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The busiest store on Chsrlottetown's busiest street

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_a_‘&iN,_2__»A / , mg!! n hen- ont ni your nose. ir the _ » ’ _ ‘ e

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Tliereuiaf _an abundance of

V . glircs treatment to tey Rexall "S3"

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to 'ren liven- Hen- nn.

eased

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EW" U vou have sluxurinnt liens 01

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3 Dcrncgnt °gi tllll condmoa not

at the end of the root is white

:ld shrunken. it proves time nn,

_iitentlon if its loss would be avoid-

We want everyone whose hair ie if T°ni° We premise that it .neu

r .' ' ' ` _ ih r is diseased and requires prompt,-

I ~ l L ,f ,/"B ifthe bulbispikandflhth

M, ‘__ . /_ hair ls healthy. u u 8

good Coal 'ifiglitliere in ou

We ere" prepared to deliver

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small'1o_ts§s‘q\`iicl:ly and wel as we do large orders.

ll.Pi0karil 8|. G0.

__ __ 1' |overcome dandru relisv

1 Y‘_.' _ ` I _ sheds, 'unddr cover and dry.

_grow hair and overcome baldness

i you to try it at our risk. Two sizes,

3 . ot cost anything if it does not give Satisfactory results. It is designed to

li. e scalp lr-

rltatlon, to stimulate the hair roots, tighten the hair already in the head

It is because of what Rmoill :‘93’_’

Hair Tonic has done and our sincere alth in its goodness that we want

50c, and $1.00. Sold only at our store. The Rexall Store. The McKinn- on Drug Co.

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"The March number of the Ladies

I-Dome Journal is now on sale at Cartcr’s Bookstore, This is an excel- lent number and a copy should be in every household. Send or telephone for a copy, only 15c, sent by mail for 20c, Carter & Co., Ulmited.

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COMMONWEALTH HOTEL

Opposite B_totsl'lous¢, Boston Mi s

if. no ,ai

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8:1501; realms wlgh hoc andhizolii vasteii for

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use of l5iiiDTc.2ho`iu'ar baths. Nothing to sqpslthis inhliew liingésnd. Rooms with pr vste bst s for tl. _per day and ur suites of two foams sn bsth for 84.00 pr day and up. D nlnf rooms snd esfe first* clasp. Enropsanp an

ABSOLUTELY FIREPROOI stone floors nothing wood but the door

Equipped with its own Ssnitsry _Vacuum Cleaning Plsnt.

Strictly A f' Temperance llotel

Bend for Booklet _

Commonwssltli Iloiel Inc.

' STORER F. CRAFTS , , i oem. :unseen '

_ * youngest son of David and Mrs. Low-

For

Family f

Coughs & Colds

A reliable cough oi' cold cure

should be always in the house ready for use the moment the first symptons app a's.

It is always eisier, cheaper

and betler to check a cold in the beginning. It is saf_er t-"o. llughea' Cough Mixture has been tes'ed for years ani fo-md to be the niost succe=sEiil remedv for coughs and co'd=.

Tryit. Large bottle only 25

tents.

Geo. E. Hughes

"The Peoples Druggist”

| _ ,___ 4, __ ____ _ _-»~-»-~~-~» mm - - ther of North Carleton, and has fo.

I h of Tuxton, and was recently electci _ " an eiaerinnn or that town. 'rue brim

;». __ , _. _ /;lI.1_-L was Miss Laura J. Astleford, eldesi _,Quarry Bark _cmlgh Syrup lf' Pleamflli t0 the m05t ,/_ 5 mn _._ daughter' of Wesley Astleford, one o.

Sensitive ta l‘€lle_§_'_§S_ illg l1lQS_t_ Sil1bl)0l' [1 001115 and _ %5,"‘. “ ' Tuxf0rd’f most extensive grain grow aids wonder u .`"in c"oinbating_nilments.of thischar- ‘ N -. » 1.- Ere. pkggniilz upon hxhfsgherés H131.

