EBRUARY 24i 1912 ‘ 'THE L’-"EST NEWS 'THE c1=i.uzLo'i"i‘E'roWN oohaniiin '_ FIRST or ALL" ‘ PAGE SEVEN

When You Have Decided ‘O ETHE 0UEEN’S COUNTY GUARDIAN

_ seine Down

there is iea yon y one cddin Rin for

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.cd in the interim

,and should have been so designated.

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l‘rot.iit yn-irne'f` from lim uc \\'.»uflior.

rd vrtiisnlf from ccngli , col-is and

kimlffrl tiisnrclurs--liy <-ipiip.'.i|\_g' yuurst-lt' with a good pair \\i`.s\ir\ siyli li rubber limf_i_ ,

cn':: boots, kncc leiistli uf_\ l i, first ily, ilu- only line we liivi- as it is the

ui»ly_.{|ailf- that will give yru rutile Ii tis- _ fliciiu -, ‘\l~ sizes ` $3.75

nrm Ki »g, coin si up :ibovo the knri-_-1, " cut $5 ,l

Boys' Boots, luenvy _--.iyl ~, :ill -iles SJ .l Women`s 2.50

Girls' " '$22. ' cifiiafei-rs i.7`5

Alle & Co. 135 Queen Street.

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with nimtnrril pose and ex- I,fig_~~.ion -fliekind you have ulwiiys waiiicd --can be had fit '

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l'riccs Moderate. .

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' First Cal]

\\`c have it full supply of all

kluflsot frcsli, salt, sinoked and cnuucd fi_<li, :ill of the hest <|uali\_\' for the l.cui<~u sexi:-oii. Orders will rcci‘i\'c proiupt ziticiiiion. l‘liQii': t»5.]_

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:;."l"t‘._lu 1-ilucaic the public in the fad _"“""' llllil--Grade Coal there`s non- u|f.n\u io li--.'ii-oura. All sizes, but ou"- ""'U’-"`1*"l’i'*l. ilic cleanest, too Deal

uuli ill. firm that lives up lc tliese promis-,

f".' ' ._ . '~ ~ uid you ll _ .uc lb if $_on fuel-surc.

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y_____'v"_‘_;__'_'l1\_‘1 not be ulile to get. hut. toil' I-Lon everything they want' H,____(_____ ‘__<--ti Ret them a- real nice _,ml __t__l-\_'1‘l organ, muy guru-onteed, ____ _____ _ii _und hook, freight prepaid, ,fr ,_____i`_ i2>;f_»0. _lirics today. Mu- t__w___ i-_.l kent ht., Charlotte-

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Cheap Sale of

-- o n Biscuits _

this wr-ck. Soc our Sliow~Wiiu_low

and Csiiiiiteis. for Bzngniiis

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0nr - Specialties

Correct Posing' i

~ “Popular Tones Scientific lighting

The Latest Styles

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WANTED

Two compositors(tnale or female)

can secure steady employment and good pay by applying at the Guard- ian Office.

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"With Ermalina paper bags the tough rooster is made to taste like ii spring chicken. Cabbage, onions, etc., can be cooked without. the neighbors knowing the least thing about it. No dishes to wash, no kitchen odors to escape through the house and they are so low in price that no one can afford to bc without them. The Two Macs. di'ti'~

"Naturally you desire to get some-

thing iii s, Wall Decoration that will be different from most other people. Uome lu anytime this afternoon and talk the mutter over with Mr. Wan- zcr, the expert on interior decora- tions. You will he delighted by the wonderful range of handsome designs he luis to show, and his suggestions fn tnstcfui Wnll dccorntions will be a revelation to you. Moore & McLeod.

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"Do you intend to get your child-

rcn an organ or piano? Now is the time. Miller Bros. 2-21d4i.

"Saturday morning. we opened an-

other great range of 36 inch colored sllks, psilletto weaves. The C010!! shown are Ivory, Ecru, Lemon, Tus- can. 1-"fuk, Grey, Old Rose, Brown, Dork Green, Reseda, Nile, Sky. This silk is a w_onderful value-soft lust- rous and flue and sells for 99 cents ver yard. Moore & McLeod. 2-12dtf-

“40 inch Black Palllatte silks have

lust come in-sec thin wonderful val- ue-brigbt, good weight, just right for dresses-99 cents per yard. Moore 2 McLnod'n. 2-12dt.f.

