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. $133 W5 ____ , _

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7’ ` - » _ _il _ ay s._fte noon on a business

' f ' ‘ ’ ~ ¢i‘llJ to Bt.-Peters Bay; '

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~ _ Mr. Jerome Peters has returned

-I -_ -'il-__ -_,_ ,, from the United States to his home

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Mr N McLeod, Charlottetowinleft

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in North Pustico -R

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AN iN'i‘siR&_'r11-he “ GAME of " _ ' ' --" `

hockey WB! DIBYW. ill U10 Kensington ` Mrs. “W. W. Poynter, Rustico, rink between the Orescents oi Ken has been indisposed for some

who

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¢|ng$on and _tha Eagles of Margate slowly recovering.-R.

on _ednesday,‘_the‘day on -which the __ - athletes made-_their attempt* _to -nr. -H. a. .-Dawson, -clerk- or the

rsafig A1b¢"?D- 'mm °lQ5°UW5 01 the Legislative Assembly, who has been

con st mnY_ be lifdzed by’ the sc'ore‘ iii* the -city-for some time-onbusiness which was 4--4. 'Phe game wasclean, returned ~hume iby the afternoon and was satisfactorily handled by train on Saturday,

ingbam Jard_i'n_e__ _and 'Harry Warren, ‘ " " --4- ' The une up -was ae'iollb~-~s: ' - ivnss' iuony Eckebaehi or st. John,

(lreecelits

Lea Mosse

Eagles who has been visiting in New Glas-

GOBI gow during the past week has left

Willie Bearisto for P. E. Island; where she wil -re-

Point -main several weeks visiting friends.

_ plnyii Warren Harold Mayhew --_

Cover Point Mr. H. W. Binning, of the Bank

Roy Kennedy Alfred Somers of Nova Scotia, Charlottetown, who

Rover has been spending 8, vacation in New

James Cooke Harold Payuter Brunswick and Upper Canada, re-

Cengre turned home Saturday morning,

Hedley McNeill Willie Brown `*_

Left 'Wing Prof. J. A. Clark, Superintendent

‘ Willie Morrison Harold Brown Of U19 Experimental Farm, and Mr.

_aight wing R- Robertson. of the Department er

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_Sale einen Wliifewsar

A»tt»ract1v.e New York Novelties---and every- -.l-ine price cut for this sale

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_852. Of _a nice white cotton, finished with

one inchedging round neck and armhole, drawn with dainty, colored ribbons , _ _ . 25c

. ._ ortwo for 45c.

~-.;Sayin_gs in Corset Covers---

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Here is a.line of -good strong white cotton. `

finished at neck and armhole with 3 inch tor~ chon, special at _ 2 7 Yoke Back and Front.

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gumnel Profit Eddie Bearisto

CHESS TIIURNIMENT

i‘he second weeks play in the Chess

Akriculturc. returned to Charlotte- tovin Saturday from attending the Heed Fair at Souris.

INTERESTING HORSE NEWS

Tournament closed Saturday e\'en~ `

ing iast., the interest being well kept np, ' About half the games have been airway played, and, members oi the club unavoldablv absent from the

The horse show which will take

Place in the latter part oi March

promises- to he of exceptional intei'» cat in view of the numhcr of stainl- nrd-breil stolllons which will he shown

"mt series 9’ eumpetitors Wm be and which will include hllayolr 'l‘odd '"' hand this Weak' IBO'-1-0111, Cap*-Hin Auhreyii and others'

'Phe following list of zames, played; Cl

won or lost by each member entered.

asses for heavy horses :ireiexpcctail

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_H ,Fournamunt is as mn0ws_ Mn 0 ic excep oniilly we filled, and Woodman and ML Tanton me ,.umm._,, the whole show will no doubt lic one

neck and neck for the Presidents handsome Silver Trophy. Although

of unusual interest.

'i‘nnton has played th-e most 'games A catalogue of the mid-winter sale

fha |»ei~centage of wins is about even.

in New York has just been received

Games |l»v the Canada Fox Exchange. Oiler-

Played 'l‘auton 23 2 5 Woodman 17 1-ii, , 21 Miitct . ll 4 iiurilnei~ ~ -_ 5 2|! Ross 7 7 Love- 14 May 11 McRae _ 9_ Lundie 2 Worthy 4 'Foombs - 4 3 Lnnaon 20 12; 7?i

The thirteenth round will he nlayed

this, Monday evening at the Daito llodms, Grafton Street, -beginniuz prompt at 7.30. The public are in- vited to witness the competitions,

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I..xas c_ured_of Rheumatic Gout by 1NARD’B `LINIMEN'I’, f Halifax. ANDREW ~Ki1No: l was,.ciired1of Acute `Bi'oi_i_cliiti,s--by

. " L'l‘.-COL. C. CREW READ.

|lsseLi»|`_-I `- ._ I was cured of Acute Rheumatism y MINARD'S LINIMENT. Mar_liham','_0iit. O. S.~'-BIHLING.

