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POSS€SSCd by c0lll~ Artemae lloilatt. City, went to town from Plctou till 13 o'clock yes- m||||||y Sllwef _ali New Glasgow yesterday. terday.

anal' William McKinley, Bradslbsne. Vfcturllogle, City, drugiclerk with ~

was,in the City yesterday. , A. W; Red ln, has passed the ex- ; '-f<

> _ a`|_ni_nations of the P. lil. I. Pharma- _ _ "

.niim mirsssis. 'North wiiuinre. etiiuesl association. - - ¢, ==. f f

was in _the City yesterday; ’ - -.-If K. -

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GHES

Cascara Pills

area reliable and eilective remedy for Bxuovs Arr/less, Snnooisn Lives, Sicx Hnanacnss, Con- s'.rIPA'r|oN and all deraiigements arising from a disordered stomach.

‘ ` Price 25c per box.

rso. iiuciias,

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' Fora real good pho. tograph try 'Coolt’s Studio, New DesBrisay Block,

The Studio W here Baby is Alvmyi Welcome

A rvtnv DAY ~

is iargain day now at our store. You can buy shoes cheaper now than at any other time. Our prices ' are lower than others for same class of goods. It will certainly psy

buy. ‘ We carry the largest stock of ladies' shoes at $2.00 and $2.50 apair in town. just as good as iuost at ¢3.ooa pair. Try us fir your next pair.

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' Di|nensi_ons~i45 X sa fl. gin X iz ft-- Engines Compound 19 and 4: X 3°. io; tons Net Register, car-ies about 400 tons Deadweight-Built of' Steel; classed ioo Al Lloyds; passed 3rd special serv? 19°7 Siena: ir .K`nots, electric llghte , ac- com tes so` sen ers

Apply--MAg‘l;Al-EN ISLAND S. S.

,C0., LTD., Halifax, N. S.

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§fE|;-TS|_|PP[H sm _~PHOT0(;RA_P|~|5l_2£':f.t:§:'f:l;*‘.r':'.::f.:”:.:;.:;f‘;2:

` We ,have decided to _

:close out all molar Fel; f ri-_-gli rs re ' ess o

_afasiii g '

'-1- ~Silrlies'$l .25 slippersff,f>f95° , ; “ 1.10 “ l’35°

“ 90 “ 901' TOC ii _ 75 “ for 55c ,' 60 “ for 45 ‘i 50 “ for 35 H 4° “ for 25

'l " for 18 , _-___

. For _real bargains i_n felt- slippers _this IS your opportunity. I

Sprague _& C0. i ‘i` §';j”~§ssiiysiae-

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Speciel ‘ February

'Bargains '

at ._

Alley’s

regular $1 85 n

now $r.oo.

67 pairs woixien`s low

overslioes now 7oc.

Sample Sale '

-Still the

Great Attraction A

Hiindreds of pairs boots, shoes and slip- pers to choose from

at 30 per cent discount]

Meii‘s are size 7, women’s size 4 girl’s size r, boys’ size 4, cliildren's size 6 and 9.

Alley Q. Co

» many present dayecholars. _

, ‘ A correspondent from .\’ew_Glas-

H d gow writes The Guardian: R. E.

ar ' | | I I Bagnall. is recovering after a severe

A ' h I ' Ke tivtress iitiwiik otilimb glmpscftxom “itll”

rl , ren s w e pease see as

" I n S e C ' Minnie Dickleson out again after

'P'E“"f2°°él"f"°g W ng.: being confined to her home tlirough

and dry at 2.. ~ °‘°' °*°r°z'°.~.:"° .":‘.:°° ‘° .°““°.°:.r

‘ v en ron _ e eonn ry.an e

gig,” ‘°“°d “d and f" dgctors are iept quite busy.

_ '- l m,,"f:_°” "f_'2,,,,""°,,,,, “_ bwoniieii Mennonite vxiuuiasa the » _ _ hmm D, nnumua oys meeting in he .,. .A. to-

' ‘° 4;", _ morrow morning at ten oelock. The

-_ subject will be "Why go to boys

, U hear whai the dlderent boys have to

C my about the beoeiit my usvs rs-

, celved by attending those -meetings.

The average _-attendance so far this

We have in stock some very nice Boneless Cod- fish. put up in small boxes at the Souris Fish Drier. We have also some very choice whole codtish which we can specially re- commend. We imported them from Gaspe. Quebec and they are nice clean, dry fish. * »

Try a sample lot from

V turnable onthe inet. ' _

anti l`lfllSl`I. ii i,le'richo,_" fora Spring ieiir of :Shahee-

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M.l__k_¢|'.°f‘P|°l“f“~ wiii be mi upiiiei. xsihsrise sad

Y , .

