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to be seen

ing about our new arrivals in laces will_ find here .now for their inspection the iiiost comprehensive sliowing of \'ale1iciennes and torchon- insertion and laces to be seen-this season. Many of our customers told us last year that--our showing was the best in this city--we appreciated_your kindness, and this year we have taken every.caie to eclipse all former showings. .

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(Continued from page 9.) work-lif he could reduce his general tender to $73,000.00,¢hus saving the town some $1,000.00, and him as the ,contractor a like sum. They further say that he agreed to that, and that they carried out in good faith their part of the agreement, and obtained for him by - transfer the benefit of both Ga,udry_ & <_`o's tender and that

BHUHEH SEHVIEES

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Changes in Church services must;

not ue in later than Friday ati noon, i

, iiii<;'rHonis'r.

First Methodist. - Rev. H. E.|

Thomas at ll and T. Sunday School and Bible class at 2.30. All seats

free and unappropriiated. ‘

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Grace Churcii.-l`Lev. Mr. Miller at

eleven and seven. Sunday Sciiool and Bible Class 2.30. Pew five reserved for college students. Everybody wel-.»

come. i

. BAPTIST.

Baptist.-Rev G. R. White at 11

and 7. Sunday School and. Bible Class at 2,30. All seats free sind un- appropriated.

, JDENTRAL CHRISTIAN.

(icntrnl Christian.-Rev. J.F.Floyil

at 11 and 7. Sunday School and Bible Glass at 2.30. Prayer and ev- angelistic service evciy Wednesday at T p'. m. Seats frne. College students and all otlrers cordially invited to all services. Minister~‘s residence 104 Prince Street.

. ANGLICAN.

St. Peter's Cathhdral.-2nd Sundiiy

in Lent. Holy communion 8 a. m. Matins Li-tany and sermon 7 p. m. Rev. Canon Simpson. All seats tree and uhdppropriated. Ohiidrcn's ser- vice at'2.30 p. m.

St._ Po.ul’s.--Holy communion ar.

8.30 a. m;‘ Morning prayer at 11 a_ m. evening prayer at 7 p. ni. Rev,.

Childrens service at 2.30 p. mv

St. James-Rev T. F. Fullerton ai:

.11 and 7. Sunday School and Bible Class at 2.30. All seats free. _

Zion.-Rev Geo E. Ross at 11 and

7.' Morning prayer meeting at ten a. m. Sunday School and Bible Class at 2.30. Coliege students and stran- gers cordially welcome.

sr. nuiIs'i'AN's cA'i'i-i-nifnni.. ' First Minis at 11.30, ciiiiiii-e..'e Mm at 8.30, Uatchelsmi immediately after Mass. High Mass _at 10.30, Vespers. and Bent-:ll_ction at seven ii. m.

ARMY.

SALVATION

Mr. Murphy preaches at both servicegi

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FDI IIOOHIQOOUCI. CIODP- ASTIIA, CDIIIIB. BIOIICIITIB. SOI! . `l'll0AT» CATAIII, DIPITIIRIA

l'vi!»"£‘f-’:‘§.'o'.»‘f"‘fi.Il°l’!.f.'a1!‘F:°.T.’»‘,i"$.I3 not exist when Crouluq in upod. I Ill! directly on non and throat. makin! hrnthiug :.:::..‘°..:i' °":...°: ala

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Crnclolojn n imm-ini qmnicidc. untill lpoth ll I curative and I lrzvlnhva in uonldllolgl disengsl. Crinolcnfl but rceornmcnduion u its thirty yan of successful nu.

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Send Postal fbr De- _ _\ i scriptive Booklet ' “~

Crlnoleua Alllloplie ‘A

Thru!! Tlhletn, simple l

and soothing for tho

y-X-----<-_---* feeive how under such circumstances

l the complainant: can contend that

, the erection or this iiiiinriiis Sl¢°“°°

or power house was not Phft 01 his _

_contract. ‘ _ ' ` - _

ll-re said he did not understand it

was o, that he thought lie was t0 be pgd for it separately. “Hd th” in his estimate of the cost of con- -struction he had not includdd this

power house, and that hc had had no full speciiicstion given him to

tender on in relation to it. ‘ 1 '

' I cannot see into his mind. 110|' Judge of the value of his recollec- tions, not indeed estimate the dc€l"_9° of truthfulness to be attached t-0 1115 testimony; but his parol evidence is in direct opposition to what he sign' ed, with full opportunity of knowing just what he did sign; and to what you would expect from a sensible m.an._ | | You would not ex_pect from a con-| itractor, seeking such a contract. B want of knowledge of what a "coin-

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. irrimcdthnnt. lik. _

of the Standard Drain Pipe Co.;cov- ering by subsequent payment the va- riance in Gaudry & Co's ,lender in re- lation to the lengths of certain pipes.

