sheds filled with ;fh€l,b€S'fJBOth Hard

,- _ 'T ~ »~ V whens-uncertain to be

curious. You will never'

' Q be uncertain as to the

Oa quality of our drugs, family

' ' - :_ - » 9 remedies, .lime and aide

medicine: or any article

_ _ purchased- from us.

' . _. ~ Our aim for the past _ If'S0, P18856 fem. fo years has been to

_“Y

_ember thatwe have ,ve our customers pure

giugs at the lowest pos- sible prices; and to pro- tect them from uncertain Patent Medicines. We have prepared' Q

- HUGHES’

SPECIAL REMEDIES

"___Sl0i-‘ti .T and' our p1°1_C'BS' HTC fight' acure for every disease _ or ailment. These rem-

l -edies are not only made

A. Pltiklilli & G0. li.irii§.§t@j§i§;siS.i

Phone 240 b(ywaiil?nVifht~(:)iix in neeliisgi

_ __ Clrtijwn a remedy. call,write* or ' “ send to ~

l_lHIlf»s'.\\\\\\\\\\'uv///y Geo. H h “The Peoples’ Dgigistss

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We have on hand always choice line of Halibut,

Salmon, Mackerel Haddol k, C0¢lfiSh. Eels and Smelts which’ we are offering at th_e lowest prices consistent ~-with the quality.

Ch’town Fish Suppl Company

Phone 340.1 Grafton Street.

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IN KENTUCKY.

night and lynehed. His body was the

"<

The lyiichlng was done by fifty

§ the shooting of the constable to

L /ZIII4\\\\\\\\7’I,”’,/if place. Some oi' the men wore masks. Pi-ANT UNE STEAMER5- -- A

' I-lalifait exchange says: Capt. Elli

C-"_-"11 " ""' g"niid seven nicii of the crew of Plant

lilier A. W. Perry left Halifax yetiter- fin; song, Messrs. A. Jardine and G.

n Warren; reading, Edith Jardine; reci-

tation, Etta McLauclillii. ltefrcsli- freshnicnts were served. ,After the serving of refresliments. each of the tiie clergymeii present, Rev. It. P. Mur- ray and Itev. F. W. Sawdon, delivered short addresses. giving the tciiipcr-

'tween this port and Boston. Captain once people cheer and .encouragemcii

Mai. rn. sig? Your Guiding Star

The Rexall signisasign that stands for progress. service, _and satisfaction. We are

part and parcel o an organization that has pledged itself to give customers all they are paying for, plus an efficient service.

_The Rcxall institution is too great to risk their past. or jcopardisc their iut"rc by placing

their-_i_abel upon any but meritorious goods.

S \'ou`ll appreciate this yourself if ycu deal at tht- Rcxall Store.

M K' it iitxi-:li irr. lilciillul-;

ac I .\.\` 1) K l‘I.\"I` !~"i`ll E ETH

one of the _seven cash _-prizes offered

rdf*

‘ 8585.

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TAKEN FROM JAIL AND LYNCHED ---

MALFIELD, Ky., Feb. 13.-Thomas tural Conference lit Uigg on Tuesday

T. White, who lt is charged, shot and evening next, February 16th. ln ever

killed Constable Rlciiai-ii 'rin-t, was part of Canada the Deiiartmeiits

taken from me Ceiiiity .ian here last Asrictllture are doing everything liva-

li sible toiarouse the people to support . . ii

riddled with hullet,5_ the aruiy in the lleld and the Uliited .Mr. Collin; chorus, the choir; reading. , 0| Kingdom. Everyone who possibly can Fulton Douglass; recitation, Jetinie moi-it men who i-one in from gm, should make it ii poliit to attend these Dou ass- s eec Kiniliitll D u ass;

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` northern part of tho cotintry wliero m0el~l\lS5~

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`da_v for Boston, where they will joi

1. wil- _

if'

li' "FAys'te hir: in this in-oviiieel

A i=.ol.l`q`e.~ coun"r.-Ai nie Police ‘ 0ourtiSaturday George Coyle was c

Act and fined $200 or four months.

THE MINTO. - The Minto docked

in Picton Saturday at 10.26 a. m. with 60 tons freight, 10 sacks mail and 18 passengers. . . .

