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An English Chesterfield Sofa ani -ak Dining Set can be had at Prof. Wright's auction sale on Monday.
BiA""t' ni ht on the special. , -Mrs. S. Prowse, and daughter,
own llii 3 . tmaster, Tignlish, .3 Grsfgzgr' tdmgharlottetown and gutted at the Victoria H0tBl- ~ tt Ch rlottetown, was ,cfflleholaf notoi? st. John. on a
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no cases before the
Ul‘&¢lll¢Y Point. are visiting at Marshfield.
'A large circle oi friends will regret to learn that Charles Dalziel, Char. l0ttet0Wn. is confined to his hom; through illness.
Rev. J. F. Floyd will occupy tb;
pulpit in the Central Christian
Them wen rt t r- ,Church tomorrow mornin and
Chsrlottctuivu police c0u Y” 0 day.
_ 1 , Qi-wcli Cove, is offering
L' Ilia llgf sale The advertisement
he le ' viiii oiiiwuf law- 1
P C. and Mrs. Brown, Charlotte- town. were ot tiio victoria Hotel, BL John, on Wednesday.
new p_ Mclicnn, Charlottetown,
was R passenger to Surrey yesterday
Wilfrid Forbes, Vernon River, was g visitor to Charlottetown yester- day.
A,,,,,n,: thc visitors to Charlotte- ggvrn this \veek were J amos Johnson
,ng Everett McLeod, Mt. Herbert. I Atteiitluii is called to Paton & | (nfs black fox fur nd which appears in this issue.
Miss Alice Baudoux of Stellarton, | N_ S., is visiting in Marshfield hav- ingattcnded her brother's wedding on the 22nd, as reported elsewhere.
This morning the prohibition cases
against M. J. Murphy and Capt. John Hughes will come up before the police court in Charlottetown.
Ernest Howard has left on returii to his home in Govan, Sask., much delighted with his visit here _and es- pecially the last two evenings of his my which he spent in Brackley Point, the guest of Mrs. Gillispie and his sister Mrs. Frizzell.
The family of the late Andrew' Doyle, Charlottetown, 'wish to tend- ’ cr their thanks for the many floral | tributes and other kindly expressions oi sympathy offered them* in' their
recent bereavement.
The many readers in this province will hear with interest that the Vin- ' toriss of Moncton defeated the Cre- scents of Halifax. by a score of 5-4, and New Glasgow defeated the So- cisls in New Glasgow by a score of G-5.
The Carnivals in the Arena during the present season have been greatly enjoyed and largely patronized. Per- haps the chi1dren’s carnival held last evening was the best of the season, at any rate the 'children thought so and heartily enjoyed the band music, costumes and skate. ,
John Reid, Charlottetown, has rc- ceived s. telegram notifying him of the sad news of the death of his lMh<=r..Aiiroii Reid, in Pore1snd,Me. Another son. Harry Reid, also of Charlottetown, survives him, besides several sons and -one daughter abroad. I-le was 88 years_'of age.
