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Have you a good reliable

Witch? If not why not call

now and sec the value we are

pivfng in Waltham and

Elgin Watches.

W. fN. lantnn,

jeweller.

llhas. F. Davison.

FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND EIVIBALMER.

Oliivc, Show Rooms and

Resillerlee, opposite Baptist Church.

lilqulprneut first class.All

calls promptly attended to at any hour of the day or night.

'l`e'cplione No. 289.

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<'?.'."ifl'.°?i",'lll.2°'f.if°-i"i=1l°~0':f N-5'. Oiilce-.Upstairs Royal Bank

Glasgow, and a survivor of the C»\li|0l'l|m __ _ : _‘_ ‘ _____,_;_.__,

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FULLERTON -At Halifax. Saturday,

Watson, Christina Wilson, beloved wild of Charles Fullerton, ehief engineer H.M.S Elinor. '

Mlounro.-rn urn nity, nn snnasyi morning, Andrew McQuaid, aged titlyaars; leaving a widow and six children to mourn their loss. ' ,

Don't Have a jun- »

Must have the sun, of course, to bright en up the room |\nd clear awiaydisease. l

But when the porlieros and drapes get

faded, n0s"r let them slay sb. _

Dye them warm, bright ` lours, whh

D Y-0-I. A the new dye, wlicigh sun an_d washing don't dim down. ' . No matter what they‘re made of-tho same package of D Y-O»L A` will colour: ull perfectly.

Quickly done. linrrlly any' trouble. lllrs. lt. C. Mciiillivray, Glen Iloud, ant|.nn.i..h, N. nnys;-‘fn Y-o-.l. A won-kcil beautifully. 1 helieys it to be the best dye I ever used. and lunch easier than other dyes." M

Om.: itll; l»1u'KAnl~: dyes from n.\'a-aNn-

our-1-l|Al.r‘ to 'rllnstc pounds pf material.

The rlruggist. has 1) Y-0-LVA.

Splendid bnruains in fashionable winter

cups of the best sort, rnen's, hoys’. li0c. cups are-|01-., $1 caps are ii7c., and nil are splendid, stylish becoming cups-Weeks & Co., l1`ire Sale. tirl2i

Anlnoulgrllnrnrs

-Any girl desiring ta learn typesetting

should npply at this ofliee ut once. i0dtf

-l."lre|ncn's Concert liberal list on

lays. The “Idea of Februayy.” Coupons out now. I

-Kings may be blest but 'Ram was glprl

ions, :

0‘er the ills o'iifc victorious. 1 Come and see “Tam O`Shanter" in St'

James Hail to-night.

-The date is Friday next. Place

Opera Ilouae. Number of partlclpuntd legion. I)on't attend if you have fore~ sworn laughing. ,

$3 Hawes are $2.25 and in reilulnr

limes there's ncverucent off. Caps, too at great reductions.-Weeks Bt Co

liltitf.

Iron Ox Tablets are for sein at the

Apothecuries Hail. 7dtf

Men's hats-Hats are _,soiling very

cheaply although undamaged. Fine hats loo. For instance $5 Stetson hats are .75.-Weeks k C0. 19iItf.

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HALIFAX STOCK EXCHANGE

STANFI ELD'S, LINI lTED

A limited number of Bonds and Preferred Shares with a

Common Stock Bonus.

Particulars ou application. '

J. C. MACKINTOSII & C0.,

166 Hollis Street, Halifax, N. S.

P -___.

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sTnNrL§ta9;§,§r;mil¢d

$I0.000 - - -

5.000 - - -

With com mon stock bonus.

6 per cent Bonds 7 per cent Preferred Stock

F. §fiW€Eiiiii§§”co

° 9

Members Montreal Stock Exchange.

185 Hollis St , Halifax.

P-,..-

=---lln. sunnnnnt

|i3lil°|<"5- M- Matthews Mgri

N. S., Montreal, left last week rl; Newt York for Jamaica.

February 3,l9iD: at the residence of Dr. " t t h mn

you wan g res oy! . raw,

stswsd or fried call at the Urystal Cafe. '

aa tn th sl l

Rev. R. B. Stavsrt, formerly of Nortli

Bedequs but now at Harcourt N. B., preached recently at Saokvlile.

Jno. Emssr, engineer. arrived home

from Gscruotown last week to spend the winter with his family.-Piotnn Adm- cult.

Rev.Jas. McDougall will preach (D. V.)

10.211; Argyle Shore at 3; and Canoe Cove at 7.

worn Drawing Fénoongicnsnbbntntheilth Inst. at Dsssbls nt.

A grand entertainment and basket

social was held recently in 0'Inry Hall . in aid ofthe Episcopal ohurcb.'I‘hs sum of '$38 was realised.

Mrs. W. A. Brennan, of Summerside

(P. E. I.), is the guest. ot Mrs. George Mo~ Sweeney at the Brunswick Hotel. -Monc- ton exchange.