_ _ 'Rosalind in_ the respective plays, while

TELEPHONE '|92 ' ‘ , lsr. Qltaiiford. who has an enviable inter-

5 ' ‘ I L ig' nat “l reputation in Slialrespesrisii

d°s?JnT?3_,n,;`::2"c,.j‘ ymx roiakgtill play Romeo. Petruehio and '" 'ibhevovpsrlliiiimgglr orlando. sir. Shipman mics ihsi 1|,"w°r.°i"\li'iiim'iJiiiii'.-si.iii°iilii|irsx gliiililiilhd the itinerary would include the prin-

cipal Canadian cities and. towns includ- °°il'i°°if°'i1ii N ingChsrloitetown,andthst 'nn expense hm; g|v;eio||`|os»-e Winiisoi-daily ewpt ,gin-_ would he sparsd~to make the production °°’"l"i "'ii»°r°°\v7'i'iii o"'-'iii.“ii4o°f°m. sm' 'xiii sill¢ll1°fl5|° °l\=-

rmm miiist Truro th |.i~alnsoftbeIli|la|-W

- .',*°'i'I;n'i2i'"iis|i'ii/'sy si iiiinem with xxpi-sn _

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:“3”'g“‘.*i;°"ll‘§°:‘?”:°‘“°'»§i‘ gm.; i-rm sriusii com ow vm

` lminrilisi .,__""°l'__ troubled with s nasty irrltstiss

_ i sli x.nsg“md“:;.¢ A _ ,{‘eougb. It quickly _relieves and

T“°““’-'firesyst' is . ' " ii. mostly always sheets a ears. As s "°£°$i%r11i»,n, '"9' I ' 0, cough remedy Mex

" °' 553'; _ _ ssl. sour ee' itviiia-i st _

§'riaq"fs: .._. 82-_ . _ V -» ,Tata i, l. w.-mi.. ns ii. °'il»i’r°v‘»ilf i~.niririNsossoisi um." Override

88 pairs woinen’s waterproof _ overshoes sizes z 1-2 _io 4_1-2

. ow- 8nc

97 pairs women's fine overshoes,sizes 2 I-2 to 4 i-2 worth over $2.00

River is visiting in Rocky Point.

terday.

'i'he'death has occurred at. Picton

of All. Brennan whose father Coun- cillor Brennan formerly lived in Charlottetown. ' ,

Thomas Donovan, City, fell on

Prince Street recently fracturing nia ankle and will be confined to the house for sometime.

The Souris Glee Club have arrang-

ed for a special train to.bring them to this city on Monday for a special skate in the big Arena. _

J. P. Graham. Montreal; Hardy

Mcliardy, Toronto and C. J. Cal- laghan, St. John, came to the City by the mail special yesterday.

The funeral of Mrs. J. R.McKie will take place from her-'late residence. King Street, today at 2.50 p. m. by train to Sherwood Cemetery. The Rev. Mr. Thomas will oiilciate.

Rev. G. F. Dawson of York will

he #the speaker at the Y.M.C.A. men’s meeting tomorrow at four o'- clock. Messrs Hawley, Murchison and Bridges will furnish special music.

Yesterday morning Mark Wright

Furnisliing Co., had their show win- dow iillsd with hed-comforts priced at $1.10_eacb. Shortly after ten -o'clock yesterday they were all pur- chased. < _

Miss McNevln is `again ia her pos-

ition, with the Brin -of McLeod and Spence. Backville. She had a very pleaaaat. visit-of several weeks dur- ation, at her home lu-Prince Edward Island. '

Rav.- Mr. Rattee delivered his

lecture, Rome, the Eternal City, to is large and interested audience at Mt. Stewart- on ‘Tbursdy evenln . The lecture with the Social whlgi was held afterwards realized the sum of forty-seven dollars. '

In to-day's' Guardian will be

iound a sermon which has attracted a- lot of attention in Canada .end has ‘been widely published. It deals witlr the question of future punishment, and may be looked upon.aa' an ex- position of the opinions held by

meetings." Boys who have not been coming regularly should be there to

year has been about fifty, so' the boys who come evidenfly enjoy lt.

Of the three Prohibition cases that

were up before the City Police Court éhat against Ronald Steele has been ismlsscd; that against Herman Es- sory has been postponed for judg- ment tlll next 'l‘hurs_dny; and the case of George Eesory has been ad- journed till Tuesday for rebuttal evidence. Yesterday Robert Marshall of Stanhope, n witness in the Es- sory caaewas arrested on a charge of perjury. A Prohibition summons has been served _on P. B. Brown. re-

'Brucst Shipman. the well known New

sppesring st the Gund in The Walls of

pssrlsn repzrtolre. Tbé plays selected

are "Romeo and Juliet." "Taming of the Shrew" and "As like ii." Miss Burt

_ Geo. lil. Full Charlottetown, la in Georgetown at 11.30 yesterday.