Alex Martin. Valleyfleld; Wilfrid Forbes, Port Nernon; W, T, Foggic, Tomato: <1. 1. Goin. Hai-tiiold; A. L. 0. Phillips, Toronto; P. Kiirane, BDSWHG John McLean. Montreal; 'l‘. U- I-Mac. Montreal and R. T. and MPS- licll. Moosejaw, registered - at the QUCGH Hvfel. Charlottetown, be- tween 10 o'clock last'night and .10 cclock the previous night. »
A settlement has been reached in the case of Sheehan and another vs, lyhitehead, which has been before Mr. uaudct. Charlottetown. as arbitra- tor. for several days, for the purpose 01 |\1l\'illZ the accounts taken, Thi, action arose out of a. 'sub-contract taken by the plaintiff from the dc- flmdllllt in the construction of the El- mira Brunch Railway. After going :vcr thc accounts on both sides for uxlnud a half days, the case was rd by the plsintifi withdrawing wetsuit, the defendant paying tho tu: s yi the plaintiff and the arbitra- B I ~ - ohnston and Inman were coun- ” f<>\" the nisintni and Monooa anti
Bentlc d M nnt>_I§'a;i`I\ cQuaid for the defend-
~li‘ariners will be interested in the Eltliféltlgicement of Auld Bros., Char- ` whmmwnt- ‘much nilvears in anotheri carry," 0 t s issue. This firm is to shot! t<l>‘n an educatlve campaign just wav, evfarmsrs of this Province ...... .1-.‘f.i°f° --<1 foods thnrtl ~ze" are the best plant At an ‘_ ian be secured anywhere saiisi.lrM'°°'. ..‘“ th” M°"‘*“‘° °f- ed 'ermili said. If farmers only mix- cr hh Dzfirst with brains as the paint-~ much- hurl; s there wouldn't be so mess, -H about agricultural de- une femf. It is the msn who doesn't` ”bnm.r lllzers who _is complaining who “sl;J0;‘ virolls because the man um mm \ er llizers knows that he elemmt Dityithe ground with every nourish an B menu: in “nd mn und 0,100(-IV °l`0D with just the right H |, “d “DPW it ln just the ...fmt flusntity, Dean Swift has said gms: 'rn :rho makes two blades oi before is aol? Where' only one “uv try_-- This 'cnc actor to his coun-' vm, s what good fertilizers
do- ‘Or lt makes everv farm 100 T
,l,’_',]';re°°.l: efficient and productive.
acids .'“'”’Y seed pointer-» nfl e
rcs sa that viii ii » 1
¢ e of value .;’o::'°"Y fl-|`l1‘Br ln tlifs Province and
m fl he read carefully by Q",-v ,
an - . I". 'gin yrglnktls to make\a nuecdu of..
::’l‘h mmmgzeovsill be a smoker in the Ar-
e _ . :tv mo p. mflufosdzfilbtiflfuzzilg 1:: dey-rfnarlleigl hpaarmbarg Ik" Tm' Dbmlmon sowiggrsdtghropghout cas . mi °» Pfe- ni nffif, "°"° “W1 bv the .olndians Ci-onje :dns "wut .un !“"'¢\\¥i\‘ Gi li that M' 'Ula foi-oo. t _i¢‘ H miiitismen ,said 1|-i,m1,l‘
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H18. Sllblect being The Creed to Hold
Mrs. H. Terrell, Kensington, was
in Charlottetown yesterday an pong to Gly' la River to visit his daughter, Mrs. Squires. _
Furniture can helinspected at Prof. Wrlght’s residence, 15 Brighton Av~ clllle. this afternoon from 2 to 5, Sale OH M0|1dBY at 2 o'clock.
Rev. l)._ McLean will preach .ai
Glasgow lioad tomorrow thc 25th inet...st 10.30 a. in.. Highfield si 2.30 and in the Peoples’ Church a' 7.00 p. nr. .
The 2nd game in the City League,
Charlottetown, takes place this even- ing at 8 o’clock. There will be an hour's skating with band after the game. Admission will only be 1E cents. -
The South African Veterans will at-
tend divine service in St. James Church tomorrow morning. Rev. T. F. Fullerton will preach, his subject being Faithfulness unto death. His evening subject will be The true way of living.
The home of Donald E, Campbell
of Darlington was the scene of fi very pretty wedding on Wednesday evening, the 14th inst when. his daughter, Flora Ethel; was united in marriage to Luke Deacon of Penz- anice, Sask., Rev. A. J. W. Back of Brookfield officlated. `
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The Royal Edward chapter of the
Daughters of the Empire wishes to thank the performers in the "‘Dees- trick Skule," the 4th Regt. banid, and the public generally, for their aid in making the benefit perfor- mance of Tuesday last such a pro- nounced success.
