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$iIverChi|d’s Set

would iit invery nicely.

Each set ina nice satin

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"Cascara Pills

are.a _reliable and eliective remedy for Bii.ious_ ‘\'r'rsci;s, Scuooisn LIVER, Sick Haaoaciias, Coiv- s'riPA'rioN and all derangements arising from a disordered stomach.

Price 2545 per box.

GEO. ;E. HUGHES.

Aoothecaries Hall

Fora real good pho- tograph try

__Cooli’s Studio,

Neiv Desisrisay Block,

The Btudio Vl'herc Baby ls Always Welcome

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_ Evrnv DAY

is ~argain day now at our store. You can buy shoes cheaper now than at any other time. Our prices are lower than others for same class ofigoads. It will certainly pay you to see our stock before you buy. We carry the largest stock rf ladies' shoes at $2.00 and $2. 50 apair in town. Just as good as most at $3.oo_a pair. Try us for yi ur next pair.

A. E. McEACllEN

- The Shoe Man.

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Special ' I February Bargains

at ,

Alley’s

waterproof overshoes sizes 2 i~2 0 4 i-2 regular $i.85 now 85c 97 pairs women s fine overshoes, sizes 2 I-2 to 4 i-2 worth over $2.00

now $1.00.

67 pairs women's low overshoes now 7 . .

Sample i Sale

_ Still the ` Great T ‘ Attraction

Hundreds of

boots, shoes and

_ pers to choose

at 30 pcr cent discountj Men'_s are size 7, women’s size4 girl’s size r, boys' size 4.

' pairs slip- from

. been vxtting his home in Rultlco,

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_C Q children's size 6 and 9.

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Reserve Run of Alley Q cb

Mine, Inverness ' .Round, Hard Chestnut All in shed clean

and _ dry at

Gan. E Pulls

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~ 3.8. “Amelia” For Salt

Dimensions |45 X_ as ft. 9 in X iz fi-

Engines Coihpound l9_snd 42 X 30. io3 tons Net Register, carries about .too ions Deadweighi-Built ol' Steel; classed loo Al Lloyds: passed 3rd spe§ial_sur\;cy 1907 Steams ir. Knots, electric light , ac-

comodates ao Eessenlgers

Apply-MA DAL N ISLAND S. S.

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M i""i§lii>pers` regardless of

cost .

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75

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for\45 for 35 for 25 for i8

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_ . lfelt slippers _ th1S 15

_ _your opportunity. »' _ _Spfrague 8: C0. _ _z __S\||_iiiy_|ide_ _ _ _.__

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Ken! Street,

Practice limited to Diseases

of Eye. liar, Nose, Throat and Skin.

Even tested »i.d fitted for

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We have in-stock some very nice Boneless Cod-

THE Q_UEEN’S. .COUN`l`Y . GUARDIAN

Horace I-Isszard, City, is in Hall-

fsx. 1

J. D. llcllillsn, Sydney, who has

leaves is evening on return.

A it number of voters ‘vi-re in ii

rather "cheerful" mood yestcidpy. Or perhaps they were f-ill of cheer.

At. the close of the poll in Ward

Four yesterday afternoon some of voters undertook to bounce a sue

J. A. s. Hit'i_¢r's studio on

Sunnyside has been greatly improve .sd during the past days. The operi sting rooms have been thoroughly renovated repnpered, painted and tinted in the latest style,` giving a most artistic End pleasing appear- ance.

In Bat.urdsy's Guardiifii the Semen

Paton. City. left. last night on a trip to Europe Egypt and the Holy

on Hell is a fitting second to that which was published lsstBat.urday,| and which has caused wide-spreadf comment. The sermon is a fearless' handling of the subject which is treated according to modern ideas' and should receive careful attention! from Guardian readers.

Shortly after five o’clock yester- day as Mayor Prowse was emerging! from the City Hall, he was grected| bya citizen who exclaimed; “Glad to congratulate you on your election, although I voted dead against you."l The gravity of this was completely upset by another citizen '-v`no cnmc` up and __ said "Glad to congratulate you, Mayor, and I voted -lead for you.”

