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gag” und"-gon’ Buch . i W. T. Anderson, Morell, was at the islands alter spending a few days in

It pays to buy ln this Province.;

Misses Katherine and Annie Emery-

. Iliave returned to their home in Wood

Duffe|.n Hotel St J st we k Ch rlottetown R0 alt the ue ts

_ i , Jun, la. e ._ 5 a y v, g 5

of l-l J and Mrs Phillips

Rev Dr Heartz, formerly of Char-i --

. S , last week Fane Hall, Crapaud, on Wednesday

b the ladies of the W A of Bt

Km, les long service tells ofiis merit. his tue household 5;- William Wyatt of St. John’s. New-~John'g Church, Crapaud, was a grand

lliabonaciuuh llnimeut that dn” 11°* 8° °\l¢- 45113214 SOC b0¥ll¢-`-- If foundland, a native of this Provineeisuccess. The hall was packed to the ‘°"' L 8. JOHNSON & C0., Boston, llhss. ` and recently a visitor here, has The , doors with a large and appreciative

~ ANUDYNE i' Avgsascrsaissggting at special; The Valentine social given in Lady

naive' - -

'.,"_|_¢ bubeencurlngSpnins,Sxraiae,Cu\s,L:imei-tees,etc. '

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_ _ _ ._--_ ,_ __ .uarrliau's thanks for copies of thc§a.udience who kept excellent order " ' "““"' t' ' ` - ` N. F. Trade Returns and other pub- ! while the following pro ram was'

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lications. ~ .;,iven each number of which was ex-

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' ° --"' ‘ceedingly well rendered. Rev. R. M.

The Femflifls Of the lafe M158 MBFY l Fenton performed the duties of chair-

_ __ Curran. whose death. ev previeiislvlnian in his usual pleasing manner. `{`,?_,,41_;?7_f‘. - Set Down “““°““°°d ill The G'U&_l`di8D. ¢00kl0pening Chorus-drama in one act--2 f i”- " . ilaco at tht Charlottetown I-los ital ma 1 lemal Trio Misses A Cui.

_' .'.~r§",’;", _ , . . l ‘ ` P ii l€S. 01 , - ' ‘ 1* .-.u.'.f- ?~», ` there is really only _one Vi-cdding Ring for y ou ic were forwarded yesterday nfternoon 1|-lor, Celia and Annie Sherreu; amd. .L lj » buy. to her former home at Iona for in- i ing, Miss Winnie Wadman; Solo, Mrs. ~,/ “ l ermen . 15. ull ns' Recitatlon, M ss _ fur- \. The W.W.W' i i Mi- *Af

i _~ - _ _ ' . . . -1- _rier'~, Bolo. Miss Elsie Hnwatt; Duet,

_ .. Lvcry ring hasilre above stampinside. r.eoniu~n iiiendain, rr graduate oiiiuar and Morey ivievittie; needing,

the U C fi is now employed fn thei

H B Arhlng; Solo, Dr N R Bov-

Vflii/jiri IM' IIIC Sftimp iQ.. w.w.W_ llrriteil sltates Reclamation Service yor; Duct, Misses Elsiellflolwatt and

N.

and is meeting with good success.\

Blanche McDonald; Boys' Chorus.

if He is a brother of A. J. McAdam Baskets were then auctioned by H.

`~- ,,,_ 5' ' ° who is employed with Davie & lfra-lil. Arbing, one of Crapaud's capable

‘ . ser, Halifax, and who is also n gra-liiuctioneers. The proceeds amounted

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/_colours iflrorosx

0.1- colored photos are as nat-

,,m|_ ,l.iini_v and artistic as you r-i-n‘d \vi>|i for The pose is natural null the ct-loriiigjiist riglil.

