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mon mvm”

I J - V V James Fay, Cardigan, was in the ‘ ' V' I 3 I A ta I pd_l>\l>‘lg;‘é:¢.fi-lr;$I)e§l.s

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"f ' _ - I g n T “wie was y Tuberculosis is-respolrstbld £10;

- _ _ 2 ` ,’ ' _ 'one half the sickness and miS0r1_ 0

Undertaking co g _Head Offices in New Prowse Block-Charlottetown _ 4" the ww v°s°°fd“>- r Agreathmg and cough medicine Every m.:_:_<inn.C__ ing __ e_n_er.e__¢ee___.;_e-

V. V, " ""'”' - _ nig 's " rls p er r' li e 7. ._ Th latest , li t f , ' Mi A i L , ii 1 t d _ A manager is wanted for the Car- ' the Pia while you eneouugo m@_i|9_

Q B82' 0 ‘H nursf:gi:n1\fontr;:1,:n3w11is lrnliiv':1I?d‘¥“° D“"Yl“S C0- Sw Hd 111 '-his V tfle is sold with a guarantee. For sale eine tn! anti-tuberculosis. society in

There were no eases before th here- *B "l°m“H ll" h°“‘° in M°“°~':i""°‘ by G. E. Hughes, The Peoples,Drug Store, Sunnyside, Char flshtiui 01° WNW Plasue. 1-_21d1i.

“` 'riie Go-preeeiiere nie at present lottetown,The Ellis Pharmacy, Montague. I vote for Lyons as Mayor. the The outward cargo by the 'Mints h01gi'lE Services 81! the New Perth _ , ____ people_s_o|_i9l5:__¢_-i. i-wig’

he city yesterday and mwmh, to “__ from Georgetown this morning will Ha . ._ _ ___ _ _ __ _ _ __ _ __ _ _.__ _____

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435118 Pwmptly mended

to at any hour day oi- night. Enibalming aspec- ialtyf Satisfaction gun;-_

` anteed. -

_Lady assis't"nt t h’ all female oasis, 0 male

_ V 'c. F.VDAv1soN,

V _,~ ,_ Manager _

ll `i._*' L.-' Q vs-

snd showroom Prince St.

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ice~'Court in this City yesterdzsy. 0 t°

Alva Wilson, Sumxnerside, was in

tum home Satu,_day_ include four cars oats and five cars W

Kenneth iviexey and c. n. neu, Cit were

my 1,-,ight , A cheese maker is wanted for

i Point Dairying Association. For

ricultural meeting -in the hail at ri

par- ' '

tlculars see ad in this issue. '

y_ passengers to S __side “Prof Theodore Ross _will address an M

x V ‘ 50c I

i°Sf§l'd&¥‘. by tl1é_ afternoon train. Ma,-gate' tomm-r°_w_ Jan 29.31, at W. J. Sigsworth, Cardigan, was a c0\|lll0f|I\ll0 _&_ , Huck T0\V¢ll

lf. V' '*_- , ,_ 1.a_o;_‘p'_in. -A11 interested are invit- Passenger on the ' 75 - '

Mrs D. Gordon, Summerside, is ed ` `

visiting in the City the guest of Mis . L. Hooper.

Received at Falconwood`H0spital Ch

from G. Ritchie, Stanley Bros and ln McKinnon's Drugstore, several par- th cels of papers and magazines thank

mail special

to be ps,-egeng night returning homo. ,

Everyone should attend Ravi J R MBtl\‘i°S0l1. Of the P E I R

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V»V Blcached fable da ask ure hncn rishian Churchwnext Tuesday even- noon on Railway ousiness

g on 'The Higher Cnltlcismf- Will

last g _ ~ V - ___ ___f0l'|’¢ I

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e Old Book Stand? Francis P. McCarron City, has d V' I

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---- clded to be a candidate for re-elec-

