Sticks

We have the largest‘ rand best stock of I I Hockey Sticks ‘in the c1ty., \- Goal “G-tooved lifter“ Minto Victor Varsity Boys (only 10c.) Hockey Pucks, Shin Guards.

Special low piices to Clubs.

CARTER & CO»

Limited.

EMULSION

Our Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil with Hypophos- phites is the one to buy whenever an emulsion is needed, because it is al- ways fresh. Freshness is important, because a fresh ' emulsion is more palatable and more acceptable to the stomach. A stale emul- sion is also one that has undergone ch e m ic a1 'changes that impair its value. Forchronic coughs, bronchial troubles, incip- ient consumption or any .-any debilitated condition jamiesonﬂs Emulsion is the best possible remedy. For children after whooping cough‘ or the grip we ' highly commend zit. _ Costs less than foreigners charge. 35c and 7 5c.

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DRUGGIST. The Medical Hall.

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Clftown Board of Trade \ Annual Fleeting.

The general quarterly and annual meeting of this corporation will be held in their rooms, Mcliachern’: building, Queen Street, on the evening of Wed- nesday the nth day of Janna at 8 o'clock. Election of otﬁcers an other business.

W. W. CLARKE, Secretary.

Charlottetown, Jan. 9 d 3i

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‘TUESDAY. JANUARY 1U 1W6.

THE MERCHANT SERVICE GUILD.

The conduct of .\Iuriue Inquiries into shipping held in (funudn has lately tu-an uncennn-e taken in hund by the hie-reliant Service Guild. It has bet-n Officers f

been hul ied and hrou-Jleatexl whilst uu-g

casualties

urged that Captains and hovel derevitleuce. and that tho decisions of;

those Inquiries have not been in accord

uithjustice. A recent cuse which the Uuild dwelt upon was that of the Investi- gutioniitto the t-ollision between the steamers"Cailnda" and “Cape Breton." 'l'bet‘hiaf Officer of the latter stcumer, whilst undsr evidence, was subjected to ascarchiug examination In the Rules of the Road by the President of thc Court, Captain Salmon, who also held the polit~ ion of Canadian “fret-k Commissioner. the

Officer gave an answer which the (iuild

In the course of this examination considered ﬂ> u perfectly correct one, but Lira President. thinking otherwise, anger became aroused, and hucjaculaterl

his

that “it was (Bud's mercy that. he bud not had an accident previoullyfdnd that. the place for him was in gaol."

Having ascertained the facts the Guild with the Minister of Liarlna, Canada, referring to this unwar- rantabie and offensive statement, and re- questing Clipbain Salmon to make an apology for the insult offered to the Chief (lmcai- of the "Cape Breton." The reply of the Minister of_ Marine stated that (‘itptaiu Salmon had resigned his position Ila Wreck Commissioner-dint that the com- munications of thaﬁuild had been ﬂied for reference if necessary. Subsequently it transpired that although he had nothing to do with the collision, the certificate of the Chief Omen" of the “Capo Breton" had been withold by the Court of inquiry until such time had examined by an EXIAIIIIIICI‘ of Masters and Mates, and fgmtd efficient in the Rules of the Road. The Guild again communi- cated with the Authorities, stating that it would he an extraordinary tiling that. the Court. shoulddeul with the certificate of n witness simply because of the manner in which he gave his evidence. 'l‘hey knew of no legal authority which permitted the certiﬁcate being withheld, and trusted

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SPRINGS

All Sizes, All Grades, All Prices,

And as

usual the best

value inftbc city.

that this decision would be quashed. They have now received a further Ictler from the Canadian Minister of Marine, who conveys his best. thanks for itiforitration furnished him as to practices of the Board of Trade in connection with Inquiries into ‘stripping casualties, and also Ilega to state forthe information of the Guild that the certificate of the Chief OfIici-r of the “l ‘ape Breton" has been returned to him.

Vlaltora la Parliament. / The country cousin cares nothing

for the Commons, but is all eagerness

to visit the House of Lord5. Ill‘ Pf!" slats in taking ihc clerks ut the tafbla for the Prime Minister and the lead- er of the Opposition. lie usks for Mr. Balfour, and on bcing shown n pair of boots on the table brutally demands the Prime Minister's hood, which, according to Mr. Lloyd- (l-r-orgc, may be anywhere but on the treasury bench. "Whore does ltlr. l-Icaly sit?" is an inquiry neatly countered by the reply "that it is sometimes on Mr. Redmond, and the embodiment of the InW Scutcd on the woolsnck prompts the query. "Is if. alivt-"y" a question to which Mr. Lloyd-George's (lissenting friends in Scotland would mournftilly ri-symnd, "Very much so."—l_.ondon Outlook.

Prlotloln‘ Ieitclno at Ninety.

