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.His in-no Bounce. n in ons., .;hi_c, wail-_-"init n reeling ni nas” _ mast on account of your famous W0dd's N orwsy Pins Syrup.

dough, for over six months, and tried n

was going to turn into consumption. A “

and was so frightened when he saw m`e he C

bought a bottle ind before it was ed ol

gli; g'ood` to them just the same ‘as it did

Bee that y_ou %t "Dr. Wood's" when S

you ask for it. o not accept any imi- tation. Pncc,, 25 and 50 cents. Manu- factured only by The T, Milburn Co

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UWM- T°f°°°°- 01"- ' M23;-I3R§n1;'sJi‘;le flg;rI.)irniFri'll;:»ll'n i])“"§ gouiql h$,1v°Cb°§:',,,l,':,t:lf»% (-b_’ i hurried to Amherst today from his ' ' ' ` .` ' ' ‘ ' "

Morse. and his to begin a

New Haven

and other

out his

` lions of

NEW

Morse is

Bud

ow the money should be used. Glen llent in J C Jerdin|'l The banker who was sentenced to B120", S\llDll\°¥'l| B01' 050| p nl he Atlanta Prison, following the col- is 45-1 and reel I phoho ll. `

Dse of his banks and who was lib;-` UBsC_uBE;;""

. ted b ' "' -S r Ili llld

Lllld Wh l“U°H°¢ fmm I drwiful £3 ne Tvnysulli ai°ay‘li1‘;u°°:.;n`¢ll'll¢;€°n"wuk nr' two before ti; tiniremwtn 6

CARLET FEVER ' ` ' `

1"`A'l`AL T0 ONE AT -Nslw oFFicEns.- The following

AMHERST 19 U11# Oflicers of Tokalon Lodge, No G6 I

FIG-HT

-IT PAYS ¢o

-H. CLARK is G t

‘A_lbs'rtdn. none#

eeks he will return to this country, not mlss an ll_lll°. sl all Dllllrl srl nd attempt to get hack into, » )_iis.;diseontinued promptly on “pin

[Hemi mppmod to com, to my hon” control the Metropolitian Steamship date. _ _

' ompany, which will mean an inde- HOSPITAL --T A b th d M th t I

pendant boat line between the New - E .-A tea in thi - 9911 U10” 811 .OU 0. 8 0 81.1!

:fly mgaexkhfli :::n"h';iiI i York- and Boston, and will smash the‘ levi; gglgyia ggmge $,,,,I,;g_%1 gloslllta.

N508, e m - nop 1 n held b th N H _ _ n . au s s ummer-

elses I had, but he said for me to try l=Iiloroa‘d.y Slime weeks i¢;go?wMor:;',i'°ld°» ¥°Si¢I‘\1&¥- It P1`°_V¢d 'C0 U0 0|" Dr. Wood’s Norway Pine Sym I through his sister, Miss Dennis Morse, °f “W mga* tlygfsant event! 01 th

_ d uit f ,_ c iv and u _ season. e es were very pretti

Iwss well, and did not cough a bit. colintlng again; llhifrnew clgmpailly, ly d°°°"’t°d *nd “U °'b““d°“°° °

I will recommend your medicine 1° nnd'he is coming back to attend and g°°d things W°"° suppllw and W°l

every suffering friend, for I know it will direct the trial of the suit. served' A h°“d°°m° sum was “au”

ed fuyythe benefit of this splendid in stitutlon -J

O, 0 F Alberton for term endin

A. F. McArthur, V G --T C Bell~R E

n -'rim iaoigmo n 1" _ I '

5,7 can be obtain at _

inches by niii- ini ral-ion. sumnsgifelillg; - _ _ qcering big mess

foreign interests,and " T' _ _ ji _. ' 1-28ME2i.

he has been given free reins as to -MISS HAZEL [I

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FOGLER-GOULLET ll

. ARE WINN-ERS IN

BIG BIKE RACE

144 h0l.ll`B. -

The best previous record was made 111 by McFarland and Moron in Naw_ th York in 1908. They covered 2,737 |be

miles in 14_2 hours.

