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COAL

is one of the things that contributes large |y to our enjoyment. While it goes up largely in'smoke, it leaves behind genial warmth to the occupants ofthe house,

Cold weather rapidly decreases the

vosl bin, and if your supply is growing small, better let us replenish it .it once. l’rices will be no lower and you may have diliicuhy in securing coal later.

A. Pickard & Co.

Phone 240'

Peilre's No I Wharf Ch"|`own

Slinnual Meeting

The annual meeting of The

Stanley Bridge Dairying Co, will be held in the hall at Stanley Bridge on Tuesday, lfeby. 13th at 2 p. in. ,

]. H. SIMPSON,

Secret ary

2-gd;-6-ro

Money Wanted o

Wanted money to invest in Edmonton

real estate by ri reliable man there, sender to receive six per cent interest and one half the profits. Arrangements can be made by which sender‘s interest is protect- ed by any bank or person sender desires.

Address communicationsto "Edmonton"

C .fe GUARDIAN ori-‘ics l

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NEW YORK HIPPODROME.

Around the World, with its hun~‘.`

tlrrtls of performers, 200 animalshntl l n stupendous series of scenic splend- nrs continues at the N, Y. Hippo- , drums ii most prosperous career. ' Hassan Ben Ali‘s tribe of Berber ac-i mlluts are a favorite feature of the hit; show. The Mirano Bros. continue to perform their startling feats as the top of a G0 foot pole, The p;"_ ropt-an entertainers and their equili- l ln-istic stunts in the Turkish scene while Marceline and Van Cleve with‘ flu- Mille Pete, furnish- plenty of luluzllter. when the tour of the world inkcs the visitor to l_<llu.rney t.‘a.<tl.=. Auwlu: the great scenic icntiu~cs may lu= mentioned; thc Desert Sandstorm, Venice by Moonlight, the gorgeous

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.l.Flynn (Capt) R. Wing J. Walsh

tin, ncou that. him. three nation as candidate. The bribe, he as- sorts. individuals against whom he was giv-` en notice of an action for ii penalty of $400. The charter of the city says

fins of

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clierrzttt null ltiuiicrf..

llow

KNOW what ReXzill Dyspepgln ts are and what they will -do.

We guarantee them, to relieve indi- gestion and dyspepsia. If they fail we will refund your money. Three sizes:

YB. 50 cents, and $1 00 Remem-

at our store'-The Rexali Store.

25 cen _ _ b0!`. you can obtain Rexail Remedies only

The McKinnon Drug Co.

\~v~¢~»~»-~vv~vvv.-..v~.~“~`,..¢.,.,..

|a.t the conclusion ofa remarkable

Western' tour during which he is said to have broken all records for con

cert attehtlance. The violinist will be assisted by Walter Damrosch from the and

popular prices.

American Symphony Society, Wlll Hive a popular concert nf.

HOCK_'EY AT

ST, DU‘NS'I"A N'S COLLEGE.

A very interesting :fame of hockey

Wai Played in the S. D. C. Rink on Saturday afternoon between the Em- pires of the were ‘pretty evenly matched as can l 2-2 when time wits culled. A play of! again the game ended 3-3. They expect to meet

following was the line up :-

EMPIILES - STARS

of this city und the Stars, one Cfllleke junior teams.Thc teams

lc jtulgell from thc score which ‘stood

resulted in nn even score and

again on 'next Saturday. The

. Coilinus Goal J. Connolly

C.Dougan Point K. Handrahan (Capt) F. McCare Cover F Butler. '

Y 1 ~ Steel Centre R. St John Doiigari Point J. Blnnchnrd

T. Blanchard L. \Vin;.: F. Gillis

Em et Dougan was referee and

Hal Conroy judge of play.

ALLEGED ATTEMPT

TO BRIBE MONTREAL

, ALDERMAN.