Longevity‘ of Irishman is prover- bial, but even in that country for a doctor to be in [IFuCLICG at the age of ninety is unique. llr. Woods of Birr has that distinction, nnd at the last meeting of the district. board of guardians it. was decided to grant- him a -full supeuanniiution allow- ance.

Popular with his patients, whom he visited on a bicycle, the venerable practitioner strenuously objected to retiring when the proposal was ﬁrst. brought forward. IIe urged that he was willing and able to earn his sni- ary and did not wish to take money from the public that. he did not. earn. —London Globe. _A

.. 1T1 Cable Lorna Sahara. v

After much deliberation the,Frcncli (luvcrnmcnt. has ciecidod to span the great Sahara from South Algeria. to the west coast with nn electric cable. The. lino, which is from In-Snlah, via 'l‘idckult and 'l‘a.gr*ncut, tn ‘fitnhuktu, will be about H20 miles in length and will cost. $300,000. The work i; to be employed in about a your; ‘

TAKE NOTICE

“Io publish simple, straight. iestlmon- . iuls, not, press agents‘ interviews, from well known people.

From ull over ' America they testify to the merits of IVIINARUS LINIMENT, he best of Household Remedies.

C. C. RICHARDS & Co.

What’; the use or the economy- of trying to make an old coat do. when you can have a handsome, stylish new one at half price. See our IKt-‘MOOIQ 8t McLeod.

‘rodti.

Ladies’ and misses’ cloth jackets now half price at Stanley Bros. This is ‘one of the best assorted stocks in the provfnce- We hate to sell them at the price; but they are your: for just half value-and remember they are all this season's

wlu-“atmkY Bml- WdWlI- Suunysideﬂharlottetawn.

is mixed blue and green novelty wool cloth.

A Parisian street toilet, with the princess cont uud walking skirt. The mutcriul

lhul with black. Stitchings, Iluttons and

curd ornaments comprise the simple but elegant irimuiings.

Kuncy cells Destroyed

BY REPEATEDEzYPIYKCKS OF DIS- EASE SUKPRISING RESULTS OBTAINED BY USE OF

Ill. IIIIIIS '3 KIDNEY-LIVER PIIIS.

Because it ls sometimes n slow and lingering maluriy, people are prone to overlook the destructive tendencies of kid- my ills-ease.

lhey forget. that the wanting: process brings auoutn change in the cellular tis- smenvltich [rructicully renders the kidneys uncle-a as ﬁltering (irguns.

f_.‘ont_mued pa encss and loss of flesh, pains in the back uud loins, dry, harsh skin, severe headaches uud bnckuches; scanty, highly colored urine; painful, scalding urination; stomach troubles and irregular‘ bowels are among the sywuptoms of kidney disease.

_.-\s It cause of downright sillTeriug few d rscasen are to be compared with kidney disease. uud the results are frequently fuinl, the end coming suddenly and un— cxpcctcdly‘. '

By their ilrect and wonderfully prompt action on the kidneys, l)r. Chase's Kid- ney-liirur Pills, cull uqulck halt to the IKIVHJIOO of kidney dinmtne.

liylheircombiuedncetion on kidneys, Iin-rund IIOWCIn they prove effective in complicated causes, in which ‘ordlnur kid- ney uiedicines bring little or no re ief. '

Miss Kate Doyle, Lot. Lpostofﬁcc, P. l5. I. stutes: “About three years ago my father was seized with n severe form of kidney (lisease, which unused him much suffering, us well as anxiety-lest the nil- ment shou d become chronic or prove fatal. We immediately obtained Dr. Chase's Kidney~ltlvcr Pills and he begun

to improve nt once under this treat.- mont. the pymptoma gradually dis- appearing, until he became quite wall nguin. Since then we always keep these pills ln the house for use in the case of sickness of this kind.

“For some time I suffered from pains inthc amull of the‘ hack and accom- Imnyinfrills, and though Ivvas treated ly n ioctorut considerable expense I could obtain no lusting belteflt-z-utitil I used Dr. Chase's Kiduc -Llvcr Pills, which seemed to be exacti, suited to my uilirtcntJ-Futhcr uud I are great] pleased with the cxtrclluntruedicine and, wish to recommend it to others." ‘

Dr. (‘boss's Kidncylivor Pills have» thoroughly provcn their genuine and In dfsputahlc mcrlt, and you can use them knowing of a certainty that ou will rc- ceivc all the benefit. that wou d be derived

from thc Attention of the most. skillful physician. Una plll a dose, 25 cents a box, ut. all dealers, or Edmuuson, Bates 8t (.30., Toronto.

SPECIAL NOTICES.

Buck saw» 39c ut Cameron's. l0 Mi. 1

New Citlifornlu Prunes, ii pounds for % cunts ut ‘lit-er 8c (iofFu. 10d1l.

