Caiarrh

Invites Consumption

It weakens the delicate lung tissue

\‘l°\'°|lK°l '-50 d|(°0dve organs, and

breaks down the general health

mill.

p lil, INTEREST @<

A ummm; sr hsrssmss vnu bs asm st I

Hewitt.

7!lJthis eveninkat the :moe ot A S dence ot John Deacon North Wiltshire

In last weeks thunder storm tus mi

MARCH 8 rgq,

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wasconsidsrahly damaged by lightning

lt often causes headache and dlzzi nw. impairs the cuts, smsu and |1°”'l”K» and affects the voice

Being a constitutional disease it rc~

qtlml I °0llltltutional remedy

Hood S Jarsaparllla Rldiwlll lild Piiflllluently cures c tarrh ol the nose, throat, stonmci

bowels, and more delicate organs.

Read the testimonials. No substitute for I-lood’s acts like '

Hood’|. 3_9 lure to get Hcod's.

“l ,Iles troubled with oatarrh 5) years.

Rooney drunk and disorderly was num

Rebekah Assembly of the Maritime Pro vincss will pay an ofllcial visit to Alpha P»

I'ris understood that John Ryan has B

CHWUEIYJ strict, Another _ convention

will be held 'todaylto select a candidate- t S. 0. ElL0dge Prince Edward. A re- 1

Ruler meeting in R. R. degree tc-night March 8th at8 o'clock. Innitlatlou etc. Visiting brethren welcome-J. H. Saund- 3

Seeingliatemonts or cures by Hcod's Snr- °l‘B.R°v- 30°F- ,-

aaperilla resolved to try it. Four bottles entirely cured ms." Wnuur Sensors, l080 8th Bt., Milwaukee, Win. Nood’a. lareaparilln promises to

euro and heaps the nromlee.

DUR COEEEE

We haven’t said any- thing about codec for sometime, but we are Flash selling ma" than ever

before. Most every day I brings a new customer , for it, that’s proof our Ground

- codec is good.

HAVE YOU

TRIED IT . HL.,

If you hnven’t leave

your next order with us I

and get the best in the city. Our price is 4oc a my pound

late ol John Coombs’ employ apps," |11 ,the last issue of the Inland Printer. Mr. f Simmonds hun, mod cosmos ss uns- |, t

Tun cemnslsu lc the Sc. rscn-s distrust "S

inns held by Mesers2Kickhamaud Mclearc m at Morell. Premier Peters and Hon. J. F. °‘

CUIUIDUKW Were lmorg those present.

which has cess cus; in the bslny. rms ""

the supply. "1

Tm: pitches on the c"7"try roads in eh

many places are reported L. be very bad. pr Now that the snow is hardened and there is little fear of further drifting, those in

A1' the Police Court yesterday James mr* °'"‘°d 57 M' °“"°" LM' 55 W" $10 or Gtidays Hs paid gh, f|,,,_ able distance. Two pigs were also killed,

Mn; R,0mN,°N_ pnudnt of the T The annual meeting of the Provincial

Rebekah Lodge to night, in lame, vllnb. A large representation

sted In the progress of the temperance

declined th Liberal nomination for the wo;-k an |nv|¢,,d_

sxruckand boards thrown could"-

mperanes Alliance meets to day at 2.50 m ln Wrights Hall also at 7 p. rn in

m the country ls expected. All inter

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118695 175033868 Why freight, 16 passen` K1-ire and 110 bans or mall. The Mlnto reached Picton at 10.30. The ice crossed

A Pnorounarrr of Horace Simmonds 1-45' `

Tun' Stanley reached G eorgetown yes- erday at ll o'clock with a cargo inclurl

ach way with small malls. The mail cached the city from Georgetown at

mm OWU" Yill-Bid!! the following ex-

D r-

em; opened 1,51; umm, by p°|m,,,,1 mub - rson Artillery on the lower establish

Joss Saunders of Saunders dc Newsom

THE town clock hae been illuminated "°°‘"“edbYl‘“ °'°°|DR'9 WMD f\'°U-\ I

,“,|,,g the put U", Dmht, bynantun business trip to New London. While

|, awmg ,_o:t|,, 1-ck 0| su caused by the loads cf Ins heavy cattle tor June de. water whlchlls In the pipes thus lessening HV"-7' Th° msn* W9" P‘"'°h“°d fl`°'1\ `

Long River and vicinity. The cattle are a

Tm: annual meeting of the B. L S. was

charge of the roads should take steps at held last eveninir. B Ver! llriie number Of once to put them in les. oaugerous con-‘ l11°l1\bB1‘i btiillil DIBBGUU. When the snnull ¢l\;l0n_ reports were read they showed the Society

THE hockey match played at New vote sr 1-.banks use sssncssdsrsdchs soc'

Lrsrrr. Col. Moore D.0.C. received

converted into two Gsm solos of Gs

ent which will be added to the strength the Fourth P. E Island Regiment,C.A.

ere Mr. Saunders purchased four car-I

e leading farmers of French River,

oice lot: the beet that this Island can- oduce.

belna flourishing condi ion. After a

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. e °~ *“ 5 . _` £5 .