The French team Dupre and La

. Y D-

~ ize, finished second, with the Ameri-

cans, Walthour and Wiley, third. Mo- ran and Root were placed seventh. Ten teams finished.

"Everybody is wanted today at S.

A. McDona1d‘s to share in the bar- gains offered, at the big Clearing Sale. 1-3M.tf.

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,'-»._ ,ff ‘Fi £3 ,t.‘~:f¢»._,_ _ \

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., ig ,I ._ _ \ ,- . . _ ll.; so - -- - - - d bei ii n a in in in noi r - ~_ l`here is nothin that brin with it “Y "5 “e H 9 c 5

E ll; f v ,¢ J \ such lx fear of dcafgi as tdwakss up in the cundition’ 8' large °F°Wd gathered °l

,l»)» .

_ Wnmerfs Builon and Laced Boots.

Patent and Dongola Leathers. Ihe balance uf lust seasons siock. 1

_ $5.50. $100 and $1.75 lines all

up lo dale styles, to clear '

Only $2.00 a pair

See Window.

I Morris & Smith

127 Queen Street.

'sc

“cuts” on account of their absence.

ome in Somerville following the _H_ J-_ Dunn; F_ S_ _w_ C_ Lawwu. eath of Warner l-I. Burt ul l.on;;mea- T,.,,as_-_J_ W_ Waugh; Wm,den_RObf

_ dow in the scarlet fever epidemic at art Hardy; Ch,,_p__.M_ A_ McNeill’

t Massachusetts Agricultural Col- I G _T R B

PARIS, Jan. 20-The six day bic- 12

ycle race ended last evening with a 0 victory for the American-Australian th

team. Joe Fogler of Brooklyn and

Goullet, who covered 4,4675 kilome- fu tres ((approximately 2,780 miles) in fu

ge. Nineteen others are ill. two R" ' B' Owings; 0° G' Frank

, c ae; R. . -N. G.-vRamsey‘Hardy

fe 'greg' seriously' Burt” dwth i5 L. S. N. G-Gen Marchbsnks;. R.S.V.

Th G-L~Gco Patton; L. S. V. G.-Ge(

Ough the °°ueg_e faculty has "Ty Bowness; R. S. S.-Fred Clark; L.S.

sed to close the institution until Sf H_ Hardy; O0nducto,._ A_ L_ rther notice, as has been asked by Pu,.‘d‘y_

P the student body, it is expected that _._

any of the students will remain at __HAppy EVEN»1~___The Methodmf S" hsmrlduntll th°,d°Pld°’“‘° bag* parednage, Summerside, was the

,mtg tial” ‘;h°at alfa? em; autgfeel scene of a very pretty wedding last 'i t d 7 B can ' ° ° en' evening when Miss Sadie Wallsield thi 6" “° Will 11°* Charlie *W1* with daughter of william wnliniaid o'

Travellers Rest was united in mar rings to Tugal Gunning son of George

Had Pains Around The Heart

relief

,Y lhnight with that awful feehng of smother- horse race between Nason Payntwr

UUE- _ Slippery Jim and William Paynter‘| | Mllburn's Heart and Nerve Pills are Lady Mayne. Slippery Jim won if the only remedy that can sive prompt three straight nests. starter-Join relief and effect a complete cure in eases Marks, Jndg¢n_wi11inm Profit

of such severity.

Mrs Wm. Lee, Uhthoif, Ont. writes: nor. _

-“ l have taken three boxes of Mllburn's Heart and N crvc Pills; and am now well. `_'_”'__`*

1 had such pains around my heart and

such smothering feelinntgs that I thought 1 would surely ie. y head used to be propped up with pillows to keep me from

smothcring. Ono day I read in a aper OVER 10 IB SAFE'

about your Milburn’s Heart and leerve Pills, and three boxes cured me ” `

l IQACG’ 50 wma pei, box; Boxes far dress on the girl slave trafllc, Stan-

SL25, at nil dealers, or mailed direct on receipt of price by The T. Milburn Co.,

___ __` Limited. Toronto. Ont.

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ll - » e . One cenf per ward flrai in seriion

sf "fcduiiiniisEtiénnrn ini

in this column. half :ent per word

for each coniinuafion. Cash musi accompany order and five per cent discount allowed. Minimum charge Twenty-five een e. `

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_imlilulizns wiurizo ‘

TWO YOUNG LADY BOARDERS

can 'be accommodated at 202 Prince Bt. 1-21 Mlfipd

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-_ said he had successfully inaugurated

l'l‘.i*‘lAi.t.