Chief engineer Stewart of S. S. Aher-

deeu was tho guest of engineer Ferguson ol S. S. Stanley a couple of days last wnuk.-Picton Advocate.

Peter and Mrs. Clark who have been

visiting Rev. S. J. and Mrs. MacArthur returnedtotbeir home in Summer-side, I’. E. I. last week.-New Glasgow, N. S. ex.

Mrs. W. E. Lord has joined herhusbnnd

in Winnipegaftera three months visit with her parents in Saokville. Mr. Lord is a son of Curtis Lord, Esq., Lower Bedeque.

I guarantee cureful and correct filling

of all descriptions. All my stock ls new,

my drugs are purapxnd fresh and I attend to the compounding of prescriptions per- sonnlly.»-John F. McNeill, M. D., Drug~ gist. lid tu sa 2i.

. P°l'9.YMoMahon. I.G.R. operator, Mono. lan. mdcwho belongs to Kensington. re- ceived word last week that his brother, Parnell llolllahon, was quite painfully injured while at work with a pesvy in Seattle, and would shortly return home.

RH- Gevrze Stool. wmv nr ssckvllls

Methodist oburoh, has received a unani-

'mous invitation to become pastor of Be- ,_

dequs church. P. E. Island, the beginning 0! the Whferenos year, and has acceptsrl subject to the approval of conference.

Bt..“Eleanora heard from: It is wonder-

fuihaw some of us attempt to keep up the reputation of our horses without venturing a V. The writer while in Sum- lnaraide personally stated to ownerof Park Campbsllo that hs, the manager of Kinkora, would start ina friendly race againatone or a number: entrance fee from one to tive dollnrii but would race for no big amount. No doubt this is why challenge appears for from $50.00 to $510,011 The man has yet tabs found that shouts out a ohallenge for big dollars that has any confidence in the abillv-y ol his own horse. Small amounts. are always meant here fora sample. I will place aV~in the hands of any person withurace with Park Camnbello oras manyascnre to enter, including Kaiser G. and Cock of the North. As to Mr. Steele'slimpsxt:use in 'Pioneer may say it would break no firm should Adu Mads heart cease to beat while she is owned by the town. Might. boa more serious loss tothe townif it happened in Feb. 1007 than in Feb. 1ilB.~C0liins Crnewell.

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Dr. ' Oi fr

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B ll llllflll ours (gr ouch and every f o r m of it/chin lcodin

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and protrudtiri

piles. Bac testimonials i_n the press and your neighbors about it. You can use it and

spkyonr money back if not satisfied. mo, at all

ore or Ennaueorl. Barre st Co.. Toronto.,

DR. CHASE S OINTMINT.

>=lHi Nllllllili

ii l]Uilll]liN>€

g Ofiice-Main Street-Ca

pt. W. A. Johnstone, Mgr.

The Good Seed Meetings held at

Montague on Feby. 2nd and 3rd lusts. were n grand success. The farmers in this vicinity numbering over a hundred took purt. in grninjudglng and weed seed iden- tification. Addresses were given on the ,following subjects by L. H. Newman, `Se»:y. Cunudian Seed Growers' Association `nnd F. J. Broderick, Max-|timeRep`t. Can. Seed Growers' Association ti), Rotation ,of grain crops; (2), Fungus diseases of l farm crops; (Zi), Relation between erop improvements and soil condition; (4), Im- l provementof farm crops; (5).Seed growing ‘in the Maritime Provinces, Prizes offerell by the Provincial Department of Agriculture forthe greatest skill in grain judging und weed seed. identification were awarded as follows [-

lst prize, Montague Aunear, Montague;

Znd Cyrus Moer, Victoria Cross and iird to John Fraser, Montague. Several ad- dresses were given and the farmers ob- tained u lot of information concerning the methods of farming by asking questions. Prof. Theodore Ross was also present and gave several lessons concerning farm. _ing pn our own Island. The following resolution moved by John A. Annear and seconded by Mr. _Rpbertson was ,carried unsnimouaiyzthat the Department ‘of Agriculture be naked to hold a meeting nt Montague on or about the first of July next, to which the farmers may bring specimens af their troublesome weeds, have them identified and the best means of destroying them pointed out.. It was moved by Murdock McKinnon, M. P. P., Montague, and seconded by Mr. Wiggins ton, Dundas, that n` vote of thanks be tendered the gentlemen in charge which was heartily adopted. Ons of the best meetings ever held for this purpose was then brought to n close.

STOCK QUOTATIONS.

Close. Noon. Close. Feb. 8. Feb. ii. Feb 5. l

G0ppBr............ ll4Q ll4§ Iliil ; ,B.n.'1‘............ eng ss; 0.P.R............ 173§ 1741' Pennsylvania. l_42§ 142i

137i 140

35ii l73} 14ii

Reading.......... 137|

Su§al'............ Milli I4-Wil Southern Pacific.. 073 071 (Wi ' St. Pani......... .185 134

Union Pacific 155 U.S.StAol.......l1l§

liiill

181i rosy 155i 111 112

lnmi'l Llnimsnt for :als svsryv/hare.