"You need not tell your family

those instruments are no Hood at that price, for we will take them back, and pay freight both wayl. if you are not satisfied. Write today to Miller Bros., 123 Kent Elf... Char- lottetown. 2-Zldii.

"Rememhcn You can save more

money today than you can cam ina month Write Miller Bron.,123 Kent

_ ` The first prize for the best herd_

In pr_oducin~f the most milk per cow for

this Piovincc, given at the Dairy- man's Convention, was won again this year by James U’Connor. Clin' iton. 'l‘his is the second ycar that Mr.

i()'t?onnor lins won this prize. _ , ai .

§ The executive committee of the alli- inuce has been fortunate in securing *the services of Rev. J. W. Aikens, of 'Toronto, t_o ci-uduct the meetings this week. He will preach this after- noon nt 4o’i~lock in Brussels street Baptist church.-St. ,John exc. (Rev. wir. Aikcns is well known in Charlot- tetown, and some time ago conducted `.=iervices for a week in the First Meth- i `odist Church.)

A Long River correspondent wrltcst

--The school is progressing favorably under the skilful management of ‘Mark Mc»'.)uillau.-I-its friends are pleased to see Wellington Paynter out again after being under treat-_ ment of Dr. Jardine, Kcnsingivll- ‘Some of the young sports of Free- town paid ii flying visit t0 French ltiver recently. Some of the farmers have taken interest in a black fox ranch which they intend building on ,the premises of Dau. lfiely, Cliiit0Y\.1 in the spring. '

; D. 0’M Reddin, Charlottetown, has ‘returned after a DIE’-1S8“t three Weeks trip to New York and Ottawa. Mr.. Iteddin‘s chief purpose in visitiug_ ,New York was to meet the Misses lstiillo, owners of Dalvay, Tracadie. lThey wished to consult him regard- .ing the possibilities of fox ranching lin Prince Eilwnrd Island and with' ;ti\c idea of establishing a large fox ‘ranch on their extensive premises at _ Iinlvay. Mr. Reddiu has been nuttior- li:/.ed by the Misses Stallo, to pur-J ichase foxes on a large scale and have , ‘tue ranch established as soon as lpossible. This will mean much to this _ ireiiuirkable industry in this province: land will ndd to the wealth and mag-3 iuitude of fox ranching here. ;

l Mrs. l\’iu. Howard, Cornwall, re- fc ntly received the sad news of thel lvery sudden death on Feb. 7th oil ‘heart fnilure of licr brother-in-law,t :thc Rev. J. l-l. Collins, of .i\.ucaster,i |Uut. Owinig to failing health Mr, Col-l Ilins superannunted about two years, 'u.go. At the time of his death he was { |s.:pp1ying for the church at Cliiiord,. ltint. For more than forty years he) ihas been an earnest faithful, audi

lwill be much regretted not only in Ulla! Ulf? lmmltifhllt linsses them_ liyl i

J B D M D lthc Methodist Church, but by ull dc-iff UWY- Will fhenlselveh ll0l`9lSt,l“ \\9'g

nominations. In the early years of-

lhave the sincere sympathy of her?

socintions, Tianspoitntlon Lompan-I ies, Departments of Agriculture, ctc., , 'ct:c. This is n most comnienilahle step and this Province should benefit* from the idea. The Seed Fairs thatl are being hold and the quality of seed 7 that is being shown have made thisl Province talked about from British Columbia to the Atlantic Ocean, and _ well to the Southern States. The Provinces and States are niaikinir cu-_ qulrics and are engaging men to get' the facts and make reports and it isl upto the farmers to show that the~ reports that have reached them have not been exaggerated. Come along‘ then. farmers, with vour wives and children, bring the best of your seed, und _fret thc' women to bring the best of their cookery and preserves, and the best of their handicrafts. Show to America. that if the number of people in the Province has declined, the quality is steadily improving. The diderent couiniittecs nrc provid- ing excellent pi-ogrnnis. Remember the dates, Sourls, Wednesday, Febru- ary 28th; Georgetown. March lst; Summerslde, March 5th, 6th, 7th| find Sth, and (iharlottetowu, 12th,` 13th and 14th. Prizc lists can be had from thc Department of Agricul-

ture. '

