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We fully appreciate the hearty response which

we had to our great white sale. -

We promised the best exhibit of white wear ever

iiiarle in the city, this statement has been fully en- dorsed by everybody who attends our white sale.

Pillow cottons, sheet-

~r*.l§f%"@si\niitlie'it“c e ”

iiiiiiriitifie*

ing, towelling, linens, iii white vicar a dis. of a dis. of zo p. -c. 25 p. c. during the great

white sale.

All made up garments

V, 'lhe public are beginning to realize what a dis.

I I old fzisliioucdlong prices are inzirked on the goods.

of zo p c nieans at this

1 B? in _ V - . ’ _ -

n' store. \\'itli our low net cash price a dis. of 20. p. C. is equal to 33 1.3 where the

S. A.McDonald

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"Special values in womens’ foot- i "l]nrivalle<l low prices. Send us

' WGM. not b00tS but SI0Cking5- U16! iyour catalogue price and keep your

are mme Exhrnnles of 'until' HUBFIUIX: .money at home. We guarantee to 'neat "RUNS HOW i’l`i‘\`8illYli-I HY- l’Hf'>T1'S blfl :all catniollue prices on the goods we

'L sale. 1-:'1Sd3i. handle 25 per cent. 'Watch the papers

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H _ _ ~*° for daily iiiiivs of this sale you will

\ _ (f\l`l5l` 5! (“-- U-‘l-. -“I“‘ fl\l\'CFi.l-“-- liind it both interesting and prot.ahie_

ini: their annual half-pi‘ii~n wall paper ,1>g¢0n’5, 1-231131,

remnant snlc. Many !=e:t\'.iif.'i liuvsl -- of parlor, dining: roorii, hall, brd-l "English and Canadian cottons, room and kitchen pap»r:s_ :iii .it half iqne extra and special bleached cot- Drice, to make room for new _‘_'o:»<ls. 'ton tree from dressing at Sc. per

V Early buyers will save in;ii'<" i-v vcr- yd. See it at l"aton’s. 1-Zldtf.

` ‘ting first choice. l-Elfiillli. _ ,

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L MBERMENS

SUPPLIES

Double Bit Axes, Disston's Cross Cut Saws, I)isst_on`s One Ma

` Cross Cut Saws, Buck Saws, Files and llandles. `

i Call and get prices. For sale l.y

S. W. Crabbe

Ilard ware Mercuanl

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We will sell the balance of I

7 our stock of heating stoves at

. Reduced Prices for Cash

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Our annual Remnant Sale of Wall Papers at Ilalf

Price is now on. Many beautiful Patterns for Parlor, Dining Room. Rall, Bedroom and Kitchen all at Ralf Price._It will save you dollars perhaps on your spring

gapering to take advantage of this cut price Sale. ome early.

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A QL'ES'1`It,\.\' AN5\Vl‘llti<lD.

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I have noticed in 1'., lE_ l, that

when a iie\\' orcliaril is piniiteil :»_it, many trees with mid wi‘._lii=ut pi-iinini; first year, throw up from two to iivc suckers :iroiiiid linac of trunk, caiisin-;_ trce to ilii-._ witiiin a few ;.cnrs. Please explain at next srssioii. _

Answer.-

I should any that thc trees in nares- 'on were severely in_ii|rcrl in thc

itrunk. This might he by blight, hy ,sun scald or by wiiitci i:illin_t<, uny- ything in fact that ivouid s.-ei'io:i,-ly ,dainuge the trunk of the tree :ind in- ;terfere v.=itl1 the cli‘c\il.'iti'_ui :~.i that ‘thc donzinaiit buds at the biisi- '_-.-oivlil lilcvelop. This is a freuiicnt of~ciii‘i'i-'ice iwlieu trees are over-prune.i. It niso loc:-urs when trccs iinve been se\'ei'eiy iiiarkeii or girdied, but if there is nf.- thing apliareiitly wrong with the trunk, look for blight. A careful rx-

urniiintioii will show that sometiiiur: is \‘fl`f‘»ng. A. ;\lc.‘\'eill, (‘liief Fl`lllt Ili- vision _

MAKES HAIR GROW

Hughes has an invigorator that will

grow hair or money hack.

The time to take care ,of your hair

is when you have hair to take care of.

