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--Lf 1 ‘ '_ ` J' "' - -~-- --' ' - --_~--- - - ' ~ ' --‘-ff--;'1 .~_- _- _I _ _- , 'T2 *V p- , robhedthe otllces o!.the Peno1o'e;Miu- ` ` C ‘Pressed sheciiilaticii 'ln Lbldon -as to 1'll.uHTlM. N TOwNSlmg Company when they “cured 1

the ei-who the i‘hil\ii>e'l`ir\'\° “nd .___ looo pesos. with which they dissii-' other non-‘American shipping com- I _ “ _ F b_ 14,_.The Pimped this morning. The eitv ol Vai- l’l“°“ “gill 33"” i" the """m° glfvelllfé ,.,,£(t`,),§,iI,',“?,L£I`¢_'i1¢lp¢;:io1es lvlining Com- fardena. 45 miles to the southwest ol

l JE HIGH PRICE RECORD -A- '__, REACHES ITB ZENl’l‘H_

"0'1"I‘AWA, February 14-The d

GERM'1iNs,_ Bgv

' _n1'rI_si~i Consous

LONDON,. Feb. 14-‘Buying ord-

partment of labels! Price 'record tor- rs for British Console came' from January, shows the general price "fn" y°“°rd“y'" says the 1-°“d°" level Ihe highest since the middle of “HY ,.T°l°3ml’h thi°.“l°"““g"_ June last pronounced and continuous The Bntlsh war M"“9t°"'“ °0“V9"

upward movement has been in pro gress, reaching its zenith in January. The det-artment's index number which is based on the observation

satlous have already borne fruit in la demonstration of the (act that in both countries there exists a strong :desire in responsible quarters to re-

of fluctuations in 261 commodities‘"‘°V°_ 5.0 ‘al as p_°“ll~’1° _“ll gmunds seleqted for their representativelfor iniinical leeling which recently

character, rose to 131.0 in Janaary, that ls general prices were 31 per cent higher in that month than was the average for the decade 1890- 1890, which is taken by the depart- ment as the standard of comparison in constructing its numher, compar- ed with prices in 1897, the lowest yenr in the past quarter century, p|'icei~; are now at least 4 per cent higher, There were nine trade dis_- putss during Jiiuuary, involving 1130 employees, and records show 86 fatal uccidents_

The Ladies ol Charlottetown May Now Grow Beaut- iful Heir.

fl. E. Hughes, Chemist, backed up

hy the manufacturers of SALVIA, the Great Hair Grower, guarantees it to grow linir.

i4.-\I.\`I.-\ destroys Dnndrufi in ten

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'l`hc roots of the hair is so nour-

islwd :ind fed that a new crop Of hair .~fpi~iiigs np, to the amazement and de- light of the user. The hair is mode soft and fliifly. Like all American pi-L-purzitions SAIAVIA is daintly per- fumed. It is hard to find an actress who docs not use SAIAVIA continu-‘ ality. A large liottle lor 50c.

“llnvii _von seen the wonderful show-

ini: of "seconds" in Linen Tnhle (‘Ii.t.lis. These are selling at less than ordinary wholesale prices. Moore & Il/lclmod. 1-l2dtf. E __

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Wall Paper - Hah Pnce Remnant Sale=

0 Many pretty patterns in 0 to Dining Room, Bed Sj Room, Parlor. llsll Kit- ' chen Papers all at ex-

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'J gj 0ne dollsr's worth for gi 50 cents. Sale now on. Bargains for early buy- §; era.

EE; Carter _Q Company “ Q Limited. __ . " fi3U®@‘>®A'm»-A . 1.-m.~iir-v»\m.:\':\~:v.

Lmarked their relations. This in* itsell ,ii 8 8004 Step toward the goal aim- , ed at, and the advance in counsuls re- lflected the opinion in the City that iAnglo-German understandinig which ,s leading London Banker recently said, would solve the problem for ithe depreciation of the premier Brit- ish securities by sending them 10 points gigher. `

Besides reliqving the tension , be-

tween these t_vo Countries it is al- ready apparent that Lord I-laldane`s visit has been productive of an ar- rangement for diplomatic pour par- lers, which may eventually lead to negotiations tor a delinite _ Anglo- German agreement, covering all ques- tions that may arise between* the two nations. 'l‘he feeling both here sn\d in Berlin oilicial circles is opti- mistic-as -to a continuance of thc conversations initiated by Lord Hal- dane. From this point onward, of course, they will he constructed. through regular diplomatic channels

HIGHWAY ROBBER

GIVEN, 40 YEARS.