A PRIZE WINNER. A- Miss Lilius'

R. Murphy.~SummersIde. won. in com-f petition with ovier four hundred others

by Henry -Birks &__iS_0n.' Montreal, for the best letter- on. bow their catalogue _ could be improved. : _

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BOAT BPECIALQ.-.-'l‘-he uiail_.epe-

cial _from -Cape\.Traverse arrived in Charlottetown Saturday afternoon at 1 o'clock and left again on _i°et,urn at 8.45 last evening. The special from the Stanley It Georgetown reachedi the city at 1.50fp.m. and at.8..45 last evening left Charlottetown on return' to Georgetowiii i _ ' ,

n

THE MAILS-Six icellioats left

Cape Tormentino at 7.20. Saturday morning, with 70 bags of mall and 0_9. passenger. 'and arrived at Cape Tra- verse at 11.20, tlte mail special reach- inl; t.he'cIty'»at 1 o'clock. The boats left Cape Traverse at 7.50, with 50 bags of mail. and arrived at Cape Tormentino at 11.30. The Nova. Sco- tia mail arrived in the city at 1.50 p.ni. . .,

ADDVANCE OF PRICES. - Re-

ceipts of live cattle and hogs at Tor- onto markets since 1st January are fully 25 per cent greater than a year

Clol B tl ttl I ted

have been paying for live hogs 8.25 off cars. Tile demand for cured meats

is_good and prices have been advanc- ei. /

FARMERS" MEETING. - Mr. ille-

hard Creed will address an ,Agricul-

'tlie Plant lliier Evangeline which has been chartered for Southern waters. ‘The Evangeline has been anchored in ‘Bpston harbor for some time. The A. ` W. Perry, which is now at Halifax,will continue on the regular service be-

'Hawes has command of this steamer.

GRAND ENTERTAINMENT. -

New London has always been noted - for its public eiitertainiiieiits, and the concert given at Cliftcii Hall on Mon- day. Feb. 8tIi, was in every way quite up to the stanllaril Rev George lf.

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honest manufacturer. W. ».'~-:~_;;= have earnestly striven _to _l _ , establish such a reputation, and believe our old _ friends

will say that we have never disappointed them. Hickey’s Black Twist Chewing Tobacco represents not o_nly our best efforts but the best to be had in the tobacco line.

Hickey & NicholsonToh. Co., phone 345 - - Manufacturers

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` L Q nrd,*Mrs Broderick. Mrs J Mcliinis.

M i. lllieueniila. Miss Eiiilly Mel

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REDDIN Bnos.

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_ Lean and Miss May Campbell.. Dr.

P - I F. W. Christopher was the floor direc-

tor. assisted by Bert Griffin, Bernard

McAulay. Edward -R_Thornton. Fraigt

Our Dispensary Dept. has proved itself UP- _

TO DATE. , 0

V our patronage ls the Sarsaparllia with iodide of Potassium

Up-to-date Service. ' Fair Prices. _ Personal Service.

REDDIN BROS.

. Phone 86 . I

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_Fire Insurance r . A Necessity j; ~ _

Thendneure in goodstrong stock compel.-

les, which never contest an honest claim auch

, eg is represented by

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' ' _ . \ 'Irvine presided and the programme

much appreciated. Notwithstanding

vailcd Those in charge 'and all who

j'ri-lei' ‘e'rANi.sv. - 'nie stanley U

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atm. with 24 tens freight, so seeks 'ix-°§’>,,,.c,,

docked ,ln Georgetown Saturday at

on- mail and 26 passengers.

vlcted for a breach of the Prohibition i _ --.- _

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HOME GUARDS -All ofllcers it

most anxious to see the men of different companies tum out this we

ments. No. 1 Company toms out

be signed each night at Drill Hall.

LOLIBOII, Gardller, \‘VDOdman an

sharp. Dalton Rooms. About'

lot of winners. Dr. Iloss' trophy

to rooms.

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ence a e mperaiice sen me in Head of Hillsborough is still nliv

turn them away from the dcinoii o

carried out'-Remarks. the cliairnia

ill . D ll. o gl

reading, Hilda. Douglass, reeitatio Dou as Coffin reading, Geo E Wa

in the work of their society. L

hands. You’ll lieileliglited with the r

ly Cream, pricc,25c. per bottle. Mn

as Kiniion Drug Co.. Cor. Great Georg

and Kent b’treefi,s,_-_gliii_tt’._ _ __

re U18 f0UOWirl5 speakers: Messrs. H, B.i

_2 Arbing, Isaac Beer, K. L. Golding, R. cluding all foreign Imporlatlona." e .

to drill at the Drill Hall. No. 2 Com- pany wlll meet Tuesday night at 8 o’clock sharp to go through new move-

on

"`\i“rnday night and No. 3 Company. _Friday evening. lf all who have sign- ed the Service Roll responded to this request nearly 300 men will feel it their honorable duty to try and be pre- sent one evening. Service rolls may

