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ORINOCO is

a revelation in

pipe tobacco. It is one of the finest of the Tuclcctt brands. Fifty years of experience and skill have combined to produce in ORINOCO, a tobacco of perfect blend. It really is a "bully" good smoke. Try it in a college man's hull dog, in your “old relialale." or the long church warden, and

it's cool, sweet, and fragrant.

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burns freely and evenlyl' Tastes good ani ' 'ill not bite the tongue. Fine. old-fashioned, sun-cured, Virginia leaf -pure and unadulterated--is what ORINOCO is made of. lt`s simply great. Try it. Stake l0c o ntlle Tuckett »_ reputation and the Tuckett experience and get a package ` to-day.

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sales of cheese was $11,337,514 a

trons, the sum ol $11,617.65 was paid to patrons.

Phone that he was df l‘ 4' 1 lot better.-Grant Macieeriligigqii tar;

and MTU Hllyes has rotumed horns nl gall hH"'il1g had a severe experience with measles for some weeks in Free.

the whole school district and nearly ‘WHY family without exception has :ad an attack, young and old, who id not have them before. Strange to Say the school went on jn5¢'¢h, same.-‘The_ friends of William Hilli. k" Of this rlace. are pleased en know he is in almost perfect health flor a_nian now 98 years old. We hope' e will live to see the ripe old ngf, af, 1.20.-Miss Johnston, ol Kensing_

H. as returned home after 3 pigs.

cant visit to her aunt’s, Mrs Jams; Ameffk. Where she was the guest of Miss Nellie Affleck,

Jig" the, evening or __Jnn. zsui, A__ _n'=t “;`tk_9_ Have a very interesting and 2, ~ “_ lie lecture. the subject being, Mafflalrf and its Meaning " in L-Ong River Hall. A large audience WGS Present _to hear the clever lectur- UF. who delighted all with his elo- ‘l“°m`° 'md Phil0SODhical reasoning Jasper Bell acted as chairman and mai“f“1“°d good order throng-hong, The lectllffl' Droved to the audience the thorough grasp Q1 his sub]-nt una held their close nmnuon for one' and one hall hours. The lecture he- ing concluded the chairman called on J- 9~ Cvusins. who pointed one gh, b°"°m9 ‘hat mil-Zht be derived by fol- lowing the advice of the lecturer. Several other 'speakers followed, among them being C. S. McKay J, N. Evans, D. M. Johnstone, Rohan, MCI-°0d. 811 elpressing themselves ng agreeing with Mr. 'Mark’s weighty arguments. G. E. Howatt, I2. M. Johnstone, C. S. McKay, G.L. Camp. bell. being called upon, favored the audience with a quartette, accompnh. led on the organ by J. R. Wlgmnrs_ A hearty vote of thanks was tender- ed the lecturer, who replied in a noni; speech, after which J. S. Cousins in- vited Mr. Marks to lecture in Park Corner Hall in the near future.-

One present.

-The Dramatic Club of French

Ri"¢¥` Klve s. vcry interesting _-lucccssful entertainment in the ut that place on Jan. 25th.

and hall Thai

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evening being pleasant, the hall/ was' comfortably filled hy a genial and appreciative audience. Promptly at 7.30 o'clock J. B. Stewart--acting chairman-in a few well chcssn ro- marks explained the obiect of the concert and solicited good order. The following excellent program was then presented: Chorus, "Away to the

