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TAILOR MADE STYLE

The resolution to give our

customers the best shoe made, ie°the reason we say “ Empress Shoes for Women. ” This illustration is one of the new styles we have in stock. Note the wing toe cap and arched instep, and the com- plete natty appearance which makes it a very desirable shoe.

WI ans one or ri-is 500 Assure who sau. TH: Emensss

“ Morris & Smith

Sole Agents.

‘ CUWANS

PERFEUTHUN

CUCDA

Is rich in food value and easy to digest. It is just Cocoa, ureCoco:i,ground from tlie choicest Cocoa beans.

Nurses and Doctcrrrccoinniend its use in aclcucu oi in health. m

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m=gl » Y "PTUS s large shipment of

“HOW ima in _Psi-is eoior, white, °“°'"°1 N-wif. bicgilr with gone, $1.25 :U ‘5-00 im yer ._ 'rain mm ought W1 oiixzrnzvtn drgblrmsizorrfsnd looser

,.eye_. rinmn rbi

slirfns d1"Us§s's.‘~.Paton _beef Cal z»2§dlll

"Wllll_.'.~liris"}' 'li . Wllilll 'l‘00¢`i\_, ll :i'ade’tt»'ll.t5is‘f:lllk:h; lDrfl;)g cclalsgon. Cabbage. onions, ate., can e ' ed with nt the ei hh

snovégiig tl? lessth lfhlngkahgiitg

o s es crwas , no _ltehen odors to escape through the homie and they are so low in price that no one can afford to he without them. The Two Macs. drtt.

"Buy the Tud-Foot Hole Hiiblmr

[loot-Tirilsy Brand- at (toll Bros' Big Removal Sale. 2~29d3l.

-It Days to buy in rovince.

The Morning D _ can

be obtained at _ y',`~ rlai Parlors, Summers . ` _ ‘

~_iis-» -

-o. A. Pickering and “Rio oi sum-

merside, have returned home from it trip to the Canladlan West.-S.

The new Summereide _Councillors

and the 'Water Commissioner were yesterday receiving the congratula- tions of their many frlends.S.

Yesterday afternoon the Mayor,

Councillors and Water Commissioner of Sunimerside took the Oath of Al- legiance before His Honor, , Judge McLeod, and took their Oath Office before the Stipendiary Magis- trate.S.

-A Darnley correspondent writesz-

'1"he people are thoroughly enjoying themselves in winter life by social in- tercourse after the strenuous life oi the past seasons. A large number of ,young folks gathered at the home of Hartwell Crozier, Darnlcy Point, on the 21st inst. The evening was passed in music and games ofahtgh order. The game of Crokinole being much in evidence and the local play- ers easily sustained their honor. Af- .ter spending R very pleasant evening they dispersed to their homes well ,pleased with their evenin»g's amuse- ment. Wallace J. McNutt was visit- ing friends in Malpeque last weei~

‘merside on Saturday. Miss Mary A. McNutt spent last week in visiting her fricnds in Kensington and Sum-

,E. Mallnr is very busy this winter

order of harness for R. T. Holman, -Ltd. ~

, ,,

The school entertainmentat Cape

s ccess. The hall was crowded to its

crowd before in the hall. The pro-

of the school. Miss Olga Crosby was the accompanist for the evening, 'rho

I7 02-F ~ Of S

“Hark the Drum" bv school-boys and girls; Reading-Bertie Buxton; Solo- “Wanterl R Harp," B. Hennessy; Fan Drill, 12 girls; Trio-J. Howatt, R. Howntt, E. Buxton; Recitation-Eve lyn Irving; Dialogue-Train Scene; Solo-"Naughty" (cncored), Florence MacFadyen; Pantomine Show-H. Clark, V. Bcll, W. Lord; Bolo-""[`0- bcrmory" (encorcri), Vernal Bell; Doll Drill-15 little tots; Solo- “Margucritic" (encorcd), C. Dillon; Dutch Feading, in costume-Norman Unmpbell; Chorus-“Greeting to thc King," school children; Play-Leap Year in the Village-Characters: R, Clark, Olga Crosby, Annie Irving,

_ -Edith Bell, Florence McFadyen, Tisey

Clark.

