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Johnson 6`.Johneon. A- W. lkeadin. J. G. Jamieson and ln' Summeralde at Gourllee' Drug Store.

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of teeth. ne la all ways and is mea! fq gluing teeth ia now

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Mas. H. H. Haeru, Prlnee Edward

Island. who has been visiting in Moncton, has rethraed to her home.

Pmornasoa llooaaoi Truro, and Pro

College. leftlaatulghtlo attend an agrf. cultural meeting at Bedford. ' ‘

TB: weather has again dropped down

inwards the bottom ot the thermometar_

' On Tuesday night it regstered 4 below

aero and all day yesterday remained ueer the lem mark. Last night there was little change, but It was ilne and indicated milder weather.

Gloaol Kunlav, who hae spent the

past three months in Bangor, Me., arrived in the city yesterday. Mr. Murray hasjust .recovered iro|u` au operation hr appendi- citls which he ugderwent in Eastern Maine General Hospital, Bangor. He leaves this morning for his home in Sum- merllde.

° Pnoiflxil llooux of Truro, Nova -Seotle,-wlosala to the province yester- day, wen; l|\a_l. night la Treoedle Croea, where the iittt of the series ul`0ood Seed

oompanied by Theodore Ross who will also take part lu these meetings. Pro- 'ieasor Klluek who has hem detained at Fredericton, expects tareech the province on Friday and be present at the meetings at New Glasgow ou that day.

A Dance wnsheld in the U.ll.B.A.Hall,

Vernou_Rlver, on Monday evening last. There was over eighty couples present and enjoyment was supreme. The chan- erone were Mrs. (Dr.)J .C. McDonald, 'Mr-s.Alirsd Hynes, and Mra.- John Mc- Donald. The music was exceedingly good. Miss Mary 0'Neili furnished dsllghtlul piano music, and Messrs. Vessey and Green hsndled the violin very eileotlvaly. The eommitte oi’ management are to be congratulated.

Tennyson Smith has conducted a tempo#

mme unretom resolved that in the win- Hughes, un. aura rennuny, ur. and lon oi this meeting Mr' Smith ia deeerv- M"_ D"m°nd_

ing of highest praise and appreciation from the citizens of this town.” Mr. Smith will probably vleit Charlotteiown.

A Gvannrarv correspondent Alex. Mc-

Leod ol New York writes:-"While on a visltto Boston lnotieed on Dlllihi UD Columbus ave, a large sign on the INDI oi_ths Fine Fresbytevlan Church. en- nounelug aahleeiseted lecture on Cape Breton and lfrinde Edwurd Island b.Y 34'- Edwln Smith, of Cardigan P. E. Y- I0 |18 delivered on Thursday Feb. 7th, and having decided to remain over till after ,that date I availed u_\yae|l,' of the pleasure oi hearing Mr. Smith, and I am MDP! to announce that I was amply rewarded lol' the sauriilee lhad made. llr. Smith was meqarl ivy an audience which nearly ti'lerl the auditorium oi 'gm ehnreh probably a thousand people lu all and li. is sale tosay that75 per eent oi them were Prince Edward I-lend people for the lecturer was continually lnggfnpud by vigorous appliuse as the familiar views( alter views exchanged plaoeeunthe canvas. Uertnl ly P. 1.! my wen nal prose or so trduast sae eutertanlnga leotureraa Rev lr Smith. who rapt hla audleaoe eootieueily amused hy funny saying and aneedotee, I can assure you that the Island was well advertised solar as lr Slitlfe alerts were concerned. lrSm',tb takes the ll

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llna Wluonr will be at home at arrived from Sen Franeieeo last week.

'8Idxount.onWedneaday and Thursday Hewillgomthe Canddlan Northwest in

hesor’l'heodoreBoes or Prince or Waits

Il the town oi Chsl.ham,N B. last week, dow cl the lute Stumbles, which occurred | E. Tennyson Smith, of Birmingham, Eng- Nllfvfdll m°P'l|l8 It i-V10 |\°lM Of hier Knu- iaad, conducted a highly sucessful tem- ill-HW. S. W. - Grxbhr. Mrs. Stumbler prrance campaign. His lectures were so WI-S ¢|8hi».Y'°U¢ Wim Of IRB Md WHS tile un-lining ma powerful, that he amd tag but survivor ol wleht hon and live wie. largest hall night alter night. And sms and daulllllrs ' of the lele John persons slgperi the temperance pledge, '.l_‘renaman. Her illness had lasted for At his farewell :meeting the fill. nearly three years# The funeral will take |,,,,|,,g ,,,°|,,,_|',,,,,' moved by R,,v_°g_A, plsoe from the residence of S. W. Cmhbe. Seller, and secorded by Rev. D. Bender- H|l|5b°l'°\lRh 801869. Féil- 152|! li- 2.15 D-UL son,waa uuameously passed.-Wher.-as E_ |71 i'-rlill 50 5iI¢l'W00d- '