If your hair is getting thin, gradu-

ally failing ont, it cannot be long before the spot appears/

The greatest remedy t.o stop thc

hair from falling is SALVIA, the Great American Hair Grower, *first discovered in England. SALVIA fur- nishes nourishment to the hair roots and acts quickly. , 1

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_ Brighten _

up your Silverware

colored, dull looking- i-il\'_r»rvv,rre a- round when a iinrrle application of

» Sparkiene will put_new life into

every piece.

Soiirg tene is :i 1 horoutrhlv tested,

sviciitificrilly prepiirerilnnil hi(.rhl_v recomniend silver polish. a "_s\iic cnoui:h"clg>uncrthat.cic<\ns.hri¢rht- crpi r\ngiti;'e1u\'k;s-natsii i-very piece of

iii vori our- es

Give _vour silver\vai'e ii treat, use '

‘ .~'parklcn<~. I

W; N. Tanton

\` Jewelery, Sunnyside

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ffommi-ncing l)ei‘.omber 21 1910. trains ii ' it 'i ii f il

‘o one ni wny wi run as n owii:-

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Diiliy Dolly cxcnpt except Sunday Sunday

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*No need ofhavinz tarnished, dis- `

stains wiirii niuii incl; iiciizs.

Backachc is the first and the sure sign

of kidney disease.

When the back aches or becomes weak

= it is a. warning that the kidneys me

Next. to the heart, the kidneys are,

perhaps the most important org-.ins in the l body. It is no wonder then that if the Ikidneys are affected the whole system linust be.

On the first sign of barlzziclie l`)onn's

Kidney Pills should be taken. They go right to thc seat of thc- troulilc, iiezil' tho delicate membranes of thc kiil:~cy.~i aiiil .make their action rc_1»;til'ar and nfiturlil.”

Mr. E. J. Saulnier, Lal-Ze Aiiris, N.S,,

writes:-“I take a great tical of plcnfiiz-e in telling you the benefit I have rereivcil from the use of Doan's liiiliiey I ills. I was troubled with my kidncvs for several years; my baclc was weak, l had terrible lieiulztches, and was so restless I could not sleep at niglit. I comiiieucr-il u~?ii'; Doaii's Kiilney l’ills and in ai very short time I was right and lit again."

Do:iii’s Kidney .l`ills :fic 50". pi-v box

or 3 for $i.‘2:"i, :it :lil iic:ilc:‘_'- or iiiiiiieil direct on receipt cl' ,iii-ics liy The 'l`. .Shl- iburu Co., Limited, 'l`oi‘oiito, Ont.

lf ordering; direct specify “ Di_i;iii’a"

W()l\I:\N AND IIICR CI.()'l`HES.

Why should some women he censur-

cd and called frivolous and foolish bccuiise they allow- dress and its ar- ccssories to become a feature in their lives ? Should any woman allow her- self to become old before her time ?. Absolutely no, she should not ! Every. woiiiaii iius a debt she owes to the \\.'ori'.l nt large to make herself look as iicaiitiful and attractive as slic ran. Now, we nil cannot hc a Mad- ame Itecnuiier, iioi‘ a Helen' of Troy. but each and every woman if not

quite so nliiii-iiii; as these t\vo ninn-i tioncrl ladies, still can make hcr ap- pi-ni‘uiii'c pleasant to look nt.

in thc iiiiys not so very long ago, it

vroninn who took pains with herself and <lcvot,eii time to the details of tier toilet, was called vain, soulless and sometimes soincthing worse. Surely in these niiliiriitcncd tiiiics we inirsf think diilcrcntly.

“hy should soinc people consider it

iiigl l'», iitiiiilcriiii, ii siirn of intellectu- :il siiiiw.-ini`ity to despise dress and think it liencntli the notice of it wo- man of intelligence to give a thought to thc' ailorninent of her person '_' Why should it be said ' of a bright, clever woman, \\'ho, while she gives iirr brains plenty of nourishment, lets hor body die of sartorial starva- t‘<iii 1"' That “she has zi soul above dress 7'" Wiiy should a beauty-loving sorll be above dress? We acliriirc nil Nntiire’s loveliness and nilprcciatc nil thc grandeur of nrt, and yet there are some who think that a. woman, \vho should sifrnify all the most beau- tiful in nature and art, should go nefflcctcd and uiicared for. _

