sell dry goods at prices so low that they 15IS'f°*“*=»‘-L and Litmff S°°i°*Y-M'-' _ ”'

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we had supplied all the people in the City

with Sheetings, Pillow Cottons, Towellings

\Vh_itev~'ear, Dress Goods etc. etc. so great

has been the sale. Only six days left be

"<“ 1:1*-'fi "@v'._”i»'€.'-'if.'»!i»‘=i?@»-".<‘~ _ .' ,_' 2 fl1;§'*.~_“»>. "‘i1§?..“-5?‘§'f‘»*`.’.‘~"_‘i-`.“l;‘f "»-.'~:-_Jj1.<I-.‘é‘_@`£`a;i ',‘l°`_`._-‘@_.- _:_ 55;' ' ~ »"`-`_'..§f;?:;-P“'._ _V.:_.r§:~;»_,,j_=_»t§,i`§§i-'=4f§g=_$.{ ~¢=_,»_ ,‘»

fore the c<i_i'peuters take charge.

thing, any admission fee? 10 cts, children

Q 0 E K Sets. Proceeds in.aid of parsonaize. I'll

1 -¢¢ oe therenll right. ' _'

siimiv is

The Al ways BUSY Store' I Tun Boston Post of Feb. 14th contains

N O PERSON EE

'- likes to wait very len? to have re-

pairs attended to. O ten great in-

. convenience and serious damage or

loss is sustained by not having work attended to at the proper time. We not only do our work promptlybut we do it properly. Our workmen are experienced and we guarantee satisfaction. E" For Bell Hanging. Gas Pit-

.- ting. Sheet Iron and Tin Plate ‘I work we are unexcelled.

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Great George Street, liillue-r’s 0 Qand. xx14d&

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Macbonald & Stewart.

Binders, Attorneys-at-Law, Notaries-s, &c

..r.ff*'~\2.=*:f..:_~: lid liUIlSlllBl

, tteto ,

an9l.90l. d8cw6m

trade, and wisl ing te inc°eai\e our

apecml inducement for 30 dave

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of the following grades of Tem-

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fn" _'M' -1_1* For a moment before buy-mg gui: i¥§“§*§l ~_ »>i-_==\<>_.°f°fw-

CONSIDER

4 How many cheap. worthless iustro

J ~ V ments are ou the market;

FREE lcoivsinsn

_ That a cor instrument will never

We are anxious fo: your tea § gg., ,,¢i,ff¢¢;¢,_

already large sales we tier as a _,CONSIDER

WU, 5 ff* WUI? b°°* l'° l'h° Thatif you buy not from are`ia’o`e purchaser of 1 und of either V h°\1S¢ X011 have 11° redress. ‘

“Eureka” Bleu 25c per lb U

“Red Rose.” Bland 283 per lb 2 _ \._ __ _

Hezai-gf, Brahmm 25g pgr lb” _((5 that we as the leading music house

Knowing the ra.tisfact‘on that Q” §;L:;‘gm‘;’:,_§‘;f;'s;§fd5' ‘° s°°°d

these teas are giving oahevn we ` '

feel assured of further sales to

you if gn¢¢ bg-i¢d_ I That doing the largest bisiness in

this line we areinaposrtion to quote

you finest prices.

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Lower Queen SMH- g -~=_ The I'eaS'..'2;.?1" '

§%&&§@¥ ihsmenesesws

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Popular _“orarie -.-

Printingliouse

A-_aiu extends its thanks to*

the public for the liberal pat- t ronage during the past year, Q and is more than ever convinced " that the woiur nous, and Pincus Quorxn are giving per- fect satisfaction. weare never

but when you want a Job

Printing done in a HUBBY,

D. TAYLOR

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'THIS' °» Q HINT $-

The sharpest criticism on ii shave is not sharper than our razors. They're sharp, and we keep ‘em sharp, be- cause they mustbe sharp to irive a rightshuve. Sharp, a ren't we l / '

