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glfeat f°\‘ YOU to decid

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There ls Nothing In li nxcerr Pure American Leaf

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_- Plckiizee and 'l‘ins at§l|l|{‘groEgd1iL0<l’acc'0'

[nm-‘nd “_G°‘ i‘_,l__f;l¥_2_lii.tu.

llicke & Nieho -

_ _ |\laiXf;i.~liireri~ Charl¢i|ttse(t)diivn Tob|€-15,201” L0' ' A

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It Dey: to buy in this Province.

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city S,i1tiirday_

'offers her valuable farm for sale

Attention is drawn io the nd

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PROFESSIONAL

i>iio'roc`Riii>ii-YA Gmellllg

lo Seed Fai

'1‘ll|£ rlilll-iriice liol\\‘veu ilu: oriliiiniy

pliologi-npl|_:iiiil llic kind we nuilcii is

duo lo our skill and high graili- equip. muiil.

i_ii_¢2_i_i_iS_Siii» Visitors

Big R u li li e r S a l e,

$2,000 -worth of riibhers and over-ll

shoes less than cost. Ladies’ good. quality rulibers, -ill cents a pai,-_ Men's rubbers, 69 ei-ul.s a pair, New Bi-0<'l< Uiirlllliiis in men' hi s'

Visitors to Chur-

lotterowu next 'l`ues- day \\'eclnesd:_iy and Fliiirsclziy will wit- ness the best Seed

toiliiy.

A. E. ll/lcliaclieu

The Shoe Man

82 Qiivcil Slroref.

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:___ .___ ~_-___ _ ,W - lui: lies been overienl.-eil,

V l)ou't lorgi~t the Ceiitrnl

Si-»_~il lf.1ir,ils goiiu; io lie :i recoril lii'c:il<i~|‘.

town Saturday afternoon aftrr a tr to Boston. '

James Kennedy Keniinuton, was

bliecial Saturday afteinoon, it-rur

r ing from a business trip abroad.

llev. Richard Smith, well known this Province.

Miss Tcssie Williams, city, w

allzrnoon, rctiirning from a trip

Moncton. ‘

Last week Rev. G. M. Campbe

St .John formerl of this cit iza

writings.

open to all Canada, Miss Eva Miit ol' lilnruseliffc won second prize f lncu work.

_ He

*ill Bliliears elsewhere in this issue.

At the recent exhibition of w

the auspices of Countess Grey, an

Miss Annie M. Warren, city, left

Saturday afternoon for Georgetown.

C E I"uri\e~» Vernon vi-sein the -_-

_ John Mclnnis, station agent at Murray Harbour, was in this city

lure. ri. c. Mncnnnnid. orweii cove Saturday- ,

1- #_

Miss _Muriel McLean Urapaud. has

returned home from visiting friinds

re at Hazel Grove.

sale of live stock by public :i,iiei.ii.n --- at Hazelbrook, Wednesday, i-lnrcn J. A- Meiservey and wife, city,

came to the city Saturdiiy afternoon in the mail special from ‘ieor4etown.

G- A. and Mrs. Ritchie, city, re- --

tiirned on the special from George- Mrs. i\. Lord, city, was a passen

ip ge: on the special from Geoi-:ctown

Saturday afternoon returning from Picton. -

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Passenger on the' Georgetown mail Rev. Dr. Heartr.. a native of this

n- City. is kept busily engaged at pres-

ent preaching in different parts of

(Jane Breton.