Call around and sec sonic samp-

‘ Ice of our work `

K etnies siniin J

Fire Insurance

Fur rnfcs in the I’.E. Island Mutual

Fire insurance Uonipnnles on_Farm Build ings, L‘hurclis_»s Balls brrhriols. HOU-HH Ulu-use Fiiclorien. Writer M|ll.~:, etc. etc “""" “'c.ii_ril-,‘l.l.,iuzsi ‘

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__0|r__. Farm Stock, Crop and implements

ivtcd by UHAlil.l<lS Mc- RN, Ei-au. Qu still at

lratklcy l*oint~~

ON THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 22nd.

_ Ai one u'cloclr.

his lieiuitilul F.'iriii of llJ0 itcrvu ol land licautifulli lili- ntrrl.Also the

0

` lol wins:

S'l‘()t‘.l(-:l Mun- in tml. I, ilraft. lloriie.

m»'niii;;ii,\'»-iirs. i Maru corniu|:`4 years, 1 I-‘ii li. nn |i1.l'...-, o fiiilk l,if.\vs. Il Bti ers coin~ |n;:'J yours, ‘.!(.:il\'r:s,\’l Sliecp I llroud Sow, Fl) lions' _

t.'u<)l’:-A lnvireuunntily of Seed Outs, |01) luislw-is l’ot'\fm ii. _ ` ll\ll’Ll-1.\Il*1N'1‘S:- I i-r_cii.m Se? rutor tl’~l.u\'_1l nearly new).l ihnder- Ias~r»-y Hzirrlsl, l_l{ny ‘iiowsr 6 loot nu‘i, l llisi flake, I '_isk |{»i.irow,1i=piki> Tooth Har- rnn-, 1 rhyii;-ln Plow, | l‘<it_:it.o Ecnffer. 1 Pulrwr. I new Wood Sleigh l ser Boi, Slviqlis, i'i‘unm "ruck \Vn|:i n, l Cart. - l‘.rivif-v li\igzy.1Expren=i Wagon. lRo|id Cari, L: Blix blciizhn, i 'Phreaher and Clean- nr 'Hui si. l Horse Power. ` '|‘l'ZRl\'lf'l:-ill .‘5urns under $5.90, (ash ii-.-or .\'.»'..§i0, twelw- months’ credit on up proved lo-ut uotou.

HENJ UAlt'l‘l‘Jlt dt U0 . Auctioners.

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Finn lnr Sale

lfir s:-iii: ri i/.iluaiblc farm at |".tir\io\\

lvl fic, ciiiisisiiiig of loo acres .-l` land

s

on acres clear :-rid in_liigh strife of cult siiin, Farm fronts on \.Vcr-it It ver, roi \'i‘ii eni'i_v riiluauid. For i`iir licr parliriilar iipplv to Herr-ei* W. l\lcI’liei.‘, nilorn\_v.at-

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_ lnvictus Boots.

, Vt'c are shovvlug 21 Splfilldlil

li iiue of the feiriiiiiis Invictus

i exhibits we have ever display-

Q1 ed here.

Tlrc line comprises bluc her

and huttoiied boots in all the newest spring styles inian Russian calf, gun metal calf, velour and box calf. Some have liglitsolcs. others heavy for walking---eacli and cve_i'y

li one isa decided leader in its

particular line. Shown ln sizes for all fcct.

'| Price $5and......»..$5.50

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DR A. B. REID

._ |l;| .J boots now--~ouc ol the best

A regular mcetini: of the Minister 1

full attendance, the President, Rev. J. Heaney, in the chair. Reports -.vers received' from the different t-hurclies on the Week of Praver Scr- vices and the recripts were allocated. l The larger part of this amount will l-e given to the P. E. Island .Hospi- tal. A circular letter which had been received by a number of the membersi of thc Association on famine condi- tions in China was considered. This letter said in part: “China is facing ri. tremendous calamity. Two and a half millions of pcoriln are in need ol liclp in thc same district where the famine raged last year. The famine will be at its worst in-February and March and will continue until hnr- vest, about the middle of May. It is now proposed that throughout Can- ada. and thc United States each city not as a unit and cable at once it=| willingness to help and to raise a.

