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Dgflvxlllseizdiors IN I my Family didn Have ascii Blrrtespulrs S An Anglican clergyman ~ _ -

THE GLARDIAN, CHARLOTTETOWN, PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND, FEBRUARY 2 1901.

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FACTORIES . 7-

Employees Have Religious Services Palme l

Going to Wci~k.

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I H L~,e,\,_g0;-_ who owns :in extensive' 4~ ‘

mwyy in Wztsliimrton recently started his ,my employees to work with fifteen

minutes religious service. The Rev. I. I. Corby pastor of the first

Presbyterian Church. has been employed for one month to deliver short -`ermons - every morning. and if thc services prove w (10 good the minister \vil1_be kept. on the

iv roll in<le'init~Iy

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Mr, Greagor is it member of no church.

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are the only

medicine that will cure Dia.. betes. Like Bright’s Dil- ease this dis-

ensebvlvas in- c u ra e until

D0dd's Kidney Pills cured it. Doctors themselves confess that without Dodd's

Kidney Pills they are

ppwerless against Dia-

‘ tes. Dodd's Kidney

Pills are the first medicine that ever cured Diabetes.

- Imitations-box, name and

‘ pill, are advertised to do so,

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Dodd's Kidney gills are

Eftv cents a box at all druggists.

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llackinnon & Williams,

Bot isters, Solicitors, Notaries, etc.

D, A. MACKINNON, LL. B., Q. C. E. BAYFIELD WILLIAMS.

Umea sims will Ha-.-¢ Ti.¢\m¢si1 , ___ V i a p

-__ Formidable in The World. ` `

Regularly at Breakfast ___ Send” 3' MeS°age About

Because They Find It More Palatable and Healthful Than Other

Grain Foods They Have Used.”

A Montreal Lady whose sons arc uiem-

bers of the Ralston Ilealth Club, after »

rsading the letter of \Vebster lidgerly, President, of the Club, determined some weeks ago to give Malt Breakfast Food o trial. Her family were so delighted with t`ie Food, they decided to continue its use. Its delicious tlavor. easy digestion,

its health-giving properties have made it an indispensable dish for breakfast in that home. To her ’ ro er she said: "My family must have Mal; Ifretkfast Food regularly at breakfi st, because they find itlthe more palatable ind :he ilthful than other grain foods they have usel.”

Thousinrls of Tamil :-1 iu Canada §have

given up the use of the old stomtch irritating foods for Malt Breakfast Food that proves itself so nutritious and strengthening. Grocers sell it.

HOCk€y l 901 _

February 12th-Senior and intermediate Abegweits vs. senior and intermediate Crystal at Charlottetown.

The dates of the student matches and

other cu'.side games will be arranged ater.

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A PERSEVIZRANCE RE WARDED.

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Mr-`. Ferry was at First Discouragcd but

Afterwar ls Resumcd Treatment and

was Cured.

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. _“-7. BEGAN LIFE ASASQUATIER. -b o ' not k ld ol ob no

Barrister’ Sollcltorn Notary 1 _“_ A '___ iitullafdiwrovgdcvvhzrefergilf. hixesgllfélen feaiith- ,

BEAR RIYBR, N. S; Feb. ll.--Mrs. Eliza-

beth .Berry of this place has had an experi- ence both unique and inte.rest~ing. She .says : “For over eight yearsl suffered with chronic Kidney Disease. I tried many

` remedies, but with no relief. A friend ad-

vised l)odd`s Kidney Pills.

"l tool: one box and that did not seem to

help me very much I left off and conclud-

- ed there was no remedy. For three years

ed the twelfth vet and I am comnletel

No development of greater importance

has occurred in history of the new navy of the Unit-ed States, says a \Vashington sneciultothe Tribune. than that just sign:-tlizcd in the accord reached by the authorities on a typhicitl American battlesliipdesign, wholly unlike anything abroad, and far superior in every lighting essential to any vessel _vet projected by any foreign power. It records the complete triumph of a distinctively American device, the superimposed, or our gun turret, and it insures n wider radius of ellective action than tliat of any heavily armored vessel in the world. Seven of the most formidable xvarships designed by any nation are immediately affected by the decision, five of which have been let under contract by the navy department in the last month. The other two are provided for by thc current navalappropriation bill to cost altogether, when commissioned in fighting trim, about $50,000,000. The battery decided upon for the new worships consists of four 12-inch. fourS inch and sixteen 6- inch guns, which sulpasses anything heretofore proposed for it single ship fn any navy. The 8-inch, and 12-inch guns are superimposed, and there are eiszht 6-inch guns in each broadside. The remarkable and absolutely homogeneous battery ofthe 6-inch guns is rapid fire. lt is the new pattern naval 6, and its 109- pound Droject-ile leaves the muzzle with avelocity of 3,000 feet asecend, instead of 2,000 feet, the best obtained by its predecessors.

