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The

_ ' "nd °d"‘j‘“°‘"8 Years bring an increasing tendency

Q to constipation. The co;»;<:tive thev_nee_d ls K m 0 Y ' NA-DRU-C0 Laxatives dr'-'*-'

Enmely dmer°nH'°m °°mm°n|3X2liVes Pleasamgo ¢ake_mnd ana ,nl It pays to buy in this province. There is no admission to the ca;-ui-

Atablet (or less) at bed-time regulates the bo l pa ess' - 1 val in the star Rink, rnwnni, tumor.

'¢>sos_ never needed. Comcounded. like all th;]elS2geiiie2i>$'R Iilcreasmg - Fultun Adams’ Muncmn’ is spend' row'

glrat ons. by expert chemists. Money back if not satisfactg

U CO pre

Zo. a box lf your druggi.-l has not ry-

* ~ yet stocked tl ,

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or cANAoA. umirso. |vioN1'i?i-i’i\'iMg

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|lilacKinnon’s English oinlmeni

ilu: n few days with irisnds in this citv

Miss E. Gillis, city, left last even-

lillt on the mail special for George- town en rout: to Boston.

Rev. R. G. Fiiltnn, of Woodstock,

Y N~ B~. well known in this city, is at

retail. its praises have been sun i so often i ' r ref \

is W iam ii users that’ Everyone should go tn the Baptism

it is tiiineccssary for us to refer to its many good qualities

25c a box.

The iilacliiiiunii llrug Co.

I CHF. (il. Geo A; Ki Sis,

‘ Twenty pci- er-nt rnnnount off an

l\'o_`|\)l\ is lu sniuli or \\'i\rk

loo iiiliicalofor nic io lntiiillv lo i‘ver_\' i~n=.i~ you ure surf: oi' §;t‘lli|ij_; the lwsi llizil lf‘|i_\.( »_->:- pcriviiicv, :uid iiigviiiiiiy

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Lvl us ipinic priccf: nu yriuf

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G00d ffcttllh Depends in 5 _ Large Measure on Good

Teeth

lf your tceili hurl or are :lor-:i_veii, und

.\'_u\l<'ui1i_u»t iu'<>i»i-i'l,\' iiia.=uii~aio mod _wiiir :._»'iii>r:rl iipiilili \‘.'il| ln- lio_iiiid io i<Llffoi‘. hi-ii :itll-iillsii :_ii ii:ir‘<-,arid il _\'o\| cniiii- to _-:ue us ioi'_:i<l\'u-i- _\'iiu will get il. r~li(~i»rlull\

l"~'i"»li‘|_\\'_l":'_»~. .iu;l1i_\'oii will l»-i i|,~ ll\\' \_\"'I`l\' li \\I|| lu' \\'vll rloiii- :ii i'i~:ii;i»ii-

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ri/trout ».n»~n<.nn .. to

The Edison Brings ]oy to 1

all, Old and Younq

' 'l`lic litlistiii is the out- iiislriiuicni iliiit plt~eisi~4:ill people and :il\_i~lzi.sscs,

from sirirt to finisli i»i`e:icl\ i'e-cord in zi s\\'i°~-l pci'i\\d of soundcii_l°}""ef't» old ni tl young, lnri;u :uid sninll iulu- :iii equal dvliglil in ‘|10 C\lll‘J`|?lll\~

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mont lie .‘ ' ~ _

The oiiilri- worlil uf i~iiii‘rl:\iiiniiii\ isopi-ii io you if you o\\'n an

Filisoii lcciiirers, clociiiioiiisis. \'.'iiiilc\'ilh» :uid om-raiic -‘~l~l"i» U|\Ul‘\`|\ . . , _ i‘||i\ii"i H.\\il soloisls, ii\iii'<lrL'l <lin\\‘< ilu' t‘oiii‘i'rl lisill, liaiiilr-Iitiiil :uid iiiililury purndo are lwiiiiglil into ilu* |~||\'.'ii`_\' of _vnui own hoiuc.

Nolliing' will give so much joy for so luili: foul. (ffl 0\\l'l\‘I`I11fi.

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ORINOCO _is

a revelation in

pipe tobacco. lt is one of the lines!

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Qlgitillllyipgggli sii1<t>l)¢l;aCC”(f`r(y iccollefge man's gull doa

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present supplying at Port Hood.