, .

fund to bc sent on as "st rs it

, conies in and on May 10 cable a..

statement of the amount sent to date

in ` with 8 message of good will from the

city. These messages will be trans- mitted to the Chinese press and put in a. booklet to be presented to offl- r-ials :ind members of the National

.und Provincial Assemblies and thus

noi: only hclpavert it great calamity hut make the aleviation of suffering rn opportunity of strengthening the frlr.‘.udshiu between China and the

' v.'cst.." Rcv. W. Harris0n,'Rev. Z.L.

l<‘ash and fic". T. F. Fullerton were aiipolnted a committee to take charge nf the matter for the city and pro- vince and ii. resolution was passed providing for the appointment of a treasurer for the fund and suggesting the name of _Lt. .Governor Rogers for that office.

The passing of a number of import-

ant resolutions and the election of

lofficers was the principal business |transacfed at thc concluding 'session

of the National Live 'Stock' Conven- tion at Ottaun. recently The resolu-

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a; Coe tions were as follows:-“That legis-

. _ . lation for stallion registration al-

135 (yieen 5irLet' lieadv existing in four Provinces, be

fe' l `» ._ » \ _ ‘extended to the other Provinces." 'il ,_ ~...~.»:.-_.rn-...¢§.:....:=;.-~- - "That the Dominion Government r adopt a policy for the control and

along the line recommended by the

"1"cr‘n.tlication' of 'bovine tuberculosis

lll5Nll 'l‘ Olficelhleilrii is-olnllld International Commission on the con-

z'6 ver in m~L0O trol of the bovine tuberculosis."

g § Padwsn a K ‘ '

li§iQl\ “That the Department of Agriculture

be divided and that a bureau of Live

“ltock be appointed to foster the live

stock industry," “That some perm-

i...- nun. ..i`N.~\-...~.-uri..t`|i...nuers.Ci.=ir-' ~ firicrit urrenseinvrit he made by the

llfinistei' nf Arriculturo ly which the

l »i'i foivi-,or to tlic iiiulcrsig ned

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STEAMSIIIP SAILINGS.

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RELIABLE 'ANU POPULAR INIIITE Between St. John And Danton

` WINTER FARES. Sf. John to Boston. . .. . . . . . .$4.50 St. _loliu to Portland . . . . . . . . 4.00 State Romn|................ .....$l.0ll B'l`l‘)lEli S'l‘l'lA.\l-“ll-II PS CALVIN A US l .IN Complete Wireless Telegraph Equipmen

I.:-aves St.. ohn 'l‘huradiry at 9 a m

{i;r`Enstport,¥.ubec, Portlarid and Bos-

lteturninirleaves India Wharf Boston Mondays att! ii.. m. und Portland :it 5,00 ll- [H-. for Lubuc,ll1nstport. und Bt. John.

hortickets. literature and irilormntion

dgblito local ticket agentp. Battwe c ec ed throuirh tn destination.

L. R. 'l‘hom§non T if. & PA

wiu.o.r. i-;..lr<~ni.

'mthnst bt John. N. B. K ..i__ _, _ |

Correct Posing

The Latest Styles

TIIE BAYER STUDIO.

mnalpnnmlsnq J. B. BROWN. D. M. D

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~ - _ nut s ' i . brhm im-iii iingi ii.i°ii§iiiz°

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' low Rate Autumn Tours

‘fo sizniviuna

An Ideal Hen rrlp .0 the llost Deliilitlu and llealtlilest Resort in the War il.

livery outdoor reoreataii. excellent see hell#

\Ill.‘fl;lari)¢|.”biis1ln¢. tegiigii, lnllilcycllngi' duh

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1an'niAoiv|I*r{-'ifrl"s. rfsgfi 'rwlrrl'-sciinw

transatlantic lmar “OCEANA '

14.000 'r ul I t- Ill ti. Lmil»