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:§i‘§_f'e$sex;l§;;?€li(;§2;§?ri;§sh cure’ pleasant y avore ' ’ bride entered the drawing room ti

Two sizes 5Oc, and 25c. Guaranteed ii

M acKinnon Drug Co

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IT PAYS to buy in this Province

LUCKY FIND.- One of the boys

of' York recently trapped s fox. This is cheaper than buying them at cur- rent prices. f

WAS!-lING'l`0N'B BIRTHDAY.-

Ssturdey was George Wsshington's Birthday. anniversary. It was fitting- ly celebrated throughout the U-nited States. all Government sud many private businesses, including the stock exchange, being closed in honor of the occasion.

WANT MR. ROBB.-The directors ol

the Sydney Y. M. O. A. are malulng efforts to secure the services of A. W. Robb, late soc"v.~i.ery of the Y. M. 1.3. A., in St. John, says an ozchafige. The Sydney -.stitzztlon has been with- out a secre*.i.:y for the pnst six months and .several unsuccessful ei- lorts to get a- _ mp~.\|)`\e :nun 'wr-1 made.

SENF T0 DER:MUDA_-Captains

Graves and Barclay, until recently in charge of the Salvation Army work at St. Stephen, have been assigned to duty nt Bermuda, the former going to St. Georges and the latter to Somerset, says an St John ex- change, They will be succeeded at St. Stephen by Ensign Anderson anu Captain Butler. both of whom are well known in Charlottetown.

MORWENNA NOT MISSING.-A re-

port was current throughout the city last eveninir to the effect that the B. S. Morwenno, of the Black Dis.- mond (Coal Co.,) line, was missing on her run from Louisburg to SL John’s, Nld. Inquiries this morning elicited the information that the re- port was false, as the Morwenna it now discharging cargo at the latter port, Bt. Jphn's.

PAARDEBERG_-The South Afri-

cans Soldiers Monument, Charlotte town, was tastefully decorated on Saturday by' the "Vets.” to com- memorate the Battle of Paardeberg, fought Feh. 22, 1901, when thi Canadian soldiers by their valor 0| the battlefield created for themselvc. 'an imperlsliibls name in the history of the world ns men of undauntei courage. prompted by their lov. for their Mother Country.

WEDDING PEl.l.S.-A pretty pinll

and white wedding in which many friends in this province will be inter estcd was solemnized at Tuxford, Sask., at_high noon on Friday, Feb. 5th. The groom was Roy Turner Lowther, formerly of Stanley Bros.. Charlottetown, and later with R. T. Holman Co., Limited. Summerside_ He is thi

several years been a member of thi mercantile firm of Boyd & Lowtbei

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__ __ _ wi- _i_= _ , l ` _ old friend of the family, Rev. Alex.

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i the strains of the wedding march

luis _“ "J- '

,X 3! N floral bell the nuptlal knot was tied

s W. D. Boyd, while Miss Mary J. Bar-

A I ry and Annie Astleford, cousin ani

_ a u ' sister of the bride, daintily acted al

Tobacco is a pile of

HICKEY’S BRIGHT CUT smoking tobacco, Cool,`Sweet, Mild, pure, clean, and wholesome. Better lay in a supply at presentfprices, and at a good run 0.1' your

money.' Made of, the very~ best tobacco. and made

RIGHT. ' " '

__ lliclgcy & Nicholson Tobacco Co. Ltd..

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Artistic, Durable and. `

_ E.con_ornical_ Walls

and _Ceilingc_Can,be

- -_ Made of/ ' ._ \ fféfffl ,=.pe~lsizsic Do2r1_eDi“>_

_ ' f l educed `

mginmfiily '.f...'§.i°ii.iii.“,'.}..°°f'.i.1°'."°f ms;

with peb led surface that ell_ows_ wif-le

no decoi-ntio‘n_witli list oilypsint m iinhng.

