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0ur\ Annual Sale off Wall Paper llCll_lIlillll_S_.is now on. -A great many siirlallvlots culled from, our W3llPtl|l€l‘ Department. A11 pretty patterns. some h`ayerfllDl!tl0l‘S_-‘some have not. ` Done upin lots to suit any R00lll either Parlor; ~llall,~ Dining Room, 0ltice, Bed

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_ _i 'flfalievadvantage of this Silt. It on_ly-_'.fliaipp'en.s once a year. ' Early b_uye.1'a;'get best selection ,

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' 'PREMIER siaofr DowN. `

Gaill, the Egyptian Premier,

will recover: '_

The .crlme was of an entire pol

Wl1i¢ll.N'aLioru§lists_ attribute pers al1y"t`o 'Boutlrl‘J3`P_asha. ,

FAvoR oovERNMENT's

_, . ANTI-c\oMBINE ni

uf ,th`n_Union of Canadian Municip

should be appointed The several

ution wlas passed urging that care should be taken by pgrliam in denlir);,with themso as to jclop diss the pupils interests.

X More and more people are

Kinnon: Drug Co. Cor. Gt.

X . Geo. and Kt. Strs.

at 7 I-zo‘ worth to I0 Beer

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ARE_oRE`N To oQNvI`oTIoNs

THE ISLAND

ABLENESS. IT IS WOVEN WEAVERS OF SKILL, AND EVE

WEAVING. ROOM IT IS ALL

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tlur Footwear

_ 0ni-_nuoocas in the shop. business wan not an umldcnt, but t 0 natural roanll ol careful fo thouiht in the maleotlon tour ,an aarnant

efforts forth to have every boot or shoe ultlwl fn style and woglc-

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shot and seriously wounded 'by a student who was arrested. The bul- lets ware extracted and tllh Premier

See that llne orHuck long cloth

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cal nature, the would-he assassinfoe- ing a Nationalist. Ho declared th-at the- motive swas his desire to avenge the various acts of t-he Government

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OTTAWA.. Feb. 20-A resolution

endorsing the principles of the Gov- crnment’s Anti-Combine Bill was

passed ata meeting of the executive

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itlles held"at the City Hall here yes- terday morning. It was sugtgestled that instlnald of having temporary arbitration boards a, permanent body

a.

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were considered, and a further resoli

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WANT To TEL You WHY PAT- oNs‘ Rlinlous HIRRON BROAD- CLUTH 'is so POPULAR ALL ovER

IT Is igs FINISH,

ITS, ,_MAK UR, _AND ITs~n{iiiil2iNNi§’ibUAL1TrEs,‘ THE PERMA-NENcv or THE Dvns us- ED, 1Ts rIRIviNEss, Irs uNsPoT-

BY RY*

YARD OF IT HAS TO PASS FIZRST CLASS BY '1`HE.M_ANUFAC- TLRER AFTER IT LEAVES THE

GETHER A~ Finslrr CLASS CLOTH, ANI: EvER"r. YARD is GUARAN- TEED Rv THE MAKER AND ouR

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Because of its delicate,

emollient, sanative, antisep- tic properties derivedvfrom Cuticura, united with ~ the purest of saponaceous in-

gredients and most refresh- ng of 'flower odours, Cuti- cura Soap is unrivaled for shampooing, bathing, shav- ing and for every use in

preservinig the hair and skin. Assiste by Cuticura, it allays itching and irritation and tends to prevent clog-_ ging of the_'_p_c_>res, a frequent cause of facial. eruptions.

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le Beat D0?rs ahd Trealmofhk lrlqgklnnfng “ KEITH'S THEATRE, BOSTON. ‘