'tier-fora rs»i'§ii. ixauii fggiiizui uiu‘<'i,n`;:rii'xi‘iiu»

e ni-t: ,_ » emin-

N0 little or ?r;lgI|.l.ii:::l»|l on the “Musab rn _

IST CLASS ROUND TRIP- I

rlvdlni stateroom berth di mcalt Fest ‘ulsfne on the Atlantic. . .lecirlc lens ln every room. Many . r Nome with brass bsdr siilies-de-luxe with rlvlld helm; unset prumen mic deck in ine world. grciien ‘6-ii.‘°.§:;"°"a“° .l’““°"'-.iir'“°n‘.“'.“.i.°'.‘.'i°l:i:

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Composiitig Wanted

TWO composltors (male or female)

i-nn secure steady employment and “"0" Ply by applying at The Guard. fi" Office- 2-zonttesi. ,

'MeIi’s moccaeins and Lumber Rub-

b"° Bt a Big Discount at Got! Bron. llliiz .i .i ., .z-rmai

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Jcntistr

Dlf.. U. H. BYIQEB I Burxrscnlhntlst

llerlln Dental Parlors -

Richmond Bt. Phone n0J Over Pruwse Bros. Q _1x11-3

Tolfhe Electors of Ward One

Ladies and (inrillemcn-Please accept my since re llinuks for electing me the Acconu time to represent your interests at the council board ufiliis city ‘ Yours respectfully

JOHN McKENN/\ -

2-:udii

"Saturday moi-ning we opened an

other great range of 36 inch colored sll|rs,_palllette weaves. The colors shown are Ivory, Ecru, Lemon, Tus- can. Pfnk, Grey, Old Rose, Brown, Dark Green, Reseda, Nile, Sky. This silk is n, wonderful value--soft lust- rous and une and sells for 99 cents

ier yard. Monro tt Mclend. 2-i2ritf-

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0 ° National I.-ive Stuck." Association be

S _r.-nabled to meet. in convention once

= every two Years." "A vote of thanks

for the izoorl work done by Dr I G

this “'e'3k‘_ _ ' lluthcrford." There was miichdlscus:

SGC oili' Show-Wllidow _sion over a motion to the effect that

__ |butf.er‘ fat percentage should be the

and Counter” ,basis on which payment should bc for llnrgalns. iinnuc for inns, nut ii. was iinsuy ds.

rfidcd to leave it over. "That privi-

leges in lower rates of duty be ex-

0 ,tended to British subjects be made to

irertd to British subjects residing in

Canada" Election of officers rreult

r 0 . I » v __ _ » . 0iir Siiwalilrs ‘°i1.‘;r:.:-.»?"i:;‘i.fi‘v..“.‘;.‘1i.;;i

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dent, Brcdt, Regina, Sask., and Cap- tain T. M. Tobson, London, Ont.;

_ _ Secretary-Treasurer, A, P. Wester- ! -. P°_p°|f'_T°'f°° _ vine, 'roi-onto; Directors-British Coi-

l - - SCICIIHIIG Lighting iuriililiaii At. D. Paterson, Ladncr, B.

, er a, John A. Tuner, Calgary,

rbiekatchewan, Robert Linton, Regi- na. Snsk.; Manitoba, A. McPhail, Brandon; Ontario, W. W. Ballantyne, Stratford, Ont.; Quebec, Victor Syl- vester. Clarvaux; New Brunswick, Lt. Col. Campbell, Apolinqui; Nova Sco- tia, M. Cumming, Truro, and Prince Edward island, Hon. M. McKinnon, Charlottetown,-Exe.

::-Save your teeth-The regular use

of Llster's Dental Floss to clean be- tween the teeth is the most import- autffactor in preventing decay and preserving fillings. The antiseptic l>l'0pertles ect as n preventive of de- CBY Bild impart n pleasant flavor to the mouth-15c hottie-lil. A. Foster. Central Drugstore, Sunnyside.