MONTREAL, Feb. 2-Medcric Mar-

M_ P., aldcrman elect in Papi- ward, matic an allegation today an attempt was made to bribe

He states that hc was offered

thousand dollars for his resig-

was oflercd to him by certain

it is an oticncc, punishable by :i

$400, to ask a candidate to

vlthrlraw for money., Action has ieen c-ritzcred by Messrs. Pcrrou, Tas-

to Remove Warts By a Painless

Remedy

Don't allow these unsightly cxcrc_

flutteriiy Ballet and realistic Forest sceuccs to spoil the beauty of your Fire, the splendid paligeant of the hands or arms. Remove them pain- ludlan Durbar and tho Sclntilhmt lessly and t‘or all time by applying watcr finale in which the great Hip- l“utnam`s Painless Corn and Wort

podromc tank is used and myriad Extractor. Failure impossible, re- antmtic surprises are introduced. On ‘suits always sure with l‘ut.nn.m'u next :'~luntiay evening, February 11, lCorn and Wart. Extractor. Refuse nu; Jun Kuhelik, Bohemian violinist,lsulistitutc for l‘utuam’s, it docs the will plhy it inial concert in,New York trick in one night. Price 25c., ut ut the lliprodronie. Ku silk returns dr\u,;gisl.s

I Rexall Clterry Juice

‘- Cure Coughs __ i Money backif not plens:d ,

2 5c a bottle _

/_ , Sole Agents _

'lillie MacKinnon D-rug Co. i

Cor. Gt. Geo. and Kent Street I

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Lobster Packers’ Supplies

We have on hand now the lar gest st >ck of lob- i

,stef packets' supplies that vie ‘rave ever exhibited, 4 without doubt the best display that can be seen in fl the Province. We can till crders for any quantity

» the very day they are received and know that our

prices are the lowest offered by any home in P. E. I.

Check off what you want below. Send in your

order today and it will receive our prompt attention.

Galvanized or black sheet iron - Bar copper _ Galvanized boat nails, trap nails and box nails Files t

Galvanized blocks and hinges

Galvanized row locks and cleats

Tiirpentine '

Linseed oil Mixed paints

Tiger and Burril’s white lead

Paint brushes, etc.

and Mrs John McDonald, Ellerslie

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Mrs. Thomas Plckard, city, and

Mrs. George Abbott, Union Road, were chronicled as life members of the W. M. S. in last week's Wesley- an. ,

Tito annual meeting of the Stanley

Bridge Dalrying Co. will he held in the hall at Stanley Bridge on Tues- day, Feb. 13th, at 2 p.m. See ad in this issue. ~

The ladies of the W. F. M. S. will

hold a parlor social at the house of John I4". Macneill, Cavendish, on the evening ol Feb, 8th. If not fine on the following evening.

In results announced resently in the

Faculty of Applied Sience at McGfill University, Montreal, Ray Hooper, City, passed in second class, third year in Foundations and Masonry.

Rev. Harry S. Erb was a passeng-

er by yesterday aft.ernoon's train' to Summerside, where he will assist Rev. R. O. Morse in special services which are being held in the Baptist Church there.

The many friends of Mrs. ‘Thomas

McNally, City, who has been so iii the Charlottetown Hospital recently, where she underwent a serious oper- ation. will be pleased to learn that she has so far recovered as to per- mit of her removal to her home.

A large congregation attended ser- vice in the Alexandra Baptist Church on Sunday evening last, when Rev. Mr. Erh preached a. very interesting and instructive discourse in his usu- 'tl pleasing manner. A full' choir ren- dered splendid music that was _much appreciated by all present.

The officers and non-commissioned

otiicers and gunners of the 4th Re- giment, are 'requested to meet at the Drill' Shed tomorrow, Wednesday gvcning, at eight o'clock. It is expect- sd that every member will be present as matters of extreme importance will be discussed.

Yesterday afternoon the employees

in the Customs Department of this city presented their cashier, Ernest de Blois Peake, with an address ac- companied by a handsome smoker‘s chair.. Mr. Peake will be married to- morrow to Miss Queeuie Burgess of this City.

H. il. Duchemin, barrister has rc-

mrned from it trip of enquiry alcllg the line of the I.C.R. He investigat- ed alleged charges against officials at Mulgrave, Picton and New Glasgow. Mr. _Ilucheroiu will visit Glace Bay this week.-Sydney Record. (Mr. Duchemin is a native of Cimrlotte- town.)

Rcv. E. S. Weeks, Mt. Stewart. D0*

puty G.W.l’. of the Sons of Temper- .ince for P. lil. I., organized ri new division at Cherry Hill last Friday nvening to be known as Cherry Hill Division, No. 275. It will meet on l~‘ri<lny evenings. The prospects are good. This is the socon-d division lllr. Weeks has organized within the past few weeks.