The evidence in support of this con-

tention on the part of the defend- ants is so overwhelmingly strong that no court could reasonably find otherwise. . Paragraph 8 of the bill complains

that the provisions and agreements relating to the construction of a power house. or pumping station, were inserted in this agreement "by mistake and without the knowledge and consent of the complainant, and

never were intendex to form part of the said agreemen '

I do not 'find that proved as a

fact. It would be impossible for me to find so under the evidence.

Without going fully into the mass

of it, it was proved that the com- plainant in his tender offered and agreed to “furnish all material and labor for the complete installation of a system of waterworks and sew- erage, etc. That in the complain- ant’s first agreement with the defend- ane signed on the 23rd day of May, A. Dk, 1907, after it witnesses that the complainant coveiianted and agreed "to build, 'make, erect and install the Waterworks and sewerage system” for a certain price, iii ac- cordance with the tendersithereto au- nexed, tlie following words appear:~ i “The different parts' ofthe ssjil system shall he proceeded with under _the direction of the commissioners' engineer and it is expressly provided that that portion of the town of Suinniersiile between (‘eiitral and

-_ __ _ ,i ` _ _ _ ` ,Granville Streets, both inclusive, to- ' ,'_,‘._ - ` " _ ` _ ____W____ 3 `___ _ _ ___ _ _ lgethcr with the Stand pipe pumping

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istation (i. e., power' house) and hy-

'driwts be first completed so as to igii fire protection, etc., to that por- 'tion, etc., by lst December, 1907.” I That previous to the signing of lsuch contract com-plaiiiaiit had agreed to build this power house in a some- what diilcrent form from that speci- fied in his own tender, and had sign- ed a new specification therefor. That this specification wasreferred to in this contract as tender A, and was _initiated hy complainant. That the (contract itself was carefully read 'over to complainant in presence of three coniniissioiiers and their engin- eer, and was signed by him. -That subsequently, and after tlie town had authorized the defendants to proceed ,with the work, the complainant had again signed a liiial contract, an ex- act copy of the first in respect to the portions above iiiiotcd, with the spe- cification A annexed. That at the conversation before referred to be- tween the coiriplaiiiant and the de- fendants relatiiig to the iron pipe, nnll the reduction of _the tender by $953-14. il- WHS agreetl ‘ictwecn them that the defendants would give the complainant the whole contract if he would reform his tender as to this power house and maitc it in accord- ance with another, which the engin- eer preferred. 'l`liis was previous to the signing of the first contract. And the commissioners and their' engineer absolutely deny any act on their part., other than the most perfect' candor iii speech and action towards the compluinaiit, and testify to their absolute inability to ‘iiuderstand how complainant. could have iiecii misled in this iiiatter.

Tlieae are the main positions of the

defendants. and it is hiird to con-

Thanks

- We desire to thank all who contributed toward OUR IN- ,CREASED BUSINESS for the past year and trust that with an effort to please and to give the best ‘value for every dollar, we will be fav- ored with your continued pat- ronage. 4 ‘

With best wishes to all fora

happy and successful new year.

W. N. TAN TON

Jeweler

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Wise People

- Buriydiihvear *

Our iiuccciis in the shoe business

was not nn nu' ident, but tho natural rcsuli of ourcful forethought in tho selection of our iroodr. and earnest offoitii put forth to linvo every hnot or sho_:i_fniilt»lciwl|i style and work-

mllhllhethcr you an iicdnfonr gsyln dress, from our I.-itool of _shoes you will we able to select 'just your

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plete installation” of a system Of waterworks meant, whot it C0\\1d. possibly mean without a pumilintll station? _or that he would ever con-I tend, when his agreement binds liini» to. make, erect and build such asys-.i tem for a specified sum, iaiid requires] him to erect this_pumping station inf advance of other portions of his‘ work, that he never intended to build, this pumping station except for the sum- of $1,625 additional. I 'The law requires that before this? Court reforms a written contract, itj must be satisfied, leaving no room for reasonable doubt., that there has; been a mistake, and that it is such: a mistake as ought to be rectified,-i the question of misrepresentation audi fraud being out of the question here,l Mortimer V Shortall 2 & D ok Wm.; 363-Williams v Felker 7 Grant 345. j Without going through the whole of

the evidence to explain why I arrive at this conclusion (which would be useless) I .am of the opinion that the evidence given before me preponder- rites in favor of the defendants, and

as "my mind can be satisfied" it is,` that this agreement needs,no refor- mation, and_ must be held from its internal, and the external parol and other evidence now given, to be in accoril with tlie contract actually made between the parties.