The coldest temperature recorded tion at the forthcoming election for

, _ _ , yesterday was thirty-three above zero Wafer and 3°W¢I` COW is

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; “’ “mi ""° '“““°*‘* "'““ ‘°""'°“' “”°"° °“’° Wm *"’°“’ l” “ ’“‘°"‘”“°' =_

up till nine p m 'llhe coldest recorded the re io i ht

p v us ng was thirty-seveo The Maritime Oil and Gas Com- 3 ' \

abov

i _ _ _ ____ , paw ,Aka Ainslm C_ B,__ have OTHAT IS ]US'l` ONE small sample of the_tabl_e linen values brought _ A2 ,i __ struck natural gas for the eecona V you b this reat sale. We w r ' -

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Si :.2 _ _ fl' Nally Winter Suits

-We’ve yet to see the

equal of these suits which we are offering during these mid winter days.Al1 V the wanted cloths and styles are here at sur- prisingly low prices.

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lowly Priced

' overcoats. Investigate

_ _ _ ‘ _ V every detail of material

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and making, notice how carefully they are de- signed and finished,

_ then take a guess at l whatyouconsider them

\\'orth.

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V _ You’ll find in nearly

every 'case the real price

< is far below it.

These are overcoat

_ days and at the prices

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we are asking its a good time to purchase.

Overcoafs from $5.00 io $25.00

Swagger Trousers _ 'l`here’s ago and dash about our trousers that win a man at once. .They are all that a garment should be without the ex- orbitant prices, which most -stores charge for good trousers. See the $1.75 worth $3.00.

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section is full of natty clothes that are made with all the care of

father’s. They are made to stand the knocks that the little

chaps give their gar ments and the prices we ask ~

est.

V _ \ lamp in good order and MAY'FLOWl

B3 OIL which is especially prepared Qi! i

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I-from Men’s I-hrnifsliing Dept.

Men’s fur collars from 1.65 up to 2o.on now clear-

ing ata 5 per cent off regular prices. _

Men’s plain and fanc knitted vests, all sizes, re-

_guhf ,390 go 7,00 yours fbr 25 per cent less.

Men’s sweater and sweater coats a nice variety to

choose from, regular Pfl¢°S 75¢ “P ‘° 5°°°»‘.’°w "4 °ff' _ _ Menis Mocha Gloves heavy_ wool lined, _dome fastener regular worth, I 40 pair, now cleanng at

$t.o_oV pair.

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_best light for the eyes known to man

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there at eleven o’clock. She took

Telephone Gall a drama made fam-Sydney' ous by the great acto C. Leonard '”°“

-__ to

Fletcher. The telephone act was sirnf A» HBHIWBSW. U“d°l`l58k€l`. and F- plyperfect and showed' the expres-if-i. Trainor, City, left last night on ; sions perfectly. gthn mail special on an extended trip ` _ . 1 _ _ _ - ,_

Boston and New York Mr

The iviinbo ieit Picton yeeterdeymessev while in New York will morning for Georgetown arriving °0UI`SB1l1 embalmillg-

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_ over fifty six passengers, one hund- T116 mlm f!`i¢lldS Of MI'

ic ou s morning. The

[Earl Grey left this port and arrived lin Picton at one o’clock. Sha will lreturn to this port ‘today weather permitting.

_ Rev E. J. Rattee, Malpeque, High

Lodge at Morell. At each of these

Iings were held, in the two'ilrst naim-

of students attended ‘the Basket Balli lgame at the Y. M. C. A. last night

the Saints again 'ssok 'hhe lead. and _ the excitement was intense. Then it

was that the P. O. W. team did the some of the cleverest work seen ou mon the floor this year. 1-n eight minu- this ltes they ran the score up fromi 16-18 fi-.r to 37--20. The fast pace set was too pointed' bn the membership commit __ much for the Saints but they played tee

a fast and determined game to the on t

finish. The second game was bc- Williams formerly of this city was

tween the P W C and Vics

all P. W. C. with a score 10-0. In the second half the Vice woke up and i

the P. W. C..7. leaving the tiotal score 17-10 in favor of the college

,_ a PAZO OINTMENT is guaranteed 8 m' _ to cure any case of itching, Bli

ed the officers elect for the ensuing fflfit year were installed. 1115

.__ Friday, to insure insertion in

A large audience composed mioa.\'y next

. . . . Inter- noin

mediates. In the first half it was tee.