» _ I .1 Gunning of Travellers Rest. The bride

(From Yesterday’s Evening Guardianf

“‘§.‘°"“>’j,°“%°§_‘2°"’=_S“°d‘;‘;_°’§°g_j_§ ’i'.‘§2”i‘ ..’€‘§1 E..`f.‘§.‘if"n'1..i.i’.§`.'....2‘.‘.i"'... ‘Il

tonstlliclgenssehosgluhclzlrglz lax.liIdB'ner‘:/eric are m' and Bonshaw at 7 p:m` ‘ deranged or disordered call for prompt -MATCHED RACE.-On Wednes

was attended by Miss Jessie Gunning lslster of the groom and the groom was supported by Artemas Carr. The ceremony was preformed by Rev.Jas Strothard. The young couple are well known and highly esteemed and they have the best wishes of all as they venture upon the Matrimonial seu..J.

-TRYON.-Rev. J. R. Wilson will

day afternoon, the 15th inst. thi

Margate ice to witness a matcher’

John McArthur and James 0‘Con

'SLAVE' EXPERT

SAYS NO GIRL

NEW YORK, Jah. .20-In an Bd-

ley W. Finch, United States Com- missioner, who is prosecuting thfr branch of work for the government, advocated n card index system foi-,' parents to enable them to keep track of their children.

"No young and attractive girl, over

ten years old, is safe," said Mr. -Finch. “Knowing conditions as`I do, as the result ofwidespread investiga- tion, I cannot impress upon parent: too forcibly the great importance of knowing where their children are.

Then Mr. Finch told of what he

considered an ideal system of keeping ‘an eye on small children, which hey

in his own home

ii|'.l.P ' _ WANTED A GIRL APPLY MRS_ "I have several cards hung togeth-

Geo Douglass' 156 Kent SL ,er near the front door, with a pencil

1_20M4ipd_|beside them. Whenever one‘of the]

_ FUR .SALE ___

FARM FOR. SALE. APPLY TO W.

J. Taylor, Long Creek.

_ 1-22M3iE9lpd.

FOR SA,Lh`.--'l‘W0 LIVE ISUAND

bred rninks, and pair of dark rac- coons. Apply to Kentford Scott, Clyde River, P. E. I. 1-22M8ipd.

SCI-IOONER ALENA L. YOUNG FOR

sale. 35 tons registered; American build;oi oak;now lying at Victoria. Apply to Calvin Howatt, Victoria.

1-2lM6ipd ST. BER- Wlll sell Shediac,

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FAIRLY

Box 81,

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WANTEITA GIRL FOR GENERAL young children leaves the house they

gfgjgvork Apply IZZM 133°? to a neighbor's house to PlaY with - ' _ _(P Q the children, they write this down. If

write where they are going. If it is

' - they are playing ball on the square

--_&Ac“FR wAN___|l“D _ they write that down. In the even- WANTED-FIRST CLASS TEACH- ing when I come home I question

er for New Haven School. Apply to them about what they have done and P _B_errignn, Heyy Trustees, .1-22M3i whore they have been during the day.

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cg,-(1, 5y¢1y,¢y_ Q g_ 1.20ME5i_ sible tubes with pateiitked sanitaig

“ ""*“‘*“i'*_“<' - » op, comes out in a rb on, has a MEI; :'r:!NT?2pn1i`gng I-‘E:ul:§m2\1;g;° the good qualities of Rexall Tooth

Positions now or later at high sal- Eggduatmgal aleagragraft ;Ff°m;tl: ary. No snow here. Write Portland M Kim, D P Ce y° ' c‘G t Auto Co. 204 Kennebec St., Port- G3 I. ond ilrugt Sth comer Misa

1_17ME6ipd_ o ge an en s. ti.