Head with the hair properly and

stylishly dressed makes amen ook 1410"/, better than usual. We shave

mp right a_i_i’d diées§_ your r roper_ an i. on

corgsglacsome

'rim screens, cnantorrnrowst Pnmcirnntr

Cyrus .McMillan will read a paper on Cair-

` Asn Wednesday at St. V Peter's ”Cathe'~ _ dral.-Holy communion 7.15113. m.. 7.45 a_. m. Matins and Litany 11 a. ui., children’s service 5 p. in., evensong and address 7.5!) p, ni. During Lent there will be special courses of sermons on Sundays at ll a.m. and 7 p. m., and on \Vedne.sdays und Fril days at 7.30 p. in. '

THE Students from the United States

attending.: St. Dunstan`s College intend observing \Vasliington's Birthday, Feb. 22nd. Adinner will be given lit the Revere after which the entire company will call upon Consul Vail where it ~i_s understood that an interesting program will be ciuried out.

Aim you goingto the lecture?\Vhat lec-

ture? \Vhen and wherefl Rev. Mr! Tho- mas’ on “Our lute 'beloved Queen,” in North \\'iltshire church on Monday even- ing 25th, inst.. beginning at 730. Of course I`ll gc. \Vou1dn’t miss it for any-

CLYDE River: Norns.-The hauling is backward this winter on account of the continued storm. Our school is steadily improving under the 'tuiti-tion of Mr. fl). McLeod.-A basket social sind. entertain- ment is to be held shortly -Smelt dshing is over for this sea.son.‘-Owing to “the con tinued sickness our physician _is kept blsy______ _ _ V __

an accountof the unfortunatefuction ofliin

number of relatives and friends are left to mourn their loss. Deceased was iuwomap of unassuming fiiianner, but iof it-l jenlal ’llspositioii and`e.n_ioyed thoggoodwlll offall who knew her. The large number thai iccompanied the remains on Monday to

esteem in which she was hil l. The Yun'-` eral services were impressively conducted by Rev. Mr. Dystnnt of Pleasant Valley. I5 the bereaved we extend our sincere

’Y'”P*E,'!¥:..

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Mlnidonv s.1i.§sri1@ii1uiré.1=i4.,’-._ é

_I.,oNnoN, February 13.--Pgol_'., John. A..= Fleming, lecturing at .Liverpool today. ialdho had Signer Marconi°s permission »'.o§._make liistfmentlon that on the li.-st. day of _reign of King Edward VII., he,

wireless messages between St. Catherines, Isle of Wight. and the Lizard, till' miles. Perfect communication between the two

points has since been established. »

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KENDRICK’S LINIMENT never disap iints-Ba were of cheap imitations at cheap prices.

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WE DN Eil`lAY i0.

' Bee Hive Daily Bulletin and lf

'iw Old Probabilities Weather For-:cas t- ail, Weather Bulletin ‘

‘fl `/ A .

5 More unsettled with local elect I

(gd or snow, _ :» Smell; Box Shoots, nicely

selected stock, truly sawn, a large quantity on hand. _ i

If you have an idea of doing

some repairing this season we will

assist voubteo save a few dollars

r. .

lnm e have stock of

lumber of

which

_ ' . ' . ._ he 10th January after only a few days _ _ adian Poetry and Poets in Prince of Wales t' __ ' V V

aI'B l)0y0Ild C0mpetlll0D. College on Thursday evening ai:8 o'clock.V_ `aTh:lru in death the., wan, 'mt

, The public are invited: . . *P ‘nw ’ .hg »sn~"1'mg member' 9.! th'

i Tal: Fancy Dress Carnival will be held

V _ at the Rink, March 6th. Spegial music iii VV P ,

Q , being prepared by the orchestra which# Miss., who with gi-maeiiiidnnandgreaz

n e '..wiIl be strengthened by the addition of `

'four Ur five instruments. `

V _ _My physician told me Iwas a. victim

Islander named James McArthur, who

‘ _ D ‘_ ‘. ‘ . 'i 2:' ." ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' """" had gone to theTSa.hatl"oni._»A`i{iny sh®er_

_io put up for ini' night, ima an.-.r aiveii-

nervous dyspepsla and must takefjmst'

ing himself oi his, clothes, ran dowu Green ' Street inn nude condition. He was placed

g - in the House cf Detention in a padded K sell. _ `

E' Ir is with sadness that we chronicle the 5% ~_ i ‘ i learn sinus. John \v..m..»,~f Bfaiiiiibsne