Mrs. (Mayor) Rogers, city, came --

to the city Saturday afternoon on David and Mrs; Starr, Glasgow, the mail special froni. Georgetown, returning from 9, trip to Boston. _

Sunil , ' ‘ e y special from Georgetown on Satur-

prceent, well known here, were:

og Rev. H. L~‘»praz\ic, D. D., Dr. Chown,

among the passengers on the mail Dr. Moore and Rev. Mr. Wizlc-

special from Georgetown Saturilay

to Miss Mayo Robinson returned to her

home in Suinmerside Saturday after- noon alter spending a very pleasant

ll, holiday in this city. While here she

i _ , y y, ve was the guest of her aunt Mrs. Bil- an able lecture on Sir Wnlter Sefitt lilllisllly. l'7\1Sl10l1 Street,

and the country made famous by h`s -#-

f On Saturday afternoon thc funeral

of the late Mis; A. Douse, city, took

O. place from her late residence, Sydney

nian's handicraft, in Montreal, under SUCH- £0 S\i€1”WO0<-l CGIIIULCTY by

(1 rail. A large number were in attend- ch an“e_and the services at the house 0,- wrre conducted hy Rev. Mr, Murphy,

assisted by Rev. H. ld. Thomas, the latter- officiating at the grave. The

/ii-tim w. iieiiiiin one iiiinip i.i~\»¢i- iiull-licnrcrs were: W- W. Stanley

` .lll]lIKlllLLlll’S PlSlUll `

and ariived in th cit on the

day afternoon on a visit to relatives

A beautiful tribute of love appears in this city.

in last week’s W-cslcyan written by -~--- H. R. Baker in memory of the late -’\ Very iI1f2\'0SCil\l! spiritual confer-

in ence of Methodist ministers was held

in Sackville last week. Among those

iiiveizoses ii.i.i.isi.ii<iiiaifiiinifzlo per cen

Royal Household bbls aiidlinlflili Royal Stewart iii libls :ind hnlf lilils Fedora in lilils and linll llllls ,Piirily . in lilils and lvigs Bezive-i' iii blils iiiid lizigs Piiriinii in bills

Qualify Guaranteed, Prices Low'

Beer fd; Goffs

Grand Trunk Railway System

‘ `. REDUCED RA T-ILS

lii iilllwl froiii hlaircli iolli lo April iolli

liicliisiiv.

Secoiiil C|:i.~;_~; Coliuiisl l`:ii'cs froui Moul-

rufll ln -

Nelson. \':.ii<~oii\'i-r, Victoria

Wesiniinslcr, ILC. Sunille,§pi>k;iiu‘,Tiiconi:i,Wnsli. S*-"70 l'orlln_iul, Ore.

Sun Finii\~isi~.\. Los /\iigi-les, l San Diego, Cul. $59.00 iiiexien ony, iii.-X. _ l

Low rates lo uiziny ollicr piiiuls, :uid

Iilim l`roni oiliiir sluiioiis nn ilu: iirzuid Trunk li-iilwziy Sysleui.

_ Tourist Sleeping fars

p, iii., licrilis, viliiftli may he ii~si-rveil ii Rdvaiire, iiwiilrilile for accniiiiiioilailinn of passengers holding lirsi or seciuiu class' tickets on ii mciii ol' noniiiiiil vluirge

Quiiilaiii, I). l‘, A., l\l0|ili‘eal cr

\V. K. l{O(il‘IR.\`, C T. A.

8.; Crieal George Sfrei-l,

(.`li.'irloIlcln\vii, l‘. l'I' l.

2-z7iIiill,nplio

' Y iu nuiy he

_|a|'\»_yd__ii=

in won ei u

ABOUT

si::l_i_t tiling. SUU

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YilUR

noi- ii bil. bel- ti-r l.odu.\'.lio\\'-

sniilee"or upon ivliiit you once ` possessed. ll your i-yen ilerri-d

\|ll(' 0 i\ . '|‘li:il. docs not

i:vor,_ You enu- noi livi-on 'ri-~

you well for ni-my _vc-ui‘s. so niuoh more rciisou why .\‘0\1

. _ _ _ i l* ;ii,r_,d_oi11estic science

_ _ ___ ____ _ exliibitioiis :in_d poul-

mii~ises', and children's rubbers nn.) try Sll0\\i C\/Cl' llCl(ll1] ovr-.i-shoes. All si'/es. Hale starts the P1.m_,i“CC_ Youfre

