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best of the NA-DRU-COlin¢_ Ose their effectiveness. One of the Prmce of wales College will appear

__ 25¢_.|,°x_ H your druggmhas _“__ tomorrow. There will be a carnival on the i

1 wi,\lm;1|lli¢m_ Yeistockedthem.send25c.andve ' -*_ Star Rink. Pownal, this, Tuesday 0V°l`»

Nw”-I Dm'“dm__m_“_ ,of __ _ _ 23 John McDonald, Vernon. and Len~ evening. weather Permitting. Ii not.

' c"“ ‘°u"“*°d. - - - Manu-eel "'l"l_ MUF_Dl1¥._ Avondale, were recent on the first fine night following. No S

_ _ _ - visitors in Millview. admission.

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¥ 1 The second Abbie Vic match in the G L Cohoon wh

d b _ _ _ nown in eithei team. to Georgetown and will visit the '

as ma e ytie late Neil MacKinnon f§ »‘ ' . f _l _ larger towns in King‘s Count _ 5

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- _ __ .__ Bowling League will be ioi- city on a business trip and is now

e o in the Arena alleys tonight doing the province last night;

S |_'_l`h°|"¢ Will PU 110 Chllhize as far as is was a passenger on the_ mail _special _ - The Shure wifh the Stock _

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re 31-edt , _ _ - areiiow ic e holders in costume will be ____

_I_’etaI3i’__ It; i§_:_l_?_l:gf__t_f_1_l_;\_:_a._l;1_al)$_l_e _§é11;1_tB_'_e_£1_i_1;_liien: _wholesale and ;*_;l_;1\i_::_:__e_r_i__fi_1_i_est:_>v __t_h_e_ gmigsgiterade ii_i_ an? __bou_r}_ing_)lca$‘:iie is to he formed . . _ ~ _ grae H users that _ . ers, 'no 0 1; e usiness men. Several 0( it 15 unnecessary for us to rcfcr 10 its many good iluamics tickfit holders,_ _Z5 cents. Pronienad- the different shops have agrwd to

eis .i tents. (fhildren 10 cents. put in teams. The equipment is now

_ 25|; 3 b0x_ . -_- _ in better shape than ever, and eve,-y

one car dressed hogs and six cars of i

0. mixed freight. There was no freight. Yesterday. the Murray Harbor

con G, Geo & _(_ S__ | carried on the Mintn from Picton to Souris. and Cape Traverse trains in-I

. _ ' ' - » S. __ Georgetown yesterday. ` rived here on time. The Tigniigh U-81,,

_ ' ' 3 Last evening a number’ of the vocal latc` owing to heavy freight and the

_;__ and instruincntal talent of this City western freight train was iivc min".

- concert held in Pownal lust evening. a

» ' A included in the party wcre: D. Ed- The show at the People’s Theatre -

' _ - _ _ gal* Shaw, Parker Hooper, Ronald llast evening was one of the vcry best i

s°°'l°d tgnders will 17° received by `>";‘:"" }r’iIlllfl3l`>-c1‘Si;}flLlhd‘1l::ilrderrccshlgdatib eveflilfggollilsss rhlgjkfgdeb plthe0;’gtTh€

the undermgned up to “'30” 0" Wed* " '”- ' fo iftcr the concert Mr and Mrs Dearance of “M 'k” g T' an nesday’ um sth day of Fel"`“8l`Yv‘ - V- ,*§ tliidslon Pownal entertained those double capacity ti1llliistra€f:iy;bnm‘thc 1911, fro ii 'ir - I _ ~ -I ' 1 _ _ _ 2 sms- __________ wugli tgerslgg; vg_____i_i1_f; Di_;_o___;_>_;1g . __, _ _ yelling part and a iuost cnioyable if nn<i____v_;t_>_media_n. _He sang an nm , _ < _ »_ , _ 4 inie was spent. ~0Ilg. at Will Your Answer Be," (fo. for the making of cheese during 1 _ _: _.___ and a sweeter tri ~ ' ' f the cheese season 01 1911 (May 221111 _ _ 1-. In another column thc wedding is filled the samre hdll ‘\(\lhce'k‘]as never f-0 Octob" 31515)- 'P Y-""- anuourued of f Miss lulu Murdock good Voices have be-sh he;1ldmHcml?c;xsy V

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Tenders to state price per 100 lbs. _ 1 - _

cheese manufactured, cheese maker to _., __ _.' provide all help; or to state wages _ _ -Q _ __ per month, cheese maker to rov ` ` `