RW. G. M. Campbell, St. John,

formerly of this clt lectured in

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as marie by the late Neil Mackinnoii of Suiniiiersicle. We are now .}.I"‘“"t°"' B" last ‘”"°k» 0'*

- prepared to siipply this valuable curative Uiiiiiiieiit wliolesale and ScUt1”nd`

_(_7lii.rch scliool room this evening and ;hf=fU` Mawr _Iiartlctt lecture on “Si- ICIW- It will he assist-ng a good lcnuse. Admission 201:.

T~ (l0'1|¥. F€lJresentlng”l‘he Moon-

ev His(-iiit; & (`and Co Stratford

I ._ _ _ y __ Oni., lc‘t on the mail special on rc:

turn _last evening after being in this Province on a business trip.

(ln Saturday thc Murray I-lnrlmr

fanny boxes of (iiiocoiateie at Beer &` ,:~`.-'i'-‘-:.'» ' ,~ _ _ “nfl S u,~;_- 1 U t t. ~

GUn'3°_ l'2x‘l`4‘~ ___ ‘I ,iroin ’ilig|iis_lia\iii'crc "im wetsiiiileil Rlliird

fr-----l_.--~ -___/f ~ V _ 33333 \v_este-rn freight; train (mm §~inmm_,~.

5;-,,®,__; M _ .1 /' side was liftcen rniuutcs late. i

wh Y (` I ii iii. A _ 'l‘he lecture in thc basement of the

"‘-7.( '\ (`ff1@h0ll`ul on "I‘\resday evening next,

_ _`j__ , ,_ _ _ _ v\;hen lilpjor( 'Bartlett will tell the

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¢,.,,__ __l` ' _ ' " ‘ _. bi`l:ii‘,l' _iifill _beli'1lllliis€i‘a::,illliiyhiihéiiltrhniio

ln ii'.\' \\'orl<<lii\p :i`oo\t: ` ' ‘ 7 ‘ ‘ii ifpfi it SUl"ndld VIEWS’ and an who an “Judi

lf1i'l¢`\2'°4il.i\'clY l uni liri‘Iw\i‘- V ' " ,/` i 'Rl i of sncmg heanty SPUL5 Of NBUIYC' ell In ,'di\'\i iiiiexuellstl satis .~~ ._ ‘_ 0 should not miss this opportunity' I

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iii:'l u\il"\\l`tiiij_\;‘lixlliiilll ';;\'ii\‘i&\l _/ .;;.. i 'FU 7 (lyiicviy-I-I,),I£_'|7 I). ?n(\)/rrmmlif .or limiklo/yi' j__\_M__H_ __ -_ __ _ '_ _ _ -. J cr U cry el. l)i. Moi-i

rison, Vernon River, ls in the city.| Hn was culled horuc in i‘cs;ioiis~. 1;-_i the iimvs of his faLh"r's illniss but dill noi. urrivc in time to nic him bc- fore he pn.~sc.l away. Itcv. Dr. Mor- rison lcftvcs this wcek for a, trip to liurope.

The qimrtcrly official lionrd of thc:

f<‘ai_i'vilie, N. R., Metiiodist church has i:_|':iiitc1l Iicv. G. A. Iiiss, whose. home is in this city, an increase in] his stipend for this year, which cnils` in Juno, of $50, to he followed next) year by an additional $50, in apprc-I cintioii of his decision to remain in' Fairvillc and not consider the call to', Siickvillc.

A l\'lorell corresgoniloiit writ"s:-

'Tlic i’cru t‘.oncert Cnniiiany lime gone to Sourls, coiicludiiii.: treir e-'l.ny ut Morrill, Monday, Zlird iust., a`ter coiuliicting ct moat exciting popularity contest between Miss Mn- riaii McAilnm and Miss Terisla Mc- Donald, the prize hcing a hanlsome gold watch, awarded to Miss Melton- alii, wlhicli shows her popularity in that \'icinity. All wish the Peril (ionccrt Company cvcry success in their undertakings in the future.

The first real storm of the season

occurred ' Saturday and continued through the night into early hours of the iolloiviiig morniuvr, assiming the pi'oportion.~: of a real hlizznrcl when

Misses Jean and Estelle Aitken,

Georgetown, were visitors to the cltv Saturday.