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The People’s Theafr' `

I Mudge of the Mountains I

A lllcuutain Romance of remark-

able beauty. _

2 The Wager _ ' ‘

Takethe tip, this isulaugh winner 1

3 Daniel I!oon`s Bravery

A Western Drama, from a incident in the life of the great hunter

Miss Alice Wren

In Illustrated Song.

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iveler. .iunir ni the U. C. ci. lib rcs.

A lNvii=i5

The death occurred at tlic Prince

ir h W .

Gliarlottetown, a viidely known and much respected lxrdy. Although ill for some time, of an incurs/ble disease, lrei' death was quite unexpected and came as a severe shock to relatives and friends. As a nurse Mrs. Wad- man was widely known and loved and her capable manner and true Cliristian spirit, which cheered many u sick hed did not forsake her until sire breathed her last and was called to her Heavenly home. Besides a wide circle of relatives and friends she leaves to mourn the following sist- r-rs'-lifrs. Paul Lea, Moncton; Mrs. J, H. Judson, Alexandria, and Mrs. Alex. McLaughlin, Stanhope, besides one brother, Donald Mclilachern, Mer- maid. The funeral will talre place tomorrow, Wednesday afternoon, nt n- rw-lnck from the old homestead the residence of Alexander McE.ach ern, Mermaid, to the Mermaid Ceme- tery. The Guardian extends sincere sympathy 'to the bereaved ones.

The annual meeting of the Stanley

Briilfge Dairyiug Company took place on Tuesday, the 13th inet. There was R -good attendance of sharehold- ers and patrons. The report of the year'e business showed the company to be in ii 'prosperous condition. Pa- trons and shareholders were well sat- isfied with the year's transactions, especially with the price received for milk which was a record one. A unanimous vote of thanks was tend- r-.red the retiring board of directors and they were re-elected in block by acclamation. They are as follows:~ Walter Simpson, President; W. 1*.. Taylor, Vice-President; J. Herbert Simpson. Secretary-Treasurer; D. W. McKay, Robert McKay, Murray Rob- ertson, }~l<l\v:n‘d McEwen. The cheese business for the year amounted to over $23,000.00 and the butter biisi- ness to $l.500.00. Among other im- provements for the coming _vcni will be getting a better supply of water for steam purposes. The cheese sales at this factory made an average of $12.75 per hundred pounds.

1

have n horse you w-ant to improve quickly in appearance feed MacKin- non‘s Condition- Powders one package will give results that will surprise you. Loosen up old hair-makes the sliiri firrn silky, cleans the blood and tones up and improves a horse in

Tha MacKinnon Drug Co., Cor. Gt Geo &Kent Streets. dtf

¢ G -1

Business

conliiiiics to develop iu fi very siui~facloiy uianncr.

Wcuiin to give ilie vciy

lic-st pnesllilc service-, our .~up~ crior fiiciliiii-s making it pois ible fo do tbi~'.

Then we operate a Lens

grinding plant, the only one on the Island by' which we can turn cut almost any special kind of lens rsqiiircd, without loss`of time,

lf we are not now doing

your optical work. we would like to be given a trial

G. F. Illl'l`CIlIiSON

jeweler- Opfician,

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l..C. Smith & Bros

Typewriter

MODEL NUMBER FIV ie

gives you all that is lat- est in typewriter devices.

We guarantee t li i s

machine against defect- sbsolutely. Write us at once for our Free Trial OH .r. 'I

Soulis-Newsome Typewriter Co. Ltd.

Halifax. : : : St. I0lii1

::-Huw about your Horse ? If you

every wav. 25:: a tin. Sole agents

tlplical I

The regular

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price i 75c

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Xtra Special

. On Friday we were able to buy 310 yds.

of black, all silk, chiffon taifeta at a greatly reduced price and have now placed it on sale.

