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This weather makes one

l;1;l“;¥, 1331110; cpminontgood-will and a e or lllllllliness oi mankin 8 peace anu

editorially : “The Duke of Connaught has come, seen and conquered, first

e au

tliority to the Royal House of Great Ulltalni 560011415' because he has been found to he an admirable representa- tive of the English race, who nnil

sincere desire that all members oi the Anglo Saxon brotherhood should work in common pe d f the World." i RCB an wel are o.

YALE WON VICTORY

ii. _

simiiariy the Dany Telegraph says

It pays to buy lnvthis Province.

‘because _of his great and dignmed There will be home-made candy for personality which carried with mm' :ale at the Longlellow's evening in 'wan influence proportional to th _ Prince Street School Hall this even-

ing. `

l&Y's paper, re a sister's sacrifice,

tllcil' klusrnen across the sea with the illould have been dlsigneted “Cana-

lian Press.”

I Indications point to a bumper nouse at the Arena this evening when the Abbles and Vics meet in the 3rd some of the P. E. I. Hockey League.

think of the Coal Supply ovsu srniscrinnn l --

od su 1 in _ `Rev. D. McLean will preach in

Have y0l1 0. 510 PP y » Jhurchillon Sunday next at 10.30 a.

NEW HAVEN Feb 1-Yale heal

n at Stanchel t 330 d 1

nr cellar? If not please re- the springfield 'r ' ' s ii `. a ` pm' an a'

y0 ` at H ck Y today’ 4 tgalilng C oo o on Monday, the 5th, at 7 p. rn,

nieinoer that we have our ° “

Alex McDougall Argyle Shore, was

sheds filled with the riglitiirnws Hair On Bald Head .ri the city yesirrliay accompanied by

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iis daughter, Miss Lena, who will

kindnready to deliver at any :Bam_headed People May Get a New .isii here for some days. time in any quantity. ,j chance in Life. ‘ “_”

The game of hockey in the Arena

. l In these days wh _th I th tonight promises to be the best of

Ofdcl' today 0 moving factor in li§,s¥,?,;B' Wien fi _bc season, not the last as appeared

"°‘5 H_-E I 6% '#5'

'man makes his mark at thirty-five

ouses pension the

lmllll We Call _‘?middle aged" ratlir: [than allow his lagging innuence tn

,estei day.

, 7 and is ready to t” t f g _fi

Zi: €0¢lWhen business hrelre a o'ry ve` A grffat deal of interest ls being

_aken in the match this evening pe- _ween the ’.'ics and Abbii-s and are-

,intrude upon the commercial rush i 'Ord attendance is exlmcted'

bald head is almost fatal to 'nf

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_ _, , _mania hopeS_ The f H _\_. _ '_ On the first page of today sr sup-

}l¢\l»l(‘.’S N0 l whdff €h'TOWnithm_cfm.e Move mtcI.cSl;i,,°u?: ldement will be`found the page ad-

3%? =-is can

livery Pre; sure

:is the

Best iiabbiit _l\/ieial

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n_l\vho are losing’ their hair or who ari ' I bald.

1”- Une to H5’ Ilcsorcin is one of the latest an(

lmost effective germ l'illcr=i disc-overefl

.. . _ .. . + , . ~ ~ » . _ i ‘l--l-l"‘ '-1 ~l 0 \‘ 'hy science, and in connection witlz

Beta Napthol, which is both i,ern1ici dal and antiseptic, a combination i formed which destroys the gcrics which rob the hair of its nntr1,,,eni_ _and also creates a clean und healthy condition of the scalp, which pro 'vents the developinciit of new germs'

l Pilocnrpin is a. well~known agent

for restoring the hair to its nature'

for all gen- roior, where tire iir.=.~. of .Dior i-al eyal m;1¢;11jIy. been due to ri di.-tense of the scalp.