y s Ed

red and twenty live baigs mail ‘andlClark. City. ‘V110 has been “nd four cars freight. She will return U18

to P' t ' Ubi

Hospital will be glad to ‘learn s rapidly recovering her health

will

Rev R. G. Btrathie, M. A.

has __ for the .past week at the Halifax _

vis- |, to

clue: Ranger ei tne independent or_,_P’°°`°Y*°”i““ Ollegei Pi” Hill der of Foresters, returned to this 'ted city yesterday after having visitedfh”

Queen's Lodges, Mt Stewart, St.|News'

Jolin‘s Lodge, Souris, and Morell

Truro friends on his return

ofiice not later than ten a.

following issue.

s, daughter oi' Henry and

ence, Mrs D. Garnhum, Eus

_ for the Peoples' Cemetery. S, who was a great sufferer

s of Hlicuniutic

brothers.

--. a recent election of officers Edmonton Maritime Club in ton, J, D. Hyndman formerly City was elected Vice Presid Prince Edward Island and

he Ladies Committee. Mrs E.

V ~ _ti

treatment in the P. E. Island "

be removed to her home to-day.

been lecturing to the students

"Garden -of the Gulf."- Truro

Owing to the big Saturday Guar-

lplaces large and en‘th‘usias'tic meet- diall. Bild U16 larsl? 11\1m"U€l` Of 8»dV@l" 9

isements therefor, it is necessary '

all “changes” of matter reach 1

The funeral of the late Miss Dolly 5

and were evidently pleased with the Coin

games and the results. The game Hole liemveen the St Dunstans andthe P. rigid 0. W. team formerly known as the Sf;reet,, City, today, Friday, at P. W. C., w-as a great game to p. m watch. At frst; it looked as I the Uole

_ Saints were in to win. The first three month

'half closed however with P. O. W. leave one point ahead. In the second half iii;-on

Mrs __ b

s, Coleman, will leave her a\uit'si '

2.30 Miss

s to mourn four sisters and -

Ed-

o 72 inch While Shccling-=a line

all

ted on the memberiihip commit-

immense showing.

Hen-

me a fl smoother finish, very 1

ward

ergo- -

he is _ and ’

wh a

m,_ __ the -

ton 4

for 5 ver

1 54 inch unbleaclicd Damask, good 28

weiglit, floral design, worth 380 c

56 inch unbleaclicfl damask, finer and

irell desi ii

Y .

_, 48cgradefor.......... 35C

64 inch uubleacliul clauiask, finer and

smoother, conventional fem design 2

good58c value for.............. 4 C

_ Another assortiuciit in wider widths and a variety of good rlesigns offered at 500

55c 63c and every one oi them worth u third more thanour figures.

Grass Blcaclied Damask “Mill Ends”

Special narrow bleached damask for

’ small tables, silkily fine and sniooili, sliowiu' a lczif desi ii, worth SC _ 5ocvalue for........... for .. . _.g 5 A wide assortment of lizuidsonie designs

showing Lily, Sliauirock, Pansy, etc fine,

firm, close linens, 65 inch widths, 8 great valre at foc for. . .. ...... 4 c

V A.1otl:ier.grezit value comes in fine smooth sllkily finished linen of various

widths up to 2 yards wide, beautifulgoods worth 1. .. ._ . . . . . . , . . 88C

l .

