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(white American Crochet Counter-

nos that we are selling at 1.49

rea a really remarkable value. Cer- ‘ialnly the best thing for any where near the price that is shown n Charlottetown. Moore la noteoe. 2-i setr

Good white Amorltan Crochet

Gouiiterpaiie oiiorod h_ire at ’/:ro

the best low price oounterpane in

the City. but see our better one Moore at McLeod 2-|5121'-I

“We have just received another

large assortment of \ll'liite's Delamar Chocolates. Also something new in

the line of confectionary mfgd 'liy The

White Candy Co, called Butter L`u_ps. Beer .ii Goa. 2-gain.

"The MacKinnon Drug Co, now have in stock sixteen vnrici-icii oi lhc famous “Del&mar" chocolates in bulk. The flavors have been selected with great care so' as to give the most delicious variety. Try si sam- ple pound and hail. Received fresh twice a mcnilli. 2-34\ll”1l

"Who Gut the Prize? That is what

you will say the morning after the first of April, when you see the an- nouncement giviug the name of thc winner in l‘aton's Famous Broad- cloth competition, Why don’t you just try it'_‘ It will only cost you a

e cent stam It will be worth

I Had a Diatreuing, Tickling Sensation In _ The Throat.

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lr. Albert l(,acl’ho¢, Gmignecfo Mines,

NS., writes: "In Oct., 1338 I caught cold by working in water, and had ii very had cough and that distressing, ticklin sensation in my throat so that I could not sleep etnight, and my lung were so

; very more I had ti;dgive up work. Our doctoLfl\'e me m icine but it did' me I no g so I got 1 bottle of Dr. Wood'| Norway Pine Syrup and by the time I . had used two bottles I was entirely cured. I am always rocomiiiending it to

I my friends."

, Dr. Wood's Norwe Pine Syrup enm- , bines the potent healing virtues of the E Norway pine tree with other absorbent, ; expeclorant and soothing medicines of l recognized worth and is absolutely | hiumliss, prompt and safe for the cure ol , Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, Croup, Sore i l`hr01l'-_ Pain or Tightness in the Chmg and all Throat and Lung 'I`rnuhl¢¢_

,l There’ are many imitatione of

I Wood s ~ so be sure and get the genuine , when you ask for it.

on ‘ P~

while. There is $10.00 in it for yoii,l Punminaveuow 'B _ th .

YOU lllighf 95 ‘Wu h3"'~` it- 2“2`m'~f-r trees the trade mark: pflflgzie 25133 |

"Custoinc,"s ccinc in every week

and tell us of thc, wonderful way in which Gnrdr_er's Asthiua and Br n- chitis Cure lies ilispelleii the iiiseuse.| No sufferer can overlook IhlS ‘i{‘lSl‘1U\- teed remedy. For sale only ny us. Price 50c. Lcok for the sign that says "Two Macs" 149 Great Ge.ii'ge_ Streep drtf_ _

“See Beer & Gofl's new advertise-

ment in todny's paper. Slaughter sale of Groceries ut their- King Square branch store. 2-2-id2i.

"There are others, but tlierc's none

vis good as Hughes' Cough Nlixture for that hacking cough. A dose taken at bedtime will stop the cough and your sleep will be undisturbed. Try a 25c. bottle and he convinced. Geo. E. Hughes, the Pcopls’s Druggist, Charlottetown, P. E. I. 2-24dtl.

"What about that picture you iii-

tend to have enlarged? You have one-every home has, or atleast should have one. There‘s no better time than right now to have the work done. and when it comes right down to placing the order, I have the best facilities for attending to the work, and my prices arc real rea- sonable. Sit right down and drop me a card for particulars, stating just what you want. BAYER, the photographer, 127 Grafton Street.

` 2-2»ii`irli.

llauufaiciii.-cd only by The T. Milburn Cu.. Liiiiiled. Toronto. Ont.

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"Dozens of pcoplc give every pub-

licity to the cures 'wrought about by Evan’s Stomach Mixture. In any case where there is no cure we will refund your money. Price 50c. Look for the sign tlhat says "Two Macs" ,149 Great George Street. rtf.

