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_Tile recent prohibition conviction against Archibald McKinnon, Canoe Cove was secured for procuring and not for practicing the sale of liqluors.

: :-MacKl_nnon's Condition Powders

put up in tin cans are having a big sale this season. No other medicine equal to them for horses. Good for IHWY. impure blood, worms, etc., etc. 25s a tin. The MacKinnon Drug

Co., Cor. Great George_and.I_{_;zntt_ ste.

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BELATED NEWS OF A TRAGEDY

NORTH SYDNEY, Jan. 29-The facts of a tragic incident, which resulted lu the death of a resilient of Island Point, Bnillnrderie, on December 31st, 1910, have only just come to light and were made public by the police authorities yesterday. It appears that on the night of December 31st a crowd of men assembled at the house of fl. prominent resident of Is= land l'oint, and there ensued a gen- eral joiliilcation, the cup that cheers being passed freely and the advent of the new year royally celebrated. Shortly after midnight a quarrel arose among those at the festive honrrl, in which one oi the partici- pants was Angus McDonald, a pros- perous farmer of thc place. The row was quicted by the more sober of the guests and McDoliald leit the house between one and two o'clock on new year’s morning. On their way home several of his late companions called at his home a few hours later, but were told ho had not come home. ills friends bcconiirig anxious, a sezircil wus instituted and about two o'clocir that afternoon the lifeless body of illcllonald was found lying on the shore about a mile from the house.

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out they $15.90 for $5. _$10.75 for S our window.

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n a luxury 5 '_ " _ _ Y -` _Z St __ dozen_ _\alues now prevailing at Paton’s big

for $3.60, l“‘l°' 1‘24dtf~ .75 for $13.50, ` See them in ` "Eau ds Quinine is an excellen & Weeks. preparation beautifying the hair, pre

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_venting it from felling out and remo 'ring dandrufl. 25c bottle. E. A. Foe

womm-5 foot. ter, Central Drugstore, Sunnyside,

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No inquest was held as there was no coroner within many miles. The real cause of death will_ ever remain a mystery. Foul play was suspectld by many at the time.

HONDURAS REBELS DEFEATED

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ntrcal Slack Exchange. Direct Privsie Wires .s. lioNi`usAi., P. Q. sr. io n~,u. ln. _

RETURN AVERAGING

p. c. to 6 p. c.

isno reason wily you should not obtain relurll of 5 to 6 per cent on your iiloucy all be lllealseil to sulllllil soiiud inve.~liiileills s rate of incoiilc_

:_ Valasquez, leader af General Bonillas

Creery at Teglucigalpa, telepragbed San Antonio, Honduras. They were to the state department today.

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Price and descriptive circular upon application.

F. 'B_. McCURDY & C0

Members Montreal Stock Exchange Halifax, Montreal, Sydney, St. J0l1D'l» Nnd»

Charlottetown, P. E. I.

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MARITIME SECURITIES.

Jan. 28, 1911.

Quotations furnished by J. C. Mac-

kintosh H: Co., Exchange Building. Halifax, N. S. _

BANKS.

B. Ii. Amerlca...... 151 New Brunswick... . 275 Nova Scotia .... ._ 278 275 Royal Bank of Canada.......... 240 238

MISCELLANEOUS. _

.Acadia Fire Insurance... 105 Acadia Sugar, 103 Acadia Sugar, Ord .... .. 67 Brendram-Henderson, Com... 23 East. Can. Sav. & Loan 140

Eastern Trust Company

Halifax Fire Ins...... 105 Nova Scotia. Telephone 121 Stanileld's Pfd...... 104 Stanfield's Com... 60 Trinidad Electric . _ , . _ . _._ 74

149 270

100 101 G5 19 138 150 100 119 101 57 72

BONDS.

Acsdis Sugar . . . ... . 103 Brandram-Henderson 100 97 Halifax Elec. Tramway 1025 100 N. S. Steel & Coal 1st....... 955 945 N. S/Steel ‘& Coal Deb...... 1025 101 Porto Rico Railways 86 Stanfield’s Limited .. 102; Trinidad Electric 95 92 Western Can. Power 86 B4

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Jan, 31_ 1g11_ NEW YORK S'F(`_CKS.

lleports furnished by F. B. McC'ili~-film' Emi' S"g"""‘ _ .,

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Fur now-and savo money onli.. Styiosln furs do not change as i rapidly as they do ln other wear -so to be ln time-and to save some dollars we inviie you to see our Fursisoe our Furs-see our prices-and we know where 'you

_Will buy.-Prowsa Bros Ltd

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"Blankets cheap-During' our

annual linen sale-now on-we will allow 20 per cent. oi'l all wool blankets and comforts, curtains and fancy linens. Im- mcnse satisfaction when you buy your linens here. Beer & Weeks. 1-31dtir2l.

