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T|/is weritheri makes on

OBITUARY

tin on Jan 24th of Mrs. Kenneth Marti” H-Zed 71 years. The deceased was indeed a Mother in Isreal, a falfthful wife and loving mother. -Sb. leaves to mourn their loss 3 hn9b;,,n¢1'_ and seven children, four gang ang three daughters. Five of her clilldrer were. present at her funeral, Charles who is an active elder in the Presby» “nan °h“l`°h. Samuel who is' on tht E9-F1 GPBY and Angus who is a con- tnctor in Quimly. M8.SB~, and whc afflvcd as the funeral service was $01112 OH. also two daughters Mar-

e gorie from Boston, Mass, who was

too late to see her mother and Mrs.

'thi if; Of tilt! C0211 Supply Martin from Valleyfield. The respect

'in which she had been held in thi

]{.,},_; you Z1 g00d Supply in 00mm11nity was manifested by th.

vqfir cellar? It not please re intniber that we have ou sheds filled with the right kind, rerirly to deliver at any time in any quantity.

Order today

ll. Piekard & Co. Phone 240,

Pe-.kc's No l Wh uf Ch`Town

,___,__.___ __ ____ #__ _ . "25 pci' cent discount oil all over-i

_ large number who followed the re

mains to their last resting _place 0;

Why llesitale.

An Olier That Involves no Money Risk if You Accept It.

We are H0 Positive our remedy will °°mPIe¢€lY relieve constipation, no matter how chronic it may be, that we oller to furnish it free of all cost if it fails.

Cpnstipation is commonly causef

by Weakness of the nerves and muscles of the large intestine. To ex- Wct 3 “W0 YOu must therefore tom UD and Strengthen those organs and restore them to healthier activity.

We Want you to try Rexall Order-_

lies on our guarantee. They are eat-

nlls and Jumpers-that's a remnant-en like candy’ and are Darticularh

liiiijquiii that is worth seeing-today. Mtiorc SL MCLcOd. 1-30tl1i.

good for children., They seem to act '11l'@°t1Y 011 the nerves and muscles o' the bowels. They apparently hiwe e

"I-‘rum 5 to 14 below zero should neutral action th ,I

he .u good reason why warm blankets They do not pglllge eorofigae:-Eeorlggptpr nud comforts at a. big discount'1n¢0nvemence_ we Wm refund Yom

should be welcome. 25 per cent dis count on all Comforts and Blankets. iliooro & McLeod. 1-30d1i.

m0T1@Y if they do not overcomr chronic or habitual constipation and $11118 Bid to relieve the myriads of as sociate or dependent chronic ail-

“Ii you are a good friend to your ments, T R H O d 1- mm pocket book you will be among risk, 'riirereysiz2;,n 1o¢.r, arid sid:

thc curly comers at the great Annual|g01d only at our stm,.e__Th° Rexan ltcniuuut snle to-day. Moore & Mc- 3t0re_ The McKinnon Drug CC_

Lcorl. 1-30d1i.

M- “Another big sale “on tap”-Thr

"llunrlreds of women watch for our

Great Remnant Sale commences tbii

1\~\'NU-‘\l' REMNANT SALE. BB the 'morning at 9 o’clock. Hundreds ar' rrentfst bargain event of the year- waiting for it and they win be de

Reiscly this MORNING. MOORE &

lighted with the offerings shown

MCLEOD- 1~30d1l- ' Moore & lumens. i-:seen

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. exall Cherry V _Iuice

_ 1 Cure Coughs _ 1'. Money buck if not pleased

r 25:: a bottle

Sole Agents

. The MacKinnon Drug Co. _

. Cor. Gt. Geo. and Kent Street

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Priees onx

Tl” deli-ll i-001! Place at Glen Mar-'

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Epameiwarel

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\Ve are just commencing stock-taking and find that weheve

.. fll'tofarlicle~‘in ennmelware that might as well be in -your

' home :is on our shelves. At any rate we don't want them to s'ay

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Q, ovcr this month and have cut our usuilly low price.; down to if ii __

~uch si low figure that these articles are bound to go, if tlere is

,_ any person in town that appreciates a bargain. y

_ Our regular prices are lower than most catalogue houses can

niloid to show but we have cut that price down in many cases

1. over 25 p-_ c. Now is the time for boarding house keepers, hotels

,_

1. .ind resmurnnts. etc-, to stock up on much needed enainelware. , .

