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. dollars to the iirsmors runs. .mer ri-al seed '1-‘sir at onnllottetnwn on

-It pays to buy in this ,Province

-All news. advertising and sun.

scrllltions in Bummerside and vicinit

*M l*°l'f°ruisiwe in the Hall, tire, .,

-Roland Kaye, Ghsi'\otuitown_ Ygremou. niunbsrs of the Town 0ouu~` .__

spent Sunday at Bummerside.-B. C md I few others, on the invltat- -On the evening of Thursday, tue

Maron nth iatll., and mu.

1°" °‘ Ffw* “lid M" PGHY. were»2Gth ins lsr nu her the con

. - ' t ge m of ~

-T A D|~i“o||' K°,,,,mgt°n_ wu 3 entertained at the Queen Hotel lglegatioif :nd choir 'of St Marks

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should he handed to Ernest Mc ua visitor to Summerside, yesterday.-S '__ ' lcnarch visited the home of Mrs. Bur-

rie, agent. dn;

_ jg-Iosellh Perry, who has been vis- iting his parents Lucius and Mrs. Perry has left for his home in Gor- ham and in a few weeks time intends \¢5Vll\K for Detriot, Michigan, where he will reside. hi.

-Any. person in Summerside with 5

fair education, who desires to earn from live to ten dollars per week, should write A.H.P., P.0. Box 99, Charlottetown, at once. Need not occupy entire time of person accept- ing position. 1-24r1r5l_

-A Burton correspondent writesf- The past few weeks have been ex- tremely cold here but it is graduallv growing warmer.-The farmers are busy getting in their winter’s wood. -Most every evening we see Orville Dalton drivinl: his pacing Princeton. He says he caros for none of the ln. cal trotters. There's talk of match- ing llcr and A. ‘Welch’s Princeton. Ab. says he can do him if he can kccp her down.-Alfred Dalton has one of extreme speed to show yet. -One of our horsemen sold his speed- Br £0 B Phrty in Coleman where she will make her home for the future.- -A grand evening’s enjoyment was spent at the horiic of Philip Ber-

Side. iS Vitliting her sister Mrs James Murley, Charlottetown.-S.

be obtained at Laf!erty's Tonsoria P|1l‘10l‘l. Bummerside. 12-10drt1_

-Richard Warburton, Charlotte-

town, spent the week end at Summer- side visiting friends.-S.

-For Sale, a pair of black silver

f0xes.one male and one female,reared 8 litter ofkpups last season. Apply to box 287, Summerside. 1-30d3i

I --Daniel Steele, Summerside, has ,left on a trip to Boston and will be ilibsent about two weeks.-S.

lst The Prov cial Fair will eheld

, __ ,B _ _ b ‘at Summerside on. Tuesday, Wednes-

-'rne Morning Dany Guardian ent- d°"T"“"d°V ‘md F"‘°“Y» M“‘"°“ 5'

A .

ASKEU lifll UHUBGIST TB

GIVE llfll SUMETHING.

She Had a Bad Cold, So l-le ltecommemded

l|lr.Wnod’s|iofva`yPlilli8yrup.

1, “Au “°`"~ °d'°"u°|°! Md 'Uh' Mrs. James Warren, Edmonton, Aho.,

‘scrlptlons in Alberton and vlclnlt - , .. . ,should bo handed to H. mark' ann! wntel.- Just 0 few words in favor ni

i drtf.

your Dr. Wood s Norway Pine Syrup. A short time ago I contracted a had cold,

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:laid laum\\7:§ii inthelr _daulzzlitter ‘Jc;lnie, 5 -I<tre`ll *llavlnon. Charlottetown, and U-,gd 5¢y¢m| |-@m¢d,e§_ but had "0 Whelan. The \'i0liiluisitri=ia\§'creOJJai;Ifii:l1;t 0’imlil(I:l}f.eiiltanSdml;l"li:=rT7(:llbeel§i1E good '°"'m's' I asked my druggist w innls and w. Colfer, while 0rvllle;s_ ' ' sive me some sood mush medicine he

Dalton presided at the organ ._; could recommend, so he told me to tr_\- ;__ __ _ -Molzissine Meal-the wonderful Dr- W00d's Norway Pine Syrup, and 1

English Stock Food-can be had at

can safely say I have never tried any tllilli

Ill`HC0. MCKBY & C0-. Ltd.. Summer like it. The first dose gave me relief, ami

side. 1-20dsturf2w. I was completely cured of my cough be-

-Farmerslll Call and see the Im-

fore I had finished one , bottle. lt is the best cough remedy I have ever tried.