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The hockey special to Summersidc

yesterday arrived in this city on re- turn about lour this morning.

The joint installation of the officers

of Courts Avondale, Mt Stephen and Brighton, I.O.F., to have been held last evening was postponed for some time.

BRIDGETDWN WOMAN I

` IN SORRY PLl9HT

ST. JOHN, Jan. 29-lilrs.‘Elizahcth

Wezal, of Bridgetown, N. S., who, at first gave her name as Mrs. White, is in a terrible’condit._ion in this city. She is penniless' and is now being sheltered by the Salvation Army. She was _turned back Wednesday last by the United' States immigration authorities, who refused to let her go on to visit a sister in Portland, lvie., on account of her lack of funds. She had only one dollar and her ticket. On her return to St. John the 1. (7. R. police detained her. She was placed in n. hotel but as no one would become responsible for her lodging, the proprietor ejected her on Saturday. That afternoon and night she walked the streets in a severe gale and snow storm, and when found by the police at four a. m. on Sunday, was suffering fearfully from the cold. She was taken to police headquarters and later to the Salva- tion Arrny Home for Women. No word has been received from her re~ latives.

NE WANT WORK! WORK-! _

IS THE CRY IN BERLIN

l.lEliLIN, .Ian 1:7-A large crowd of

tile ilncniployeil utteinpted a. hostile demonstration in the vicinity of thc' palace today at a time when Emper- or William was transmitting the password to the castle watch.

The manifestants were driven a-

way by thc police eod _marched through the central district of the city'hurling insulting epithets at the ofllcers and shouting, “We want work ! Work '.”’

UHARLOTTETOWN MARKETS.

Corrected for every Wednesday and Salzurduy Issue.

Beef (quarter) per Ib Beef (small) per lb.

Beats, per bunch

Butter _

Mutton per lb

Pork

Lard, per lb _

Mutton (small) per lb

Potatoes

Straw per ton

Spring lamb por lb

Celery per bunch

Radishes, par 2 bunches

Lettuce pier bunch `

White Oats Black oats

Eggs, per dozen

1-Iay per ton,

Hides ' Turnips

Cslfshins, (free of heads)

Pelts, each

Geese, per lb

Ducks

Turkey -- Fowl 9 to 11 Chickens 10 to 12

MONTAGUE MARKETS.

6 to 8 8 to 15 4 to 5

19 t0 25 8 to 85

82 to 95 16 to 18

9 to 12

40 to 45. $5.50 to $6

12 to 14

5

3 to 5

5

34 37

24 to 26

$8

75 to 8

15

11 to 12 45 to 60 13 to 14

13 to I4 18 to 20

Corrected for every Wednesday and Saturday Issue.

Herring, per bbl $5.00 to $6.00 Flour 'itoller procured $5 Cod, per quintal I4 to S5 Oats ' 36 to 38 Potatoes 40 Oatmeal, per cwt. » $3.25 Beef, per lb 7 to 10 Butter, per lb (crennlery) ‘22 Barley per bus. ' 50 Pork ~ 75 to 7% Eggs 25 Hay, per ton $8 Geese per lb 6 to 8 Turkeys per lb 18 Chickens 10 to' 12

BUMMEBSIDE MARKETS.

Corrected for every Wednesday and Saturday issue.

Butter, per lb.

Ducks

Hay pressed

Geese Pressed straw $5 Turkeys 18 to 21 Hay loose $8. to $8.50 Black Oats 38 Potatoes 38 to 40 Hides K Pork 7} to 8 Chickens 12 to 15 White Oats. 36 Fowl 8 to 10 Eggs 26 to 28

18 to 19 13 to 16

18.50

13 to lli

FARM FOR SALE.

The undersigned offers by private snle his farm of |00 acres at Little urk seven nilee from Charlottetown. This form is

within n half mile of railway station. church and school. There are good build-

ni:_s on the premises. also an orchard 'ifllisfurm is well watered. For further particulars apply to H. HOWARD l-zswimfll-la.. Lima rorlr.

