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Qiilor and believing that the eastern part of the ward is entitled to n representative at the Council Board I have consented to do so, and at last night’s meeting was nominated to contest the \R’ard at the coming Civic Election. As the time is too short to admit of a general canvass ofthe ward, I take this nienns of si-'iciting your support and if you do me the honor of electing me to be one of your representatives for the next two years I shall do my ntmost to furtlier the best interest of_ tlic city generally' and of Ward Five in particular. I arn,

Yours respectfriliy,

CHAS. Ii. CHANDLER.

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All Felt Boots, 1

1”-lcccc Lined Boots, Felt, Cloth and Fleece Liiicd Slip- pcrs, ai

o. c. dis-

Ciilllll.

Morris o siviiiii. ,

isliuuiil apply ut this oillcc nt oiicc. 10iltf

fb- I-=l°g°f= ->f Wm oiiiinii- iiipéniirs royal iirniiiiiiock-`is.iiu. Maroon, Mgr .

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Tire recent cold snap has again made

the harbor-a glare oi ice. Skating and ce boating ure now the oi'der oi the dey.

About 200 cars oi’ mussel-mud have been

shipped (min Surumerside up to the present Lime, between live and ten ears being shipped daily. .

Flshermen's Supplics.*-R0P0- L°l'5l“`

Twine, Lnths, Trnp llends, Herring Nets, Salt etc., Best ](iooiis, selling nt lowest prices at iinliui\u's. 2-2<lii.uw4w

Tire vote In liilnlurlgnsli, tne only poll

not heard from was il ugiiinst the Scott Act and 23 lor li. making it total majority of li:?5 against the Act. ._

licgiiliir meeting ol (iicrtlielicr Lodge

No. liill L.0.i.| this c\'ening.B|{ei.hren will notice thi- cliangc in night or meeting. lst rind Iiril Moriiiny in each mouth.

Fursaic ir good paying business. A

gent-rni store in n prosperous and thickly sertleiiconnnuuity must be sold before spring. Adilress P. O. Box Sli, Summer side. 2‘Zduiwf twru2w

The fin-iners oi Lots 5) and 10 will hold

ir nn-eiingrnt,Coleini\n ilnllon \\'cdne-~ iiiiy ni Fi u`e-lot-k p. ru. for the purpose of organizing nl-`i\riner‘s' Instituto. lion. S. E. lit-lil, Prof. J. Ilendey, Ttcv. A. E. Ilurlce, John llichnnis Fsq. and others ure L~.\'pccii-il to attend inc meeting.

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ANNOUNCEMENTS

-Any girl tlcsgto learn typcsctting

-Kings may he blcst but Turn was glor-

ious,

(Yer a' the ills o' life victorious Come :ind see “'l`i\iu O' Slinnte\"` in Si.

0 :Ast (axes

, Mosivtiiitti mint. I i`”" f. Evnivwiig

‘E.W. ILLE TE?,,.-rn

'roRoN1'o.oN'r. `

-~USE-

NlXEY’S STOVE ENAMEL i’ilLlSlllNG PASTE

Bcst un earth tor stoves and range

Price 5 cents per box.

WE SELL IT".

Call iii si/ ic ior lnrgc free sninple

PHONE 264.

.lllllN CONNOLLY & C0.,

QiieenStrcet, Cli'towi1,

.luincs linll Tuesrlny night.

S3 Ilnivcs' nrc $2.25 and in rcigulnr

tiincs tlict'c'siicvcrnceut oil`. Cups, too ut great reiiuciious.-Weeks 8: Co.

lilflti.

Iron Ox Tablets are tor sale at the

Apctirccirrics iinil. 7iiti

Mcii's liiits-Hats nrc selling very

clicnplyiiltliougli uiiilitinnged. Fine huts too. For instance $5 Stetson huts are .7-7.-\Vecks & C0. 19dtf.

. nv- i -all \ nr

|inn_ \

ci-;/f" in ‘ _.

Have you ri gvod reliable

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wateli? lf not wliy _not call

now and see thc value we are

giving in Waltham and

Elgin Watches.