hound to enjoy your- self, for llie progrniii is so elaborate and complete that noth-

oll all

i lhirllicliciiclil of :i`l

\‘i<iliii's wi-`\'c iiinrked oiir eiiliri- stock ol foot- ivezir iliiwii io p, 0. ’l`liesi~ iiniisiiiil viiliies vvilloiilyhisli\iiiiiigSecd l":iii' lhiys liirliiili-il in ’.llL‘ _\ltii‘l; is ii'il' llC\\’, spriiigg liiiots for iueu, liivietiis lust, right fresh froiu the f.'i<‘ioi'ie.~‘. These boots :irc in plain. patent. lilacl; niiil tnii li=:'illici'.<

|35 _Queen Sirrei

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Coniierlion infide willi lraiiis \':irryiii_i; @

ours of siniilnr style :il Cliiivigu, »

l"i\r l`u~llu‘r iiil`nriiuiiioii apply lo ji DR’

c .33 _ U

2, fm ei;-11: > e;;§;

ge _ f 5; $2 g #22 ~ 1: ' ..._.ib"‘*-I "-2. E 535; _._-= R

NEW _

E . Chu ' 1 . .

Zllilrtl ' mf

eiussiiig :il Ihr Capes l.ikoii li_i

llmiisnii For sale :il l|i<=

enable you to

'I0-DAY

iii e ni li u r i- il

i-iliould tnkc propel' care ol thi-ni IHJW.

_ 'l‘oo lute to grieve when sight iii ifoiii-. Now is the tiuii- lor. uutioii. Uoiiiv today nnil nec us for your own buiii-ill.

Silveraion fd). Epstein

DRS. Ol" 0l"l`lL`.S

i(iS Qiineii Sl. _k`-li'|owii

____=,No_tice to the Pub|ic___

'Having been engaged with

]olin Newson for 24 years and Mark Wright for 3 yeais I have a thorougli knowleuge of all kinds of iipliolsteriiig. repairing, cleaning. cnluiitt making, painting, varnislung and graiuiiig. lluviug rented the ireiiiiseii foriiierly occu- pied lay iuy ciupioyer, I am _ now ready todo all kinds of work in my line, und do here- by solicit the niimeroiis cus- tomers who have been iii the habit of dealing on ilie.-ce pre-

niiscii for so iiiniiy years.

Q-I iunke ii iipeciiilty of lay' ing oil cloth, carpets, liaiiglllli kliiids, curtain poles. mid "ll

kinds of picture iuouldlng.

_-.isis LUKE HIGGINS

_.__-

Surgeon Dentist llfirlin llcnlal l’ii.r|ors _ liivliiiioiicl St. Plioiie lull.)

Over Prowse Bros. _

san. .-,-.; _

nia, were at the bedside .il ihe bite G. O. l'llcl.eod, ol this city, very frig- quently during his illness uni nt the time of his death.

John Stcniford, painter, city, was

aiuoni; the passengers to the city on the special from Georgetown Sat-

New lllnglnnil States where he has been for the past few months.

The l"cop1e's 'I`heuirc will bi- oncii

every night next week for the 'sunl show, except on Wednesday uiiriii. the hall will be used for lectures in ron- iiectinn with the Heed Fair. `i‘hc innu- ugeiiiiiiit wish to correct nn erroneoiis

this. connection, as We<liii\.sil;i_v is; the only night on which the Sc-:<1 l"iiir will interfere with the usual sliiiiv. The hall will be used during the iiziy only on the 14th and 16th lor lec- tures.

home of her daiiirhter, Mis. .James E. (folliiis, in (lien Willizim, on Satur- day evening, Feb. 18th after a num- ber of years of illness, at the age of

ii 71| years, a respected resident in the

:ind me hailed :ill over I Cniinfln, as the liesi saline Remember. our eoiifc sin k .il I0 p. c. ull'

liiiiig lliis :iil-- il lnlws luii

vviils i\ll‘ i~:ii'li iliill;ir'.~; piii i'li-

'l.`;|‘.