' land. me

ns`i_;1i.__iii:_ii_> wANri;n _

AD_ gE'g»'pER wANq~ED__.A YOUNG ::Rexa1l Tooth paste is made to

sober man with three 0,. more satisfy those who prefera tooth paste yea,-3' exp"-|¢,,¢0_ A steady job for dantifrice to a powder or wash. Rex- gha right m,m_ Apply sydney Re_ all Tooth Paste is put up in collap-

Decorefed Lamps isfl assorted 'te shit requirements of

from Skill lo $7.50.

fs’ CO.-c _

Be lellmi I "'°“ll'-Illia

, _;_ l . .

-BIND Ltd are

coats. -

*»"-Levine" cos eww

-_con _ nlei‘>'stl'i'MsiN'r.- visit

9, _cur ladfesfcoat department. Bpe¢lI_»1`

_ ow in Germany. Within a few. have paid for has expired and thus Hoes concession now offered' on 311

eyerything but in vain. I thought it _w

lines for' Mldwlnter Selling. Sinclair 2 Stewart, Ltd,-fy V /' 41,-2llME2i

-OUR LADIES COAT sales have

previous year. The balance of stock now specially reduced to clear.Sfnola- ir & Stewart, Ltd, 1-23ME2l

wsslsifll Ptstonsis

-Mrs. James McKenzie, Campbell- ton, _was in Summerside yesterday.J.'

-J. Ralph Briindoge, Summsrside, was/a passenger .to Bloomfield by the . express yesterday afternoon.J.

____

-J. J. England, Bpringdeld, was a passenger to hishonie yesterday after spending the day in Bunimsrside.J.

--William Sheen, was a passenger

to Summerside from the east yester- :lay aftarnoon.J.

-L. Distant, traveller for Clayton

S: Bon, Halifaxjis at present in Summerside calling on the trade.J.

-J. A. Bihallman, Summerside,was

a passenger west yesterday afternoon. -J.

--Mrs. Woodman, Albcrton, passed

through Summerside yesterday after- noon.J. `

-Miss Belle Casely, Coleman, is ipending a few days in Summerside the guest of her sister Mrs. James l‘aylor.J.

-Mlss'Mary MeCardle, returned to Flummerside yesterday afternoon af- Eer visiting friends in Charlottetown. -J.

-Harry James, Charlottetown; A. 7. Vanwort, St. John; W. F. Whore, St. John; I. L. Bangs, Machias; El- :ner G. Smith, Pictou, registered at "ho Queen Hotel, Bummerside, be- tween 6.30 last' evening and 6.30 the previous evening.--J,

-A. T. .Lewis and wife, Port Elgin;

3. F. Hart, London, Eng.; John A. Ferris, Montréal; D. W. Burn, Strat- lord; 'l‘. A. I-liltz, Halifax; L. Dys- tant, Halifax; W. A. Patterson, St. John, rogistered__ at the Clifton House, Summcrside, between 6.30 last evening and 6.30 the previous. evening.-J. ,.

_,___ ,

-Marion, the youngest daughter of Sraelman and Mrs. McArthur, Sum- merside, whose condition during the last week has occasioned her PBT°“fB ind friends of the family much anxi- >ty, is this (Tuesduy), says an ex- change, reported alittle better, and the prospects for-,her ultimate recov- :ry are brighter than they have been _ for several days. i

'.BI'l‘TER RATE WAR

"IS TI-IREATENED BY ' STEAMSHIP LINES.

BERLIN, Jan. 2,0-A rats war ec- lipsing all former ones may be declar- ed between the North Transatlantic and the South Transatlantic steam- ship pools in consequence of immi- grant line concessions given _by Aus- tria to the Canadian Pacific Rail- road, to be operated in competition with the Austro-American line out of Priests. The scheme of the Canadian Pacific

railroad is of tremendous 'consequen- ce to the United States, in view of the fact that the concession will cnuse cheap rates and throw every. month 20,000 immigrants-Austri- ans, Servians, Turks and Montene- grins-intoAmerica, via Montreal,and thence by rail to Toronto; as soon as the Balkans situation is cleared and immigration permitted. ` ‘ A prominent steaxiship man here says if the Austro- _f_n6l~l_clin 'line does

not agree to a uniform ijhte witli: the Canadian railroiida terridl: co test

- l h in is A Constitutional Disease

cle -but it cannot be cured by local ap cltionl. _

I r ulres constlf"sionn.l treatmen

A rl d todty.

