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ldhtliodist Churclil" ;'ennysoii_°~‘ ‘ 149°" »Aiianw,eleoi'n`s."' . 'L f;_’

gm given a

Til Fire Department has received A- E- 1118?#

twenty one new water proof coats. These _A- E- Williams ,

_have been sought for, fora long time and ' Skip 5.

itispleaaing _to know that the firemen ~ are now fuly equipped 'ln _this line. ` Tns lnarrlage tcik _place at seven

" A I ll " Mrs.

_ A uproar was current yesterday that .W_m. Lerner, the eribvle man. who keel” gigdtddaifdilzxofd satgiet' ggirrigaugglérr astore on Lower Hillsboro St.. had lately ,ML Th oeémny 3 Dali"-_sm bl.” ioiiisa, ti.. mins oc me screams wil. R,,_ W_ H-__-s,d¢wlck:,_‘1‘_“;bs._ hm.” { _liuif hgwsvsr failed io give canal-m_si.ioii , ,,,,mb,, M “Md” M- me ‘fonwwtlf - tothernmor. . ' »__pu,ms_ »- . R

'J-ness Cosslac arrived yesterday from frés Local Governuientl have granted $yf_l\l`_°Y. Where i1°__Dll\Y°d Wil-ll the Nlt- Sill) and transportation to fan young men, ` liillhl H00k6Y NND il* ifW0 382008- He ltobe selected from nominations of the

- Will BDD.°l\‘ Wm* M5 °ld i'°°m» W6 AMR' Farmers Instltutes,one for each Institute

waits. in their games for the rest-of the who will take acourse in ‘Agriculture at season. He went to Sulnmersids, but re- Ti-m~°_. gn meh- mmm they will |ectm,e turns`to the city on Monday. _ ` atlnstitutemeetings and otherwise dis-

rss soil. -sa om slow" of wm. J. l“““‘"“°° ““"°“‘““‘“‘ k“°""°“¥°~ Emery, Belle River narrowly escaped Arlene Meer-ass, Presbyterian elder, destruction by fire Wednesday afternoon I-Iopefield. recently received ii. very plea.. The fire started near the engine and but _ent surprise when a large number of for the efforts of neighbors the whole frlelldl from Little Sands and High Bank building would have beendestroyed. As assembled at his home iiild presented him

ou it was the damage totals Sill. ` ‘iaith an address and a beautiful rattan

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Tnllgpeople of Murray Harbor South,

Little Sands and Murray River have not Esggrlsilégpéaazlprgf“;:;h;;sh;:; forgotten their pastor during the holiday Ph” md than pprwiaunn of their “_ season. Many valuablegifts have been “plus ,eu md Luv", in _pmmoun the received from different sections of' the bus intenm of the ehuiwb I

congregation, one of the most seasonable _ -_ __ ' ` land ¢|m,|y being A very hm, pu, 0| 4 Boris very fine practices have lately l mel. ‘riiess mrsiisoi goodwill* been held on Pi-ot. Earlds overs. 2‘Tl1°

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.b ¢h ,_th`i1_we can. i il ._ s uit sol. was .lim nil...

...'°>~‘ ny' ~"‘» -_ - ~- - ‘ \§?:ilv?a`;gatd“;nd:vork was continued at

' 'T You can take your 'choice' ` ‘ of _'c_1`ioice'st_ costs made,

new,'sty1is_h, and up to date- ’ ilnsi.-sriucsl

URTTH TWU if

his _'own' indefatigable_ exertions his

d ;nii_nieption,\li'ith, Great Britain, Canada

was dis-_

Wil~`

|29 anywhere m 110 to

150 years old. Q `_

E..H. Haviland

Percy Pope

Wni. Brehaut

- J. 'A. McDonald

Rev. T. F. Fullerton

~ Skip 10.

1liidReF| raid

o'clock last n ht at the home of

Mrs. MacPl1ee with a valuable

Mikado" _which comes _ oft' week after- Easter. Everything points to n successful production cf th`ls grand opera. Thanks

'ltarle has always been able io obtain and

operas hate always been successful and- Kfeltr musical trllirnplls, that are a great credit to the town . it rents chiefly with- the performers att/bnding rehearsals when called whether predictions pill _ accrue to pass. ' - _

G_ilrulu.Mq Marconi, who is at Rome,

. stated that he_was there to” sign a new ` convention with the' Italian' Gbverii'xn`6'lit' 'fto provide theta new _and powerful wire- less stiltlon at Biotana. which Wits' to`ll`ave _communication with Argentina, 5-`_sho`_il_d in the event of no station-_being erected in Argentliia be utllired for colu-

'and other ci_»unf,ri_es.~‘l_Ii`¥rooni`_wiil pro,- -°~°‘l€‘ *'°_. .C.5‘“_“d“ '“.1f¢.b"“'.‘?3_9° f.““’. dl°'..

rdiies the 'kiuestion .avithi e' a\itho_rie_i$s" A .;' iz ‘,1_'_`»‘.'_"...‘l _.;.i,,=; .e.;,.l. _

. Tull: following officers in Eton _Lodge were installed lastnight by Bro. Geo. D. §_Wi-ight, D, D. assisted _by.P. P. Bio. Geo.

