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How For Will

It is largely a questionwoi food

' knowledge and food

A Dollar Go?

sense. - An intelligent '-'

selection of food means less-__wa`s't`e, smaller grocery bills, better health, ‘better nourisliecl' bodies. For breakfast take' » j '

' . , - .."'f*~

Biscuits and 'heat them inthe oven to restore ,

crispness a_rid'tl1en pour hot milk over theiii, and you' have a warm, nourishing" meal that ~ will supply all the strength for a half-day"s -

____ 0voifkf'_af’a cost of four or five cents.

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Strvsd with stewed prunes, baked apples, canned p¢ia&_es,*or sliced bananas the meal is even more esfs'ohi>mé and satisfying.

'V “im Ali in

the Shreds"

Made 'of Choicest Selected Canadian Wheat

- A Canadian Food for Canadians

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Hula 51

The Canadian Shredded

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Wheat '

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_It pays to buy in this Province.

James Morris Mlllcove, was in ’tlie‘

city -yuterday. ' i

Miss Edna Perry. Bummerside. wel ill the city yesterday and returned in the afternoon. ' '

Anyone interested in foxes should

read J. R. Dennis' ad in classified column, ffnst.page. -

‘ ’ ' , _,___- Mrs. John Murnaghan, PesIe‘s Sta- tion. who was in the city ona brief- vlsit, left yesterday afternoon on re-' turn. -~

Any good trustworthy boy desiring

an hour or two of work before school should' apply -at Guardian -advertising counter at once for particulars.

Those intending _ to attend the Wrwf-lil!! match in the-People's 'f‘he~ litre tonight are requested to be on hernd at 9.30 sharp. as the game will start promptly ou time.

_ WW

The body of the late Mrs. Anns‘

McIntyre, Bear River, who died in Bt. Joseph's Convent early yesterday morning, was forward-sd to Bear Riv- Bre yesterday afternoon by Undertak- er Hsnnslssy. The deceased was 54 FSU! Dllld. » »

ner, formerly vice-principal of the 'Union Ccuumereial- College, and now of Bsskntdml, Bank., tolliliss Jessie Leltbead Clark,.. daughter of Daniel ` Wi-lllllll Cfi\!'K0;*D0\\'~»Pli1d6 on tim 17th lust. .et the- home of the bride's pa- rents, Omaha, Neb. Mr- and Mrsy Pruner will be at .home at Saskatoon after February 15th.

An enjoyable banquet was given ii St. James Sunday School last even ‘ ing to the members of the choir Sunday School teachers and the offi cers of the church accompanied by their wives. The tables looked ex ceedingly nice and contained all th- delicacies of- the season. After suppei a pleasant social evening was passed lmmusic, reading and song. _

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- _ -_ My-$1 'rin ioiiowing registered si the Vic rmaome.. -_ -fi H -5.--_-_.; _ ions Hotel, ony. between io ohiooi

49 w.|“.'¢,, SL _ _ ’ ___ _ last. night _and 10 o'c1ock_the previ_

- ”°l"_ "“'j* ' ' ___-,,.-f" Oxley, Berlin Ont- W. P.. White, To- ,' .~.. 1 '- '_ I -_ -.. ».. ,-. "` ~~ _ -. , "" ronto; E. T. Lindsay, New York;

’ “‘ ‘ """'" "' "°“'””""“‘ ""'”"'“°"` Fred L- Bowman. St. John; J. J. wIi.u Nor "HOLD crowds and more money for bell smith, Toronto; H. J. chord, Mont-

? ou" ANY LoNGE_ii.

BOSTON, Jan. 23-At 5 o'clock

last night Bank commissioner Arthur B. Chapin severed his connection with the State house. Some weeks ago Mr. Chapin tendered his resignation to the Governor, informing his ex- ceilency that he had - accepted the vice-presidency of the American trust company. ~I-Ie asked that he be relieved by January 15, agreeing to remain till that time unless his successor was appointed and qualified before that date. At the same time he stated that his contract with thetrust com- _pany began January 15. P Last week the governor made no appointment to the ,place and re- quested Mr. Chapin to hold on for a while, Mr. Chapin, however, recalled the statutory provision that no bank commissioner should he interested in any com_pa_ny undei°`the supervision of ihnt official. He was tliereiore, to his own mind, violating the law ev- ery day hs continued to "hold on" since January 15.