Li=n\'¢~. l\‘liuilri‘:il for L`liii'ago<u\ l\liui-

days, \\’i.°.d|iesLl1iys and liriilxiys. iii io.__;o

pei'_~iou of Mrs Archibald Nicholson. nec Miss Margaret Martin, relict of the lute Archibald -Nicholson leiivii lour daughters to mourn the loss of a kind and loving niotlier, viz :-Mrs .James E. Collins, of Glen William, Mrs. William Martin of Valleyfield. Mrs. Leveret J. Acorn of Alliston

-and Mrs. Raymond L. Mansfield of

Lynn Man The late Mrs Nicholson

0 iviis :i nieiiiber of (‘.aledonia Presby-

terian (`hur_ch and the funeral ser- vices were conducted by her Pastor Rev. L. Beaton. 'l`lic ilecnasril was

laid _to rest on Monday the 20th of

February in the beautiful Cemetery of the Presbyterian Church at Valley- iii-lil.

A recent despatch from Ottawa

says:-'l"li»e Liberal members ofthe commons who will co with the par- liamentary ilelecaiioii to the corona- _tion as the ciicsts of the British Dor-

`°“ linniriit have been agreed upon. The-.y

POST CARDS

I - OF--

lf.'ii'l(ircy :iiul llliiilo in lliiv lvl' :\ls_o G__th__ie_ South weuingt0n_ rep'r__se_‘t_

' W' 5' ing Ontario; Dr. Beland, Beauce, re-

nre i’.alph Smith, member for Nan- aimo, represnting Brit'sh Columbia; George E. Mc(`raney', Saskatoon, re- presenting Saskatchewan; Dr. Clark, Red Deer, representing Alberta' Hugh

prcarnting _Quehec; F. B. Carvell, Carleton, repres-entiiig New Bruns- wick' J H Sinclair, Guysboro, re-

0° iii'eseiit‘n<z Nova Scotia; and. A. B.

iliayer Photo Studi

._ ,W __ .;:__. --L ' I uf. 't°."i'i'."iii:i;ii I

` Warburton, Qucen's, repressutini;

Prince Edward Island. Manitoba will be presented by either Senator Watson or Senator Findlay- Young. The members selected to represent the opposition side of the house are Hon. John Haggart, Hon. Geo. E. Foster, H. B. Ames, Dr. Daniel and (1. A. Magrath.

.,.»__._

- _ ':How's your horse looking? Is

his hair stiff and dirty? Is he moving slowly ln a tired fashion? Do his eyes liiilicate good health? The liilanil Condition Powder clears the eye, giv- es rzioss to the coat, and lizhtness to

Hggalggi Lfgqn s%lgARlAA_I_|§oNNs¢lRT|l his action. It's just as good for cat-

home

tle sheep and hoes-25c. lb. lil. A. Foster. .Central Drugstore, Sunny- side.

THE

will lie opened every night dur- ing the Seed Fair, except Wed- iicsilay. Special program ciich night. ' ` »

TONIGHT

l ll A Double Elopemenf (2) Fortunate Misfertuneie (5) A Plain Song

BILLY STEWART

lu Song'

i People’s Theatre l

5Cenfe Admission 5 unu-

flcs, (lity, now in liurbaulz, ‘_.`.ulii'or'-'l'1*'“- U~ E- H'\i~fl10» -l8m€S`Pl1C0“.

Groi1e,e Rackham, W. A. Weeks, Sr., and ld. H. Haviland.

A. Offer, city, took place Saturday afternoon from the residence of hcr

iiiiierol was attended by a. vi-ry large

and crave were condiicted by Rev. T.

pall»l.eui‘ei-s; S. Lowe. H. Has ard, l.. ll. Miller, Geo. Rackham, Geo. Moore nn-il \\’. F. Robins.

