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SUMME SIDE. A 'AWN ._

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_ and l.l§,f°_li'.`il» °e`i.li§rf,';H,illilfdlebugitililY _ gn Tpfmmup gg* 1 _ _An U_______________med

_It PHY! to buy in this Province. _ --Thu marriage took" place at the,m0,,,,ng ‘nd eta back Saturda

'__ » 3rd Avenue Methodist paraonage, night.. g Y

merside. meets tonight. Very import

-Court Chatauqua, I. 0. F., Sum-,saskatoun, on Jan. 25th, of Miss

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ant business. All members asked tg'

be Present.

E\elyn H Llark of Wilmot Valley to R. Badger of Asquith, Sask. 'l` e bride was becomingly dressed in a pearl grey travelling suit, with

a

_Rev J” M°D0l-‘Bill Will preach \vbite beaver hat trimmed with

on Sabbath, the 5th., at Cape Tra Verse at 10.30 and _7 and at Sea:-lg town at li.

-There will be service ih the North

Bedeque Presbyterian Church at 11 a.m. next Sunday and at Freetown

Presbyterian church at 7 p_m.

_ -Un Saturday last while James and Thomas Bryenton were killing a beef the blocks on which it was haug- ing broke and the carcas, falling on

J mes broke his aim in tau aces

a ‘. _° ~ " pl

Under the skillful care of Dr Noonan

Ml’ Bl”Yen'_ou's arm is mending rapid- ly.

-Notice in the Prince County news

an item from Cape Traverse in refer: ence to a very large Elm tree some eighteen feet round. and maintaining its size to about 50 feet in height and ends by saying "ls not this the largest tree in province.” No. it is not, _Harry Williams of Elmsdale cut down the other day on T. A. Mai-

thews' farm an Elm tree measuring

~ plumes and cabeshons of gilt and > wore a sunhurst of pearls, the gift

of the groom. The couple were unat- tended. After the ceremony supper was served at the Flanningon Hotel and the happy couple left on the morning train to a short trip to the coast. On their return Mr. and Mrs. Badger will make their home in As~ quith where Mr. Badger conducts a successful hardware and implement business. Among the valuable pre- sents was a silver tea service from

- the Great West Furniture Service Co.

with whom the bride held a_respon-

are over boomed “One fellow ont here," he says", “goes sixty miles for Iwood to burn. He starts Monday!

TYIITCHIIIU EYELID _

PREVEHTS BURIAL

DALTON, Ga.: Jan. 30-The twitch-

‘ing of an eyelid saved Mrs. Chloe Thaxter, an aged woman from being lembalmed and interred. Mrs. Thaxt- er. who lived alone, was found ap-

lparently deardtssy a neighbear today and an unde er was noti ed, who ‘sent an assistant to prepare the body for burial.

As he began work on the~body that

eyes of tihe suppoised corpse twitchedi land win ed at hm. The assistant lilew in horror and reported the mat- ter to the undertaken The latter went to Mrs. 'l?haxter's home and inund the woman apparently dead.

which she has made in Ssskatoo

and especially the 3rd Avenue Metho- dist choir of which she was a mem- ber.

-The ‘Morning Dalp' Guardian car

be obtained at iiafl`erty‘| Tonsnrial Parlors, Summerside. 12-ltldrtl.

-All news, advertising and lub

at-riptions ia Alberton and vicinity

19; feet and maintaining its size to iJ0.m0,,ld b. hwdw go H_ Clark, Assn;

feet high-so the writer thinks this is the largest tree in the Province.

1-25drtf.

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-Good codflsh and sugar cured ham

-The _ilcoplc of the western part of "mu ,_ myu comb,,,"_i0,,_ One, up

Prince (ownty are loud in thc.r con-led one” ,,Md_ Buch Mex., 3, C0__

demnation of the train arrangements in cnnncctif-n with the hockey match at Siinimmside, on Tuesday night