, V which took place on Saturrlay 'the' 16th

" \ after a_ brief illness of one day. A hus-

, j Q! band, three sonowing children and a

1 7%

l-150 medicines and prescriptions and it was

‘inf example was -too much for _me and I

Summerfield' Cemetery 'attested to fthe:

as regularlyas I 'take inyV mfeuls. not

__ _ _ _ _ _ _V _ _ _ . _ _V f f.A"flfty crnt box of Slunrt'§ Dyspepsia

. ‘ r " 1;'F'al.ile'ts will last me a. month and kee m

Marconi, accomplished the feat of sendinpr"

attained to within a few hours of the 9~l°li

eldest and dearly beloved son Hen with ifvhoin she resided having passed away on

_feuiib=are_Johu C. and Mrs. Jenkins of *<V§leullnnan,*~ Mrs. Boswell of Pleasant Hill. 1.06.49, and Phill S. of Taunton

grand-children are left to mourn. She' was a consistent member ofthe Methodist Church and a regular attendant at the

vacant. She will be much misled ln the *community for-by her kind, gentle. rsym-' pathetic disposition she had endeared her- self to all, but most in the home where the had been the idol so to speak. Her remains were interred ln the cemetery at

of her husband, there to await the _ resur~ rectiou morn. Rev. R. Opie oliieiated.

A POOR BREAKFAST.

"‘All I want for breakfast is ii roll and it cup of.coH'ee."

The. nemark is beard not only in hotels,

restnuiants and lunch rooms but itis the usual breakfast order in the home circle as well. After a. twelve hours’ fast it

should be ahearty, substantial one, and if we all lived natural, unar:-ilicial lives, it woulilbe so but none of us do, hence » breakfast is a. mere pretence.

'Saysa latter day philosopher: ' “During

'many years cf active _business life,;I

substantial breakfast but supposed it

appetite for lunch and dinner. .

'und recreation as no” _medicine I would

iiiot followns my 'liiislness aflhirs would not permit it, and to get relief I’ resortefl

_purely accidental that I hit 'upon one .remedy which _did the _ business. Whilei in a drug store one evening I notiied 1a' number of people buying Stuarifs Dysp ap» sia'Tablcts, a widely advertised prepari ation for stomach troubles; andthe force'

bought ii. Bft-y cent package. . . ,

I took a tablet or twoi after each mesh.

and in_a week my appetite picked up. 1

_because I 'wanted i't,]:iin‘rl from that_`_ti_mé_ t0 tliis’I take St-u_urt's Dy`spe`psis, i&_bl_et`s.

cause I now have any 'trouble with my illomach, but because I don’t want to

.§'§‘?- I 'if' LJ’ " “

_ __ _ _ ii J tchgestion in goodforder. aud#=;I_ know better' investment a businessman can

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Tnunsnar Feb. ilst. isft he date of Rev.

T. E. FullertVon‘s lecture 'in the Wnr tothe given in Kindorirarten'-Hall, for the bene- fit. of the P. E. I. I-lospltal.-Bree. Livllo,

cl_erk.(malel can secure a desirable position in oneiof the leading itrocerles in Char- lottetown. Apnlv to P. O. Box 6&,¢iviug reference, age and experience. 19 tf.

Try one can or ual: braiui bondensed Milk andyoii will, decide whether- it ls

Grocer fort. `

Molasses Kisses only 11| cents alh at the

The Lightioi tlie»Worlil__

Our Saviour in _Art`_

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cost nearly Sioo ooo to piililisli. -"‘°ear1yJoo sup- erb engr.-ii.-ings of Chrisi and Hia Mother bv the '

sobeautiful it sells it elf Presses running dav

for terms.

Wanted.-Statc )faua_cer to have cliasge of correspondence and nil the agents A i'esS_

'j‘ig¢,‘ Brhisls Aauerwlaaf ('11,.