Yet, it is not ii coloring mutter oz

ery bearings. dy,

ed with alcohol ii'-1 a stinuilnnt iei

.irrisirircnt of 'lhe National Clothing i`oiripany_ In it they oiier their entire tocu at prices 1o\ver thiin the (osi l thc raw material. This sale is ix orred reinovnl one and everything mist go before they take posse.-;s`i<»u ith.-ir new qii:.ri.eis. _

Z". A. Sellick, a native oi Princi-_ '-lwaril Island, who vias a rcsirleni .ii the Sh;-.iliac Road and in Moncton ai.-r many years, has been visiting his ister. Mrs. James Simmons, Shcdiac iioail, for several weeks past. He ha.-. how _ifcturned to his far western urine, where he has done well. Hi clt Moncton nearly fourteen years igo.--Moncton Rxc. '

| This combination of ciiralives mix _ I ' _ Vo. D. B. Sceleb, also of l\lcCurd

The National Clothing Company are

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I The 1-,.,mm,S Rum, H93.. Hair Ton .\l.~.rchL l.itli they take posraessionpoli (

fects n most effective rrliurily for linlili _"‘”lf:.C‘ll tl’ fl.“fV° ml. account Oi not

and SCM, tm,,m@S_ .iaviiis suliicicnt oisplny room. On

Ltd.

Beta Nnptliol, und Pilocnrpin. li

.ic is chimy mmwosml Cf l,(_s,u_ciu .lie cn.irc ground floor ofthe in-rc ,

.li>ck, known as l’. I’. Gillis# & S011.

FHASISR AVE. 'l`OI¢0N'1`0_ helps to nmkf, the SMU, hmmw U, corner of Sydney and Queen streets.

9-led sziii-s 23|. nomish tm, Mir' to" Stm,,,1_.,,e 'the l`bey piirposii moving into their new in the ,mst imcrests of the ,mme of

V _----_-__ __ --- _-- - - is follicles, rcvitalizcs the roots, euro l““l`t"'l`S “nh ll lffsll Stock ‘ll “ew

plies rioiirislimcnt and stimulates Ai.

foods, and consequently have placed

M,\.\.'\'Ili<1.\'lili<‘l'I`S F\.lOM new ,.1-f,\\~th_ ' _in the market their whole stock at

])L’l§E'S NEW YORK VISIT.

1,i>?~1.'>O.\', Jun. 21>~An editorial on

the lliilzr in' ('i»iinnii;4lit’.-1 visit to New ‘ini-li, in the London Times cun- cilirii-:< :-

“'l`lii= Duke is back in Ottmvzi, but

meiuo.~ii‘s of his brief so-journ bryoud the biirilvr will live' to bear fruit in iiiuiiy uiiuils_ lt is the freliirr of thc masses uf people. which in seli'-1.:ov- ernini: iiiitions like Great Britain and hci' Doiiiiuions, §_\_iiil__lil1e the lnii- iteil Suites, determine nat.oiuil re- lntiliiis. \'isits such uf: ilmt which has Just come to a happy close, tend to maize these feelings i`uL11“(.‘ friendly and niorc intimate :ind <.` ilL"rute the last triires of prcjuiliccs that are old and pi'i\vi~nt the i:i'o\\:tli ri'-f others.

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im'~m>~ Black Prince Hos “or Children wear the

We want you to try ri few bottles

of Ilcxuil"‘ll3" l-lair Tonic, on our pnr_=.omil giiarantce tlint thc trial will not cost you a penny if it docs noi Vive ou Hlxsoliite satisfaction

y .

Th;it's _proof of our faith in this _

ri-ini»ily and it should inilisniitably dei:‘ousti'."ifc that we know what we are tfilkini; about \vh.~n wc say that lierwll "H3" I-lair Tonic will grow' hnii' on bald liciiils, ev:-cpt., of course, where baldness hus been of such long duriitiiiii ihiit the roots of the hair are n“.t;irv=ly iliifiil, the follicles closef and _'ii-ci-:ii over, and the scalp isi glazed.

iiemenilirr, we are basing our state-

menis upriii what has already been ni-rornplisbeil by the use of Rexi-ill “fi3" Hair Tonic, and we have thc right to assimie that \\'lia`t it has done to liunilreds ol' others it will do for you. Iu any event you cannot lose anything by giving it n. fair trial

on our liberal igunrantcc. lieniembcr, ou can et Tlexall Remedies in this

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best community only at -our store--The

I ' lleiinll Store. The McKinnon Drug

_ _ _ Co.

l_iz@xaii Cherry Juice l

A Cure Coughs

Money bick if not pleased ‘»

250 a bottle _ Sole Agents 4

The MricKirinonI)12”-in; Ca 1

I Cor. Gi. Geo .mil l_\'.¢=.1ii_~"‘.ti'~»~ct '

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» 1":-" X CELL DRY BATTERY---a_ cell ‘

with a hor blue spark---gives reliable ignit- ion servicc, recuperates quickly. Adopted by all leading automobile and motor iiiak- ers. Price 25c each. An order for 20, accom- _

‘ banieil with cash will beprepald to any station in P. E Island-

BATTERY TESTERS, Highly nickeled cases, fit tightly, _

dust and dirt proof, each one rigidly tested and ‘ absolutely guar- anteed Price, prepaid.........._ 00

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Send your order iu` today.