I “QUALITY-Many are the abuses of the word. Still, when the goods feel right and look their class, you can`t~help realizing real Quality when it is there Paton's Chidon Broad Cloth is quality produced and guar- anteed to give quality service. Price $1.75 so as to_ rcnch the demands of all. Usual cash discounts for cash. Paton's. 2-24dtf.

"ls your lilood thin? Does the

luiuter 'winds sccin to go right ‘thruugli you? its :ill in the blood. }H_uudrr:ds of pr-.iulr take Mac's Blood ,Pills at rutular intervals to tone up tht-ir systems. Price 250. Look for l the sign iihnt says “Tivo Macs" 1-19 iGreat George Street. rtf.

l . i "Fruitati\‘es, the natural laxative. One gross of these popular laxatives just received direct from the makers. l"Tlicre’s -virtue in freshness,” buy |here. The .llackinnon Drug Co., Druggists, cor. Great George & Kent Streets. fl;-1;f_ _

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_ With every $1.00 worth of goods sold we give 2 luiiibler.-'for '.5 spoon

' We 1 sell all wool doubled and twisted Bannocl-i burn Panfs for Men in all sizes from 32 to 42.

For Per Pair.

W. C. TURN

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I Special Offering Low Priced Non Dividend Paying Slack l N

i-Ivcu though iiiiidi-iiil_~ uri- not bciiig uaiil on llie~e -lii\ri-_-. as the po=lllon nf

lhc ciinimiiies improve llic -ii;ire~ will iiiipruifiuiv in pi-ii~i-, unlil iii ilic i-our.-e nf lime llie cai'iiiiig.< ofilic rorii|i-iiiii-i~' ivai-iiini the piiyiiiciii of iiivi-li-nd~_ ihcii lhc_\'

can he sold <il u good iirnfil.

25 :hares Sfanfielifs, Common, price on application, |00 shares Bnndum-llcnderaon. Common. el 72 p c. |00 shares Cape Breton Electric. Common. at 27 p c 50 share: l'|inard's Linimenl Common A126 p c.

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THE _PRINCE CUUNTY GUARDIAN

Y Oflicos in Summerslde,

‘ and in Albertion,

John Dickieson, Agent,

Herbert Clark. Agent-

-Tlle latest ti:':'s, first of all.

-There will be no Whlst at the 0.

A. l-l. Hall, Friday night.

-Mrs John M. Clark, Surnmerside,

returned home yesterday from a visit to her daughter Mrs J. Dalton, Burton, Lot 7.

--Rev E. S. Weeks of Bideford, and Rev H. A. Brown, West Cape, ex- change puipits next Sunday, 27th. Mr Brown will preach at Bideford at 10.30 s_m., at Wellington at 3 p.m., 'and Victoria West at 7 p.m.

-The carnival at the Summerside

rinkV'I'uesday night brought a very large crowd of spectators who took much delight in admiring the skaters as they slid over the ice dressed in the liiany different costumes.

-The funeral of the late John

Muirhead will take place at 2,30 p, in. on Friday and will be held under the Auspices of the Masonic Order of which society Mr Miilrheed was ii Past Grand Master. All members are requested to meet at the Masonic Hall at 1.30 to take part- in the ceremony.

-'There departed this life at F. air-'_

River on Friday, uit- 1St_i in..-t, colin McKenzie aged sixtyp-sc'.‘cn ycais. Mr| McKenzm had been in failing beam, for the last five years and his de- mise was not unexpected. He was a man of unselfish and thoughtful dis-

mst ii coil coiiriiii

position which was exemplified' when in the spring of 1883 he headed a crew of 'life savers to rescue the crew from drowning of the Norwegian 't¢_r~ lquc* .Marcppolo and for which he was rewarded by the Dominion Govern- ment_

