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NEW "Ei.1.i.ii-i" is

? FROM WOODDTOCK

PORTLAND, Me.. Feb. 6-0

formerly of Woodstock (N

pini God! e , i

in Maine is that Rev. Arthur; 5-lergiieg S;3¢§’l£t;i°»?'-1:3!! Q:1.::.mK'(Ex§:;ib:::- was attached to tiev. Frank' San- ' 'P mpn' I

ford's I-lol Ghost and Us colony in

Y

Shiloh, will not succeed "Elijsh."

Hersee, who has returned from

Vancouver (B C ,, said tod y that

s . a

wane st south vancouver he received _iii t tn t P

a messaK¢ from God." He said that A ° wo nn la ow mn “nm

Hanford "had been deceived by devil and taken captive."

He charged that Sanford more for.show that he diii for

people, and the money he lud spent

l

on the yacht could have been

th

cared

his

much better in feeding the people o

the hilltop.

He threatened that if "Moses" Hoi- feel; 9 lumen, The contract, have

. `does

not acknowledge him as the “chosen

land, the new head of Shiloh

leader" he would see Governor tead.

"Shiloh, under the present system,

is si disgrace and a menace to the state," he said. “Throu h the scrip-

increase

Wl\iClJ‘ smaller tonnage.

iiieaiis I shall have $3,500,000 with`

E

tures God has promised to my estate one hundred fold,

which to carry on the work."

er, a Woodstock (N. B.) lumberman,l which is held in trust and he receivesl an allowance of $100 a month. `S

Thomas F. Allen, of Bangor, super-,the Hi;-gl; Hill horse dealer Patrick

S5/1m0l\ McMann.° '

intendent of the Toblque Club, leaves Friday for Seven Pool on the Tobique River,

ing lodge to be erected by Lord

Duke and Duchess of Connaught and

are his

guests on ii salmon fishing trip thcre‘¢l

Princess Patricia when they

next June or July.

Ric‘»-r Classical Institute

in Houlton ill/le.) was dams ed

_ S

by nre today. A luiniii-ed students...

from Neiv Brunswick ami Maine tiirncd to their homes pending pairs.

ROOSEVELT FAVORS

spent -ldecided to augment their sailing

Plais-I Greenock, and it is probable

Mile

where he_

will superintend the erection of a fish- D

Stra- Ipose horse fro Ge . M D ld

thcona for the entertainment of thelsouris west: m 0 c Ona '

(

Ion until in t

. hat butts d , th

shall be a reunion whercrsorriiw :ilil °\‘¥il\¢ do not come. Signed Fred

________ - _

NEW soars Fon 'run

CANADIA ssinvrcn.

LONDON. rat. s-it irsiis ire.

m

Ships, that have just been ordered by the Cunard Line, are intended for th., Canadian service. The results of the Umukurntion of the Cunard service to _the St. Lawrence have been so satisfactory that the directors have

- st by the two ships, which will

easure 540 feet with a beam oi 63

been placed with Bcotts Shipbuild- ing and Engineering Company

two vessels will be ready for. 1913 season. In the mewntiine_ the (Tunard Company will place in com.

v I'

of

that the

mission other boats already ad- anced in construction, but of much

Alfred McDonald, Som-ig West, has old a four-year-old carriage horse to

ooo

Charles McKinnon, Souris, has urchnsed a handsome general pur-

Oil

In the horse notes published yester-

, Hy relating to Iona Girl, lately pur- ;chased by Captain D. A. MacKinnon,

i»ionsE No'rEs. 'P _ _ c. ; _

Hersee was left $35,000 bv his fath-I res ue” ovemor Rogers PNB

BSDUSY-l`City, from Duncan Robertson, North

$5.090`Rivei'. it should have been mention-

cl that this speedy mare was sired

fe; by Uoiiiniodore Ledyard, owned by

wsuiiiiiiisini. iiisiiiuou iiiiii iiiiiici-: wuiii I

i.iNEs oN 'mE DEATH °' ` OF MRS. W.G. BRYNTON

-S. Lockerby, Hamilton, has com- pleted hil fox ranch and has a couple

-Theannual meeting of North lied-

eque Presbyterian Con re ation was

Dastor's salary was raised fifty doll- ars On another motion he was ran

-The annual meeting of the Western Anti-Tuberculosis Society on Monday' Ieveuing in Summerslde was not us ldfge as might have been wished, ow- iing doubtless to the inclement weath- er. The Trsasurer’s report showed ii fairly healthy financial cond tion, there being a fund of over $130 on hand. The following officers were e- 19_0ted for the ensuing year: Hon.

