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is the name of our Infants’ and Chi1dren’s fine Boots. They are:a special shoe for the little ones made by the J. D. KING Co. of Tomnto. They are per- fect fitting* and wear well. Price from -

Z0c to $1.15.

MORRIS & SMITH

Honey and Wild Cherry

ALubrlcani to the Throat. A-Tonic is the Vocal Chords.

The Baird (‘o's will 0! TAR, l

Hurrn Arm Wri.n Cuaimv is the bent remedy for coughs and colds I have ever used.

_ Mary A. Shaw.

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'PE KIJEES

For Finishing Basement in New Market Building.

Sealed |\Tenders addressed to the

undersigned and endorsed “Tenders for finishing basement of new ltlarkgr Building” will be received at this oiilce until noon on \\'ednesday the ist day of February next, from any person or persons willing to contract for the finishing ofthe basement in the new Market lluililin according to plans and specification to he seen at the odice of the City Surveyor, J. l’. Nicholson in City1I-lall. The Council do not bind themselves to acce tthe lowest or any tender. Each tender ninst be accom- panied by certified cheque of io p. c. of the amount of tender and made payable to the City of Charlottetown. If tender not accepted cheque returned. By order

W. W. CLARKE,

City Clerk.

Charlottetown. City Cleik‘s Ouice. City Hail,

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The liood Cook’s Pride.

Beaver Flour never fails-never

disappoints. It makes the white, light, delicious bread and pastry that model Canadian housewives delight to serve.

Beaver Flour

i. . mesa or """&".:..‘i."»'hf%°“" It contains all the nutriment of one, and the delicate flavor of the other. Unequalled for all kinda of family baking.

At your Grocers.

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TENDERS EOR LEASING UF NEW MARKET BASEMENT.

Scaled lenders adercssed to the l'ncler-

signcil and endorsed “Tenders for leasing ‘iiarket Basement,” will be receive-il at this office until noon \\'ed- nesday, ist day of February next from any person or persons willing to lease for one or more years the basement of the New Market House. Plan of same to be seen at the office of City Surveyor, j. P. Nicholson, Esq.

Two good and sufficient securities

must accompany each tender. The Council do not bind themselves to accept the highest or any tender.

liy order,

_ W. \V. CLARKE,

City Clerk.

Charlottetown, City Clerl-Us Office, City Hall.

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BuSinessSla11d

AT llllilllllill

For Sale-A Rare Chance

Comprising zi New Store, 70x27, with ,

Frost-proof Cellar; large Wharf antll \V:\rehnuse thereon. 4‘ Also one Lot, izoxgo, with New

Wore house thereon, 5ox3,o feet.

A good Dwelling House, with 'fone

half acre of land attached.

This is one of the best business stands ‘

in the country, and one of the best' shipping ports in the province.

Terms easy. Possession given after

March ist next.

Apply to W. S. Stewart, Ilnrrisier,‘

Charlottetown, or to

J. F. NORTON,

21W SB &W IIIIO

C 60 Ions Q Peanut A Coal at L $2.60

ncr ton.

1A. Pickard & Co. Penke’s No. l Wharf.

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, service as you‘d

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_ get ma elo nicai .', uieiitami-tni$i1 "Y or $15 mor--iud _;"' you‘li need ih .i

. extra money for ` h lil

g ui er' rigs ' Novelty stylfs,

v\lih pe v - io u t~t\isers_ for the ¢lres.y young lei- lma, conservative siyiesiri ih- cur rent standard things. Allshorva

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$21 liyuuioi high- ciass and natur- ed goods

1=. it. Boxer.