W. N. lanton. ]cwellcr.

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ron-maraiii tim P. ic. inmiti iininmi rim in -mimi-B trmnprntii-~ on i-'limi iiniiriing i\....-.-in-Q riitiu sriioni iimwer. chem inc

lin si rr iyi

ii»rici=.\Vnicrl\i .. inch. it nnp o

u. i>. ir|»:i.i.. rlmonnt street

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' Everyone is reserving Monday Feby. , The arrangement by which the Cape ___

puglzilrné Niinréigigtsbé Qvlisge l2t-h, for the fancy dress carnival in the .Traverse train runs diroctto Summer-aide 'V-'lo become ai candidate* for Conn? Rink' and rm"-M at 3 D' m' is proving* gn"

source of wnvenienoe to tha. travelling public. People iii that part of the county east ot Summensida can now como into town and have six hours to transact their business instead of about one hour ‘ls formerly.

1 The tlitaanth anniversary of North,St-ar Division, No. 188 of tha Sony of Temper- ance, was hold at Park-Corner on Friday evening. The chairman, Wm Ramsay, opened the meeting with rt short address having reforanco to the history ol North Star and also spoke of the general ro joining of all the friends of temperance over the grand Prohibition victory in Prince County. Addresses suitable tothe occasion were also glvcn by J. J. Chappell, Samuel Bernard, Jaiuas Brodie, John Profit and Herbert Donald. Itecitations were given by Mrs. Pmiit and Mrs. Caita- ly, and singing by the organist, Miss Stella Campbell, the popular school teacher of the district. Notwithstanding the had state ol the roads the anniversary was a lug success and was brought toa close at 10 o`ciock by singing the closing ode of the order,

"A goodly thing it is to meat In fricndshiifs circle bright."

About tive hundred people gathered to

witness the race on Margate ice on Friday last, which was in every way a success. The dny was line, the ics favorable and the horses in the pink of eondition. The oiilciuls oi the day were : Richard Pill- miin, starter \Vm Toorubs, Thos Fitz- sinnnons, W. F. Morrison, judges ; every person looked forward to see the best rnco ever trotted on Margate ice when the live following horses laced the starter and no person went home disappointed. The fol- lowing is the s\rnimary;-

I-'lying Eagle, owned and driven by John A. Johnstone, l 1 1 .Dnisy Chiei, owned and driven by I i Fmnk Giydon Marks, 2 2 2- Pein-1 owned and driven by George l Henderson. 3 4 3 , Lnily Airriont, owned und driven by i Andrew Tuplin, 4 3 4 lJo\vness’s Fancy, owned by W. B. I l Bowness Durant, 5 5 5 Lndy Dennis, draw

"Sli Wllli" Milli llillH BY |]llllWN|iiE,

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r»;_;== D :--iii suiiiiiisioi tuiio|ii=}i|insi joints ii

On Saturday Afternoon Wit- nessod bv A Large Num- der of Spectators _A

Caps Traverse had another good horse

‘race Saturday. The weather was very cold- but notwithstanding a large number nt people witnessed hat trotting.

In the tree tor all the Inllowing horses

-gave an exhibition of speed: Kickapoo, Jewal and Juno Morning.

The green race had six starters, Triiby,

owned by Russell Howatt, easily winning.

Summary as follows:

Triiby, owned and driven by R.

Howntt, 1

Mysterious Lad, owned and driven

by L. Clarke, ` 5

Robert B, owner] and driven by R.

Bell, 3

Lady McWilliams, owned and

driven by J. McWilliams, 4

Ocean Spray, owned and driven by

D. McFadyen, . _ ' , 6 li-mi.

YOU‘RE ONLY HALF SICK.

Butneverthelesa you feel pretty“secd,y.“

Best prescription is Dr. Hnmilton‘a Pl ls; they tone up the entire system, strength-

en the swmn}:h,lele|yéi;t2;Ey'our spirits danri mire you ea n one a. It`s by cleaning the body of waste; hy purlty_ing and enriching the blood that I)r. l<Inmi§t.on's Pills accomplish so much. Very ml ri, exceedingly prompt, and ““.i“.s“°“.i‘“.ii.°'i'°'i:‘.o 'i“;.““.f“i:° ses r. our ns oo- annie and Butternut- in eliow boxes. 250. each, or iiva for 81.00 ret the genuine.

