented to a full house the true
Christmas in song and story. Mrs.
Morley Sellar of Fredericton, r_eud
the story of “Angel With the Broken
Wang” in her beautifully clear and
to ching way. The choir sang the
choruses given at lnturvals during the
reading. The solo by Miss Marguerite
Elllottwas sung very sweetly.
*coN¢Elir.”- enact-
_tho \Vomcu's _insti-
o`, tftpndertv an? linskct
t}i_c.(.curt' louse at
6, eningof Wednes-
Mr. .lohit McManus
a few patriotic and
well words asked the audience
for their co-operation in making the
occasion a success, after which the
following programme was effectively
rendered: Chorus by school children.
Reading, Miss Jessie Llgortwood.
Solo, Miss Murray. Heading. Aeneas
McManus. Duett, Miss Clara. McManus
and Mr. Stephen McLeod. Solo.
Miss Mary Inman. Reading. W.
Carson, Solo, Miss Myrtle Henderson.
Reading, Miss Fra'ncls McManus. Ad-
dress, Cnpt. Allan Mcheotl. Chorus.
Choir. Several ericores were heartily
given and generously responded to.
l"crhap2_5 among the most popular
items on the programme was the
duett sung by little Miss Clara Mc-
Manus nnd Master Stephen Mclieod
who responded tn nn enthusiastic en-
corc with ‘"l‘lppcrary.” At the close of
the programme the thanks of thc
-‘ommlttcc wus tendercdtllrougii Mr.
(T. W. Crosby to all who had come
from outside distl'ict's to assist in the
entertainment. and to Miss Benton
for the time and cure sllc had ex-
pcndcd in planning i`or sumo, training
the children etc. Tile baskets were
ably auctioned by Messrs. S. Beaton
and J. J. Mcl.cod. Ovcr $100.00 was
rcallzcd for lied Cross and patriotic
purposes.
SHORTHORN CATTLE. - Short
horn cattle huvc latcly cotnc into
greater prominence not only in Prlncc
Edward Island but throughout thc
wllulo of Canada. Tho grow-
ing scarcity of becf cattle and
the consequent increased price ot' beef
has lcd farmers generally to look for
the general purpose cow, and she is to
be found in the shorthorn brcctl to a
greater extent than lu any otllor.
Among thc island breeders G. W. W.
Cameron At Sons of Augustine Covc
have always stood by tho dual pur-
pose slmrthorn. Fur thc last thirty
years Mr. (Tnmcron has lwvn brooding
und sci(-cling milking silnrlllorns. and
today they have n llcrd of iullclt cows
that i-.onlpnrc vi-ry invorsbly with
thc Ives( lwrtls uf llulslclns and Ayr-
___5-.ilfws FUR. THE °_UlFD""* 5 5_""FP_“Y 5PP_5fFl5EF$ _
"stun '.1
_- Always Delicious-__-_Nq_.'avet1-_;¢3\ffz_tries  f
. H ` » '67 'gy "51 ’
Scaled Packets Qnly. __ 5'Vlielus§"'Suiistitutes. ‘L
ing'rcspccllvuly, 1215, 1210 and 1130
lbs.. and 'two hcifcrs weighing 2050
lbs. All wcrc wclgllcd on thu city
scales, and wcro a unlfornl thick,
blocky bunch of cuttlo that ruudo mon-
ey for Messrs. Ctuncron & Sons und
will no doubt do the same for their
purchasers and bc appreciated by thc
ultimate consutncrs. On the some day
Saunders & Ncwsunl purchased from
J. W. Stewart 6': Son, linllcvuc, two
very ilno slmrtlxorns; _a cow woighlng
1526 lbs., and a holler weighing 1215
lbs, 'l‘his is the class of cnttlo that
bring the big price on thc market and
make the [ceding of thc raw u1nt‘c|'iuls
on tho farm profitable.
RECRUITING - A recruiting
meeting was llcld in Port llill llnll
‘on 'Fucrsdny _ evening last, the 4th
lust. The large hull was crowded in
tho doors. lion. John lticllal'd.-. pru-
sldcd und an c'xccllcny_ prugrnnlntc
was carricd out. Stirring and vio-
qucnt ntldrcsses wore givun by ltvv.
Itolnnil lluvitlson, ltcv. Joint A. lllnc-
Dousld, Mr. Jauncs A. lllurrisou. ltrrv.