The season at Ke'ith’s is proving

one of the most; remarks-blei-in-the history of that vaudeville theatre,

and all Boston ls atitgnding the shows. For five weeks ie Fullers Ballet ol Light has been the atl:rac\ tion that has, never been equalled in vaudeville and next week the ‘bill will contain a hostl ol new features of equal importance. Nat Wills, the tramp comedian, who is now recog- nized as the leading humorist in this line of work, comes with an entire/ly new line of talk, stories that h-ave been setting New York by llhe ears. an-d of course introducing something n'ew about. his famous afhnity or- tensc. Another big feature wifi; be furnished' 'by George V. Hobiartfsl sketch, entitled “Dinkelsp_iel’s Christ- mas."` Dinkelspiel is an old, whole- some German with a fund of wit' and a son who is thoroughly American- ized and a mother who is una/ble to understan-d itl. He has wovenavery pretty story around _the affairs of the family and in fact it is one of the most unique sketches of the kind that has heen staged in recent years. A sensational feature will be the famous Saxon Trio, who claiml to hold the world's record in new feats of strength, in which they challenge all-comers. Another feature will. be the Howard Brothers, hlanjoists, who do all sorts of amusing stunts with tlhese instruments, jug\!lll\€‘ tlhem in the air until the st-age seems lull of 'na,n;ios, all playing, Other features will be the Italian Trio, three of thc best singers tlhat have ever came from Italy; the Bowman Brothers, blackface comedians; Wait- son and Little in th-eir dancing _spe- clalty; and features yet. to be an- nounced. _ .

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1-’l‘H'E BEST COUGH MEDICINE

we know of is Allen.’s Lung Balsam. .,_______i._.

GRAND TRUNK TRAIN

'AND ENGINE CRASI-lED.‘

..,~,.-.- ,» TORONTO. Fel.. 20-The Grand

Trunk local train ran into a light engine near York Station this after- noon, 'giving tlhe -_passengers a bad shaking up. J. Yeomans, traveller, had his ankle broken. A`. Gowans. traveller, had.his hack sprained, and Philhury, a book-keeper, received a scalp wound. They all \'€lU“'K9d f-0 Toronto, and were 'nrloulrhf i11i~0 1105- pital.

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"New models in Spring garments

are beginning to arrive at »Prowse Bros store. Snappy clothes from the best makers. hill of the dash and Z0; whlch well dressed " men'want1 ' ' - They are also showing the new Spring Hats in Btetson’s and the celebrated Hawes, for the men who `want `- dis- tinguished headwear. 2-_-2ld2i.

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I

Thanksii

We desire to thank all who

contributed toward OUR IN- CREASED BUSINESS 'for the'past year and trust that with an effort to please and to_ give the’ best value for every dollar, we will be. fav- ored witliyour continued pat- ronage. _

With best wishes to all for a

ha py and -successful new year.

A w._N.1TAN ron V

Ponexgz L 1 ' ..'

TO LEAVE MADWB

nosrou, mass., Im..

buds of the New York, New

Lvglalarture was candidly outltn ' y Presidgnt Charles S. Mollen,of.tha.t railroad, in an address before. the Boston Boot and Shoe Club tonight. "Clear lwny all the subterhrge, all In touching nu the public future ref

lations ol.tha New Haven, Boston &. Maine and Canadian railroad, Mr. ment from tha situatlion of the- New' Haven road in this commonwealth and then ls little to have li. contro- versy about," said Mr. Mellen, He continued: i

"If Massachusetts is- contnit to

execute h`cr own laws within lirr own territory, she will have enough on her hands to occupy her time fullv' to the limit. And it is n0~v8rl1 of tlhe business of this commonwealth to seek to extend by agreement with the New Haven road, under threats of punishment, her jurisdiction oven the action -of a puklic service corpor- ‘ati-an in neighboring states, that. .have never been declarad 1n.compet~. pun snags uno Iraq; anuaiio oq qua the assertions, all the" mis-statef Mellen probably referred to the ef- forts of the Grand Trunk to- secure. a charter for a. branch road in Rhode

l-_ations of both the New Haven and Boston & Maine, with their Canadi- an neighbors.” _ /

Mr. Mellen regarded a through Boston-Buflalol line, advocated _bog Mayor Fitzgerald as feasible ,and thought a better one mig-ht` hc had through the use of existing lines than can be had through the construction of an additional one.

AN EASTERNIS. S. MEETING.

