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FOR BUS NESS

As already announced weopen for

Feb 20. Our formal opening will take place in about a \veek’s

time on arrival of our entire stock.

The buying public is’ now cordially invited to visit us in

our near quarters at the old stand.

I We open business now on a much larger scale than formerly.

In addition tothe lines which we have handled in thepast

we will do a general dry goods trade.

VVe again take the opportunity of thanking our many

friends in city and country for the very liberal patronage extend-

ed in the past, and to whom is due any success we have accom-

plished and trust by fair dealing and good

merit a continuance of sameon an enlarged scale.

We have secured an obliging and

clerks whose constant endeavor will be to make this store a

pleasant and satisfactory place to make your purchases.

Please bear in mind that while We are going into the dry

goods trade on alarge scale, that ourclothing, nien’s furnishings,

tailoringand hat and cap departments Will be conducted by us as

in the past, but on alarger scale.

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business on Thursday,

honest values to still

experienced staff o

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that cheers-but not

lnebrilalos.

The famous

iinmininn Bland in

(RDGIGTBRED)

Bl! this brand from your grocer

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SY DNEY, N. S

ion. Pmznpt returns made

iiwl yr.

w.F» H. Calwell;

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0'linlloran B illdlng.

Corner Gt. George Street,

Next in Bank of Nova Scotia. . 4 . i__ __ Y r=......e:9

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ilenoral Commission Merchants there is indigestioa, headaches and

'md P'°d“c° hmdled °= mmmh' lof sick kidneys. If neglected, tbisl

B,A disordered kidneys they cure by rs-

. . ‘ - di tl , d by day you will ex-

B""'9l"" s°l'°"°"' Nd", Pnbhc dc' pneiriedcd daeneliil from Dr. Hamilton's

Sal Walter iimrm

_ is Yoon BACK wax. ? When the hack drags and aches, = feels lame over the spine,--when’

' constant call to make water, beware

condition . develops weakness andl soon you’ll be unable to work. The one remedy you can rely on is Dr. Hamilton's Pills Every symptom Oil

moving the cause. You improve im-

Pills. Best for the kidneys, liver and stomach. Sold by all dealers.

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We are oiiering

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Hundreds of Pretty Pet¢ofne`l]'for

Parlor, Dining Room, Bod Room, and KQIGLOD. A general clear out of all

Pretty borders to match, all at HALF PlllCE_

Bargains for early buyers. Sale now on and for cash only. »

ilariar & ilu. .limiie`ii'.,

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_Importers of Artistie_‘\N.'ail\.p§y'¢;q’._?f - }

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:ur customeas and friends for their kind liberal patronage during the past year also ex-

tmd to them our hecrltéy best wishes fbi' a year of saith-

Liappineps mad Prosperity.

N. lanton

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115 Grafton St.

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Mtasure Introduced In House Of Cvmmons to Stop Chil-

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LONDON, Feb. 18-A bill, which

passed its first reading in the House of Commons yesterday aftcrnoon,be- ,comes law, juvenile lovers of cigar- ettes will have a hard timein in- dulging their appetite.. The act pro- hibits smoking under thc age of sixteen, provides penalties for any- one less than sixteen years old caught smoking in the streets, _or

'any other public places,__and makes the sale of cigarettes to persons under sixteen years a punishable oi- fence. _

Among the other interesting foa-

stures the bill estnhishea iuvenile _courts throughout the country and calls for special places of detention forchildreu, instead oi sending them to the ordinary prisons.

It proposes furthermore that the

imprisonment of children be rntirely abolished.

An effort is to be made also to

end the terrible waste of infant life through drunken parents rolling on their babies in bed. The returns show that sixteen hundred infants perished annually from this cause.

coniismunu nv P1-ivsiorims. _

Unscruploifs dealers often preparei

,corn remedies with caustics and, acids. Refuse such, nnd insist on Putnam's Painless Corn Extractor.`

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Another Letter On This Inter- esting Subject-Approves

Of The Guardian `

EIR:--In your editorial of the 14th

inet., I think you have hit the nail on the head, and Iconslder that your vlsw'of the case is the proper one. I honestly believe that the credit system of doing business, is, to A great extent, responsible for the present condition of things, lor a customer, buying goods on credit, must certainly pay mgre for them, than a customer who buys for cash.

In your issues’ of the 12th and 13th

inst., there appears two articles, both signed "Farmer," the first one is so contcmptibla as to he worthy of little notice, but perhaps it would be well to say, in passing that the gentleman who refers to Patriotism as"the last refuge of a' scoundrel.” and considers the retail store "n necessary evil," would doubtless be only too ready to claim the protec- tion of his county if necessary, or to unhlushingly ask his local merchant for credit. I do not wish eo be drawn into a controversy with any man along such lines, and I would ask him in future, to try and rs- frain from throwing mud, when he pleads his case through the medium of the P.E.Islarid Press.