Preparstions are completed for a
good day's shoot on J. H. Judson's range, Alexandria, Monday( next This will be the first shoot for the MacKinnon Drug Company's Cup, and no doubt a full attendance will be present. The competition will start at 9.30 a. m., and participants are requesibd to bring their lunch, on ac- count of sickness in the house, lunch- eon will be served in the shooting pavilion.
A very enjoyable entertainment was
held Thursday night at Falconwood, Charlottetown, when the following program was rendered! Vocal solos by Miss Stanley, Mr. Mclnnis, Miss McDonald. Miss Bremncr, Miss Hunt- er, Miss Saiinders and Prof. Barlow, quartettc bv Prof. Barlow, Mrs. Bar- low, Miss Bremner and Mr. Ritchie, whistling solo by Prof. Barlow, read- ings by Miss Phillips, piano solos by Miss Stanley and H. Ritchie.
The funeral' of the late Henry
Hooper, Charlottetown, will take place today, leaving his late resi- dence corner of _Dorchester and Prince Streets at 2 p. m. (sharp) for St. Psu1’s Church, Rev. J. W. Murphy officiating, interment at Milton Cem- etery. The pall-bearers will bc:-W. S. McKie. Jas. McLean, D. O'M. Reddin, J. J. Davies, George Moore and James Stewart. Rev. Mr. Triv- ett will oiilciate at the grave.
::Kreso Sheep Dip is 9, very strong
and edective preparation for lice on cattic or sheep. Splendid to have ar- ound the house or stable. Two sizes 25 and 45c. S.ole agents, The' MacKinnon Drug Co, Cor. Gt. Geo. & Kt. Sts. ~ 2-19dtl.
::Buntain. Bell & Co., for best coal.
Lowest prices. - 1-28dtf.
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A True
Friend
would not give you xi drug
in your food. ~
But many persons, of their
own accord, drink coffee or tes day after day---ignoring the fact that there is a drug,
caffeine, in everycup
True, you may be able to
"stand it” fora time, but the drugis there, and sooner or later is pretty sure to show in l some annoying ailment.
There can be no relief un-
til the cause is removed.
Simply leaving off coffee
and tea will work wonders, butit is much easier lf you
shift to well-msde-
It is made of wheat, and containsnoceffeine or other I harmful substance.
, It ,DORS contain the phos-
phate of potash (grown in the I wheat) which Nature requir- es for the proper nourish- ment of Brain and Nerves. 1
"f'licre’s a fleaeon”
ovtu .I »llsd of Canadian
.&`==‘t|.-|iEt|k3\a‘sdf\n~Fse¢hH. by Canadian P lm De i Comp'
I resent. Tickets
at th _ are non sale c¢|m,_° ~£`m"“°'\ "NUI C-o'|\. Pri? :O ` - ld l
any. |.td..°viniiaor. Bfiuirlo. Uanad a.
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J. H. Judson, Alexandria, was in S-. A. McLeod, Charlottetown, left ed with resident physicians of the (UBL ls , GOVERNORS To
Charlottetown yesterday. last evening for Georgetown. *Pennsylvania Hospital to buy his MEET FOB Tggvp- ' ~ IOTHERS PRISOHER ‘ - '
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Mrs. Arhuckls, of Bummcrside, is
visiting friends in Charlottetown. '
C. R. Rogers, Summerside, was in
Charlottetown yesterday.
Post Oflied Inspector Whear, Char
lottetown, left last evening foi Georgetown. .
Jas Mclnnis, was a passenger re
turning to his home in Mt. Btewar from Charlottetown last evening.
l-lainie Hooper, Halifax, is in thi
city to attend the funeral of his father the late Henry Hool-\6r.
P. B. Armour, Alberton, was ii'
Charlottetown yesterday having crossed from Picton by the Earl Grey the previous day.
M C. R. Rogers, Summerside; R. S
Roscorough, Halifax; Percy T strong, Halifax; F. B. Armour, Al ‘ierton and D._I-fackett, Tignish. rc gistered at the Victoria. Hotel, Char iottetown, between 10.15 last nigh' and 10.15 'the previous night.