Special iliscounta will be given fora abort time on Watches, Jewelery and Sil- verwara-E. W. Taylor, Cameron Block

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A fur oollur is» very comfortable thing to have around your neck these cold days. You can buy one very cheap at. D. A Ilrucds. 9d tf

Attend the sale of Remnant; and odds and ends at Stanley 9 a

Some eleganbtrlmmsd haul included in our half price milllnery sale-all trimmed and untrimmed mllllnery at. half price.- Weeks & Co.,Qusen St. dress goods and nrllllnory leaders. vltldll.

The Antes Holden Footwear-Being the Dominica's largest shos makers they an etinbled to put lntp their utimttm-lotmt leathers from their aiionnous purchases; and fhs most. skilled mu‘ llwlllhllillflllﬂll‘ corps of workmnnw-OOIIPOY. "l! lhgsmlll. l ll.

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' And it was Just-lied.

“ln reply to your letter of recent. duty. lvvlll any that. I am cured as sound as d dol- lar. [used about three oft-he ﬁfty cent. packages, I was going to write you, but. was holding up to see if the piles would [rive me any further trouble. I feel no signs of the plies and believe I am cured entirely. lhad faith in Pyramid Pile Cure at the start, and stuck right. to the treatment. You can refer any one to meyou like. I can soon tall vrhq Pyra- mid Pile Cure has done for ‘me. Wishing youmuch sucoessJ remain, J. C. Kin- kald, Mgr. for Flelschman k 00,, Agency

What u» you say w q your Grocer when you

at Knoxvllleﬂenn."

It. is a wéllrecognlzed fact that: the best. advertising an article can have, is that

which Is known as “word of moutln" this rightfully carries more weight. than

all the claims that can be set forth. lt follows that. Mr. Klnkald, with his wide- noqualntnnce, will largely promote the sale and use of Pyramid Pile Cure Irocause —nnd here is the vital point- he knows whereof he speaks, and not. only ad

vocatosjts use but does so with enthus- iasm: this is not L0 be wondered at, and in point of fact‘ can anyone, after reading

his letter, doubt that. this re medy cure»? Pyramid Pile Cure is sold by druggists for thelow price of ﬁfty cents a package; it Ia In suppository form, is applied direct-

ly to the parts effected, and does its work quickly uudpuinlessly; there is no other remedy “j ust as good".

A litt-le book describing the causes uud cure of piles is published by Pyrmnid Drug 00., Marshall, Micli.,u|irl will be sent. free for the asking.

EXPLOSION 0F DYNAMITE

Lancssrl-za, Pm, Jun. 5.— Nearly every window in the borough of (‘Iiristinnizs was broken today by the explosion of 2i!) pNJIHIS ofdynamilc. Forty Iloxtes of the . explosive had lx-en packed around steam l pipes to be thawed out for use on the rail- road work. The walls of the Chriatianiu. Machine Contpnnfs building were blown‘ in and every residence and store througlr

want a barrel of flour? r

Do you say be sure a d send me 9- barrel of d d‘ V‘ ‘i’ ‘f’

OVAL l uousunouu

because I know that it is always goodffdalJ-ii-"e" Or do you leave it to the grocer to decide ?

‘The grocer is a responsible ma". but 2e - may for good and sufficient reasons e

pushing some other flour.

It is better to leave nothing t0 chance, but insist on RQYAL HOUSEHOLD.

7, to, 12

‘ The.“- Pesus ...» EMUL$IQ“ CQN$UMPTIDN

out the city were more or less (Illlllflgtffl.

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Bcrlincr Gramopboncs, —AND— Columbia Graphophoncs

‘the World Renowned Talking Machines.

We are making arrangements with those factories to send us some new re» cords each week, and will then be able to furnish the latest and best records at short notice.

CENTRAL MUSICSTORE.

Kent Street.

to Printers.

We manufacture the very highest grade of

Basss RULE Bnass LEADS Bnsss LEADERS Basss GALLEYS METAL Bo nouns Leaps AND Snuos

L. S. MrcrsnFua- nrrunn

Mar/u. Lnsnnas

S Pja c E15 AND QUADS .. .

METAL Qvoms .

Send us a memo. of just what you require, and let us quote vou prices-

We are not in any trust or combination, and you will be

Carry Your Tailor With "You.

A mar. who wears " Progress‘ Clothing always has his tailor with him " Progress" Brand Clothing is sold in every important city and town in Caitadaf There's no necessity to make experiments with unknowntailors or tmkhown clothes

If you're away from Iiome, and need extra Trotisers, a Soil or Overcoat go to the dealer handling

“Progress” - Clothing’

He will fit you out with the clothes you always wear, at the price you always pay.

ufllREAI. ‘sTIéI

WEKE”

Sold by Leading’ Clothiers throughout Canada.