Mr. Chapin, therefore, gave notice

to the governor' that lic would have to get out of the office last. night at 5 o’clock. James O. Otis, of Mal- den, deputy commissioner, immediate- ly became acting commissioner and will look alter the affairs of the ol- fice Illlithe governor makes a nom- ination.

Mr. Otis was afmember of the old

three-headsd» lbsnking commission which Web -abolished in the time of Governor Guild. ,

State ‘ auditor John E. White is

still being very strongly urged for Mr. Chapin’s place.

ivqrwssuesso----~l-~

SECOND»-RIGHEST' STAKE

RACE AT MICHIGAN FAIR

T...-_ DETRIOT, Mich., Jan. 23-The Horseliin' and Spirit of the Times announced in-f.oday’s issue that its stake events this yssr will be raced at the Grand 'circuit meeting during the Michigan' stats lair. the week of September 16.--. ‘ Tllla is the richest event of the Y”-rr excepting the Kentucky futur- ll-Y. |151-lug Lgilaranteed value uf 515.000, to' which-fs added all ekcess moneys.' It -'consists of the three- year-old trot' <for~ $10,000 and a cup. the three-year-old pace for $2000, and the two-year-old trot for $3000.

All the leading breeding establish-

irents have nominations .and it. is ex- pected the fields this year will be the largest in the history of the stake. Pittsburgh, Columbus, and other cities w¢r'e~.aftsr the event, but were outhid by the Michigan state fair.”

sALAR`iics`oF fisooo w11.i.

_ an common in raw Yukos.

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CLEVELAND, Jan. 28- Salaries

1 01 $15,000 la baseball will be com- ! mon inside; of ten years," was the

somewhat startling statement made by ry Oahu. - "Blildlill will continue in ,popular- ity-” ccntfausd Ty. "livery Major league cllbf-will have a plnlitcostlng ‘Nm $500,009 tb 81,000,000, Many

minor ieafass -will be ferisigil, with- in the next five yeas. Oo petition will become kesnpand star -ball play- ers will be Pell-fabulous-sitris.

"Bell players wil be `i~ter Un

, players and club owners. The players ‘ are the drawing cards. They will - bs paid according to their value as ‘dividend earners. _

“Baseball will become faster in

many departments. I expect to see scores of players of the dashing, chance-taking type developed within the next few years. Ball clubs are scouring the country for players .ol that sort. _ '

"Baseball fans are taking’ a. great-

eninterest in inside baseball. 'Dbty will devote more study to the finer points. Ten yearsifrom now_fans will have what they want- above every- thing else in baseball-extreme speed.”

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EHUHEH SEHVIIIES

_' Mnrnomsr

First Methodist Cliiirch-Rev. Wm.

Harrison ut 11 ti. in. and Rev. J. I-Ieuuey at 7 p.m. Sunday School and Bible Class at- 'two-thirty. Pray- er services on Wednesday evening at seven-thirty. Students and strangers cordially invited to nli lervices.

Grace Church-Rev. J. Heaney at

11 a_ni. and Rev. Wm. Harrison at-7 p.>m. Sunday School and BlbleC1ass at 2.30. Pew five reserved for Col- lege students, Everybody welcome.

PRESBYTERIAN. '

St. James-Rev. T. F. Fullerton

at ll a. m. and at 7 nip. ni. Sunday School and Bible Class at 2.30. Strangers and college stud- ents are cordially invited to All the services.

Zion.-Morning prayer meeting af.

ten a. in., R. G. Strathie at 11 and at 7. Sunday School and Bible Class at two-thirty. College students and strangers cordially welcome.

CENTRAL (‘~FiRTFl'I‘IAN.

Central Christian-Rev. J. F. Floyd

at li a. m., and 7 p. ru. Sunday School and Bible Class at 2.30. Prayer meeting Wed- nesday at 8 p.-'-rn. All seats free. Everybody, including 0011838 Bill-

residence, 104 Prince St. *

\ BAPTIST

Baptist-Rev.Z. L. Fnsh at 11 a. m..

and at 7 p, m. Sunday School f at ,two-thirty p. m., with "I-»ovsiists" Class of adults in Church auditorium. A cordial welcome is extended to all the services of the “home-like church."

ANGLIOAN.

Bt. Paul's Church-Rector Rev. T.

W. Murphy. Morning prayer at 8.80 c.. m. - Sunday School and Bible classes-.for, men and women at 2.80 p. in. Evening prayer st 7 P. m- Holy Communion alter evening ser- vice. All seats free. '

sz. Pétei-'s oaénoarsi-its sunigsv

i h . l Communon B.