-John Muirhead, Sr., whose death

was reported in the Guardian of the 23rd inst was born at Tryon 74 years ago and was one of the most enter- prising and prosperous farmers oi that section. Eight years ago he re tired from farming and moved tc Siimmerside, where he was highly eg. tcerned as a citizen. He was ii son of the late Robt Muirhead and leaves to mourn besides his widow one ron Roht at' Tryon and one daiighicr Miss Tillie at home; also, one sister Miss Phoebe 1ii,iiiriiead. _ i

-A correspondent writing from Cave Traverse _says that an old friend formerly of Cape Traverse,but now a resident of North River, paid his old home a visit recently. “The glad hand of fellowship went out to. greet him on his arrival. Friendship and kindness was everywhere in ev-id-l

ence, during his short sojourn hcre,‘

which was all too short. While he ex-; pressed the highest appreciation of his employer, new neigllizors, und an-I ifiiaintaiices, he was forced to adinit Cape Traverse for minc. He is a mighty good liorsentfin and soon- founrl his way to the Tunnel Track staples. Aftnr looking Mr Irving‘S String over carefully lie was hi-ard to remark "This looks good to mc." Later on lic lielil the ril.f./on's over? “Graft” and Miss I. C. li. and saidl “They are in ia class ally by tliemsel\'u<." After buying a numlicr- of bronze tur- keys, geese and other fowls for his farm lie left for home. A forn-:if rex sident of Searltown, now ii merchant, of (`u;'nwtill also recently paid a| visit, he t-oo was warmly wclconiedi

.'-incl having disposed of a lot of ma-, clziricry in Tryon ninrlr, his visit' a most profitable one. It is under-l stood this visitor intends starting a

fox ranch in the early spring wh‘ch will no donut he most- siiccessful_

the rhroetamd lungs. l `~ 25' cents

"_-‘iii`A'R1T1Mn snoUaI'i‘1ns. I l

Feb. zz, 1910. Quotations furnished by F. B. Mcs (lurdy & Co., Stock and Bond Brok- ers, Members Montreal Stock Ex- change, 185 Hollis Strnet, Halifax, N. S.

BANKS.

Ask. Bid.

BI'itlSll ....... .. 150§ 149 Commerce X. D. 200 197 Nova Scotia . 284'282 Montreal Y.. D. 25-‘Q 252

25': 232

New Brunswick __ ..

231

181

R yal ........ 0 177

Union of Halifax

MISCELLANEOUS. Acadia Fire 125 120 Acadia Sugar pfd. 102 100 Do. Ord. ....... ._ 02 62 Brandram-Henderson com , 23 20 Cape Breton Elec. com 30 25 East Can. Sav. &Loan 142 138 Eastern Trust 155 150i Halifax Fire _.105 95 N. S. Telephone 114

N. B. Telephone Stanlields

Do. com. Trinidad Elec. ..

United Ry. of Havana Def.

BONDS.

Acadia Sugar ....... .. Brandrsm-Henderson Cape Breton Elec D. I. & Steel Con. 5's Halifax Tram N. S.'Steel lst Mor. 5s

Do Debenture Stock

Robb ist Mort 98 Porto Rico i 83 Stsniields 1025 Trinidad (‘.onsol Tel. .100 Trinidad Elec. 95

1115

105 102

104 99

si si

115 101; 100 97 ssl 94

95_ 94 102 100 100i 97A 101 98

95 si; 99 91; 93

STOCK QUOTATIONS. NEW YORK, Fjh. 23-(Special.l-

B. T. R. 76} Copper _ 73l Baltimore 832 (‘. P. H. _ 1792 Reading ...,.... . _. 170ll Southern Pacific _ .T.'"'i25\ St Paul _____ 1~l5} ll. S. Steel 80} Union Pacific . 186] Missouri Pacific 77

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"» Clark, agent. 2-17 drtf.