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tion, Miss E. Harding; Solo, Bruce Howatt; dialogue, The Quack Doct- or, instrumcntal music; reading, Bruce Dunning; quartette, "Jock O' I-lszeldean"; dialogue, Dr. Snow- ball’s Infant Home; recitation, Dun- can McKenzie; chorus, Starry Waves; dialogue, McKenzie’s Studio, instru- mental music; trio, 0 Willie Brewed a Peck o' Maut; chorus, "Duck Song." Miss Stella Orr presided at the organ and proved herself a skil- ful and competent accompanist. Much praise is due Chas. Woodside, Malpe- que, who delighted the audience with several very classical selections on the violin. Frank McKenzie, a local amateur, also gave severalselec- tions, which were well received. The darkey dialogues called forth repeat- ed penis of laughter. Geo. Ferguson, as Dr. Snowball, proved himself the real quuck. Messrs. Howatt, McKen- zie and Harding, as nurses, made themselves capable of restoring calm I among disturbed infants. The pro- gram being over a sale of choice home-made candy took place, and af- ter a social chat and the singing of the Natzciial Anthem the most suc- cessful entertainment given in French River came to a close. The sum of

about fifty dollars was realized.

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‘»"""", _ _ Lynchs Biscuits

YNCHQ Biscuits are

antlr and Peter Delorey, - _ 9

-It pays to buy in this Province. -The Morning Daily Guardian can young men from Nova g¢,,t|a_ com company. at present is only raising

_ ""'°°, IW 0bt*\l\\°d at Lalltrf-7'! Tonsorial vilrted of the murder of Annie Mui- f."°m l°“" t° U" h‘|“d"°d “ms °f

_-lmnoun lu directed in on Parlors, sunnnul-side. in-laurel, uns, nl si. Johns, Nnd, tuna plana ¢°=1'= dw- but thv htm of employ- Farm for sale owned by Bannermun _ *_*-~ today bein;-9 gh, gun hmch -of um ees is being steadily auginmtsd:

Rielly, Sherbrook, which appears -Ill novo! * ldvertlslngwnd' lub SuPf°“‘° J“dl°l°lc°¥\rt, This hgh; hg»1'I‘hore are now from five hundred to, V he U, __ elsewhere. ‘ lcriptions iii Alberto! and vicinity- based upon the numerous ¢;¢¢pf,;°m, six hund_red lamps going down into,_Irf_'5‘°°mr,wmS gmh ,B ,l},,»¢r¢..._u ¢,f{,`,,.,

; aunuid bu ilundeem H. clark, agent. ivto tile udinimbiilty of certain bm” “iw wry dav in the rhreei' f-,fy ,~’.,., .inn ,nuilng nf fnnl \~.n..l!

-'rim annual statement nl on me wearer. evidence mkun nr :ilu ii-ini in Em sums. in addition so run miners-and °*‘ 'S' “` 5 ' : 1,5 Daiflillx Assoeiatlonhas been Dub-l ' *-*»-' ` Cambridge. The murder of Annie hdpers th°"° “N 9' lui’ “““*l'°" °l` iisnud. _By not in shown uint tain' ~P=fH°nS 'fvriildhlng 'candy lor nn, Mullins, winch toni pines in /lriingl mn Wvfkins 011 the f~\ff=°== H0 that association has had an exceptionally Wlllmvrside Flrsnml’ Benefit will ton three years_sgo, was one'oi the me °°mP°“Y |115 “OW in UW" °m'|~ s“°°fSSf“1 year. _ There are 110 ph. kindly notify L. R. Ahlen today and most baffling crimes that the detect- Pl°Y "HY ‘light h““d"`d mm- _ . l irons who contributed 1,495,774 1h,_ arrangements will be made to call lves of this state ever had to con- C|"l¢ “airs in the WW” Of SPf'“K'I Of milk. The amount realized on f0l' if- tend with. The girl was found with mu 3"’ "HY ‘l“f¢¢~ Th»‘f¢ Wm Pf0l'°»‘

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butter. '$3.652.95. totalling-s1s,ss0_79_i -Brace. Melia it Co., sumimu-side ol tnis, after deducting expenses and have stllllnnoehsr shipment of 'axes- checse and butter taken by the pa-,th| best quality, ghgpg and hglnhwd

'axe on the market-6Sc. _

. 1-25l'Wi‘lthm2W.

