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good Coal right here in our

sheds, under cover and dry.

We are prepared . to deliver small_lofs as quickly and well.

as we orders., __

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Phone /249, Cirtown

m COMMONWEALTH HOTEL

opposite State House, Boston _ Mr.;

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Unlllre other Preparations for rl like DUIDOIO. they do not create 9, habit, but instead they act to over- come the cause of habit acquired thl‘°\\8h the use or ordinary laxatives cathartics and harsh phyeic, and. per- Ulllmlfly remove the cause of consti- pation or irregular bowel action.

We will refund your money with-

out argument wtf' they do ot do as we say they will. Two Discs, 25c, Rexali Store. The 'MacKinnon Drug Oo.

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PARIS, February 20-Thaophile De Cassee, former foreign minister and Minister of Marine has been appoint- edambassador to Russia.

Coughs & Colds

A reliable cough or cold cure

should be always in the house ready for use the moment the first symptons appears.

It is always easier, cheaper

and better to check acold in the beginning. It is safer too. Hughes' Cough Mixture has' been tested for years and found tobe the most successful remedy for coughs and co'ds.

Try it. Large bottle only 25

cents.

Geo. E. Hughes

“The Peoples Druggist"

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Build Up” Your Blood

- This is the time of year when you should take

' something for your blood

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‘ Rexall Blood Tablets 'vill enrich your blood andibuild up your system, if `you’re pale, weak, = emaclatod or generally run down from any cause. Guar- anteed, a box ..... . . . . . .. . . . 50c.

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MacKinnon Drug Co

Corner Great George and Kent Streets '

g member on

whom the church could depend. The

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Hickey Nicholson

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HICKEY’S BRQGHT CUT smoking tobacco, Cool, Sweet, Mild, pure, clean, and wholesome. Better lay in asup ly

a good run o.r your best tobacco, and made

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CHERRY VALLEY.--Rev. H. Scott-Smith will conduct service at Christ Church, Cherry Valley, next Sunday afternoon at 8 o'clock.

BRADALBANE, llYl‘C.-W. T. Jelly will in-each sexe Lei-¢i°s nay at Bs-adalbane at 11 o'closk and New g Glasgow at 7. Subject-"A Revival of Religion Needed and its Evidence."

ST. PE‘1‘ER'S CHURCH.-Rev.

Samuel Trivette, Rector of Milton, wui preach uns evening 1n’sc. Pe- ter's Cathedral at 7.80. Subject- ‘-‘God's,quastion to man concerning himself."

SLIGHT ACCIDENT.-The many

friends of Mrs. H. V. Buntain, Char- lottetown. will regret to learn that while tobogganing Tuesday she had the misfortune to fall breaking a small bono in his arin.

MORE FOXES.-A Summerside ex-

change has been informed from I on- don that several wealthy English so- Uiety women are coming to P. E. Is- land in the spring with the object oi ensssins in the black rex industry here. It is quite common now for the British aristocratic to ‘engage in trade and there are a few tilted ladies who are practical dog fanciers f and breeders of other high priced and pure-bred stock. The raising of fox- ” W0_\lld seem to be a ilrst class opening for women ui this bind, with ‘Ile MCUBBBFY capital to inveet,and I. Island is, of course, the place.

SUBJECT TO TEST.-The follow-~ ing will be of much interest to P. E. Island:-The Guardian is authorized to state that by an Order-in-Council, Passed by the Federal Government on the 10th day of December, 1912, the following regulation was prescrlbed;_.

No common carrier shall receive for shipment or carry into the Province of British Columbia any registered Dure-bred cattle unless the same are accompanied by a certificate signed by a Veterinary Inspector of the Dept. of Agriculture, setting for-th that within thirty days prior to the date of shipment they have been aub- mitted to and have passed the tuber- culin test." Cattle, other than regis- tered pure-bred, are not affected by this regulation.

