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It 9”; to buy in this Province.

M the police court in this city yes-

terday, L. Mahal' was fined ten _dol- lars gr twenty days for drunkenness.

Mi” Hilda Brehaut, Alexandra, has returned home from a Plwlllllt visit to Miss Duncan, Bayfield St.

Frank Stretch, Long Creek, is vie~

mug friends in 1-Iazelbrook the guest 01 Boswell Carver. _ R ._ _.B ,.0`s°g¢`:'»od Mqvsdffof -Summer- ridrm anionic. ,ecvvvwblr is the chufuhmlgs'the°l-lllglbrook Field 1

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Garnet Lehaclieur. lV_l\11'.1‘¢Y _ HBfh0r. is visiting in Pownal the guest of Jae and Mrs. Jones. _

W. D. and Mrs. Sherran of Cra- psud and Mrs. W. N. Riggs, City, were visitors to Point Prim and El- don lust week.

Sarah Jane McMillan, and Michael

Murphy, City, have each been served with 5 prohibition summons for first offence against the Prohibition Act. returnable on Thursday next.

There will be good music, good skating, for a good cause at the Arena Rink tomorrow night, the 14th. inst. The skate is in aid of the poor and no one should fail to at-

tend. _

H. H. Acorn, Souris; _W. Morri- son, St John; T. Munn, Halifax; Jf H, Messervey, Montreal; J. T. Co- coon, Montreal and Geo H. Arbing, Montreal registered at the Victor a Hotel, City, between 11.30 last night and 10.05 Saturday night.

The funeral of the late James E.

McLeod, Murray River, whose death is recorded elsewhere was con- ducted by Rev. E. McDougall assisted by Rev. __.A. J. Mc- Neill, and the remains were laid to rest beside those of his'wife who pre- deceased him about seven years. He leaves three sons and six daughters for whom great sympathy ia'felt.

At the regular meeting of Excelsior

l"armer’s institute, York, Jonathan West reported on the sheep industry as outlined by Mr. Ritch at Trace- die Cross on Monlday evening, Feb. I-th. The sheep population of Canada is only two millionl in place of 'eigh- ty million. The old time method _of handling the fleeces should be dis carded. More attention', coupled with nutritious and succulent food must be given in order to produce the best results. On -motion a hearty vote of thanks was tendered Mr.” West for his comprehensive report to which he suitably replied.

The funeral of the late George Bis- hop will take place from 182 Great George St., tomorrow, at 2 p. m. to Marshfield Cemetery. The deceas- od, who passed away early yesterday morning, us announced in yesterdays issue, had been ill for a week and his demise was entirely unexpected at that aearly stage in his sickness. He was only thirty-six years of age and for the past seven years has been conductiog the Arlington Housi on Great George Street. He was a son of Wm. Bishop, French Fort, and besides .11 sorrowing widow leaves tr mourn his father, three brothers ii the United States, James, and Anlgus and Wilson, and two sisters. He wa: H ll01lular young man, honest and up- right in his dealings, industrious and enegertic ln' his daily life, and will he much missed by the large number of friends and acquaintances.

:_:A skin as smooth as satin. It ie

finite possible to keep your skin soil and free from chafe during the col- months. The daily use of our witcl hazel cream will accomplish won ders. It is easy and pleasant to us. and does not make the skin sticky Nicely perfumed 25c a bottle. Th McKinnon Drug Co. Druggists Cor Gt- Gwrze and Kent ses. ai-ti

_ilalasallail liuiighhiiiliili ; uuiieili--nrohanu Baci'

-T"° Qulskosf Surest C . yn, Ev" U' _'__ Wah Remedy _ “___ ll FsmlI_y apply fan

Saves Yo

You have neva

g, 1' “led lmvthlns' which “kia hgmollzf a bad cough and conquers Give. “m°"Y_ll Plnex Coulh Syrup. no" me m notcnt relief and usually cough |,, twnff* '°\"¢\Hl!°. deep-seated ‘O ‘Ive prompt 3 _\_1u__r0;l_i_l_l:,rl. Gu_:rsn¢esd