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ll’ YOU ONLY KN/EW

When your well stocked store was going to burn down, you could, wait to insure until the week be- 1 fore, but

When li is Destroyed

You are too late. Remember the old adage, “There is no time like

Representing Phoenix of Hartford

Canadian Quebec

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& Barristers, Solicitors

R I and Notaries. Monev io Loan Straight Loan or from Building ai d Loan Complny. - triiices in ltosa Block, Sydney. C. B.

ni:cii Ross, i..l.. ri, Howsixo s.loI8. na. L. 1.. a

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_ _ “rrd in “Zn” i times more disastrous than the disease

ii 6' L. & cn. - 0 :ag gp' tmzzlisflislhhuldlehnds t.l!1`;:gli|:nbeiFlaiu's _

ll" P'°°°'“' °“d “° l”“‘“"”°° sydney o. za. P ` -‘ cough Remedy is perfectly urs fm- uni

"ke mlm’ ' u’ ‘. .PP'°°"° dren to take. It contains nothing harm _ "-

El II. E 'El IE Fl. ' ° ' 0 1 _

' island Produce handled on eomniinwn. \ f n°‘ °.x._ unsm.passed_ For 551° by gl] dmgglgtg, 1 "‘ _

Prompt returns made. ' V 4 _ 1

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A ._.>7? $15’ 51°' _ ' $20

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Bay wanted to asll palialr Apply to

Guardian Branch, bstweop _Q and 6 p. m.

Rev. Geo. W. Miller will preach on Sun- day Jan. hi in the Tlgnlsh. Montrose and Elmsdale Presbyterian churehsli at 10.2) o. m., 3 p. ua. and 8.31 p. m. respectively.

The congregation of till Sillrlnemlda

Preabyterianilhurch laatehuinltendsted Rev. und Mas. Strathie a reception which was largely attended, andavery pleasing evening was spent;

At. nu adjoumcd meeting of the Town

Council Monday evening n bill to impose license on uon residents doing business in Snmmerside was read a second and third time and pamed. Councillors Reid, Morrison and Ryan were appointed A committee to ascertain the cost. of open- ing Summer Bt.. to Water Sl.. and report. at next regular meeting. A hill to lhpeal a by law licensing meat. and vegetable vendors was road a third time und pas- sed.

Cape Wolfe Notes.-Horatio Burns,

Waltham, Mass. is spending the winter rtt his old home Cape Wolfe.-Stephen 0'- Connor, Boston, intends purchasing the \Varreu estate and spending the remain- der of his llfe dn P. E. Island.-The mem- bers oi'S!.ar of Hope Division No. lil) ln- tend holding n grand concert and Pie Soc- ini on Feb. llth. This division was or~ ganized eighteen years ago r\nd,hns n good inemlicrship of solid tcmpernnee workers and is in no dnnger of going down as some of its enemies hoped und prophcsiedl lt would.-Our school is doing splendid work under the energetic management of our coiupe’ent und popular teacher, Miss Freda Dalton.-A few of the members of Cape Wolfe Sabbath School met at the hoiiic uf .\Iis. ltlclduchorn after service Sabbath nfternoon Jun. lst._and presented their csteeiiierl superintendent James El- der with a handsomely bound Bagstcr Bible and Methodist liymn book as ri siiiall token of their nppreciatioii of his

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grocery busiiiesa, agedlt to 16. Ons from the country 'prefer-nd. Apply by letter to P- 0- B0! BCD. Summsraldo. 'ld tl

szrnagethatovuaanoilbrotis many fsatof

au as may required for the extension of the street. The offer will also include the tearing down of the Campbell Hotel

and ad_ioiniuiz.buildl2igs which will- ro- ‘ruovs the worst lim rap In Eummsnids, oonsidsrablylossen the cool. of insurance in this vicinity and in fact be a source of protection to property all over the town. Besides reducing the dan- gers from Ure, the opening of this streecwould make a much uasdsd ahah. way to tha Post Office and otbsr impor-

pearance of the town. The matter of opening the street has lung been agitated, and oltluusarostroauly in favor- of the movement. lflt can be done at a reason- , able cost. It now reiualna with tba Town Council to make the best possible ll arrangements with Mr. Brace. later acquire the Fanning property and if necesaarya narrow strip of the property occupied by L. Morris. The most important thiniz at. present is tr get clear of the “fire box' - and give the public a way to the Post. Ofiice. The street. must be opened inthe near future and there is no time like the present. Mr. Bruce has several offers to rcnt part of the hotel building, but will await the decision oi' the council before makin an re Irs