-The Morning Daily duardisn can be obtained at Lal1erty's Tonsorial Parlors, Surnmersirle_ 12-»-.iudrtl

-Hockey, Charlottetown vs Suni-

merside Friday, Feb 25th, in_Su.m- mr,rsidc’s New l'l_ink. 2-22d4i_

_.D0n't miss it-last game of hoc-

key to be played-Surnmerside, Fri- day Feb 25th, Vics vs Crystals. _ 2-22d4i

-Miss Flo Hamilton. Boston. ar-

rived at Summerside yesterday on a visit to her parents D. d Mrs

Mrs Hamilton. \

-The entertainment which was to

take place in the Presbyterian Hall on Friday evening has been postpon- ed until further notice.

-Westlcy Lyle, who came to the

Province a few days ago with the remains of his wife for burial re- tirrned to his home in Orona, Maine, yesterday. _- _

-All amounts for Guardian adver-

tising end subscriptions in Summer- side and vicinity should be paid to John Dickieson, agent, Water Street, and in Albertoii and vicinity to H.

-Summerside dealers are paying

ten cents a ib for pork; nine to nine and a half cents a lb for hides, sev- enteen to twenty cents a lb for but- ter and twenty-two cents a doz for eggs. _

-A special train will leave (‘hn.r-

lottetown at 3.30 p.m., and Tiguish izt 1 p.m. to permit everyone to at- tend the Hockey Match in Summer- side's New Rink, Friday, Feby. 25th. Vics of Charlottetown vs Crystals of Summerside. 2-24d2i_

-The game of Hockey to be played

Friday, Feb. 25th, in Summerside's ew Rink, between the Vics of Uhar- lottetown and the Cyrstals of Sum-i merside, should be the host -inatchl ever plrzycd on P. E. Island. Th-i tenrzii _-.rc ~_‘.'enly matched and the 'l`i'.ip!iy hangs in the balance. 1~Jvei‘y- one should see this match, i

2-24d2i. ‘

-John Dickicson, having resigned

the position of Guardian agent at Summerside, applications should be addressed “Manager Guardian, Chur- lottetown," at' once for the collect- ing and furnishing of news, advertis- ing, subscriptions, etc., as in the past. Applications will also he re- ceived for the mere collcct- ing and furnishing ‘of news; also separate applications for the mere securing and collecting of advertising, subscriptions, etc_,thus creating tivo positions instead of one as at present. A free telephone and tolls asin the pr.st.» In the meantime Mr Dickiescn will continue as representative. 2-lddrti.

THIS' GIRL Bl'I`TE.\' 5

nv A i1,t'zzi.np noni

WOODSTOCK, Ont., Feb. 22-Mary

Kennedy, n 14-year-old girl uf this city, was bitten by a collic dog while' returning from school yesterday :if-| ternoon. The dog, curious to say, was muzzled.

The brute, which had prcviolwly nt- tacked a man, pounced at the girl' savagcly, and before she was able to iight him oil had bitten her on the wrist. The wound was cautcrizcd and the doctor says no serious results will follow.

The chief of police ordered the dog

locked up to await developments.

It is noticeable that many of the muzzles used are of inferior make and' practically useless.

Sllllll MAHKET

llllll lNll NAHHUW

Many Operators Absent on Account of Holiday To-

_ day-London a Seller

of Securities.

NEW YORK, Feb. 21-A scanty

attendance of board room traders at the stock exchahge had the-market almost entirely to themselves today. Many members went home Saturday with the determination not to return until after toniorrow‘s holiday. The market was inert and trivial in face of these conditions. V The movement of prices reflected no lmlwrtnnt outside infiuencesiir judg- ment on ailairs. The efforts of the hoard room contingent to move Prices. met with little success. The fluctuations of the market were lin, ited in either direction. Sellers turn. ‘Nl bl1Y0l`S alter fi decline had proceed- ed U’ 3“Y_ llvilrcciahle length and the buyers shifted to the selling side on the advances. A condition -of such pronouzicell dillliicss might be all<i\i~_ ed to signify a resting point in the speculation, even with allowances made for the iniiueuce of the holiday 'nl-0l'l'l'Pti0n. The operators in the market had little material on which to form opinions of conditions.

There was some selling for foreign account in the opening decline. The ,Suspense due to the waiting for the

. political progr?pi to be _defined

W¢‘_lKlled on the .sontlon market,

In the domestic field the principal

interest centered in the news of vio- lence in connection with the Phila. delvllld street car strike.