A woman may have a brilliant

mimi and the soul of a saint, but if those tivo attributes to her attract- iveness are in a dinizy case the beau- tiful qualities are woefully detrnctcd from. No one would think of taking ei. diamond of the purest water and put it in an old 'tin setting. If we have a beautiful home don't \ve lav- ish on it all the money we can al-| ford in furnisliiniz it artistically? Would we allow it to go neglected and unndorned 1’ If wc have a garden don’t we trim the lawns, water it, put all the most beautiful shrubs and flowers in it, care for it, tend it, so it shall cheer our eyes and glaiiden our heart? Then why should n wo- man not takg carc of iicr good looks if she has them, or try to make her- self good to look on if beauty has passed hcr by '? Decidedly a woman. should take every possible mt-ans to make herself ni comely sight. It is no siirii of iiitcllsictiiality to have an ili- fitting gown or an iiiihcrominiz hnt. There is no reasoii why beauty and lirnins should be divorced. A clever woman can talk act and tiiink just as] well in a gown that is fashionable and up-to-date, in fact better, than _if she had on one of those dreadful shirt waists that. iiuuip up thc backs and a skirt nnil hat equally dowdy. -Louise Morris in Canadian Centiiry.

“Clearing out the dress goods

stock, black and colored goods are included in this sale. 1’nton's. 1~24dtf.

“ln putting on this low price

suit sale-we are just. endeavor- ing to show you that cash is the mightiest power In the world, If we could not have bought for cash, we could not havegtven you these tremendous offerings. Si. take advantage of them and get your suit while the lines are un- broken -Prowso Bros Ltd

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Your Doctor Fights '

disease with medicine. Ifthe medicine is not right he cannot conquer disease'-If the druggist does his duty the medi- cine will he right. and your doctor will stand a fair chfince of winning the victory.

You can help your

doctor by having your ‘ prescriptions filled at our

store.

E. A. Foster I

Central Drugstore

l affected in some wriy. -

photo of Mr. Warburton.

The tlist Mt-.Gill student to be elect-

ward Island isi- Hugh C. Warburton. of Charlottetown, P. E. I., news of whose nppointrnent has just bran re- ceived st the University in s. cable- gram from Dr. G. R. Parkin, secre- tary of the Rhodes Trust.

What lends additional interest 120

the appointment is the fact that Mr. Warburton, besides possessing very high qualifications for the scholar- ship, is a particularly intimate friend of Walter J. Pearse. Arts '12, the re- cently eiectsd Rhodes Scholar from McGill.

The Prince Edward Island appointee

was horn in .‘ssam, India, in 1880. whtrc his father. Ur. George \\'nrbiir- ton, now a retired docttr ol Uttar* lott<-toivu, was at that time a iJh5'Si- ciaii in the indian army. Shortl_v af- ter his birth his parents came to Prince Edward Island.

Entering the Prince of Wales Col-

lege at an early age, be was soon marked for ranid advancement, and became very popular with his fellow students, among other positions as- suming the eilitorsiiip of the “Ob- scrvcr,” the college paper. and ti£I\ll" ing at intervals on the football. hoc- kcy and truck teams. 'Upon graduation from the Prince of Wales Foliage, and obtaining a fir-_-t-class teachers license, Mr. War- burton came to McGill in the autumn of 1906, wlicre in the second year he irns successful in winning an exhibi- tion of one iiniidrcd dollars.

l.ii-re siirccss attended his cllorts in

the third year, whcn he won the COS- tei' memorial prize, awarded for an iinzlisli essay, open to competition to all studrnts from the Maritime i roviiiccs.

Nor has the newly electid scholar

confined himself merely to his stud- ir-s. but has played regularly on his class football and hockey teams. iii ndriition he was lust year the editor of the lilcfiiil Annual, the yearly pub- lication of the undergraduate body, and president of the Prince Edward lslnnd Club; and is this year n mein- hcr of the house of committee of thc McGill Union.

Hr has tnkcn an extremely active

iii-:t.in almost all the stiident activi iliisi in his studies lic has devoted himself laritciy to English literature, ta!-'_iii~_1 iioiior.~t in that subject, and at t>_\iord lic iuteiiils to specialize along that line und quality himself for a professorship.