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--The following sunrialown notes ---My Person who will undertaku

Will _be of inter-egg; Georgg W,-lght-5 to furnish' The Guardian with news friends are pleased to learn hy tel, of Sourie and vicinity should write

the head office at once. 2-sdrtf.

Sick mlm. but under the skuuui mint -R°m'mb°f the Firmen dvsfrve ment of Dr Ballem, ne win, no your support. Help swell their funds, doubt soon be around again.-.lov 1, by attending their benefit at Happy-

land. Summerside, tomorrow evening, Admission 20c. 2-6d1i_

town.-The measles have been almost --Skates! Bkateell! A clearance an unanimous sickness |_h,-Oughout sale of every pair in stock. Genuine

Acme with wrench 40c, Hockev styles from ' 35c to $1.50, Acadia nickel pls- ted_ $1.00 at' Brace,MncKay & Co., Ltd., Summerside. 1~25rwdtlimZw.

-Horse rugs splendid values regul-

arly, but must reduce before stock taking. 20 per cont oi! all kinds, bal- ance of this month at Brace, McKay A Co., Ltd., Summerslde.

1-25rwdthm2w.

-Those evenings an Edison Phono-

graph will both delight and instruct you. Call at the agents, Brace, Mc- may tc Co., Summerlide, and ask to hear some of the new records.

‘ 1-25rwdthm2w.

-All advertising in Buminerslde

and vicinity for The Morning Dail or Rural Daily as well as all new and renewal subscriptions, should be handed to Misa-Amy G. Burrowl, fa- gent, Summer Street. All news lhoulll be given to J. F. Lailerty, Guardian Correspondent, Water Street.

, 1-25drtI.

SPEEDIII6' [£68088

THE `l`[lil|l’fI¢` T0

NURSE SICK DOGGIE

NEW YORK, Jan. 29-Informed by

cable of the serious illness of Yankee IL, one of hm- Yorkshire terrier pets, Miss Carlotta De Felice, n dancer. who is well known in Paris, Berlin and St. Petersburg, is speeding to Liverpool. Miss De Felice has been visiting relatives in Syracuse and this city.

"Yankee II. is desperately ill with

the grip or something of the sort," she telephoned a friend on Tuesday, "and I shall leave aboard the Gam- pnnia to be with the dear little fel- low."

D06 DIES OF (IRIEF

FOR HIS DEID OYIIIEI

B ' ` _ H ll

NEWBURG Jan 31-Bobs, the pet oston terrier of General Henry G ; asbrouck, who died a month ago,i as followed his master, dying of a., broken heart. The dog was nine yeersi old and from puppyhood was the constant companion of the General.

When General Hasbrouck died the og refused food and rsduall ined

Y -v \‘»_- - ~¢-~'-rf'

T l 1 SUMMERSmE'~»--» Plililcis cooillr » __

Clin Be Cured.

This disease is tho- all prevailing melody of civilized life, and ouo whicli' ofienest bodies iillordluury treu_+nicr»i_

to a eat variety of tli rr ny. ‘

BABY olliraninou, Mass., 1='¢i>.1._ --~ -~" D ° »- °'9-pa” _~-'» ~ -A legal ligne lui- thu liberty of °h'_.“_”‘¥°“ "°"Y mltwlully. owing _to Jhmn M advers: conditioiis in the mine 'lh

in the stomach, heartburn, etc.

i ~ tl` g that enters n \ve.k=

,1y£`;§;i,l'¢`; sgtziilylaiillil acts as un lrrilslilql

mexico the great. _difficulty of edecting a_ zurs.