Misses Ethel and Muriel Jenkins,
'laughters of George Jenkins of Pow-
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BALTIMORE, Md., Feb. 20-A man
giving the name of F. A. Becker, was arrested near Altmonnt, Va., early to-day in connection- with the robbery of the pullman car passen- gers on the New York and St. Louis express of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad last night. ,
The man had ¥183,3_7 in money, four watches said to correspond with those taken from passengers and two revolvers. He was lodged in jail at Keyser, Va.. ‘
The suspect claimed that another
man gave him the money and other valuables found on him. y
HUHSE Mill Mill
At the meeting of horsemen last
night it was decided to hold the races over unitil Wednesday afternoon, as the ice was not fit for racing, The 2.28 pace filled with the following en-
nal, P, E. Island, have been residents tr,”
of San Francisco for the past couple, G '_ R ,, d b H_ Hooper '..)iir-en Citv of the West, says thn_Cisk:| Liga wuz; Zwnzd by R J_ 'Steele' land Maple Leaf, they do not forget, Iona Gm dwnedmy D_ A_ Mac_ the little province of their birth, to _Kinnon ' .
which they often return in spirit.
Princi; George owned by R. H.
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Madame Sherry- the muswal may Nlga(l;’ml§o owned b Geo. Chandler,
which recently appeared at the Mne- donouizh Theatre in this city, and is
Y Y Y
Ferrol owned by Roy Mason, This should prove s.fast and very
now nlaying at the Columbia Thea- . . . , , ,. t f d tra, San Francisco, has the son of f!:e‘;‘ct,;';§t;‘_‘°° mt' “um 8' ls ° spec
1'. E. Island parents in its cast of
characters, namely, Franklin Farnum. i s whose acting and singing has pleas- BOFFERS HISé;,?]3,€DP§-uvflflzl 0,, FOOD' ed thousands of theatre goers in ` ‘ fzsfiy ml’ °“ this °-°“'““°”'t"'°“k"' i~Hi1.AnEi.PH1A, roi.. zo-Join.
Maple Lear HcCarthy, a middle aged man, plead-
body after death for anatomical ex- periments.
He told the physicians that he was
without funds, had no home and was in poor health. He wanted mou- e to bu food and clothin “You
; Y Y _ E- can put irtsg on me if you want
to so my body will come back," hs declared pleadingly, “I'm not so well and I guess I won’t live long, so it won't be long until you get thc body."
GIRL "BUYS" _T710 MEN
FOR THIRTY PEANUTS
BROCKTON, Feb. 20-Young men,
some of them married, too, were auc- tioned undcr the hammer at the First Congi'egn.tiona1 Church while fr bevy of young women, armed with baskets of peanuts, each representing $1, vied with each other for the choieest of the men. Each man was covered
NEW YORK. Feb. 20-Frederick
Loeser, his attorney and two process servers were keeping is weary vigil in front of No. 8 West Eighty-second street when morning dawnlzd today. They had been there all night. .lus- tlce Davis in the Supreme Court ls- sued a writ yesterday ordering Mrs. Adele Loeser Jacobs to bring into court today her two-year-old daugh- ter. Emillie Gertrude Loeser, but Mrs. Jacob defied the process servers successfully by .locking herself in her house. Mr. Loeser complained to the court his daughter is being restrain- ed of her liberty by her mother,
CANADIAN HAY
IN HEAVY DEMAND
with n sheet, so his identity was not known until after the auction, when the purchasers took the purchased out to lunch. The young men who sacrificed themselves were members of Rev. Alan Hudson's Sunday School Class. One young woman secured
COL. RODSEYELT T0 HAVE
SOMETHING T0 SAY
pl. | -
CLEVELAND, February 22.-
During the brief stay of Col. Roose- velt iii Cleveland, W. F. Enrick, well known locally in politics, greeted the former president whom he knows well.