The beautiful finish U°"“‘°*1- ~ ` - ‘ L

¥° Leossra wood. uri-:sy Huber, ¢c.~_.'uid Fiorsnce stretch. Lone _ was in the City`yeeterday.*_' Oreeirare attending the Union Com-

* ,_ __ _‘_ , . ` _ ` mersial- College, Charlottetown. ~-_ 1# 'rue msn i.i-siii.- with. tivo, asys . l --

,’ mall arrived yesterday at 1.18, _ - -_llll EWU!! Mvrehidmxzorth River'

Mrs. Joiin 1..~ uoresias. North to Georsetown- Her mehr- lriiiids

C.l;R. Cgloglers, hBumn;erslde, lcame

to t i t f. - l i -

B y y B ma spec A yes- where he del;vered his lecture on The

James Paton will make the usual

s ing urch ses' f bl nr hil £1, mg Elgin;-opgan fi-il; B m W, _Lstore has only a few more hours t

‘ The death occurred' at his home, at

K 7 8 .

, just signed eoutr/icts‘wii.b`=Lsii_rs iiiirisuii i

in ' ' Henry Stanfor¢l._lw6 'oflils stars, who__lrl V

The Btanley got into Picton from

The Miata did not get into George-

' Margaret McKenzie. Flat Riv-

haa returned from an e nded visit

are glad to see her back again. »

E. 'l‘.- Carbonell, City. returned

ymterday from Pleasant Grove,

Birds of Prince Edward Island.

The big candle in H. H. Brown’a

burn. There is ten dollars lor some to burn at the bottom ol it-that is'if the winner believes in "money to burn." The ballots will be coun- ted some time today»and the lucky guesaer wha) has told the nearest number ol* - ours it has taken to consume the candle, will get the ten. ‘

Colville ~Road, Lot '31, P. E. I., on Feb. 9th. 1908, of Charles Colwlll at the ripe age of _89 years. He was a' native of Bldaford, Devonshire, Illn- gland.. At the ,nge of 22 years he married Misa Prldhum of the some place, by whom he had two sons, Philip and' William. His father, being a man of ample means, gave his sons a good education. One son was a popular Anglican minister, another a successful lawyer. Charles the subject of this sketch, he set up in business, but lie became dissatis- iled with his surroundings, 64 years ago. He with his wife and two children bid adieu to .his native land ln May 1844, and started for the wilda ot America, landlng.in Char- lottetown, alter n two months voy- age. He settled on the farm on Col- ville Road, on which he lived until his death. Before he got his housl ready for his family his wife.becam¢ sick, and after a short illness died leaving him with his two little boys. Two years later he met and marrlei' Surah Jane Fletcher, (aunt of Hon, Ex-governor, James H. Fletcher of Portland, Oregon, and C. P. Fletch- er, ot Charlottetown) by whom he had eight sons and three daughters. all grown to man and womanhood- Walter.. James, George and Jane (Mrs. Wm. Ball) predeceased him, al- so Phllip; William P. ranching in Al- berta; Rev. S. Edward a popular and very successful Methodist mini~ star out. what, Samuel in Taunton, Mass; `Danig_l P.~ and John fR. in Washington. Seattle; Elizabeth Ann (Mrs. Browp) Michigan; Fanny(Mrs. Everett 'Ba}_1) out west; and~R. Nicholas on-'the homestead. I-Ils wife predeceased him two years ago. He experienced all the prlvations and_ discomforts of the pioneer but by sound judgment, and per-serving in- dustry hc found himself surrounded in his latcr,years with all the com- forts, and many of the luxuries, of this life. When the weight of years began to press heavily upon him he was kindly, and tenderly cared for by his son, R. Nicholas and the latter's wife and children. He also loaves forty-three grand children, and eleven great-grand children. In politics he was n. Liberal. in religion a Methodist. Many years iago he was appointed a Magistrate, which position he filled to the satisfaction, of the community, and honour to himself, until the death of her Gracious Majesty the late Queen Xictoria. The same distinction was conferred upon his son R. Nicholson a few years ago on account of in- creasing years he did not qualify under King Edward VII. In his capacity of J.- P. many cases were brought to him for advice. He by his wisdom, and kindly nature and sound Judgment, had many settled out of Court. He never looked for political honor. He was highly re- pccted by all that knew him. and they were not e. few. Rev. Mr. Har- rison of Cornwall conducted the funeral services, at the house, and at the grave. An unusually large num- ber of neighbors, and friends, follow- ed him to his last resting place. The pall bearers were Hon. John Balder~ ston, James Wynne, Ewen McMillan. Andrew McElroy, James Beer, Wil-

llsm F. Fraser.