¥‘,m°“‘f°:,*’ H3911' lift “C35 “"3" *U14 proved "Beatty" Litter Carrier- and I I.-an recommend it to everyone."

'"~"“ " “me ° fl 5 an S* "H15 without question the best Carrier on Obstinage wugh; and mid; vit-Id to

d"""b"t it °““"°" be “'""d by l°°“] ithe milfkeli- B\'8C€.~MCKll!' & C0-. the grateful soothing action 'of Dr.

I . - - .

"iii consutunnnal lreatnnnl. “gent” S““‘“‘"“‘d=- 1-20dsturf2w. woods Norway Plue Syrup- srld the best is s ou _ r in - .: i . , . It is s remedy without Bn* equal f°f blond-purifying and torgiiftflreuiflngdm Q “Th” ‘"°“‘“‘.‘ “ b°“°"t at Happy' coushs. colds. bronchitis. and all affection

, , land Sllmmerside, last week not- °f the throat or lung;

la A ¢onstltutlonal Disease. i

.H09d 5 Sarsapanlla lwltnlitsnrilng nie unrsvnrslué wentn- D,,_- woows N,,,,,,a'y PM Sym, ,,

whi h t th id _ dlti f °,r" was well attendnd' the han being put u in a yellow wrapper; lhrec pine the Cbloiidrgwcdnbilllfisllip th3nsy=tr:-'rho imlfd at bcfth sh°W°‘ An Wceueut’ trees file trade mark; price 23 cents

_ ' -aouli. t' od rftuzi 1

Get lt today. Sold by ll 1 g its “en” 0' _plcmres was 5h°"'“ and- Us Manufactured only by 'lhe T. Mil McLeod. l ,_ 1-2 IW N

,nrywim-.,_ me Une... 0:. f~:.'|ll,.§l§ uslial, einoyed by all. The not finan- tmm (10,, Limirnd, '1‘nrnnlo_. cut. , Next I0 li . li. Brown 5. W _ _:P __`__A::;_:;“____q>_,`_,:> mM___"`_"

Piis- _

Bocharan Lamb

rug shapes, satin lining. $ 7.00 Bocharan Lamb Muff $4.50

14.75 Mock Fisllc

11.50 Bocharan Lamb Muff

9.00 Ohio Sable Muff , o X 15.00 Ohio Sable Muff

10.50 Mock Fisher Muff

12.00 Grey Squirrel Muff

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muds, pillow and

1.30 too moo - 1.00 lo.oo seo

r Mllff

-This is the time of year for isr-

_ _ -- . _ rows lvtoase Kensington, to whom,

'“F‘d°“° *md Nfl P°l`l'Y returned Tx: ft? m“°h P'°|’°"“‘°“ f0l` UW ‘alter a very pleasant entertainment. ironi_Charlottet0wn yesterday,-3, not B rs* T ° "°°u‘°" is “Old 311501 games and music, the rector and

____ ,_ my and the roads are had, but .,,-amen, ,,,.eBe,,ted an address and

-The Genuine Top Draught Queen in the bam °"'°"Y*'|ll“E il ¢0mi0l‘-l ' ' '

Heat,,,._|m.g° s,u_,°r ‘L50 at pble. and the grain can be thorough. B*`°°°» M¢Kl4Y &-C0.. Sumnisrsfde. ,gl image, ‘md “ned for “h“‘m°‘}- `ol the church. Bt. Mai~k's Church is

1-22dmturtu2w. ,Wm Begin °T';;",,,_s: :£a“§; {':;TdF‘;\tf to be con ratulatetl on e `o n the

_.Mi-as S di Ch, V , S _ Souris. on Wednesday February Ziith

8 ° ng ° “mm” itheinext at Georgetown on Marc

purse of money in recognition of nel lvalued and faithful work as organist

g HJ vi 1:

uonorary services of so efficient and

h-,iaitlilul nn organist as Mrs. Moase

lnas Dfoved herself to be.

-Owing to a ridiculous error ill

h- ,transmission over the telephone the

,item in Saturday’s issue re diptheria .in Alherton should have concluded as follows. “Thanks to the great discov- .ery of antitoxine this formerly much ldreaded disease is robbedoi its ter- |r0rs.” In this connection it is ille- aeing to note that at time of writing no new cases of dlptheria have deve- |lop_ed. The disease is a mild type ,and the Board of Health who are tak- ing every precaution to prevent its spreading, hope tu see the town rid of it in li very short time.A.