B Y D5 - A FAMILY NECESSITY

Isl: mmedy capable of affording im-

mediate relief to the hundred and one itil- rncnts that. constantly arise. lt. may be a cold, perhaps toothache, neuralgla, pain in the back,-use Nervillne, it/s more

penctratirig. pain subdulnn and powerful tlmn any other iinlirient., Nervil ne ls al. leust five times stronger than ordin- ary rcinedles mid its worth in any

fnithliil services iii the Sabbath School. Needless to say Mr. Elder was bolli sur- prised n°nil delighted.

liotiscliold czi1i't be over'-vstiiitated. For nmn or beast ' Nerviline Is it panacea for ull pain and costs only&'x: per lottls. Buy‘Ncrviline to-day.

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'l`lic Albcrlon :ind ‘Nt-st Prince Board of

'l`i~'i1lc held their iiziniiiil nioctlng licrc on Wednesday liist. The following is the :iilrlrcss dellvcrecl by the Presidciit.

To the Gcntlcmcii of the Allrerton

iinrl. West Prince Borird of 'fradr:- In presenting my report ut this time I must ,,._:,,i,, ,,|-,,.cyour indulgence if it is not ns ftill and i-onipli-te its it ought. to have liccu. l out sorry our Boiird is not better' tnlzcn iirlviintziize of by our business nic-ii tliiiii il. s. To niiikc it of iiiiy value, wc will have to take a more rietive interest. in it than we have done, and also get more of our con inerciul men to join it. lt has done some good iilready, ns witness the ilne Stiitlon llousc nt. Allrerton which ect-tiiinly would not- have been hulli. of thc iiintcriiil lt. ls, and have snnitnry eqiiipiiiiiiits iidilod but for the action of

the Board. Anil other improvements through the split-re of this Board can also be nccoiiiplisln-fl rind trade improved eonsiilcrnlily' if we only have ii live Board of Trade looking nftoy our iiiterest.~', rind that can only I-we done by those who are eliiriblc, _joining and attending the rneetinils rcgiilarly.

The season just passed has not been as

profitable to our incrclinnts and others as wc would like to have seen lt. That. was largely due tothe failure of our crops and lower- prices for some of our commodities. I m,,y ,mutton particularly the cheese inilnstry. On account. of the df? P&|‘l'Ul'¢5 and the low price prevailing throughout. the yenr it has suderetl more perhaps than any other, and when we consider it is one 'of our principle sources of revenue, lt. hadaserlous effect both on our farmers and merchants. buf- I llll Mild 1,0 any the prices are ll!1DX'0VlDl ln ld" mother country iiudl look for ia great improvement. next, season; Hl\‘l|.l\lB¢ l'l°l°B I would urge this Board to take uP the mutter with the other Boards through* out thc Inland rind endeavor to have the

terminus of the direct steam coni- muriicntion from Churlottet-own at Liver- pool insrend of Manchester, as at present, its Liverpool is more of ir. com nierclal centre than Manchester, und, I belie\e if that were done, it would be token advantage of more by our merchants iindotliers, and therebylu greater trade would he done with the niotlicr country than there is nt, present.

Iagailn :ipologlze for my short rind in. 1

oniiipleta address but you will just lime to take the will for tlic deed. I wil' conclude by wishing you ull ii happy und prosperous New Year and trust that by the end of this your our membership will have increased, and that my successor in olllcs will be able to report. a inoro, active interest in thc ivorkitigz of this Dourd.

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The following o ccrai were clectcd for

the ensuing your.

President. J. Agne\v._ 1 Vice President.-A. J. McI°`iiriyen.

Secretary Tres.-Jas E. Birch. Council-J. F. White, \V. R. Mclile, H.