S----~ £1-_1

Farm. .lor Sale

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Qurrrschnir 3 CURE I

FUR RHEUMATISM

_“I Honestly Believe lt,"

says Mr. Mills _

Knowlton, P.Q., Oct. 12th, 1909.

'For many ynnrs I sllilored from severe Rheunnliism and-the nllucks were very distressing and prevented inc froul doing

my ordinary work. ` ' tried many remorllos and physicians' i.l'e0l.mcut_s but noi ililig scelllerl to do me much good, and I \r:lll llc-coulillg very anxious for four I would br-l=omu a per- ‘mancnt cripple from lllirllllliitiml.

I tried “ l"ruit-u-tives"' and this medi-

cine hils entirt-fy _cllrvfl me,_ and I honestly l'lelic\'e that “Fruit-a.-ti\'cs" is the greatest Rhcumatism Cure il: the world. ,

E. E. MILLS, -

Asst. 1"..\I., Knowlton, Que

"Fruit-n-tives” not only strengthens

and hollis the kirllleys-but also rcglllnles the bowels, illlprores the action of tile skin-and thus hoops the blood pure wld rich and free from uric acid which causes Rllcumatisin.

“ Frllit-n-tives ”-file great fruit medi-

cine-is sold by nll deallcrs at 50c a box, 6 for $2.50; triul size, 25l'; oi' sent on receipt of price by Iiruit-u.-tives Limited. Ottawa.

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ANNOUNCEMENT.

“Can the Abbies redeem them-

selves. They certainly will try hard next Friday evening. 2~ld1i. _

*"'l'ilton it (‘o's big clearance sale

will llc continued until Saturday night at nine o’clock p.m. 2-ldli.

"Will the Members of he. Degree_

Staff of Alpha Rebekah odge I. 0._ O. F. please meet to ` ht at 7.30‘ for special practice. Every member requested to‘be present.

Makes the Hair Beautiful

At last a remedy has been discov-

ered that will positively destroy this pest.

That D-andruil is caused by germs

is accepted by every sensible person.

Dnndrnff is the root of all hair

evils.

SALVIA will kill the dandrud

germs and remove Dandruff in ten days, or money back. 50c. ‘a bottle. At Hughes Drug Store. ’

Exam HOTEL BRUNSWICK

MONCTON. N. B _

the Largest and Best Located Hotel in the Cité/, accommodating _zoo guests. Situ ste in tgo centre of spacious [rounds and eurroun ed hy eloznut shaded tres:

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Warburton Qt Shaw

B-irrlslers, Atlomeys, Notary Publlc, Et Ollie.: ill Cameron Block, Charlottetown P. E. Island.

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DR. CLIFT

SPECIALIST IN CIIRONIC DISIS AS!

Clin:-l-lttetown. P. lil. leland, Oshsds Vl\)'1`OlllA 1IUl‘l4l.--l-lo\\rs-‘.1 to ll dsily 1 - Ili Itmapcl.

A A l\lcl.oan, K. C. Donald McKinnon McLean 4! Mcliinnon Uarrlsners, Atforneys_at-Lew Brown Block, Charlottetown

I. J. YEO, M. D.

Physician and Surgeon

.d _

Nex%°r|Ii>oT‘nt‘i:°"Tbe Two lines" Phones! Kent Street.

G-eoll. In1na.n_

'slmslsrnn AND /i'r1:on.~uzv '

Solicitors for the Oinsdlan Bank of Commerce. ontazne.

D.6. McLl0D. K. 0. W. E. BENTLEY

DR. JOHN LEDWELI.. M. D.

Richmond Strec~r,opposileSt. Paul'e Church Hours until io o`ciock to 3 p. m

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W. J. MacMillan °

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12-lldwfnlcln Phone B401.

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TETOTALERS BECAUSE

HUUSE NUMBER CHANGED

MlDDI.I<lBOR(), Jan 27-Residents

on several of the most prominent

,streets in this town find themselves

forced to be teetotalers even against their wishes on account of a recent change in street numbers.

On several of the important streets

of late there has been some trouble

over the irregular system of number- ing residences and so the selectmen renumbered the streets, giving each householder a consecutive number.

ese n m ers were en c ale o

the only authorized ones. '

Sonle of the residents have since

then sent to Boston for consignments of liquor at the same time unthink- ingly giving their old street number as the place for the goods to be de- livered. No expressman can legally deliver this sort of' goods to a house unless the address on the directing tag is correct, and goods arriving here which bear the old street num~ bers are being withheld or sent back for better directions, since the law forbids delivery otherwise.