' 8, t ' f'd' tresln symptoms,

ivliliieti lreilideiiallllsoa bligden tg the victim §

‘ 'pro pty 1-ul-ed

li; tlliggzgiiifftlfrxdzck Iiloodlgittersf '

` lates the stomach, liver or-fi

hu- throat wt in Sqhgrys mem__ bly _bc only one election contest_ané Sha had hee" cmplqyed mga maid inlthat in Ward Two, where Qounclllor the home of a professor at Harvard! H0931” is “E55” ill W0 ‘mid °K1\ll\°f Q-0|1eg,_ gh, had len home in “mi James Price. Tonight the lll-ayor and

hvehlhg for a Whig Em-ly the hen Councillors entertained the firemen at

hoEhlls,Bdtln.'f\‘i‘latm secretion of thc suiivu

‘day ha- hody wgs found on an gm. li dinner at the Scotia House. Dur- bnnkment in the llcld with evidence ing' th* Dalit Year U12 “Yemen hf“'°

1, ' ' 'ca to facilitate dlgestiriii,

iliiliiifigisthidblldizd, and tones up the emu if

that there had been a struggle. There :5i"`V°d l-11° town Wm1°Ul1 “DY fem“U'

was never found. The motive for the “mth if iS eXpeeted, will he charset U-im, ¢ou1d not be dism-,vel-¢d_ More 'up to the cohltingent account in the . than Q year after the crime had been if°Wl1 C1¢Fk'B \>00kS- _ committed Mantir and Delorey wer-el It is exlweted _that _appeals have arrested. Their arrest came nn n rn-,gegi Mies from this élecisipg gage" hi' ‘lt l'f t' " t'th -. ugo ongey resive men lsilie bly ll’llr§."l'*ll1izl:ti‘ct.;l:i“l?l Dglorstigpgf on picket duty and that if an adverse Blllerica, an aunt of Peter Delorey. d6ClSi0H is §l"9‘l1 bl’ the Sllpfeme ghe ham hhat ghe nut mgmgng af. Court- oi Nova Scotia.. the case will ter the crime was committed the bf f“l'5b°|` ¢5l`fi9d t0 NH? 3Ul>l`Bl11€ two boys, who had been employed on |(f¢;"`tdf'tf_ C'1“9_df*~ th t n mm, he f , till Cd fr m B. tri 1'. OH 0115 H1 9 OW Y ll Bogtozrznftofg her about hhepdiscl 'about the same. Picket duty has not covery of the gi'rl's body before it b¢8D Vc-fy IICUVB f0l` the Past l°“'

h d h t <1 t 'th D lice d

hzyoy-Bali; iitsoilyéyn pllihlifhedo in The throughout the community that the newspapers. Dclorey, alter nthli'-d company. who now controlthe mine. i:."'l°' ‘" ‘lr :.‘:..‘:.‘z.*.ii:.:“;‘.;°.:;f3i':.:“i.i°;“.':“.;2’

sn comini e crime. en s _ - '

new now some forward and suv that 1ng_ to develop the Property alone I7elorey's confession wah a`. falsehood. f-heir OWU ll|l9S~

system. D k B to \__ R

H 'cena enn,l. .,

‘flmliililve ‘used 'Burdocu ‘ lilpiul Hmm., and End that few medicinal; rn.. give such relief in dyspopsia and ui-umicii

troubles- _ Ehléuz tggsiglefnéogonitli lil.: I-ldlllcllgiiiiitvllll trilddpflllriillitlk Hlood]3ft\.er~l_ I took three bottles il'1d'b'6Bame cure--l__ and `l'f-.an now eat"l\l"H|lT'f§""‘m“"1' "i hu,-gh.; me. I will hi y recomiilwni 1; to all who are troubled ‘with se.-mllvii trouble.” _ _ Maiiufactured only by The T- Wil-f»='u

Co., Limited, Toronto, Olli-

_ »

W" hoghing ,hom 1h, gl;-| to lhdi- eration and this dinner is being giv- cuie who and ruled nur. 'rife weapon, ev W *hem HS H resosnition of their apparently s sharp knife or s. razor, S°"Vl°_°“` 0," b,'h'“" °I th* t°“'"- Th'