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Progress Brand Clothing may he had from Prowse Bros

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_ . B. McDONALD 6. Co's. ,

Will sell the balance of stock, Men’s and Boys’ Clothing

in Over Coats, Ulsters, Reefers, Suits and Pants at 33% to 50 P- c. oif- All Men's and Boys‘ Cloth Caps 25 p.c.- off. All Men's and Boys’ Fur Caps 25 p.c. off. All Men's and Boys’. Felt Hats 33% to 5o p.c. off. All Mitts and Gloves 25 p c. oﬁ. Merrs White and Colored Shirts 33% p. c. oﬁ. Men‘s Woolen Shuts 25 p-c. oil‘. Wool Sweaters 25 p.c. off. Wool. ﬂannel and ﬂannettes 25 p- c. off. Dress Goods 33% p.c. oﬁ-Tweeds and Wolﬁled 25 p. c- off. Cloth and Wool Tams halt price. Small‘ Wares and Ribbon half price. Boots and Shoes )6 less than price. ‘- Come in and if we can suit you.

can buy your goods cheap. Sale commences to-day.

agreeably surprised‘ at what we can save you over the reg- ular prices.

J. B. FIcDONALD 8e Co.

dlEhRANCE sAtEP

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Old coIunTt-mrhles refaced and made good as new, at a very small cost.

Highest prices paid for old

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One-Half Cent a Word Each Insertion. Six Consecutive insertions Charged as Five, and Three Weeks as ‘ Two. Minimum Charge 10 cents. '

type, leads, electros, brass, etc.

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SANl TARY PLUMBING.

Bow oflea dlnaac and alehaau wmu la the hotneuand very ofun the cause la with the plumbing.

We always y particular lttln- tloa mtha nan wary laws, u this ta very lm at to the maintenance o! malt . O

our plumber ls a that-class man, and can he relied upon la llttln] up this clans of work In the moat. nip-to- data and aanlta manner.

We use none _t the vary but quality of goods on the ma t and ‘we can guarantee entire salts action

I IVG IQIIKGE.

(ma; a call svhlu la need u! any

tambta work done.

Bruce Stewart 8. Co. Iwndtahiitmr Ila ﬂan.“-

Btum Navl llol Co's Wharf. Cllarlotmoﬁl, P. l. l.

=M1~1l$ MEDIQINAI. CQ-Jmllilull Ont.

Water Street, at Mr. Hayﬁeld

given April 1st. next. Apply to W. S. Stewart.

ENERGETIC work. established business tin sncial standing. Salary $12. to $18. geek] , Wltll expenses aid each Mon-

l! penses advanced. thing. _ Bloc ,

WVANTED-Ilousc for small family, centrally located meuts on or hcfo .tN l - _ . ply to'this oﬁiccqm R ovem l" A],

_ ootl ﬂags each locality, local or trnvclhng, day tacking u ally advertising a New lliscorcrw experience necessary. Writc tor plum“.

_._______________________ u’ FOR $ALF._ Chcapv-Jfwo upright second-hand piunos, and one square.

Apply at the C-ut' l ' Home 8c Co. I m mumisstiiifii A.

FOR SA LPL-Su perior Cabinet Organ

suitable for House or Church Fqfgnlc “heap. llcu’ Carter A ti '

“rOMAN__\V . Q ) l , l-lt! 0n Roomg Permanent sitiou. omiiiti (neat Guﬁge gnu‘ 8d I‘ ouse of solid l _ .

TO»RENT.—Thut (lesimblc house on resent occupied by \ illiams. Possession

1-3 drw

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an. with..." LADIES WANTED-A unrem-

HILP WANTID-IALB.

irect from hea quarters. Ex- We furnish every-

Address, Secretary, 62o Monou Chicago, Ill. 27.1 if

SPECIAL county and adjoining territories to l m. present uud advertise an old catabllﬂhgd

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all,“ cuclhlkyolzlzdia with expenses llcudrpitrrtcrs. Expenses advanced; position permanent. Wefuruilhe . ‘llms- Aildresmrrtlt‘ connua» , ‘J's’ Mm llllilding. camp, m:

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In every locality tolnllodueomr :i::r.r..:ui.i.w::*.-::¢a"..':t"iii'“% and rnwnmn nnIIavI iii p"

.- men. n» "Mm ma‘ rm

nus-la: IIIIIIOIII co.- IOIIII. out

,witli modern improvc-

_ DCIILV VVAIVTEI) rwe hare a POHiIIOIhOpQu for one

o a year imd expenses 11,50 W, p show-cards and gcncr. No i

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Rzaratssnnrs-rtvu in this.

business house of solid ﬁnancial stand» '

eck direct from ,