-_- Preserve ketlles, only 36 in lot, regularly 2<c

now . . l8c

.V ' Sauce pans, only 25 in lot, regularly _:oc

now ........22c

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Larger size sauce pan, regularly zoo for. .. |64:

__ \Va.sh basins, I5 in -rf. vcgulavly 15;; for. llc H in ic l.tes 6in lol, regularl izc for... .7c

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.CliAllL0'lTl5'l`0WN MD 0UElN’S CUUNTY

It pays to buy in this Province.

Once again the old rivals will meet in battle when the Vics and Abbles play in the Arena on Friday evening.

Thursday, February 8th, is the

data of the annual W. A. Tea in St. r’aui’s Schoolroom

~ Y gel' e o ll a :lvic meeting shortly. This decision

by life Worship will be commended ny a .

Alexander Ferguson, Mrs. Ferguson

and child are guests of Captain T.G. i`l1d Mrs. Taylor of this city. Mrs. .ierguson has been 8, resident of Vic- WPIH. B. C. for the past twenty-four years.

At the police court in this city Y¢_9t€\“di1Y two drunks appeared before _-lie Honor. Frank Power was sen- tenced to four dollars or ten days and W. Munn was fined $5 and zosts.

A telegram has been received ln the CIW announcing the death Sun- day at Kingston, Ont., .of Mi-5, naird, widow of the late Rev. Rob- :rt Laird, who passed away _about i month ago. The deceased was a sister of J. M. and R. J. Campbell of eharlottetown.

Rev. T. F. Fullerton, Prof. Earle, lr. Robins, E. Saunders, J. Webb itanley, D. Edgar Shaw, Miss Amy Carle, Miss Harrison, Miss Maude Mc- .ean, Miss Helen Smith, Miss Dock- ndorf and Miss B. Bovyer.-/Phase ire some of the, names on the pro- Cfaln of the Baptist concert in the icliool room tonight.

The Intermediate Trophy of the P. 3. Island Hockey League has some- liing of a leaning Crystalwards. Phat team has now won two games n the league--all they played-and is they have what is likely the fast- ist junior aggregation seen here for 'ome years they are anticipating a rip through the league without a de- eat. Judging by their performances .o date this is not unlikely.

What is probably a new record in itick breaking in a hockey match was 'lads in Summersid-e during the two games between the Crystals and the .hz-irlottetown Victorias on Friday est. The 'Vics had thirty-two broken ind this added to those of the Crys tals will probably bring the number ip to half ri hundred. The quality of he sticks was not so much to blame s impctuosity of the players themsel- Jes. _

'The new speedway on the ice od '3righton has become distinctly po- uilar even though it is as yet but in ts infancy. The last three days have seen a good deal of spirited driving ind lovers of horscflesh have had avery opportunity to. try out the hopeful ones and -enjoy the exhilirat- ion of- a brush with a neighbor with- iut the attendant worry of street traffic. In this connection it might be observed that while contributions re requested from those who intend _o use the track it would be quite in irder for all citizens to promote the wort and assist the horsemen in _.heir attempt t0 Provide 9, suitable ilace for driving. With the new drive- -.vay the streets are almost -entirely left to the necessary driving and Indice can venture out without fear of encountering a bunch of speed merchants. '

Crapaud presented 9, lively scene on

Wednesday evening when throngs of people wended their way to the re- opening of Lady Fane Hall. Long before the opening time the hall was filled by a large and appreciative audience. The following program was given, each number of which was ex- cellently rendered- Opening chorus; Quartctte, Mrs. Metcalfe, Miss Fell, Messrs. Fell; Reading, Winnie Wad- man: Girl’s Chorus, “If the Waters Could Speak as They Flow; Solo, Walter M. Lea; Comedy Drama, five males and one female; Solo, Dr. N. R. Bovyer; Comedy Drama, 3 males; Solo, Mr. Fell; Quartette, Mrs. Met- calfe. Miss Fell, Messrs; Felll; Solo, Mrs. J. T. Windsor; Reading, Mrs. Metcalfe; Boys' Chorus. After the program a number of baskets and pies were capably auctioned off by H. B. Arbing. The proceodeamount- ed to $85. Crapaud. is always noted for its enjoyable affairs of this kind.