A fire which must have been very

_aggravating to the officials of th Telephone Company, and which cer- tainly has caused alot of incon- venience to telephone-users occured yesterday afternoon. For many weeks past the Telephone Company has been engaged putting ln nc', cables to hold their various wires throughout the city. 'The substitu- tion of these cables for the old- tlme system ol separate lines re- sulted in a much improved system? of communciation and eliminates thc‘ buzz which is always buzzing when it gets a chance. It seems that the Company had almost lnccompllshed the task of getting nil their cables completed and were about finishing the splicing ofthe last wires. This splicing is the most particular part. of the job and takes a lot of time* and care. Readers may have noticed the little hut erected on ladders in _which the workmen have been work- ing on the lines high above the street of late. In this nut t;'!':c wires are spliced and proper connections made. Two of the telephone me were in this structure yesterday afternoon, on the street just outside the Telephone exchnnge. They were splicing the Inst wires on their long job, and in about fifteen minutes would have ended their task, and about 1350 wires would have been attended to. But unfortunately, just at this time, a portable gaso- line furnace, used in the work of splicing, and for melting paraflne wax, s. lot of which is used explod- ed and set fire to the hut. The _structure was thoroughly soaked with wax and was highly lnflammnble and immediately becamsa mass of flames. The two men working inside had narrow escapes. Wm. Kelly splicer, got out at one end of thc of the hut. and descended to the ground by means of is spiked tele- phone pole near by. but not before hu'was very seriously burned about* the hands. His assistant, James' -‘Brown started for the ground by, means of the ladder which by this time was on fire. In his descent his face was burned, snd_ while he was' about twenty-five feet from the' ground the ladder broke and he felll

lasted, burned very fiercely and th | cables inside were entirely deetrnyerri 350 Wires in one cable being comple 1 tely burned out and nearly 400 in' another, As c result of this the' majority of the City telephones _are‘

D. A. Mcntyre, representing Mc-

Call,Brol. & Co., Montreal, is in the city.

Friday night at the Arena rink

there will be a children‘s fancy dress carnival. .

Ex-Hayor`Paton and Miss Belle

Land.’ '

llifrs._ Angus Falconer, a. native ol'

this Province, died recently at her home in Torey River, N.S., aged thirty-six years.

Miss Hottie Oollings who has been

visiting her ‘parents John and Mrs. Collings, City, intends leaving next Monday on return to McLeod, Alta.

Miss liltta. McLean, has returned

home from Boston having ueeii. summoned on account of the-illness of her brother Fred McLean of the

Post office Department. of this City. Excitement is the order of the day

on Vernon River Ice. For the past- woek evel‘Y man who owned-a trot.-` ting horse was out and every one had the fastest horse. It is under- stood it is the intention to call is race to take place Saturday after- noon at one o’c1ock; the amount of entry is set at two dollars each. The ice, on this river is excellent and if weather keeps line n very speedy trot is predicted. _ Among the paintings on view at

the Canadian Art. Club in Toronto appears a number painted by Robeit. Harris, C.M.G.7» of this city. The following reference to them is mare by the Toronto~Glohe. Robert Har» vie is not so well represented as he ought to be, although the two ex- umples have great merit. Some of his work of late years is almost as flue as the past masters in English portraiture, and certainly far ahead of the portraits one now sees in the Royal Academy, with two or three exceptions. If he lived in Lon- don he would be one of the fore- most men of the day in art, but the field here is not wide enough for A man of his talent." l

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A Canadian manufacturer writesa.

business firm in this city as follows: in view of the fact that Prince Ed- ward Island maintains a tax against commercial travellers, we do not feel disposed to make any special ei- fort to give the people of that part. of the country the beneht of the lowi prices at which they could purchase material such ns we manufacture This antiquated and out of date Leg- islation has been done away with in all parts of Canada and we hope that your Legislature may yet be-| come converted and do away wltha. piece of Legislation which greatly, restricts trade and prevents many of your people from obtaining the bene lit oi having put before them infor mation regardin and being able to purchase, a grit. variety of mater- isl -thati is very suitable for thei purpose and which would eflect‘ a considerable saving, in many ways.

Alarge. and enthusiastic Temperance

meeting was held in the Alexandra. schoolroom recently. Rev. D. R Cliownn delivered a very forcible ad- dress on the giant evil of lntempcr- ance and the good work done by the Independent Order of Good Tem- plars. At. the close of the- meeting a lodge was organized, to be known as “Blooming Hope Lodge" to meet on Tuesday nights. The following officers were then appointed.

Lodge Deputy-Bamford Wood. Chief Templar-George J\udson.

Secretary-Earle Wood. . _

Vice Templar-Jenn Gillespie. Financial Secretary-John McDon-

nld.

Treasurer-Mrs. J. B. Wood.

Deputy Marshall--Florence Wood.

Marshall--Mary Judson

Guard-John R. McLennan. Chaplain-Mrs. .G._R. Judson. P.C.T.-Mrs. Henry Burhoe.