,";,'_t°§,,fi'p ’;)r“:__ym,_°iiliuns io.1s -Wjs. 'm. Evening s0l\8 It 7 D- 1”- .

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51°, 1')UNB'l_'AN'S,0ATH'llDRL __ First Mass at 7.10; \Uhil§f¢h'l ,

atil.B0,» Catechism imma ateiy r Mass. High Mas! at 10.80. - sl I and Bsnediction at 7 ill- m~ "

1°” condltioni erelsstioimoryf they" sAi.vs'r1oN ARMY.

will organise il Qu the magniihl

sims.; sei-viou se 11. l Ind

H

to secognfse if Players wl'il` 0 ,' Week ni hts service.,-llorr

also be fasts A rilore dashing style of play will prevail. This, together lltli the' improvements in parks, will attract monster, and the club own-

8.3 P-I1! 8 day,,'l‘uesday, Tlnirsdav. |115 35”"

day. _

‘Big discount sale In winter

dents, cordially invited. _ Miiiister's

real; J. P. Stewart, Moncton; Harvey Mitchell, Fredericton; Geo. Bartman, Montreal. ~

The following registered at the Queen Hotel, City, between 10 .o'- clock last night ,and 10 o'c1ock the previous night: John McLeod, Ver- non; Capt. Leslie Murray and Bride, Port Richards; Miss Isabel McLeod, Vernon; Simon Jordan, Beach Point; Miss Lottie Smnllwood, Mt- Herbert: M. A. cum-minghom, Kinkora; A. Loudon, Ottawa; Geo.E, B. Parkin, Montreal; Prof. Singleton, Pictou; W. G. Weir, Stanley Bri-dgé, H. C. Hall, Montreal.

At a special meeting of the Char-

lottetown School Board held last Welling Hammond Johnson, Inspec tor of schools for Queens County was appointed to the Principalship of West Kent School, succeeding Mr. Campbell. Miss Alma M. Yeo, City, was appointed on the West Kent Staff to succeed Miss Ruth Campbell, whose retirement taken of -feet on Feb. lst. Mr. Johnson will BSBUIDB his duties on Feb. lst. The Board took up the consideration of teaclicr’s salarirn and these, were re Hdlllllted and an increase was granted to all the teachers.

Major Bartlett once more delighted

a good audience in Grace Church last

this unique centre of world-wide in. terest related in the lccture’s most attractive style was followed with the keenest pleasure. His descrip- tions of the famous cathedrals, pal- aces, canals and other scenes sup- plemented by many splendid views brought the charm of Venice very distinctly to his llstners. Too much cannot be said of the great research displayed by Mr. Bartlett in the Dflvs-ration of his excellent lecturer and of the flue literary finish which '1lWl1Ys marks his efforts. The duties of the chairman were cfliciently ills- cliurged by Principal Seaman and ii most hearty vote of thanks was m_°"°‘l hi' John Ncwson and support- ed by A-‘ B. Warburton. Thanks are also due to Walter Burke for his Slilendid management of the lantern.

Another bumper house greeted thi-

Porformence of "Bonnie Scotland" at U19 Ollera House last evening. The Prince Edward Dramatic Company WON ill ‘load form and gave a fine §¢°0l1d Presentation of the piece. The individual performances were each deserving 'of great credit in their sev- eral parts and were frequently ap- plauded during the progress of the Play last evening. The specialties be- fore the play and between the acts were of a high order and both the Dramatic Company and those who lent their voices and othet tal- ents in sid of the Biiriis anniversary are to be congratulated on their work. The Oaledonia Club have ex- perienced better results' in their Burns Anniversary celebration than for many years. To the Dramatic Club for a successful presentation of agood play and to the other local talent who so.kindly assisted the thanks of all clansmen and theatre gosrs should bs extended for their assistance in the proper observance of the anniversary of the birth of Scotlsnd's post. The special .-from Murray Harbor, arriving inO har- lotbetown at 6.15 p. m., brought in 200 people and-left on return at 11.80 b. m. The attendance at the Opera House was 1050. . - , » ___._,.___.._._

::'f‘he real fragrance of the Ross,

iniiprlsonsd in a cake of soap. Thatls the best description we can give of Harmony Rose Glycerine Soap This

era' ooii win is iiiion ini goin. woanncvoodt-Thi#-¢°f° W°°""°“ 1 -

--Fmeglymn no sturwphyers "_ yn" w_.ng- ga 1|"-aw--off that old soap is noted for its heatfagpropsr-

dived salaries equivalent to those of underwear and get a new suit of ties, its delightful frsgrsiics,. pei-~ rg, 0,5," ph", “_-um",-mm. ood warm all wool.we haveghem feet clearness and great vslueiuuea. tba sq, mg-guns na ere from Sl 20 P°'° °""'uD ' l |01’ _$5 clit! lt~ TN ll