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ance campaign in the town of Chatham 4 | N Num Cumwn '

esreto return thanks to the many

which has been the means ol awakening Manda who” Sym “M” wen _W R__n_

the temperanoe people of the town to ree Gul" shown ¢"£L`_h8,r;w°M bnnm _ the evil oi thellqnor treilic in itu true mu-,¢_ They w||h go thank especially for "lim “W "°“"'“' "h°"? W ° PWD” “M” their beautiful lioral offerings the student of their responsibility in relation to the Md “cum” of P_ w_ C_ _md s_ D_ C__ Mn tempomnre question; and whereas he has nd Mm M‘cLuNn_ John and Mm inspired us with the belief that the Brin” Thom” cam be" ‘ d M H

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churches nf; i»¢\11P°l'll\°° °°°|°;|°'f Wi" also for'evlrlv.uai bouquets Notre Dunne

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"-1`?“|" I 1° 9* U5 “W” ° 'W' Convent, Miss Bertha Wynne, Mil-sos comoroluiainn hmlllfr 1°. l-hiv lilwl seals and Emma Cantwell, Master .nick

.*!"D.“!li-5-. _ w .. _, .Utes J. D. srmvs. who-aussie I-Hua. ,;a&aae\o.»¢u»r°rx.r. r. 1r.~-hole l&lal/tlkzhtoeretura to Treneil, iowa.

Junelraar will be given tomorrow mtrlslaz in the MéMurrer habeas

llamarilfliclmnelm, Long Creek.

the spring.

Till funerals ol lies Marion Stretch,

Lung Crook, John Leonard, Cornwall and Duncan MeNevlu oi’ Bonshaw all took Pi-IN on Tuesday and were largely attend- ed.

Annxnr llcEAcnnus who has been

away for some time in San Francisco has returned to his home In Long Creek when he will remain until the 'spring when he intends to go to the Northwest.

Tn: steamer Amelia, which plies be-

tween this laland and the Magdalena il summer. lost her propeller ln the ice on Saturday morning while on her way from Halifax to Cnuao. The caplaiu being a amd oilct bromznr. ner aarelylnm an-lehav.

Tal ure hell rang yesterday athoon and

the firemen were called out forasllght blaae in the tenement house on Euston Street, owned by Ed. Hurry. It was for- merly the [old court honse,_ now occupied hy several iamllies. The damage was alight.

Tstilrstol the Dairy Meetings arran Kid under the direction oi the Dominion Dairy Commissioner and the P. E. Island Agriculture Dept. sud the Dairymen’a Aaaoolatlon ofP.E. L la scheduled for llontegue lor -tomorrow evening. There wlllbelood speeches and all interested will hnd valuable information at these meetings.

THE arrangements being made by the

Kuizhts of Pythian (or the enterfalument which is to ruurk the celebration ol their Natal Day in Castle Hall on Wednesday next, lndicaie that s rarely pleasant even- lug will be the result ol the preparations 'ww bolus mad.. ru- R. H. c. c. qu...- tette, with Proleellpr Earle, which has at- tracted so much lsvorable comment will favor the audience with a selection. '

To the list of wsll~kncwn residents who havejoined the gre°at mnjorlly lately must he added the death oi Mrs. Stumhles. wi-

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whuewexr made in a noieome uuhealthful sweat shop that produces more disease germs than stitchu. A member of our firm went urefull

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were made-sew e machine. watched .the gm lu the making sad can vouch forthe cleanliness and airy

_ daiatiueea ol all the sur,-

_ Ioundluga.

No 30:-Corset Cover, Naiusoolr. lace and and fine tuck~~ sl I

ribbon mmm 2d. Sizes. 30 to 40, Sale and 60, sale Ye. ujiume' 595:

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pi-ce., . . . . . ... No465é--Gown, comm; yok.. 8! _“cu

No 309"'Corset C0v¢r. soft finished cotton' ‘ad "ms °f tf"°h°° i°°’"ti°°» 15°* 3°*

lace trimmed, Sizes 32 to 4o. Sale 'n °k°°°”"’°" 53 “id 5°- SIN Pl‘|°° pr_ce__.____ __ ___29cN . . . . .