____

Acts Quickly on Corns _

Son-. Foot lumps, callouies

ln-_ 5-

It`s a new wrinkle for Corns-a

painless remedy thatquickly removes the corn. Don't doubt. it, this is a dead sure thing, lifts 'em out quick- roots and branches. No pain, no scar, no more salves or pads. Just apply Putnam’s Painless Corn Ex-I tractor, 250. a bottle. Substitutes pay the dealer best, "Putnam's" pays you best because it rids your feet of corns. Take no other than Pntnam's Painless Corn and Wart Extractor. Sold by druggists.

“OBEY" IN THE

MARRIAGE SERVICE.

Canadian women are, or should bc,

following with interest the war that is being waged in the Mothcrland over the little word “obey” in the marriage service. In _this con-nection, a letter of the Rev. Mr. Chapman, the clergyman who married the man and woman who objected vigorously to the retention_of the word in the service, is of the utmost intcrcst and .suggests lines of linvestigation not

('hapman to the Pall Mall Gazette, “it is wholly wrong to think of the women (amongst those who object to

of disparaging the man whom they

have elected to marry. Their strong, feeling, so far as I would venture to. he their spokesman, is that where the word 'love' is used, the word 'obey' is both superfluous and hurtful. lt is noteworthy that this promise of love on which the whole service practical-| ly pivots, is made by both persons concerned, so that they have already compromised themselves to mutual obedience within the limits of self- resnect and of that perfect freedom which characterises the service of true devotion. The inference that wo- man, bv the use~of this word. is con- stituted man's slave or chattel, and that the (Yhurcli sanctities such a bargain, cannot hold for an instant among spiritupl people who are also possessed of mentality, 811501 B dll!- nlty which it is their bounden dnt.,

to maintain. "The desire for the omisBl0¥l Of the word 'obey,' however, is based on far larger and more serious grounds than obtain amongst educated people, in whose case, as I have tried to 'show,

it is both unnecessary and unreason- able. In the poorer cl sees, I regret to sa-y, after thirty years' experience in the slums, it is constantly the cause of gross and deplorable tyranny. Times without number, in trying to bring about peace between husband 'and wife. the former has argued that the latter swore at the altar to obey him. although this conferred on him the right to treat her ss he liked, to knock her about, and generally to play the bully, a tendency inherent in us all. and requiring no tulcrum of a false authority conferees on us by ii

priest. ,

"It would be ii healthy lesson for

all lltersllnts to attend our police

Ol ’ ' 2:29dt.LNi'th2wks .

' -Hon. A. E. Arsenault Summer-

-All news, advgrtisfng and sub-

_!Cl'l,Ptious in Alberton and vicinity _should be handed to H. Clark, agent.,

--'Jack Rsttenbury, Charlottetown,

.WHS H PBSB¢mzer to Suminerside yes- lterday m.orniug.S,

I . 1 -A11, news, advertising and sub- scriptions in Summerside and vicinity should be handed to Ernest McQuar-

rie, agent. _

3_0-. Ltd.. Summerside. have all sizes at money saving price _

-Brace, McKay & Co., Summer-

slde. are offering Washing Machines and Wringers at attractive prices.

2-19dmthrw2wl!s_

--Circular Saws, Belting, Gasoline,

Engine Oil and all Mill and Engine Supplies-quality and prices guaran- teedg at Brace, McKay & Co., Sum- merside. 1 2-19dmthrw2wks.

-The best Hours for bread, biscuit.

‘or pastry are "Our Best" or "Gold- ie's Star." Brace, McKay & Co., Sumlilewlde. sell and recommend l>0tl1- ' 2-29dmthru1wk.

-A.concert and basket social will

be held in the C. M. B. A. hall, Ken-

sidewalks. 2-230;-2i_

mother, Mrs. W. A. Ching, Siimmci'- '

this morning on return home.S. _l

the chimnev in little time-no trouble

__ ‘-i-_ Trnvcrsc on the 22nd was a grand _swve draw? better. USGS less fuel. ii ' ' ` " “

Worth five times the price-20c. per

utmost capacity-never was such a package at Bmw. MCKBY & C0-1

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Ltd., S ummerslde. 2-29drnthrw1wk.

prove unsatisfactory. Rexall Reme-

Kinnon Drug Coi, Cor. Gt. Geo. R-, Kt. S -

ts. 2 iooru. |

----».......,.~..,~»-----......<.,...,.,,,,,,.., . Courts any day in the week. and the , marvel to me is that politicians and ‘ philanthropists should not _vet have I _krasped the fact that if our homes, i

r orma on must begin with thedis tinct understanding of a partnership and "Oli a Possession, which is causa- tive, of untold harm.

lacy that the average man never con :

tent to FBEB-rd her as a housekeeper, ’ and the bearer of his children, since he l10\1ght her for his own purposes, without the voriesc notion time the ` whole idea ol male and female is that they should be helps’ meet for eagh

other."-A. C.