" g ' ‘ b S ld b all ru -

" gs now' '_ . s ' ~ wmv-»'r ueoamownis-~o°¢.~~ ‘_ *"f' ‘?'f°" .~° .Y . ~ .‘. 4'*-'T~f'~i“-is-f»-1'-""".-»-» -~"."" f i .'*f'l'“'i..¢.=°"...r°*°'d’l"°.‘.-5121?” he °*»”i‘-°- -° “cf “il” 7 1 ‘

!l.ar¢er cities will mean larger °° ' ~ _/.,

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r. _ "

:_ _-_-:-.rsrnevvvfr-:_-r ‘-`;~':::: -r:-_`::::-4:- rr- Rsv. J. F. Floyd will occupy tlis` pulpit of the -Central Christian - Ohureh tomorrow morning and even- * ing. The events subisct will be "The Greet Physician."

The adjourned sitting of the Su--‘ prsme Court was held yesterday, Judgment was given in the Melnnls will case, in the appeal from the iudgrrent of Judge Reddin admitting the will to _Probatc. The Supreme-

the, Judgsof Probate, hofding that- ‘Zhe testator Augustine Mclnnls had sufficient mental capacity to make" the will andholding __ the will valid. ebay dismissed the appeal, Johnston K. C., and McQuarrio K. C., or the fxscutors, Mathleson K. C., McLeod K. 0,, and Bently for the ap-' iellant. The case of Webster vs' Leard and others applications for non suit or new trial is now before the Court. This case arises out of .he wounding of Mrs. Webster, 'ln Bummerside Harbor by a bullet from the rifle range. Mr, Mcilluarrie K. C., and Johnston K. C., showing cause against the rule, Bell, K. C., Me- iieod K. C.. and Saunders argue in support of the rule.

iulte possible to keep your skin soft ind free from cliafe during the cold' noni-bs. The daily use of our witch -iazcl cream will accomplish won- . dere. It is easy and pleasant to_ use» md does not . make the skin sticky.

f1Buntain, Bell & Co., for best coal.

Lowest_prices. 1_-23dt!- MARRIED. \NNEAR-MORROW-At the home of

the bride's father, W. L. Morrow, Little River, King's Co., P. fE. I., on the 27th of January, 1912, by the Rev. M. N. MacLeod,-G.A. An- iiear of Lower Montague, P.E.I., to Miss Agnus L. Morrow, Little Riv- er, P.E.I.

DIED ____

WAKELING-Fell asleep in Jesus in this city, Jnny 25. 1912. Mrs- Thos. Wakeling in her Gilth year. Funeral takes place Sunday from her late residence two Upper Queen Street at three o'clock.

FURZE-»-In Brookline, Mass., sudden-

ly, on Sunday, Jan. '14, Jane

for many years a faithful and be- loved member of the family of Des-~ mond FitzGerald. (Patriot and Ex- aminer please COPY~)

5-IOT HUNT AFTER THOSE

SECRET EXPENDITURES

WASHINGTON, Jan. za-in on ei-

fort to reach the secret expenditures of the state -department in general

' 'louse committee on expenditures of the state department yesterday. de- nanded documents from Secretary of state Philander C. Knox. The secretary declined under an or-

ier from the presidegq Thereupon Chairman antilin issued

a subpoena duces tecum declaring he would make a test of the incident.

The annual appropriation for the

-naintenance of the diplomatic and consular service of the United States will he about $3,500,000, a reduc- tion of several hundred thousand doi- lars from the estimates of Secretary Knox. The United States will have 'zo raise the limit of $150,000 for each embassy if it is to piircbaee or suild American embassies emi lego

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of the world," according to a report by Secretary Knox.

night as he vividly described Venice the city of the sea. The history oi'

ANU YUUH STUMMIH

iiiiS FINE iliili

There would not be a case of indi-

gestioii here if readers who are sub ject to Stomach trouble knew the tre- mendous anti-fsrment and digestive virtue contained -in Diapepsin. ` This harmless preparation will digest s heavy meal without the slightest hiss or discomfort, and relieve the sourest acid stomach in five miniites. besides overcoming all foul, Nauseous odors from the breath.