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Rev. Dr. Heartz, formerly of this

_city, preached in Pugwash, N. B.,

lust week.

Rev. Thos. Marshall, formerly of

this city, left St. John last week for Bermuda, on church work.

Norman Ramsay, Br., of Hamilton,

was called to this city last week to sec his brother, John, who is ill in the l’. E. I. Hospital.

Au epidemic of mcaslesnpf irevglent

in the school districts o rline Mile Creek, Rice Point and Argyle Shore. As a result the schools have had to be closed. _ `

Last Sunday week Rev. H. Wigle,

Amherst, who recently preached in this city, and Rev. T. J. Dcinstadt, St. John, also well known here, ex- changed pulpits.

The Wesleyan referring to the an-

niversary services held in Halifax (lrniton Street Methodist Church laht. week, says that Rev. Dr. Heaitz, Rev. G. J. Bond, B. A., and Rev. Mr. Marshall, well known here,, assisted in the service.

Edward Hogan of Et. _-Iohn, who

has been in this Province for the last few days, buying a. lot of horses, left for St. John by the Earl Grey on Satiiiwlny. I-In loft liehind him a _fine carloall of liorscs' which will be forwarderl to him hy the Minfo this morning.

All should remember the lecture in

the bai~u-.ment of the Cathedral on Tuesday evening next in aid of the Orphanage, and be there, as they can pave th.-_ir way to future happi-

nt its height. It reached this point. about two o'ciock Sunday morning..l Nu damage of any consequence has been 'reported outside of the olow.n__-__ in of some windows and the ta‘mpor~» ary dcrangcmcnt of some of the E. I. Telephone (7ompany`s wires in ‘thc city. Telephonic communication throughout the country has nrt hcczi intierfered with as for as could he as-_ ccrtained. '

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ctevcr chap named Charles Olcott

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iMac Ellwooil in a talking sketch,

ithn hour, Voleska lflurall. who Dl“lfS€l\~

.comedy e -

_Wright and ‘Dietrich made a hit with

The winter stcamcrs had a rather

rough time of it. on Satiirday. The Miuto left Picton that morning and arrived on (fm-.e Beal' in the after- noon wlieic she remained _all 'that evening. Throughout the night she drifted ten miles cast in the terrific gale blowing. Alter getting up steam yesterday morning. she sailed right for Georgetown, having little difficulty in reaching that port. The Earl Grey had s rather heavy trip owing to the heavy storm lint did not encounter the same difficulties as did the Minto on account of the flir- cction of the wind which cleared l'ic- tou and thc immediate const of ice.

'Phare w:~' an exceptionally clever

program pix on at Keith & l‘i'uctor's Fifth Avenue, New York last week, which was tlioroughly appreciated by the larger aiuliciiccs which daily at- tiziidcil cuffli show. The lliiiii'iiinn’ra rn- prei-iciitnt.ive_ has foi'\vni~dcd the pro» grn-ui which incliulcd ninny fnvuritc New York artist.:-i. The ilulinn Mnxl- ino did some thrilling feats on the wiic and was uicki followed by a

who entertained most cnioyably for ten minutes in bright comic opera. Foliowiiig came Russel & Smith's minqtrpl James S Devlin and Miss

Jack and Mrs Mctlrecvy in a ludic- rous skit, and the big sensation of

ted her tabloid and polite musical

Iiouif Varietie in line scenes,

their singing and the Elton-Polo '1‘|~¢m|ic of European ncrohats were marvels of skill. Brilliant moving pictures brought thc big show to a cl ..

*§'1_"1Z__ o..ooi si=.EwriAi-s neue!

1; Johnson & .lohiiso _

ness, and present content, in no liet- ter manner than in helping the Wor- thy chnritics that are in.tlicir midst..

(`onsidcrn.l»lc inlerest and diszussiun

is manifested in Long Creek and sur- rounding.districts iii regard to the prospective branch telephone line from New Haven to Afton Hall, Mii`cli credit is due to A. K. McPhee’ and Neil Mcflannell, who by their strenuous oiiorts are soon to bring the ailair to a successful issue.

Messina will he shown in picture

this evening in the school-room of the Baptist Church; Messina ns it stood before the awful disaster of 1908, and Messina as it lookcdafew days alter. Few places in this world ure more licautifully situated than is Mrssios. As has been truly said, “it is l’ni'rtdise above ground, and tht- inicrnal regions hciictitli. Admission Zilc.