\ _

Dry Batteries.\ Testers. Spark , Plugs. etc.

Our line of dry batteries, battery 1

testers, spark plugs, etc_,is very com- plete just now and we l<n0W that prices and quality considered our values are superior to any you have

Cheeperbatteries...... 1.50

_ PORCELAIN SPARK PLUGS, the best on the market for. Ignition or battery use, give perfect service for dry cells, switch

Plugs. gasoline engines and in fact everywhere a spark Ulm! ls used... _ ._ _ _ ._... .........-|00

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offered. ll

bership. The financial .~crretary’s re- _

»ricc;s lcss tliun the cost of the raw znaterinl. On the first page of twlay`r~‘ dimilemciit will be found their full 'nge aiinounceiucnt in plain figures.

I. O. F., Court Queens, 3150, held

their rc;:ular animal meeting in their hall at Mt. Stewart Monday, Janu- _iry 22nd the occasion being the in- stallation of olliccrs und i!eni\rnlbi1si~ ncss. The mictins, was wcll attiindeill 'ind very enthusiastic, which showed that the members have, the interesti -:if the Court at heart, a proof which can lie seen by the increasing mem-,

port showed thc Court to bc in a 'iourishiug coiiclition. It was decided to hold a dance and nullpcr for the members, February 15th. _

The death took place at Rose

Valley on January 14th of Mrs. Eliza Edwards of that place. The de- ceased, who was in the 86th year of vicr age, leaves to mourn three daugh- ters:-Mrs. W. H. R0gerS0I1. C!‘f1D2\“ll- Mrs. George Trowsdale, Westmore land, and Mrs. Kenneth Gillis, Rose Valley. Two sons, David in Portland. Maine; and Robert in Rose ValleY- Also one sister Mrs. John Craig. Tnkerman. 'The interment was mails in the Spriugton Cemetery. Rev. Tohn Gillis conducted the funeral ser- vice. The following' were the roll' licnrersz-Patrick Hughes, Hugll Gillis, Duncan McDonald, Duncan Mc Kenzie, John Molyneaux and Malcolm McKenzie. Much sympathy lS Gltemli nd to the bereaved relatives.

At a meeting of the Executive

Council, held vcsterdav and thc DNV' ious nizht the following appoint ments were mndet-To he Corouci- for "iii;;'s o..iiniy_ _mlm D. ixirintyre, M. D., Montague Bridge. To be all".i tionnl Coroner for Prince County, Edwin Tanton, M. D., Summvrsifle. To he Inspector of Schools for Qucen's County, 'James H. Dcver- caux, Vice Hammond Johnson, who resigned to become Principal of West Kent Street School. Justices of the Pence-Qiicei\’s (lfillllty-N ROY Jones, Hazcllirnolc, l.ot. 48; Willimr ()'Brion, lliunilsllun, I.0t 35; G€0l`il9 Mclloiinld, (.luriiv.'nll. Lot- 33- KiI`liZ'F Coiiiity-Gavin Murdock. lllllrfuy Hilf- er, Lot 63; William Aylward, Bris- ioi, Loc 39; Peter nyrna Byr11c's Road, Lot 39. Commissionerrs ol, Deeds-King's County-Gavin Mur-l dock, Murray River, Lot. 63; Wllllaml Aylward, Bristol, Lot 39; Andrew Lewis, St. Petcr's Buy, Board of Health, Lot. 15--T0 be ad<lilLi0llBl members,--John J. Gallant, Mt. Car- mel; Edelbert Poirier, Abmn‘_i's Vill- age; Stanislaus C. Gallant, St. Chrysostoin. Board of Health, Al- bertou-'I‘o lic member and Chair- man of thc Board of Health, Alber- ton, vice Joseph L. Dyer, deceased- James E. Birch, Alhcrton. J. E. Wy- att, M. L. A., has been promoted to the dignity of Kingls Counsel.

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:hid pdsanwhdfdloma :gi eiglilltloiil. 'I

Siewarfs Bakery

163 Kent Street

The New York despatch in yester-

C. J. Horne, Mt. Stewart, was n

visitor to the City yesterday.