_ _I I -eg'~_!-rs-f;.~'-_

"Paton’s sale is ol important-l

every buyer en P. E. Inland, to lin-__-... holder or individual. _ Its chit! vi tractions are its well varied assoli ments of suitable merchandise mill plentiful quantities 'of everytl.li;;: from which to select- at i i £0 1 '7 " every dollar. Paton's l.-Z4~ilr'_

weeks and there is a growing feeling

f ' . - _ . -. r'-'~~'~’-"""`

Tvnfffe You Get Good Fnuiwear.~_.Ai.Lis_Y'_s-¢-Where Sausiacpf»n's Assigegi

'll

These Unusual Footwear Values

l ---0lier You--+ =

Unlimited Gfpporiuultles

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to satisfy your footwear requirenleuts. Everything from _chi_ldren_’s slippers to `men's boots has been greatly reduced--the quality is still high-the priceionly is low. You were never offered such' grand bar- gains on so 'large a scale. No matter what your footwear needs, they can be supplied here now at a great saving.

hut, those values will not last long-everv clay ul'11‘l<S 11 <l€CF€11-“IC

in stock --your only chance is to buy today. Be prompt

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f en are “mg as Footwear

ever crossed n counter. They are in the latest style, well made, neat and com- fbnahie-'you thought they were good value at their

In boots,shoen and slippers we are confident \ve have the best that ~

_ F.vl-ry parent should see that “lilo

kiddies" are well supplied with in-ai.

3 50 vlilue for

1-lil. .

pricedat 2.50 for Loo for

fo_r'v\er price, \ve've cut that down. Pate il leather and tau boots §,oo value 3.15 l‘aieiil leather or lm shoes and call' boots J 50 value for 3.50

~1 50 value for 2-00 Nell trapny slippers for comfortable home wear, regularly

2.80

2,00 L60

warm and substantial footwear.

We were fortunate in getting :i

lot ofsample shoes and are offer-img them at zo per cent discount. Also

_ I heaping boxes of joblots in little our--.

‘ boots and sl' ers at 25c Slle wut

l5o!`or _ 'L20'

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75|: al pair. ' | .___ ' /’

li . s y ii,

Woocls"' instrumental musi -- c away. Its body was buried in a part

b

of the estate where General Has- rouck was accustomed to spend many hours with lt.

DRIPED III I FLAG

YIOIIII DEFIED KEN

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 31-Witli an

American flag draped about her, Mrs. Charles Gruber sat on ll chair over an excavation made by employees of the Philadelphia Electric Company, and prevented a force of workmen from erecting an electric light pole in front of her residence, at Third and Norris Streets, yesterday.

A ls'-rge crowd watched her keep the

men at bay.

Do You/Want I, G foil Carpentering “

Those wanting good repair ' work and expert carpentering _- will find here the best that ex- _ pert skill long experience _i and good facilities make pos- -. sible.. .

J

lu ever case I put forth best ef- ‘

forts an patrons are :lsluired of ‘ getting good satisfaction on all _ work left here

Lnrgeorsluall jobs, intricate or _ simple, receive the same pains- I taking attention.

ioblet us quote figures on your

L niadel to supply the demand for a better biscuit.

the ordiiiury kind that com- parison is impossible, I

Lynchs' biscuits are as whole-

some, ilulritiousalid palatable all lllemost exacting could desi:-e. § They have all the strengthening :ind health building ele-nicnlii of 5 a perfect food besides being I

tl\sty.aild delicious. ‘

Only the best ingredients arc

used and adapt cooks seellial the biscuits are baked to “tho

\\|rn." `

ed and under cultivation, and well fenced. Tile Buildings consist 'of B|‘lCk¢f Limp' ,‘5¢ <

Dwelling House and Barn in vellv 'Phase Lrlmps nre fitted-with la`r|s burner and chimney bronzdd lirliekei. and brilliant reflector

