gbl|drsn‘a'i>oois. sizes B, ‘muh

‘llisas sto .. 9' 10": _ __

infants also

tALLEY as co

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Chiltlren‘s Photos

look best when taken here- at The Studio Where Baby is Always Welcome,

CO0K SIUDIO H, Cook, Prop.

Jewelry - FOR-

Xmas Gifts

We have a_ fine assortment

of Watches, Brooches, Rings, Bracelets, Lockets, Chains, Cuff Links, Fobs, Scarf' Pins, gilverwate, Ebony Goods, &c, c.

We make no extra charge

for engraving. .

C.” Patterson N

Jeweller

From lland to lland

The jewel-fuel that mums more lo you

when 'you need if than the whites! diam-

ond-

Illgh-qusliiy Coal from our yards-clean, free-burning, long-lasting Coal-fair prices, and fair service in exchange for your orders. YA'ny orders today? Quick delivery? es.

C. Lyons & Co.

Phone 1 1 1

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Yze

it THE beauty of l

this new pat-

'iem is as lasting ,

as the ware itself,

. because it is based

A _on simple lines. _ . Sectional plate added

to points of greatest

wear increases its life -fl

armenia.

Guamnfeed fo satisfy -by '

i '-__,, W.W.We||ner f

i il. Jeweler i

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*9» THE CENTRE

L GURRDIIN We

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CONCERT -In another column will

are offered you I1 sqm( , 5 _ be seen the particulars of concert to district passenger arent of the I. ,0. ~m.¢1mi»si»°f...,i,' ,‘,',‘f,,2_‘ ' "°‘“'°"“‘ "““ be hem in no no-we Hsu on no q in ,_ in-_

mmm men'e snd_wsmsn‘s, worth from 8_;;¢a¢5_ 19' ___, ~ Condon is acting in the stead of J. wdmuhusmw I h 9 e -ff ANOTHER uAp|__.,I¢ yu mt John Ama “m“..°:°‘:t:°:|f.=l:¢: elf McFarlane, Charlottetown, whose

9iri’s bovis and overshoes aises 13 t¢i";ii""" ‘ M" _"uns: 'when' 'in' H to .......................’5c a pair ___ i"”¥,`b°°'.’_.i‘“ H io 3 ........................ ¢ a pg"

name aDD§ared before the police court on Wednesday last.

HaM1‘s|-mm.-Rev' s. 'rrivm will hold service in Hampshire Union Church on Sunday ltlth inst at 3 p. rn. -

W. M. A. S.--The regular monthly

meeting of the W. M. A. S. of the Hszelbrook Baptist Church will be held at the home of George and Mrs Jenkins, _‘tit Herbdrt, on Thursday afternoon of this week Feb 13th at 2.30 p. m.

COVEHEAD.-The sports here have

had several races during the past few weeks on Covohead Bay. This Saturday will he their final race and all interested in same are invited. If stormy will be held following Satur- d

ay.

CHURCH OF SCOTLAND.--Rev.

Ewen MacDougali will preach Sab- bath. 16th, at Murray River at 10.30, Peters Road at 2.30 and Brooklyn at 6.30. Also Monday, 17th, at Iris; Tuesday, 18th, at Bells River, and érhursday, 20th, at Point Prim at

P.m.

NEXT T0 FOXES.-For those who

cannot get into the lox business an cxcellcnt second is afforded in hog raising. Yesterday, at the market in Charlottetown, a Bonshaw farmer received $40.50 for one carcas of pork and proportionate amounts for the remainder of his load. Who says it d08Bl\’i1 Day to raise hogs 'I

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F - R - E - E

Come into our of’f`i\:e and have your

teeth examined free of char e. Only takes a few mintus~ and we will tell you exactly what you need snri it wont ccsi you one penny We_make teeth and guar- anleeihem to fit exactly. We also guar- antee perfection in Crown and B idge work Extracting and filling without hain,

prica moderise. R B S `

» R 0 IN

I5 Queen Stress, Next door Beer &Giolf 10-imti Phone 27|-J

Pnoroensrns |

if you want the hest

Call Al Barns Pnoro srumo

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srnorsls or canarias sons. wrsr Lana saoutsrions.

use

Stanley Bridge Dairying Co. will he held in the Hall.at Stanley Bridge on Tuesday Feby nth at 2 o’ciock.

Consignments nollcited Prompt Returns

Opposite Post Office Telephone IDZJ I

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Cotton and Woolen

Waste

Sanitary Cotton l"oliv.liiug‘ Cloths fo

Power House, Garages, Machine Shops and all General Purposes Write for samples and quota°i0nn to the manufact- urer.

H. Grayfd Co

23 25 Common St

Montreal, P. Q.

ttM||'|mp|.

Annual Meeting

The Annual Meeting of the

J. H. S1 MPSON

1-M3r,1r,r4.