::-Beef, Iron and Wine is a deli- cious tonic worth trying. It enriches, the blood, builds un the tissues, cre-l ates a good appetite. If you feel] worn out or run down you need a tonic. You couldu’t take 9, better one than this. 75c_ full pint bottle. E. A. Foster, Central Drugstore, Sunnyside.

The l’eople’s Theatre = I Tliroulh his Wit c'a

_ Picture

~ There is some fun In this. he is ncwlywod

2 The lnventor'| Secret ln which ws asa s llbulc more fun.

Monday '

The Delhi Dmlnr

The crnwulnir of OU" KING no lfniperor of Imlia,

3 A lriiiguph Monthly

A Glnnpsc offlu; World near mil

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~ 4 The Gamble:-'s Influ-

OPM. A slnry with a :good mn'-il to if

ti. F. llllTCllESON

The newly elected Directors of the

~ 1 *_ \l’. E. Island Dairymen's Association,

The dispatches in ycgterdays iggue 1 appointed at the recent convention in

ttharlottetown, will meet in about

look lor the Stamp tai.. W.W.W_ ' .ju -- ~';»,

t' 3' * . ' ~ respecting the Nova Scotia Legisla- I ,-4 W. Wo ` ` l»l\i‘0 and comment on the pigment iutt“'9 ‘Wells time Bild &l>D0iiit their ‘f-~.~/T '_ _ _thc Herbert case at Montreal were '1lfl¢U'H-

' Jeweten . . ' special despatclies to The_Guardian_ _°°‘

At ,_ rcccut meeting of Lodge Eton, Sons of England, Charlottetown, u committeeuvas appointed to prepare ii letter of condolence to he forward- cd to Capt. C. B. Robinson, of the Salvation Army, Montreal, formerly of Uharlottctowii, who recently was bereaved hy the death of his wife. (Ynpt. Robinson has hosts of friends in tiharlottctoivnpiid much sympathy is_felt for the young and pgpumr officer in ,the grenf. los.-i he has sus- tainctl. ,

A Bellevue correspondent writes:--

'flip school is progressing mpidly un. rlnr the able management of D. A. i\icPherson.-R. U. McDonald has rc- t._u_rnad home after visiting frignrli; m Ixinross.-Malcolm MacPherson of l_<lond_yke, was the guest of \V. Gil- lis, (irandview, recent,ly.-Dan lilc- Donald paid a flying visit to Heath- crdale recently.-Samuel 1\icBco'_h bm; arrived home after visiting friends Ill Ulgg-John Mcltieath, Lewis, has ri-turned home after visiting his bro- ther Kenneth, of Bellevue.

Yesterday 'lll0FI'li\1i-I at eleven o'clock

nt the tfliarlottetown Customs Ap- praisers office A. Boitner, auctionuer, sold a number of articles to defray expenses, etc. These included a very handsome and valuable pair of mini- ble statucttes of the lute Alexander and Mrs. McDonald, Dalvny. grand- parents of the misses Stallo, well known here. The statuettes are niag- uuiccnt works of art and were liollilht in by R. B. Rossborough, Agent: of the estate, for the sume of $72.15, the amount of the (‘ust.om's C10-lm~ _A Dhonograph, a washer and ii quantity of Stock Food was also disposed of, the parties to whom they were consigned, having failed to claim their property. -

_A member of the Belfast, tlre.) Evening Telegraph staff 'who was among the British Journalists who visited this Province lust summer contributes an excellent article to his paper on l’_ E. Islnnul. I-lc com- ments most favorably on the pro- llilllltify law and deals at some length with the motor law. He says: "The prohibition of motoring is nn absurdity that stumps the people as being not only behind the times, but as having no desire to be abreast of them. They might equally have ex- cluded the railway, because horses shy at the trains. it is turning their