hCDd“p\mhn€s etc* `

cinch or“de\yerlor_ste.i¢ _ ~

lnm_lsh‘sisss tense! ysnrnssds

-oils;-i¢n‘io»asis,s‘ us Maman

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_liestsnd cold. vibrs- = up. costslesa than _

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deftly executed by her cousin Misa Janie Harry, and neath a gracefu arch from which was suspended i

The ccremon was erformed b ai

McGregor, now of Moosejaw. Thi groom was supported by his partner.

bndegmaid and flower girl. The bridz was elegantly gowned in ivory satin trimmed with Duchess lace and er» mine. She wore a bridal veil drapec with orange blossoms with whicl blended delicately an exquisite bon quot of white roses. The bridesmaid and the flower girl were prettily at- tired in pink charmeuse and carried bouquets of pink roses. A dazzling array of wedding gifts, costly, beau- tiful, practical in.their variety, gave expression to the kindly regard in which the recipients are held;-prom- inent' among other checks being one for $500 bearing the signature of the bride’s father. The groom's gift. to the bride was an expensive set oi Persian lnmb lure, to the bridesmaid and flower girl gcld Delldillti. *-0 Ulf groomsmen a fountain pen. After thc guests to the number of almost 15( had done justice to a sumptuous re- past, a number of toasts were drunk and bright speeches delivered, whicl. with musicland social chat combined to form n most enioyableevening. My-_ and Mrs. Lowther afterwards left by rail on a visit. to Brandor- and other western cities. The Guar- dian extends hearty congratulations.

::For a general tonic Rexall B021

Wine and Iron commends itself to those who cannot take medicine in the form of powders or tablets. It is made from purest Spanish port wine combined with the beet essence of beef and iron in its most palatable ioml. Ii nexnii-Beer wine and :Iron <loesn't help you nothing will- LBYB0 16 oz. bottle $1, smaller size 75c. Guaranteed. The McKinnon Drug Go., Corner Gréat George and Kent sth ;MEtf. `

A BUSY BDSBION -Jrliere was s

busy session held at the police court before lfagieti-ste Molisy Yesterday. John McDonald ol Charlottetown who the first msn up, says a New Glos- gow exchange. John is lssy and he has a horror of work. I-Ie prefers to while away the cold hours of a Nova Scotia winter behind the bars. He has been arrested three times in ten

days. Lost Thurman he ws; given three hours tg get- _ffm iowa, gap urdsy nlxht be was pinched ny oilicel M°N°l1l for _being disorderly and Blended guilty to that charge this morning. lie said he had a job to go to if he were freed, and according- ty the maglntrhte tol__4 him to bam,

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GOOD SHOWING.-A summary 0(

the work of the Cherry Valley Dairy Factory lui' the season of 1912 is l_“5¢ °Ul1. and contains the following ui:ures:-Factory opened June 3rd sinned oct. zetn. 'rom quantity ni cream _supplied by thii;ty~six patrons was 45,31.: n>s.._.'ree¢i- quantity ni butter fat was -9,369,055 lbs. from which 10,193 lbs. of butter was mau- lfactnred, Amount of cream to k

l lb. butter was 3.47 lbs. andnihs, iverage per f,

‘ WH- 01 lat in cream was 26.4. , The quantity of butter rom 1 Th. fat was 1.08 lbs., and che average price of butter was 25.73 cnts. The value of one pound lat to patrons was 21.47 cents, and one pound cream was 5.68 cents The twelve patrons who supplied the most cream last season were-George Docherty. Wrancis Mutch, Charles Mutch, John Tweedy, Lloyd Inge, .\/Irs. Belle Mutch, Malcolm McLeod, . Harry Tweedy, J. P. Irving, Mrs. T, Doyle, Heaney Jenkins and Benjamin

Mutch.