Beauty Spots in Canada was_thc

subject. of on illustrated lecture given in the Carleton Methodist last eve- ning by Rev. ‘H. E. Thomas. There were -more than 100 views showling some of the scenery in difierentvparts of Canada. The lecture was greatly enjoyed by all present.-St. John etc. (Rev. Mr. Thomas is a f0t‘D'leI` P119' tor of the First Methodist Church,

City.)

In his long term of honorable,

faithful and able work in the -public service, from which he retires upon n superannuation allowance, W. W. Mc- Leod, who has been Chief Post0t1lce Inspector here at Winnipeg for thir- ty-one years, has exercised a Klllfllllg. gone;-01 over postal developments which have grown with the s\‘0W¢l1 0l the West. When he came to Winni- peg, having already has fifteen years' experience in the post Office SBFVIW in Prince Edward Island, dog sieds were in use in this part of the world for the dispatch oi the mails. Mr. ll/lcI.eod's experience covers a period of development in this country that will ever be memorable. Both as an official, and in his private character. Mr. McLeod has earned the respect. and liking of all who have come in contact with him. His friends are many, and the public st large will join with them in wishing him length of days to enjoy his wall-earned leis- urc.-Manitoha Free Press. (Mr. Mc- Leod is a brother of V. C. McLeod, formerly General Manager of the 'Bank

of Nova Scotia.) I i 1

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lhegogeishctbworegp

\ - - _ Sfewarfa Bakery

x63 Kent Street

Hows an User You It Pays to buy in this Province Mr, Daniel Melani; ¢.|¢y_ who is

Should not Overlook The Revere Hotel barber shop is for :1\:|f£;ia!tg,gr?;‘p,l°(,:,l,Eht snack °i In

sale. as will be seen by the classified

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I . I . 4 I J

9“l’PlY the elements the absence of Aprons and home-made candy will y y n y ' A msn”

ly convert it int i`h d bl d a- R _ I-I S. E b 'il h

mt1t6rialnecessar(ylocr oxvlhrcomilng llihl Sunhvay, ll, lim vfvdl1ovl,d:eECrocd: his recent severe sickness'

tural D053' Waste. Roads 11 a m ~ Alexandra 2 p m - D, Walt" Peake ‘ ~

. ' ' " ' ' " - f Min e li .

Thgldtillriacdidgavofdlexull DYSDGDBIA H“z°lbr°°k- 7 IMD- brother of A. G. a(i)1d Erlieldtl)oPddklie '

Y r es pocket, or keep -*' of this clgy, is home for B short vis_

lil! ' - ° o ¢ o

em in your loom Talfe one after Last weeks Wesleyan contains B lt to V

Epch heavy, meal and' prove om- Her- lengthy notice on the death of the '. M g ytgp that indigestton will not bother late MTH: Margaret B0l'l0. C0rHW8ll. There will be another of those de_

We ~ _ _

Table l '

llglltllll Special skates in the Arena .

this evening The 4th Regt Bond ' '

will be in attendance and the admis- ‘ 3 € 0 S sion is only 15 cents. ' _ \- _

Rev. John Dystant, Ph. D., torm- erly of the N. B. or P. ‘E. I. confer- ence. and well known here, is meeting with splendid success in his minister- lal W°l`l! ill Alpena, Mich., says The Wesleyan.

The many friends of Mrs. Louisa

Bowness, Kensington, will regret that she is suffering from an attack of bronchitis, but is doing nicely un- der the skilful treatement: of Dr. Houston, Kensington.

Horatio McPhee, formerly ol Cum-

berland, but now of Calgary, Alta., is visiting his old home after an nb- sence of twelve years. His friends are pleased to know that he has been for- .tunste in the land of the prairies.

The Wesleyan of last week tells of

the good work being done in New Brunswick by Rev. J. C. Barrie, Marysville.- and Rev. Thomas Steb- hinzs, Gibson, N. B., both well known in this Province.

Miss Alfredo- Compton, Summersidc,

is spending a week with Mrs. Ernest Duchemin, Elm Avenue, in the Can- adian East or rather Charlottetown, and not in the Canadian West as er- roneously reported in the Prince County column of Saturday last.