-____ THE WONDERS OF LIGHT.

_What is light? Whether it be the dim fox-fire produced by decaying wood, the mystical gleam of a fircfly ' or a glow worm in the shadowy for- est, the "Will o' the Wisp" that nits hither and thither over a. marsh, the flash from a meteor flying swiftly a- cross the sky. the tremendous- quiver from olit the vast abyss of the star depths, the emblazoned pathway of a bolt of lightning, or whether it be the illumination produced by n pine

-Herring Nets! ! Brace, McKay & 1

"It is often due to the same ful-

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»the guest of William Abbot. David ESmEt0l1. OD MONEY evening. March ,- Clark was on a business trip to Sum- ' 4lvh- Promlfds ln Bid of the town ’l`.

'_’\`_ .

-Mrs. James Murley, Charlotte- i’l`» V

,merside Our local harness-maker D. town- “'50 has been Visll-lllir l1i2l` `-l*

and who has il-lst completed a large siflef for UN D885 few Weeks. leaves fb

'lf

-Sunlight Soot Destroyer cleans ffl"

gram was excellent and was well _ii"`_'*_` |i'cndei'cd from first. to last. _Special ::_Only om’ Rexau sto" in Char' m(.nt,O,, must he made O, the songs lottetown. Our is the only store :lt |,,, Vernal Bell’ Florence Mad,-adyen where Rcxall preparations are being and C. Dillon. The concert wus in sold' we have the exclusive agency' .charge of Miss Edith Bell, principal we guarantee “very Rexau Hamm-V 'fb

and refund the money where they ,'

ffm ~ .__ _ dies are not secret their contents can fl;

owing was the r am Ch U he shown for the asking. The mac- '.51

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the most important asset in the na- LT.

tional lifc, ai'e to be improved, the H* e ti ‘ ' ' ~. "

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sees his earnings co' his wife, ir con- fu..

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|The Store _of ,Satisfaction

_ _"'”" _,_ " V Side. has returned from 0ttawa.S. - I _ _ _ _ _ f

Advance Shi ments of New 600415 Direct fr ni th

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We llope to Make The Year, ,1912_Tlie.grealest in the history

New Rugs and Mats

A large assortment to choose

from including Inte, Velvet, Axininster and Wilton.

If you need a new rug or

iuat you cannot buy intelligent- ly till you see our stuck.

Prices |31: to $6 25

New Oilclotlis

Canadian, English and

Scotch oilcloth and Liuoleums, in every desirable style,<lesign and coloring, including Block and Floral patterns. We guar- antee our prices on these good# to be the lowest in Canada.

Pricrs 22c to L25 pvr yard

New Costumes

Individuality sli1,iw»' in every

line of our new iuoilcls. The graceful lines of this S»e:i.~;oii‘s styles. are amply tl niuustrat- ed in this ,showing of hand-

tailored suits, _

Price l0.00 fo 23.00

New Skirts

Our big assortiiicnt of skirts

makes choosing ri very easy matter indeed. We liavc tliciii in Lustres. Puimiiias, Scrgcs, 'l`weeds, Vicuuns mid Voilcs, in all the newest designs.

Prices 3 00 to |0.00

New Whitewear

Duiniicst of stylis in Ling-

cric. Niglitdrcssesp princess slips, corset covers, drawers and underskirts. \.ur values in these lines cannot be sur- prisscd by any other, house in the trade.

oi rms sore 15,' ,,,,';,,,,',, ~

Qui' Carpet department is a

this stores usefulness and service bigger, ,broader and better than ever before, and we hope to do this by adopting the following’ code of rules.

The most complete stocks at all times.

-The best Merchandise that

money can buy.

--The lowest prices iiiC:in-

ada. _

-The liiost careful. and

prompt service.

~__-'I"lie'lealst red' tape and niost ' ' lificralfty, iif'°every ”rc-‘ation

with the public. _

-Your` money back if not

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\perfcctly satisfied, / a____ . __,

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` New Shlrls ' iipliolstry fabrics. Mad-ras

We are showing some very

special, values in fancy shirts. Caiiil9f_i_c and chaiubray shirts with stiff or soft bosonis cuffs aitaclied,tloublc stitched seams, cusliion neck band, in all the _latest fihtlferns.