'siimmeniae , 1.27dicur|3w_

-Goldie’a Star, whole wheat and

last. The hockey and siopping spe--Graham ul-_:ood and fresh at

cial, wliicli had been udvertiszd to

Brace Mclgy & Cn., Ltd., Summer-

leave Tignish at 1 p. m., did not_!,dc_ ' ]_27dff_u,.53w_

leave there until 2.15, the delay he- ing caused by some misunilerstanding between the two hockey cluls. Vlhen it did leave it made such wretched time that it was about 8.3.) when it

l --Gasolina engine oil, batteries and 'all engine supplies, also circular saws land beltlng, eta _ be bouEl1i la: Brace, McKay ' CWS.. Summvr-

arrived in Sunimerslde, nlthe s.o_res|_`m. at nght prices for the right

hciiig then closed. ’I`he slow running

of this train was attributed to the leaky condition oi the engine which was hauling the train. The rink om- cials claim that when arrangemints were made for this train.that the railway odlcials promised to furnish n good engine, one capable of making fairly reasonable time, but instead an eneiue, the proper place for-which

to have sent her would have been to,

the repair shop, was rent out and de lays of from twenty minutes to hfty

quality. l-27dfrtu3w_

-All advertising in Summerside und- vicinity for The Mornint DMl‘ or Rural Daily as well as all new and renewal subscriptions, should he handed to Miss Amy G. Burrows, a- gent, Summer Street. All news should .be given to J. F. Lafferty, Guardian Correspondent, Water Street.

' l-25drtf.

‘iinvises riuineiis nor

minutes while steam was being got up, was frequent during the trip from

Tignish and on arrival at Summer- sidc, troubles did not ceai-le there.

instead of sending another engine out to take the train back :this Same leaky engine with the shunter to push her along was sent back with the

lsell out, but

train with the res ilt that the train _Come om Mm and an the place

ST. JOHN. Feb. l-"My advice to

5 comfortable farmer living in the maritime provinces ie to stay _right

(While Samuel Greene, o wagon manu-

Hible D0Siti0f1- The bride will b¢ He decided to watch the body awhile, U\UCl1 missed bY ll" mam’ friend” and soon discovered signs of life.

“ A physician was called and Mrs.

Thaxter was soon restored to consc- iousness. . The aged woman says she fell into

a sort of trance and knew the under- Itaker was preparing to cmbalm her, but was unable to speak. '

STRlCKEN'DU_MB lll _

HIDST OF IDDRESS

MIDDLETOWN, N. Y., Jan. 30-

facturer of Florida, this county, was speaking at a maniifactiirers' ban- quet at a hotel here, he startled his bearers by exclaiming :

"Gentlemen, I cannot proceed fur-

ther."

Then he dropped into a chair, hav- ing suffered a stroke of paralysis on , the right side, which rendered him -speechless and unconscious. He` is at a hospital here.

Mr.. Green is 70 years old, a prom-

inent Free Mason, and is affiliated with Mecca Temple, New York.

LOVE IESSIUES HERE

_ SEIIT' Ill SHORTHKHD

HOLLIDAYSBURG, Penn., Jan. 30

-A sensational breaéh of promise suit, brought by Miss Frances Brum- baugh against George C. Kelchner. _Jr., of Altoona, the son of George |Kelchner, a prominent merchant, was placed on trial in the Blair County Court today.

Miss Bruinbaugh testified that their

courtship' lasted for three years, and she produced in court a bushel of post cards she had received from the defendant. The love messages were written on these cards in shorthand so as to bar inquisitive postmasters.

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Selling of Real Saturday Snaps » ~_

Oiir announcement' of some REAL, GENUINE BARGAINS for last Saturday brought _such _a

prompt and ready response-that we ha-ve decided to see what we ‘can do in the way of anotherS:1tur_iuy

_ _of Savings" for you. ~ _ - _

We have therefore chosen some other lines to let* yoti see once more what READY CASH can _ _

do'-leaving in several ofthe lines given last Saturday-as owing to the storm all the lines were not quite _

l` d "tl Gears ou BUT THE MAJORITY OF THEM LEFT EMPTY SHELVES SATURDAY NIGHT. The

reason being that customers found the goods behind the ads.

That _is pretty nearly enough' said is it not? ~

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Ladies’ l A l _ 'Taffeta ‘Womerfs ` White De Laine Waists Silk-“ Waists 'College Costs _ .