Ask your pharmacist to show you

the formula, plainly printed- _on each 50-cent cane of Pa_pe's Diapepsin, then you willircadily understand why this promptly -cuies Iudisestion -and ro- moves such symptoms es Heartburn, s feeling like.; lump of lead in the stomach, Be1chin8 Of Gu ond Eructa- tions of undigcsted -food, water brash, Nauneeu, Headache, Biliousness and

sides, you will not need laxatives to keep your stomach, liver and intes- tines clean uid fresh.

If your stomnllll is sour and full of

gas, or your food dossn’t digest, and your meals dolft seem to fit,-why not get s' so-cost osourom your drugsist and make llfs worth living? Absolute relief from Btosssoli misery and per- fect dlgestioh of -anything you eat is sure to follow five minutes aft-of. besides, one 50-eentcssa is sudicient to cure a whole family of such trouble. surely, s harmless, inexpensive

preparation like Pape's Diepepsin. which always, either at daliéme Or during night, relieve your stomach misery and digest your meaii. ll H' bout ss handy and valuable a thins so you could have in the house.

KEA'|"1NG'S--Ol-EAN»

sire, ei=i=ac'r|vE

The elesnesi. safest.

surest way of getting rid of cockroaehes an

use Keal|ng'e lnseci Powder. Itisawonden

- fully potent extermin-

aior of lnsecf life---yei it is odorlesa anc siain|e`ss and not poisonous sxceéit to

Jourt confirmed the jud ment of `

::A skin as smooth as satin. It is '

Nicely perfumed 251: a bottle. The ,- uoxinnos Drug Co. .Druggists Cor. ' St. George and Kent Sts. drtf. _

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Furze of Charlottetown, P. E. I_.,, .

ials at less than factory cost.

1 S a v e M o n e y

ric§- fur-nitur_e cooerinqs, etc-etc-¢e____§§_

We are bound to clear out and clean up all the short

lengths and odd pieces on our housefurnishings dept

This is an opportunity to secure useful, everyday mater-

. Make a point of attending this sale-and come before _

, the best prices are secured by those who shop early.

by Shopping Early

and( thugs having tlo dotwith the _ ..Z.° o$“§.’?&’§§‘“ %?.°‘li2.;?.?.' .?¢“‘Zl.'-; Beer £6’ Weeks Beer fs? Weeks I Beer 89 Weeks

ANNOUNCEMENTS

_,.1

“Here we are again-The annual

'- Baptist choir concert on Tuesday evening Jan. 30. -1-2iid4i.

“Attention is called to the nil

“Farm for sale" of S. tl. Gillespie, Milton, which appcni-_s in this issue.

"Always good-The annual Baptist

choir concert-A splendid program this your Tuesday evening Jan. 30.

l-2604i.

tions ‘at moot of the lar er ca ‘ials - --

"Thsre will be u meeting of the

Faithful Arch of King's Daughters ut the home of Mrs. Chandler this afternoon at four o‘clock.

“Voice Specialist, Prof. H. A.'l‘an-

toii, teacher of -Voice Culture, Piano and Organ. Voice Culture a special- ity. Studio 146 Gt. George St.

“The Guest hull in the Province -is

'the Prince of Wales College Hall. Come to the hospital Dance and .Whist an the 12th Feb. 1-26d2i.

°°Buy.your tickets for the hospital

Dance and Whist in Prince of Wales College Hall, Monday Feb. 12th. Tickets $1.00 s, couple, single ticket fifty cents. l-26d2i.

"Attention is ilireciril to the pub-

lic auction all of (li-uftoii 'l‘ooiiibs, Mayfield, which takes place on 'Piles- day, Feb. 0th. For fiiriliier particu- lars see ad in this isiuie. l-27iili.

PEllRY’S PEERLESS PLAYERS

When G. Herbert Perry comes to

Charlottetown theatre goers never doubt; they feel confident of enjoying the best show of the season and have never been disapointed. Patten lr

many other had symptoms; and, be- "Perry made hosts of friends every-

where with that roaring comedy ~l"Jerry from Kei-ry,'-’ some years ago 'and their __n’umber has been increased with each succeeding visit of “Hero Perry" and his always welcome Com- pany, so we feel sure that his many friends in Charlottetown will he pleased to hear that Perry's Peerless Players will be at the Opera House, `for a weeks engagement. commencing Monday. January - 29th, presenting their repertoire high class royalty plays, with special scenery and novel electrical effects, The Company is beaded by your old friends and fav- orities. Hazel Corinne, the Princess of soubrettes and Dan Malloy, the Prince of Comedians. There will also be high class vaudeville between the acts. To be sure of seats it will be best to _get them in advance- Ou _sale Saturday-at usual places. Prices 25, 85 and 50 cents.