Prices 50s to 2.25

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f, ' -, . \ _ f ' New for Men fine c0rd effects. .

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We would like everyinau on

P. E. I. who has been in the liabit of getting his clothes made loorder to call and look over our new spring stock of hand tailored suits and over- coals. We will show you where you can save from five to ten dollars ou your new spring suit. -

i \ ,Prices 5.95 to 20.00 / Prices L00 to 7.50 _

We desire to make » - .°`

daily necessity to the hous keepers of this Province. It is the largest department of its kind East of Montreal with the largest assortment of ex- elusive patterns and designs to be found in this Province.

Prices l2c io l.75 per yard .`

New Carpet Squares

jute, Tapestry, Velvet,

Brussels and Wilton, Beautiful Floral and :ich Oiicntal de- signs, sizes range from 2 I 4 3 yds to 4x5 `6x6 yds. At the prices quoted these squares are remarkable value.

Prices 2 75 io 50.00

New Miislins

The newest in drapery and

muslins in cream white and ecru with handsome border desig-n also colored muslins with rich color combinations. Prices 20c to 501: per yd

/‘ .

New Sui-hugs _

Excellent dust resisting

Poplins. and the new Rajali suiting. The shades are white, navy, grey and cliiiiipagne in

These are splendid goods or _waists or a one-piece dress. Prices |6c io 255: per yd

New Suits for Boys

The most handsome styles made _

in small boys wear. Sailor Bl0US€ s;iit.=,Ru= sian Blouse Suits, Norfolk suits, and suits like papa wearfi- Biiogihelitilc men here we can

suit them.

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in our conS\<1€rBtlI0\'lht0f the hW<\Jl“d°¥'t friend -J Gordon Ogden, in the Mai &' _

ful properties of ig we s a H0 h 11 lar Mechanics Magazine. . » ~

dwell at lenght upon the DBY0b°l0l¢l' C opu -__ --s-_T--f;=_"___

the word 'ohey') as in the least less.cal phase!! Of the sllbject' but Shan “New bandings suitable for dress sm-if-' ' ' - '

pimisly inclined than others, or aslutlifmllt £0 Blake Cl€R¥` $01110 Of f-:S trimmings and. millinery Purposes l_

inspired with the Smauesg intentionisimpler physical Dllefwmena W1 to 4 imheg wide from 40;; up. Col- ` __ ___~ ___________

which everyone is more or less famil= om' giey' brown with mm,” beads -- _ : -- ;-1.>;= l "" '- _ lar, but which are nevertheless not, and other pretty conminations in,,i1_

'ver and gold Paton & Co's 2 29d1i

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H d 5 _ 1 Salts and Peppers i

' _ ._i.1vnnPooi., Eng., rob. 11- 'rho __ _

Mersey nooks and harbor hoard are Today we have placed in our show window a display of SALTS ‘md

S a a P a I lfdntsrmoiied to be abreast of the times

_ . in providing oorommodsnor for tho PEPPERS, which are of especially good value we are niaking a special .price 'oil

Wm Puflly Your bl°°d» Clear '_new race or mnmmoui liners. At a tliesc lines, which in a general way. are regular ioc goods and up. See this dis- your complexion, restore your _recent meeting if. who dreaded to er- p,ay_ -_ _ . _

appetite, relieveyour tired feel». .penn _$15,ooo.ooo in increasing me ~

ins. build you HP- Be Safe *° _'I"°;“”"‘;°°" °°°i1|»lff~mod;1rtioo‘£ _ ki 1 Qur prices while they last 5c EACH -

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take It this sp!-mg' d e S te ` roach for vessels

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i nna,,ya.\mk Msfcetinlength to. _ _ B A C K Q c 0.,

X X connect thee; docks wltihtheipresent

Hornby dOC BYB ein. le r vel' Sn’ 1 .

_ trance of the new docks will be made , 8 _ _ _ _ _ . . dm and Wm enough ,M mm ,U ,n _ assessors to A N McKsy,_Sunnysilie.

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excess of anythinz at present afloat- __ _,________ __ , ,:",__.__._.