NEW YORK, Feb. 14-Forty years

in Sing Sing prison was the punish- ment meted out yesterday to Edward Smith, 28 years old, who was con- victed in Brooklyn of highway rob- bery and assault. Smith was found guilty of beating Prof. Frank W. Meissinger, a Brooklyn music teach-

Aucrion suis ,

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nsthii-isa hy oiisiiincs Me- HERN. Esq to sell ul.

-Brnckley P'oint-

ON THURSDAY. rnnnusnr zzmi.

At one o'clocl|.

his- beautiful Farm of |90 acres of land ,beiiutifullv located. Also the

-iollowlnF- S'l’_0OI{-:I Mars- in los . r Droll, Horse.

coming uyenrs. 1 M_ure coming 4 years, l ll-‘onl 8 months, 5 Milk Onws, 3 Steers coin- |n|il2 years, 2 Calves, 'I Sheep l liroou Sow, H0 ans . _

CROP:-A' large quantity 01 Seed Outs.

I00 bushels Potatoes. _ , i.\i1>i.aMEN'1's=- 1 crehm seg;-riAi_0r| (l)eL_u.val nearly new). 1 Binder » av-»-eyl Harrisl, 1Ha,v mower 6 foot cut), 1 Hin Ruke.l '_ lsk Harrow, I Spike Tooth Har- row, 1 Single Plow, 1 Po‘t_uto Bcuifer. 1| Pulper, 1 new Wood Sleigh 1 »et Bo|,| Slelglis, l'l‘eam '\ruck \\"iRgun, I Curl.. -I Drlvinlr Bugfy. l Express ugon, iklondi Usrt, 2 Box eighs. 1 Threslier and Clean-' cr ll-hills), 1 Horse Power.

'l‘l'}1tMS:-Ali Sums under $5.90, (lash

over $5.90,, twelvi- months' credit. on np proved ioint notes.

BENJ. CARTER it OO ,Auctloners

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I, P. MORGAN'S ARRIVAL AS KING OF THE SHIPPING TRADE

LONDON., February H-Sir Owen

Hhillips, well known in New York, iutrivsis J. 1'. Morgan as the "Ship- iing King," by the union ol the Roy- il Mail Steam Packet company and .he Uuiou~l.`astle line. Lord Pirrie, ivlio is heavily interested in American shipping lines, is a good second to iii' Owen. . The latter, called the "Napoleon ol .he Sea," is six feet seven inches ugh, iortyeight years old, the third .ion ol a baronet and from 1906 to .911 was in parliament. He is now at the head of the great- st mercantile fleet which any man has ever controlled. It comprises 230 I essels of 1,287,950 tons aggregate ;apaci”ty`, and is made up of seven lines: Royal Mail, Pacific Steam .’ackei.`, Elder Dempster, Lamport &

- Holt and Castle. The Royal Mail

iwns the Sliire line, the Glen line and zhe Brazilian Lloyd. The new combine covers the whole .I South America and the West In- iies, has a share in the trade of Aus- .ralia, competes with the Peninsular :nd Oriental for the trade ‘ of the ast, and is now out for Africa. An irrangement has been made whereby he Union-Castle directors will retire. \s each resigns, he will receive $15,- _j00 as compensation for the loss of itlice. Lord Wolseley and Lord Sel- 'iourne are on the list. The Union- _lnstle shareholders get a bonus oi 3,500,000, it is reported, and $250,- 200 isjput into the employees' pension und.

The new shipping combine is v, it is said here, to attract the at- `ention ol the “trust hunters" nl; Vashington, hecause it diverts to Europe a great amount of West In

like-

cr_ and robbing him of $17. --

Farm Stock, Crop and `

Jian trade and South American trallic which congress is trying to capture through the reciprocity ngreements with Latin America,

Altho it is early for n turccnst

there is already ii good deal of 'ex-

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men’s suits gives tlieliest wear. livery three _vards stamped "Briiiy Deep

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$1‘_AIt B'l'EAM_LAllNlJRY. We

uue no iniurious acldzi in our process- llius _our method prolomru the life of yourliucs. '1‘lii_s is one ri~a.son_ wli_v you should patronize us. Another is that you can always rely _on _tho riuality ofthe work and on getting it at t. ie right time

Star Steam Laundry

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lmileiions of This Greet Hair

Girl with the Auburn

PARISIAN SAGE-ask for it hy name when you want the foul hair

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Get a 50 cent bottle of l’AltlS]'/iN

SAGE today. If it doesn’t i;i\'i-i~0|ii- plete satisfnctioii, your money will lm retiiriierl, Sold by (leo. l‘l_ llugln-_s and dealers everywlicrr.