“I want a direct answer colonel,"
said Mr. Enrick, "all you friends want to know and wan't to know now, is whether you are to be a can- didate." "‘My hat is in the ring,” replied f‘.oI<m'el Roosevelt. "You will have my answer Monday.” V
Back of every disease known to mankind-~
back ofthe torturing days and restless nights familiar to all who suffer from ill health--.back of every case of illnessand weakness that human 'flesh has ever experienced is the one principal 'fundamental cause---is the presence of impure or
impoverished blood in the system.
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MONTREAL, Feb. 20-The failure ol
Unliteil States hay crop last season has increased hay shipments from Canada as well as from Montreal il.- self more than three-fold. Shipments
'ae far as Florida and Georgia. But for the car shortage the sm=»".-i iwould be still larger \Vhcre orders for fifteen cars have been sent only 'ten could be given as the "home" cars were wanted in Canada and cars fi'om Southern roads have not ~been .available to any 'great extent. Prices are increasing with the ship- ments and while at first only $3 per ton\ advance was made, ut present thc premium is $5 per ton above last year's market price. _ Farmers throughout Quebec are gathering every ton of hay they csii spare, and much of it is said before the cars arrive.
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CHICAGO, Feb. 21-A round-up of
Governors favorable to the reuomina- tion of President Tift will be held in Chicago on March 9, during the Presldent’s visit here if plans of the Chicago Taft Club do not go away. The President will come to Chicago to address the Swedish-American Re- publican Ciub. the press club and several other organizations.
The local Taft men plan to have
the President stay over for a confer-' ence with the Governors, who may come on March 10. Many already have been invited to attend. the Swe- dish banquet. It is hoped to have is larger representation of Governors than attended the Roosevelt Gover- nors conference, at which eight heads of States were present.
THIE BRUCE AT NORTH SYDNEY.
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NORTH SYDNEY, Feb. 20-The
first trip of the new steamer Bruce to North Sydney should long be remem- bered by those on board and the large number of townspeople who have taken such .1 deep interest -in
the progress of the new boat silwe | her construction was begun
two men for thirty peanuts. lhave been made direct to Easterni It has been pretty much the solo
c United States and also to"thc South topic of conversation 8b0\1t f-OWU
since the Bruce was first sighted oil the harbor last Thursday afternoon. Yesterday morning when Chilfnill Spracklin backed his steamer from the terminal wharf and proceeded t0 the pier of the Nova Scotia Steel and Coal Company for bunker coal a large number of people climbed on board to get a better view of the new Bruce in operation.
Mayor Kelly and members of the
town council assembled in the cabin of the new Bruce yesterday after- noon and greeted Capt. Sprack- lin and his men to North Sydney. A humhcr of short speeches were made and refreshments were served to the guests.
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should possess.
BLOOD F00
It is for this purpose-the building and bettering of every human body -that Mac’s Blood Food has been _prepared
It is iiiade from an old, old recipe-one that has been used and endorsed for uiany years by leading pliysicians :ind hospitals throughout America .and Europe-one that is so rich in curative qualities and successful results that it has been hailed by all experts as the one right remedy for diseases of the blood. -
Scientists,doctors and pharmacists all agree
on one point and that is, that all diseases known to mankind are caused directly or indirectly by impure -or poor blood and only when the blood is ,right pure and strong can one enjoy the health and happiness that nature intended all
Mat-’s» Bl( od Food is not a. cure all but is made solely and only to better and improve tlic condition of ilicsc whose
bodies are not fortified with a sufficient quantity of pure blood and this one purpose it fills admirably.
For a Good No anioiint of c_old‘crea.ius, skin foods or toilet
. ' rc arations will do ou an earthl ood if
'COn1pf€xlOn _ §ouIf' blood is not ricli, stron; and giii. The
foundation of all good coinplexiolns is ;{i_cli, hcfalthgf bloodland only by ossessin this can oii have a c ear s in an goo comp e>_<iou. P In £1-£5 Conneciizn you will find Mac’s _Blood Food of unsurpassed merit, for it promptly works out the cause of all trouble, purifies the blood, strengthens the body, removes all facial blemishes and skin er- uptions and gives you a soft velvety skin and a clear complex-
'ion
deep. Try a box.