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TALE OF SILVER F'OX.-Some- where in the Blue *Hill region, Great- er_ Boston's nearest approach to real If/lld country, there ls roaming a beautiful specimen of the almost ex

tinct silver fox, says- a Boston

change. Miss Helen B. Elcock, chem pion fox hunter, who bears the ulcknnme of "Nimrod," is eagerly iwalting recovery from a recent op- eration. at her home ln West Duin-

;y, to start on the trail. There

_nains just a month and a half be- fore the season for foxes closes in vlassachusetts, and Miss Elcock is ioping she will be able to get out soon enough to double her remark- able record of last season, which mmhered 24 brushes. So far this ieason she has shot 37 foxes, includ- lne one rare and valuable black fox _ the skin of which she treasures high- ly. She nceds ll more to double her ccord. although the lone black fox peit she has secured is easily worth a good many red ones. Miss Elcock, who lives at 332 Copeland street, West 'Quinc_v, and is the daughter of George F. Elcock, became famous at .hc cnd of last season when hcr ex- lloits behind her pack of 14 fox- iounde became talked of. A flow of letters followed asking her hand in narriage, asking for fox skins and _'or live skins. Matrimonial oflcrs in- :luded one who admitted that h was considered good »looking, and :linclied the matter by telling of his fondness for fox hounds: The letters :cured in to Miss Elcock from In- liana and Texas, and from as far away as Summerslde, P. E. I., where a fur brbedlng company- wanted live foxes. The waste basket was the des- tination of most of the letters, Miss Elcock dismissed the lot with the de- -.laratlon that her only sweethearte were her thoroughbred hounds. "Th8Y are faithful,” and that is more than

can be said of most rq_en;"

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You Say You (`an’l

` lhii You t`an _

Ilmow Cod Liver Oil is

tslre it on sccount of its horrible taste.

Ever say that? ‘ '

Nyal’s Emulsion of Cod LlV=1‘ 0;( is a very pleasant and palatable c'\ml>'¥13U0,11_- AUY* body can take it, and every- body: should who feels the 'need of a body builder.-Call in and vie will tell YQ” °f1t5

wonderful benefit. .. I

Prices. 5oc and 550°

Johnson & Johnson

The Quality Drug St01'¢-

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Try This

Toilet Soap

Williams’ Jersey Cren'in Soap

none of the meet 'pnpninr toilet loops on the market. As s. skin emolllent and cleanser it is’ dis- tinctively superior, works up in- teefineeomnieni luhiiriman decidedly beneficial to tender skin. Try it, loescshs, Hoi- Ile

The ‘2__ Macs '

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-me _ "_

rf '-’ fr ‘

Every Fu1°_ “ Price Cut A

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PRACTICALLY ALL FURS '

WILL be more expensive next season.

That means that by anticipatliig your -

needs-buying now at a cliscoiuit you

will make two savings.

You will make the amouiit of the '20 ll

discount we give you from our frescnt _,_

prices-y ou will save the 'whole mount ofthe advance on the line yon think of

buying.

Think it over-but flecide prompi- _

ly. `

Minka Discounted H ‘ ““*__’*"" Persian Lambs Discounted - .--no Ssbles Discounted T _,_,,.,,,,,_, Persian Paw Discounted Mnrmots Discounted ' 'F'--if Fur Costs Discounted `

one mini off can cn.-.in . " ` .'f"'i'7

One third off Cloth Skirts 4 One third off Childrcn’s Clists

Specisl Remnant Sale of Wash ' '

Dresses. _ - _ , _ f

Special Remnant Sale of Wsisls ,5

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ini Piiuni-:Niiu 'uiusi couiuiw .....,._.,...,.... a

the thing I need. llutl cnn't i

HYNDMAN &

Managers,

The appointment of a Trust Coiiipany as Execntor assures efiicii-nt C°°liK°m¢lI!| °f5\fm Pf°d\I¢l "' ll

ren nl ' f ' -

a e, economical and continuous management of an Estate. Name sollciidli ff’

he “Prudential as your Execnior. hmm having sm-elm unify ’ fi

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One of the C.~mpany’.`s circulars will be t 7 W