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an help. 'rendu-s to be merited 103 Good Health Depends in ii

c vcr, "Tend f h k' ." "Tue Directoeifs abr iiofetlieinllla Luge Meaaurih °" G°°d

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selves to accept the lowest or any tender- llyourtecthhurtcr d d - il

A_perinanent situation to the right 11211 ¢1\i\i\0i»I|>r'ou1j1'Iy’ iiill;€i¢1if§!ld'g<i'ifliylir mn. as we fmofy is in Diem..1s.:'i:;i!.h.:.‘f:.a:;..°i...‘“w"‘i.i°..i:ff'iz the Whole yeB.l‘._ _ sce_}is_lur;iil_\'icl;you willgctlt c_||,.,.,.|-,my Bi “<1-f °f :i:;‘...;°s.s..1‘z"‘=~1ii".'“.".1:‘.“ 1'" 'Bi

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The outward freight by thc Minto

this morning will be one car of oats,

laughter of_David Murdock, Bcaton’s Mills, to Watson J. Higgins, Gity, which took placc in this City on Fchurary lst. The wedding was a quiet one, the Ceremony being per- formed by Rev. Daniel McLean. Many friends of the young couple will wish them u long und happy journey through life and the Guar- dian also extends best wishes.

Last evening while a party from

the country was driving in 8. lifzht slcigh aruuiid Hughes' Corner thc slcigli slcwcd and threw thc driver out. He was dragged a short dis- tance and in being 'tlirown out was i~.-tuiiucd. ln this condition he was cnrricd into Hughes' Drugstore and ufti-i' proinpt "first-aid” methods to- wards resuscitatinii had been render- ed the injured ml-in i‘ei.-,niiiell ron-

= ,.». .~.- srioiisness. Beyond a few lii~iiise.~=nnil ' ,y._ _ ` cuts llc was uninjured.

;‘ "( Tiicre dicd suddenly at Hopedale on

' ` Jun. 23rd, Malcolm Nicholson, ll`~. in

` " '- , thc thirty-fourtli year of his 826-

" _ ` Tliougli for some yc&l`S he hull lied"

‘ .` ._ , .' .» _ig-_ sii\i_ic<‘t to attacks of paralysis, yct ` ` his death came 8-9 El Shlick to hm

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fnuiily. Going about his work as _us- ual he suffered one of those fainting attacks from which he never l'£1lli0<\. but. died within a few hours. But

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I' 1 thougli death camtrhastily Yell it ‘lm

` ' “ not mid him uiii\\‘ei»ered as his MP0

_ . 0' if and triist was in the Lamb Of G0d

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' _ ‘ _ world. Much sympathy is ieitfoi the

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lined with samples oi mcn’s, womcn’s, boys’

girls’ and childs’ boots to be sold at 25 p. c. dis-

count.

Mo||’3 good year' $4.00 l0{’ $3.00 Mcn’s good year 3.25 for 2.44

Womcn’s Dongola Blucher lacc $2.00 for $1.50

Misses’ Box kid lace 1.40 lor 1.13

Boys’ Box Call 2.00 for 1.50 Childs' ~ 1.30 for 1.00

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pnri-iits as they have bB8rl Called “l" on to mourn the loss of two other sons within the [mst l1hl`¢€_Yea1`5- He leave to mourn besides his parents three brothers and three sisters, si sister and brother at home and the others in the United StutiS-

A Guardian .representative visited

the iiiiipoiirome in New York. recent-

ly and has forwarded a copy Of the

program which in itself is most cn__ tertaining, contains the inusich ai; words of some of the songs ea! . and is a valuable souvenir. lt_ 8180

gives |a,.ge_ clear photos of several of the finest groupings in the diflercn

_ l l enacted. The Bal- Tztmegfjfheclgfggaym, in two tableaux

written and DI`0d\1C9d UY R' H' B“m` side and described some days H150 in »I'~he G“ardl,m_ was amagiiificent Showing and the reproductions _ Of the Fails were as near thc real thing 'S a person could makc,- BBYS U10 siriter who is quite familiar with the original falls. The Eartl1fi1\lak€._____13- Dcctaciilar melodrama in ve_ sc .si was beautiful, espcClll_1\Y f-he_ “Scale 0 thc Asiatic Indian maiden by* INV 01"" Tim war act was thrilling andMa so uw scene of thc Temple of thc tom; whcn l\lYI`i“‘l5 "lr gn-ls mme on (ll thc water and Bphafently Iioarc with angel winllii 0“ h‘P5h~ was wonderful and so real one wondere if they really bclonged_to thc pr_eB€l1t world. Speilman's Trained Bears and the entire circus prograln WHS a mar- vel of Cleve,-ness, and the trained animals did'innumcrable stunts too funny to enumerate. The SP€Cll1l nusical numbers were unsurD8SS9¢ B-S the Hippodrome is famous for its music. Provincialists who Vitiiil New York should not fail to take in this pnpulnr theatre.