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VV, fE[I'I'IE FAIR

That’son_ly one of the strong features of this white good sale --honestly, cleanly, artis"

t{C9~11Y made whltewear. Beautiful goods»-made as you’d make it yourself-every seam felled, every stitch carefully put in -no sweat shopwork. Priced at a big saving

_ COKSET COVERS.

Webster & McKay,

PHONE 199.

Glasgow on |Friday night between the Picton and New Glasgow teams, result- ing in A tie, each side scoring three goals. Lorne Uneworth and James Music of Charlottetown, and Jervis Green of

Tun regular menthly meeting of the

M S

Summer-side, played on the Picton team,

choolB1ard was held last night. The

most of the evenlné was taken up with

going ohloers, the following oillcers were elected for the ensuing year: Patron-Thomas Handrahan, re-elected. Pres.-R F Maddigan.

lst Vice Pres.-Thus E Flynn. 2nd Vice Pres.-Andrew Sullivan. ‘ Trens.-James M Hennessey, re-elected. Secy.-Gregory F Hughes, re-elected; .

Serg-at-arms-James McMahon.

Uharltable Committee-D 0 M Reddln

Plaiuly made cotton corset cover, regular zoc line, special .. . . . . . _ . Fairly good cotton corset cover. trimmed with lace . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . z_3c Good cotton, well made garment, torchon lace trimming . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 25c The next is a nice little corset cover, full front, with Valencienncs lace at neck

round armholes

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .,.420

Very fine cotton. trimmed with msertmn and lace . . . . . . . . ... .. _ . . _ .. . . . . 5c Very line English cotton, Hamburg insertion and real linen lace . . . . . . .. . . . . \;8c

l5c

for |0c for 20c

for 34c for 52¢ for 79C

A most attractive garment is une of finest English cotton. with deep yoke. en- l

This is p

Bun Day

At the Eclipse Bakery.

Our supply which is fresh and good will soon be dis- posed of. Send us your order. German Buns ~ xoc Palker House Rolls loc Cream Tarts: iscuits xoc

neuron saxnnv. - Bake! Best Bread.

D. STEWART. R.._._.~_.»........ - A ‘ §"‘)*)’)""9*’°*)0“0*’@

the discussion of insurance on the schools A and rs-adjustment of teachers salaries. Pe No action was taken in the ldtter matte

but the Board will again meet shortly. el

Sullivan, Peter Flynn, P S Brown and'

Chief Marshall-John B Conuolly,re- ected.

ter Bradley.

Then ttere are others at all sorts of prices, wc have not room to tell of them all,

and just mention these in passing, to give you an idea of wlmt we are

showing.

\ tlrely of line lace and insertion, regular value would he . . . . . . . . . . . . ... $1.40 mr 5|, 12

Board of Fire Underwriters held yes-

The reputation of

PARKS PERFECT EMULSlONdepends upon its capacity -to cure colds. con-_ sumption. bronchitis and similar troubles. Itcures. 3 3 S 3 °l`het's why it has such A good reputa- tion.

i ytorla Division has aureed to give tl'e

sight 0'clock sharp. Come everybodylo

the public meetinn.-S. F. Tar-Bush, D. @ ,` . .

Pinkham’s . Medicines

Big fresh stock of

Venerable Com'

pound.

Blood Purifier. Pills. etc.. now in “The TWO MACS"

lacbonaid & lacllnnon,

Q DRUGGISTS. ,

Gov Gt.George and Kent Ste.

MUCH sympathy is felt for Auaus and

Mrs. Gunn oi Head of illllsboro, in the loss of their youngest dough ter,Mary M.,

who died in Boston on the Z7Lb ult. Her '7°h“ MUQUM5- '

remains were taken home ' for

interment and were laid to rest in the M"h°U~

cemetery at Mount Stewart. Deceased

A1 the Hillsboro Rink yesterday after'

noon an interesting game of curling was played with the following result.

A. E. \Vllllams Sidney Grey Judge Fitzge rsld PUC! PODB

J. A. McDonald A. E Inga F. H. Beer Wm. Brollluh (Skip)-ll (Skip)-B

Ar the regular meeting oi the

ter-day afternoon it was decided to defer action in the matter ef the further in* crease of 25a per $100 on commercial risks until the City Council had held their regular meeting at which it is expected action will be taken- towards the appoint- ment oia competent' inspector of elect- rical wiring.