This bill must, therefore, be dis-

missed with costs.

A. C. Saunders and J. J. John-

stou, K1 (‘., counsel for complain- ani.; Nell l\lcQuarric, K. C., counsel for deft-uiiaiit.

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Some Reasons \\`hy it Makes The Best Advertising ltlediiini.

A- woiiiaifs curiosity to know

about society, marriages, births, deaths, forces her to read it.

The Morning Paper is before her

all day long, and it is she who ls doing her household tliitiesnirrnnging and improving the appearance of har home, that the missing and necessary articles of iiirnitiire, rugs, carpets, curtains or other necessities, show up the plainest, and there could be no more opportune time for n dealer to tell about the new goods. the new styles and the bargains oilercd, for the day or week.

In ii majority of lioiiics the news-

paper is practically the bulk of the reading matter, and the long, all- day life from 5 ii. m. to 10 p. m. of The Morning Paper gives not only the housewife but every member oi the family an opportunity to read lt.

The Morning paper is read at the

breakfast table, again at houie at noon, on the trains, in tho restaur- ants. It is read in doctor's offices, professional oilices, clubs, hotels, cafes, li»ar`ni;r shops. it is riiiid' by daylight everywhere you go by both employer and employee. ‘

lt is a known fact that throughout the world, possibly with a. half-dozen exceptions, the piipcrs with editorial influence and national reputation are Morning Papers. .

With these facts in mind`, the busi-

ness man whois looking after the real nionoY'spcnilcrs of the family to interest in his _‘goods will consult his best interests by placing his an- nouncements where the women will read them. _

Little -I' Gem Pills i

Relieve all ills#

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general lacisitude. -_

Being small in size

easily taken contain no

_ merciirials ‘ ~.

, Purely vegetable,

Price r5c per bo_ttie Prepaid and sold by

_ A. w. iuiiiiiii, i>iimis-.,‘ _

due inf t,_orpid`-'l“lver-#_ ~

'coi:is‘tip`a‘ti'6n iv' hich

create 'head aches and ~ - A

Comparison

Saturday night ends this sale, but until then

values will be even better. Of course you can’t ‘afford to run the risk of delay as the lines are being reduc-

ed every day. _

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Hard and Soft Hats lialf Price

' These hzits include some of

the-,best lizird and soft f`c|l hats in our store, but iii order' to make room for our new spring. stock we say _out they go ill exactly liiilfpricc.

Men’s Sweaters

4 hall price

This is \\'it|iout it doulil the

licsi value that nioiicy could buv, :til well kiiii, ilyed \\llll last dyes :intl iiiiiilc \\'itli roll iicck. Yours while they last at not uiic cout over li:i`lf`prii‘e.-

Men’s Pants x liall Price _.1

\\’iiliout a doubt this ofTcr

can't be-excelled. Men’s tweed and worsted paiitsirflgulal' 2-35 io 4. 25, for a short time at only li:iif` their original price.

Fancy Shirt Values

Excellent shirt values while

iiwv last. Balance of mcii's soil front shirts. _

Your choice from these high quality shirts, regular $1.50 to _ z.ou now 5!-00 _ Good quality sfifffront shirts, regiiim- $i,4oto i.7_5, no_\v 99° mil to-v dozen men s shirts, re- gular $i.z5 to i.5o, while they Inst, only 7911

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Impurities in delivery i

_-3? from the oven to the lioine. Insist on your Baker

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f Ediiy’s Bread Wrappers __

' . We are the original . manufacturers of Bread

wrappers now used by Leading Bakers

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advantages

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dn the long run your a winner if

you patronize the STAR Your goods will be earefuiy handled. They will be promptly done. They will have personal attention. Iii short you get the BEST in laundry here without extra charge.

Goods called for and delivered.

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The four cardinal features of the*

IMPERIAL Marine Motors. 'We

don t want you or anybody else io hurriedly and uukiiowingly decide on buying an IMPIf`.RIAL---Oh no. What we do want is for you to gather ,together about every objection you can tthink of to bunch up every fad and fancy imaginable and lien iuake the motor prove her superiority---put het' to all kinds of tests---liave deiiioiistrate béyoiid all doubt her super-

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In this way you will learn to know the motor better---to

appreciate her good points and enthusiastically endorse her

Can’t we send you a catalogue-~ lt's yours for the asking---wiitc.

Bruce .Stewart & Co Ltd) B

_ Charlottetown, P. E. I., ‘ '_ X

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