_|*Bnelgrove.

_ ` P. P.-H. Lapthom. . _ W. P.-E. E. Jordan.

V. P.-A_._F,_ Newson. _ _ '-

Chap.-H.Gha%gls_r. _

, Sec.-Geo. W. oi-thy, Trees.-E. l. Purdy;

iird Guide -W. Nelson. _

_ ~4thGulde-D. Smith.

I. G.-B. Whitlock. ' . O. G.-E. Worth.

" _ "1‘si».=p»ioii&i'visii=.ilig ills Railway y».i~fl_

.yesterday were lnyutiiled by several deep bcles_whloh were being dug in different

- 'parts _onthe yard. The natural inference

'was that the new“Baiiway station was

, seen to become s rs_ali_ty, a site had

really been selected and the foundation work would soon be in full blast. Ons of the excavations was _made alongside the

window of the Sli§erint`_sndent‘s odice and

e";&|?_|-!,_i_iik had "dug_` sho_u_t_ seven or If tfeet the tide began to rise 'in the- ' liele'iimi'soon compelled the workmen to - spek_hlgher‘ground toesenpe the incom-

lt during phil whole afternoon. In the des _ oentlogs were eutftlirough over ~s foot thick and a small sised sewer was met _wins 'nie u'iicsmil‘wss- muse io ee _ _dompesed almost entirely of sand through which the atcrhom the near by shore~

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__ lastlyesr, which is over eighteen not cept , oli'_.the_ capital, over seven'

~oeaiiL[-on the”ocnii>'lud,l capital and

rqt. '$i'A\eklicide_re may well be ccagra tulef»d._ -, - -_ '.i‘KlWhistParty~ _ '.,,Dane-given _by

‘Ths.§ttdii`ds`ll1ce wid:ltrir`s`an'l.i all`ei{ioy's'di

_haugiii _ and nie Genus in by assi-gs J IAM- After W lstllsd been concluded

‘M Md°il' -f T"n`6idg'v'ras kept do tilis late hour. 'Dur-'

been ep-_ _sold __ an ,M~_Lé-M’ XVI “_ ing tlisevonlnk refreshments wersserved. .tes fo;~_ wanna ‘ &m£__'£.“,_,“° _ ol Rank ‘Thfconiaxlttee having the affair iii charge

_,_ l'°lP°¢°lV;_@' ‘B ia" » ' tm sretobecongratulaiuid upon the success

ls* is understood that AJ A.Lefurge'y, " 4 ‘ - ~

_“_' _ m m- _ Cu also at the Rink yesterday after- ` ...fi 3.1... .:..:.... *'t‘“..-.s::‘.‘;-':...':‘.:.':.°.‘l -Sm ....»...»...........- 1- ---» »~ -.---y

date for Prince County in the recent s°_?‘st'°"°'° rea lin ti . ~ "“°YG"¥

of the first of these enjoyable evenings given by the Knights of Pythias

School of Zion Ohurch was held last nlght.~ The reports showed e successful year nuthwlthatanding the vacancy in the pastorate durhlgs greater part of last year. The collections showed a higher average per scholar .than ever before. There _ was raised for missions during the year the sum of $£il).-'f Thspfilcers elected werdk- ` ‘_ ‘ _ ` -_ Superintendent#-John -T. McKenzie

_As_st. Sup. -.Murdoch

‘ Trees,-Beni.D. Rogers _ '

_ Soey.-Misshlaggie Besrlsto ' Organist.-Miss Annie Fraser Sup. ’ Prim. Dept.-Miss Beatrice

Mcintyre `

Record Keeper-Bruce Huggan

Asst. Record Keeper-W. T. Human.

PECULIAR STATEMENT

illnnrs, Jun.~i0.-The National Liberal

leader, Dr. Passche, addressing his con-

stituents at Kruzacht on Saturday made

the astounding statement that Germany and Great Britain were on the verge of wer last Week, referring, evidently, to _representations which the German Eer- eig,n Office made to Great Britain regard- ing a bellicose threat against Germany in the Army and Navy Gazette .Dr. Passche‘s words were: "I know with absolute certainty thet Germany and Great Britain last week were much 'nearer warlike complications than many people dream. Our diplomacy succeed- ed in averting the danger, though with ldifliculty.