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Tistlnrisii maiism 1-iiriwi ilg'$~lerii_- .

rate iiietoliigd eifgiiile-rmliiliig who-llieliiiilisiis

eyes are sstigmsile or noti-

“Ata dlsisn eofrggree feet, each ol

the four small sqna in the figure above, should be seen equally black and dl~i|nct. lf any of ihe sq ieres stand out more prom- inently than others, Astlgmallsni Id indi- cated. Test each eye separately by cover-

in first one and then the other-

isilgmatlsm. which is due to irregular-

ity in the curvatur¢~oi'ths rsfi-acting sur- faces is one of the most common as wall as one of the inoet dllllcult troubles in

I rreci.

legit;-iiialhgl ol’ examination an _AC- ClJRA1'Esnd CERTNN, which set is daniensirsted by the satislbetery results

obtained in almost every case- , lf noissiinnsdwewsni iohsve s chases _ io help you '

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CR. McKinley, Edmonton, ls in this Band at the Arena this afternoon. 1”; ' e _ ,

Cosy Corners at I

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I Many an old icosy comer will need 're- covering this _spring and' undoubtedly p _ many anew one will be built; for what

is more comfortable than a nice “corner” i witha fine pile of cushions behind one’s

Regular i 5c per yard for uc Regular 2oc per yard for _x5c

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Art Ssteens ~

28 to 34 inches wide

egular 25p per yard for 19c

_ Regular 3oc pei' yard for 23c

back. _

Now we have a few lines of art sateens

and cretonries that we intended for covering cosy corners. The patterns and colors are

most attractive.

i Ari Cretormes 28 to 34 inches wide.

Regular 14c per yard for Ire Regular 16c per yard for xzc Regular 2zc per yard for 17c Regular 24c per yard fOr 130:

Tapestry Cushion Covers

A special line of Tapestry cushion covers that will wash when soiled and

will stand all kinds of hard usage. The colors come principally in shades of

green and fami. _lust sew two of these covers together and your cushion is rcady_

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_ The price is only 25c each.

STANLEY BROS. .

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WUNDERLANU

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GHUGERYA SATISFAGTIUN

is what we aini to give our customers. If you are not

dtlsrtu tf- Sunnyside Grocers. ‘

BIG DISCOUNT

zo Pieces Factory floth zo p,c. Off

These are last year’s patterns, all good and suit-

able for meu’s and boys’ suits. We want to clear

them all out before the new spring patterns come in as we like to begin the spring trade with new

patterns. ‘ _

SALE FOR CASH ONLY

W. C. TUFtNER'& C0.,

1 'rue Low i>fi».~`_¢. my owes and cioih sialic.

f = * i Bueynsidecusflnttstowsz

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Low Price Sale of

Xmas and New Year Goods

b ' t ll X s and New Year Goods at Auction Prices o.iil:?ed)k.. Hna?rs.is of articles. Come ln and iuspwt- If ¢\I¢Y ,mv-h 25 par cent more inet ssv so. Some handsome flaw Gifts, Blrtbd_ly'iH; Welldlag Presents. Come in and see at

High liriidc -Art Parlors

_ guess srsssr, `ei-isiu.o'r` i arowii,

Agency for Psrkevs nyaworlrs- ` "~

' rltiisrst .

vaudeville

' Le Pellelicrs

iii this new western playell "

the Cheyenne Trial. "

adin g here give us a trial order and see if it is not as we sav Your order wiil he much apprecialedf

Sanderson Qt Co.

Ben liur- A Sumptuous portrayal ot' the

people and land of Judea in the days when the Lord was upon the earth.

Wonderful _ Lantern

` A truly wonderful picture and

well worth seeing.

rm ooid Brick

Is an extremely funny pic-

ture full of amusing situations and climaxes.

` EXTRA

For rmiionr oNz.v.

The Pickpocket

This isa good clear picture .

and willgivc oulotsofpoinsers toguard against being robbed

in this manner.

Back to the Farm

Agood comedy picture with

lfnty ol' fu_n.

dig Musical Program Paof. Vinnicoinbc's orchestn will render some choice selec-

tions with appropriate music for all the pictures and songs.

New illustrated Song

'Cheyenne

by l\lr. Austin Trainer. With orchestra accompaniment t Change of Pictures Monday. Wednesday and friday

l0c. Admission I0c.

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Assessment Brutini. Muuisl l"_rll\¢lPl

luungiMeniaqd Women

There is no institution that treats its

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_Ja /v;_~ma¢1.4». £.r_;<lr~v~ilHn1‘

_deck 196. For

young members as lair as the Independent Order of Foresters.

Get their table of rates for Insurance or

Sich Bensits, and compare with other societies giving the same form of pi-nie tion and you still see that the young in all but the I. 0. F. are compelled to pay lor the old, hence the average age is lea-er n the l. O. F than other societies. Look this' matter up for yourselves.

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