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HAPPY NEW YEAR

in your home by installing

ectric light service there. ou will not alone have

the best: light known; but will also have at your commend forts ever bt-fore possibly. We will gladly send our ex- pert to consult with you

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THROUGHTOSERVICE A Quebec and Montreal

6.25 a.m.. . Lv. . _ Charlottetown 6.45 a.m. Lv. Bummeralde 1.08 p.m.- -Lv Sacxvllle 2.25 p.m- Lv. ‘ Moncton Ar. Montreal

With Connections for

; TORONTO and ALL points West

Via the only

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Ar. 8.85 p.m

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w...» Charlottetown Dally Except Sunday.

Daily Service Between Halifax and Montreal

Maritime Express Leaving Montreal; daily Connections to Prince Edward

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Island Points

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Local ‘brain ‘Ieevln Mllnoton at 10.55 a. m ormentine at 1.15 p. m.

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See Your Tickets Read.

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W. T. HUGGAN, District Passenger Agent. _ ' Charlottetown. P. E. l. 70l0-2-l3MEitetL.

W. K. ROGERS, City Ticket Agent. Ch-Hottetown. P. E. I

that's aili When err‘ ugly dandruff -cent bottle of delightful, tore, will save your hair, "also double it's beauty. You can have nice, thick hair,“ too.‘

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--.-- . ln answer to a series of ques- tions by Mr. Msrcil, Bonaventure, Bir George Foster, stated that the government did. not hrtendwobfter a subsidy this year tone steamship- service between Campbefitony-Jdr- 3.. and Gaspcnqpe, _. ment had grantsrftlrq" a service between-Montreal, Que- bec, Qaspe and qﬁapeblac. Quebec to tho St. lsowfeifceﬁhippinguand ‘Trading Company of Quebec.

PASSED sol-looses . sor-rom up.

c. H. Harvey, of the Mgelne. Fisheries, Halifax. received-occult

the steamer Vaenrzogq ﬁr; effect that at 4 p. m. Sunday he passed a‘ wrecked schooner, bottom up, drifting north-east in let. 41.23 north, long. 59.54 bvest. The wreck is thought to have been the "Maid of LnHuvo" which was abandonded

res on rnsjpnear LAKES i HEAVIERTHAN m 191s

ice on the Grnnd Lakes is much heavier than st. this time last year, and in comparison with the i2 years’ normal. There is an average thickness at Duluth and shove thenvemge at Saull Ste. Marie and nt Escunnbn, says the first ice re- port of the season. issued this‘ evening by the local United States Weather Bureau. in Lake Ontario ice lrr imrlrors ‘s heavy willie ice fields are reported over the enstcrn and central portions. in Lake Erie the ﬁelds are s-olin along the south ‘shore, and n-hcre is open wrater visuhle. ‘Some open water is re- ported off Port Stanley. i-ce is heavily wi-nrowed.

in Lake Huron the ﬁelds are ex- tensive and heavy. and extend be- yond vision. st. Olsir River is open for about two miles below the mouth of Lake Huron and heavily packed below this point to Lake St. Clair. The ice in Luke St. Clair is heavy and ranges from -22 to 28 inches in thickness. De- troit River is closed all the way to Lake Erie. St. Mary's Rlrver is solid and the entire length n, cover. ed with snow.

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to any drug store; nnd get a 60-cent. box or Py Amid Pris Treatment. Re- lief about ‘come so quickly yorf will‘

jum for-Joy. _l.' {on are in doubt, sen for a t‘ o rial package bar‘ mall. You wii ‘ then be convince .

Don't delsynHTak-s no substitute.

‘FEE SAMPLE COUPON PYRAMID nnuc ooumrvr. vie-P id ircrlnrafnrt. v

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Veterinary Surgeon, Office and Residence

171 Great George Street Opposite Kennedy's Garage Phone 804

e. s. i-reserm Barrister, Bolloltor, Notary Public,

etc. - MONEY T0 LOAN. Montague - - P. E. Island

McLea|t& McKinnon,

Barristers, Atterneye-et-Law

Office. Royal Bank Iulldlng. Charlottetown - - P. E. lllllld

RS. Blanchard a. Arch. ARCHITECT BANK or Nova Scorn

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of lowered resistance, cold or cot-I . The energizin virtues

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11v ‘MEMORIAM

lrrvreor-ze-oornou

There passetL away“ o‘! Rustico- ville on February 27th, Arneder- Doiron at the ‘age of ~73-years; The

' deceased had been; in poor health

for some time and his tleatli W86 not altogether unexpectctLl-ie bot‘? the sufferings of his severe illness with Brent. Patient-e and resigna- lion. ' ' ' Having been all his life u fervent (‘atlroIlt:. he had the ﬂood Brace to die consoled and sanctified by tht" sacraments ot‘ his (Ihurrrh. ‘Ho leaves to nnourn their loss, beside-e n large trircle of rﬂlﬂtiveﬂ all“ friends, two sons and lhrecdau- glrlers.,ilunrelil '|‘|\""1“5 ‘m U" lzonrestenti and Paul of U. S. A- lirs, hiaurice lloiron. Mrs. Leon Duifﬂll both of ilonv River‘ will Sister Peters, Congregation oi Notre Dame. Newcastle, N. 'B.. ni- so one brother and one sister. 'l‘li~‘ funeral took place on Sunday 29th from his home to Si. AUKUBUIW Church, where the inst sad ‘HLBB were performed by Rev. J. (heis- son. May his soul rest in peace. {ii-ﬂi-

MR. DANIEL ROGERS

A dcep gloom was cast over Lot 7 nnd vicinity on February 23rd when it was learned that Mr. Dau- icl Rogers of Hallburton had pass- ed away at the early age of 51 years.