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,",i2. _ ' ll l \V ` ' . to It pays to buy in this Provincml There will be a leap year Masquer-

-.» _ it b }’~ “W W ww The Guardian News Department 'Tuesday evening. The ladies only will _

i _ __ _ le . . . _ grloses tonight at 12_ and reopens fit, be masked.

livery ring hastlie above stamp inside. 112 Hllnday Hiirhf-. 124 J. can he phon-‘ --- _ . » ,- ' V

~ On Fiiday we were able to _buy 300 yds.

of black, all silk, cliiifon tatfeta ata greatly reduced price and have now placed it on sale.

Tlie regular price i _

vvidii. 19 inches 57c yard

i 50 yards of the iinestquality of ‘Nest ot l'.ngland" Cheviot Serge in black only; 52 inches wide, we sell this regularly out of

' stock for 151,85 but having got a snap on it

vvtfre willi of f

"> U Sha” ' $l.50 pei' yard

Stanley Bros.

piality.

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APPLES ' '

hortlieru Spye, Kings, Rus

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L. A. Haszard i

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lowing 2 iid diy utr qu iliucs.

villi =\iou li t»l;i-iu: film

.iw l intrest posa I-l e lime.

Sherwin-Williams llandtraf Stain

Read the following descriptions uficme of the most important Paints and Vnr_

_ _ _ nislics you will need this spring

Sherwin-Williams Paint fPr¢paredl S. W. P. ls :t most il iralilc :ind in ist r-_'on '

_ Sherwin-Williams l"laf-Tone A p'ii:~t i`i~r the artistic .ycl ceoiuluiical decorations -I i ilvrior walb, -‘citing--', .incl \\'¢io.'-work. `

Sherwin-Williams Enamel A liigli \,u lit_\' white ciimiicl of _-|\lieui.lid working,

Sherwin-Williams Porch Floor Painf'1`l\is is ii purc linieed oil paint, and dries

Sherwin-Williams Marmot Marmo' is a iluralile tough and elastic Floor varnish

li~t is miieasily our-c ,u der rout wear. and thai retains its original lustre for

'This is aliigh-grade, srtisf.c slain for

finisliing ii»if~riur \\'ocdvm|k l"or Sale by ‘ Agents for S. W. P. Paints and So Wu Varnishes

bucks upon the spirit of the age-the spirit of progress. Mediaevalism of this sort is wholly misplaced in the 20th century. lt is hardly to be won-

I.i§v0teu pastor and his sudden death lflfrcfl at that they have to complain

ing out .of dnle in other resliects. It

l)EN'l‘iS'1‘ f his ministry, he 'labored for some i ll* 'fll“i"_lEh1|1fl, h0W0V@I`»` flllll 001180-f

Crown. and liridgo Specialist. years in this Province, part; of the I 'luenl-ly It lif ff” them to milk” "bowel

New Royal l$uuk|lu»idiuz"’"' gimp in' Summergille M;-5, Comps »ns the conditions rnder wlncli tlieyl

' 9ygd|y,$‘l"""I°""""`w"' (nee Miss Eva Blanche Crci-i\vell), will 3 _Will live; If they @9050 £0 he al‘ChI\1C gl

il. is their own affair."

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__ -_-, ---7 many friends in Summeiside and St. _ __ _

W lilleanois tSuinnieiside papers please *HOW -llmllt YOUT HOP” ’ If V0"

l entfs r have horse ii want o v

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8u___ze0nDem_m_ _ ____ quickly in appearance iced Macl{iu script Dems: 1-moi. The st. .ioim some of 'ri-ride is 1 H9115 _f'°"\l‘f10i1 I’<>\vf1@rS one package Bicgmonld Sf; Phéine ibaJ (_auin_g 8 convention to meet_m1,~,.ed_i will give results that will surprise

' ' erictou to consider the desirability L y_°_“' Imogen “P "lil hHlI`”°m€lk€U U10