CHESS GRIND.-The following

players will likely enter the prizo ring this evening in the Third Annual Tour- nament of the Cliarlottetowii Chess t‘»lu_b:i\llcRae,,Ross, Taiitori tihe pre- sont clianipioii). Lurdie. May. Protvso, liftitcli, Love, Von Tilburg, Martin,

d

others. Proceedings will start at 7.30

six

prizes will be awarded, among the first

of

eourso being the greatest attraction. A very successful competition is an- ticipated. All chess lovers welcome

S. O. T.-On Friiliiy evening, Feb.

5, 1915, Cherry Hill Division S. 0. T., held their anniversary concert, which proved to be a splendid success. The nlglit being fine. there was quite a

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was favor

solution who was ably supported by of Canada to purchase goods

In_ Canada. solely, ex-

_

Moore & c

119-121 Queen street ciiefieiieiewii, i>._1=:.~ 1; " ' __

The Biieiest Store on Charlottetowifs Busierit Street A '

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l*~?l-*“+‘;=-:;% ."’i’i‘f;3-~-or-i~~*"~“i';;; rf A in 9 ’ " You Get in I

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Wall Papers

Handsome, tasteful -

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large crowd ln attendance giving evi- d th t th te ti nt'

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and the young people of the place,

ago. l ce ti cicr ca e are lun while their minds are impressionable. from 6% to 7% live weight. Packers are receiving a training calculated to

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strong drink. This division meets re-; gulnrly and. though there are not ii great number on the roll, the pro- grammes are quite interesting. M Thomas Coffin was chalrniaii and among those present were the Revs. Sawdon and Murray, pastors of the

y Methodist and Presbyterian Churelie ot' of Mt. Stewart.. The following excel-

lent programme was very efficiently'

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ren; duet, Mr. alid Mrs. Ii. Coffin; re-

s citation, Bessie Jardine; reading,

Frank Jardine; recitation, llertlia Cuf-

::0ur Witch “}iazel»_(1roain is thc

flnest preparation procurable for curing cliapped and wind roughcned

suits of nn application of this dain-

ton Globe. iere i from the liitcrcolonial Chili and its Ladies’ Auxiliary and the British Char- itable Society. Mrs. James Morrison ming “Our Island lloinc,” of her own composition. At 11.30 there was a supper march to 0'Connell Ilull, head- ed by Pres. Joseph L. McDonald and Miss Margaret McGilveray. Pres. McDonald was chairman ol' the recep- tion comniittce. made up of -Michael Walsh, A J McLean, D -J- McLean. Tlionias Cuniinlskey. Ewen McGreg- or, Mathias Gill, Miss May A Con-

Villard, Everett Mclxonzie; Archie _ Canipbell. James Carniiclinel, Peter A Mcl’liee, l’i\isA McDonald, Frank Mcfforniick. Alex Mclloiinld, Jalncii F Mi:Auliiy. Joni-.pli l\’IcVIiinoy.i,tlie Min- ses Marie W'alsh, Annlo Foley, lil Mu- Gilveray. Nellie Mcl’hec. Lucy Mcln- tyrc, Helen Walsh. Mary Foley. Mrs A J Mclicaii, Mrs lioiiis Mclloiinlil, Mrs James Curiiiicirael and liouls Mc- Donald. -

::l”‘cilsalar Compound Extract of

is an olllcicnt ‘alterativcxrcmcdy iii all acrofuious conditions and .wherev- icr lowered vitality shows itself by eruptions. piinpies, pustules, holla, blotches. etc.-$1.00 bottles; E. A. ~ -Foster, Central Druugstore

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All forms of neural-

gia quickly vanish afterafew treatments of Evan's Neuralgia Ctire. lt goes direct to

‘ the seat of the trouble,

stops the 'pain_ immed- lately, and _quickly ef-

fects a lasting c_ure.

Dqn’t suffer with neu- ralgia. _“Evans Ciire_” wil relieve you-if it, dqesn't, the treatment will not _cost you one cent. You take the treatment, we’ll take risk. 0

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Be I "look part are to be congratulated on '_-i---_--_--_-1---_-vi

g ..-.:_..,'i_:_»;.'.;..»,._. the succes of the _eii§_c;i%i:ii\git;;it. pro- I _ . _

° ‘ __ ri . cceds were upwarc o y 0 MS- e e Q

Bargains ‘Q ' ' ~ T -~ Ph slcian s

- if i lsi.ANo Home nEcAi.li_e_o-_'rim ,H _

N°t is that Gnu"-3 f Z atiiiunl ball ot' the Prince wart s-

i -` 'i`i`.`.‘f.§fi`3§f"§l‘;i.i..’§“.ii°'i§§"`i-iliirilfili’ P ° °

%ou want’ good’ pure’ " liuilding In Roxbury iliid attcndell by

f€ll8 i€ ECDEICCO 30 t0 an ._» _ more than 1,000 people. says the Bos-

. l ` _ Ti were special guests

Compountieti With Care

When a physician is

called, he studies care-

- fully the symptoms of the

case and determines on

the nature of the disease. It took years of study

; and experience to enable

,him to make a correct diagnosis of all cases.

