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BALTIMORE, Jan. 24-Because

they loved the same man, who was me husband of one of them, Mrs, Mary Brown, twenty-three years old, and bei- sister, Mrs. Martha Weinelt, twenty-five, attempted suicide this morning-

Mrs. Brown is at Mercy Hospital

'dying from carbollc acid. Mrs. Wein- elt was thwarted in her eiiort to end’ her life before she had tasted the poison that she was raising to her

miiirs. Weinelt said in the presence oi witnesses that she loved the husband ni her sister, and that she believed Mrs. I"-rown had attempted to end her life as the result of learning this fact. _ Lhst night the sisters ouarrel1ed_

Mrs. Brown accused Mrs. Weinelt of entrrtaining a too afiectionate re- gard for Mrs. Br0wn's husband. Mrs. Welnvlt admitted that she had ahigh regard for. Brown and intimated that if their present marital ‘ties could he Severed she would marry him. '

Mrs. Brown pleaded with her sister not to further entertain such an idea and declared that although she had bad trouble with her husband she was making an edort at reconcilia- tion. She begged Mrs. Weinelt not to blight the chances for 5, reunion.

This morning Mrs. Brown swallow.

ed cnrbollc acid and told her mother she did so because Martha said she loved Ed. Mrs. Weinelt learning what her sister had done hurried to her room and was in the act of swal- lowing poison when her mother and a 'neighbor snatched the bottle from

her lips.

(DNB MlLLl0N l)0l.LARS FOR A GO0D S'l'0MACl|

This Offer Should be a Warning to Every Msn and Woman.

The newspapers and medical journ-

als recently have had miuch to say relative to a famous mlllionaire‘s ol- fnr of a million dollarsfor a new stomach. -

This great multi-millionaire was

too busy to worry about the condi- tion of his stomach. He allowed his ilysnepsia to run from bad to worse until in the end it became incurable.

His misfortune serves as 5 warning

to others. '

Every one who suffers with dyspsp-

sin for a few years will give every- tliinr he owns for anew stomach.

Dyspepsis. is commonly caused by

an abnormal state of the gastric juices, or by lack of tone' in the walls of the stomach. The result.is that the stomach loscs its power to digest food. ' -

We are now able to supply certain

missing- cluinents-to help to restore to the gastric juices their digestive power, and to aid in making the stoinach strong and well.

We know that Rexall Dyspepsia

Tablets are a most dependable remc- dy for disordered stomachs, indiges- tiou, and dvspepsia.

We want you to try them and will

return your money if you are not more than satisfied with the results

Three sizes, 25 cents, 50 cents, and $1.00. Remember, you can ob- tain 'iirxnll Remedies in this commu- nity only at our store--The Rexall Storrs. The McKinnon Drug Co.

THE

COAL SUPPLY

Tl-iis weather makes one

thing of the Coal Supply Have you a good supply in your cellar? If not please re- member that we have our sheds filled- with the right kind, ready to deliver at any time in any quantity.

Order today

A. Pickard & Co.

Plume 240 ‘

l’ealii='s No I Wharf Ch"|`own

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Money back if not pleased 2 5c a bottle Sole Agents The MacKinnon g C0. Cor. Gt. Geo. and Kent Street

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It P37' ¢° WY in this Province.

Miss Florrie McDonald Grand Tra_ "“*“°- is vieitivs in this city.

R. H. Star-ne will run as councillor $1' _X/ard Que in the coming civic

ec on. His card will appear go. morrow.

The following re t d Q“'=°“ H°t=1. City, Tgtfvreeen asian six gyggy iight ana 1o weioek me pre- J A5 Ught--Q L. Grant, City; E, ~ '1d°f=0n. st. Jenn.

MP8. W. 'E. Callb k C

Mrs. Howard Week: I F:'diTd:l¥:'tTii1d, have returned some mei visiting 1,, '1`fY°° the guests or Mrs. wiiirea ni- DIBD. ‘

John T. McNeill M. A hte oi

Xlestqlinlster Hall. Vancouver, is in H: I’ tl' renewing old acquaintances. Nr Bw ‘11°°°mDnnied_ by_ his mother,

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Cl1l11PbBll. Prince stgeelli. J and Mm

__ The St. Du_nstan's _Hockey Ch", e d 9' "°°"E*’-“1z8l110u meeting 3 few days 1150 and elected W. E. Cameror as coach and Emmet Dougan, gap. tllill. Plans for the season were for- mulated and the Secretary, Mr, wal L’3l`_» WHS instructed to write and ar gmlge 10|' games with teams in Char ottetown, Summerside and Monta- gue- Judging from the practices al- ready held it looks as though the boys of the red and white will be able to turn out a faster and snap. pier team than they have had for s0me years.