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;1nPf_r:;_lp_:x;d __;_v:i:_gplris-__ci;_\:g2_ . eve rm lm I if concen- ..,,,l‘:‘;,‘i';’,';l,’\°““d 01 N°fwev white Pino ‘nt mae _ in gusiacol and other hesi- mak" 1° guemente. A 50-cent bottle but can _ noel-s. flmlly IUDPIYL-of the u _ “gil "°m¢<i¥ that money can buy, h°me_m-dn! °f 12. Simply mix with honey ,“° °“¥.|-P syrup or su-since nadyvfor I- ld-Dum!! holtll, and it 1| mmm ll"-' Elllly prepsred in five _ Chuan!-d r_eciions in pscksgo. mm n :ke Pines cough .syi-up-ie hr oldlvod and is l__prompt. safe remedy ma ‘nd°" Y°\lnl- stimulates the appe- -,mm is vllshuy lanilve-bein good for MAI- A handy household medicine .nd ___ rseness. Asthma, bronchitis, eic_. ‘______b_nusu:_lly effective for incipient lun] ._ mal- sed in more homes ln the U. "med, Canada than any other cough

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':§,‘,’§; '“°°°»lfully. for lhcthilss else vnu -is co the ssme resul . " ho pnuiiio _mgulrsnfeed to give absolute estlsfsc- _mn °r money re unded. Certificate of ;,m"'*°° ll wrapped in seen press". -“I u g;:_ls;_|°I_s_t hps °Pinexaor v_1_lll sisdly _¢°__ ,l.°N“°_ onli f. len to he Pfnsx

ll *Silver Spoons Lf knives, forks sud serving

pieces, ln msny exquls- ‘

no designs, -src stamped _

i Mises sos. - ` This br:ln.l is known ss )

, "Silber Plata that Wears" /

» dl i l " . . §l.i§“%`l'¢3l.l£"°ll‘¢i1" - - tion is guersordod.. '

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Attention is called to the classified Id 011 "Nt Page for a stenographer.

Rev. Ewen McDougall will preach

null! SalllJBth, 25th, at Bauggr -ni 10.80 and Dundas five p. m.

._ Ludlow Jenkins has been engages

by the Hazelbrook Dairy C0_ B, cheesemaker for the coming season, The Directors are to be congrntuiaqq 0" bell!! able to secure the services Of Buch e capable manager im- their factory.

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Miss Kiltie Ldfgd, City, returned on the special from Georgetown last night from Calgary where she had been for the past year and a half. Miss Large has not been enjoying good health recently and will' recupe- rate at her home here.

Electors voting at the Civic Elec-

tion tomorrow should be careful and go to the polls with the receipts for their City Taxes with them, because if they go without their receipts they cannot vote if objection is made and they may not' be allowed to return to the polls with their receipts or he permitted to vote.

While driving through Vernon Riv-

er Saturday a spirited horse that Chester Vaniderstine was driving took fright and upset the sleigh throwing the occupants out. Mr.. Vanlderstlne was badly shaken up and was taken to Hayden's where medical aid was administered and the iajiiries dressed.-Exe.

::Iiexall catarrh jelly is a remedy

we can recommend to all who have catarrh. It is easy to use and gives prompt results, Put up in convenient tubes at 25c. Sole agents, The Mac- Kinnon Drug Co. Cor Gt. Geo. & Kt Bts. dtf.

::Buntain, Bell & Co., for best coal.

Lowest prices. 1-2sdti_

Vote for Stems he is a resident of

ward one.

The electors of ward one vote for

Sterns and better sidewalks, and streets and more frequent visits of the water cart.

li All Started _

Wiih La Grippe

And the ¢ure_\-vhs quick and lure when he used Dodd’s- liidney Pills.

Aged New Brunswick Man Tells

How His Diabetes and Bright’s

'Disease Vanishsd Before Dodd's` » Kidney Pills.

Lower Abougoggin, Westmoreland

Co., N.B., Feb. l2` (Special)-“I had rr severe attack of La Grippe which developed into Diabetes and Bright'ié Disease. but Dodd’s Kidney Pills cured me. Yes, I am seventy years old, but I am`in good health' again and I hardly need to tell you I am -‘-.veil satisfied with Dodd's Kidney Pills."

Such is the story of Damien- Boud-

reau, one of the oldest and most 'Jighly respected inhabitants of this >lace. It shows what a boon D0dd's Kidney Pills are to the old folks. Fhey cure the Kidneys, clear the dregs of disease out of the blood and make the old feel young.`

Dodd's Kidney Pills cure the Kid-

neys. Good Kfdneys mean that there can be no impurities left in the blood. And the man or woman who has good pure blood can laugh at nine out of ten of the ills to which the desh is heir. They are the one sure cure for all diseases of the Kidneys in-d all diseases such as llheumatisim, Backache, Lumbago and Heart Dis- ease, which are caused by impure blood.