W. Turner, Thos. Wllkluson,Chns. Wood- man. J. P. Fielding, P. C. Murphy, F. L. Rogers.

Arbit-rotors -Benj.RogerS.John Wilkin-

son. J. W. Waugh, D. Montgomery, Dr. A. Ross, J . J. Arsneault.,’l`hos. Wilkinson, P. C. Gauthier, A. ]'. Larkin, R. F. Wood- man, _T. F. White, A. L. Purdy.

Auditors-F: L. Rogers, W. R. MoKle. The following Resolution was unani-

mously pmsed: '

Whereas The Charlottetown Steam

Navigation Company is applying for a renewal of the subsidy for their services between Summersldc and Point. du Chene and between Clinrlottotnwn and Picton, and whereas the existing passenger and freight rates charged hy this company are excessive, therefore newiveli that me sibemm and west

USM Dlaioes and Breltly improve the ap- ‘

depot _

John and Mrs.-Pools, Wqodvllle Hills

were in town ysatsrdsy. _

Q10 o'cloek. Horcargoinsludad S ,l1\.v,i~»rvsr'r:¢1¢in. isa has or man 5u»_i20i\sssenirera.1 _ The outward cargo ot the Btasrlsy

yesterday morning. consisted of U0 dressed hogs, 'ID boxes smoltn, Bibdls hay, Ulesroaesss beet 100 boxaa butter, 10) pigs siairdrles.

' Wantad~Good smartbiiyrolaamtlie' Alolspbonswasplaesdinthanllwar

Tllimvuhasnowgotauoptloniuthas v Gm!! lm Im In '

,portlouoftlia.1amealloLsod satan nee- _|mR°u;,,.'| m th “Q *Silly llll-5° °D°l1lll'- 0( Stmimarbt. to punk* ' ‘ ' Water-SL J. A. Brace havlngpurcbassdllc ` ° ` ~

the Campbell Hotel property is about iq 1 Tbflulnw $35704 173%”

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McLeod,

Dg"’¢, 'Mi {H6Ill|hlll-ll; H.

,Guardian is pious-i to new the

of llr. Stewart ou the tisv°qofillaa'aa. The Dr.~ wall oousidarini! 01° lie halgoue.

Rialto lun-

of III) boxes 1 sarosb. ‘SU

40oarcalks beef. The at 1'- o‘al0ei Monday hay,lcar wayfreight., 7

70 bags mail.

GLN

CATARRH, PNEUMONIA, CONSUMP-

` e 'rlon

De¢t.h's fateful tfinlztthsyare ofiou

called. Oalarrli la the t stage, pneu- gloriia often tollowal, and consumption

:lay exacts tho ful penalty Th _I can

all averted by uslg heal ng, _samlc Gatsmiosons, srrant pm that penetrat- mthe remotestalr calls of thelungs. Cat-

arrhoéopip reaches glgaentimmprumus sur taos athrcar. broa appear,- ua- lt. carries health whersvez. it igpos, brings insular: miie: and is sim amy ceronintoeure. Dou'l:dslay,?et Cats - ozone today. It means hes tb, certain cum. Two months' treatment 81.0), trial size 25c. Catarrhozone is guaranteed.

JUMP PRICE 0F LEATHER-

Pnirsnicurnia, Jaa.12.-The Morocco

Manufacturers' National Asso¢|atlou,ru- presenting 75 per oout. of the producers of upper leather in the world. decided eo- day to make a fiat advance of ten poi' cont., onburnished products. The advance will go into effect on March lst.

Contracted Chronic Diarrhoea W lille lr i Philippines

“ While with the U. S. Army in t.l:e Philippines, I contracted chronic diar- rhoea. I suffered severely from this terrible disease for over three yearanud tried the prescriptions of numerous physicians, but found nothing that did me any good untill tried Chamberlaln's Colic, Cholera und Diarrhoea Remedy, two small bottles of which entirely cured nic and I have since no return ofthe rliseaso."-Hxmaari Srrzirv, 212 N. Union Ave., Pueblo, Colorado. For sale by all druggists.