On Feby. 4th H. R~. Bell will preach

as follows. New Glasgow at eleven and Bradalbane seven.

Miss Sadie Kennedy, Kensington ig

visiting her sister, Mrs. William Dystaut, 8 Stewart St. '

The services next Sunday on the

Mt. Stewart circuit will be:-Marie, 11 a. m., Mt. Stewart, 3.15 p. in., and Dunstaflnage at 7 p. m,

Miss Christy Todd, Bradalbane has

returned to her home after spending ri few days in the city. the guest of her aunt, Mrs, W.‘ G. Dystsnt.

_ The Guardian is pleased to learn that the condition of Mrs. B. R. Brown. York, who has been seriously ill, is somewhat improved.

New seats are in course of DreDara- tion for the Black River Methodist Church. The work is being done by M. F. Schurman & Co, Ltd, Sum- merside.

Wilber McKinnon, Hampton, start.

ed making stock food. All the pro- gressive farmers in that vicinity have tried it and claim it is the best they ever used. ._

The many friends of Miss Georgia-

na Doherty, South Port, will be i-leased to learn that she has success- fully undergone an operation for ap- peiiilicitis in the City Hospital and ut last report was doing nicely.

Samuel lienrd of C-larlitown met

with a Painful ar_~cideut a few dav.-‘ nzo. While working.: in. the roller mill, by some way or other, his left hand got caught in the rollers and as a result he lost two fin,f.:ei‘s. These were so badly crushed that they had to be nmputated.

The Montreal Star says that R_G.. ‘.'I=.iirhead, who has been with F. B. _MCU\1l`lly Az C0.. becomes a partner today of the firm of G. W. Farrell &

1-- Co., will also join G. W. Farrell V0-_ as a partner.-(l\Ir. Muirlicad re- ferred to was in charge of F. B. Mc- lurily’s office in this city recently. ie has relatives in this Province.

The debate on the resolution, that

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this province, the auto should bel prohibited here as at present wus re- sunicd at the P. W. C. Debating so-1 ciety on Tuesday. The first speakerl was M. C. MacKinnon who supported the resolution. Roy Fitzgerald fol- lowed iiuaiust it. ’I‘hi~n the negativc| side of the debate was closed by! Clarence Tidmarsh and the aiiirina-l tive by Mucliiunon. A vote was tak- en which resulted 53 to 12 in favor of the resolution. The discussion was , a lengthy one lasting during three < meetings ol' tlie_societ.y, and the live subject, lively debated was the most interesting perhaps ever debated at

The third sitting of St. Dunstan’s College Mock Parliament was held on Monday evening last. The debate on

the address put throiiirli, having been carried by a straight party vote. The speakers on the Government side of the Home were:-l’reiiiier J. li. S:i.1\nders_ lion. L. Smith, Minister, of Public Works, and Hon. F. F. Walker, Secretary oi State. Those for the Or-position were:-Albert Roy, incniher for Muiitrcul; Charles Al- leync for Three Rivers, and Edwin McDonald for Czil:.':.ry. The Naval hill, whirh has already passed its first reading, will occupy the atten- tion of the l-louse nt the next meet-

expected.

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Keep on

l Cfuigliing.

if you want to--but why do so when you can stop it.--ln taking OUR cough syrup? .

It requires years of ex-

perience anii a high degree of expert knowledge tor

' make baby` remedies that Q are safe yet. effective, but

at last we have some- thing special for baby, and no dangerous opiates in it

either.

Only costs a quarter.

Johnson Q Johnson

The Quality Drugstore

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A Good Line of Soaps

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We have one of the

largest lines of soaps that can be seen in the city including'the best pro-

, ducts from the leading

American, English and

French factories.

The lines range from

kitchen and laundry soaps at 5c a cake to the best that France can . produce priced at 75c a cake. ’

Call in today and see '

the college. ” P '

the draft address was concluded and ll

ing and a very interesting debate is

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The Busiesi -‘lore on Cb\rl=\li°fown'a Busiest Street r

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many of thenfwill be Nl~.W Some of

muslins.

do our li:\-'el best to ,servr you swiftly,

f ' ‘ -+

1...... to our Greatest Remnant Sale

_ 1_F VUU W ERE UNABLI5 T U GET down yesterd _y-come today.You

will find a woiiderful array of remnanf bargains o choose from, and a good

the lines shown willbe

` Remnants of dress goods, remnants of silks, remnants of pi-ir-ts rem-

nant-li of while cottons_ remnants of lace, remnants of trimmings, remnants of embroicleries, remnants of flannclettes, remnants of ginghams, remnants of