If Days to buy in this Province. W. J. Sigsworth, ferryman, New- o

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natural resources that it is com-

Dclled to'look to Canada.'s untapped

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eeources to precent impending die-'

LONDON. Feb 3--The Unionist pmss asm" '

HB C0mPletely abandoned the discus-

The Standard in an editorial in s

f10|»d,_ and hu when up me mc] tion-agreement or no agreement-

l‘0l‘lty treaty as the "mst uve ,Emu yet. The Canadian ministers have al- f the hour. The Unionist editorials lowed themsalves U’ be hypnmlwd

declare that tariff reform and lmpgr. gl

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ion si the veto mu and the house `.‘C“““““ is "‘i“’°" <’f ""1 “"1-

the brilliance oi the American of-

al preference arc more urgent than ,len and have l°"°“ mm th° tm “l

Interviews on the question are

aft so carefully laid.” The Daily Telegraph derlnres limi

ought with an the prominent mem there is still time lor iizi- inorhei

The Canadian unm,c,e,._ W_ M_ Mb country to act to bring lmciiiiin inio.

wide scheme of imperial preference.

"The choice," says the Telegraph, “ll between keeping and losing Cana- da, between saving the empire amd. allowing it to drift into dissolution. The possibilities of imperial prefer-

ence in connection with the' United States are wider than ever. The whole question, if we,aro wise, may be placed by future Unionist negotllf- tion with Washington and' Ottawa. upon it bigger and more practical 'iiasis To the double purpose of im- perial union and Anglo-Americsni 'i~i~iiii_-liip ilu- present reciprocity pro- pir will he no obstacle, but; strong; imp." `

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left for Pownal to participate in af’tes late.

man snonld he able to find it imp which will suit his hand.

was one hour and fifteen minutes

“@5905 U- howerful, full voice, cap~ ablc of unlimited expression, easily going from the tensity of Pathos to the unbounded freedom of unlimited laught-er, as was evinced by his cum. My specialty, “The Travelling Man.” Special mention must be made of the vltesranh photo play, "'riie c_i¢i0u,» Heriieants Horse’ a real British Sllblect with the Union Jack stolen by the Soudanese and rescued by the color scrgcaut's horse. The Little

cess of Construction and The Avis.- to_r's Craze were all splendid, while MITS KQUY s music was it treat in it se .

_The regular monthly* meeting of the

("ity School Boaid was h d

showed the enrolment for the past mouth to bc 1019; the average at tendance |867; the percentage 86.48;

number of truants 1; cases; of corpor- al punishnient 15; below average in irrading 77. The highest percciitage made was 98, while eleven teachers had over 00. Two teachers reported one case of tardincss cach while thc average iii the three city schools wus U5. The following resolution was un- animously adopted:-Resizilved, that the thanks of the School Board of the (‘ity of Charlottetown be tender- ed George Handrahan for a portrait of his father the late Thos. Hand- rahan, Esquire, who was one of thc first three trustees appointed by the City Council to this Board, and who continued in office from that time un- til his death, just one year ago. Fur- ther resolved, that the portrait be accepted and hung on the wall ofthe School Board chambers in Queen Square Building; and also that this

utes alid a copy be sent to George

quirements of the schools preparatorv

to submitting estimates and passing some bills, the meeting adjourned.

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Haudrahan. After discussing re-2

lI\lm\>€l` of cases of tnrdiness 236; ‘

resolution be engrossed on the min-

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Prospector and Aeroplanes in Pro- _l

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evening at 7.30. The teachers’ report

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'No house should be withouta

Hot _Water

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Used in the first stages

of a severe cold, it may prevent pneumonia or other serious trouble.

It’s good insurance to

have one always on hand.

We sell guaranteed qua-

lities.