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_ P Y ff“11K°m¢""=S of aclor remaindes 7io o ards in len tl

lent picture last night entiuea 'ine are being "mile tv Survey a pipe to » t f 5; - r ’ ' 2 Y V - g I 3-t 30 to Son? er Gem under

y g e e very fortunate in picking up a gieat line

5 ` 7 New Wonderland showed an excel- time OD H1911' PPO Bri _ A ' = ` `

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0 "e usua pr1ce,'ihe bargains mentioned above is representatiie of the whole

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.55 iiich Unbleachecl dmnask in conven-326 tional buttercup dc-sign,worih 45c for

A Lily design in 58 inch unbleafhed

dainask, firm heav texture worth 53c for. ......’

Four handsome designs iii iiiaiiy weights

from 52 to 78 inches values to oSc

48c

62 iucli d:iiutil_\' fine wliitc Table Damask

Five different bziudsonie designs in a

fine soft well finislicd linen 66 to 69 inches wide values to i.io for only C

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Nowin addition, we have every cheap line that there is we can offer

. you linens, i'8c, 22c, 25c, 36c and all the rest, from the clieape-sf to the very

‘ est we offer you a complete line, eve_ry item reduced for the sale. '

BUT WE RE(.;()Ml\lENI) THE WONDERFUL 'I()`F`FER OF

HIGH GRADE GOODS l\lFN'l`lOl\7l£l) IN THE LIST AB(/VE-BY ALL MEANS THE BEST LINEN CAANCE WI'l`lfllN YEARS. LOOK THEM OVER ’I(`)-DAY. `

for

ent ap- '

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- new-».-.~ \~»-~m¢e..cc.~.~¢~een.\»».~¢s<s-

grade--specially priced al 20c

72 inch bleached sheetings, azo A liexivier and firmer sheeting very special value at. . . . . . . . . . . C 72 iiicl1,grcrit vulu-9 at _ _ . __ ,- _ _ _ _ _ 25C

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P] Es C_/REI M _ To ___ DAYS __ Sin_g.ebed slicetiiig,bc.st Lug 28C 72 inch, lic.i\} linglisli Wig-

.ini some gene pinying scoring. io to “‘ I ’ ' land Wfgall, SP=C12_1 2t._:- - _ . . . ._ an, very special ralizc :it . _ . . . _ . . C

" 8o1nch sheeting, firm round ' Beautiful] fine soft l

~ y , siiiool i

thread notably cheap at. ... .. . slieeti'ng,no starch,a lovely line at 386

_ _ _ 80 inch Twill cotton good 8 ` l l

V friie ionrtn session oi S. D. C.-Mock B1°°‘""€ °‘° P"°“`“‘l”‘§ W” in 6 " ’

The opening took place a few days ago amid en.'.l_iVusiastic scenes. The Governor General attended by officers arrived at the Sen-ate Chamber at 2.30 p. m. and tne opening was ac-i complished in the usual manner.Wlien all the primary details had been completed the Debate on the Draft Address was begun and continued till five o’clock. The inspiring na- ture of the proceedings was reflected in the speeches of J. W. and Stephen Macdonald for the Government and Messrs Murphy and Blanchard for

in fine formand their ringing spec ches were listened to with evident pleasure by the numbers present With a capable Premier, possessin; the loyal attachment of his party: the Government hopes to effect muck legislation of a character highly be- nificial to the general welfare oi Canada. The Premier announced the following Cabineo: Honorables Joe W. Macdonald, Premier and Minister

Money

Powder.

Our large package (con-

taining about five times the usual size) of the best French Talcum, nicely per- fumed, has proved a decid- ed success. . Those who have tried it

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of Justice; Owen Kiggins, Postmastcr like lt' You H hke It I

General; William' Bowlen, Minister of Railways and Canals; Leo A. I-l1errell_ Minister of Agricullire; J. A. Desro-

geon, Trade and Commerce; Stephen

_ Saving Talcum

the Opposition. The speakers wen ~

you don’t we will give you back your money.

25 cents.