T0fd0lfROW'S ELECTION

__ <09". °_i!i°E_!L‘?"=__ P“S_°_._1-,l-___ law one of which requirements is to produce at the time of voting the :ollector's receipt for the taxes, and if he refuses to take his.oath he can- not get a. ballot or be allowed to rote or "be again admitted to the iolling station." Seo sec. 38 of the Ballot Act. This section is a very stringent one and electors should therefor in order to avoid the possi- bility ei. neing refused rl ballot so to be polls prepared in the first instan- :e to produce the necessary receipt 'or their taxes. There are twelve polling places in the city as follows._ Ward one East

h Michael W Smith as Re-

lortion of 6< _ ' Snelgrove will act as Returning Om'

t n ortion A.

,cer and in the Wes er p

h Ofilccr

J. D0 ll ill be f- B - ' Ward,g'll“hr:: has but one P01138 l ce and Henry Smith is ' G p B Oill er. Ward Foul' M9

Returning <2 three polling i>laces.llJast,Cé_lel3'_a; lad

West with B. C. Moore. K, -

r-101ihr00ir_ anrl)mCol. Daniel Stewart

R f, cers.

uwrfduliflvnegiue largest in tl" ‘MY

W Returning Ofllcers vis Henry

has four Lspthorne on U10 35"- Ch°"R°=_hE_;

McKinnon in East Central. \' Foster in west Ceigrel. I “"4 Michael Curran on the est. I1 vl-

peu oi this were time mer M

sn aged in the pvllivs l‘°°m'

zggirthgeggfiog containing their names

i . is.-I-';,°:r1\12f,:r::l\(; cgfthiers will meet in the council chamber as soon sflter six o'cloek on the ev0I\lD¢ 01 Uh" 0" .ity -U ponies emi me uv f-Ml' '°' gm-ng received from each pcgleszfmufznf elm _tux n:_;;»;=__ the ll 8 “

ber 0 v I - Au <i¢¢i¢éon»_ slv5x;____\x__¢\_:_ z§:“';‘.‘.' D outy Re urn nz ` ° l ballot papers at the tlml

lfdity 0 of counting the ballots at f-:¢__°\0l0

-uw. ilw iw* #114 °°“ " Ll.

rcviewezoor reversed- '“*°“° "

1 l'¢¢0uht.'

wit - turning Oflicer. Ward one West Wlilll . Joseph W. Hodgson as Return-.1 thought I should certainly become ing Officer. Ward two will also have insane. I was so reduced in flesh two polling places. In the Eastern that I was little better than a living 3 th ward Albert E

mi nearly twelve hundred voters!

“nom K 14 esndiaates runnin!

t b liot set for either

rgzfrlteg tllzeeadeeisiooe or for s

IT WAS STUNE

Ill THE Blllllllfll

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all Pius Pissrn ir

“Five years ego I "was taken d vm

with what the ddctore culled Inflhm- mation of the Bladder-intense ' ins

in the buck and lol _ s, .sud iilioulla' in "milling, . snd _ the 'ltfldlrhi _ W ch .‘If.'i‘.‘1'.°.».i“°I°...f'°°‘f”».:3.." *"0 'le well

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that Ioould get ,walk sc `fhd! ir ' f_

., `~ ....-.' 0 ,ft is 1"=‘f“?"‘- 1 rin" fn in l i .- . w “The - _<fi___;"":'l`

leidjgggqucnt

~ - .ei once, sud. the eiuiek _-

f _ 1.. _ .,

_ - .~ 1., _In"six weei;e,.,ibe-.,`?&_4x¢ in Thi; Bladder came swag. u ! recsll hopk;_l__ee‘g3_r¢d sn how now. i_ sul hes ir .able io work, rfeimlei express myself strougiiénough when I speakofw tGlN PIL have done for mc". JOHN HERMAN, ueniiiion, out.

Regular size, 5oc. a box, 6 for $2.5o

-st all dealers. You cant t¥_em free by writing for s fide samplglo siioual Drug K: Chemical Co. ,of Canada Limited, Dept. P P- Toronto. ad ;

All should remembeathe Valentine

Masquerade at the Arena tonight.

Abegweit hockey practice this even-

ing at 6.45 p. m.

A refreshment and candy table will

he at the Valentine Tea in Zion Church schooiroom tomorrow.

The sale of the “John McNeil Farm," at Cable Head, Lot '41, ad- vertised to take place on the 15th inst, is indefinitely postponed.

Hon. John Richards, M. P. P., oi

Bideford and Mrs. Richards, are in the city en"i‘oute to the mainland, on a visit to Washington, D. C., and 'other clties..Mrs. Richards will spend the winlter in Washington.