’l`. D. Wllitc.llcv. J. J. Iinuiford n|\<|
Pte. Arscnuull, of Summcrsidc, who
with other rc‘c|'uit:: ol' tile 105th liai-
tallon, helped to nlnkc the program
very interesting. llccruits wcrc cull-
ed for and four responded. Their
names arc Willie' Phillips, Edgar
Douglterty, Frederick Dennis, Gor-
don hlacitrtllur.-l’. `
~WOUNDED ISLANCvER.- A
second lcttcr .dtttcd December thc
flftcenlll uit., i'ro|u Mr. George Cur-
rie, who was wounded in the recent
lighting in France, to his lnotlmr,
Mrs. Allan (Yurrie, oi' Georgetown,
status that in-. is now in ihc hospital
at Folkcsnnc, Englttntl, and cxpccts
to remain tin-rc till spring. lllr. Cur-
l'lc dt-scribes conditions in the
tl‘em~.l|t-s as something terrible ow-
‘lng to the wcl weather, tllc nlvn hcing
obliged to wcnr hip rllbhcl' boots
c0ni.in\n\lly in ordcr to kcvp dry,
while thc plncc was also ovvrrun
with lnrgc iicrt-is rnts wl|i<-li had
shirt-s in thc pruviuvc in milk pru-
ductlou and thc stccrs from which
make thc bust quality oi’ beef. On
Tuesday last Suundcrs und Newsom
two and one half years of age weigh-
wztxtul int front iccdlng on the :loud
lludltfs. Mr. ifurrlc speaks in glow-
ing terms uf thc hospital arrange'
lucnts at Folkcstollc everything pos
|  _lt .
_ ._ V ,
& Co., of this city purchased Six in-fsible being done' for thc comfort of `k `  
dividnals from their he;-¢1;, an gggd_',_the wounded soldiers, and carc taken __
cow weighing _1530 lbs.; three steers, to nrakc their stay there as pleasant _:_ _,_
as possible.-&. _ _
SUCCESSFUL CONCERT. -
A very successful concert and (‘l|risi-
lnas tree was lluld in the hlctllodist
Cliurcli at Sturtiyn on lvfnlldaavvnliltt
-llcc. 27th, 1915 in connection with' thc
Sunday school tllcrc. The various
I oarls oiltllc pr.@nc wort- well :mil
]l‘nlilil`ully rc|iilc|'0t1_ by ull ihust: who
ilnttl llolpcd in tlleiraiuing ui' tltcut.
|Mucl| credit llowcvcr is duo to l\ll.-.,-
Elsie Wcstawuy _for lnl'__ unliriug 1-IV
forts in making the c_oncer`t"a since-ss.
The (ilirlstnlas tree was mn- or ilu-
brst that thc writer has sccn und wus
loaded down with gifts. Just at thu
opportune moment Santa (‘luns tnuflv
his u.ppcaruncc, und uluuu-it ull in rin-
crowdcd tttuiletmc rcct-lvud sonu- Ink-
cll of rs»n\cNl»rn`m~t~_ 'Flu-. aunlivznw-
nlninluillctl gourl urllcr und |li.-<<ipli|\i-
to ilic cud und is to bv tjollllmrlllvd up-
on bccnllsc ul' ilu: cxtzilvlllvltl
which prcvailcil wliilv. Snnlu was dis-
posing of his goods. A volts nl' lllnnks
\\'ns pnssctl in ull who in uny \\':t_\' luni
tznlitrilltltotl to tht' s\1<‘:'v.~:s ul' thc ov-
cnillg. '1`llr\ S\l\t<l:\_v Ht-lluul :xml trus-
tees oi' thc vllurvli ll<~nrlil_v uniit- in
their bust lllnults in .\lr. :tml l\lrs. .lon-
nlhnn lllcwvllyn for lltn um- nf llluit'
011-22111 in thu cllltergtrxltry wllicll ltuil
been o<:t'nsiu1|cii by thi-. lurcatk ilowu
ol' thc cburcll organ. All wont io tht-ir
llonlcs i'1\<=.lil|g that n proiliublc cvvn-
ing l1z\<_l been spcnt._
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FIRST PRIZE
$ 1000. 00
In other Fine Prizes
town. Helsalivemer-
chant and attributes
much of his success to his
novel methods of mating
in ln his
ttrdt l\0l’¢.
Recently, he took several
lines of his rffulsr goods.
ut them un er oovcr in
solos and ban-ell. and
wrote the name of each arti-
cle on the outside. Only he
mixed up the letters ln each
mme so that instead ol
spelling the right um: of
the art cle. lt lnelled nome-
tltlnf diiierent altogether.
For nnsnoe box 9 contains
llalslns. but Mr. Brown
lumbled the letters in the
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MAGNIFICENT PRIZES l -l if "‘
I ludl tl\lsi9i6§¥rd1` rl`C . !.00Url Pia .$75.00 'jf
Cltslu bl Greftmols, $§.0t_)u(`ZIla'|‘e‘ Brndsflfllgh QW.: Rftrittge. Iwo Cleve- I  V `
land l le,Gennlne ngefsewlrig Machine. 835100 Kltrhen Cabinet. ' ,__
Genuine althrln M_Qn'|lnd Ladies’ W tches. English Dinner abd Tea '\__;,
Sttl. Ro1Ier’sSi v'r'rwnre.\nrlll|ostofot£er rand prln-also numeroulw . _ Oth ` ,
mention ere.BlgllluatnrodPriseusrwflibomslledtoyoudlrect. ‘ ,Rug
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