Lakefield, Que., Oct. 9,' 1907.

SPELLING REVIEWS

misspelled written on the board and

"'l'lfey‘hoilght 'some of the most ex_ _pensive stock 's0l_d there. Europe .sesrns to,l}ave iadopted/light harness

MiNaRn's~.L1N1MmN'r., ~ '“'»'i‘h\'ihi'x-shit-theiiiiirees offered *here

WGS- Loflli ings this year were smaller in, mini-

ber and inferior in quality than in former years. The prices realised were higher than ever, showing that the demand for harness horses with some speed is growing every year.

The Ice Racing ‘Association are

looking forward with eagernees"to'an anticipated thaw which will render the ice fit for racing, >'I‘here are sev< eral events yet to be decided and sportsmen are anxious that they

should be pulled oil. The expected meeting of Car Ferry and Vesta Boy with the local horses is _exciting keen

interest in ice racing circles. '

'At the' recent ‘New York horse sale _

all

representative 'buyers of nearly Ei`iropean‘ countries were present.

L_ _

__ _trimmed .wi_th dainty embroidery insertion, fin-

ished, with :pretty -torchon lace. This is a very special . _ . _ . . . . .._ 32c

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Fine white cotton,-made -in yoke front only,

A daintllyrprettycorset cover has a yoke of

fine embroidery with a finish of embroidery edging, caught with white wash ribbon fr-f of SPECIAL .....-.... _ ....... 5!-lc

In addition -to the few mentioned, we offer a great range of corset covers at 65c 751'

80c, 95c, 1.00. 1.25 and 1.50. Bear in mind that each and every line is spchially

discounted. Buy now !

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_ _-- ~ Ge-t a Free _Sample ladies’ Home Journal Pattern

Princess -Slips- Underprice - i

' Just a few sample values

Here is zi garment of ,good white muslin

__ yok_e front, composed of nice embroidery, em-

broidery on sleeves to match yoke, tucked i>if<»}“§i?E"&i1ii‘Si§’i‘i”‘%liiEY1; “°“"-“I 35

bA1f1§ther -si_i_p-ig .a-_\{rei‘ydp_¥etty model,show_s

em roi eryyo c ac an ront, square nec and sieeyes arefedged 'with lace, and there is a nii'ie»mch'flou_nce` of muslin embroi- 1 dery- VERY SPECIAL A'l` ~ _ ‘ ‘ A -Princess -slip of fine soft English Dong-

cloth, _finished at_ neck and_ sleeves with fine embroidery and ribbon, thefflounce of muslin embroidery is 18 inches deep and shows an under iiounce of _lace and _embroidery 3 bead’iP15"°1ii"ght with hash liiliiliirizsss E siirs

_ e ree' are 0 er - ,

1 _QFFERED AT _1-_o0, 1.15, 1.25, 1.50, 2.00 and

would' nt to shame those of- the Q up. ,‘A_ll,_specially discounted fbr this sale.

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largest American and_.Canadinn_ meet

ings. As many as one -liundred.thou- sand persons witness the raees,there.- 'Phe future of the trotter is made much brighter by reason of the ac- ‘ tive interest which these countriee are , ‘taking in racing. The Imperial. stab-_ les of Russia are among the largest; and best equipped in the world and. gontain, among others. the cele-

A plan that has wbrked wen in un_ hrated stallion Baden, 2.05%. This

H li ht l '$301000 I BI/_

graded schools is to have every word 33:? M235 ofolggn hotxes are 0f_A‘:_n_

s' Going If Cheaply

I These’to suggest many more.

White Lonsdale gown made with em

broidery yoke in front, finished neck and

sleeves with embroidery edging,a VERY sPEc1AL VALUE FOR 'rms SALE. _ _ C

Dainty-gown of 'white crepe, finished

round neck and sleeves .with fine torchon lace, slip over style, .kimona sleeves, requires no

York. SPECIALAT....... _ ........