Lieutenant Colonel M. B. Edivarda

is receiving hearty congratulations on his being -appointed to the com- mand of the 12th Infantry Brigade. He succeeds Lieut. Col. H. McLean, whose tenure office has expired., and who has been placed on the reserve staff, with the honorary rank of col- onel. The new command of Col. Ed- ward cmbraces three regiments of in- fantry, the 73rd, 741th and 82nd and the ‘Jth Field Ambulance of P. E. I. The new commanding officer has been in the militia for more _than twenty years, and is popular with both his men and his brother ofilcers alike.- St. John Times.

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almost invaluable during

‘ the winter months for

Checking colds . Relieving chills \. Allayiiig |ain _ Stopping cramps; '_ Ci ld fee-t &c.

' Yoii'll get Fatisfactioii _ -1 outof the kind we sell for Y We guarantee them.

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reputation and the Tuckett exp _ to-day.

‘ I' ' ' I Tastes good and will not bite

1” Tin: and in Parl'/'A'”-

Sala. by mg,-f ¢-p¢r_y rlmlvr in Canada.

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Our Saturdays Baking

Good things to eat to delight the

house keeper who prides herself on her own baking-

(iream pics, jelly rolls, doughnuts,

apple pies, lemon plei, mince DNS. pineapple pies, peach pies, are just a few samples from our long list of

rinr; miiuuo

Housekeepers, you can't bake as

well for as little money as we do by wholesale. Try our cream bread, rolls, pies, cakis, etc. All we ask is a single chance.

‘ TRY OUR HAKING

~ _I D. S T E W A R T |` me Gt George Street

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cotch Candy

crgusons Stolcli bnruly is

the most delicious sweonneal you r--or aiu. li ispreparsd in the Old Country, suit here in air tight intian covered tin cases-nolliing like it is made in Canada.

Fergnson's Candy gro w si

sweeter, more pnlmnhlc und de- lirious with age. lt is faviired by the Eiiglish Royalty and peeragc and every package hears it rer- tificats of punt from one of lid

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Now for a lively Saturday at .-- The Remnant Sale -

ANOTHER DAY OF BARGAlN_ OPPORTUNITY IS BEFORE

you--and it is yours to take full 1-idvsiitage of it, New remnants of print cottons will be ready to fill the places emptied by great selling'---and sofar as possible every effort is made to offer you again a good choice of really notable bargains.

Bargains in Dress Goods Remnants

Bargains in Remnants of Silks

Bargains in Remnants of Laces

Bargains in Remnants' of Prints

Bzirgains in remnants of white cottons

Bargains in remnants of flannelettes

Bargains in remnants of Einbri idery _

Bargain remnants Oftheetiiigs.

Odd _lots of ladies' 1ieekwear,veilings, fril iu__f s. tidd lots of iii :n’s sweaters, white shirts etc.

_ Remnant Sale oi 756 _ _' 1 Waisls worth to 1.50 rf __ 5

A clean up in the waist section inzikes these two _ ' _ I' ` _ bargains possible. _ ’ ~'

Dainty, \\-'ell made, smartly finished w_ti.'~"s_ /_'gf pf’ 1 _ \

mostly white, worth to 1.50 for...................75c \ '_,_‘ \\`_ Waisls worth to 250 lor 1.00 ' .i \ _ _

Here is another great bargain, wide range of -. 'V . _ ' A I

pretty “_/aists, carefully cut, prettily finished, * _._

too Q5 '

perfect fitters, not bargain waists but good -2 * waists at at bargain......... . . ._ . .. _ . . . _

5 llaniisoiiie Alaska Sable Mulfs

-Special for to-day 13.50-

Usual lligh price store value ' would be $20.00 0ur Regular low price 15.00 less 10 ii. c.

_ Handsoiiie genuine Alaska Sable Muff Pillow shape thick long fur; lined with black satin. This is such a muff as high pric; stores offered at 20.00 during the season.