_ ° 4 5 °'f3°Wll. COIIDD. square yoke of swiss

No 513---_Corset Cover, Nsmsool: 5 rows lace insertion and tucks, embroidcr and rib-

insemon and lace trimmed, sizes 32 to 4n. bmi. sizes 58 and 601:. Bale price. .-89s: sale price. . . . . . _ . . . . . . .. . . . . . .. .39c N°- 435-~-Gown. cotton, V yokg of “wks gud

No 321--Cor et Cover, slfc finished cotton. lofchon lace insertion, swiss ribbon lu-

square yoke, tueks, tucked back. em- sertion and ribbon lacing. lace neck and broldery and lace trimmedmrlce. _ ..50c _ °l¢¢V=l #iles 58 and on sal.. m-1”, g5¢

N0 336---Corset Cover. swis= emhrfirierv frm* N0 4'*¢ --Gow |, ~--U-.|, . lb D 5 "LJ, , _

and ribbons lacing, bac.: 4 c.us.crs or unc hm. _vi swiss and Val lusgl. mug, ._,¢.; tucks, sizes 34 to 40, ssie price.. . . .60c and ribbon trimming, sizes 58 sud 6o.

No 374---Corset Cover, Swiss embroidery S816 price. . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . .. .$1.00

front and ribbon lacing, b ick 4 clusters N0 489 --Soft finish cotton, tucked round of line tucks sizes 32 to 4o sale price Y'lk¢. embroidery. sims 58 and 70,5125 ....'°"75c N9 518---Gown, Neinsook. square cut yoke

No 608---Drawers, Cotton, lawn, tucked Of hoe insertion. wide ribbon lacing,

hill, lace ¢dg¢ trimming, umbrella shape cilrs 58 and 6°, suis prl¢¢_ __$|_50 size 25 open and closed. sale price. .§0¢ N0 752---Uhderskirt, cotton. French' bands,

No 613-~-Drawers. Colton, umbrella shape, d_¢@p lawn tucked fienn¢¢, tor(-han lace,

embroidery and tucks sizes 26, open and Sizes 39 ani 30, 3 yards wide, sale price c]os.~.d_5a|ePri¢¢___ _ _ _ _ ________`§9c . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... .».,.58¢

No 017---l)rawers. Cotton, umbrella shaped N0 755---Underskin Cotton, Frgngh bends,

lawn frlll, torchou lice and insertion size, <i_eep lawn iiouuce, wide lorchgn lm". 25 open and closed, sale prlce'°"' "60c *|011 Ind lace sizes 38 and 40. 3 yards

No 634---Drawers, Cott su, umbrella shape Wid@S Slie pri"e. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. .15¢

swiss embroidery insertion and tucks. N0 77!-Underskirt. cotton, French bands, size 25. open and closed, ssle prlce..7S¢ deep embroidery with lace and‘ tucklng.

No 615---Drlwers, Cotton, umbrella shape, 3 YHFJS wide. . . . .. . . . . . . . . . .. .$1.00

svlss embroidery, and lace beading, size N" 793-~-Ifnderskirr. cotton bands hue swiss 25, op-n and f~1>5¢d, sais price. . . . 50;: ei'-ibl'0ld¢fy. and cluster oi' tucks, sizes

Ne 446~~-Gl\v.\s,C>tion, V high neck of inc: 18 and 4° 3 yards wloe . . . . . . .. . . .|.4

Kitchen Aprons Made up of Best |4c Print 39c

Notlmpsrted goods at all, these are

Black Sateen Remnants at

the_White Carnival

made up of our own etocx by skilful Charlottetown seamslresees. They are made as carefully and aa well ae if you dlrl the work youlself, the cnttona are ligth. medium and dark. ‘the patterns are varied, and the aprons are generous in size. It simply means that you pay for the cotton and the work is free 39c.

Do not forget that hemmiug is done

free, an orders of sheetinga, pillow,|:0t- tone, table linens, napkins.

This is really one or rl; ¢ but "lg"

we have oflered you for some time.

There are hundreds and hundreds of

these pieces all lengths from say hal! a yard up to about live yavda, good ssteeua, worth from |8c to 35c per yd- but we bouuht the lot az a price that enablee us to say, per yard. .9C

Many hundreds of yards have been

wld-but we have more. _ _

Oil is Johnson'e Emulsion.

Itis put up lu what we

believe to be the lurge~t bottle on the market which retails at '

50 Cents.

It contains 50 p. ¢. pmc

Norway Oil. and is pleas- antly flavored.

We would like you to

give it atrial-

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0'b|00\ Gill! Mllllllt hfllw YQL 'un -Il

laademaad hahae ga lgaaement _to lecture in the cty of oahere oe the Bad- eon.". ,

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Dr. Sll0n§’ Realms-

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Furniture repaired.

large stock is cleared out. _

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PERSONAL SUPERVISIDN

Furniture re-upholstered.

Furniture of all kinds made te order. Great bargains continued in iurnitere till the

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