The _ following registered at th' Vicwm Hotel, City, between 9.:-if Saturday mehr and 10 onions tn |“`°V\°uS flight:-J. E. Mirandirle M_0“l`~l`€H12 Pope Barren, Montreal Willard Green, Bedeque; John E1 Stewart, Bedeque; H_ S_ (]ai\be¢k_ Bedeque; E. Riley, Toronto; T. i.oing_ T01”0“t0Z John M. Carr. Toronto; H J. Crulin, Toronto; R. J. Beaugre MOH*-F9511 J. E. Patte, Strasburg E, Y- Roland. si. stephen; charles Pike. North Sydney; C. T. Munroe Chatham; EI A. Mullins, New Castle, J. L. PB.tl&€I’l0, Tru|‘0_

0" Satllfday the new speedway on

the harbor ice extending for a. dis~ tance of three quarter-'s of 9, mile be tween Brighton and McEwen's Poini was about completed under the cap able direction of Daniel Ferguson The driveway is fifty feet wid and serves its purpose in ever; way. The promoters of the move

giant are t0___ bet coggratiilated ani ‘-‘Ulf merge IC S GDS ave found sui port if one may judge bv tba regpofi se _to the appeal for contributions The Mcliinnon Drug C0.. have re- ceived quite a sum but as the drive way has to be maintained all winte. H1096 Who have not contributed should encourage the movement fin ancially at once. Yesterday and Sat- urday there were a large number of the driveway and it was much ad-

mircii.

The revised figures of the last

Dominion election shows a total gov ernment vote of 660,557, as' com pared with the total Liberal vote or 625.095. -In addit- ion thcre was a. labor vote of 1,742; a Socialist vote of 3,912, and an Independent vote of 7,177. The Ontario vote was, of course, the deciding element. 'l‘he Conservativr majority in the province was 62,- 852; _the maritime provinces gave 'a popular Liberal majority of 2,925, Quebec gave a Liberal majority of 5,012; the three prairie provinces s Liberal majority of 20,182; British Columbia a Conservative majority oi 9,272. Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, Quebec, Saskatchewan and Alberta went Liberal, while P. E. Island, On tario, Manitoba and British Colum- bia went Conservative. Figures for all the urban centres are not yet available, but the largest Conserve, tive majoritieswere piled up in the cities. Thus in Ontario the _cities of Hamilton, Kingston, London, 0t- tawa, Toronto, (including South York, which is practically a part of Tm-0ni;0),_ and Brantford account for 34,703 of thc total Conservative ma- jority oi 62,852 throughout the pro- vince. Rurai Ontario still remains faithful to the Liberal cause. Taking the figures lor cities in the other pro- vinces so far available it _ls found that the government majorities total over 50,000, and this total will PTO' bably run up to 0ver_ 75,000 on fur- ther anaiysis of the figures f_or the smaller cities, not included in the returns by ridings. Montreal, of the larger cities, alone showed a Liberal m9_jo,~|i;y_ dna principally to the vic- tory of the labor candidate, Mr. Ver- vllle of Maissoneuve. WU0 W0” °“l'» W ti. R mann-ity of 2,205. Toronto, including South York, gave a total conservative malorltv Of 110 1°” than 26.346. winnipeg save #1 C°“' servatlve majority Of 437055 Vim' couver gave a Conservative malority of 3,256; Hamilton, 3,395; London. 1,911; ottawa. 876; Celsefy. needy a,ooo. 'riie most striking mem £0 0° drawn from the figures thus far pub- lished is that rural Canada, consti- tuting the largest part of the polllll lation, was in favor of the late B0' vernment and its policy of freer trade and low tariff taxation. The total vote in the country WHS 13071484*

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Robert MacLaugl11an, Oity, was

Hmong the passengers returning on the mail special Saturday afternoon.

At the police court in this city Say;

urday E. White appeared charge with an infraction of the prohibition act. The case was adjourned. _

Karl Fletcher, City, who is at pre- sent attending Mt. Allison College, Sackville, has been sudering -from 'a cold and an attack of lndigestion.

Miss Della Pickering, Clinton, has

returned after vis_l.ing Mrs. John Williams, Upper Prince Bt., on re- turning from Truro College.

Miss Sadie McKay, I-lartsville, was 1 passenger by the western train Sat- ‘1`d&Y. returning from the city where she spent a few days visiting friends.