J. E. Wyatt; Vice Pres. Mayor Mor- rison; George Mc)/lahon, Kensington, Dr. Ross, Alberton; Sec., Dr. John Jardine; Treas. Di-_ J. F. McNeill; Directors, Drs. A. McNeill, McLellan, Tapton, P. C. Murphy, Delaney. Revs. H. J, Fraser. J. C. McLean, Rn H. McDonald, J. A. Brace. Mrs. Brennan, Mrs. Holman; Leg- islative and Press Com., Dr, McLell- ah, Dr. Jardine, R. H. McDonald, H. Mclniiis and D. K. Currie; School Com. Mrs. Brennan, Miss Carrie Hol- man. sud the resident doctors. ,It was decided to hold another general meeting in the near future the Execu- tive, in the meantime, to arrange ii meeting.-S. exc.

-It DB!! buy in this Province. I -The Morning Dolly Guardian can

1 be obtained at Laderty's Tonsorial

Parlors, Summerside.

of beauties to start with.-B. -All news, advertising and lub-

scrlptlons in Alberton and vicinity

should be' handed to H. Clark, agent

8 8

held on Jan. 30th. The tressurer's re- -Holman’s. Summerside, February Dort showed the financial affairs of ,sale offers, splendid savings in foot- the congregation to be in a very sat- ,wean dress goods, clothing, wash isfactory condition. On motion the.goods and furnishings. Don't miss

‘this sale. _ 2-8dr3i

1 g " _

ted a month holidays. This congrega- ~Extra large Jute Horse Rugs, tion looks towards the future with Bile 64 by 84 inchen. Wil-I1 2 W_I*l1' great hopefulness and expectancy. BUPCIDKIBB- Regular $1-75. sale price.

$1.40. R. T. Holman, Limited, Sum I nierside. 2-8dr3i

sale is a rare mone -snvin' vent

sale at less than wholesale prices.

2-8dr3i

--Jute Horse Rugs, wool lincd

with l‘olar front-a thorou hi h` h

fair education, who desires to earn from ilva to ten dollars per week, should write A.H.P., P.0. isox vu, Charlottetown, at once. Need not occupy entire time of person accept- ing position. 1-Mdrtf.

-::Rexal1 for the hair. Rexall “93" hair tonic and Rexnll shampoo paste are making new friends every day. We can refer you to dozens of our customers who have used them with great results. Call and ask a- bout them. Sole agents. ’1‘he Mac-

-Holmnn's February "clean-sweep"

Y L 9 ~

Thousands of dollars ivorth of the most desirable goods are placed op

K Y 15

class horse rug. Regular $2.10 sali - price $1.60. R. T. Holman, Limited, Summerside. 2-8dr3i.

-Any person in Summerside with a

V9 ‘Dix Strickland, City, The Commodore

BALLOT FOR WOMEN

NEW YORK, Fel). 7-Let

liousevelt gives them and to the na- tion in the current number ofthe

Uutlook. He sais in part.

“I _ believe in woman's wlierever the women want it.

the women who voted voted of the ballot. But they included ly 5 per cent of the women were entitled to vote, and where vote is so light those not v should be held as voting no.

. . .n

worth the exiporiwciii. uraiii i siicliiisetts and Nev-‘ York.

"Perhaps one reason why so many B

me" wh” henave as I do in wonfitfai the Royal Commission on University

li]

full equality with men take

interest in the suffrage movement is V to be found in the very unfortunate U

actions of certain lenders in

movement, \vho seein desirous of as-,rln

. I

soclatliig with it thoroiighlyh degrade-,un the political Hmmtiu" and tm rp I

D wmlmilntioiis between the two co\inti'iiis."

ing and vicious assaults upo mortality and duty of wome and without marriage.”