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Monnrsnv-at ruiii view, Jim. aint,

1i106,\‘l'm. Mon-lsey, aged 42 yenrs, leaving to mourn a wiie, two sons and two daughters.

SMITH-At the city Hospi'-il Saturday,

Feb. Clrtl. Mrs. P. A. Smith, city, iigeil 47.

[Funeral this morning at 10 p. rn. to St.

Dunstan's Cathedral thence to R. C. Uemetery.]

HANLON»-Ai: Boston Highlands, Jan Ll7tli, lil0il, Mrs. John Hanlon, nee Miss' Jennie Campbell, second daughter of iiinltolnr J. OAnipbell,Si. Gcorgn's Road, Cardigan, aged 38 years.

STOCK OUOTATIONS.

Close. Noon. Close.

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Viirroitirx, B. C., Feb. 2.-The Hah-

ing schooner Ella G.,n small “Pinklo" schooner oi about I5 tons, is reported iiom Ilnmileiii to have been lost with nil hands, six in number, having turned turtle in the southwest gale of Tuesday, when the whirl blew from 50 to 60 miles an hour. There were six uien on board, one of vvlioin was the notorious seiiier, Alexander McLean, whose cecnpniles with the sealing schooner “Curmerrclta", ciiused the United States gorernuinut to order ir revenue cutter to arrest the vessel.

Gitptnin Alex. M1.-Lean, who was inter- csicd with hlrn, und Mr. \Vineh oi’ this vity, in the schooner, wasa sealer wiro

sealing mills, and is recent illicit sealing cruise to Bchrlngtiea, in the\ schooner Ciirnrciicltn. Jack London. the novelist, I stated McLean was the foundation for the character oi Larsen, the ‘Seawolf‘ ot his novel of that name, and he has since been known on the Pacific Coast as “The Scawoii." With it brother, Dan McLean, who died some years ago, he engaged in sealing on the 1'nciiie Coast for runny ycirrs, und on ono occasion was seized by thc Russian cruiser Aicut, when sealing oil' the Copper Island, with the American schooner James Hamilton Lewis, and he ihon most daringly tried to disable tho cruiser by throwing a cable about her- propelleri The attempt did not suc- sccd, mid hc und his ercw were imprison vii.

llc was responsible for n number of

sealing raids, the lust. being in August- of |904, when lin nttenipted to raid Copper lslnnil, and was driven oiTl>y the shore guards, two ot his men being sliot, one Waller York afterwards dying nt Port

Townsend. `

EVERY MOTHER WHO DOES not*

already know, ahoiild lmow the value ot that snie, pleasant and etfectuul remedy, Mciican's Vegetable Worm Syrup, the original and only genuine wornr syrup. Any child will take McLenn'a Vegetable

wc iailwtf Ul\orlntici0Wli

has become notorious us n result oil

Fab. 2. Feb. 3. Fab il.

Copper..... llill 1143 88 80| 174ii 173§ Pcnnsylvania..... 1431 142i Readin|;.......... l4l§ l37§ Sugar MT l-iilii Southern Paoidc.. ijilil . 07,1 St. Paul .... , 187 185 Union Pncillo 158 ` |55 U.S.St.eol.......1l2»B lll§

Dil. il. W. iiilASE'S Ohlliiiiii CURE ... 259-

|. mt alum is ri., .iimmi nam br its lmr-raves uiswu. nun rits trim., nm, 0,., ,,,, passages, stops droppings In tha

throat and Flerrnananily cures crime -na ryrmr. siawu

rm, .1|i.ia=im.o.- ur. A. w. com Medicina c°..1'.~»r°nt° ma maria

8 &l'€

oblige

" oiiey Wanted!

We would respectfully reql16§l1 9-- prompt settlement of accounts Just sent. out., , Your bill may be small, but' many hundreds of small amounts aggre-

’ gates. considerable sum oimoney

which we need in our business, so _ We expect “Every man to do his duty.” Don’i; put oil: Pay UP promptly and you will ,g‘r69-tb’

l`l.TRAiNOR&C0. ,

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Common Stock Bonus.