_ Head Offices in New Pfowse Block-Charlottetown , ~ _ - _ -»

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Ben Hur at Wonderland to-night. .George B. Inman, Montague, was B

, 'V -_ in the city yesterday.

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Cosy Corners at A '

4.

llousel-Clearning Time,

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Many an old cosy corner willf need re-

covering this spring and undoubtedly

_ many anew one will be builti for what

is more comfortab'e than a nice “corner”

witha fine pile of cushions behind onels

back. _

Now we have a few lines of art satce `s

Art Sa__teer-_s _

28 to 34 inches wide ` -

Regular i_=_,c per yard for irc Regular zoc pei iard for r5c Regular 25c per yard for i9c Regular 3oc per yard for z3c

Ar; Cret-.mnes 28 to 34 inches v ide.

.¢\1-\-aaa-:\».ia|-e\1~.sr-na

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and cretnnnes that we intended for covering'

cosy corners. The patterns and color; are

Regular 14c per yard for uc Regular i6c per yard for _ 2c

_ Regular 2-rc 'per yard for i7c

11105! HYUHCUVC- Regular 24c per yard for 18c_

Tapestry Cushion” Covers

A special line of Tapestry cushion covers that will

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wash when soiled and

will stand all kinds of hard usage. The colors come principally in shades oi

I The price is only 25c each. .4

green and fawn. just sew two of these covers together and your cushion is ready

STANLEY BROS

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in thisnew western playett "On 1 ii! ' . the Cheyenne Trial. " ' ,-5 Q

ading here give us a trial order and see ifit is not as we say. »~ ‘

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Your order will be much appreciated .

S_anderson_ ®. Co.

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Ben Hur

A Siimptuous portrayal of' th¢

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thc earth.

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the _:_-egg if the d1,,¢,mce_ being N3_s_sistant Secretary-.Miirgaret Mc- 20 p C Da\.lsl\t¢_l'_S LPVQY ln _ _

sever y sha en bt th i ' » ' 0 l seriously injured. The ilirciirwwsliildniiil Outside S°“m‘°l"F"‘“k B“"H°°' ` DllllC\.lll|¢$

These are last year’s patterns, ,all good and suit- able for _meu’s and boys’ suits. We want to clear them all out before the new spring patterns come

A Damon and Pythian of

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cued from certain death by a dog and her pony.

I Talk about your comedies

'ust see this one.

big Musical Program Prof. Vinniconibc's orchestra will render some choice snlec- _ tions with oi ra riate music for '

people and land ol' Judea in lh° ir. dn s when the Lord Iran u‘0u

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Napolian and theS¢ntry _

A Military picture full ff fl. ,_ ’

terent. 7 'I

modern days. A splendid pic* J

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fish. put up in small boxes

out or business. 'rim nm brigade' MAKES A EUINT SWEAR- turned our promptly and rendered' To have his favorite corn stepped

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all the pictures and longs / ig; _ ,

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._ ....I,qgli'es‘»$l.»25 slipper:-i"fnr95c J

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at the Souris Fish Drier. We have also some very choice whole codfish which we can specially re- commend. We imported them from Gaspe. Quebec and they are nice clean, dry fish.

Try a sample lot from

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PHOTOGRAPHS" in all the latest ‘ Stsieseoifiiiihnish

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Mihai of Pictures. __

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Eominl io' n Atlhhtie-» Railway

aiirl l-ltesmgll_i_l{_i _ao Bo»t}_J_{\ne\;ll£__ "°"'¥‘°“"l‘

' - “sean a via ir‘ii°r3"\Fviiiii°s`§'rir$if.°»ua iiifiiilir dxriihss

ITRAINH :rave alll‘sx.da|I (except Sundays.

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land iv_}_sfoi\ leave Windsor daily esgspt. Sim- ilayilér rnms|"I.|0 m. and ¢--.lil . m. -nn from ruro for Vin: o ~ntM0 e.m. andtlib pan. connecting Trni-o wltliatrslns of tbpc Inter- rnzo. mei. n..‘.x:."..~:=......~‘~'~...‘»'- "Tho Royal and U. 8. M|\_ll Btcamslilp

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Th fumiit pdlnhglneftxditidalmor lying be tiveeii t. Maritime Provinces and lliistoni

Lf ‘lil thi’ ton Wodn ay mul ‘*‘:isli’.I°iii5.‘”.1‘l“l`l1"iifl;i;“¢...f ‘sr li X' Frilny Pune Hi arrivi iii