One ofthe reasons which may have

'decided the Kkiser to accept with eager- ness the invitation to take part .in -'the peace conference of European rulers ex- _nimlsc to liim by King christian xx. oi. Denlnurkls undoubtedly the fact-that in spite_ of her `magnificenti`y 'trained and equipped army Germany could never -stand the- expenses_"cf ‘ a'war ' with a European power( f _ ,. __ ,_ __ _ _ This has been shown beyond a doubt by Colonel Renaud, the famous military ex- pertdnd 'fllfancier,".vvho, in sn,: article :in ca military paper says that In case of war Germany' would be able to -‘riiobilize fourrullllon thdtougllly trained soldiers and six million partially drilled plan, the _daily maintenance of 'whom ‘wduldopst nearly $18,0il'l,(ll0 a day be- -sides the cost‘of ammunition-an expense _whicl1Geriliany could not stand for s. weekln her present financial condition. It sielns that statistics are sometimes of some value.

Referring to the United States duty on `Germsn wines, Dr. Passche said lie had mentioned the matter to~ Chancellor `von"Biilow, whdhad promised to do ev- erything in his power -sto prevent it. Nevertheless, he' added, the _Americans were incensed against Germany because of difficulties thrown in the way of the importation of United States goods into Germany. - ' '

srolvlacu AND Livsn frnollsnns.

` Mr. Alex. M. Finn Ihkeiflnsii N. B., writes:-“I have usedbr. Chase's kidney- Liver Pills for _dsrangements of the kid. nays and liver andnmmach troubles, and _can certify that they did me a good deal of good._ can heartily recommend them to any 'ons suffering as' I did."' _ _

IN FU ' lTURE_ f

"A'l`w`a'§a'NthB bii|t"vsl\f_e in the city”

at Mark Wright Furnishing Co’e._

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SPECIAL NOTICES.

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All white lawn walstsj price at Paton's

_Remnant§sle- __ » - - :_

Always ren\e__i_nber/ that British

Aimopd Finke re's_c_happed‘hands. and a l rea ed appjgo le.

. A ' :> .' Don~’t folfget to cali atv Pston’s

_ amd “plz” Mm- .rm im' ,,°,,emi_ _.for remnafiits when down' to mer-

' al _ ' _ _ "smilie these li1iii2»i-_<'li-_¢wl.aol¢s willbe s_ lie! ¢°dlY- ' " - 134 li

_ _ __ T ,_,-_ ___-._._ _,. W, _wpgid ‘consider it 8 _ _ _keen i'-ivsi_u>i.li_iir°;ciie»1sii»i»rii seg. -~

_ ____-_ __ _t_l_i`et' way. _ Don’l: ° "I _S __

v t.v_'?" °"greilt{` opportunity- to buy

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$‘.='l§"..Z`Il?li ff

Reduction s

a ii-I1_‘Pl'i¢_e

Macs? Blnillsicii of Cod

Liveiwli hufbiéii reduced

to 35c and 75c mbgtile for 5 T

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as __ o ers

always'-.perfectlt `

_Jost the _remedy colds-and lung

troubles. _ .»b_l,h_¢lQ_1l\y_"‘_'l'|is,l‘1ses". _

DlU\GQI§TI

Gm Gt; Geo. aiidllsiii Sis

*N Kevin' of ;»Py.t\i1~_»` _Inf T- _ - - Otssle Hail last' night wat s’ liuccssaj P1

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You've the certainty of choice from the best stock

Charlottetown.

You’ve‘i:he satisfaciioirof wearing sl thoroughly

up-to-date garment, and of feeling well dressed. And

for all this-all we want is

i Bali Prlcc

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FHISUNTH ll|EKiH '

IS lllllill illlil

Csunnilal, Mass., Jan. 10-_-Expecting _

that Amy Roberts, the servant in' tlle_ Page family, would be called to the wit- ness staud today, hundreds of men and women besieged the East Cambridge Court House today _in an attempt to gain admission tothe room in which Cliilrlcs L. Tucker, of Auburndale is being tricil for the murder of Miss Mabel Page, who was, stabbed to death in her fathers home in Weston oil March 31, 1904. Those who were fortunate enough to gain ad- mission, were dlsappointed because Miss Roberts was not called, but all breathed a sigh of relief when the last of the halid- writing experts for the prosecution _ finished his testimony ii. short time before - the noon adjeumrnent. l The featuieof todayls proceedings was I

L .am -J .__ .__r" __._.__§.