-:Rexall for the hair. Rexnll "S3" heir tonic and Rexall shampoo aste are making new friends every say. We can refer yoil to dozens 0! our customers who have used them with great results. Gail and ask a- bout them. Sole agents. The Muc- Kinnon Drug Co., Cor Gt. Geo & Kt Sts. < ., dtf~

"Remnant sale of Ladies Shirt

waists oil today. Two big lots will lic placed on sale-750 and $1.00 each. Come and see whether they are chcnp enough. Moore & McLeod. 1-lilldli.

“Remnant sale of l"catliel's-wil1':.~'

-quills etc on second floor come in and see if we have marked the l!l\~><l§ low enough to please you. lvloorlr Ar McLeod. 1-:lcd ll

"Every flir-every cont -c‘\'c1'y

slrirt-discounted to clcnr out this ,season-see tlicm when you conic to the great Annual Remnant Sale. to- day, Tliesday the 30th. Moore S:

`Quickest,.Surest Cough

Reme_dy_Ever A Used

Stops Even Whoovllll CWI” °“|¢k|Y"A Family Supply for 501:-Money Re- funded ll it Falls.

lf someone in your family has an ob-

stinate, deep-sented cough-even Whoop- ing cough-whlcli has yielded slowly to treatment, buy a 50-cent. bottle of Pine: and watch that cough vanish. lf it fails. money 'hack promptly, and without argu- ment.

A 50-cent bottle of Pirlex. when mixed

with home-made sugar syrup, makes lu ounces-e. family supply-of the most ef- fective cough remedy that money mn buy. at s. saving of $2. Gives instant relief and will usually wipe out a. had cough in 24 hours or less. Easily .Dro- pnred in five minutes-directions in pack- age. 1

Plnex Cough Syrup has a. pleasant taste

-children take it willingly. It st|mull.tes llie appetite and is slightly laxative- huih good features. Splendid for croup, hoarseness. throat tickle, incipient lung troubles, and a prompt, successful rema- dy for whooping cough.

Pincx is a special and highly concen-

trated compound of Norway \Vhlte Pine extract. and is rich in guaiacol and other elements which are so healing to the membranes. Simply mix it with su- gar syrup or strained honey. in a 16-oz. bottle, and it is ready for use. Used in more homes in the U. S. and Canada than any other cough remedy.

Plncx has often been imitated. but

never successfully, for nothing else will produce the same results. The genuine il guaranteed to give absolute satisfaction or money refunded. Certificate of guar- antee la wrapped ln each paclmgs. Your drugglst has Pfnex. or will get it for you. li not. send to The Plnex Co.. Toronto. Unt.

"A few remnants of Cretonnes-

Hhcetings -Table Linens-at the great annual remnant sale today. .\i00re & McLeod. . 1-30dli.

i specter general of the army. which

OTTAWA, Jan.. 88-Copies of the

new copyright act have been received by the government from l!ln¢land.'I‘he act is made to be edsctive in all parts of the Empire with the 00nsent of each Dominion, given through eil- actment, and subject to such modifi- cation as the Doniinions may enact.

All or any copyright acts passed

by the British Parliament may be re- pealed by a Dominion so far as they operate in the Dominion without pre- judice to existing legal rights. Such rights as may be granted by order in council. under the set in Great Bri- tain are not conferred in the several' Domiufons except by orders in coun- cil of the Domlnions. Whether or not there will be any eopyright legislation before the Canadian parliament this session has not been decided. ‘

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V SERVIAN CONSPIRACY.

BELGRADE, Servia, Jan. 23-The

existence of a secret society, known at Black Hand, has been discovered among the younrer ofllcers of the Bal- vation Army. The S_l1bi€Cf- ie 91lDP°5-, ed to be anti-dynastic, and as 0 con- sequence of its discoverl' Y-U0 CFOWD Prince has resigned his post as in-

carrles with it the duties of comman- der-in-chief.

Sovereign Cashmere Hose and Halt Hose, will outwear all other

f- .-use

llowest Prices on

Hardware

Cameron fit Co

162 Queen S

. Warning

to poachcrs and hound owners. A_lly persons trespasslng or poaclllng with hounds on th remises of Chas N Black, Chas D &?lgl‘lt_ and ]as H Henderson, Bcdeque, will be prosecuted and holinds shot.