In this issue appears an interesting

clearance sale ad of Weir & Fyfc, Stanley Bridge, all should note the big discount they are giving on all fall and winter goods from Feb lst to March lst. I

The many friends of Miss Louise

Cairns, formerly teacher in Prince Street School, city, will regret to learn that she met with an accident in Vancouver recently by which sbe nad her arm broken, _

A. and Mrs. DesRoches', city, an- muuce the engagement of their dau- ghter. Miss Josephine to Picton C. lrown. son of P. S. and Mrs. Brown, of the Revere Hotel, wedding to take place at Bt. J oseph's Convent at 7.30 yclock on Tuesday evening Jan.30th.

Fred Toomhs, North Rustico, while lriving to .this city Saturday after- ioon had his sleigh and harness romewhat damaged in a collision with a runaway at Stanley, Shaw & ‘eardon’s corner. Mr. Toomhs was driving in Great George street just as the Imperial Oil Company’s horse md sleigh was careering at a great rate around the corner after passing along Kent St. Before a move could ‘Je made the Oil Co’s horse struck /ir. To0mb’s mare at an angle, hrowing her almost around upsett- ing the sleigh and its occupant and fmashing the sleigh shaft and damag- ng the harness. Mr. Toombs fortun- ‘tely escaped uninjured. The two horses fell together and each received slight cuts but otherwise were unin- iured. Mr. T0omb's mare is a valuab- le one and taking into consideration the violence of the collision and the dangerous manner in which she was struck it is considered fortunate that ihe was not killed. Mr. Toombs had his sleigh repaired before returning.

Information has just been received

of the death of James Beales who passed away in an American sanitar- ium, where. on account of ill health, he has been for some time. For ma-ny years Mr. Beales was a prominent citizen of Charlottetown and carried on business as a merchant tailor, on tha corner of Great George and Graf- ton Streets, which is still known as Beales’ Corner. Mr. Benles was in the fullest sense of the term a self- made man. Early in life he came to Charlottetown from his country home in Kingston, and by good habits and careful attention to his work he soon found a. place among the lending business men of the community. In recent years, owing to ill health, he has lived in retirement. He was about 17 years of age. In 1864 Mr. Beales married Mary Jane, eldest daughter of the late William Smith of this city, who survives him. He also leaves one son, Frank Beales of Kent Street. The remains will be brought home for interment. To the bereaved

cere sympathy.

Stop That

Coughing

Now that nearly everybody

‘ is coughing-it is well tn know

thc plain truth about coughs and colds.

Since coughs are caused bi'

irritation of :he sensaiive lining ofthe bronchial tubes--1 he only way to cure it is to stop that in- flamation, this ean be done by taking OUR Cough Syrup. lt only costs 25- a boiile and we'll promise it will help you.

Try US for_ Cough Syrups.

Johnson (D. Johnson The Quality Drugstore

Visit the Great _Ianuary Clearance Sale `

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PRETTY LITTLE COATS of the popular “white bear"

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Good News lor i Ceelis 2

We have just stocked a

supply of the world famous Ennaline paper bags for cooking. These begs are used by all the leading chefs in Canada, United States and Europe. _

They make the toughest meat

tender, do sway with all odors and retain all the delicious fl4v~ on-no pots or pane lo wash, no ovlis to attend.

These paper bags have revol-

utionized the science of cooking. Call in today and hear more about them. A full line now on display.

The ,Macs

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8_75 at 7.00 15.00

Choice range ol Black or Colored Pailleile Silks lor 490

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YOU l/VILL FIND A LOT OF ATTRAQTIVE val-

ues in the Overall and Jumper s iction. Every item in stock is being redu :ed to have clear shelves and counters before spring stock arrives. -

600 Overalls now 45c 1.00 Overalls now 750 1.20 “ “ 900 1.50 “ " U5

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Gloves

All men's winter

gloves - including wool gloves, mocha.

WHO’D hi? CHILLY on tliesc 1iud::r 7,-fro days: when

a good warm, smart sweater coat can lx--.: bio-_glit here :ii Luc makers prices or less;-

x.0o Sweater Coats 750 1.35 Sweater Coats L00 2 00 “ “ |50 3.00 “ ` “ 5225 3.75 “ “ 2.8] 4.65 “ “ 3.49

ing, all at ~

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‘ which we soldwsucvli an enormous quantiiv l-‘Si SlJfi"gl_H‘»l'_€_l_f__lj* HES-lil only

c this time it brings with it a number or iriends in :itirnctivo_cc>l0iii‘s,not procur- c

able nu nidv. H.-findsome rich sort sill<~-iirnily durable, uiwiccfiil :md flood. __

25 per cent off Overalls and jumpers

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25 per cent off Sweater Coats gioveswiih wooiiin-

ing--mocha with fur lining-mocha mitts with fur or wool lin-

25 p. c. off