ST JOHN, Feb. 21.-At ameeting

of the stockholders of the Eastern

tional. Bank, Bath, Tuesday, Freder-

COFPOTB I ll tors were re-elected: Calvin Austin, William T. Cobb, Eugene N.- Foss, Josiah W. Hayden. William H. Hill, Charles F. Libby, Henry R. Mjallory and Galen L. Stone. Those_prescnt were Calvin Austin of Boston, J. F. Liscomb of Portland, Assistant 'Ilrea\ surer R. A. Pepper, James Edward Drake of_this city and FNS. Sherman of Rockland. '

Catarrh Cannot Bc _Cured

with |.0t.‘.\[. APl’Ll(2A'l`IONS, as the can not reach tho seat. of the disease. Cntarxli is a blood or constitutional disease, and in order- to cure lt you must luke fnl.ern:\l remedies. H_all's_C:\tarI-ll Curc is Lnkon internally. und acts directly on tho blood and mucous sur faces lf{all‘ll Uatnrrh Cure is not a :Stack cdiclnu. lt was prescribed by onli of’ the ost plrgwiii-lnlls in this I-.ounlrypfor years and is a r¢-gulurprc- sci-iptiou. It is colnpluscd of the best tonics knowmcolnblncd \vlt the boat- blood purifiers, actlnlr dire'-,tl_v nn this mucous surfaces. ’lho perfect combination ol' thc two ingredients is what produces such wonderful ri-suits in cur- ing Catarrh. Band for testimonials (rec.

F. J. CHENEY & CO, Tulcd i,0

Sold bv all Dru gglsts 75a

Take Hall n Family Pills for constipation

ALL VACANCIES FILLED. A

LONDON, Feb. 21-Premier As-

quith has filled vacancies in thc Min- istry, which is an indication that he expects the Government to pass safe- ly through the crisis.

The new Ministers are: William

Benn and Ernest Soares, Junior Lords of the Treasury; Edwin Mon- tagu, Under Secretary for India, and ‘ Cecil Nlorton, Assistant Postmnstcrl General. -

Norton succends Sir Henry Norm-

an, w-ho failed of election. This com;- pletes the Ministry. `

In the case of the Junior Lords,

bye-elections will be necessary. But, as both had good majorities last month, there is lltltlc ‘danger of their losing their seats; -

R1oTs EVERYWHERE '

v ` IN i>HIi.ADELI>I-IIA.

'Pl-HLADELPHIA, Feb. 21-_Riotin __ in every section of the city followed the attempt of the Philadelphia Rap- id Transit Company to _operate its lines.

Passengers and crews were driven

from the cars by the inluriateilmobs and, in a scorn of instances, the abandoned cars were burned or oth- erwise destroyed.

Stern measures were taken hy the police to `qi_lell the disorder, and; nearly five hundred persons were ar- rested, charged with theft. - '

Two women were hit by stray bul- lets, and many persons were remov~. ed to the liospiilals. V

Mayor Reyhurn ordered Director

Clay to swear in three thousand 'ad- ditional police and issued a procla- mntionienforcing tha Riot Act.

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Little .- _

Gom Pills*

Relieve all ills;

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due to torpid liver-7'-pf _ constipation w hich' ` create 'head'acl1'es and ` general-lacisitude. -~ `.~`.=‘

Being small in size

easily taken "con tain no

Price r5c per _bottle

` Prepard-'and' sold *by A. w. Relais, rl\m|s,,_,

The Square Druggisb »

Sunnyside

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“Hartford Railroad `with respect to

Doilible action by the Massachtggtd

` ' We want every young

' hat department a visit.

You’l1 be favorably

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mwd wh” he sammat uimprovoib A "' Yon‘ll find here a most comprehensive showingof new

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:gg aigtiisiiilzg diy N2: 'Eilglidiief spring shirts. Every fashionable pattern from _the negligee to roads might change the triend1y,,\‘°=- - the knife, double, cluster and French pleated bosoms. _ _

' ' iso, iss, zoo, 2125

‘ 'I 15., si.oo, izs, iss,

'the New Sprihh are llere tor _'You-Now,

something more dressy» 50m°thiU8' mme

~ and away above the common, fo just

glance, youll] be simply captivated 'on

_ A The showing includes every popu an niiwfidea, every little detail worked out by specializlnglftlesigur.

' " ers and finished by expert workmen. Theyifarge notion,

too good for the “Home of Good Hats.” * ,I

_ isa, s1.oo I New Arrivals _in Spring Sliirt`s` I

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man who wants toowexrl

impressed with

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YOUNG _MEN'8 MAN . _Y

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Steamship Co. at the Lincoln Na- _i V _VH ` I _i

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iclr H. Low was elected clerk of the _

t'o and the following direc- -

si. rain ure

Fire Insurance C0.

lowest rates.