PIERCE A_\'Y AHIIOR

Each of these sixteen 6-inch guns will

pierce at the rate of three times a minute, all the armor of any battleships except thatof turrets and citarlels. The new navalowill easily perfomte over five inches of the highest class of Kruppized armour at two miles range, more than

inches at a half mile, and each gun will do this every twenty seconds.

SAVING IN \VEIGHT.

In the opinion of many able otlilcers,

scarcely less notable is the saving in AHGPCWS HOIDC." M0l1l~!`¢0-ll is 011 6 Of l»h€

` I t I d ‘.11 t 1 t I t Weigh; gccomplished by the new -1 rnstnyclergymen benefitted by the_use_of

Office-Cameron Block, Charlotteton n Vllrslrihas ledhtabndrésg gr uarsdresgoduso arrangement' which will add 300 ton *Palms Celery Campound. Having a fun Money to loan on Real Estate. self and I did not sleep more than five fl0 the vonl-bunker 0898010' °f “Ch Ship- i knowledge of its life restoring and health-

au. 17. d&w tf. m_\_ri\‘1it;,eet_:aIal;;znté1(ptt<;11;1_;]t5l;)F;lgsl1§idneyPiHS This fuel will inorease their cruising giving virtues, he dai]y recommends itm i

’ nnce more. This time I bought five boxes. radius by 1300 miles’ and eniible the.m to | .the sick In his parish with whom he mines

T _ _ g _c . When these were done 1 was .1 lime hes- keen the Sen. away from coahus Statwns, , in contact. He writes as follows: _

I ' fi ter, so I got. seven more. I have not finish- at least. another week.-New York “H,,,ving personally and in my gwn

six inches at one mile, more than sever _ D3m0ninati0nS_

l Poino’s Colory l Compound

llei.J.Frodor1ok Renaud -Has Used -the Gr.at ldedioido

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In His Own Home. l

lla llas Also llssd ll Wllll , Most Boosllslal 1f_Ellaots

Among lhe Slokol llis

target Parish.

Palne's Below liomoouod

Has Accomplished at Mar- . veollous Work for Those

Who Used it Fatithfully.

No Other Medicine is so I

Strongly Recommended by Cl ergymen of all

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The Rev. J. Frederick Renaud, Church

of England Minister, and Secretary and Immigration Chapla.in,with office at “The

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cured of every trace of the old trouble.” y Herald` 2Z;;s:yh;lgn?;g§2;i'e‘;:§ t'lI)’;v‘;;;‘;i5n*:it';;; i

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Q si-HRKED DUTY Fon YEARS.

' Sl' Wm' LY°°~ L°"‘l H°PeSi'°“'s first The Montreal Police Committee have

Pubhc' Commissioner’ etc' `S°le°ti°” f°1` me- premiership °f "",made the discovery that six policemen of MQNTAGUE, - - - P, E. 1sLAND_ Australia, was not born to fortune. He Na 12 police Station have for §eMs past an 10 d3m WU began life as a squatter in Queensland. shirked their night duty and spend tn-:ir

' ’ 3 time playingcards in a shanty on C~\di» ux

street, belonging to the 'Wat-er-\»\ orxs D; partment. .

to time used it with the same beneficial effect among my sick people. I deem it

fully tired, and, if this .acknovvledzement of mine will make your well known Com- pound still more widely known to the benefit of the needy and sick, you have my authority to use this letter in any way you think best.”

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Ever_v D.-pa.r:ment in the Stolato be uttloafled

before of ening up the new Spring nods.

MUNEY TRLKS BIG so bring it along with

you as this di scount will be for only.

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Bargains in Boys 2 l Bargains ,in _Hulk

piece'f_Suir.S. (700) seven Ulsters,§ tlta`,p|iQ`sidt hundred little Suits to S lit still) Q " chocsc from, all sizes Illsters for $5.00fo¥`tl\¢

gradlps and styles in *next loldayl.

stoc .