Mr. Warburton takes a kccn inter-

cst in military matters. and for tive years has been a memqer of No. 2 i--niipaiiy ith Regiment, of the Cann- dian Garrison Artillery, which drills niinucliy at Petawawa.

it is ii’ somewhat peculiar coinci-

dence that he is the sixth Rhodes' scholar to be selected from that coni- pany which on three of those tive oc- casions hns been the coinpaiiy win- ning first place. ~

The otlifr applicants for t.he schol-

arship were. !\Iessrs_ (l. W. lrviug, of Vernon llivcr, P. E. I., a clnss mate of the siiccessfiii scholar tit McGill, and W. Af Scott., of (`harlottttowii.

STATE OF O|~iiu,Ci'r\' or' '1‘oLEDO,} ss _

Lucas Covsrv _

Frank.I Cheney iniikeuonththat. he is senior partner <’i_f the _firm of If. J_._£Jlhen_c5;_ dt Co, doin" oiisinr-.ns in tli_e City of' oleilo (louinv and Htnts atoresaid.anri that aii_id firin will pay the suin of UNE liUNll.R_l‘.i) |iUi.l.-\|t:‘ for ouch and every cnsc oft at- arrn that cannot be cured ivtlieuse of I-Inll's Viitnrrii Llure. FRANK J. l7H_ENE\'

sworn to before me and siibscribed in

Kiy)pre.;ieuc», this 6th day of December

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Notary Public.

iia|i's Uatiirrli Cure is tiikcn internally und iicts directly on the blood and muc_-_ ous surfaces oi the system. :ierrd ior *fisti- inoniiiin free.

Q ld bFDJ. OI-I_i<}‘l*1I:l7é' dr C0., 'l’oledo,0.

to rug is s c

t_'l‘ake Rall’s Igamily Pills for constipat- ion.

HAIIATIME BEGURITIES.

Jan. 25, lilll.

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Quotations furnished by J. C. Mac-

kintosh & Co., Exchange Building. Halifax, N. S.

nauics. _

B. N. America....... .. New Brunswick... . Nova Scotia...... Royal Bank of Canada..........

151 275 278 240

149 270 275 238

MISCELLANEOUS.

Acadia Fire Insurance X. D. Acadia Sugar, Acadia Sugar, Ord... Brandrnm-Henderson, Com... East.. Can. Elsv. & Loan Eastern Trust Company Halifax Fire Ins. X. Nova Scotia Telephone Stanf’reld’s pid. X. ll....... Stantleld’s Com. X_. D. Trinidad Electric X. D. tls\&.l.".'L‘xi.r _iii

BONDS.

110 100 103 101 li? os za 19 140 iss

iso 91

_ 119 ioi

100 121 104 60 55 73 70

,:..Lr’A.

Acadia Sugar... Brnndram-Henderson 100 97 Halifax Elec. Trsniway .1025 100 N. S. Steel & Coal 1st._..... 95;, 94;, .\'. S. Steel & Coal Deb...... 102; 101 Porto Rico Railways 86 84 Stanfielrl’s Limited ._ 102) 101 ’l‘riniria.d Electric 95 92 Western Can. Power 86 84

"LBdles' warm fleece cotton or wooi ““‘l°"W°9~l” Sllarllly reduced at I’aton‘s i-iaie. 1-Zildili. ' »

Send Us n Your Wash

103 100

(,D_oii'l he 1' slave inthe- washlub, i U" t use ici liry-old hninckccp- l"§nn\lhoi|-. doii`i endanger your ifhlili hy iv: sh g al homo win-ii at 'me U Sl \' e can do the work [iii belléfi quicker and more s.\tisf`av- Ury than 3 ou ever could. Our expert iilutl` will give you thc est that superior fucliitics and modern machinery can produce- Everylhing that will make our work iinhenlabluipdone. You are as- sured of satisfaction by sending your wash bore. Phone i5i for our wagon-

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Blood Bitters

cuiiizs iiu. Skin Diseases.