VOTE FOR PUBLIC OWNERSHIP.

Tonorvro, January 13.-Fred Buscombe was elected yesterday mayor of Vancou- ver, with a mn,jorlt.y cf1.000. I-le ran on a publle ownsrship platform.

STOMACH AND LIVER TROUBLEF.

Mr. Alex. M. Finn, Inkcrmnn, N. B., writes:-"I have used Dr. Chase'a Kidney- Llver Pills for demnirements nt the kid- neys nnrl liver and saoniaoh trouhlss, and

ofin certify that they did me ii good deal ol' good. can heartily recommend them to any one suffering as I did."

SHOWS HEAVY EXPENDITURES.

Lormorr, .1snuaryl3.-,A news agency rlespatcli from St Petersburg says:-“The budget which was issued tonight, estim- nbefi the total expenditure for 1006, not inclusive of the cost of the war $97,317,- 128, and the cost of the war in 1904 at }3l0,500,000."

Mechanics, rarilrera, Sporllmslll 'rc heat and soften the-atlas and ramona grease, oil and rust mains. pint siiidurth, ste. use 'rue "Master Kev.-hanic'a" 'tar Boao llhert Toilet Saul* 0:.. M(-a.

Prince Board oiéfrada ask that bbs Dom- inion Governru nt., when they make any future contract wish the said Company; safeguard the interests of bbs puhlis by inslstingon control of and reduction iq _thlf rates charged by it on both passenger and freight business; and further

Resolved that this rosolu tionbelot-ward- ed to the authorities at Ottawa and to our representatives there and also boths other Boards of Trade on Prince Edward Island.

Cliamberlaln's Cough Remedy Absolutely

llarmlers .

‘- The fault of giving children msdiplns oontairiln injurious substanosa, is some

General Commission Merchant tn' n ,nu M and for cough., was md "mm,

ANNOUNCEMENTS-

-wen sion iiifgiiiier at memos fronn Anderton, my Jo. ,

_ `-"English had England" in First. Metli- odlst Church Scboolroom Tuesday Jan. 91-

-Any good boy or girl desiring per-

manent employment should apply at this otllcc nl. oiicc. V ti

-Special meeting of Port. Ln Joie En-

eampment. I. 0. 0. F., at ll o'¢lock this evening. Golden Bula Degree.

-Mark it in your diary. January illth..

Summerslrie-vs-Abbies in the hottest

We are giving dlswunta on enamel and

'tinwars at Unrnsronis Hardware Co.lBdt.t

' A nice line of fancy Baskets suliiib'e fo

Basket. Socials at Beer 8: Goth _1Bd li.

New American Hats, The Sni*,.. in - in now and the prettiest halo, '_oi_i_ ever saw. Price $811). We are stil?) agents. Prowse Bros. 1*! tl l I.

Th eeaslest way of saving money

before the public just nowiil to buy a coat from Moore & Mcbcod at half price. iSd tf.

Hockey contests yet.

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l.00lI After H

calth Always

Used in several buildings in Charlottetown and giving universa

satisfaction. Call and see them at

Colonies of .Bateria developed fdom germs, which settled on gelatine plates during one i.niuuie's ex- posure. after sweeping with common floor brush and 'saw dust.

Cameron’s , _

After Sweeping with the "WORLD’S I ONLY” Dustless Floor Brush. _ Manufactured by the MILWAUKEE DUSTLESS BRUSH C0.

cA1v1ERoN .st

C SOLE AGENTS,

'p London House.

BEST SET' OF TEETH $8.00

Owing to the closing out of a la

rge wholesale dental supply com

_ pany we were able to purchase a large stock of high grade teeth and

material at a very low figure. This means we can, while our stock

I lasts, give you the regular.

‘ ` $10-00 SET OF TEETH FOR $8.00.