NEW YORK I`ISlI ADS

Wholesale Commission

¢’I'.dls Specialties

FUNERAL' OF L. E. HORNE.- The

funeral of the late Leaman E. Horne took place yesterday, from the home of his father. John Horne, Winsloe( and Was very largely attended. The service wns conducted at the home and grave by Rev. L. J. Wason. The deceased was buried with military honors, a detachment of the P. E. Island Light Horse, of which he was an Omcef. Hiking part. The remains were laid to rest in Sherwood ceme- tery- The pall-bearers were Lea Saunders, Fred Turner, Louis Mcli/lil-i lan and A Curley.

DEATH OF ROBERT TAPER.-On

Fab. 7th Robert Taper of North Granville, passed to his eternal rest. He had been in failing health for some years and oi` late became grad- ually much weaker until he passed peacefully away at his home on Fri- day last nt the age of 77-. He was a lifelong resident of Granville and was a well-lrnown and highly respected farmer and a devoted member of thc Methodist Church. He leaves to mourn. his widow, four sons. John, William and Tweedie in the United States, James on the farm at home, four daughters, Mrs. John McKay, Granville, Mrs. William Ralston, Mrs; Page and Miss Janet, all in the Unit- ed States. The funeral took place oni Monday, tho remains being laid to rest in Granville cemetery.

ROSE VALLEY.-Although thc

roads are in poor condition quite a number attend the Singing School -Bismark Cousins, Bradalbane, spent the week end in Rose Valley.-The Misses Minnie and Margaret Mac- Kenzie have returned from a visit to Charlottetov.'n.- D. S. MacKenzie and Murdock MacDonald have re-` turned to Edmonton after a month’s visit to friends in Rose Valley.-Rod MacKay is visiting friends in Ink- ermann tha- puest of William Ander- son.-His friends are all pleased to see Mr. MacDougall out again after a severe attack of rheumeatism.- Simon Biondon, Junction Road, is visiting in Rose Valley the guest of J. M. Matheson.- K. H. MacKenzie is visiting at Mr. Molyneaux, Iuker- mann.-William Macintosh and J. K. MacKenzie intend leaving shortly for the North West where excellent Polli- tions await them.-A serious accid- cnt occurred last Wednesday night when B young lady returning "Om singing school slipped and fell on the

ice, sustaining severe injuries.

-.:'1'ha purity, freshness and absolute

delicinusness of Moir’s Ch0c0l8-£68 are known to all lovers of high great sweet meats. We carrY B N11 line of these chocolates in bulk and package. Our sales are so large that each shipment is soon sold out, and you are thus sure ol getting absol- utely fresh chocolates-25c, 35c, 50c..

""""”"~`>"`~`-` -'~`-`-‘-`-' 1'-`-¥V"f‘V\'**v\'~'\‘-‘ '-1 ‘-f '-' f- WF* -ff-‘:-'v~e~vw~\r.;-»~,‘-'r-'-r.-1-:::_-:_-.1-:_=;

rgarnsu-'_ \.ni>avsto\»uynzhu1>i-ovmee.

MURRAY CDNDON l’B0|f0'i‘ED.D. M. Oondonf says a Truro ex- change, has been appointed acting

R. with haad` uarters at Ha a

B. Lamblin, who is now away from the service. llurray's many friends extend congratulations. ~Mr. Condon is known ln Railway Circles in Uharluttetown.

(From Yestcrday’s Evening Guardian) GOOD RECORD.--'1‘here were no

cases before the Charlottetown Police Court this morning.

INWARD TRAINS.-The southern

accommodation arrived in Charlotte- town today at 10.15 a. rn., on time, and the eastern express at 10.30 a. m., ten minutes late.

THE MINTO TEAN.-The S. B. hiinto Hockey team is doing some line work in the Hockey line this season under the management ol Percy Deal. On Friday the 'ith they went. by special train to Montague :ind defeated the Imperials 7 to Z in one oi the fastest games ever played, in Montague. About 85 went from Georgetown and enjoyed an hour's skate after the game. The visiting team was well used and speak highly of the Montague boys. Tile Mlnto's team is now booked for games with Pictou, Westville and New Glasgow.

DEBATING. CLUB.- The Earns-

clllle Debating Society held its weekf ly meeting Friday eve ing, the sub- ject under discussion heing resolved that Eastern Canada is a better place to live in than that of the West. Speakers upholding the resolu- tion all gave splendid descriptions of the advantages in the East in com- parison with that of the West. Ed- win Doyle opened the meeting giving a good introduction oi the subject and fnvorlng the resolution, also Gordon McLeod, Lewis Hayden and Bernard Doyle. Then their opponents, closely followed, by showing the pos- sibilities of making a better financial showing, than could be made in the East. Although the speakers favoring the West and nothing to go hy ex- cept what literature gave them, good speeches were given by Harold Mc- Phee, Houghton Mutch, Sidney Mc- Leod. Clarence McPhee, and several others. There was also a goodly num- ber oi listeners. Then the decision was asked for of the chairman, Luke l`raught. It was certainly an able ono, being in favour ol the good auld east. Then a vote of thanks was ten- dered for the good order kept. The subject for next night is which is the most profitable Dairying or Mixed Farming.