The deceased had been seriously ill for the last six months and al- though he suffered greatly he bore his affliction with the utmost Chris- tian patience and was fully resign- ed to the will of ills heavenly Fath- er. All that medical skill and lov- ing kindness could do was of no avail to stay the grim reaper and on the above mentioned date his precious soul winged its ﬂight to that land where the milestones of time are nu longer counted and where nothing but the never end- ing space of eternity limits the hor- ison.

The late Mr. Rogers was n per» fect speciment of manhood. lull. lbrond shoulders and manly. MN! being noted for his integrity and benevolence he was widely known and highly respected. To know him was to ndmire his grand qualities and gentlemnnly bearings and ni- though "noble, generous hearted “Dun" is gone yct he has left be- hind him a perfect reputation that his deariwife and fnmlly can al- ways be" proud of.

He was attended clurlugi his ill:

" nos, by his ire/loved pastor who ad-

ministered to lrlml the lest rites of his rains...‘ ,Cniholio>;_(}'li_urclr ‘uf ‘which he was always a devoted member. '

i» lie-loaves to‘ mourn n heart brok-

,en ‘its (nee hiissKlanie Butler) a “"1231 children who will al- wgi-Qakiknemr... him ns n’ kind and loving husband and tender and, ‘devoted “father.

A large number of relatives and friends followed his remains to Si. Mark's Church where a Requiem Mass was celebrated by Rev. J. A. McDonnltlpP. P. who also conduct-

there. in the quiet little cemetery beneath the shadow of the church

“Tiz’_’ iKFixesp Aching Swollen, Sore Feet

HOW “TIZ" DOES COMFORT T|REO. BURNING, CAL-LOUS- ED FEET AND OORNS

Good-bye, sore feet. burning fcol. swollen feet. tetrder feet. tired lost. Good-bye, corns, crrllouses. 1N1"- ions and raw spots. No more shoe tightness. no more limping with pain or drawing up your face in ag- ony. "Tiz" is magical, nets right off. "Tiz" drurws out till the poi- sonous exudetions which puff up the feet. Use "Tia" and wear small- er shoes. Use "Tia" and forget your foot misery. Ah! how com- fortable your feet feel. _ _

Get a 26 cent box-of "Tic" nOW st uny druszlsl m‘ dwlflme"! store. Don't suffer. l-lsve 85M l9"- glad tech-feet that. never swell. never hurt, never gel. tired. A year's foot. comfort guaranteed n!‘ money refunded.

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Johnson's Anodyne Liniment

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noiz..r.s..-......it 10%. l

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ed the service at the grave and ~

wberoipjre so often knelt in pray- er. our dear friend Dan. one of the noblest and best of men sleeps his last long eleepxllequieanst in Pace.

The pail bearers were Maurice ‘Butler, Thomas (lritiln. Arthur J. Dalton, George M. Dalton and John and Fred OG-loiloran.

-—-——_<-o->——- SEVERE STORM HITS CITY 0F QUEBEC QUEBEL‘, March llr-u-(By Canad- ian Preach-Quebec was struggling tonightsto recover from the ellectsr of one of the worst storms that evere struok the city. Every public utility service is demoralized and most of the city streets and. houses were in darkness ovcr Saturday ﬂllhl. while henvy damage has been done to trees, over-head wires and other equipment. After a twelve hour rain on Friday, the rain froze as soon as it fell and all wires. buildings and trees were cov- ered with a thick coating of ice, bending the trees lo within a few feet of-the streets. About noon Saturday, a high wind sprung up with a heavy snow fnli and com- p High pow- er poles were broken down, leav- ~'ing‘ih6 city at night in darkness. All theatres except two were forc- ed to close down and stores were served with candies. Papers were much reduced in size owing to the power shortage nntl on Sunday morning no cooking could ‘be done since the gas rntrges were nut of business. Tonight lights canre on in various parts of the city, but the street railway was silil storm bound. The city of ‘Levis also suf- fered severely in mur-h the sums way froru the effects o! the 510ml.

Says it is Sticky- But_Wh0 Will Care

CINCINNATI MAN TELLS HOW T0 BHRIVElL UP CORNS SO THEY LIFT OUT

Ouch l ? l ',’ ! ! This kind of rough talk will be heard less- here in town if people rrowbled with corns will follow the simple advice of this Cincinnati authority, who claims that s few drops of a drug called freezone when applied to a tender, aching corn stops soreness at once. and soon-the corn dries up and lifts out without rpnin.

He says freezone is a sticky substance which dries immediately and never lnllames or even irritat-

A quarter oil an ounce, which will cost very little at any drug store, is said to he sulficent to remove every hard or soft corn or callus from one’s feet. Millions of Ameri- can women will welcome this an- nouncement since the inauguration of the high heels. _

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It will save all the hard labor of beating rugs, clean- ‘Y’ >

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The EUREKA has the highest vacuum of any port-jg 1’

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volume of air which rushes tlrrotrglr the nozzle at such-YQ 1E

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but goes down deep into the fabric and gets allthe dirt. N0 belts o1" gears to break 01' get our of order. Just press

< the switch control tinder the thumb, run the EUREKA over the rug and- your srveeping‘ is done. N0 need-itéll-lr dread housecleaning‘ if you have an EUREKA. Cali and let us demonstrate it for you.

_ - We Close‘ Daily at 530

i The Rogers Hardware 00., Ltd.

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The man who calls a spade a spade at all tunes has morb enem- ies than friends. ;.

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The South American sloth is cap- Birds oss nests only for rearing able of going without food for many’ their young and not, for shelter.

Mlnsrd’: Llnlment Curse Golds. lb ,

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