CIIAS. E. CARSUN V

These Boots for Boys

are jwaterpreof, naar. stylish and comfor- talaia-in fact many people thought they were good values at their fbrnier price Box calf boots ,... . . . . . . . ... .. --Sl-55 Box calf boots better quality . . . . . .L50 Dongola boots . . . . . ... -- --L35 spiiluouls Calf boots, Goodyear wetted,

_$4.110 value for 3.20

Girls Footwear Cheap

Dainty misses will find here some really

delightful shoes and boots that can besee- ured av. good savings. Ajob lolof dor\go'al-id alippers.all slzel $l.`00 l’alent’leather laced ooois,z.5o value for 1.00 Dongola boots, good qua iw. all sizes L25 Box calf boots, heavy soles, l.B5 value for _ ...L68

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Specials

You need polishes,_lree|, etc, to

keep yrurfool-wenr in proper shape and condition-liere‘» your chance to get supplied at asaving.

Mon Ami shoe polish, 2 tlnlfor lilo U. N. O shoe polish, a tins for lde

Shoe trees, adjustable, compact

for 60a

Boot laces, per doz . . . .. . . _ . 50

Women's spring heel boots. . . . . . . I. 20

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Wom¢n’n dongoll oxfortls . .. . _ _ .l.00/l§illerpi-cof overiihoes, 'sizes 2 i~z, 3, 3 i-2 75c

A Few Extra \‘/_Ihese Bargain Special I Ni

lor Ladies include

all |l|¢ latest styles for lmliiorlalile. i‘omfortable wear, and_are as good _-in newest leather. best workmanship sud highest grade materials aio v,

\Vomsn's fine slippers

\Vomen`s patent oxfords

Women'a tan oxfnrdei

\Vomen's dongohl boots Womeifs patent leather boots

We have added the following for tlirify

ladies' tpecial benefit _

Dongola Boot-5 all sizes Sl 0 Doligohl boots huttoned or laced, slzl-.~l

2, I i-1, 3, 3 l-1' 751:

_ ' ' ‘

I0 P, C. 4-fli zo p. c. ._-it :lo p. c. vii zo p. c. oil

ao p_. c yd

_ _ -_--_

Alley’ `

i35..Queen Street . -~'I`lie Birthplace oi' 'Good Footware-~ Chai-10¢t¢,0wn_ Z

*_

Above harms Livery. i -~ - A ` '

inn will nn _ _&_______._ ('3@1\/_[1=>£5_j;:{]5} .

the winning points oi` our

footwear.

Wnrriinted to keep in =

'»l1\|>¢.last longer and wear ' ’ is comfortably as a pair of _ Q,

gloves. . _ .__ __,_;.-' __

‘ ._ -'I __.~'

r; Gold Bond Shoes ~

excel in comfort, slyig and -‘lf---' ."""°"`l I

qulillty- at _ ' .~__f

and .$.00 ~°- _ 1'/ ""‘ Y"“'H"“`="f~==' |»y-\d\»'- '|0041 repair. This lnrm ' is within

\ `- ‘ tihres miles of Summerside, and has a

\`X&` ‘ 3' I' * ore fronts o

NEW ADV,_,m,nsEMm,M,s__ Hunt_ up all special offerings in the Crockery and China. lines and compare `

the following with tlleul: - _

F8l‘lll I0l‘ Salt! ...lt:liP'i°fi.i%'l.iiif_‘;l2"'i'ii"l3'i"ii"‘ °' ° ....£‘i°.i.'.lii:.‘i.':'T‘l'l_’Il°"§°‘°‘°"'°l"`°5§-"°°°‘° *“ “'“°~

Ilinhar Sets. 95 pm. 4.75 llsngmg Lamps 2.25

I l offer for sale my farm at Sher- 'l‘he|eBetu r-omeililirovvn and Graenmeatpstterns quintile xer Dlglnz loonror Parlor. Extension ' brook, containing 65 acres, all clear, and arenplepdlll sets forthe money. _ Cha nan ll n.Bt\ e.

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