::'l‘hose who prefer a powder form

of dcntiiriye claim that Rexall Tooth Powder is thc best at any price. It puriiics and sweetens the breath, cleanscs the teeth thoroughly, hard- ens the gums, destroys all oral bacteria und keeps the mouth sound,

El gi

Ther eters

It’s a satisfaction to have

one of our reliable ther- moineters during this snappy weather. In fact a thernlometer at all seas- ons is a very useful in- strument in any home. We have the self register- ing kind, which autoniut~ ically record citlicr the extreme heat or cold, as well as the usual style.

All our instruments

are tested and :my error corrected.

G. F. Hutcheson

Optician

and 60. okgs. 50C. lb. in bulk- E- A-i Foster, Central Drugstore.

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Spetial Two Reel

~ 2,, . Featnre~ _

g - "In Old Tennessee' _ '__ t _ coo A rsfiiiing sary of uf; in no

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- "“°°"’°""“’ - semi sms. as until sun '

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|07 Fulton Market - -"f"“‘"“' "'°"’° , ,N f

C, Ygyk F ive Cents to All-Toltigltb `

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ui.. ° ue monomer rxpras . ';;-::,.;~: i

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to this city.

Laces

Valenciennes

Edgings, Insertious and Beadings

Torchon '

Edgings, insertions and Beadin gs

Heavy Linen Torchon

\/Vide Edgings and Insertions

French Guipure

Edgings and Tn_s;tions

Allover L_g_c£§

Shadow, Guipure Nets, Edcilwciss

Embroideries

Baby Sets

Matched Sets

45 inch-Skirtings 28 inch-Flouncings 26 inch-Allovers 3 inch-Galoons 3 inch -insertions

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Announcement

Messrs. Stanley Bros.beg to call the attention of their customers

. and friends to the arrival of the . undermentioned Wanted lines.

A number of ladies capable of

pronouncing upon the patterns and values have stated that in their opinions, they are the fin- est that have ever been imported

Yokes, insertions, Beadings, Allovers, three widths of cdgings and two of skirtings

Corset Cover Embroideries. etc.

sweet and clean Large can with pat- QA

Si o ri l ev Epo

Go. Uoiuer Great George and Kent Kent Ste. , MEM TL,” f\|\v/;.\/1; hu qv ':~f!r\-~.f.'\ ,V ____ _ _ ____ _ _, ~

DAGS

s Blocks

s8ih_Sn t Subwa lltaiios' 3 lbs dong.,

3 blocks can from Hudson tnbsaan 6th Ava. and :Bill SIMM. “vi Uilldll to Grand ventral Station at sand lfllsi or Penn. R.R. Station at 1th Ave.

Convenient to theatres and shops.

especially suited for ladies visitin¢:New York alone. -

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K. J. MARTIN. B. A.

Barrii:’e!:aNsaaH)Enblio. san Morris Bloiak-Uhalilottotown

MACKINNON Q MCNEILL

Barrister, Solicitors, Noiariespotc.

MONEY T0 LOAN .

Offlceax-Cameron Bloch, Charlottetown

A MACKINNON K, C., |.B

IIOTEI. BRUNSWICK Moncton, N. D. :he largest and Best Located Hotel ln :ho Olty accommodatln¢ Il) kualts. Situated in the centre oi npaniouggronmis s:.:r:~.:

s ec a a s

rtilx‘».» :Emrneli season 3E0.\do8WEHNE§

it;i'*bdrf'lifn 'Rl Shaw

Barrisiers, Attorneys, Ncbary Public, Etc

ddlces in Cameron Flock, Charlottetown P. B. island.

DR. CLIF T

Specislisf-Chronic-- Diaeaans

ADDRESS-Chanofretown, Victoria

Hotel.

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*lit JOHN LEDWELL. BLD

Richmond Street_oppoaite S!.Pau Church Hours not ro o'clock to 3p.ru.

~\. A. McLean, K. C., Donald McKinnon

.Mclean Q McKinnon

Barristers, Attorney-ai-Law' Brown Block, Charlottetown.

U. O. illsLEOD. K. O. W. Ill. BENTLEY

McLeod Gil Bentley

Barristers and Atto Offices-Bank of N B. Charlcttatown. P.

ALEXANDER ROSS, M. D

Physician and Surgeon Oilice and residence that r

Dr. Mclaughlin 3

Phono 3151. |65 Prince St Nlémospd 7-23

at-law bers nd.

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INTERNATIONAL LINE WINTER FARE8 St. John to Boston ....54-50 St. John to Portland.. ......4 00 Slate Rooma......-...... ........$l.00

Leave Bt. John at 0,00 a. nl. Thursday for Easlport Lubec.Por\.land and Boston.

tteturninglnave Oentrai Wharf Boston Monde? at 9a.m. and rortiand en. m. for Lu eg Eastport and Ht Jolgs

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Allan Lina Btsamship Oo. at Halifax.

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