Bargains in Boys 3 Goods, piece Suits, single or.,bons,I.ll§di»"$ I double breasted, all must iiug etcl &,oio.“

go as soon as possible. line ofggg _, ” this

forthe next I5 days. » _-

Bargains in Men’s » I -

Suits, Reefers and Over- Bargains in (}ent°s Futu- coats including tho now ishings, White Shirts, famous Fit-Reform. 25 Collars and Cuds; Wool per cent oil' all lines for and Kid Gloves and the next 15 days. Mitts.

Fit reform Ovcrcoa-ts and

Suits at a discount of 25

per cent for the next 15 days.

This sale is for cash only.

_ Tweeds, Worsteds and merges all thrown in at big discounts.

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0ur great sale Gonsustmg of Household Goods and White Wear |s.no\I_o§., ,

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Bleached Sheetings,

72-in p‘ain reg. 25c now 'llc

81-in p‘ain reg. 36c now 300

72.in twill reg. 28c now 23c

Sl-in twill reg. 38c now 33a

U nbleached Sheetings

72-inch plain reg. 18 now 140 72-inch twill reg. 20c now 16c 81-inch twill reg. 30c now 2 c

Pillow Cottons Plain

40 42 44

inch at l2c “ at 14c “ at l6c

CIRCULAR inch at 14:: inch at 16c inch at l8c inch at 20c

40 42 44 46

You can always rely on our giving goods at what we advertise

Quilts,

Honey comb

10-]_» weeks ep°cial 85c

11% as is $120

. 12% “ °‘ $1.40

Marseilles Satin Finish 10} Weeks leader $1.50.

lli, Week’s snap $2.25 = Colored Alhambras, all sizes A

in stock, 60c to 1.50.

Towels.

. All linen buck 20 x 38, 14:

each, 2 for 251:.

22 x 40, I9.: each, 2 for 35:. Other prices in stock.

Towellings

All linen 15 inch, 5c yd.

Fancy Turkish 150, l3c. yd.

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Secure your White G_00dS_ §

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Heavy fancy Linen, 15m 6c yd.

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Ernbroideries.

Bought direct from St. Gaia,

Switzerland, 2c, 3c, 4c, 5c.

See our special line at 6c. Qther values up to 45c.

White Lawns and Book

Muslins, all 20 per cent disc.

English Print Cottons

New and nobby patterns,

worth from 12c to l6c, yours at llc per yard.

Bet values in Canada. today.

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White and Grey Cottons

i We buy these goods in large 4 quantities and can guarantee

the price the lowest-.

See our English bleached at

Sc yard.

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I Apron Muslins 7

Fancy striped at 6c. yd. Fancy open work do 9c. yd. Cross bor do special 12c.

or 3 ydsfor 3Octs.

Ladies’ White Wear.

'O if stocklof white wear has

ll been specially selected for this

1 sale all made from the best

_ English cambrics. '

Ladies’ Night Dresses. 5 ectal line tucked 480 d

PSpscia.l line tucked and em- broidered 56c.

Special line embroided 72c. Extra value embroidery

trimming $1.10

Other prices $1.20, 1.60,

1.85, 2.35, 2 95, 3.75.

A few skirts plain and

tucked s uitable for vounegirh-

' Yours at 25c- Each.

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Skirts ` Three Leaders. I

Regular 82c now 72:.

'Goa-ift’s Furnhlwngm

Uollt’¢ Ulllildelli ful

n $1_10 no' 85c_ thin! Iii ll lhB§

°‘ 1-50 “‘"' $1-25 See our laundered lhirh ll

other v»lues and prices from I 72c_ to$3_50_ $1.00. The above In eral)

tional ivalnn. Gs\\t’a Lillt

Collars all sizes old sbp!

` in stock. Sao our 2 for 20¢.

Linens.

Table Linen.

Blesched

62 inch 700. 70 " 751:. 72 -‘ 80e. 72 3" 010° 72 “ 01.15

Knickers. -

Newest goods and designs

trimmed with embroidery-

Special line combric 20c. pair , Embroidery trimmed 341. “

other qualities 42c.-48c 55c.~

62c., 72c.. 92c.

Corset Covers.

All sizes in stock. Too

many good _values to particu-

larizo.

Prices 20c., 30c‘»- 38c., 55c. and up to $1.40 l

All the above goods boughtspecially for this ‘sale and we intend to make it The Bestf'White Goods Sale wohave ever held.

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