' .

Mr. Farmer, are you

the city called on the contract and asked for prices He got

every hour of the day ? '

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I have been appointed General Ag¢ii_tf'“"_ for this Province for .'abo\'e excellent _

The Farmer T

will actually pay for itself over and over again-

~' The Telephone Co. of P. E. Island

A and Marine lnS. Co i I

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surable property will be insured at

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Charlottetown. '

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l"")The Phone ai

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aware that with a pen-

cil and paper it can be proven that tlic teleplione

For instance, a farincr living about_twelve miles frotiill V- '

department lheotlier day - " the prices and the phone

too. _ He said that he took in a load of pork, when he ar- rived in the city found that he could get.a quarter ofa cent per pound more almost at his own door, If lic had a phone he could regulate the killing to suit the demand.

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Are you aware, l\Ir Farmer, that this same’ "Atliiii'g:`.a1J- A-"

plies to almost every_line of production, besides the ines- tiinable worth ofthe 'phone every duy of the week and

Write contract d partineut for prices. A V ` _

mc.us Broadcloth that we sold _so well last Fall ,reason we got sold out, This is just to tell you we have re- ceived anothcr large shipment, it comes in the new shades and the price is the same $1.75 with regular cash discount for spot cash. Jas Pa- ton & C0. 2-10dtfr1i.

FAST AND nunious wAi.L RA- PER sAI.E AT THE REMN- ANT SALE MoNDAv-IR You wANT To PARTICIPATE IN THE RAR- 'G iNs-You WANT To GET - IN P olvlI>TLI‘. PRETTY PAPERS » R LEss THAN HALF THE on-

_. .*JlrNARY VALUE. _ Moons la. luc-

LEOD- 2-ist-ul.

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,A A WINNER

_I!1¢l'C1\fi3l5 V ii In the long run your a winner if

Purely vegetable, _ '_ you patronize the STAR, Your

‘ goods will be carefuly handled.

`Tl1¢Y Will be promptly done. 'l`he} will have personal attention. In short you get the BEST in laundry h¢§¢ .Without extra charge. -

‘ Goods called for and delivered.

A. F. ' WEBSTER

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"Havon't said much about. that fa- .

' Star Steam Laundry `

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THE NEW V/E16!-ITB AND_.TliB

RICH COLORINGS 0F_ THAT FAM- OUS B‘R()AD(`~LOTH THAT PATUN & C0 WANT A~ NAMEi;§‘oR_ANll ARE WILLING To‘~ PAY. alo.oo -IN i;oLD ROR Is oN SH ~- THEIR wEsTERN wINDow. umm-toast. ' .....,-

"We have Velox -‘anG~-""Micmnd

skates. We have Coles' and Flsher’s

tube skates. We have ‘ybgckey boots, We havehockey stl`cl*l‘i the follow- ing leading ltnesze-Red Dot,‘Re>\'.< Micinac and Lally's Special. We nt- tach skates. We make a specialty Of Ente grinding at`.`i'Er-nesH'~Rlce's. 155

’ Grafton Street. ,.. ,,nH]L23dtf.

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“It will pa ev r ,landlor -

lady or tenanyi; wlgdylls gdihgmn' Der one_oi° more rooms in their dwell- ing this year to attend-intl mice) UH' big Remnant Sale of,Wh_ll_Pap_er he- niniung many. Au plimi-in at H-in Price, some lens. Genuine baf_ZP~i“-" for everyone. Carter `»&‘ `UcmlJ8l1Y Li-mimi. _- ,af-isiuw.

"Our Prhscrlption Dopartlment ll our pride and we que me livin: of Prescriptions a specialty. We use i only materials 0l'nign¢¢t standard 01

Dailey Alpdt otigapgth. po ine; s u 0 u m e axle I Doctor orders' our motllz. Yoill Will

est Dru Bt C ` Drug Co. s ' . dm* THERE is somlvrr-nNo Asoirr THAT rlluous anoADoI.o'rH or I»AToNs THAT APPEALS To THAT LADY or INDI-vrDn»ALiTv.

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