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or further n _rm . __ ` l.W..‘.° .°.:.i°‘°x:°.'h.f.*i.r. N t rw 4 ~P.GIl‘K'INBOenl'i-al Manage"

nsgigtnnee, b 1; » t ' on. Don't have corns,-cure them with

u no wa er was thrown Putnnm’s Corn Extractor. Takes

twenty-four hours-no pain-costs a qunrtcr. Try "Putnam’s."

on the cable as this would have made the damage worse. A regret- table accident occured however to one of the firemen, Jack Lewis oi Brighton, had his heel badly' bruised. The flre and the injury it has don is partieulsry` deplorable just'at this juncture when so much work had been accomplished and when in

B e new

switchboard which will ,shortly ar- rive. It must have been particularly diSBPI>0il1tl1\g to the manager of the UOIDPUIY for whom a good deal of

sympathy is felt. Within half an hour after the fire the Company com- menced to replace the wires burnt out, and by six o'clock temporary lines were run up town, and nll_l'ongl distance services. connected. Temper l

_cable containing fifty wires, and ii section of the underground csblel

ary repairs >we`re ‘completed on '

Ben Hur at Wonderland tonight.

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‘moftly always effects a" cure. -as n It noessiisnedwewiiniiereveschanee

running to the office was takeniupi and a new section inserted and the Q ' "` "

bc-liasllorlsligmalism

tp h hu ight.t A new construe-|

o_ 'X u .was cons ructed lust night ~ - ~ _ to r'epfhce~ the one burnt, and workii-slihiiiiliiiiildwiiiiiiiid-xiiiiiiiiraiwiiiglibiiibige :xg M °°2§lml'°d' dag “gd “ight t°'cye.-i are nstigmstic or nou- h__!1%_~_vB__°__t. issues “amaze thatl --Ai fisiniin enfiiiree fssi. mi. -ai

°. ' ° "Mk °!-the fnur smallsqunres in the figure above,

splicing Wm k°°p °n withmn' d°l“y|slioul.l b - seen equally bl|\cl` and distinct. gm anti' d that by "°m°"°w | ll any ol the sq nares stand out moreprom- tel h. nr °ym hz m”°rn7 °f tl" inently than others, Aiitlgmalism is indi-

ep lm” ' °°“°°°t°d' cated. Test each eye separately by cover-

ing first one mid ihmihe other.

. , l Alstiinintisni. whicl_iil duerto ii_'|_'eg\\Iar-

- . ity ut ccurvalure o the re rnct ng lun-

_ Be" HW' at W°“d°'l““d t' 'light' -feces is one ofthe most common as well

__________________ Iss one of t eniost difficult troubles to

' iaccurately c rrecl. _ _ ~

. I Our meih s of examination are AC- :Take British Cough Cure wheniCURATEs dCERTAlN, which net in

troubled with n nasty irritating demonstrated by the satisfactory runlis con h It uickl relieves andlobtnined ln almost every can

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in as we like to begin the spring trade with new ,

patterns. _

SALE FOR CASH ONLY

New Illustrated Song "Stingy" by Mr. Austin Trainor. With orchestra accompaniment Change of Plc\ureS Monday.Ylcdne|day and iriday

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The Low Price Dry Goods and Cloth Store. ,

Snnynside. ttnaflcrmo un.

E'.dd.y`s 1vI_e_\.to;1es SULPHURS

Telegraph - - Telephone Parlors

Hcadli ht Victoria . Little gomet (for the smoker)

SILENTS zoos 5oos and pony sizes.

SAFETY CAPITAL - - - EDDYSTONE

_Wax Flamers, The Eddystone Torch and many others.

Eddy’s matches are sold by wholesale dealers everywhere

SCHOFIELD _PAPER COMPANY., LIMITED selling Agents Q Q ‘ sz. }°i.ii,N ri

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,Desi-piiileil (min Green M'\_\|lAK¢_l}\ _ Bolle Allerton. Htmthiuoi-e,Goc. Willie? gum iuinisni. .iqniiinwii-i inns nfl _ _ur 'Bunn aus i-i inn- of rm in ann. Lwirs oism of li by Allerton ‘Z.tll l-ttslre nf lm ‘Ind dam Cyprus 2.11 I-2 ldnni ol' th by Strathmore trim' cfm id daiii Anplnnln tilam of l and I produccral by Belmont M (strc of .itil ttli dam Panic Burns :lem of Y producers.) by Paddy Burns tTb0r0\l3bbrcd| bth dam by Medoc, (Thorough bred. This in tha breeding nf Aquiri on the slr-e‘s aide. and you can get a living hal from Aquirl (the coming sim of fulurlty winners! tar only IMD. or IIMD cash when mare ts brad.

I. M, NITHOLEON. Owner

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