An epidemic of diphtheria is preva- lent in the districts 'of Ringwood, Cumberland and N ne Mile Creek. The schools have been closed. Fur- ther outbreaks sre feared. Rigid quar- antine ot suspected places should be established.

The fourt-h public lecture of the pre- sent session of McGill University will be given in the Royal Victoria Col- lege, on Monday, Feb. 5, at 8.30 p. m. when Dr. Andrew MacPhaii will lec- ture on ‘The renaissanlce of surgery! -Montreal exc. (Dr. MacPhail is a native of this Province.)

The Crystals must win on Friday

evening -to have any chance at all for the Trophies and the Victorias are determined to eo through the season without defeat. The Crystsds have improved wonderfully since their first. match and Friday evening should witness a great game.

Cstsrrh Cannot be Cured

cannot roach the sent of di~essn- Caturr is a blond or constitutional disease, and in order to cure it. you must tnkennternal remedies. Hnll’n Catsrrah Cure is taken internally. iinvl acts rl*-wr-tly no the blood ind mucous sitffncrs. Ball's Oatnrrh Cu_re =¢i not a qusqtc medicine. lt_wns prescrib- ~rl bv nnnnf the best. ohrsieians in this -ountry 1'-‘r years and is is regular ore- icrintton. lf. is corpposwi of the heat

nies kr-own, coin _med with the host

b‘oofl purifiers, noting directlv _on the muc us surfaces '_i‘he ug-rlect. combination oi the two ingredient-1 ip what Produces such \vnntl~r_uI results in curinzlnturrh. ienrl for te°t|rnr\nv»¢iu frve-

l<‘.J, CRICNEY & C' ., Props.. '1‘olodo,O

Sold l>_\' llt"'Rt‘."_~=t.< nriro 75c.‘ _ Fake Hn|l’s Faiiiily Pulls for con'tiDation

sd"

, Keep Coughing

if you want to--but why do so when you can stop it,--by taking OUR cough syrup?

It requires years of ex-

perience and a high degree of eiopert knowledge to. ‘make baby remedies that are safe yet effective, but at last we have some- thing speciai for baby, and no dangerous opiates in it

Only costs a quarter.

either.

Johnson fl. Johnson

The' Quality Drugstore

I I \

'Are Your Horses’

Legs Swollen ?

At this time of the year horses

are not exercised as much as they should and with high feed- ing and long standing in the stall their legs swell up and they become still'-kneed, slow and nervous.

»Msc's Leg Swelling Cure is just the thing that ir needed. This preparation takes down

the swelling of the legs, makes the hide so and silky and puts new life into the horse.

._ Two size bottles 15: and 35c

with LOCAL APPLIOATIONSL as they

The Basics! Store on Chsrlotteiowtfs Bulieof Stud' '

R°*all DYSPGDBHI Tablets remedy ad in another column . 0

stom h t Saturday s trains were inadvertent

ac rouhies by aiding nature to Z- 1 “fm-red to as Sums is 1 ester ’

lzlvilllclzln-lfl19d Bdliitric juices causes int- be sold at St. Paul's Bchoolroom on dayis issue' I 'W

ECB |011 an yspepsia. They sid the February 8. It 1 1 1 ' Q S t h , s p eas ng to learn that Adrian UGEII lfitf. W B °m°‘° l'° digest mod ‘md '50 fllllffll' "* Peters, city, is much improved from chuiloudo n

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_ _ at 25 p. c. lliseount ,

f % _ a

' ~ in stock. ]u~t had the ready to wear t ff _ / buyer go carefully over them-and // l l ,T

‘ / l , he says - "Advertise the whole lot, l

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Sru.i. Too MANY skins left

5 without exception, at 25 pei' cent dis- I

Count” »

So here they arc. The skirts are , , t

- _ all new dui'ing thc Inst two seasons _ _‘_ _,

print; and tall 1911 mostly fall)

` There are black and colored,

mostly pauania, some veuetians,serge4 and twecdr, and they go us follow :--

Skirts arc now $5 lf)

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if it U

45|

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0.1.25

it _ _QU 4»7F 5 5"

575 ti it it 8.50

‘nos - Get one to-day si-|03" Suits Worth to $30.00 go for $10.00 eaeli

i .

_ WISH IT WAS POSSIBLE TO GET YOU ALL IN HERE- LEAD ‘ you up_to the suits --let you look at them-~ feel the material-fit them on--study

the designs and the linings-every coat lined with silk. if we could only get you

_ to see them there would'nt he ri suit left by six o’clocl-: to day.