A very smart American Gown is of fine

smooth Lonsdale, with yoke-of .open work mercerised torchon insertion, round sleeves

finished withaneat design of muslinl embroidery, caught with ribbon »

- OTHER GGWNS at '75c,98c, 1.00,, 1.50,

2.50 and up to4.25. Every one is specially

1 reduced in price for this great sale.

Specially ‘ Priced Combinations _

White

ironing. this is a designfrom New -

Slightly soiled 51). c. w~h1~tewear off

-This-lot _is composed of gowns, princess

slips, underskirts ans corset covers. They are of any and all qualities---and as many diffs;-i= ent prices. 'l`hey are all slightly massed from being sent out on approbation, and from being handled in the store. They are all right in every other way---perfect goods---well riuiflc--~ nicely trimmed and well finished.

25 per cent off.

Dainty little c Muslin Aprons 2_f0.ea

HERE IS ANOTHER line specially pur-

chased for this sale. It is made of ri pretty cross barred white muslin. It is edged all round with Torchon Insertion, with a fold of the muslin outside again as a finish. There is a small pocket, caught with a bow of baby ribbon and others are nice long tics. Good 3()c value. _

Special 20c each.

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'Sale Priced Drawers

the 'list left until Friday morning. erica" Btmln- “I_‘u lrfcirg "?°ks' 5: Let one of the _-older pupils, who I‘°°9mI“9` _°°p“Ff“` leadules nt so' writes clearly, put the words up b large' "ue" “"5 an ‘S "°

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~ tear of ‘ 0 . " ' ' , ‘ _ 1 “ _ ` _-._ .Ei _' 5 u * = 1-

furnished by the teacher. On Friday l‘»‘"`0U°““ °"““'°'l“ I" th* ma ; - ~@- -' ' _ 1... 1.. ~»i f _; __. _ _ ___ ___ ~ - " _ * 'u =_. _ = j__~_ __ _' ;_ _- _ _ _ when spelling review comes, let the ll8!`“@“ "“°f“3» b“f 0 “‘°v°m°“" I5. _ .; `; - 1.. .f, . “ ""2 ."_ _ -in 1- »“ -_ »- f ;~_ _ ,__- _ 7 ___-__ __ ' -"~ ~ '.

on font to establish tracks in B0mG - 1. ng _ 1 . - -_ o - ~ _ . _ _ _

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_in in .U ._

same boy or girl erase the words from the board and give the teacher Li _fair copy, with the words numbered The words may then be given out for oral ori written spelling. On "Monday inorniug »ilIie` words lmisspelled in re- view ardfput on the board again' with ii "2" after each, signifying that a double mark will be lost if they are spelled wrongly again. The deducted mark will be doubled -each week, and

of the larger centres.

'vim-re fp I oontfmvilated the estnb-

iqsnmme nf a Maritime Pacing (`-i\“~ i-nit, which ~- iii take in the Pfl“~

mimél towns such "S ("I\f“`\“I-*»“-""“'“-

qvdn,,v_ Hai-imx, Moncton, Frederic- +n,._- o¢_ _o+e»i,p,1e_ etc. This will

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'v the owners of horses an onnor-_ t - -_ f' §l_f.,,_, M .|¢.,,,..»,,Mgn\~ng*' the\’Yl_ S

in this'-'way the common mistakes _throughout the summer months. are hunted down and overcome. All 1 ---

unila_.aboY0__ Grade IV,__ should*-take.

line review toizether, but the younger' _ones need__not,take_ more than' the first 'twent "6i~"thir words. ‘if'tlié

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'nie amii on-1 2-22! Owned 1' was `ll"'»»i'~fionn`lrl. is now in rnleinli .i,'.,w.,._- ,im-r an severe attack o asm-ahfhgs " 'lhe Will he n Btldffe

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lis_t__is__a_:_io_ii_,_g__.Q_n¢, __ _ _' _ --in _i;iis_‘_n_ext‘fast class trot.