up the by all

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FOODITARIFF SCHEDULES “You must remember Mr. Durkee,” lBtg?'Ligc|?,:1e

said Chairman Underwood, “that we leans and cannot write a. prohibitive tarifl. We mont, T x

want n tariii than will bring in rev- the retentiozsb, enue " »

orth

orth uf

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Mice out This

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` 'AManiifi¢fur¢_rf¢ rin! » A sinifnpi slam neil-§i_‘ »

` _A Seaeon‘s Clean ll ' '

‘ A Makers Surplus 'I .ll l

None. Of. these 0¥dii,udry alitiquated Il1_0l11~¢at€l1

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reasons for offering tlieie beautiful Furs at about half of what you would be asked elsewhere in this vicinity. _ 'f . ' _ _

W-hen n good _manufacturer and a_ wide-avr ake

retailer get their heads together something is liable to l18PP¢U- . _ 0 _

The reason for this sale does not interest yon,

` but the valueswe are giving certa_in_ly should.

IT TAKES 'IWO FACTS to make this /Fur

sale great.

:wssH1No'roN, Jnn. zo.-'-whether

FIRST-The fur; are fine and new and made in

all the latest styles. _

SECOND--We are selling them at very much

less than you canhuy them elsewhere.

Sil Down for li Minute, Read These

BROWN CONEY MUEFS; Em-

pire style, made from-No i skins, well

furred, full satin lined clearance

BLACK CONEY MUFFS; Large

size, Empire desigil'=,' made from No. I skins, satin lined, clearance price.$2.50

MINK MARMQ-r MUF_F= En-

pire design, made offline grade mink marmot skins, handsomely striped, satin lined, silk -wrist cord, clearance price _ $4.51

MINK MARMOT MUFF: Em-

pire design, lnsde from iinegrade skins, satin lined, itimnied with two heads and four tails, clearance price. ...$5.00

`MINK MARM,O'l‘ MUFF: Pil-

low design, made from eirtra choice mink marmot skins, distinctly striped, satin lined, trimmed with five small and four,1arge tails, clealance price

NATURAL SABLE MUFF:

Empire design, made from 'ine grade full furred skins, satin lined, sir-one wrist cord, clearance pi'ice.........$l5.50

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BROWN CONBY / STOI. E

made from line grade coney skins, trim'

med with iwn heads and four tallaclearr

ance prices. _ . . . . .$2.00, $2.75 to $4.i0

BLACK CONEY STOLES:

Made from Hue grade. Cone' skins, trimmed with two heads and iilur toil,-,__ clearance prices. . $2.75, $5.50 to $5.00

MARMOT S TOLE!

Made from line skins and nicely mark- ed, satin lined, 64 inches long, and ex- cellent value, clearance price . .$5.00,

NATURAL SABLE RUFFl`

Made from deep full furred natura. sable, trimmed with heads and_‘t_nil5, clearance prices. $l7.50.$22.50 _ion

BLUE rox snr; Laige pillow

muff and neat stylish neck piece, made from first grade skins, and beautifull trimmed, clearance price. . . . .

BLACK FOX SET; Lfirgef

low mail and stole cf thclatesf desi ` clearance price. _ . .

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ARE UNDER DEBATE

to maintain a tariff on food products; or put them on the free list was the question before the House Ways and Means Committee to-day when it took up the agricultural schediile, which includes all kinds of -fruit and farm products.

E. W. Dui-kee, of Ne York, urged

the committee to retalvn .the present rates on ground spices,-although he admitted the duty was prohibitive.

___________-_____. .__ _La _=___. _ _ _._ __

L: - _

Durkee declared if the duty were re- nee'

moved 'foreign manufacturers would send in "doped" spices and the pure food law would be unable to reach them. He thought that the raw spices should come in duty free. R. A. McCormick, of Baltimore, urged the committee to maintain a big dif- ferential in duties on ground and un- ground spices so as to protect the

prelent

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