_.___- of taking steps to advertise moreiS“"" Um’ Silky' Cleans the lihmd “"4

llargely the resources of the Maritime 1 '“"’"°B "P ‘md iml"`°"_°5 fl horse i“l

, Provinces. They are inviting dole- '~€"'”`y “'a~v~_» 25° B tm- S010 il-8"“U’*

gutes to attend from Boards oflrfihe M“°K‘“"0" Dmg (`°~» ('05 Gt Trade, Agricultural Societies and As- ,(_‘_"‘_’ & Kent? Sl"""_‘it"‘~ ‘lu l _ , _ _ _ _ ` _..._-{v:~.... _______ ___g__ it

tlur flptical Business

coiiiiiiizes to develop in :i very sail-factoiy manner.

' We alui to give the very best pw-»ilile service, our siip~ erior fficilities iiiukiiig it poss ible todo this

Then we operate n Lens

grinding plant, the only one ou tlir: 'I~lnurl~ hy which we cnu turn out nlnicst any sp cill kind of lcus reqiiired, without loss of time.

If we arc not now diing _

your opti\;.'il work. vie would i like to be given ai trial

Jeweler- Optirmn Wi

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FREE T0 GIRLS

Beautiful Freucli Dicssed Dall, iq ii--l

Clies fall, with eyes that opoiiazid lshut: Theirc Wa” B Preabyterian Clmrch and

Rolled (iold l.-‘elect :incl (`l\uin, or Gold

sgiin Ring fmt- in .my girl si-,nu ui rnoiuzii people for fine conereiratlvw

‘our name and we will s id you 1 i ae'~ of

i,¢,,m|;f,,] i-;_.,.lfr, St Patrick, and other Methodist (‘hurch and hc found that.

5 l-, _ postcards in sell in it-ff unto a sei :oi h_v putting foith all thc efforts of 1 - cards in each set) \Vhrn sold send ns the

money and wo will send you wi ichcvrr came his way, not being held very prize you choose l~`or selling .go sits. wr fast by either church, many beini: (ive A Ruled Gold Hxfensioii Bracelet ov new gg1;q;i¢|-5, His gimgegg would i\D°ll`ll"\¥lf|i“f¥ G0 C~ff» W8 l""et‘“Y *ll mean the other man’s failure and he c 1 - .

liartzel. Address Homer Warren Co

D"P' 3' T"°"*°> conditions. Let me nivc ri, cm-ie near-

--'l`aiilor.i to Men of Taste-

;Wei Move into tlur New A Store Early 'N April

In a few weeks we will move into our new_ store

in the Offer Building a few doors north of our pre- sent location. This store will he larger and brighter than the one we are now occupying and will give us

_ better facilities for handling our trade.

1 customers’ easier.

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we usually charge.

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Good Discounts 0flered in Many Lines

We are making preparations for rciuoval' now

and have selected many lines which must be cleared out before wc uiove and have marked liberal dis-_ counts on each. Now is a good time for you to get a good suit or overcoat at a price much lower than

Call in today and see what we have to oIl`ei' you'

-we can save you money on your clothes.

.lohn McLeod & Co.

|57 Queen Street

CHURCH U ll0i| SUNDAY

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work ls to be carried on. The mis- isiouuries who orc face to fucc with fthe problems feel thc need of union. I Fifth. The principle of economy in men and money. This argumcnt hns received much criticism but it in a strong one in fn-vor of the union. A iiiunher of cases might he given in which men and mcnev are not used to the best ndvantage. I might men-

ilrawn by ii letter written to one of our church papers by a young minis- ter in n western town or villngc.

a Methodist Church there and only

A new minister was cent to the

which lie was capable that the people

would not try to succeed under such

sionnry Society. Tlint stutc of things is continued to this day and that is only one of ii numher of similur cases which might be nifntioucd. The church is crying out for more men for the ministry. Hut nv vwiniz man who wants to iuvcsit his life to the best. iidvnutngc its llfllnll til 9I’9l\<l U10 early years of it, ns iiniler przscnf conditions he is likely to lin so, in a sniall village or town or country place where .lic is conipeting with iin~ other nmn mid cli-.ircli in u. field where there is nn need of more than one mnii. This niorcmciit has always ap- pealed to inc und I nm glad of thc opportunity of voting in fnvor of thc union. lt does nicun much for n man who loves the church into which he was born and in wliicli his ances- tors for yi-urs have lived and loved to take any step in the direction of merging his church into ri union with others. lliit if that union is in the interests of the Kinirdom of God there is only one course to take, And ii those churches can unite in the spirit of ri true f‘hristiun priu- ciple the iiniou will ndvnnce the in- terests of that Kingdom.