D1s'rmc:r Division No. 4. S. 0.'l`. will

hold its next annnual session lu Divisicn room. Wrlghlfs Hall, Charlottetown on Monday Zlstinstf, at two o’clock. Let every Division be well represented. Vic-

nlghtfora public meeting to begin at

THE hockey match between the l’ri|;t are and the Hardware Men resulted in a victory for the former by a score of ii to l.

was in hu. mxteenth Venn (Cl|airman,,) Thomas Rcnaghan and R F

\V. P.: John G. McFadyen. D. S. ` C \ % l » '

l‘.\l’€J

Assistants-A Hennessey, and Thomas Power. , S.audard Bearers~Wm Dooley and

.ianitor and Messenger-James Mc-

Hall Committee- James Edmonds,

Maddigau. ,

Euthymol oothpast is thc A

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Plaincottongown,sellfrillalueck . . , . . . ._.......49c for 40g Plain cotton gown. lace at front, neck and wrist. . , .. .. . . . . , _ _ .. _ ,. . .. . _ _soc for 456 Good cotton with insertion front, rullliug at wrist, clown front am sound collar Soc for 6-lg

. Night 'gown with fine cotton body. hemstitched, with rnllle down . ont, tucked

organdie yoke and collar . . . . . . . . . . . . _.._. . . . . . . . , . . ... 1.25 forl.0(>

Fine Cotton body. full, well made garment, yoke of iliscrtion :mtl tricking, hue

embroidery round yoke and neck. at wrists ann down front. .. . ._ _ _ _ ._ . . 1.65 for 1.32

A beautiful garment is of flue cotton, wide embroidery round collar and over

shoulder and at wrist, many rows of vertical tucks.. . . . . . . . . . . . .._ .. . .2.05 for l (.5

Then there are others at $2.20, $140, etc., and in all sorts of altrzlctlve designs.

Let us show you how attractive good whilcwear can be.

, SHIRTS.

Plain skirt of fair white cotton. hem and tucks, special sale price . . . . . . . . . .. . 44:: Nice line muslim skirt, fagotted tucks, nainsook ruffle with fngorted l1cm,rcgular

85cline, sale price . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... 05C

A notable good line, has a deep flouuce of lace and insertion and is rl vcrv at-

tractive thing. selling usually for 9.\‘c, sale price. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .._ 7oc

Fine quality of cotton, deep nainsook. tucked flouuce, edged with nice embroid-

ery, cheap at $I.4<, sale price. . . . . . . , . . . . . , . . _ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ._ .

Fine cotton skirt with a deep flounce. the top of which is finished in llemstitch-

ing and tucks. bottom with fine embroiclcry, ordinary $1.85 value, sale price.:

A beautifully made skirt of fine cotton. flounced from the knee. (lounce is of

nainsook, tucked with rows of pretty lacc and insertion. $2.50, sole price. _

Then there are many others, all of the lol specially priced for this sale,

Five very attractive lines as follows:---

KNICKERS.

290 for 24c. 33C for 27c. 45c for 3130 55c for 4,4c time for 48c.

x~<\

MGCRE QLEOD

$1.11.

$1.48

$2.00

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Jos. Darke and Percy Owen' were stars * * 5 '~~_-- - _~- - Aww ..._ .£31

b ha war s and ushed Thomas

of i. e rd e D ' - » _ -.-. i, _ 4. Gillis hard for first place as liiters ami

checkers. Owen in the second hall '

received a had cut on the eye but he

played on with uuabatcd vigor and did , ° much to save his team from o white- Q

wash. - A

AT the First Methodist tea on Thursday

the tca tables will be in charge of Madames Harry D. Johnson, H. Haszard, Ii. J. Worth, W. Huestis, George-Moore, .l. Coombs, L.Whear. B. Rogers, jr., W- P. Donll, G.A.Sharpe, IT. P. Newson, Mac- Nair, B.0. Prowse and Misses Lowden and . Davison. These ladies will each gave an assistant, so you will be well waited upon. We expect a crowd. l5c tea, admission and program. Tea tive to seven. Prokflm sn sluhb- , \

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Blcyciists and all athletics depend on

BE.N'l‘LEY’S Llniment to keep the

iolnta limber and muscles in trim.

ANNUAL “WHITE” SALE.

_ Mcn’s

3 Special Values

C: fitting-st

, In all sizes-perfect

lincn Handkcrchicfs Shirt

Unlaundrlcd Shirts Towels i Galore 3 Walsts

3 Specials [3 mr 30a 4Bclow Cost

At z5c, 35c and 48c '

Selling fast and no-

per pair. _

A dainty display of wonden

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we ARE mEE'rlNo.._.`f

ALL CUT PRICE5 ON FURNITURE -

ts-Ou discounts

Cm in 13;: agliili ggrygrgl gi; is `mt`lch smaller :ahhh illlat asked eigewhere-comparison invited `

'50c, 75c,an<l $1.00

worth 25 p. c. - mcrc

Splcndid _

Value

dainty handkerchiefs

worth r6c. special at

3 for 3oc.

Soc wsists $1.00 " $1.35 " $1.65 “

All sizes. good sty

48C 621:

84c 98:: les.

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