,¢- "__ ' the carton in which _ -PAll|5iAN each bottle nf PAR- .-` if ISIAN SAGE is

- packed. The girl in ' the picture has Au-

'buru iiuir--hear tlmt ft =.=!` ~ act in mind. fi 1'.-inii~i1.»iN SAGE A

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l` You Can Take A This Sort

That old blue liottlc of rod liver

oil is still an iinpleasani nieniory for most of us, and no wonder, for iis taste and smell were sometliiiig to be dreaded,

Still, cod liver oil is one of llie

best t'uin'g's for run dovii coiidiliciis generally, that medical Science has evcr known Tlieniost |»le:is:\ul \\':i_v to talu: it is in form of

Vinol

ll contains llie ciir;-iiivc prupvrlias .

nffrcsli Cod livers containing their cil. ll is delicious io the taste,

tliainosi scientific TONIC RECON- STKVCTOR KNOWN, 'll builds ` you up and keeps you up. .\|0ney refunded ifnot sulislaclury. $i.o0

por liolile.

E. A. Foster

ment ° P“““m“ cm ' ‘ ' ' th St t .ot Du-'_Torreon was occupied today by the l>i6\'¢i“l! 0| the is*-l‘"‘“s is expected to puny at rMa¢il:tl:ii| lyestiildn; els con- rebels iiithout resistance. The rebels revolutionize trnus-oceanic trade ;'iB“8;~’i wfllgy large ,0rce_ 0, va? |,.efum to permit the railway company routes. lq,:',';t',;s atméked the town, which is 'to repair the damaged bridges. A

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lil? this nity. andireon. which ie guarded by six hun-‘

. lg

iii centre 45 miles lsr e number of rebels surround Tos-

Men‘s moecasins and Lumhe

bers at' a Big Discount at Gonrgllilr

fin.

dl'9d Federal troo s.

,-lsmoug them wd’menM::£ wllltt

have cached here hom v chlmrui but edu get no further, An °l“¢u;, the city by the rebels at “lm on ment would cause 110 sui-un., me

‘the authorities. pm' to

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':i.'..‘“.?::.it'..°;:A“.§'.:°:.:‘.‘" A F 01' Building up Body

grower. heautirler and dandriifl cure.l

lieailiful tothe slonincli and truly ’

Cl£N'l`RAL DRUG STORE

and Brain

use N UL i r E

Red Blood Tablets

For building up and strengthening the body, for

toning up the nervous system to its natural degree of health, for making every nerve pulsate with the joy of right living, good health and strength, there is no pre. poration that can equal the marvelous curative qualities of Nulife "Red Blood Tablets". _ _ '

` This preparatian is hailed the country over as

one of the greatest boons that has ever been offered mankind. lt is good for every disease caused by impure blood, gets right down tothe seat of the trouble, 'cures the cause and at once starts a prompt cure that ends in perfect health and strength regained. lt is easy to take and lor curative qualities is ri a class all its own.

lt is made from a receipe formulated by the leading

physicians and pharmacists in Europe and is endorsed by all leading doctors and druggists everywhere A

Nulife is sold by nearly every dealer in standard

drugs throughout this Province or will bé"-forwarded to any address by jolinson and Johnson on receipt ol price.

One box Sllc. O boxes $2.50. A

International llriig Corporation A London & Berlin

Johnson & Johnson, Cily, Wholesale llislrs.

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Chandler ®. Reddin Dissolve Partnership

25000£0-

In order to raise a large amount of money before l\/larch 411i, 'I am offering all ny Sic ck of General Fry Gccds at Slaughtercd

prices. Almost all of this Stock was purchased last yeai, and Low this new liesh stock is to le sacriiiced

tock Sliiughtered

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Generally Speaking There Will Be 1-3 Uff Everything.

Hundreds oi articles and hundr cl

351-71' 1° --

Special Bargains will be Offered of Course '

" e s of yards of goods will be sold for less than .Half-price-y-Bear in mind' these special lill€S-

u Neck Pieces Half Price A

Men's Suits and Oyercoats---_One Third Off--Ladies’ Fall Coats 1-3 off. '

' This sale starts Monday mornirig,Come and wade knee deep in the Bargains. All our Nl*.W,Prints and Ginghams,Lac<s,Waists,etC,

are liere only a few days will be sold at 20 pgj-g-."discount `

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This cut on Staples will make the net prices less than actual cost, We ar l`d V ` ° ll 'A .’ il 'ill f

the sale closes. =

e con 1 en one visit will bring you back many times be Off?

` ` Think' oi it, Dress Goods, Print Cottons, Shirtings, Gi-nghams, Dress Muslims, Curtain Muslins, Table Linen, Sheeting and Pillow

Cotton, Towels and Toweling. Cretonnes and Art Sateen, all at the cost prices. No goods on _approlation during this great Slaughter Sale.

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