I.LOYD’S BLACK YEAR

FOR SHIPNRECK

was rank as one of he blackcst in the history, of L1oyd’s, hlacker evlen than last year which was one of the worst since the inception of the great maritime institution.

A close perusal ofthe list brings

hack the astonishing fact that the more prominent losses of the year alone accounts for no less ri sum than fifteen niiliion dollars. The minor casualti , however make up iii number what they lack financial im- portance, with the respect that they swell the total approximate.

SKULL AND BONES AS

WARNING T0 AUTOISTS

SAN JOSE, Cal .Pan 27-"An eye

for an eye and a tooth fora tooth fora tooth and life fora life," is the inscription' appearing on huge signlloards along the mountain road between San Jose and Santa Cruz. It is intended as a warning to speed- ing automobiles.

A device of skull alld crossbones

makes the warning more vivid. It is said that the mountainers and ranch- ers of the district have threatened to take the law into their own hands to the speeding nuisance is not abated. _

Th __ b th dlcl __d t ' for months past by Messrs. Modje

* ' spur; 1' .J 2-N

1 LONDON, Jan Z5-T216 Year 1910Ifie[iIVl`l'5I!` huIi‘gl1lr eii1lld.l‘m @lliat7thieii

FINAL ARBITERS ’ OF QUEBEC BRIDT

OTTAWA, Jan. 29--The governme

has appointed H. W. Hodge, of Nl York, one of the best known engi rierillg experts on the continent, a M. J. Butler. ex-deputy minister railways and canals, and now genl al manager of the Dominion Iron Steel Company, to finally settle t difference of opinion among the boa of engineers in charge of the cc struction of the (..`;uel;ec bridge.

General designs, involving hal

principles of bridge engineering r.-rl i record-breaking scale of th:-_ n bridge, have been under considerati

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Vautelet and MacDonald, the en eering experts entrusted _with carrying out of the work. They hr been unable to agree on some vi questions relating to the plans

the long central span.

The bridge itself is in many spects the largest and most imp ant engineering work of its kind e' attempted. On the decision of Mes Hodge and Butler will depend the i lution of problems in which bri_ engineers the world over are int ested;

BURGLAR PDSES AS

had hroizen ilito the storeroolns the Fidelity loan Company on l~` eral street, where almost $50 worth of gems and valuable jewel ure kept, police, detectives and private watchman ransacked

building fos ulinost two hours

Then l"oliceman John Keenan, u

had been stationed on the seco floor ol the building, where an ar hasa studio, idly tapped is shee statue with his mace. He hit t statue's funny bone, and with a it cast aside the sheet and start for the door.

Keenan had just enough self-pr

session left to rap the statue on head rs it rear-hed the door. T statue, which had been standing o pedestal for two hours, turned cl to be named Fred Fitch. He is n held on a charge of burglary. _.L ___,B0_“¥_.______ McLURE - At Murray Harbor No on Thursday, Jan 19th., to Geor T. and Mrs Mcbure, a daugh

Congratulations.

_ DIEQ.

PERKINS-At his home in Sour

West on January 24th., of hemo

nge of the brain, Thomas Perkin et the age of 80 years.

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I containing 130 acres in lx good slate Wli.s’l‘YlW.\RT.K.'1. N_A .01lMPBlcl.I.

r I S D I' e S S of cultivation, with good buildings ‘ rard Gaudet di Hasvard, solicitors _ .___ ~.____.____~.__ n__.___

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Li Y k _ _ streets. House, stable and garden. f"i5“EE¢i.‘-T"*"_“"'lf"~"~~ '- _ __ For particluars apply to Alexander _ _ busiest’ zlfri :Fc S5355 §':___:_! i i 5""i*‘§"’*h3_°“°i‘g"'k°'°' _Br°‘{"'.9“__@l}9_P_L9‘Pl_59P; l'lQd@Y_V.§‘ close to banks end market can be .il ~ --- Qi»)iTii°'.~§ll' 'ill'7:ii§ii"'isl.L1'i-,c°ll’§d§i¢» FOR SALE °__R TC LET- °°“i"° ted to suit tenant. Apply 188 Qu

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