Our special price 15.00 less ro p. c. for spot cash-ivliich means I5 50 _

4 Beauiiiul Alaska Sable il/luiis f--Specially offered $17.10-B--~

Usual “high price store” value 25.0J` ‘ _ ‘ .ilur regular 19 00 iess_10 p. c. _

This rich soft .~\lziska 2~`ab_le Pillow Muff is one of the finest values you

ever saw-_ We want you to see it-Note the texture of fur, its rich soft beaiitv i\ote_ the large size. Compare with anything offered you at 25.00 and ilu-ii con.sicl<~r our price 19 oo less io p. c. |7 N

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Mink Muff bargains :tt 2250

Mink Muff bargains at §|_50

L Fancy .Sable Rug Muffs at [3 90

These are three wonderful values. V 1 i

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S'UES FflANCl‘l FUR |‘7IGH'I'(lENTl`Nil5 removal. but direct.:d that the cll-timed illcKnllY.

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habitant of Neuilly. one of the su- laws and demanding eight cents as a been discovered that he obtained t birbs of Paris. One day on return- tax on the tree which lic had caused measurement on which his intrica in from a motor car drive his wife, to he cut down. sum was based from the umbi-ell

__ noticed a small -and shabby looking; He paid under protest and now, af- maker, who is now engaged-in ma

.." ' cherry tree in the middle oi a smalilter consulting with his lawyer, hi- ing the sunshndp hnndlg from t

lawn, has decidoil to sue the treasury for stem_‘

*As it was almost dead. she ordered the amount, which, hc argues, was

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slender stem should be reserved for a lt was a mystiry for some tim

The Ifronrh treasury ia to bc sued sunuliadc handle how thc tiensiuy official managed t

for eight cents. l Flome time after the owner ot the -make so precise a calculation aho

This sum was exacted by a trcas- hoiise received three large sheets of in tree which hc had only seen at iiry official the other day from an in- official UHDDF. Fcfvrriug to the forest distance. Since then, however, it h

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LIST OF RATEPAYER9 FOR THE CITY OF CHNRLOTTETOWN, in default for assessment due 0

Real Property for the year ending 31st December, 1910, containing names ot all such rieiaulters and emo due from them respectively with a statement with the Number of the Town, Water Lot and Gammon Logo on which or any part thereof Buch assessment is in default

“Name of Ratepayar in Default Statement oi Description of Property upon which Amount, gf Ag

-_ Assessment is made mmf, qu, md ‘mp

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Stephen Coyle... louse and Land, Town Lot 3, 2nd undred...

...$19.25

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inburghs University] professors oi Chemistry.

For ruiideiisrd deliciousness

you li have to try Fergus \n‘s candy-price n box :oc to $l.25

The 2 Macs

Mrs. James Connolly... Wallace Carr... . . Wallace Carr... . .. Ellen Flynn... Est. of Henry Hsrvio... Sarah Hucstis... ._ .. .. Hugh Monaghan, Jr... .. Neil McNevin... .. . . . . Henry Rackham... . . . Michael W. Smith... Thomas Sweeney... Estate oi James Trainer... Estate of William Walsh...

...Hoiine and Land, Town Lot 39, 5th hundred... ..'. ...House and Land, Common Lot 19... ...Vacant Land, Common Lot 27... ... House and Land, Town Lot 65, lst hundred... Vacant Land. common not loiisesnnd Land, Common Lot 22... scant Land, Common Lot 19... ...Vacant Land, Common Lot 23... ... .Q

...Houses and Land, Common Lot 22... ...House and Land, Town Lot 65, lst hiindred... ...House and Land, Town Lot 18, 2nd hundred... ...House and Land. Town Lot 26, lst hundred...

...Vacant Land, Common Lot 27... ._

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Notice is hcrcbv elven that Pursuant to the provisions of Statute 8 Edward VII cap 11, Section 90

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6.88 ... 4.18 ... 1.88 ... 2.75 ... 1.03 ... 23.88 ... 1.88 ... 1.25 ... 62.63

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£6130 Guys' D\1bliC§l1l0“ 0! 1'-\\° B50” list, being list of the ratepayers ofthe City of Charlottetown who

‘ failed to Day Within the time Dfwcrlbed the assessment severally levied upon their Real Proportyin said l I will make an aviilication to His Honor the Judge of the City Court oisaid City for judgment against

Pm 0 2 an S H >vc_ csc 1 or the respective amounts so levied a against them and than unpaid, ilu! \\\>0l\ Buch llldsmcllt \>¢\l1l_l enteredi will further apply for u warrant for the sale of such lends.

/l Dated this 5th day of January, A, D., 1911. ROBERT Vgpunmngfiwl

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