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you use inferior oil. With your

for household use, you will have the

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` - PURE FOOD

in the form of nice delic-

ious

with that sweet nutty flavor and golden brown crust, is made and sold a

Stewari’s Bakery-

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French.; 0live

s on _ .

made by Barton and

Guestier, Bordeaux is certified as

Absolutely Pure

by French and Canad- ian Government Analy- sists. Has no equal for medicinal and table us

I teeny Cl _

Ins A ltlf

|63 Kent Street.

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Ifor sale only in seal-

ed bottles.

"V'l‘lE TWO MACS”

~ New Drug more

_ 149 Great George Si.

38 o inc i s icctzug best Eiiglisli

Parliament ,s.`,-,V, Wm, under ww to 14 days nr money' reinndea soc. 1 weight, great value at only. _ . _ .. C Wigan, twillcd or plain _ _ _ _ _ _ 456

Three other wonderful leaders are offered at 4VSc, 5oc, _g2c.

Fiiie all Linen Slieeting, 90 inches wide, very special value, round smooth thread, note the excellence of this 98C

, Some Leaders in Unblcaehed Sheciings' ‘_ 72 in_ch good weight., . . ... . . . M.. |9c 72 inch, heavy sheeting, a wonde

' 72 inch very heavy sheeting pre- ' 90 inch very heavy sheeting very

‘ 1 sentvalue. would be 300 for 25C close, firm and fine, . . . . . . . . . . .

_,_ ___ _ llemming free, on all shceiings,

Pillow Coilons, Towellings

_.;/ ' V/g8x77 inch Counlcrpanel\l

Si 85 grade lor -_$1.49

\h’e want you to see this splendid

“American Crochet” counterpane. Sec its size--i‘sfini~sli-its fincness---its wei ht

V _ ;.¥ii&’?f‘ff?; _*?fst‘1f'_i~Ff. ?_"1“_‘? $1.39 . _ `~

Macdonald, Interior; Gerald Mac- \ - , . \

Cartliy, Murine and Fisheries; Russel _ _` . |\` uv ' _\ \_ \ ._ \` `

V""` Smith, Finance; Joe A. MacKenzle,_ ,ll 5 `\ 4 Public Works. -\ 0A"(/6`¢f`/`57- __ ' V ‘ : :Lamplight will not bmsatisfactory

_ gi ii the burner be om, bin-ne ent or _

m dirty, if the wick he clogged, or if

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Anollier awhile collon bargain 36 inch

English Colton--_§Spccial---7cV __

_ » The response to oui‘_'sp'ecial “ren cent _offeigl the other day was so great tha we were _ dem-gd completely out in one day. _ _ _,A _ _ _, _ _'

` _To-day we have another' splendid bargaiii for you--»full yziril \vidl_.-_F,ngl1§1 Colton, smooth, fine, close, good \\;eiglit "SEVEN CENTS PER YARD," ' ' _

' Only ten yards .toV each customerl Come early to-day as we have only itoo yards to dis-

pose of, stuns figures __ ` ~ ‘ "_

FINE ENGLISH CIRCl'l.Al_{ PILLOW COTTON 40 INCH WIDTH---I2 l-2 cfs.

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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

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:.;§:: sn: t_;.i.:.._:°::_....°'=.i_.=‘. yd for 80c. Oome quick. Jas Paton & Co. 1-28'dt|.

en" J_ p, Floyd will delivers po- pular lecture in the Uehiflll Cl\fi9ll|°“ Church Feb lst entitled-The 'Higher Griticimn-will The Old Bod: Stand?

1-26d3i.

|°°v0ICE SPECl.Al.IS'l‘.-Prof. H. A. 'Fenton teacher of voice enltu.ro,piano' and or an. Voice culture s eel

"lad livar lil flraam”

Is our new preparation of Cod Liver Oil. Superior to

limulsions because "

It is made fresh every week. contains more

oil,

is more easily assimilated. 2

Price of large bottle 5oc

‘The Beat Drug Store”

Maclflnnon Drug Co'§

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my. 'sniaie us cms oecml mms

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