CHAS. N. BLACK _

Bedeque

makes. ' i V 0

nolzoriir noun slloes

'ut __,

Llvor Oompl

mrs. it. smitlnof wiser,” Mu, - - - .. tsl. &@§%$%““Wm&

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stifling hzrve yCWhr°||h°'§¢ |E;" "V pielnt accompanied by bliiousness iiaily ,source of trhi to me, Every , expenenced the gigjgming emu:

ein -

aw§[;hat should permanently drive them

eariri of Dr. M0 ’ ‘

Pills. I tiiousht tlleyxffefs 92°' mal- MY S“1'Prise was indeed y ° From ,the very first I experienced K1," Continuinp with them I found m gold' les were sowly but surely leavin ub- and before long I once more lrnewxwgm' it'wa5 to be free from the harsseln :ft fects of the ailments that had lon giek' encd and weakened me. So "gh ' limi in Dr. Mmm mlm ffl, q,,‘:‘{ s all never on sn se them.” y cw" M 'uhm'

Dr. Morse’s I d' ‘H '

.Powelgnld Kidnexy riiniivell :§!l.i§;1|»h¢_f§:i,e_ .s, an 'ecp you health , 2' 5* Your dealer’s. I oc R _Quin--as__

"Hundreds of ends of Print cotton;

at the Annual Remnant Sale. today the 30th iiist. MOORE & MeLEOD.

. $l.98‘ . 0 ron A elim or .

‘ We're going to clear out every

pair ol'-1' Dorothy Dodd shoes quigk, They are all high classoxfoids ani high shoes, and Ibis offer is a most exceptional one. an opportunity to secure a paicof high class shoes at less than lialfprlcc.

0nly $1.98 for s psir of

$4.00 Shoes ' *

(ict a pair right now.

Morris & Smith ` 127 Queen Street-

It is our custom to stale the rcal lllotive f0`r cvcry mcrclmllrlisc' ulovcnlcnt of uliusuzil importance.

Alliutual knowledge of all the facts establishes a thorough understanding lictwccn you and us_and strengthens

the public confidence in this store. That you may thoroughly undcrstulld the importance of this great sale, _p

and the conditions leading up to it, we ask you to consider the following'-Tile weather up to the first of the year was exceptionally mild, and seriously interferrcd with the sale of heavy goods. Now these goods must be

moved out . `

moved out t0 make rooili for spring illlportations, clothing, furs, sweaters, gloves, heavy cloths, all must be

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tlieaeailmerlts. Ilonlgdfrg-,°m¢n”&_\

n l S S S Fmal Deep Cut On S

0,, A1) Muffs 5 vel' Stock Sma

T. Heavy Reductio s P ` 6 1 2 ' "Furs , 1 . . v

$2.7 5 Black coney stole 2 75 Brown coney stole

' 6.00 Broor black coney stolcs 8.00 Mink marmot throw 6.95 Mink nlarmot throw 8.00 Mink marmot stole 10.00 Mink marmot caperine 8 00 Grey squirrel tie ` 1 1 50 Grey squirrel throw

5.50 Grey lamb throw 6.00 Grey lamb collar

Fur Lined C0ats.Cloth Co'ats.C0s`tumes and Skirts tu., emi. Con.. .

22.00 Alaska sable stole

§5N#w@wsw»¢+-2 3§3¥3223S§§S33f

13.50 Grey Squirrel Muff 9.00 - 6,00 Grcy Lzilllli Muff 12,00 Grey Lamb 'Muff 22.00 .fllzlskfl Sable Muff

$50.00 Ladies’ Fur Lined COMS

Mink Marmot lining. deep Mock Fisher collar now _ . . .$56.00

$65.00 Ladies’ Fur lined coat

4.oo s.oo l6.(§'0

Tweed cloth coats, 3_1, ill the

lot college collars, good patterns, regular $7.00 now .-........ $375

Black and navy. coats, good

nlelton and beaver cloths. Former

$105.00 Ladies’ Fur Lined coat

best quality Crlnadizlli Rat lined, No i Lzllirndor Mink collar and rcvcrs, now .. . .. ._ .= 75.00

' $5 5.00 Bocharan Lamb coat 50

20.00 Alaska sable stole 8.50 Mock fisher stole 10.00 Mock fisher caperitic 9.00 Ohio sable stole 7.75 Ohio sable throw

6.00 8.00 6 ,75 5.50 I0' 00

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30.00 Alaska Sable Muff 20.00 . 45.00 l,:ilil‘ad0r Mink Muff 29.00 l

_lS,00 Lrlbrndnr Mink Muff 55.00 78.10 lnliladrir Mick Muff 62.00 All llll-fls llavc a silk wrist cord

200 twecd overcoats, college collars

good patterns sell at 9 00 to 12 00 clearing price 5 50

Black Senator overcoats good quality

frieze and beaver cloth worth up to 9.00 price 5-50

Better grade overcoats bcst trimm-

ings and linings formerly priced 12 50 now - 7-00

All our new converto and Tuway col-

lar coats have been repriced and present some remarkable reductions Tweed over- coats formerly priced 16.00 now I0 00

Tweed overcoats Tuway collars herr-

ing bone effect formerly priced 14 00,15 00 18 oonow 9.75 io 50 13.50.