Railroad tremc officials sent in

cheerful reports of freight business ln

- sight. Stocks ended the day notfar

from Suturdny's closing prices.

Bonds were steady. Total sales, par

value. $2,284,000.

U. S. 2's and 3's coupon advanced

} and the 3's registered, 4 pi-r cent, on cull.

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“Seal Brand” is more

than A name.

It in both I. Trademark

and n guarantee.

It is the trademark of the largest distributors ef high- glnde coffees in the world --'who guarantee the quality l of every pound of coffee l they sell. Make sure that your coffee will i be rich and delicious and ~ sppeiizing, by always buying E »

gi guaranteed coffee-like “Seal 1 Brand” ’

= In I A-nd 2 pound sealed tim- never in bulk. At all groeero.

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rlrfi: l / 1 7 igcf on Saturday afternuoii. The ra

quest was not granted.

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Finer nni.iNQuisN'r ~ hi _

was A M1Nrs'rna.lcleal\ V "_» Dr. liorse's lndlu loci Pills

WINNIPEG. Feb. 22-One of thapruul, |”‘ N M* uk

rlrst to attempt to have the new_ me B "_ h

regulations closing the post oflice _ ll NUC lil' lto box holders on Sunday vllplatled V telligcnt care-were wus zrminister of this city, w o te- ' ,i ' » v L " ¢\, sired to obtain his Sunday-school T e ilitcruture, which he had neglected to ` witgin u we]Fl"'u`,

without we 'would

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1- >iiioi\'c"1‘ox COUNCIL

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\\'lLLlNG 'l‘O PART

' WITH LIGHTING

PLANT

l\lON("I‘0N, N. B., Feb.

city council 'tonight dccidcii fini' legislation givilr.; them iity to consider and cuter into an |agi'cr.'nent with the Moncton Street llziilwii_v C-riiipziuy to lease or sell the city lighting plant. A rider is attached to the legislation making- it iir.p¢rati\'e to sul- ,init tin- agirrv- ment to a ploliiscite irefore the terms can he agreed to.

The _question of extrnding the fran-

rliisi# in ucl:oi'dniice with the uiislies of the Trades and Labor council, wus also considrwcil. Labor men ag- reed to accept as basis fcr qu-aliti- cation for voting a. payment of $100 rental rind, poll tax. A'petition from citizens ld-gainst franchise was sliliniitttil to thc council and the qiicstinir was referred back tliii spccizil cnininittce for further consid- eratioii. , Mrs. Udlliu llicliard, Legere's Cnr- ner, died vciry suddenly this after-. iinnn of heart disease.. Mrs. Richard had been around during the dny_but' was coiiiplninin of cold. She expir- eil lieforc medicé aid could be sum- moned. She was about thirty ymrs

".2-The to ask author-

;-__= CHASE C SANBORN '_ Moivfriziziu.. 110 ~

of nge iinil is survivcil by l;cr hus- liiiiirl, rn 1. l`. ll_ cinployc, and fourl cliildrrn.

see more henltliy, V vigorous old men and women. The daily bath doesits part by keeping the pores of the skin open so that

.» -they throw aff'-inucli

_ 5 oitliebody’sii'.npuri-

' . , ties, but ii is even f more important that

the bowels and kid- neys should be kept regular and active.

If' the bowels fail, as they often do

liie in life, io move regularly at lem .inrc a day, ihc waste maiier from the mod me-ifnulzircs, decays, poisons the system and upsets the stomach.

lfihe kidneys are sluggish the impur-

ities which ilicy should lill¢l' fl'0ll\ llic blood ri.-main and cause rlieumitixm.

Dr. Morse's Indian Root Pills

regulate the bowels, stimulate the l:idr?Ys and open up the pores ofthe skin. he result is a body clean within-pure, red blood-good digestion-and I hide and hcariy old age. `

'Three generations have proved the

value of`Dr. Morsc’s Indian Root Pills, mc! their sale ii steadily increasing all over ihc world.-

zgc. at all dealers’ or from W. H.