When referring to the change in the

Charlottetown Mutual Firelnsurance Company’s business in yesterday's is- sue the word "Life" was accidentally inserted in place of "Fire" in thc hrm's name. _

The services on the Hazelbrook

field for next Sunday will be as fol- lows:-Cross Roads ll a. m., Hazel- brook, 2.30 p. -m., and AlexanKira7 p. rr-. The service in-the Hazelbrook Church will be missionary in charact- er and will be led by the W.. M. A.S.

The marriage will take place this

morning at 9 o'clock in- St. Pat- rick's Church, Fort Augustus, of Miss Margaret E. Cnmmisky, eldest daugh- ter of Hon/ 'J. H, Cnmmisky, to William H. Mullen of Donaldson.

A concert and basket social in aid

of the Woman’s Auxiliary of the Church of England will he held in the public hall at- Crapaud, tomor- row, Wednesday evening, February 14th, inst., doors open at 7.30 p. III. '

John T. and Mrs. Power, Edward

St, City, were yesterday bereaved ii. the death of their little seven year old son Edward J., which occurred after a protracted illness. The little chap had been suffering from spinal trouble and had undergone treatment in Montreal. The bereaved family"wili have the sincere sympathy of their many friends.

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Electors of ward one, vote for

Stems and macadimized streets in your ward.

The electors of ward one, vote for

Stems, the largest property holder in the ward, -who will see to your wants better than an non-resident.

two»ten_

$300,000 CHICAGO FIRE.

CHICAGO, Feb. 8.-One fireman

was fatally injured, several others were seriously hurt and a loss of

iS300,000 was caused early today by fire which destroyed portions of th: repair and supply shops of the Chica- go Railways Company.

1-ill: cAiu»:i.r ss cnocl-:R

Blundered, and Great Good Came of it

A careless grocer left the wrong

;D8-CKBB0 at a Michigan home one day and thereby brought a great blessing to the household. l "Two _vears ago I was a sufferer _from stomach trouble, so acute that ithe effort to digest ordinary food gave me great pain, and brought on a condition of such extreme nervous- ness that I could not be left alone

skeleton. The doctors failed to give me relief and I deepaired of recov- ery. ' | "One day our groceryman left a ,package of Grape-Nuts food by mis- take, so I tried some for dinner. I _was surprised to find that it satis- |\\°‘l-mv Bvpetite and gave me no die trees whatever. The next meal, late lofit again, and to be brief, I have --lived for the past year almost exclu- ively on Grape-Nuts. It has proved to be a most healthful and appetiz- ing food, perfectly adapted to the rt qufrements of my system.

"Grape-Nuts ls»not only easily di- gested snd sssimiilted, but I llhd that since I have been using it I am able to eat anything else my appe- tite fancies, without trouble from in- digestion. The stomach trouble and nervousness have left mu. I have re- gained my plumpuess and my views of life are no longer despondent and gloomy. ‘ '

"Other members of my family, es- pecially my husband, (whose old ene- my, the ‘heart-burn,' has been vsn- quished) have also derived rest ben- efit from the ues of-Grape-flute food and we think no morning meal com- plete without it." Nemo given- by Csnsdisn Posture 0o.,.Wiodsor, Ont.

"'l‘here's a reason," sud it is ex- pisiued in the little book, "Tho Road to Weilvilie," in pigs, _ __ ____--_t swmlalur nm im-fri me

one snmsfmn elmo ie uae. They sri jsnoinc inn. sad lull -human

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'_i`_alie. advantage of this great opportunity

ie replenish your linen close! at liiile cost

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Snap No 1.

B & W’s Special linen

we price to-day _ `

WW. Will() il \

Heavy clpsely woven real

good quality linen crash toweiing, x7 inches wide, red border,a usual lo'c quality

Splendid towel values have al

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_ Special towel bargains-on _ sale today only

vays been a feature of this s‘ore‘s linen dept Note these

‘ _f}",__.» _ A values and lay ina supply. I ' _

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_ . ` All linen, heavy huck lowelf, good Fine large bleached huck towels, Ls,-gg size ii,"-leigh bgih low-¢|,,,_

sire. hemmed ready for use-a splsn liemsiitched ends-deep fancy woven ancy renter in red eirrpe effect - ex

l chea damssk border lxirs iralsr ¢-gn ¢|-iga aiu;

` 9 d'd wearing quail y p - _ 2 - I , _ ' _ ' l - -_ _ Jm, - at |5c. Speclsi........._. 1 Special worth 30,. Linen :ale .1

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An enormous range of towels to s lect from-every kind -all at special low prices during

ur annual linen sale. ~

Snap No. 2

Firm , smoothly woven

household cotton a quality which will please you in every resp.ct. Cheap at mc. To-day B it W’s special price 8C

Snap No 3. Snap No.