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CORNELL COACH PICKS YALE.

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' NEW HAVEN, Jsn.- 23-coach 'roi- bot Hunter of the Cornell li0¢¥¢Y

_ omor some bose istvtesm, which vaio solemn satin-day.

thinks that Yale is likely to best

In ilns only: lCe`.. 20e., 3Bc.

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, MILITARY CHANGE.

QUEBEC, Jan. 26-Col Oscar C. C.

Pelletier the officer commanding No. 5 Military Division has relinquished his position. He is succeeded by Lt. Col. S. E. Buriistall, R. C, A., Com- maiidaiit of the Fortress, who has been iletaineii for duty for it pi-rioil of six iiioiiilis.

UHARLOTTETOWN lilAliK‘E'l‘S.

Corrected for every Wednesday and Saturday issue. Butter 24 to 28 Pork tl; in il Beef (quarter) per lb 5 to 7 Beef_(sriiall) per lb 8 to 12

_ W W” T _ ` "_ ` Z "We-»i`--'i===~\»`f\§=i= ' it.. 5

Lamb. per in. (small) ro Lard, per lb. 14 $0 RBf1iBhes, per two buiichas I to 5 7-°ttU°\. pei- bu-sol . s Tiirnips u White oats 4 Black oats ‘ to 3 l'otai_.oes, per bushel 85 to 33 Plugs. ner iloz. , 23 to 30 Loose hay per cwt. 65 to 'I0 Straw per ton §5 Galfskins i'-free of head) 12 Hides. 9| to 10 Pelle. each 50 to gg Ducks 1340 1. Fowl ' 9 to 1_8 Chicken . g,.¢° 12 Gee" 14 .es is

' Don’t

Suits or Furs, we are clearing out cases below that figure. All our M

Men‘s Hats at 25 p. `c discount. fine Broadcloth for Ladies’ wear,

forever. lf you would save inoney

Chandler

dttsiif _ '

w discount. Colors are Navy, Black, Brown. , _

` An opportunity like this does not come often. and once lost is lost

-

Forget " ' -

Vifheii you think of. buying Meii's C1othing»- Ladi¢s"1C0ats, Winter

_these lines at Cost and is some illineryis on sale, at hd! price and

We have also several' pieces of very

hich will he soldat'-s-very libersl

purchase now. - ,

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MALE IIELP '

WANTED SALESMEN, exclusive

line, permanent big earnings

guaranteed, no experience, ten vacan- cies. Write Luka Brothers, Limited, Montreal. .12-4d2mos.

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1....._F.?|l4_|-_|‘3 FW!-P.- .. . ..

‘VANTED, a. girl for general housni-I

work. No washing. Apply at 70

Syflirey_S_treet. 1-26d3ipd.

'ANTED, girl for general house-

work. Apply at this office.

12-14dtf.

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HAM SANDWJCI-PES, Qhicken _ Pies, Hot Drinks, Fruit and Confectionery st Sunnyside Ice Cream Parlors. 1-_2§_d6_ipd_

'E108 SALE, boards, shingles,laths. _ Geo. R.Keefe.Bear River.1~20dtf.

FARM FOR SALE at Morell Sta-

( tion. One of the b¢t_parts of

the county. About B0 acres. Near mussel-mud, sea msnure, choose md starch factories. Good dwelling house and out-buildings. Terms easy and price right. Telephone- eonnee- tion.-H. D. McEwen, lforsll.

_.__,.a__ _LH 1.-'iL‘l°L\

FOR SALE AT VICTORIA, hotel

_- Orient. Good centre tor com- Imfdiul trade or summer tourists. Good stablfng in connection. For further particulars apply to proprig-

Princeton. Coach l-Iiinter snid yestsr- t°‘°' CMB- 3099"- 1-23|! Pd. _ ‘ -'F'-`ll‘ any in the vaio nsiiy News --vaio* ,.. Los., - on oi su characters oeoeptoaior exe- _ 1,". : -- win sm B goo-i chance io mm _._ , _...___-.._. _ __ p __“_,__ virion in any European oouqp-y. ~ ~,e,»__if;._

\v_ANTED. men to learn best busi-

‘MSS ill 01° Wvfld. barber trade.

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