”“?4d"l' er home During thc- second and third (~11[M1r~;,\| CQUR1' [N

** yeai of m university I was station Liypm-xv H,\q nm p0c|{|r,1~

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E i Y field fn New Brunswick -1

FR E 0 5 cd on A _ i. I A l

| _ ' _._ .I ,_ There was also a Presbyterian mln- SYDNEY, February 20-The moat In|i§:I‘;"g,?aT_"g;;";a':;'lQ;';|_l;,“‘J";“fx: ister there. There were no more thiui important session of the supreme | hi h) W1' wh- ,I f_ wheel and ev",_ enough people in the village for one i court ever held ln (Tnpp Br'-ton, open-

( ` ' 'P 2' y is ’ congregation, but we both prcmchcd cd hare today The docket contains

I' llf `:-l'-'iGld " .' ' ’ W?,',.|, ffm, ln thc morning to small congrega-_no less than four murder cases and

,,,my |,,,y_ igend U, y,,,,,. ,,,,,,,,. _,md we tions. Then in the afternoon wc fol- 'a number of other serious crimes

will send y.ni_1 \ nets of' beautiful lint... lowed cnch nther around preaching in :and is creating widespread interest `¢ p',,¢,-,ck and ¢,¢|,,.,- pmt .mi-‘li to Mi] ,.1 | the same settlements in small church [throughout the country. as evidenced ‘ ten crulsa soc 1-ix :raids in carb neil. es not for apart. it would not have . by the CFOWGS Btiendlnk court.. l\lr. i W||¢||mid sshd on ilic niouey mn wo taken 5 large church to hold the two fJustice Drylfllle is Drrslding. The will send you which nvrr irvze vnncliron congregations at each place and a first Case flll\¢l1 “D i0¢lBy will the

A: _ , St.. Cliarlottatown. 2-2ld4i ' ' Fir :cling 49 sen we wil giv'e younful mon could preach with more spirit* Kills' VB- Dhyef. f0l` W0\ll1dlI1K with /\i{,_r::,°,, |2;"':_'“B\_i\ Coal Co. Ltd. _...__ ' 1';-i "King" Ali- Rifle. or s Simplex and DOWN” 90 U16 larger cnngrcgn-_ intent to kill and to prevent an otll-

U". ° F"‘°"‘ S' 3° 0°- "A few real good bargains lrit. at l t ‘I su Typewriter. Wi- |u<»|v\y _s-ll clnugcn. tion. Then asain in order to bring; cor in the discharge of his duty and

LH' 36 Queen Street } __ Icas than half price. Write today. ll |l_l Ill! DQ- Antrim. IIOMER W/\l¢l(hN CO. Dept. up my salary a fargo prfint was no l _two similar 00\ll1¢0~ TM illfy in f»l\lB

""'"' 404 "ml Mill Bros I8 K S . if-Zldtf. iloTnronto. 2;i4irii. .,,,.,,s“y fm," tm. ¢,,,,,|| of me M59., cmui returned ii verdict of guilty in

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All the latest improvements in lighting and 1

1 store effects, store and stock zirrnugenicnt, etc , will

he carried out so as to make our work, as well as our

sn-:aussie siiitiucs.

Low Roto Autumn Tours

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.fri ziiisnnoumlu

A. ll:selfhls;z,R.:mrt.I|i ‘tho Worid.

_Ivory outdoor rccreasiaii. excellent ses frail#

lag, nzniarmiistgir. \e_:in6s.*E:Lfi,_¢;y§llr;si_ dm I, 0 c il er j: , , _

THE llAG.\'ll"l(7lrl’\"l”, :‘\8‘l, 'IWTHQ-lifts, transatlantic liner OCDEANA

14,000 Tuna Displacement: 585 it. Lonsk

Lai' cat. Fastest. Most Luxurious and Only Exm\;»

livery Flr|i~(`lass l'ass¢.i|rer Slender lullzlarmuub Nu attic or freight carried ol the Ueean

Fl llS'l`-CLASS ROUND TRIP. ln-

cl--dliii: stateroom berth dr iucs_ll.