Men's heavy reefers iii mclton and

frieze cloths tweed linings. storm collars formerly 6.00 now 3.00

Sianfield's Blue Label Underwear

regular 2.80 now 2-00

Hzlmpster lining, Isabel fox collar and revers, now... . . . . . . ......49.00 ‘ $55.00 Ladies' Fur lined coat, Hampster lining, Ohio Sable, collar and rcvcrs, n0w.... .$9.00

prices &c0,lo.00, 1 2.00, 14.00 now

...........5.00, 7.00, 850, l0.00 These coats comprise the new-

cst ideas in ladies' wear, being manufactured for the scas0n’s trade.

Mcn’s coat sweaters, zissorled col0r.<,

forlllcr price 1.10 now 650

Better grade, formerly 1.50 now L00 Sweater coats of finest quality pure

wool formerly 3.00 to 5.00 now |0010 3 5_0

l\Ien’s Kumfort lliiits, formerly 550

now 550

Men's heavy driving mills, gauntlets,

curl cloth, former price 1.35 now 950

, Men’s Mocha gloves, former price 950

now 650

Men's dressing gowns of fine tweed

and camels hair cloth, former prices 10.00,

12.50, 1 5.01, now 7.00, l0.00, l2.00

inches long, 1 only, now. . . 40.00

540.170 lloclmran Lamb coat, 40

inch long, 1 only, now 35.00

9~4,0_<i0 Bocliaran Lamb Coat 34

inclics lc-llg, 1 only, n0w......30.00

f A . , . . Rousing Clearing of Overcoats, Suits and Men s F urnlshmgs

. U _ ,,

l\lcn’.<1 suits good winter weight twee

former pi ice, 6.50 now 5.95

Men's suits heavy imported tu't~t-fl

good patterns former price 12.50 now 0 74

Mcn’s grey unlearable tweed suits 3

well made and trimmed former price 10.00 now 5.90

. Men’s suits best imported' tweed and l

worsteds former price 25.00 now I5 00

Men's suits good imported (weeds and

worstcds formerly priced 18.00 to 21.00 “°W - |150

All our suits formerly priced 1600

to 18.00 now ||_9'0

15.00 Ohio sable caperlne

21.00 Labrador mink throw

24.00 Labrador mink tie

39.00 Labrador mink rlscot 42. 50 Labrador mink throw 90.00 Labrador mink csperine

M00 I8 00

$.53 S Lees

A special line of boys’ heavy ribbed

sweaters, 4 to 14 years, former price 75c now 450

Another line,f0r1lier price 5 50 now 350 Penmnn’s Fleece lined underwear,

, usually sold at 1.00 :low 750 per suit Men’s caps with fur band for 250 es.

Boys’ Overcoais at Reduced Prices

< $3 75 Boys’ overcoats now 2.25

6 00 Boys’ overcoats now 3 90 6.50 Boys’ overcoats now 4.25 Boys’ Reefei's1.5o to 5.00 former

prices 3.00 to 6. 50,

Robes Reduced

No 1 Boiitsna Robes ,

54:5: reduced to $4.50

Sheep Lined Coats -

Men’s Sheen Lined coats strong can-

50 Ends Silks 1 1-2105 yds. Selling at llali Price

an nan-1 I __ ___

vas corduroy collar, worth $7.75 now

$4 50 -

Meii’s canvas coat Sheep lined cord-

54x62 reduced to 5.50 54x72 rednc.-d to 6 50

Grey Goat robes, large size, 4 whole

Ladies' Coatings

80 coats lengths at great reductions

4.0 1 costing heavy iweed 750

1.50 coatings brown tweed 1.00

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F lannellette

Fancy lrlmonss flannelette handsome

patterns priced 300 now lllc s yard-

Waistings finnnelette 36 inches wld!

good pstterns reduced to loc s yd. I

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skins, reduced to 6,00

Bishop Robes, brown or black goat,

reduced to 10.00

Brown beer robes 15.00, reduced to

12 oo, 13.00 reduced to 15.00

uroy collar, worth 5. 50 now 3.60

Men‘s canvas coat, sheep lined, fur

collar, worth 7.50, now $4 65

Men's corduroy coli, sheeplined fur

collar, worth 5,75 now _ 3.; 25

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1J1M1.'l*.l’-‘LD

, _ _ ren’s costs |35

1.10 cream cloth costing 8oc< 2.40 reversable cloth for . , 1.85

. Print Cottons

1.60 white bear skin cloth for child-

A large range of print cotton! hr

_ duced to

, ‘sei 71"'

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