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“Special ___ Furniture Prices

_ T0 make room for Spring sliipmentsr, which will soon be arrivlxl

-we are naming very low prices on evcrytliiilg ill illc siore.

Special Discounts On Parlolialiil Bedroom Suits

make our prices very_atiraciive to shrewd and money-saviuig buyers. Maine your money goroafer nsjsosslble this hard year, by getting your furniture where you cali savealzolli 25c on the ilolllir.

John Newson.

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the endeavor of District -Attomey Gellcrnl A. Sanderson to learn the iacts_ oerning a tall old-fashioned clock that stood in the corner of the living room of the Page house. It was brought out that soon after three o'clook on the afternoon of the murder persons in the house noticed that the ‘clock had stopped. Mr. Page then ect ‘the cicek. It was also brought out that on the dey oi the funeral tile clock was several minutes slow. -Edward Page, the father oi the murdered wonlali, testified last week that the clock lost one or two minutes every day, and that on account of some defect in the mechanism the weights frequently got tangled, thus causing the time piece to stop. It is be- lieved that the prosecution intends to show that the murderer of Miss Page had more time in which to do his work than is generally conceded. _

Another feature of ` todays testimony

_was the rapidity with which disposition was made of the handwriting experts for the prosecution. _ David .Carvahlo, the New York expert who was on the stand when the court ad_lourned_ yester- day,`dfilshed his testimony today. He was followed by Wm. J. Kingsley, ano- the`r‘New York expert. Mr. Kingsley was onthe stand but a few moments and by agreement between Counsel, lie was not subjected to s cross examina- tion. _He agreed with the other experts thiitthe author of' the disputed “J. L. Morton" address` which' was found iiciir MissPage‘s body was the same person wlioillled out certain sales slips, -which theprosfpiiticn contends were made out by Tucker. _ ' _

Tucker was in better spirits today than

_ '_ ~`f _.ii ' ii .car loco il. trial msn. li A- W- R€¢l_ if. Cgm galore- _lgirecnfviili cngeeputicliwhogusiced hiss

wlnked st the newspaper men, who sat nsyrhim and seemed amused at many portions of the testimony. ii. is expected that Amy Roberts will be called to the stand tomorrow. _

TAKE NOTICE

We publish simple, straight testimon-

ials, not press agents' -interviews, fronl well known_people. ` From ell over America they testify to the merits of MINARUS LINIMENT he beet of Household Remedies.

C. C. RICHARDS & Co.

Capt Breton Ads

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is the total; _obhpplications received;by the SUN

L11-‘E or* CANA”i>_li,~f“-tii“fi9_o4. Au increase,of $3,42 5- 797.oo over ” ` _ _ _ _

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Prospei‘E'l‘us and Progressive.

E- R- BROW- Maiiager for P. E. Island,

_ _ ` Charlottetown, _ 19 mwf' ly_r,

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ACTUI-ii RESULTS

Are the supreme test of successful management in any business.

'This is' the result of a 2o.Payment Life Policy in tile North American Life for $5ono, aifnual premium $l52. the Investment Period of which expired this year. _ _ '

(I9 Withdraw the'cash'val`ue $3768 5c.

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(2) Take a paid up policy for $7400-oo.

El) Draw the profits-in cash $r38l.uo and take a paid up policy

for t e face of the policy $5000.00 [which continues to participate in future profits]

(4) Take an annuity for life of $102-75 and continue the $5000.00

in force. being a fully paid up participating policy.

ROSS &NIATTHEWS

Managers for P- E. I. - - Charlottetown.

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CLEARANCE SALE!

J. B. McDONALD 61 Co's.

Will sell the balance of stock. Men’s and Boys’ Clothing

iii Over Costs, Ulsfers, Reeiers, Suits and Pants at 33% to 56 p.c, cd. All Men’s and Boys' Cloth Caps 25 p.c. ofl. All Men’s and Boys’ Fur Caps 25 p.c. oil. All Men's and Boys’ Felt Hats 3354' to 5c p.c. off. All Mitts and Gloves 25p c. oil. Men’s White and Colored Shirts 33% p. c. off. Men's Woolen Shirts 25. p.d. oil. Wool Sweaters 2 5 p.c. oil. Wool. flannel and flaiineites 25 p- c. oil.Dress Goods 3 3% p.c. off.’i`weeds and Worsied 25 p. c- oii.` Ciothand Wool Tams half price. Small

Wetes and Ribbon half, price. Boots and Shoes yfi less than Pi ¢¢- . .

Come in and if we can suit you. can buy your goods cheap.

Sale commences to-day. '

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