Macs’ Blood Food Slrengtliens the lungs
Diseases of thc "piilmenary organs
are caused in every case by impure blood.
' Mac’s Blood Food builds up a beauty that is more than skin
/_ No matter wha_t disease you are suffe-A
` ing from, ifit is caused in any way through
the presence ofimpure blood in the system Mac’s Blood Food will put you on the right
` road to recovery. It is the best blood and
nerve tonic the world has ever seen.
Tones up
Those suffering from n_e_rvoiisncss,_lica<l~- A few words to aches, neuralgia, irritability insoiunia and _ other ailments arising from an imperfect NBTUUUS PeOpfe nervous-system should immediately secure relief by tlie prompt and proper use of Mac’s Blood Food. The above disorders :ire caused by the presence of impure blood in tlie system and can only be cured by a tonic that will build up the condition ot the blood and make .it stronger and more liealthgiving. This is just what Mac’s Blood Food is for, makes the blood purer, stronger and more invigorating, tones up the nervous system to its proper degree of health and promptly sets the patient on the right road to recovery. Nervous people should not be without the assistance offered by Mac’s blood Food.
Macs’ Blood Food
they Stomach
Of all ziiluicnts that liuuiaii flesh is
heir to none have more harrowing effects
Consuui tion,pneuinonia, bronchitis, in _
- fluenza,€:oughs, colds and all the multi-
tude of kindred ailments trace their origin
back to this one cause. Pure blood is ill healt1i’s worst enemy and any tonic that
will build up your blood, make it_pure_r, stronger and richer is worth its weight in
gold to you no matter how poor you may be.
Anaeiiiia, Heart Pzilpiialiou,
Ailments Relieved by »
it Macs’ Blood Food
than diseases of the digestive organs. The stomach is the boiler of the human engine and unless it is kept in perfect condition,
built up with a full supply of rich, strong
blood the patient
is just dragging out :1
mere existence and inviting the attacks of
more complicated disorders. -
' For loss of appetite, indigestion,
It is here that' the value of M_ac’s
' Blood Food is fully realized, it gets right down to the seat of the trouble, builds up the biodd, purifies it, strengthens it and brings the patient back to health and hap- piness-not spasmodic strength either, but sure lasting results that prove its
marvelou - ly patent powers.
Those suffering from ailments of the
' pulmonary organs need Mac’s Blood
Food .
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| D lllreciions for Using
- Adults one tablet, three times a day,
after meals. ' -
,Children-a tablet cut in thirds and
given one part, after meals, tlireeiirnesa day.
Where s lsxaiive isneceesary Mac’s
Lflwd Food No. 2 ls- recommended.
Brain Fag, Insomnia, Blood Disorders, La,,g,,0,.‘
]1?)‘;‘;gZnXZ;2];]eSs’ Loss of Vigor, Dyspepsia Debimyk ’ Nervousncss,
Exhausfion, Poor Appetite,
Epilepsy, Rheumatism, Fai ming, Sciatica, Headaches, Salt Rheum,
Hysteria, _ Skin Diseases,
He artburn, Heart Strain.
he , e Macs
l49 Gt. George Street. ° ‘ i
Morning Sickness,
biliousness and any other minor afflictions there is one remedy that you can always rely on -and that remedy is Mac’s Blood Food, the woi-ld’s premier blood and nerve tonic. This preparation has already been used in scores of cases and is work- ing such wonderful cures that it has been hailed the country over as the best tonic that has ever crossed a counter.
Sufferers from disorders of the diges-
tive organs need Mac’s Blood Fool.
I 1 Box Silc ii for $2.50
Mac’s Blood Food costs- 5oc s box.
6 boxes for $2.50 and if not sold in your locality will be mailed to any address on receipt of price.
Three to six boxes are sufficient for
any ordinary disease. '
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