An eighteen year old boy named William Downey of Halifax pleaded guilty of forging the name Humphrey Viellish, K. C., barrister of that place and well known in Charlottetown, to 9, cheque for $640.50. Downey had

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the tellei-'s suspicion was aroused.

J The signature looked all right, but

ment the youth presen ng e c ev e

Miss Rubv Gay, City, is spending a i 0

week's vacation in Pownal. '_ '

G. Lehacheur, Murray River, is Q

visiting friends ln Hazelbi-ook and - ms”///Jefymyf

Pownal.

Mrs. E. C. MacKay, Springfield,

Lot. 67, is visiting her parents R. and Mrs Nicholson, 25 Elm Avenue,

There was another very large atte -

dance at the Arena Rink last evening ja regular band night. The ice was in fine condition.

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The Fourth Regt. Band will play

a fine selection of skating musk at the -masquerade skate in the Arena this evening.

The Dallbearers at the funeral of

the late Mrs. Thomas Wakeling,City, Sunday were 2 Alex Horne, Thos Pickurd, Thomas Dover, Gabriel Mc- Donald, Robert Kelly and George Burnett.

Joseph Fall, the young man who

was so badly injured at Crapaud last week by the falling of a tree was brought to the city yesterday and taken t.o`the P. E. Island Hospital. His case is fi, very critical one.

The report of the Campbellton Fire

Relief Committee has just been is- issued, and makes ii book of 76 pag- es. The total receipts in aid of the llre fund amounted to $185,237,33. Of this amount Charlottetown citizens contributed through Mayor Rogers $1,021.06.

On account of no crossing between

the mainland yesterday the Perry Players did not- arrive in this city yesterday but they will he here for tonight/s show and will put on “The Princess of Patches" as will be seen in their ad on page 3. p

A meeting of the people of Rustico and vicinity will be held at the Rus- tlco bank Hall on the evening of Jan 31st. for the purpose of pressing upon the authorities the importance of railway accommodation for thc fishermen and farmers residing on the north side. In the absence of the Fed- ex-a.l_representative the local members representing that section of the prov- ince are respectfully invited to att- end. (Patriot Please copy)

The Nova Scotia Farmers Associa-

tion holds its annual meeting at Yarmouth. It is made up of all def legates from all institutes of Nova Scotia and delegates from other agri- cultural associations. W. T. Ritch is on the program for an address. After this meeting Mr. Ritch comes to Prince Edward Island and speakes at Tracadie Cross, Grand River, Lot 14, and Georgetown the lst., Znd., and 3rd., of February and then leaves for Ottawa to attend the Live Stock Convention which meets in that City in the early part of February. Since completing his report, Mr. Ritch has been kept pretty steadily on the go und Prince' Edward Island is for- tunate i_n having him address three meetings at this time. ‘

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STATE OF Oruo. CITY ow ronuno, } H

LUoAs f‘oui~i'rY _

FrnnkJ Chene makes oath that hc is

senior partner ofythejlrm 0f_F. J. Cheney 8€On, doing lausinesp in th_edC.it1vd<>tf,;I;r;l;i;li0(i ii'i°§.".2iii`ii§v ii'iffsii..'ir$'i"iiN`i1i uunnnsp ".‘Ti.“',t“?.'°.Y.i°.‘?.""i.2-"lf3.‘3§2i"ilJ’i‘»l?~35.5% iilive crieniir-. \ nm. wimsic _L ou_|~:i~:s._i'

Sworn to br-fore ins and subscribed in my presence, this (ith day of December. A D. N80 ` _

‘SEN A' Y¥.'.&*.h."‘:.‘*i§{.’.?’.'..._ Hnl|'s Oninrrh flureis nike-n internally:

.ind ncfs dirt-ctlv on the blot-tl and m\i-“~ nus_surf;\f'|cnf~~p|“ the system. Bend fm °°‘~‘°““°“{.~f_‘; i~_u`"Nr.\' .\=f,c0.'rniefie.o Sold bv a‘| lJi'u|:gists,_'2iv. _ '1‘nk»il{i'.l‘e lfn¢1.il_v Pill. for constipiv tion.