_ cm.;i"i:¢nn.a..i»n

ehsnts

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This Coill.ailfa‘s0 gives *Delhi alieniion toinvestme ts f ° ‘mu fm sal’ 'mmm ‘rm U "M

. _ .. o rnon.y . _

usrantcei investnient receip s ure issued at good rate of interest and “mug PHC*

principal and interest are guaranieed. ""d'“"6'°P°‘

ses to youoniequest. "A" ' V V "T 'rv' V/ `

main orrici:---unninni comm ,mi _._w,,¢,i¢,nV _ -'-;~-L;-“-

BRANCH orrics---cinriniieinwn. ~ Waite -*J it

ll _ '

Sanitary Cotton Polishing Cloihsfd , .A1

G0 Power House, Garage , Machine Sh _ , _ x

sg 5 nnd all General- aku; Writeasr ""5" "

samples and quota! _ tothe mnnuiact-

P. E. l “'°'- c =` ' 'f

i-7 Mtuwgmos. K n

23 25 Coalition St. "_ ' ._

‘ _ , - Montreal' P.

_. _ 2.4¢ i"_ ii

for eseii continuslion. Cssl- mupt Accompany ontei. Hiiiicgiilzrclivsidrd parm wanted stqmnd ‘mth hom Wm* E Twenty-five cone.

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ousiwinu ctnssirnzo nos Black s vii- ;

____ ‘ini nnumword hmmumonin nm “hm” hm 2 io 5 mated pairs Silva.-r Black

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GENTS-MEN AND WOMEN-WE will start you in a permanent pay- ing buslness with the most success- ful agents line ever put on the Gan- ndlnn market, without investing-;e single cent of your money._0ur line is absolutely new. Sells on sights in every home. Not sold in stores. Fo opposition. Successful men and wo- men started by us are making $15 to $20 weekly. Write today for, ¢&tBl0ZU°. and full information. National Products Limited, ‘D pt A.-45 Toronto, Ont. 8-olde!

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FEMALE IILLI’ ..:

PROIL‘.'1‘IoNEns wAN'rED_*Y0tii3G

wonlenbetween 20 and 85 yeersof B80 totake course of training in general hospital. District and social work included. B_ years courier Dlicsnts n_ow being eon.side_l~_sd_ April close. For ini-ther psi“Bcu_ld£i :site to Supt. Framinghnmrbloi i

i Framingham,

_ . Mass. 2-dhlgfl WANTED, A MAID FOR GENERAL

housework with experience in plain cooking. Apply to Mrs. A. J. Bldin, 281 Richmond St.

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‘__ Gifted. H.»W. Longworth, President. C°°"'°°‘°"9 s"|‘°l”d P'°'”P' “mm”

=_ lr ___,_T-- _ _ _ -___»_ Oxes for interested party' Writ

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AGENN WANTED, ’ Fon anna. Raoisricnnn snoufr- f“nP°"i°"la"t° in

horn bull, two years ~ old. Frank. B ' ‘ Younken North River 2_22M6_ d_ W. . PURDX, Agent,

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2-_-m 4 Plllasant Str ‘et

Ml5cEu'Ai":oUs 5 Dorchester lifsbs

ruewnnb.-'ran cHai¥1E'F1~`a*i'c'>`iv§ _ '

Ghlfdlub will pay a reward to any 2-22Ml6lpd _ ‘“ person giving information that will ` `

-‘ 1% “F9 "sie °°l1Vi¢¢i0n Of the par-

' y or par es who have been taking _

wood from the links this winter.

:ny person cnngnt entting or neni- '

n , ~

g “nod or shooting on me mpg

without permission will be prose `

. 2-zzmai. _ neu: nerr wsurso

WANTED-A SEALER AND CRACK- - -

er _for lobster factory. Apply to G. D. Longworth & Co., Charlotte-

__t_own. __ z-zum. WANTED--MAN T0 WORK AROUND

and boy to learn trade.

with references to "B"

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