'l‘lic funeral of the late Samuel

iiiiiiiessioii which luis pot -'iliioiiil in H‘l‘VH1`ll» ("01`u\'\'ull. took lllace Fri-

day nft.rnoon from the rersideiice of

his sou, Fi-nnl: lloward, Cornwall.

fiinri-al services were conducted by

'l‘hcrc insfc-l pcncelullv awai at tlielnw- “'~ A- Miller- &SS5Si@‘l by R”-VSH

_l~l. lil. Tlioinzis, Wm. Hnlrison und E. _h‘_ Wicks. 'l‘hc following were the pall-l;eniers: Wui. Boyle, Wm. Low- ther, .l, Collins, R. Drake, H. (ros- by and H. i\‘leMillnu.

ilu the twentieth of this month, the

Abeerweit Athletic Association sends Micliziel Tlioniiis, the fleet foot. In- dian, of Lenox lsland, to Boston, where he will remain until the Boston Marathon race that takes place on April 19th. lt is reported, that Mi- chael has been training in a quiet way, durini: the winter months and its expected hc will "land" the big event of the season. 'The oiliri' day he ivnlked to Suiuuiersidc, ri distance of 25 miles, in 5 hours and lf) min- utes. While in llostoii, he will attend strictly to his training.: duties cover- ini; ia. certain distance encli day until the day of the race.

There pas ed peacefully away at

his home in Brookfi‘ld, vfter on ill- ness of four months, David Paul, aecd seventy-two years. He was buried beside his daughter May. who predeceased him three years. Rev. Mr. Wason conducted the funeral

Christian and for a number of years was a member of the Presbytirian

ers were: Charles Auld, John Bell, Finley McKinnon, Thomas Dollar, Angus McLeod and John Mchean.

'merville, Mass; Harry, in 'New Orle- ans, and Albert, at home; also one broth-er and one sister.

'l"he funeral of the late Mrs. Mary

daughter, Mrs. L. Younker, 172 Kent_ Street, to St. Paul's Church, thence'

iii-day nftiunoon, returning from the' £0 Sl`lel’W00d Cemetefl’ by T011- The

number. The services at the church

‘~'\’. Iilurphy. The foilowing were the

'llie corteige was one of the largest seen in that locality for years, thus and he had an accomplice in the gal- bearing evidence to the high esteem in which the deceased w-as held. The

service v-ery acceptably. He died a

Church, Clyde River. The pall-bear-

He leaves to mourn the lossa wid- ow and three sons, Nicholas in So-

iiiiisiiii Piisi

NEW YORK, March ii-Dr. Charles

1". ‘Aked told his parishioners of the Fifth avenue Baptist church yester- day moming that his high hopes when he left Pembroke cliapel in Liv- trpool four years ago to come to this city had turned to ashes and that unless some member of his congrega- tion coiild give him a reason why he should remain pastor of the church here he will accept a call from the First Congregational church of San Francisco. The final decision, he said, must be made within tivo weeks. The failure of his plans for a big institu- tional church and his present "mea- gre ministry" were set out in his ststeineiit_ He can discover only res- sons why he should go. "rio far. as we can see today there is no future for this church and for my ministry," he said.

A special meeting of the trustees

will be held within a day or two and the' men responsible for the tinancial management of the church will look for a "reason" cogent enough to re- tain their pastor. "We all agree that Dr. Aked is the linest preacher in New York," said Trustee Frank L. Froment, "and we will make another effort to satisfy his ambitions. Whe- ther or not we can build the grand church he desires niiist depend on the support of the congregation."