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Stop I That _ i 7 Coughing

Now that nearly 2-vcf\'b0\"|}’

is congliing-it is wi-ll to know

' \he plain truth about coughs

and colds.

Since coughs are caused hi

irritation ofthe sensnlive lining

` ofthe bronchial iiihes--tlie onli _ wav to cure it is Io stop the! lu- -

inalio this can be done by

The Quality Dru gstorc

the amount seemed large. The teller ggi

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being told to call a little ls.ter,whlch

f C E A RA N C E SA dl ue dia not an. Mr. Meiiisii wne aura .

I ' ` __ prlsed when communicated with an _ i

_ . told the bank otllcials theocbeque was

l a forgery James Smith aged 17

nt n. discount of 20 fo 30 p.

i Rubbers of all kinds.

Boots Fall and winter Ove-rslwes of all kinds. -

§:_e:ier|, l§oyle;', Men’s and Women’s. .1 'A

if s men s eavy. ___~ _,

Cape Fall and winter. "lf Blenitsfs wool and ilannelette. =-ik ~ 1 &\_`_ _ --___ / '

English prints regular lic now 8 |-2s.

Crumm's beat English pripts l5c now llc. \ I ,,,l3p§;1;»e,?%1,_~1g§(I;g_; féivoiggfgggétigi

Bill Ill' IDD; C Y 081W § ll

9 slpd _ U " x63 Kentstreet

S TA E ' who presented the cheque was arrest-

ed and pleaded not guilty.

F rom Feb. 1st to March 1st. _.___f’z§':§:='f~‘r'={_fjf‘ii

Genuine clearance sale of all Fell and Winter goods

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our sam r s , skes etc duly. hrs

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I ,_ 2 d. ,V_Ve'r ' yf 0| Stewart: Bakery

Cooks

We have just stocked a

_ supply of the world famous . Ernialine paper bags for

cooking. These bags are used by all the leading chefs in Canada, United States

and Europe.

They ma e the toughest ment

tender, do away with all odors and retain all the delicious fl tv- ors-no pots nr pans to wash, no qvens to attend.

These paper bags have re_vol-

uilnnized the scisncs of cooking.

' Call in today and hear more

about them. A full line now on display.”

The '

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The Busiest Store on Charloiiefown’s Busiesf Street

..:z::.‘:sd°f:ts.z:':.:.~t.‘.;“: ` - _ __ Annual Sale Of RemnanfSl

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commences this morninq

‘ - at nine o’clock sharp

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, ROUNDING OUT THE BIGGEST IANUARY

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This sale, with its drastic price cutting

lies always been the biggest bargain event of the year_and is biggerthnii ever today. Remnants of Dress goods. Silks. Laces, Ribbons, Eir- lirodcries, Triiniiiings, Print Cottons, White Cottons, Ginghnms Flannclettes, Cretonucs. Slieetiugs, Table Linens.

. Bdys’ 50c |

Sweaters 38c

Rirmnirnt lot,

gicys, |>luc.~,elc, :ill bcy’s sizes

i'f-gulzir _goo `

0 ‘ Rt-iiiuzlnt stile

Remnant Sale of Grey Flannelette Blankets

I nkets extra

Big. soft warm Grey B a . sizes. regular 1.50 pfto goat r "I 5 pr

. This remnant lot ‘will be on sale in the House Furnishings

department. and these bitterly cold days should make such a baigalrl .

welcome. There is quite a big pile of these left, to many, so ‘we have put e. remnant price cf thelot. these bla.nke,t_§ measure 683.54 i_ncl1cS.

'l`hey'are soit and warm.Tlir~y are all gr-cy. .lhc regular price is :.50

per pair, for _ _

A complete clearing up of all 1.51165 _

of Shirt waists now in stock causes this

Remnant Sale of Shirt waists to-day.

Clearing up all lines of shirt waisls results in the offer of every incomplete ass

ortment at :1 remnant price to clay. Iust n0t1C¢ the

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prices, and see if you can afford to

Wziisls worth to 1.50 on sale now at iust 75c

This assortment includes white

and colored waists in many styles sometimes we have not all styles in 'every size, but you are reasonably certain to get your size in st-me

Zii§.?.§ ‘_T`I‘_’_?_f__Tf‘ffT?'_‘if‘ 7 5 c Waisis worth to 175 on sale at mst 100

This is the better of the two :iss-

ortnients of course.These are white only, fancy and plain tailored. Many styles are _shown but not all sizes in each style. A really notable

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chance g ,_ p y1.00

waists at a bargain.