The people of Montague and vicinity

are much pleased with the carrylngof Prohibition intoforce in Prinee County and are waiting patiently for King’s County to do likewise. V

A branch of the order of British ’I'em~

plurs was organized at Montague Satur- day evening by Mr. Fraser, organizer, with 20 charter members. It is tche hoped goud'resuits will follow, as auch nn organization is such needed in Month- gue.

Catarrh Cannot be Cured

withLOCALAPPLIGATIONS,astheycan~ not reach the seat of the disease. Galarrh is a blood or constitutional di~ease,und in ordertonurcit you must take interra remedies. I-Inli‘s Cntarrh Cure is inkcn internally and nets directly onthe blood and mucous surfaces. Hail'a Cmarrh Cure is not a quack medloll o. Itl vias

prescribed by one of the best physicians n this country for years ami is a regular prescription. Itls composed of the host tonics known, combined with the best. blood purifiers, acting directly on the nrncous surfaces. The perfect combinat- ion of the two ingredients in what pro- duces such wonderful results in curing

Cutarrh. Send for testgfniouinls fren.

F. J. CIIENE dt C0., Props.,

Toledo, 0.

Sold hy Druggists price 75c. Taka Hall’s Family Pills for consti-

potion.

szwmc mculursron RENT -

by week or month, at low r1\i,es. The Singer is acknowledged i.-he lightest-run- ning and most convenient of any. 'I‘ry one and be convinced. Only nt the Singer bores. Look for thc red S.,Quecn Street, Charlottetown: also on south sitio of Water Street. Summersilln. P. E. I.

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HARTSHORNF

BOGERT &

BATIELLE

lliembers New York Stock Exchange...

|60 ST JAMES ST MONTREAL

NORMAN BINMORE, Manager

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i t one Wanted

We would respectfully request it prompt settlement ot accounts Just sent out. ,

L Your bil; be snnali, but many f hundreds of small amounts aggre- . gate a considerable sum of 11101195’ .

- which we need in our business, so we expect f‘Every" man to do his duty.” D0n’t put 0ii_, Pay up promptly and you will greatly » oblige ,

~ i'i.TRAiNOR&'C0.

°¥~lluva»1o»vanuuN»~Alol

DoYourEyes'I`roubleYou? .

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If they do come to us. If it is an error of refraction we can correct it

If it is a ca-se for an Oculist we will tell you so. Whatever the trouble may be

you will be honestly advised as to what you should do. Nu charge for this

valuable advice. Testing free. _

II. A. ELLIS, "‘.lf»ii’¢'§_"F C

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' lr You oNLY Knew

y When your well stocked store win

going to burn down, you could wait to insure until the week be fore, but

When it is Destroyed

You are too late. Remember iii old adage, “There is no time lik the present," and no insnranc like ours.

E3. II. 13 E E FK Representing Phoenix of Hartford

Canadian Quebec.

n-iaifs tf

Our new Fall Cloths have just arrived, and we are making them

into OVBRCOATS, SUITS, PANTINGS and FANCY VESTINGS. which we gummtee-Fit. Finish and workmanship. '

“Remember we keep no boys"--no one but first-class workmen. Leave your measure at once.

M. L. FRANK McKENZIE,

' The Maker of Good Clothes,

_ Wed mf iw Summerside.

lhnumnmnuwuununnuoudqwqsnvanfqf A Rainbow in the Storm of Life.

When the storm of life is over, n life insurance policy is u rain-

bow in the sky of life for the bereaved family. `

When insuring select s good Company.

You make no mistake in placing your insurance with the

_NORTII AMERICAN LIFE .

co' ~ for spring stock

Home Oiiicez Company's Building, ‘ Alsoa job lot of Women’s

TORONT " ' ' ` ' ` ONT Laced and Button Boots in

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M H E SUASII iorsclzislradhlyfi `at H

Oiiiee, DesBrlsay Block,

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Reductiplr Sale

Boots and Shoes

We have on hand alot oi

broken lines of Meals. Women’s, Boy’s, Misses' :tml Chiidren’s Boots and Slicer." and Slippers which we will clear out at cost to make room

give -

A. N. McKAY, - - Colwill’s Old Stand,” -I Sunnyside.

I-ieliwtwli

GENUINE CROCKERY ALE

25 p. .<=. bison N .

, oil' everything in these COMBINED GBOOKERY STOCKS. hothing reserved, Don’t miss this so.le.'

We have bought the entire stock .ot the CANADIAN CROCKERY -Co, and have moved it to

the COLW ILL STORE, We now wish to convert these goods into cash, and have therefore decided to

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