Coniuock Co., Ltd., Brockville, Ont. i

Ylgurnvt Ma/In lr 10 due In Dr. Horn? Ilrdlnl Inf Pl/I1.

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Guard Against all Cooking ills, and Save 0iie-third Yourfuel Bills s

hy purcliasing :iii “l<fii1erprisc Monnrcli Sleel Range. " It will soon prix' fir its 'ii in the >ui\'iiig iii fuel rilnue. In addition there is the siviiig eiicctcfi tlimugli its .id igiriliility to all the ilecdS.of lioi_i~a~kecpiiig iii tlic cooking line, its perfect anti simple orera- tiozi, :ind ifsiiifiiiy unique devices io lighten labour, bake accur-

ntely and ivcrir well-

Sold hy all the leacliiig siovedccilcrs in P. E. I. If yours

does not hziiidleit, write direct for circiliur.

The Enierprise Foundry C0.,

Szlckvillc, N. B. Sole Mriiiiifzicture-rs.

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THE i_\"[‘i<3iu‘o1.oNiAL.

(l’I"l`A\\`_-\, Feb. 22 -A retiirr.

brought. iliiwu in. the House ycslcr- :lay gives a rrpi-rt. hy G. A. 1.3011. i‘cs:pci'tilig his iii‘.':f.sii_s::~ii<iii iii the fi'aiullil.zut use of passes on thc lntcr- colonial lluilway. -

_\lr. Bell, whose report is dated in

the current month, states that sus- picion ivns first aroused through ii:-isscs hciiig used of a liigllcr nuui-, licr than the oflicial serie-:_ Inquiry was ins=titutcd mill the invcstit'aiu.~ says that it became evident that zi certain nuiiilier of unfinished passes had come into the possession oi some pc:'s.n:~' wlifi were not nuthor- izcil to use them. Suspicion pointed to li clerk iii thc employ of the In- tercolnnial Railway who has since left tiic country.

As most of thc fraudulent passes

were over-\i‘ritten, that is thc passes were issued to ri destiuutioii hcyozid which the users intcndcd to lcavc the train, the greater number wcrc not 'taken up. The form has since been changed and steps taken for closer scrutiny by conductors, while ii better system of control and audit has been put in force nt Moncton.

CAPITALS LOSE THEIR

F1'Rivl’l‘ HO(_`lllE\`i MATCH

llrl()I\"1‘Rl'TAI», Feb. 22-Seven thou-

sand people zittcnileil the hockey inatch on Siitiirday night and wit- ,nesscil the Capitals lose tho first Eanic of the sensor. in the National Hockey League to the Wanderers. The two tcfiins ure now cvcn in thc rliniiipioiisliip nice.

The grime was ri filet one and the

,scum seven to iivc.

HORSE BoLTEDl

Mau and Wife Thliolvn Oul

lliitli were picked up and found to

lie sudering, as might be expected, from fright -and shock.

Thoiisuiids ol inen and women will

iiml thc ixperience of Mr. und lllrs. Chris D. Nortori cori‘espoi‘.ds to Sonic shock tin-_v cxpcricncerl, perhaps ycars apo. and which was the primary cause ol' ii long sickness that clung 0.1 them month after month.

We quote Mrs. Norton’s statement: "i\ly liiisbniid 'lies always taken

pride in driving spiriti-d horses. A- .iout two years ago we were in Buil- slrr just alter a fall of snow. The rriilway sweeper came along, and mir

threw us lmth out on the pavement. My doctor explained the great' weak- ness, palpitntion and inns of color was due to shock. He told me that fires, accidents, sudden death of a friend, etc., influences unfavordlily the health of mfiny,_and only the most pnrsistcnt treatment can over- come the deadly éflecte of the shock. f did wt, when I hrgar. to ‘take Fer- rozone, expect it would act so quick- ly upon mygnerves and blood. My family were dr,‘.ighti-d to see increas- ing signs of returning health. This induced me lo rnntinue to use Fer- rozono-two tablets wiilli every meal. l am now well, un».l you wouldn't aielieve the good Ferrozone has done ine." ‘ Dated Niagara l"alls,Hcpter'nl»er lst. If you need nervc and blood tone,

lferrozone is your remedy; try it.