Entire @3113 People’¢\-9ti¢l1¢5*»fa _

than ever

Nolte from the

Three Reel Feature

“The Heart of Kathleen

told story of lreland’s fi ht for which a old Lads love or a

Colleen is interwoven

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Photo iCawds of MAR Y

S hi h i; free fromall advertisements to epauagugf iiacrone renishf-

Qerles of “What Happened to Mary”

Clue her

Pare._nt0.g2

Mary Finds a Home

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- Heretis.anoth¢gr_nice;A§ncrican line--~tw0 piece combinations--~drawers

and corset covér---wliite nain`s_o_ok-maltese insertion and edging WHITEI 35

SALE'PRICE»_SPECIAL . . . ._...I.._..-._ -

Another pre_tty¢_--American combination of corset cover and drawersr tis

giac_l;_e_of »na_insoqh;~ set row_s of lace _gud gras ~a :dain_ty gage of em- - _roi ery,-_ s "cd - 'matio i caug tat nec an waist wit ri ns '_ _ ` _ wnira -sans Piliics _siisdiab _ _ -2:25

-_ -_ _ (i)__ther1-veryipretty combinations _offered specially at _1.95 to 2.90 each.

A leaderimade of good firm white cotton is finished with ai five inch

tucked friil. This is a very nice garment, SPECIALLY PRICED AT c ' ` ` fHérl§i§2i`fii`ié'°vvhite cotton `i'ii{é, finisiied with sheer 1a`»lfn` frm, éét wah

torchon insertion, edlged with torchon lace and is a wonder ai the SPECIAL WHITESA EPRICE . .. ._ . _ . . . . . . .._ C

Other lines of drawers at every price you can think of--from 27c fo 1.50

each. Every price is specially cut for this grentsnlc.

ISMPS

.Deep jCuts

Good 72 inch Unbleached _Shéeting;28c now 23e -

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- 2 Table _Linens -4

U.nbleached"l§iri'eh';Damasl:¢ 38 inches wide,35c for...28c ‘ 4 '

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Heavier 72 inch 5 “ " 32 now 26c Good strong white sheeting 25 now 20: 72 inch good whitc; sheeting twill 35 now 28c Nice smooth even thread sheeting 45 now Ziiic 72 inch sheeting vqrychoice 58 now '47c 80 inch sheetins aidandy 58 now 47c

All Sheetin s Hemmed Free If Purchas For Cash at Sale

56 inch unbleached Table Damask,better,58c for. _44c 65 inch Damask in pretty floral design,72c for 58c yd. 72 inch all fine pure linen Damask, special 90c for 72c 72 inch full bleached pure linen Damask $1.15 for 85c 72 inch fine smooth satin like I)amask,°5l.50 for $1 20

$190 the price of a very lovely Damask, now offer _.H _..._ $152

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42 inch soft white pillow cotton 25c for 20c

*un-annual

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44 inch soft white pillow 27 for 22|:

These are but samples all pillow cottons are 1

correspondingly reduced All pillow cases made up

36 inch Crash Towclhng regular l8c for l3c I-'5’“&n Depirqntent

17 muh Pure L en Towelling 12 fo _

and liemmed free, if bought ifor cash during this E”VBI'y S011 Of gOOdS 111 the

17 inch Crellh-H mg 10 ~for _gc Prlce Cut r c

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Bargains up Lovely Irish _Linen Get*-#» Tm’ wiiie Tse C1‘%11*S~f'~

By far the finest range of linens shown in P F Island is offered You to dnv at xi saving

price on evgry mime Zh _linens are she fpmdact ncgfy ti_i_<_in»f_a:_n_QusR_?_l;l%_l>;i_R(€_§I_l{___l\{lll:;a:_h;::

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mean“l;esa\i1iiSt "gl n B k x can 'l` Bile? loin? Ver handsome Shamrock 'lable 72.5172

vii y fine ldrge Table Cloth mage 2x3%'%¢’l§»for $3 00 72xl08 inches $4 75 for $3 80

Then lhere is an enormous range of Table Cloths in square and iound nt ivi ry pmt I

at apriqe ent for this great White Goods Sale

‘B666 inch Tea Cloths $1 50 now 1 Z0 45x41 in Tea Cloths 2 Z5 now 1 80

'ifca Cloths :it 3 65 to 7 00 all discounted for this sale "el 1*:

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lflltjlldcs rw mg” Z0 ISU' 1 S Z5 for $2* A lovely cloth 0f qhammck A Hr White pique with black pm stripe, 3Oc for I5;

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50 cent Waistmg Linens go 25c per yd

inc shccrlincn good \vidth,regul.ii ‘ilk foi 251' I ine slieci waisliiig or lizintlkcri liief Iincn ink

Meadow bleached ure flax suitiu linen ‘35c

White I men Diapei very choice fabric, ‘iilcafgr

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10 pieces white or .indie worth l5c 11125 for 120 Special 39 inch w ite Victoria I awn . . Oc

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