"l don't think we will build a Fifth

avenue church," said one of the trus- tees after the service. "It would cost about $2,000,000, and \"e have a lot of hard-headed citizens on our hoard of trustees. It would surprise vou to know what competent business uien compose our board; and we don't think Dr. Aked is worth the risk. He has been sick three times in the four years that he has been over here. First, there was that fear that he was consumptive, and he had to go to the Swiss Mountains. The first year that he was here he had gall stones, and lust year he had typhoid. Tivo million dollars is a large sum to invest in a man, when you don'.t know how long he is igoinig to stny with you. lf wc build the church wi- don't know that he would be satisfi- ed. A situation just like this might come up at any tiiue."

"Dr. Jowett, who is coming to the

Fifth avenue Presbyterian church, had luncheon with the king last week- aud our church is on a side street," uwis. the comment of another trus- tee."

Tl-Ili) MOVING Pl(`fl`IlRl<l

AND PHONOGllAi’H.

lJ'l‘TAWA, March 8-For the first

t1.nc in the history of Canadian par- liament the`uio\'in;; picture man and thi- phonograph man were in evi- dence, when Sir Wilfrid l.aurier spoke yesterday.

Some enterprising gentleman placed

himself in the public gallery on the north side and took niotiou pictures of the premier as he was speaking,

lcry to the south, where there was a gentleman with a uiierophonc ami n phcnog1'aph,, in which he was striving to secure the pi'einier’.=: voice.

lt is a new depnrtiire in (`anadn,

but if it is siicccssliil it is possible of great developmciit, and it is not inconceivable to imagine n_ time when a political campaign will not be com- plete without n moving: picture sneaking picture, of a i:r@f\t Militi- cinn at work in the liousii of com- moiis.

HORSE N()'l`ES.

The mare owned by Goo. ll. Hiir-

per, East ROYUWY. "HS fll`°l‘l’L“l 3 fine foal by Rskliaiii We_c:i10liei'.

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'l'helaroest/and flnesi. nssort ment of New Spring Hats In the city The Hats that are i.lie orl- terlon for all well dressed men io follow. The hats that nre_ the Standard of the world Chrlstles and Hawes Von Gal.- Prowso Bros Ltd. 2-250|!

See our New Dress Musllns and

Voiles principally ln rose and paisley effects pronounced by many the dnlntlest that. have ever been imported here and very correct this season. Prices 360. 420 and 500 yd.-Patons. 3-ldtf.

Our snrlng shipment of Hygrade

Broadoloth just opened. every five yards siampon “Hygrnoe" for your protectioriln tho no-iv Bliios Grays, 'runs many staple shades and Black $1.75 yd less 'repuler discount. ~- Pntoiis. 2-25utf.

Our New Spring Shirts are

here. And they are'surel5’ DURH- tles. They afo shown ln many de~lgns-~such as stripes ol black

A O tical

Service

Our :iiiibition always has

been to supply our patrons

- with the Besi possible Opti-

cal Service. The iiuportaiicc oi correctly' measuring the slightest eye defects, has lcd tothe invention of many scientific iustriiuieuts mid the practise of iiiclliols of exaniiiizitioii absolutely to he depended on.

For yenrs we have been

l using these liestsysteiiis

with pronounced success. (,lur prices are very low;

:he

PF: The Best '

and white striped plains. mnuvos. blues ot". Prices from 5001.14 to Sl 5o.~- Prowse Bros Ltd 2-25d|.f.

FUR NITURE

REPAIRING. .We are in a position to do every kind of fur- niture repairing--and re-upholstering. N0 job too large or too small. We also un- dertake thc work of laying carpets and oilcloths and our men

LO DO

for Lliildreiis wear

\Ve hzive placed

Saturday.