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we wiint Stc\vart's Cream Bread. We wnnt it fresh, :intl baked by the iles( Bakers we can find. and where the piiresi flour is iisediu BREAD. l"r¢-sh fruits in pies, and best ingredients in cakes-baked in sanitary siirruumliugs, and at prices within reach. Get the

ECLIPSE BAKERY

Geta Comfortable

Chamois Vest

_We have an excellent

display of those neat cha- mois vests and for real pro- tection from cold winter air you cannot get their supe- riors.

These vests give more

real warmth and protection than any other wearable. They are absolutely wind and cold proof, and for any person in delicate health or sufferiiig from colds are rc-

ally indespensable.

They iitnn snugly as tailored mirinentn and urs nent und ui- trwctivc in appearance. _Made inmen's iind womcn’s in zes.

i’rices......... $1.75 up.

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14 inch Check Glass

Special While 'Sale--lic .

22 inch red check glass lowelling special at.

This line is just ircslily in from the mills of

and is oilei-ed you iii red orbluc clicck. Special ui..

glass towelliiigs special :ii...._.

ed or blue check glilss towcllii

14 inch Roller Towclling, ihrcc quaricrs lincn~~5c 1

16 inch sturdy Scotch Rollei' iowclling, special .. ....7c 0 =

Scotch Roller 'lowelling spcci

Scotch Roller Towelliiig offered :ii _spcciiil

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18 in-ch MOJRMAC WASH cr:isli,tlic finest iowclliiig flint -` 9.

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This handsome linen is a

value we have been able t

This large paiisy design is

inch Extra heavy for Soc.

66 inch White Dcmask worth 1.10, special 696

sample of thc

Patteru shows dainty butter cup centre,

with wide border showing large leaf and flower. Ordinary value 1. c

72 inch White Damask _worth 1.25, special

tivi: linen, of good firm durable quality. If

bought in regular way wc would have to sellat 1.25. Winter white sale only c

Factory rémainders in _ il;

A Desirable Table _Linens _

Wholesale Prices _

WE WENT TO A BIG LINEN HOUSE VVITH this fruiiic stsic- Q

ment-“ive are going to have a great white goods sale and we \\:iiit sonic “ values beyond competition". We got our requircinciit in this sliipnifxni of ii remainders from a great factory. Remainders, not reniunnts, for tlicsi; liiiciis -_ run from two to three cloths to a piece, perfect in every respect, but lioiaig' _ comparatively short ends they could not be offered- as full pieces, ami -.vc ‘ were able to secure them at a discount. The lot includes ruddy inucle ifil-ii: i

cloths, table linens by the yard, napkins, etc. Offered at nsiuil \\‘liolc.<iile

68 inch While Damask worth 1.25, special 4

A very zitirnciive linen of Tiilipiiiiil Fern

leaf design satin like in its finish pure, :ill

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Le 0 yo linen. The bordc

showing eiilargeni

,O for design, 1.35 for

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sale

_Faclory Remnant Valuc in Low Price Linen

A Line Worih 60c Dilcrcd You at 48c _

above, but still vcry good. The line is attractive, thc fiiiisli is very i.\;oo_d. ._._

The value is iiiiquestionable, regular (»8c White sale price only 48c 6.' _inch specgil wlutc fi 55c. Linen 4oc. 65 inch liucii worth éric for goo, 72 inch Sliiiuirocl; Linen spool l H30 72 ._

Four Winter While Sale Values Very Special » 7

68x70 inches Wide, Worth 85c lor 05c _

This attractive line of good values will-'prove well worth your best attention when

you come. In case you are interested in a medium price linen you will find just vfliat you want auioug these four different patterns, 68 to 70 inches widc good finish, well iundc, dumblc goods ordinary values 851: for 65p

72 inch Rosebud liueii great value 72 inch plain centre, do°\ble Shani-

at our special i.o5 » rock border special 1.2 5

82 inch Satin finish Linen, lily of Very handsome plain centre with iris

_md yu have ,he ,,,a|,, p|,ce_ \ / the valley desigli 1.30 border special 1.o(i

84 inch White Damask worih 1.55 special ai

This very wide lintii, .».lio\v.~: fi “polka

dot" centre with bordci' or toiiwiitioiiiilizcii daisies. 'l`lic fabric is very fine and close, and a rent vuluc. Winter \\'hitc __ g 1.25

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This very special line is 65 inches wide, not so heavy in weight as the ones dosciilicii _

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