These siiit§__:_tre_tlie_ 1_;cinaindevr,i__fi'_om a busy suit selling'

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va "~»--vt-»~.-..-`..~..~ ...».».»..~<~_~..-fm. -.s c. .

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_ season--they are ui_ail_e_lip of serges, tweeds, venetians ,

worsteds bxozirlcloetts. The coats are silk lined. Thev are l

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cut in smart, at_trncz_ive styles, and thev are made to fit and -

10.00 _

11 4 hang properly. We_iui1si gef them ALL and in t

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1. order to do so these suits. which run in value to gn 00<

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Here

has

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<1 them in a hurry for tis.

S cz Series of Big Savings

I in This Complete Cut Price Clearance

Sale oi 0veralls and Jumpers _

\VAN'I` TO GET OUT EVERY ()VERALL--EVERY ]f_]]\1Pp;R

in thestore--we need the space they occupy, we want the money to buv '

" something else. \/Ve do not expect to make any profit on these, we are williup to give all of that to you, for the fnvour of your coming along, and clearing

" Overalls or']'uuipers, 60.: for 4Sc (lrcralls or _lumpers Loo for 7$c

(K H it _ 9 tl \

‘ V “ 1.50 for $\_l)

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i.2c foi 9i.c

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A 0ut go all the

TI-IFS SORT OF CLEAR-

ANCE that we are having , this winter will not be satis- '

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M en-- Women»- , Everybody-f

Coats t

' fied with any half iueasuresr

VVe say “every coat must go" and that means that every coat WILL GO--and We're iuaking reductions to ensure it.

COATS WORTH to l2 50 for $8

This lot includes smart

tweeds, plain cloths, etc, well made, cut long; mostly sizes 36,38 and 40 regular values to 12 50 to go at just....... 800

COATS WORTH to $l5 for $10

This lot includes better gar-

ments than the foregoing. Choice tweeds, long, with lat- est collar effect,every garment new this fall, worth to 15.00 for..-......... _ . . ._ _ .- lU.00

COATS WORTH to $20 for $12

Some of the nicest garments

that have been shown in the

carefully cut, well finished,

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IND THAT ii dollar

Spent NOW in the Moore 8; McLeod’s

Store may often buy two dollars’ worth ot' satisfact- ory iiierchantlise.

The press of spring goods

coniiug in is fast cmwdiug out all the winterstocks and we have made larger reductions in prices to help them on.

What you get at the=c

rcdured-price sales will be just as good as any thing we could have sold to you earlier at full prices. Only the_ stocks were in full variety then. ‘Sometimes y_ou have to hunt a bit to find what you waur now.

We advertise only the

larger lots that are sure to be here when people come in response. Many of the smaller lots, on which, nag. "Tally, thc reductions are l“Yt‘.’@S!, do not get into the news columns st all.

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The Z Macs.

x49 Gt. Geo. St.

n ll ll lt

store, handsome, well_ made,

worth up to 20.00 for.

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SURROUNDED BY

POLICE BANDITS

` CHOOSE DEATH.

ORLEANS, France, Feb. 1-The

police tonight surprised tour men in the act of stealing goods from the railroad depot. ~

The thieves ran when they saw the

going tratn.pursued by the gcntlnr- mes and station omcinls. The police

Police and attempted to board an out-

turruul the fire. A refrular fxtsilnde followed. The sub-station magfm- tell nt thc first fire and thin a police Oflltrvr \'.'m; shut. The train Wag gnu moving slowly when the police sur~ rounded one of the bandits, who blew out his brains. A second member of the cnng, who was cornored, was shout to commit suicide also, when he was brought down by R hulls; in the log and ruptured A third ban.

femalnlnk one escaped in the open fields.

TD "Ply i0 questions, the wounded bandit said : "My name is Oscar Wild, I was born in Montreal, 0ansda,Dec. 27. 1881. I am s. son of Francis Har- ry Wilson nnd am n decorator.

Both oil the dead Bandits are

Frenchme one being recognised as A

fired nt the thirvcs :intl thc hitter rrhdlf. nlso killed 'hlm:<elf..\vhllr the only loriiiervmilllrdgrer hm] thief,

lil