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team bolted, upset our sleigh, and'

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every hour of the day ?

The Farmer

Are you aware, .\[r 1~ariner§ that this same thing ap-

‘ plies to almost every line of production, liesiileia thc iii¢~_c~_

iiniable worth ofthe phone every day of Llie we-ck and

?’“>Thc Phone and 0

Mr. Farmer, are you :iiv:ii'c that willi a pen-

cil :nid pziper it can be proven that tlic telephone

will :ictually pay for itself over and over again P

For iiistfllicc, n farmer living alioiii ty.-@l\~e m{]eS from

the city culled on the contract dciizulinent the other day and asked for prices Ile got the prices and the pliong too. He said flint lic' took in a lozid of pork, when he gif. rived in the city found that he could get :i qiiarioi- of 8 cent per pound more alinosi at his iiwii door. If lic had

. a phone he cotld regulate the killing io,suit the demand.

= 'Write contract dcpzirtiiieiit for prices. The _T clcphone C0. of P. E. Island _

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A nniii." soles- BXEK "ro"T1J'iii€ni'_

VIENNA, Fell. 22-The condition of

former Sultan Abdul Hamid grows -.i~ni~se, nccoriliiig to ri despatcli from >`l‘.l\/l1lk‘l'.‘“»\‘l1fi:h"ridils that the royal pri.~ioiir-i- and his harem were today rcniovcd to Constniitinople.

AI\'NOUNCl~]i\ll~}NTS.

"‘Don’t miss hearing Bild Carmin

:it New Wonderland tonight.

**'l’i_ckci.s are now on sale at the

rlclioiil of Music for thu recital next 'Fixer-iiiny. Reserved seats 25c.

'-*Rcgiilnr\ meeting (‘ourtI Brighton.

this evening at eight o‘clock. All members are riniir»str-il to he present_ Payment of dues. Margaret Huwatt, llec. Secy.

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"The Willing Circle of the King'| Daughters now have the memorial volume of Rev Mr Dol:son’s sermons ready for sele. It will make.a vary appropriate remembrance or gift te send to all your friends. 12-lldrtl.

return on your money-in keepin with safe invciirneni.

I wil? send free ol' cost my

WseklyS1ock Market Review of' Prices._

F. P. BUCHANAN

Exchange, Liverpool & London & Globe Building,

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Write ine today for lhe beet

Dividend paying Stocks and - Bonds to be had. With largest

Member Montreal( Stock

Fifty criits ti mx, six or . , at

iill dealers, or The (‘ntnrrho1.one‘ gonrreal. _

(‘ii_, l{iyi,_»_stfiii, i'iiniidn.

iinfuci ;< i‘TA`i's`E's`

1<ircnnNER's PLAN.

SYD\'l"»Y. N. s. w., Feb. 22-Pre-

nlici' Drnkiii, iii 3 Speech delivered ¥~'csLcriliiy, stated that the military .='r-licluc__\'.liicli had been devised by Lord l\itcliciicr, would make the de- fence act iniit-li more efTectlve_ 4 '1`lic sciieiuc, lie said, would come into opcratioii iinuiediately. Prelim- Hlafy Bl‘l`H"genients and appointments were being miide_ Lord Kitclieucr's arrangements, the

l’i'ciiiicr declared, were devised to iirciwit lilifodslieil and invasion, and to ciiablu Aiistrnlin to stand for ber- uvlf in the Empire, and to assist the liiiiipirc to stand against the world.

Sunil! liiéies-have trouble with

hcii- foci. the others wear

_Cuahionei Shoes

\\‘h¢v»ll ey fc on shoe' nb' |06! _ 511'. Wiiy ihooeim Lillie lsnsuiu '

ir‘i1nt;iiidai~ ine solo or your Iwi. o; y _

Morris & Sniili _

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