Fresh-new-dainty goods with Sli-e'l‘l style and finish-well tail-l These are regulation College ' ff

fold down front and broad tucks. lored wnists which fashion says are 'Collar Ooats-of durable riiaterial Dressy and washers. Regular $2.10 iright $2.60. _ well finished _

Saturday $8.55 i Au elegant line of fresh neck- Salurdsy375 »

Of those Flannelette Waists are wear-just 25 cents. V Neck Mufflers sold all over

left, only a few _

All White Lustre Waists-new Canada for 50 cts

65 cents. _goods too-$1.55. _ » 39 cents. _'

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Men’s Heavy Comfort Mitts '

20 doz. Men’s Fancy Shirts

A better line, never sold below

- ~ f$f~°° 75 cents Another Line somewhat coarser lf

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. 39c perpr. '~

50 can Men's Fine All VVool Unshrin

able llnderwear, 36 to 44 per gat

A ment $1.00, per. suit $2.00, '

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f but warmth and dumiiiiy in them.

F°"' Saturday “my ““’_“9|‘ 501: per garment '

XSS, eta for 55 cts", '88c cts for 45 cts. , per paper.; _ _

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j -Silks-------~-f-----~--,__ s-Remnants---\ t

100 yds of beautiful silks-Taffetas, and

Listres-also a few Paillettes. Different lengths, . ‘ t0 4 yds *W0i11<l make a child‘s dress or ladies’ but some of them long enough for a waist. And waist. HALF PRICE ‘- all of them of fashionable shades. Two lines- 1 20.000 Papers of Pius-Full Sheets 2 Cents J.

__ 150 Remn.ii.ts of Dress Goods Ends from 2

ff

Thousands of cotton spools all numbers cis. » ._

there. If you are dissatisded don

do as l have done

in

became .stalled DY ill* 5f\°“" 5°"“"“l 'thc worst time of the year. After you

reached ss fai a 0 l.°aiy `lE0_»\f» o'clock the ncit morniiig. Condition

times during tht- n\_el\t_and only

Y

have ihad a caste of what the people

7 go through here, you will be more

sncn as they hav.: a L‘.¢2id¢~l i°“‘1e‘"‘°_ the best spot cn earth.” This is the

n . _ ~ .

to injure tr.i(<_ and eventually endi the people from the western DB" 0

the Island giving up_ all ccnilclence in` specials to Summerside, whether they

be for pleasure or bliness.

__ advm, tim xi. hi. Fawcett, ofhaek-

ville, who is now 'ranching in the Middle West, sends back to the east. He announces also that he is 80m! ito leave the place where he is work-

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soothe, heal and strengthen the

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*im ‘gfgf sr-fe, inflamed or everstralned tissues’ of

"VC fp" the th

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real and give real and permanent from threat troubles use

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A positive boon to all who use th

appreciative letters from singers and

of

earl-loliital

elr voices in rziblic. Among scores of public speakers in nearly every c.v\l\l¢Cl

land. the following has been received frem Mus. Gkasxit

"l lhiuk these Paslilles are exc

ellent and l have already recommended

same to many of my friends." Send for free nmvie ra lo

NATIONAL DRUG AND CHEMICAL

C0. OF CANADA, UMITED, MONTREAL

5 than sntisileil that New Brunswick is __

W' She fixes the damages to her affec- tions at $5000. '

FIXED UP T0 DIE; 0 DROPS DEllD_LlTER

VASSAR, Mich., Jan. 30-Mike

Brophy, a farmer, three miles west _ came to town this afternoon to get his whiskers trimmed. When he was leaning back in the chair to give the barber a chance to tuck the towels ‘around his collar a patron of, the 'shop inquired the reason for Bro- phy's desire to ,spruce up his facial appearance.

WORLD'S OLDEBT DENTIST.

Dr. Rufus C. Chapman., of Newcast-

le, who has a record of sixty-live years of active practice to his'credit, is known as the oldest practising dentist in the world. He is also said to be the first dentist in the world to use ether as an anaesthgtic. He also claims to be the third per- son in the world to realize that the external application of the drug could be used for surgical operations with- out fatal results to the patients. He has since administered ether for one cause and another more than five thousand times, without losing a case and without results that were

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Will Tell

the winning points of our footwear.

Warranted to keep in

share, last 'longer and wear is comfortably as a pair of gloves.