All diseases of the Ski" U0. “1°\’§,°"

less, directly occasioned b.Y 3' had °t_”° of the blood, and it is absolutely im- possible to eradicate them from _thc system win, ygu put, your blood into good shape. _'

The following skin diseases are curablo

by lurdock Blood Bitter: through its wonderful cleansing, p\1rifyi_I‘tP°"_°"' °” the blood, and its renovating action On the system, viz., Salt Rheum, Tetter, sh{ng1¢,,_ Scurf, Eiysipclas, itching and Bin-ning Rushes, Ulceis, bores. elf-

Miss Stella Eichcl, Maitland FOVkb

N.S. writes: “I have been bothered -witlfsolt rheum, on my liands, for three yours, and it. itchcd so I did not know what to do. I tried ever;'i!~i'\f: but

aothing seemed to be any good. I heard of Burdock Blood I ittcrs and bou ht two bottles of it, and now l ani pergactly cured and have no salt rheum on my hands any more.

“I cannot speak too highly of Burdvck

Blood Bitters." _ Ilidanufacturel only by Th6 T. Mllbllm Co., Limited, Toronto, Ont.

Portraits

I will receive or-‘lersfor

Pastels and Oil Painting- by A. Alex. MacLeod. the noted New York Artist. Wrle me for prices and nil-ei -'lr eil infortuatlon. _

J. A. S. Bayer Piiomriiiirsiii

New l'*i-~wii.- wi/Ck, Chnrloltetnvin.

Farm for S

Little York

Q3 CE

containing 130 acres in a good state of ciiitivatiou, with good buildings and orchard. This property is situ- ated in one of the best settlements in 1'. E. Island and is only seven miles from Cliarlottetown. Apply to

l--tmwfrirtt. l.i'_,ilo York

Isaac i-ioi.iu.\i\:_ 1 f.

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Your Danger Frum p ruionss sci-io_i_.fiz_ Fnoivi t H I Value.

it ‘ b The Montreal Star has the 0 ow- " 4

S D I & I - ini: article, illustrated by a'sP10DCl\d . I n F 7 n e ' i I A T 0 n l Kidney Troubl I

~ ` 'i' 0 ° C es ni niiniit-S sciiniiir from Prince na-

Sweacer coats

l You were never of l - fered better bargruiis in l siiperiofrsweater cones the very best you ciii - see iii the city-only ' the prompt buyers can A get a chance at these

offerings. The line ig ‘

_ _R new but we want inn~@

space for spring goods -this is your opp0m,_

i nity.

j "` 'l`lie<e mveaiercozils li irc all the new p'iticriis_ lint- colors. and trappy linisli

you could dt-sir-.~. 'fiitv l l

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3 were made t-i give wiriiiif,

l and C-inifo t, to lit nicely, "_ and to appear stylish at .ll " times. _ The celebrated Knit r0_ ‘ fit line is carried in .-i~ 13|; _ f_ you`re assured of gettiiiga ' perfect garment wh-ii choosing lroni iiiis line, ` These siveater coats are iii

all plain colors an coin-~iii:i

'_` tions, have neat pockets,

4; and close rililieil ciifl`s.'l`lien

,_ at the prii cs we quote _win cannot po sibly resist our

offers

Regular $2 50 'io $2.5;

_ valve for $1.57 l Others that sold at $4.25

l mstyg .f<ii._...... 52.99

H. H. Brown

'l`lie Young l\len's Main.

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The Never Failing Ileart, Nerve: .md Stomach Remedy A Proven Medicine of Exceptional Value Tesiimonals and References

by the hundred from people most prominent in City' and Country. No failures.

' Soldonly by

P. Mcduaid l 42 Queen Street' , Opposite Auld Bros

'\re':‘or~ rw-r iifii<]¢_

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W RITE FOR

. INCOME RETURN AVERAGING

5p.c. to 6 p.c.

| 'l`iiere isiio reason why you should not obtain

:iii average rciurii of 5 to 6 per cent on your money.

_\\'e shall he pleii>i_~d to subuiit sound iiivestnients

_ to yield this rate ti' income.

l J. C. MACI(INTOSII & C0.

Established 18711 '

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Halifax, Montreal,

- $5,000

W Electric Co. ' - 5 p. c. Bonds _

Price and descriptive circular upon application

F. B. MCCURDY & C0

and Charlottetown. P. E. I.

We own and offer for sale in lots

purchasers,

Breton

Sydney, St. _Inh|i’», Nfldi

.iiiii za, 1911. `

lottstown.

MONTREAL STOCKS.

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NEW YORK STCCKS. '

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