Remnants of Tobie Linen Wonderful Range

It is the part of wisdom to cf~'~i 'f as eziily as you can, with a big staff we

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r. *dl hu' Lllllllii aussie

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Si»fnsa'tional Offer of Mil) .Remnants in

' Table Cloths

BY' .‘\ fri g().’\d f_":"lllI`l€ wg pick.-

ed up ii lui or ri-iiiziauis of 'I`:i?>lif L-‘ii_\ih.<.f:i_iiii the niill.These are pure line-ri clo:li~, with Ihr: bwidigr all round, ready to be heuiincd. Thi-y are what the ruilis call "second:-"_ That is, they each .have sonic trifling iuiperfectioii which, while r it does not injure the cloth for iise, ninkrs ii inipcssiblc to put anioiig pi-_-rfecl goozls We liouglii ilu-.ni very cl eiip,

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they are one sale with the reuiiiaiits. `

Size 67>r67ii1cli cloibs, Size 67xio1 “ _ “ Size 66xioS ‘V “' Size 67xIo2 " “

Size 7 .X98 Size Sixcli

Size 88x90 “ “

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2.25

3,41; .M70

4.50 5 40

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for 1.60

Ewa Q-1. _-T _ Q" ii ings and

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Feathers Hall Price -

If ycu need a

ni-w h.ii to piece out :lie iiiiuer -.ou li _(1 lieiter look in- to this gr- at show

~ A* H lf rricc . 25 per cent

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eil Women s

Underwear

All sorts of win-

luilll ill

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G-fi your share

today.

25 per cent

l eil tlriiiiiirls

` and lllianliels

All sui'ls of Com-

forfs and blankets are cl`l`»_-red you at l 1 ‘ f

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for 1_oo

for i 60 for 2.65 for 2.95 for 3.65 for 5.00

i ircc i[»iar‘er.- o their rcyiul v‘ \~:i‘i‘-e See them to day.

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Every Woman a Shirt Waist

WP A ri l)E'l`l'jr<l\lINl".li Ti'

foll0~S.

Waisls worlh to 1.00 lin sale ai |uiil

'iliis _lot incliidvs iiiiiriy cliff.-iciit

_sorts of waiisis. Sowe \';~iy >rtt\'ai‘t\ve tliiiigs that :iie s .me wh ii soil~.d ri. d sh-ip -oin are im-liid~ d, :il .\izi».<, but

not all sizes in any one iii_'_l~:.? `v\/'_».i'.~ts worth to l.o~i for only

each, are all placed on sale ui ju~l»

THIS L

who ever wears ~ C/ should call and ,

look over the great range offered in the Clearance Sale of Shirt Waists

<‘Li AR or:T.-wry “mir and c~~l

orefl i-ottiiu lawn or linen ii-:iistv in the story during the next few days and have made a series o‘ erioaiiioiis rc-rluciious in order to effect a swift, pe-rfei t, couip‘etc-_ clearance The iiliiilc stoik is laid our on 4 big tables, priced as

Waisis worth to 1.50 0n sale al iusl

'i l»i~ Eine luis som" white and

5~iiie :_‘ii"~ired ual ts. They are :ill good. all viry fair :~tyle~', and as lu iiilii;-r rzicui-:_= we can give _'ill sizes, aliliii” i ot all in :my one st) lc Worih to 1.50 for.... __

Great range of Waists worth to 2.50 for 1.25

This lot includes some very lianclsonie garments, plain tailored, llllfffle

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<-ft`i=ril_=, and all the rest The v.-ilues shown :irc precise-lv as we say, wait _

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that in the ordinary way have sold at prices r_u_nniiig :is ig as z 5 I

High Class lWaists, one third off

AST TABLE has the creaiiimofdthe whole sl1<ly_ ‘l lie nicest

linen and 'diiislin wiiistsgtliat wlelli-ave had during the last siiiiimer :md ‘al

ghird off. '

225 Waist: ar now l.5o 3.o_o Waists are now 2-on 4.00 Waisls are now 276

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' 2 75 Waisis are now [84

5 50 Waisis are now 2.33

4.50 Waist: are now 5.oo

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OVER THIRTYJPWO Y, or THE 8,

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