Width 19 inches 57c yard

A 50 yards of the finest quality of “West

of England” cheviot Serge in black only; 52 inches wide, vie'sel1 this regularly cut of stuck for $185 but having got a snap on it

We’re willing to share p¢|» yard

Send for Samples

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ial Association was held in Chai'-'.l~1rl\v_ar'd Island Hospital yesterday l e lottetmvn ycstcrdnv morning with alivornin nf Mrs. Rebeka sdmaa I

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‘YUUH liHll HAIHS . A Ullllill VANISH

A Harmless Remedy, Made from Garden Sage, Restores Color to Gray Hair.

A feeling of sadness scconipanies

the discovery of the first gr-ny hui;-S which unfortunately are looked upon as heralds af advancing age. Gray half. l10W6V0I‘. handsome it may be, makes a person look old. We all know the advantages of being young. Aside from the good impression a y_outliful appearance makes on others, simply knowing that you are "look- ing fit" gives one courage to under- take and accomplish things. So why suffer the handicap of looking old on account of gray hairs, when a simple remedy will give your hair youthful rind color and beauty ia a few days' time?

Most people know that cmmon gar-

den sage acts as a color reatorer and scalp tonic as well. Our grandmotliers used a "Sage Tea" for keeping their hair dark, soft and luxuriant. In WY€tli's Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy we have an ideal preparation of Sage, combined with Sulphur and other valuable remedies for daadrufl, itching scalp and thin, weak hair that is split at the ends or constant- ly coming out. A few applications of this valuable remedy will bring back the color, and in a short time it will remove every trace of dendrufl and greatly improve the growth and ap- pearance of the hair.

Get a fifty cent bottle from your

_ilruggist today, and notice the dif- ference in your hair after a few days' treatment. All druggists sell it, un- der guarantee that the money will be refunded if. the-remedy is not exact- ly as represented.

Special Agents, E. A. Foster, Sun-

nyside.

garet Cameron, who, after shui-pi

. _ n an ran i _ |

Davis, administrators, left the Haw-| ley town house, at No. 19 East Six- tietb street, is said to beistopping with friends in or near New York.

The young woman is said to have in her possession documents (cithcri the last will of licr patron or bills ol| sale covering a part of the cstatc),| and also certain private papers! which are absolutely indlspcneiiile in the efforts of Messrs. Hawley, Cran-_ dell and Davis to properlyi digest th

diversified interests left by the

street wizard.

Miss Cameron is bellev tl t

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her, and because no one has come forward to explain her position. Ac- cording to a close personal friend, who talked with her just before shei

ncy, who will present them at the .proper time. In thc meantime, she does not feel that it ls incumbent upon her to assist the administrators in any way.”

The law allows Miss Cameron six

montlis in which to file any claim, and so a delay af a few days will not affect her legal status. It is believcdl that since her break with the Haw-I ley heirs Miss Uaniernn has gotten in touch with a man whom slic employ- ed st lilflinghnm Hull, when she was vliatclaine of Mr. f-fawley's estate at Babylon, L. I. He is reported to have been ir witness tn tue will ivliicli l\lr. l{a.\\'ley executed following an illness last September.

It is asserted by John F. iii-own,

who said lie was a friend of Freder- ick (irunrlell, that the newphew of ‘Vlr. h°awley, who will inhrrlt onc- fifteenth of the estate, has definitely separated from his wife who was re- cently released from the workhinnw- at l3lackwell's Island, Fred Crandell has paid one \'is’t to (`hatham sinre his \'ncle's death, and it is under- stood ~tbat he was their urged hy his family to take this step.

Edwin Hawley‘s brothers and sis- ters, nll of whom live in C-hhtham. have decided to erect a memorial in' ‘heir i»rotber's native village. The form the memorial will take has not been decided unnn, but it ls probaiile that a hospital will he erected.

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY

Tnlre ‘LAXA’l‘lVlll BROMO Quialne Tablets. Driiggiste refund money lf. lt falls to cure. 'E. W. GROVIFS |l¢~ nature ll on such box. 251:.