"Farmer" number two, in his let-

ter shnws lrimself to be at least n gentleman, and according to his ideas is giving a fair and square view of the situation, but I think that he will admit, that were he to spend the money at home that he now sends a- way, he would find that he would.

It's purely vegetable, safe and sure. I

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TOKIO, Feb. 18--A fredh crop of

sensational war reports--chiefly em- anating in New York-are being cab- led in specials to Tokio, creating un- rest in the minds of the Japanese public, the people being unable to explain the continued Chauvinism of

thc United States in view of the con- stant efforts of the Japanese offici-

ths idea to avoid friction.

LOST _HIS VOICE ENTIRELY. ’- Mr. J. H. Woods, of Point Rock,

Oneida Co., N. Y., had a hard ex- perience. “A bad attack of Catarrh settled in my forehead and the pain over my eyes was so intense I though my _head would burst. My voice grew very hoarse and I cough- ed every night, and through the winter could scarcely speak. My voico was gon. Two doctors didn't_ help me at all. The next doctor ordered "Catnrrhozons"' It cured me and now many others here use

PECULIAR WEAKNESB IN WOMEN|

Many women suffer untold torture

from nervous debillty arising from disorders of the feminine organs. Day by day they gro,w worse. A false sense of modesty prevents them using a good remedy like Fsrrozone, --and it would cure them.Lost nerve force is brought back-new vital energy is supplied-irregularities dis- appear. Fsrrozone does restore weak pale women. For those who suffer and find work hard to bear nothing supplies the health and vitality that Ferronone so surely brings. Guar- anteed free from alcohol and sure to cure, 50. at all dealers.

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W Farmers

ho llave Purchased

. 66s _ island Condition Powicr

have been our _beet adver- tisement.

They have always told their neighbors of the good ` results they obmined from it and consequently its sales have increased with us. -

We have just put up two

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' Phone 328 3 - .

it also. My doctor says he doesn’t m3f»f°\` b¢f0\'6 the P“bli¢» f»l1l‘0\-‘Eh km-,W anything so goud for Cara;-ph thc columns of your widely circulnt and Throat Trouble as "Gntarrh ed PHP". I Bm-

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ozone." Use it to-day, you'rs betzl YOUTH Ullly ,Al & 0 ter to-morrow, 251:. and $1.00 at all ONE INTERES'l`ED.' i dealers. Try Cntarrhozono. .

return d at once and their money demanded. How many people would buy a poor fitting garment from n local merchant? Not one, and still, in the face of all that, they are send- ing money away for clothing, etc., with no guarantee as to the quality or dt, then I ask, would it not be better and more satisfactory, to go to a local ,store and make your sel- ection from the goods themselves, rather than from n catalogue, which shows neither the quality, color, nor texture of the articles required. 'The mail order house is not .u any better position, to sell goods cheap, than the locnl merchant, us uny merchant having the means nt his disposnl,imp_orts his goods direct, from the places of production, and sells them to the customer, nt n fair living profit only. Competition is so keen at present in all -ur towns and villages, that it seems that the merchants nrc trying to see who can give the people the greater value for their money, nnd on the other hand, when the farmers are selling their produce`, the samc`

with one nnotlicr to see who cnn’

both buying and selling, by tue. keencst of competition, I cannot sec how anyone canbe justified in send- ing abroad for their goods. Let us then, nll hear in mind the fact, that the mail order business is under- mining the very foundations of our legitimate trade, and, ri the present course is followed, the injury now being done the merchants, will, in the very near future, make itself gen- erally felt. Hoping that you Mr. Editor, will continue to give us the benefit of your valued experience,nnd that yoy will keep this iinpnr-tant

:"'1'he Queen City" is the name of

the hot water bottles ws gurl-xntsc for two years, and if found defective within that period will replace by a new one. We have others that we gurantee against defects in the manu- facture--n large assortment at nil prices. Try "Tho Two Macs" for hot water bottles, -

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The popular fancy of the day.

Views oflsland scen-

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myself, seen people wearing misfit y' fé :_ 5“‘l"‘ “""""" _ garments thatthey bought from mnil il '

order houses, and which, if bought M’ ':;T_=';\§_\-,'

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pay the highest price. Then, wlicni l

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\Ve‘re selling kin- dliiig wood and blocks, all dry.

Any time you want a load, remember

Retail Coal Dealers.

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Shi Steam laundry.

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less and the quality is

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