Full bleaclied Irish damask loo doz Union damask

pure lilen tabling 72 inch nspklns,17incll,ueat designs, elegant patierns,heavy weight -good wearing quality. Beer

gomprre wi_thmosti.25linens 8: Weeks special linen sale

o~day .B & W’s value, to-day er

special price. 75C doz- n P 556 I

Sheetings

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llemmed

Free

Sheefings L

efc.

llemmed

Free

"':Bedspreads"--of every Kind and Description

We are proud of our grand showing of snowy bedspreads. From the cheapest to the Enest, every

value is a worthy one. We’ve every make, every size, eve ry price in reason. For example.

buys a good wearing and wash- buys a regu ar 1.40 spread bu s a i d`dl d bl ~

ing bedspreads lleluxnei ready -a_ .-.ntisflctos wearing '32 §p|?;ad_ sgoilnbié £65 ursizee firiier, single bed size, regular value quality, deeply flinged large double hculmed ready for use. Excellent val’ 95c. _ bed size. _ uc at $i_65. ' 2

We offer nearly forty different qualities to :elect from- e fery one a special value.

/fn connection with our linen sale we are running\

the following attractions

20 p. c of all lace curtains 20 p c. of all curfsiningc 2|) p. c. off all porfieres 20 p c. of all fancy linens .

\' In all these lines we show compiete'sto:ks, you`ll find this opportuni-y well worth taking advantage of |

. llow'8hcil I lfotc

,_ <C°|\¢\°\\°d. _Fr_<>_fr..13e¢s_1._L._ eyesores should be removed from the _iigainiiui barbel- and an 'uptpdstv ferry boat placed on it_on which the pubic and tourists would be pleased to take many trliis- _ ,Automobiles should be permitted to run anywhere on the Ie- lsnd under - proper restrict- ions, The horses would soon be- come accustomed to seeing them and take no more notice of them than the horses do of the street ears and auto- mobiles in other cities. In the United States sud Western Canada many farmers were using the automobile to good advantage. The farmers should be the first to

advocate- their use on P. E. Island.

All those who held office should

seek to make the city and province thoroughly progressive so that their sons snld daughters will have induce- fronts to remain at home *and the people from other provinces and countries will be attracted to this fair Island.

`. __ t th|i~ i_lote_s.f r rreiiitltien' law should he guarded, strengthened and lnforced. Vote for Civic and notional

iniere ei.

righteousness. There was Judas u-

Pillow Slips _ /` 0

ready for use lable linens in llolh

N elym d____HO ____ 0 u_l_eached and unbleach- ° ‘- - e is' a magnificent

quality English cotton, any sif/.e 4d, 42, 44 and-46inch. leach on y 0nQ_

1 2 1 -Zc

Beer & Weeks Beer & Weeks I Beer & Weeks I Beer & Weeks

f flue

ur showing oi fin)

I . \ K- Napkins to match J

Sheetings 1 _

Unbleaclled sheclings 68 inc-hcs

wide firm even weave spec- V

ial per yard. _ . 18C 72inch.....

rpecial offering in While Eng-

lish 72 inch sheeting free from dressing cheap at 26 fo

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'mon the Apostles who was a theil

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snll a traitor and whose place had to _bc filled by a good man by the lots cast by the good disciples. It is righteousness that exalts a city and a nation.

And religion. worth

for. the

he said' votes for your Protestant religion is for it is 'worth voting

as you pray. The voting of was for principle. It ex-

and prepared the way for of the pure religion that

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DANISH KING which is now said to he pneumonia,

IS SIGRIOUBLY 11.1. yet his condition is serious, and is --7 |causing gtncrai srrxietv throughout

COIWJNHAGEN, Feb. 8-Although Denmark. There have been crowds of

nv imminent <laluzv1‘ is regarded . as esuers at the palace throughout the attached to King Fredreick’s illness day.

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w ` Of smgsingiohrmoqhat mt-

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- }he answer ? Next time ink

or our RIVAL or MASTEQ

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dissppolnfs. Cool. sweet sod

_ _ :_ _ _ fragrant. None better mlile

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- - . ' ° Our LAcK-'rw1s'r chew-

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