Our Gold Bond Shoes

excel in cfmfort. style and quality - at

` $4.00 4.50 and 5.00

lucms & smith it

‘ Sole Agents 1'”

-1 . 1! serious. Dr. Chapman was born in

ii nie town of Nonieboro, May zz, im,

,_ and in spite of his advanced age is

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still in excellent health.

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A lot containing I i-4 acres laud,

at Centreville. with house and bam both in good repair. The house is pleasantly and conveniently situated and has a brick cistern in the cellar.

For further particulars apply on

the p'cmi.~;es t0 "

MRS ANNIE CAMPBELL. ~

-27df4\v Centreville, Bedequei

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portunity to thank

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Bra<=es-- New Print Cotlons i .__.(;,i,,,,,.,,,__.__._

yard lengths---and is of almost every p;utcm._ Worth Gusseted Kids in .T‘n up to iz cts per yard. Only 85 cfs per pair. __

Saturday 8 I-2 '

C if-~-Ends of

The second comprises iso pieces---new r ` ' L

30 inches wide. .13 cents PC1' yard. lprmg pm) S Ciimbflc and EUlbf°ld¢1'Y

3 i-zcls upto 25 and 301:.

Tabh Ll“°_“ 5° Yi* Valli? 55°. 5f\lU1'd3Y-- »- ~ ~40c Corset Cover Canibric , _ >`

___ __ goyds. 36m. aow 3-5 ct_s.'er zinc. §8c and 40 gtg,

See the _ Line *off Maris Soft Knock About Hats 25 cis each '

V _A Line of M¢n`s-- 2, nm I---- 50 Wadded n '

Blue Overalls ““'}‘m,, _ Comforts I

In all sizes. Per Suit _ 3,120 lll‘_ Trciiieudoiis Reductions in these. They are I

I `1||Qg¢d, exif; slightly soiled bywater, and ire' wdrll 1.75 »

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ny _ _ """“'°‘ I--$1.25 w $1.75 t

To The Working Man

We have 15 dozen Flannel, Tweed and heavy

Wool Shirts for you -worth from 1.2 5 to 2.00 for

l 00 to L55

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Special for Saturday English. Prints-2 lines of them. One lnissie an

I9 cis per pair.

f Six -

Chlldren’s Plaid Dresses, prettily and well made $2.44; for $1 50.

S Th C t R ‘ S eeSoil§d¢ Cuillglhs lli:)l¥nl"rie';n'“

Bafgillis Bl'“S5°u'5B0¢lY Carpet in two tone Green. No.i29.

Price l.(l0 -

A han<lso_me_ 'l`npestr_\‘ body Carpet in Red

flowers, No. 125 -wortli'5' cts, Sat d _ _ _JS ,

B -e ' FloorOil Cloth in many piletty desighsfy. . .. . .

afgalns _ _ _ _ _ 22 cle per square yd.,

_ inlaid Linoleums C.. quality 75 cts. B. r.oo and A. q“'¢,_|h,_

1 _ 2 5 per yard. '

“'liiCl0W Sl1Bd¢S iii Pretiy greens and cream colors.. , . .'..

. - 25 eta Collffets

B"“53°1l'5 S‘l‘1“fe- 3 " 4 yiirds and price 2.; oo. . . ,f0|’ _ _Brussell’s square3x 3 r-2 $22.00.. . . . . _ _ _ _ .|01 “JC

Iooo yards English cotton wi‘th'out dressing-

» _ _ llc les yd.

250 yds Ticking-good for Feathers. 1

|91: per yd.

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6.... 0/mnearrfrowws em ozpasr/fzN7;44 sms: ""

_smli Fiehing Supplies M P _ ___ _

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rn. renewing an sms _ _Hunt up all speciclofferings in the Crockery and China lines and dumping

_ END "Annum the folloyiiniwith them: |75 _ _ _ _T _ » _

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good a position, if not better to give lowest' pricesin all Hard- of Rll fllé , Comm Na Tw,” ffm," QF" 95 pc. ‘ 75 7 ll-“.!‘“"£.m 2_1,

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Hoping to see all our old customers, and as many new 1~:£'2>°|§°|§.¢,i\,{’f.l,"¢: ' Bracket Lamp; I-5¢

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` . ones that favor us with their' wants.

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