<DEA’l`l-I OF T. C. CARROL.-The death of Mrs. Isabelle C. Carrol, nee MacEachern, wiie of Temple Carrol,. occurred at the Bar Harbor, Maine, hospital at midnight, Jan, 22, She was the eldest daughter of the late Simon MacEachern of Allistou, Lot . 03, P. E. I. Besides her husband she is survived by one daughter, Eva L., and two sons, Harold and Frank. The funeral was held at the home on Kenuebec St., the Rev. W. C. Sam- son ofllcluting. Mrs. Carrol was a woman of most estimahle life and character and devoted to her home and family. She was a member of the Baptist church and was active in all church work bein a

entire town can truly be said to be with the family in fullest sympathy and regret at this time. (Patriot please copy.)

FUNERAL TODAY.-The death of

another old and respected citizen in the person of H. P. Welsh, which took place at his residence on Grai- ton Street, on Monday February 17.th inst. is recorded. The deceased was the second son oi the late Charles Welsh, " and' was born at Charlottetown in September 1828. He was n man of retiring nature and strictly honorable in all his dealings and his loss will be felt in this city. Mr. Welsh conducted the Charlotte- town and Southport F'erry_for many years. `I-Ie then accepted the position of Lloyd's Surveyor and later,tl:at oi

ter otbthe Honorable George Coles, who predeceased him many years ago ot whonrthree daughters survive,him, namely,Ada G.,_widow of the late H. Hg,Becr. Florence L., wile<of`Cnpt. T.fG. Taylor, Marine Agent, and Gertrude M.; wife of W. F. Rob- ins. Later he married Mary Eliba- beth, dau hter of George Weldon,

Xixsurvfvesvhim. He also leaves' _ " _brother Jansen E. Welsh and a number of relatives and friends to mourn their loss. The funeral will take place from his late residence corner Grafton and Cumberland sts., today Friday at 3 p. m., to St. Peter's Church thence by train to Sherwood, cemetery.

:-:Rexall Cherry Cough Juice is the

best cough insurance in the world. A .

s a remsd'y for coughs, hoarseness,

peer. It is perfectly harmless and-

TIOKPPS.-Geserve seat tickets for men was beldin Charlottetown yes: *°“l¥hl-5 410630! st the Arena go on terday and considerable business was '=1° ei Horses' ni-ng sum uns n-sesame. . '

ses very carelully.The ctitic was Cul- ler MacKenzie.

How do you feel today? not

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. Il’s areal tonic containing

amicus. matting it is without B ’@sgsu1»=oiv-alum

'RAILWAY IIEUTIAIZJ.-A meeting of the Brotherhood ot Railway Track

HOCKEY HATCH.-Hockey fans

in Charlottetown will, in all proba- bility, have another ehsnoe to ses a match game. ' ot hockey of the hair- raising type, when A team from the Morell House will battle for honors with one from the. King Edward. There are several star players on both sides and things certainly point to a swiit game.

THE INWARD 'l‘RAI.NB.-- The

southern accommodation arrived in Charlottetown yesterday at 10.25 a. m., ten minutes. late; the eastern express a t 10.45 a._ m., twenty-tive minutes late; the western express at 12.05 p. m., thirty-tive minuteslate, the Summerafde accommodation at 6.15 p’. m., one hour late; and the special from Georgetown arrived here at 10.45 p. m. .1 ,_ _

THE EARL GREY.-The Earl Grey

left Georgetown yesterday at 7 .a.m for Pictou with express, 20 passen gers, 83 tons of freight and 40 sacks oi paper and letter mail and docked at 10.40 a. m. She left Plc- tou on return at 2.40 and docked in Georgetown at 8.15 p. m. with cx- presa, freight, 30 passengers and 300 _sacks oi paper and letter mail. She will _leave for Picton this' morn- ing. '

VETERAN INSPECTOR. -I. C.

Clive, the well known, genial Domin- ion steamboat inspector one of the veteran shipbuilders of Canada, who launched thirty-seven vessels in his day, is now in Charlottetown. He was one of the prisoners on board the Earl Grey which was held up by the storm for over a day oi! Georgetown Harbor. Mr. Olive is alone this trip. his travelling partner Mr. Dal- ton, having remained in St. John. Yesterday Mr. Oliv`e 'was inspecting the ferry steamer Hillsboro, which is being repaired in Charlottetown.