Particulars on application.

HALIEAX STOCK EXCHANGE

STANFI ELD'.S, LIMITED

A limited nniuber of Bonds and Preferred Sliarcs with a

J. C. A MACKINTOSH & Co.,

166 Hollis Street, Halifax, N. S.

__ __..__d

$10,000 - - ~

5.000 _ - -

With coiumou stock bonus.

STAN fi§,t,o:§,».omifed

6 per cent Bonds 7 per cent Preferred Stock

Prices on Application

F. B.McCurdy&C0.,

` Members Montreal Stock Exchange.

r85 Hollis St , Halifax.

|['EiinsiioiiNis,

Manager.

Se ling

Watches and Rings and silverware. Can we supply YOU to our mutual advantage? satisfaction to our cus-

line.

Old gold and silver taken,

in exchange.

Worni Syrup. All deiilnrs keep lt.

tonic-r is our aim in every,

iF YOU ONLY KNEW

When your well stocked store was going to burn down, yon could wait to insure until the week be- fore, but

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BOGERT &'

BATIELLE.

iilembers New York Stock Exchange...

ioo s'r. JAMES ST.. MONTREAL. Norman inniviona

~‘ ‘». ~ u . .\.' <1.-. "sr-,"f‘». ri.-. ,. _..~-.

Chas. F. Davison.

FUNERAL DIRECTOR I

AND EMBALMER. ’

Oiiicc, Show Rooms and ;.

Residence, opposite Baptist - Church. ' ltquipineiit first class.Ali crilis promptly attended to ,_ at any hour of the day or `, night. ,'

Telephone No. 289. . o-um twwii ,

Fo?-?»Ti_=E

when lt is Destroyed ' vim mum im. Remmimrn Rosehank Farm

. old adage. “There is no time iikl siwno on the with sine of niiitimm

the present." and no insnrnuc River opposite the city, one mile from like gm-5, I Charlottetown, containing 180 acres,1_;o

E H , B E E R noi-escleared and in ahi b state of culti-

Remuenth, rhneuix M Hanlon vation,Terina liberal or further parti

t . . r If I

E W Y R I niars apply McKI!NNA . I

~ ¢ 9 “ASW tglanadian Quebec. Qimrygttetown, Queen Sti°et O Q e I

South Side Queen Square. " ' Ana 4. iilli t\i.wnd.h-isnt lyr- `

G. D. WRIGHT,

Funeral Director. The only Emhainrer on P.'E. Island holding a Diploma. i‘ilss A, Fergu.son,Ludy|Asslstant

Equipment the best. ' _ _ Parlor and Show Rooms superior io

any iu the lower Provinces.

Calls promptly _atteniled to day or

night. Satisfaction g u a r a ir t e e d. Knowing that the public would apprec- iate the services of ii lady assistant, I have engaged Miss Ferguson, a lady of experience and competent in every par- ticular.

OFFICE PHONE 606.

RESIDENCE PHONE 60h.

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Not only in its combined

average circulation of 617| to

Dec. 30, 1905, and 7083 for the last week in the old year for

The Daily and Tri-Weekly, but also in

General News.

Special Features. Illustrations and

,Modern E quipment.

lliE lilikillilllflllwii GUAillllA is away ahead.

Reduciinoli Sale

Boots and Shoes

Vile have on hand alot oi'

broken lines of Mcn‘¢=, Womer1’s, Boy’s, Misses' :mil Cliildrcn's Boots and Sirius and Slippers which we will clear out at cost to malta rooin for spring stock.

Alsoa `ob lol: of \Vo1iici~.`.-'

Laced and Button Boots in si7es 3, 3% and 4 at lizilf

All for cash only.

GENUINE ROCKERY 1 ALE-

give

We have bought the entire stock ot the QANADIAN CTELOCKERY (ju, and ho.vo_ ,moved it to

the COLWILL STORE, ‘We now wish to convert these goods into cash, and have therefore' decided to

25 p. ¢. Disc uN'r ,

oo 1

off everything in these COMBINED OHOCKERY ,STOCKS. ' Nothing reserved. Dontmiss this sale, .

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