.. Coucoiz.x.~:_Br1i.ii:xc. .

wtf ' \'v'asl-imgton, _D, C.. .J

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_ Failma! Eight T saute only will be sold 01' B 88 ery t ere y assurinir s front

Y seat to each holder Tickets at Hughes. my h

Onrruanr.-We deeply regret to record 0 4 ' ' "

the death of an d an ' `

i” 839 di hlghlyiesteemed Em

> c 0 resident of Mt. Melllck, Lot 49, Mrs.Ellza- J 1

beth Lane, rellct of the late Samuel Lune,

' _ Esq.,whlch occurred on Saturday evenl ng

-the 23th of January. Mrs. Lane was the

----- . second daughter of the late Henry and"

Bessie Lodge, and was born at Willow Hall Xorkshire, on the 27th January,

IJ-li so had she at the time of her death

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Us I Everywhere. 0 3.‘.‘.‘;‘lf.'.‘..‘§’..‘§‘E.."i.‘;."""" 2”” 5.*‘“.1Z.;'°

____ in Trnca/die. In 1829 she was united iul 1 ' '_

piren an er

members of the family ln‘18:`50 and settled

V _ _ ,f _ . ;_ marriage to Mr. Lane and became the' ' _ V _' _ _ l‘or a few weeks f ir alu ruione; We Win smiths me foruiecinmpion Orr. E.1._,_ mower amghi eiiiiiim, four of whom. _ _ ` _ _ ~

at the_Rink Friday night. Ureceeded her to the spirit world, her ' '

i

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Pownal onthe 29th bythe side of those

would seem that the first meal of the day

never remember liaving eaten a

was of no importance until I began rolofef

emi. his tmbie, im; this advise I. wma’

began to feel _x_n"y old ambition forfvvork" S;°'ny.sid°° 1’ »l.’I°".79ll?' ‘pd -oP‘“°h“

. _ . . _ Af

*returning and could eat a good breakfas

make. ' _ '

,,, wemeeversgutoiuthy

A1 ‘ isai mm' I

I . . 0.0 _ _ -» WANTED - Au i-xperlenr-ed grocery to CORONAS .N na d

better and cheaper than a cow. Ask your A' I

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Crown Confectionery, W. st; lilfutcheson.

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This is a new brand of Flour which

we imported last fall from =0nta'1io. contains a large proportion of Manitoba

No 1 Hard Wheat, which makes, th

best Flour in the world. _Fverv

of it that we have atld so far has

excrllent astisfao ion <an*d~*we"

Very F6” Peppla Ed; a Goqd, Break it is one of’ the best Fleurs _we evrr _ A . . fast:-._ ' ......,-..~_.:s`.-.-..,<h-:_l_nd1:`d- - "`°~ “'-‘ K '“` ` '

. The rc-x' t'me you want*a_b:_.rrel Flour, ask for -'Royal S uiirtf’ at

and Cmwe do yours 'G _

for our lih is pleasi

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' Aiélldulutyltrlull

¢.e c. 'ee

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as l`Le°e'e‘al¢i

kit t 'lain

:;=<g_m_:u_re i» Gallo Kmmnoslm an mu S

with gold wreath entwiu- a ing at $.00 the dozen.

_ LITTLE BOBS are a panel S ' portrnitllke theiruamesake

small, but immensely ‘

gpgnllar. In $2.50 the .

-A_a__ or ui. -¢i.i_i¢i»f g?°msf».s°1'§

12 friends, iid

s ;_hazd8.wou1df give 61| lIl0!'8‘|l\0l|IlI’U

yourpoa-trait.. m

°el.of

aafeo e an

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I UQ. `l.I‘_l lf l.l.l_

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great ;=a_iuters. Childs stories for each picture, ! "' ' ' ' _ und night to fill orders. ie rarlodds of paper fo°r ` Ilia It “I3 lim' la<te iti \Ir< W1it i \f I* setts '

. 'i on. i .. . e. ii. ass4c.u.‘ img _

sold over $_5.ooo worth of books.--First exper- _ ' _ 1

ience. Mrs, Sackett of New York hes sold over ' _ _ ». l `$2.oo0 worth of books.-Fiist_experieuce. Mr. ‘ __ _ _ y j, _ _F I-Iolwell took i4 orders first two days Mrs - i '_ , .j * Lemweil took 31 orders first week. (_IhrL<tian‘ . ' _ ' 5". f j man or woman`,cg\1im_ake‘ Si._orio in this count < » ‘ _ i _ _ quirk- Terrizory is going rapidly. ‘Write .quick V_ . ‘ '_ » _-

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preparedeee that

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Qimu8quaie. _

A Happy New Year

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