The dogkg Qhgmgelvgg will bg Iargg ‘“ --- -_ *_ ._.__.'. _ 1_1 " ;"l"Ll`2`l?Z`_TJ.I`L`.'Tf_TlLi'Y.`§`:Z`LT;".TZ'l."_Z`°_T.."'.1‘*".Z-7 ""

_ enough to pernéltdmslrtigeiivering liiiiliuixquitani wbic b 7| 1

--_ t 15 will be constru e w one s ra S

If not' 'wan lines' of quaye. The half-tide docks

' e 1 will cover some 15 aorta, the first

A branch dock 13 sores, and the second _ _ "Persian collars and revere; _ am;

branch dock be woes and 18 other complete sets of ga¥and garni-

tures also fringe md msn trimming; in all tbat's new for Spring 1912. l’aton’s & (Yo. U W 2-29d14r

p a r app

G" It todayloosgd hysiu nun." f,10lie list in length, in providing

°`v°"'h"° "M branch docks and half tide docks, and

t ° 12

. _ greg, Ships 0! 1,100 feet in length,

' Our. ta l k of quality §,,,.,,,,., 40 mx or _wma win tae sine

' t enter these oc s at neap ti e. .

quality* _ d d `oAt the present moment creat addi-

° 0 tion being made to the Liver-

We want to sausfy an pools dad-cfks. A new dock is being

S3t‘lSfy¢ built at which 5 vessel will be able

~ ' to discharge and load to be dry dock- Try .some-you ll see eo rt on some time. 'rho pumping

, installation will be the largest in the

(l1Wl1f~ ' -world, costing over $115,000. and it

` ' is hoped that everything will

X . '\ ready to receive the new \'tunsrdor.the

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segllllr li-Iritfilfi tllasolggrned in the ages iglltled lfllillllgftllley lilllnli' that énablcp ‘ ~ ' ' ” H that have elapsed since he was creaa ns to see, the thing that Elves U5 mf -_Q-f;`_`_;'~1......‘.f&_ 9

tgd, that by filair thaw§lrea}te:]te;»;srtI`lott power to distinguish green from red I _ g ~ .

itieigcelgfliiilgrbf li;f1t,wlieat, lsollnd, and the thing th” hammers away at the Q

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possibly of other forms of energy to 'm\llSl0“ 0" 8 photographic Da C I ,I _ l_

' Y law?-Janos, xr- ~\

which he cannot as yet give even a causing the chemicals therein conta

name, depends almost entirely upon med to deposit ri thin film ol metal- 1_ '_ ,_,__,_ ,',;,,,,_,,,_,~_ -- the chemical and Physical changes he silver’ which we may utilize in rx ‘

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lftgbrrfflbifsbfy oil'i£‘ll‘i;ilim woman “ho Igglitiielbtlalalypilrlcfhe hralln alldoifs faith? m“kl"g U Dwtllre of n lnndscailli. B i3."l§i',l L if” S/. \ ' . I* mmf _ _ 5 _ff

"ln the first Flare." writes Mr.lful outDosts_ in the ril=I‘V0US SYEWH1- Cfimvti Of the mee' M Fome (ea_ Hg, _1,

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* ENTERPRISE ‘MONA-RCI! STEEL RANGE

Perhaps tho atssl plates 'are only a trifle heavier than in some other

ranlrs -its ‘furious parts ii trif-a better fitted than in some other-_Its ODBFU' tion strifle sivvpler-its nickel trimmings n triflie better and hrlzhter-itll laollllfuvblxffi ‘illllllzilwaatlilnfifllilbeliflrfgcillflllllfalhctllgr llgillilhin some cases many

tier 'ca bs' ter) than In found in any other ravine. all unite to miike the EN ;l;' R 'ITISE i\lq_N.’\ltUll what it is today-the Perfection of Ach evsmcnl Ill

. ii ran i . _

» u l-fillndreds ofnifaers will cohtlrm this statement. Write ue for circular,

_ or examine the range at your dealor’s.

THE ENTERPRISE FOUNDRY C0,

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world.

il. il, w en co pcted,

will be the largest vessel ,dn the

"Patons are receiving daily con~'

slgaments af express early novelties lor the spring of 1912. Afmonglt the late arrivals are ladies"and gentle- men's knitt tubnlar_ ties in plain grey, brown, white, lawn, maroon, 'paddy green, black and old and blue

be and white. Prirc Mic cxclll Paton 5,,

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