Regular styles blue

bands-Sizes 6 to 6 3-4

crowns

» Real liziir, hziir nets

SAILOR

TAMS _ FRoM_

CH RlSTY’S

Our stock of navy blue cloth tains ` ’ has just arrived. ‘

The qualities and styles are excellent

and the worknianship is of the best

_ 'Coufirinzitioii \'eiling

-i’“""~"'w.‘».s<.`,,.. »-' = . =_ ‘ ri wi" .. " “»“ -“i _-_-».=.' tiikiiif' '_' »~ . '“ ' fi i-. " " '°‘-’-'~-iff -if ir..-.-.~ "'»'»1"-#.;.1~.f~-.<- x. -i '~ ' "‘i~i“. ~ . -

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9 E G°`_

these on display

in our Eastern window for Friday and

Boys’ regulation style

cloth with gilt lettered snmllcrowus 756 each

Black cloth tziiiis, large

45c, 60c, 75c, 85c each crowns 75c each

Cream Serge 'l`unis with nicdiuin sized

85c each

LATE ARRIVALS l

Barrettes large sized shell `

\'cilin;_{s-4oo yards of new lilzuvks l

25c each

' 54 inclies 45c yard 72 iii. 80c yard

\\`:isli triuiinings for ivasli dresses

Stanley Bros.

..._ March'

or gn-nsy. T Price 25c perbollle.

wll1ilS-I_ ' `.

pl:i_\' l|n\'.1C wil' is fii»'ili\'i- skins-ci. ippiiig, i'c\lilciiiii],{.roiiglicniiig. ,

' Hughes’ Witch Hazel Cream __ '

is a da-liglitliil pr-rfiinierl :ind cl`f`i:clii'i'. prcparrifiiui ll maker: the skin snfl while :uid smqoili, :mil prolecfs il against wind niiil iienilier. .\'i\| sticky

G20. l Th‘ee,‘;~;,‘,°,§_;,_,_ _

l'~`rou\ slari in linisli you will

l\l;\lvhliess is grown, ciiliiwileil

I .

I* rec

The Best 25C Tea

Ma tchless

` ii.

certainly relish your riip o' lea-if

ii`s iiiiulc froui hlzilcliless llleiid. Our customers swear by Msticliless :uid \i\u \v ll wiv. if von really appreciate good ienf

and blended in 5iiiii‘_\‘ Cvyloii and

shipped lo us iii :iir-iight cnddies, lliiis retaining its inilive fresliiiess and \lll`I|\'. Try Mafchless today, per lb _ _ . _ . 25c

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Delivery I 7775 GPOCER 23 7

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because our prices are very Let us convince you.

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Our cake departuient is kept busy. People

realize that it is ii great advantage to be able to pro- cure czike such as ours. Our cake departnient should appeal to you from an ecouoinical standpoint also,

low considering quality.

E. J. DesRoches

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_A Surveyors Coinpasii und Chain intro ribhoni Price 330.00

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Glasses liighl

Visioii changes as all things do ivith ilie years and the glasses that, were just right a few years ago inayi oe all wrong today. lf they have

for instance. our high grade gold filled spectacles fitted with first quality spliericnl leiiscs, including cxziiiiiiint- i ion only. 3.00. Coiiiplicziicil

leiiscs will cost extra

It will pay you to put-

ronize us.

G. F. HUTCHESON lispert Opticiiin

do perfect work, Our charges are as low ,as possible whei good workmaiishi considered, Beer \\/eeks Fiirnitur

1 and nervous disorders. Better let

outlived their usefiiliiess, you are

_doiiig your eyes an injury bywear- ing tliein nud bring on headaches

us lest your eyes and see whether

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NOTlCE _Telephone Meeting

The annual general meetinz of the shareholders of the Telephone Com- pany of Prince Edward island will be held et the Head Office of the Com- pany. Queen Street, Charlottetown. on Wednesday, the 22nd day of March. l9ll, at the hour of eight

your present glasses are suited to i\ieiu_

ef.. W. Taylor

Opticien

3'1Ldt fi South Side Queen

[o'c\ock p. m. for the reception of the ‘annual reports, the election of Dir- lectors and the transaction of such ‘other business as may properly coma

‘before the meeting.

(Bgd) WALTER S.

General

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