The teeth and material are the best that money can buy and are

1 aranteed b the manufacturers and ourselves

__ Su Y _ . _ , ' If you wish to take advantage of this offer you had better do so at , once as the price only lasts while the stock does. _ f If you have teeth to be extracted don’t worry about them, \V¢

can, by the use of VITALIZED AIR take them out and not hurt you

`i in the ali htest

'1 EXTI(AC'1"ING FREE when plates are ordered. All work guar-

_ msec fury.

BERLIN DENTAL- PARLORS,

Owe;-Iirrawée Bros. - Dr. C. H. BEER,Proprietor, Ph°n¢ |53_

Kensington Sash

Planing Mills,

and Door Factory. ~ Lumber Yard

Ifyou ooutemplatevbuilding or repairing, give us a call. `

If you want an estimate on any kind

of I building, give up a ¢¢11,

If you want hard or soft coal, give us a call. V

- Better give 'ua a call anyway. We

f 'lumber either rough or-manufactured

keep in stock everything in the shape at prices that defy competition. ,,

Nl F Schurman & Co.

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lillW llllE THESE li Sll1PS _ illll-ll’ Pllllllf.

' Balance of Ladies’ and Children’s winter Coats at half price. All trimmed Milliitery, also winter shapes, at half price. .7 Eflsrter in;Fteiii'sl at half price. Towels, size r7_ x 6

'r for c 6 ieces Cretonne good patterns, worth r7c for gc 6 presse assorted stripe Curtain Mnsliu, wotth I4¢ fm' 7° °f I ts, worth up to-$6 25 for Q

worth r8c a pai, 9- p_ » _ _ ‘ ‘- - _ _ . 1. 1 __ ~ G- th, .lntakibhdn mink ._ - ~ 11': l B as, soiled worth 38:: for x5c. Kid Gloves, broken sizes; worth $r.45_, for zgc (ir. 25,enila Silk and _Satm_, _worth up to 1.95 yu' , _ _ L . V , up to 5¢¢ fm- 9c yd_ ce. eds: ldaddekeighiefs? worth up to rzc, for 6c. 2 dozen child s wool jackets m blue and pink at l itlliprice. Ay-lot-of pretigafrillini, s_.t 34: a _Im %lia%; 3101211 3¢fic_ ysfd, roc yd, A 1°! of 3,19 nb! *lik*

h A lot of odd Corsets worth up to $1 3 5 for 69c Basket odd shades of cool, for gc skein. Black' xony 11131112 0° » 11" °'~ Ui 4C* or :ic s ein. asht of bombs for gc each, gg'

biitlegcldxit ,8c. Basket Wcol Hoie, worth 35c, for sac pair. A lot of children’s Hanckercliiefs, forge each. I6_Fll1lIl¢1¢lfl{ ,inc.hW;’£‘ fi 2°* 33... 1 U* V ue W“PP;\'! Worth up to §2‘.oo, for $1.110

bl ir L t i t , th $2 4o for $1.3 5. ro pieces 44-inch all-wool lain colored Dress df worth 5 G fill' 33¢- 2 'P S Sz fits, A pieces 6>luch=1iial'¢d‘-Dread

floods, $r,u;o;e5;;l . lsJr;;;rLinings_iri- black, brown and gray, wor’th Scdyd. iirr 5c. 15 dozen lamvnh Table ildpliins, worth $1 25 f°f £5 Pi°°“ X] ,§Z°m°b;° 'ilk' "mth ,7C au' Kc. -‘ no pieces ood

h 8 f Linen Towellmg wort mc for 7c y . 5 pcs Towelling, worth 8c for gc ° tl Made up ft llers, Worth - fb! 110° 8°” 'li "0", fm' c a doaen. He" g ¢»¢°¥}¢¢.

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3;; ;;1§e;;r,?i1iti'e‘:illttp¢_ 9 (lioff mm lmveany number of yards'y°u want at less than remnant prices., These should sur ipptrade pretty sharply while Collis early and pertain of the-Bargains. _ 1 -

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