When you come to the great remnant sale run upstairs and see

price cut down 25 pei' CCM

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V' "‘ "‘ ` ~ f l tl it ith ever '- dining oUR Cnngi. syrup. n the finest showing of iilzinkets and com or s in ie c y W Y

' only costs 25-* ai bottle and we'll _

'i . ' ‘een in the ofllce employ of Mr. Mel- P\'°"‘l9e ll “"ll Ml? YOU-

." . llsh’s llrm over a year ago and lat- ~ ~ hs, __ _ ___ _..-_ -.._ -1

,i ` lb ` terly had been in trouble at home Try Us for k wg ,mpg | _ -.__ -_.- . _

L; ` because of his waywardness. The _ _ ' 5; Nw .-.~» . .» .. » f ..~ =. “M-<» ~» ~~~--..-~~» ~~-~ .

_fl cheque was drawn on the Canadian Jghnson ln J0l\n80n

_. . '_ ` |_ | M | 1' E D , Bank of Commerce. When presented - -

For the year en mg

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C ada received spplicstifins for _.,3?»400»00 0

an No better evidence of the popularity of that good

__ ' ' W '”:""‘*' """" "°"` “W” 'ri-in Jicsulr oA'ri-i

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oven TH1RTY.TWo MILLION DOLLARS

d' 26 Dec igii the Sun Life Of

TORONTO, Jan. 23-AB n result of

the attacks made by Rev. C. O.John- stun, of Queen Methodist Church, on the Jesuit Order, E. V. 0'Sullivan, barrister, has issued a statement giv- ing the oath subscribed to by the members of the order. He has dons this after being consulted by members of the order, and says that the state- ments of Rev. ’Wr.l-mustori are a slander on the society. The correct

old companycould be given.

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R. BROW

Manager For P. E. 1.

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e ":'§r<_~. undersea For rcmrir-fn.

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Bnocicvrnnn. Jan. 25-J0l1“ Weir, Grand Trunk brnkeman residlnil here, in attempting to board a _trois in nie yer-tin last night. slipped en fell under the wheels. One leg WHS fractured, and the other_ so _ badly mutilated that amvumlon W" 110°' essary. It is thought he will recover. ____..__-_--

-'Ae the great Remnant sale there

will be remnants and odd lots from almost every department in the store -every remnant will he, as usual, priced away below ordinary figures.

.___ Moore sr Memos. 1-30d1i-

TORONTO, Jan. 25-It was an-

nounced liist night that the strike of the ladies' garment workers, employ- ed at Pullnn &Sons factory, had been ¢n~_f,tlc<l_ nnzl that :ill thc strik- ers' tieniunls limi been accclcf' tu. 'Pho :it.ril<<- \'.'n:-1 rnilcd on .lnnu:\'.". T.

lt. '.f.'ai‘. :iiiizouiicui :ilr-10 that the in-

ternational Convention of garment workers would probably be held in Toronto iiext June. .

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"ltemnants of white cottone-

oath is as follows :

'I make profession and prom.ise to

Almighty God, in the presence of His Virgin Mother and the whole Heaven- ly Court, and before these here pre- sent, und to you, Reverend Father, Superior-General of the Society of Jesus, in the place of God, and to your successors, perpetual poverty chnslty and obedience, arid subieet to that obedience a special care for the education of youth, according to the rule of life set forth ln the letters apostolic to the Society ol Jesus,and as sct forth in the soclety‘s constitu- tion. ~ . 'I furthermore promise special oh- cdiencc to the Supremo Pontif! in the mutter of missions set forth in the letters apostolic and the constitution of the society]

"25 per cent od all Winter Gloves-

Flannelettes- Laces- Trimmlngs at both mens and womens. See them It

ie Annual Remnant Sale today

the remnant ssle today. Moore li `

tl » ~ Moore & Mcheod. 1-30<l1i-

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_ McLeod: . 1-80d`lf.

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