WILL PROBATED.-The will ol the

late Leaman Ernest Horne of Win- slow road was admitted to probate recently. The inventory shows the estate as valued at $10,727.00, made up chiefly of shares in a fox ranch. Following are the bequests. To his father John Horne $1,000, to his mother $1,000, to his brothers Par- ker and John Reagh $1,000 each and to John Reagh the residue oi the estate; to the Methodist Church at Winslow $350.00 and other small bequests. The executors are Hooper Horne, Charlottetown, and John Reagh Horne, brother of the de- ceased. The Proctors are Stewart and Campbell.

ABLE DBATE.-“Resolved that

free trade in natural products with the United States would not be a benefit to Canada," was the subject of a very ;lntel'eating~debate in the Prince of Wales College last Tuesday. Ethel Simpson, Percy Landrigan,Jean McFadyen and Leo Clark spoke on behalf of the resolution. and against free trade. The advantages to Can- ada of having free trade were shown by Jean Macdonald, Joseph Hogan, Florence Bridges, and Howard Court. The vote resulted as follows: for the resolution 19, against 32. Free trade therefore won. Considerable interest was taken in the argument, the speakers preparing their addres-

Builds You Up And Makes You Strong

much exertion?

Nyal's Cod Liver Compound

is what yon need. Don’t get frightened about the words “Cod Liver”- yon’d never know it from the taste.

a splendid combination.

just the thing you need. 1 Prices 5oc and $1.coa bott e.

Johnson & Johnson 'rue Quality Drug Sw"-

wili cure the most stubborn cough. Try a bottle., 25c and 500. Sold with the Rexali guarantee. The McKinnon Drug' Co., Corner Great George and Kent_Bts. MU-

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the best preparstienef 'its kind ~ that has ever been placed on the

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The 3 llth February,

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Try Using Mac’s'Congh Mixture

arket. Has a pleasant, tasteful,

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Pork Lamb, Per lb. (lmall Fowl

Mutton Butter

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busiest store on Chsrl0ttstown’s busiest ‘street

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'Every Fur Price Cut ' to Clear

PRACTICALLY ALL suns

WILL be more expensive next season.

l That means that by antici ating your

needs-buying now at adlsconnt you will make two savings.

‘, discount we give you from our present

prices-you will save the whole amount

ll ofthe advance on the line you think of 5| buying. _

make the amount of the

over-but decide prompt- O

Minhs Discounted Persian Lambs Discounted Saliles Discounted

Persian Paw Discounted

Discounted

Fur Costs Discounted

Special Remnant Sale of Wsshl

‘s

SUIEMERSIDE MARKETS

Corrected for every Wednesday and

Saturday, issue.

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Ddrrected for every Wednesday and Saturday issue. Potatoel 35 Becta per dos.

Lard, per W.

Beef (small) per lb. Beef (quarter) per lb

Eggs

Turnips Potatoes

Pork Beef Dressed beef Chicken Turkeys

Geese

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14 to 16 8 to 16 6) to 'I 9 to 10; 10 to 14 9 to 18 8 to 12

One third off Cloth Costs _ One third off Cloth Slrirls _

One third off Children's Coats

Dresses. ' '

fl' Special Remnant Sale of Waists

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Hay (loose) $11 to $12 Hay, pressed S9 to $11 Straw -

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Farm For _Sale ~ On account of or health I a

24 to 25

Eggs, per dos. 26

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Fowl

Oats Hay (Pressed) Hay (Ldoss)

Pork

40 to 42 tin to $14 S1: to $13

Ducks 15 Oats (White) 88 Oats (Black) 42

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Cver $ 3 7.900.000 ,

of New Business was written by the Sun Life of Canada for the year 1912, an increase of . over $ 5, 5oo,ooo over 1911. A magnificent tribute to the capable management of this good old “Prosperous and Progressive" Company.

Charlottetown Manager, for P. E. I

E. R. BROW ‘

llaszard’s elirahmin Tea

Still Climbing the ladder of Fame

By far. theumost popular and

best selling Tea in P. E. Island. Its fame as a delightful medium priced Tea is also spreading rap. idly throughout Canada and the United States as innumerable orders on fyle here testify. Why is it that so many » so called matches said tobé `jnst as good

are being offered to the , public in lieu of

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The dweliing and ontbuildings

are in good shape. The/ property will be soli with or-without stock and implements, to suit purchaserl.

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A_, E. SIMPSON,

Bristol P. E. I.

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