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lion iiinlna on the Atlnut v. .

l-Electric fnnsln cw.-ry ruum. Many 3 rooms with brass bids: lulicii-do-laxi.wllhgrlvnq bolus; nuesl. prunicnnde decli iii the world. rclicu tra. Prumenado llauccn. hyinnssliiiu. Wlrelcl_l¢ Only Berinudn uririm;:|:;l‘tlis1‘::_l::aéi;i:__?_§i:_=_:i

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le e /"-- ¢_|». aw.. l,I._i._:»v:'¢|¢.:u¢~Q' ' il! . ou o. oncrary ` c c I. c..

girl-liiiniils-Aiinnti Liu. its I-Pvvoy. N.

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ROYAL LINE '

WINTER SERVlCE

msrwsizs Halifax N. S. Ann

_» Bristol, Eng.

Royal Mail Stcamc rs

"Royal Edward" -“Royal George" Proposed Sailing

“florali_lnorf:e"1\lnrob (ith 1912 "fiuyul Hd ward" March ttiltli Hill

“ Royal ()»~nrge" April Ilrd, fir: "1toyhll‘Iiiv\':irti" April IT, |i4I‘.’

W. K. Rogers Co., lid., _

Agents,

1 Charlottetown, P. E. I

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l THE COL(lNlAl. LTNE

The only iiiderendv-iii line lwltinr-ii New l- nglmid It Nr v \'orl..ol`l`i rs :ui l

lMPROVED PASSENGER

- SERVICE BETWEEN

Boston & New lork.

VIA RAIL AND BOAT ONE ROUND $2 50 wiv | mu- $4-30 WEEK DAYS AND SUNDAYS Fast and oleg.-ni propeller .~.ic.iinurs.

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"Concord and' Lexington" ln Couimis-sion.

\Vc cafcrtn the exacting :icuiauiiu

ofa |1u.if.icul:\r pcopie, who require a clean cut service with iuly sinis- rooms au.l iuudern appoiuiniciitn. |

Ticket Office. 236 Washington Sf. Boston E Kitchic New England Pass Agent

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Big Bargain Week

Metra slitsirii lim- i i~.»:ii<`, rr_nul ir piiv-:

56.50 ii\'\\ _;.j_§ Siiiiuii _l.i.~.f:yl|, Q n‘\‘|t .\i.

Ladies Iiouvcr cloth L‘o.ii'. worth $|I~7_

uow $12

Ladies' wrappers worth $515, ilu' 73 Ladies' sweater coats, ill'._;u, fin i..-5

Mcn`s sweater coats $|.|i\ for 73-~

SIM0l\l JOSEPll

Qaeeii Stn-i-i, all thc three counts. J. J, llliirtiit, for defense, l). A. Hearn null I). A, i‘nineroii for prosecution. The firuf, case tomorrow will bc that of Tony Garlo, charged with the |nur.ler of Lewis Mvhurren at Reserve on zum.

The Nova Scotin "liumbcr King" uys: "1 consider l.iINAl`iD'S l.lNlMl~}N'l‘

the l`fl‘]h"l` liuimciif. in use. I KU! my foot hailly jammed into-

ly. I hatlfed it well with MlNA\<ll'S l.`iNlMl'}N'l` and it was ns well as ever next day.

Yours very truly,

T. G. McMUl.l.F.N.

Have you seen the wonderful show-

ing of "seconds" in l.incn Tabla Cloths. These are selling at less than ordinary wholesale prices. Mnuro & McLeod. . 1-12dtf.

"Ail nhectfngs and pillow cottons

bought ot the White Goods Sale will lic l1arnmod‘frn. .Monro it Mr-Lend.

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