To combat the disease

i he prescribes the neces- sary medicine. This med-

' icine should be exactly

right, pure, and accurate to the fraction of a grain.

BRING YOUR' PRES- CRIPTLONS TO US, and you will get just what the doctor orders. The services of an ex- perienced pharmacist are just as necessary as those of an experienced physic- ian.

WE HAVE THE EXPERIENCE

WE HAVE PURE DRUGS

‘ _ WE HAVE PERFECT . SERVICE

WE HAVE FAIR PRICES

If we have not_had the

pleasure of serving you. we should like toa d ,iyou to our list of “SA IS- FIED CUSTOMERS.”

Johnson & Johnson

149 Greet Sf."

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" .` ` ` 1 Yi; this Great Sale ' " -. YEAR AFTERYEAR

this great spring clear- ance of ours brings cus- tomers from every sec- tion of the country. 0 During stock taking

we lay out all the odd

§9_ l<_>_ts of wall papeig all '

`_.“'f»'. i ig i t epatterns o w ic _

- Remnants we have only a few

.. »,_ ana Eollshtie them up into

l un es containing

odd LMS _ enough to paper an»

Begins Here gvegage room igcludg I __ ' 05'; ~ or er to matc an

‘ ‘ This M°mi°g ‘ i sell for about

’ ` HALF Pltlcll

at 9 O clock j I

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' " commences at 9

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Week End ,Bargains In Clothing , For Boys and Men

I ~ Hereis abunch of most notable bargains offered from the best and fastest grow- ' ' inlz clothing store on P._E. I. Every item on the list is an attractive one-and every item .

has behind it a procession of others as good as itself. _ ‘

No man who wants a suit and overcoat--no man who wants an overcoat or suit

for his boy, can afford to pass this most attractive array of bargains. ,

Half-price for Boys’ Blouse and Russian Suits---a Notable Bargain

0 _ There’s a nice assortment of these-new smart attractive suits made up of good solid serges, worsteds and tweeds. They are strongly sewn, well lined durable suits. While we have a good many to offer, the assortment is more or less broken and so, to

l C ear WE OFFER ALL THESE AT JUST HALF PRICE -

$2.75 Suits $1.38 4.25 “ 2.13

3.25 “ 1.63 _ _ 3_75 “ 133 5.50 ‘ 2.75 -

Factory prices takeany boys? Overcoait

Bring in your boy-lei; us fit him with the smartest coat you ever saw, then when

you are perfect y satisfied with fit and style and patterns and appearance, we ll tell you a price that youll be delighted with. Now here’s a suggestionz-

The balance of our Child’s and Boys’ Overcoats to go at factory prices. _ $395 Ovgyggat ngw $_2,55 $8.00 OV€I'COZii HOW $5.33 4-5° ' .. .. 2-89 9.50 “ “ 6.00

0.50 4.10 __ ,_ 750 ~ ~ 5,00 14.50 7.00

50 Black and Fancy Overcoats for Men

` all we have left---go at about

your own price---See them .

'All our Menfs Black and Fancy Winter Overcoats just 50 in the lot to clear at

almost your own price. l

$ 9.00 Overcoats $5.75 $l8.00 Overcoats $12.00

12.00 “ 6.75

, 15.00 “ 9.25 20.00. “ 13.25

S A few of those Men’s Tweed Trousers left, $2.00 value to clear at $1.50 per pr. _

.Great Sale of Smart Soft Hats $1.50

Boys' Fur and Knit Brand Caps, good

and Warm. Regular 65c and 75c, sale price ............................................ ..50c

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Men’s soft hats in assorted colors of

`Blue, Grey, Brown_and Green, all good shapes, on y a few sizes left of each color Regular price $2.50 to 3.00, sale price 1 .................. ................ %_1.50 each

Men’s Caps 5 doz. to c oose from

mostly dark colors, Fur and Knit Bands while they last ....... .......... .. 50c each

Visit our fine new Rubber Department

I Ladies' Rubbers 70c and 75c pair Men’s Rubbers' 85c and 1.00 ‘ \

Hard Hats, all good blocks left over ;

from Winter Styles, all sizes 2.50 and 8.00 for. .... ....... ..,69c ea. I

» Misses’ Rubbers 60c and 65c pair ' Childrens Rubbers 45c pair Overshoes 1.85 and 2.50

Clearing out 20c linen collars, 4 for 25c

2 I The Quality Dl‘\18°l0f€ Big bargains in Collars and Cuffs for Friday d Saturday they argaglaghagg soiled' `

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