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Poultry Supplies

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firaiiiilziicd Bono, Perfection Chick Feed. Clover Meal, Sarnia

Nest ligg, Yoiiliry I`ountnius, Lcgbrrnds, lr:ili.‘.~; Poultry Rcgulatc

r anything iii l’ou\:i'y :mpplier try. _

L. A. Haszard

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---Tailors to Men of 'I`asfe-

We Move Info tlur Nev

Slnre Early '... April

lu a few weeks we will move ini;-7 our new store

in the Offer Building a few doors nort i of our pre- sent location. This store will be larger and brighter than the one we are now occupying and will give us better facilities for handling our trade.

All the latest improvements in lighting and

store effects, store and stock arrangement, etc. , will be carried out so as to make our work, as well as our

customers easier.

Good Discounts 0lfered

1. in Money Lines

Vl'carc making preparations for removal now

and have selected many lines which must be cleared out before we move and have marked liberal dis- counts on each Now is a good time for you to get a good suit or overcoat at a price much lower than

wc usually charge.

~ ` Call in-today and--see w-hai---we-liavc to offer you

-wc can save you inouey on your clothes.

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.. John Mcleoil & C0

saw vonk, Fen. is.-luis.. iusr- . “C011 fb*

words with William P. Hawley.: _ i

Walter ‘zl Ura dell d F k Nl - - '~ _ . ' - E

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ministrators to offer to provide for 2-Zdft A }_'o»t.~| will receive ir Promni. Anungr.

ifypewriters

0F Atl. KINDS _

Cleaned, Adiusted and

Put in First-Class Running 0rder

... By A J NEWSOME

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piqucd OV" the failure Of the 34"! |28 Prince Street, Charlottetown. P. E. Island.

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left the Hawley home, "She i liasl

turned over her proofs to an attor-i

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Develop Your Milk Cows

M vlaasinc ll/[cal is ii ricli fzitteniiig food--is sugar in ill

niost nutritious and “usable” form It curicliestlie circulation

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-makes thc cows lieali.iy_ happy, sltck and fat and woui.er- fully increases the flow and quality of milk.

I Feeilinil Instructions

Siibstitutc live pounds of l\fo7n.<.-ini.~ Mi.-:il for Ilic sninc

quniitlty of ordinary food and mix llioronghly tlicicwitli. _

A U L D BR O S. ' Wholesale Agents - Queen Street.

T* ‘S _.__ .__._. (WHINAMAN SENT AS

l~iXl‘lll'ISS l‘At‘l(,\lil‘l_ ' and players uill attend in a l

:also the Stewarton. New Edinliu

VAN(`Ol_TVl‘il{, B. 1'., Feb. 15-All National. and Renfrew clubs, as

express couipaiiy ni-rtablished ,, precc-las representativts ol the various

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his way from I‘}nsenndn_ Lower (`nli- lim dead nthletg was ,mugged f t Vniicoiive su e\press mat Tle Ott vi (‘l l L b

vrniu, ti F. i il it ui Ren B. er-ill ter was dt-llvered at his destination floral tribute. and wreaths were and hurried to join his relatives here. no ordered by the Uresrent, S

OTTAWA Ont Feb lb-The fune Moncton iictoila and New Glu

ral of the late Edgar Dey will take

teams

ol cc tomorrow mornin from thc M F nk

a g r ra Dey Edgera father

family residence on First Avenue. today that there would be no p The remains arrived here last night cuttons. thouglrhc was convicted from Halifax, accompanied by Mr. the blow received ln the li and Mr.-r. Frank Dey, and Miss Lillian match was directly responsible

Dey, the decear-ied'e parents and sis~ his gon] death,

ter. Interment will be made at As a mark of respect to Dey

dent when Gee Fong, n Chinese, ou; al aquatic associations, with

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Berehwoorl Cemetery. l Arena and other local skating hc

Tlu- (itfnwa Hockey Club officers will be closed this afternoon.

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