Mr. Roosevelt declares he believes

thi- movement for woma.ii’s suffrage

will ultimately siincei-.d and will isfv itself. He ends the

of race suicide.

LE’I"l`EI`t OF (‘-ON[lOI,l‘lNCl'-l.

The following letter has bccn

to brother Arthur Wyatt from Plen-

sniit Grove Division S. 0. T. 264.

Dear friend and Ilrothcr, Almi

God in His infinite wisdom has fit to remove from your home much beloved sister :ind in her

m

re

moval from this lilc thc co unity

'IH

has sustained ii keenly felt loss,

likewise has Pleasant Grove Divis-

ion of which she was n` meir-her. have been called upon to part one. near and dear by the ties nature, and we reall'/.e how quate words are to 00115016 the

rowing. We turn away therefore from

earthly wisdom and all that it offer to those great and enduring

mises given us by Him who came to bind up the broken hearted and com- fort the mourning. For th; assistance thus given iour Division we churish her meiiiory. God lays as.de his work-

men, but his work goes forward, though we long for the touch vanished hand and B voice that still we fully realize that she is in that silt-nt country where the storms and fire showers do

reach and thc lisavy laden Wnylaf"

at length lays down his load.

join in s cl-'ing that the Great Patri-

srcii slime may help snide and

tain yn., in 5-mir hour of bereavement,

and your loss may be siuctifie

his eternal ivelfnie. We do not know,

we cannot iinrlcrstand, ihc ways

workings of thi-_ Mastcr. It in enough

that the Master knows and that

uiiderstancls. Mui' the All Fab" _I“ lil.; wise yrnvifleiice continue to guide 1

, _

.mn sustain you and may the

you have been called upon to bear,

prove to he another link with Eternal and may God thllil lend

_ editorial

with 0, liomilv on his favorite subject

inade

OH*

the

oting

mm In 1895 It would be Tvlgngidice aiitlioritiés the following H

Mas- 0

tha.

sut-

sent

No.

silty SEED your

as

You with

of

sor-

CB.l'l DIO-

and of it

is

safe hail mot

We

sus-

d to -

and

He I

loss I

the you

noooo oooo ~ oooo Fen?"

Wall Paper 1 Hal Pica-

Ramnanl Sale

Many pref! patteriis in

_ Dining lloom, Bed -‘ Room. Parlor llsll Kii- a, then Papers all at ex-

llctly

iliiiriiic

One dollafs wortli for

Sliiesnfc. Sale now on.

C’ if.

E!!

lngalm for early buy-

¢“¢',.v» i _

Cdrfgr Q Company ' _,' Limlfed. em®®iE

I I

’o"’o`oooo

(@3616

women, ht h _ /

vote as to whether they wish to vote .ing mont 8 old The Fommodore

or not is the advice which Theodoreld

I

I

suffrage H

I be- H

lieve A referendum was held in Mas-Id sucliusetts, in which ii majority of 8

in` favor L

i f

EIUIUIDE DUE ’l`O A -

change that Charles D. Finley, meni- lier of the cotton brokerage firm ui

is by Admiral Dewey, 2.04% out ol

gancy Hanks 2.0-i. The Guardian un-

erstanils that Mr. MacKinnon has. C°"`°°t°d lm' °V‘"`Y Wednefldny llld

been oilercd $600.00 for Iona Girl, although she is but three years and

olts are all large and speedy and eiuand the highest market prices,

ii l O

ewitt, City, is in foal to Baririg.

ooper, Halifax, for $200.00 to be

elivered when weaned. Orwell Bell is nother daughter of Commodore F ed url. D

L_ S

LoNDoN, ren. 9-The i~‘oi~eign E

tatement respecting the visit of Vis I'

erlin.

ducatioii has ‘gone to Berlin to iii- W estigate Scientific in the German nivcrsities, hut, ns well, he and any leading people in Geriraiiy will oubtless have general conversations

RISE IN FUTURES.

NEW ORLEANS, Fch. 5-Immeil

ntcly after the announcement on the looi- of the New Orleans Cotton Ex-

Buttor _ Potatoes 40 Dressed beef 3 Hay, loose Pressed Hay

Orwell Belle, owned by A. S. Chlcksn

Beef ,

The foal has been sold to Halsey Buckwhmt

Geese

Turkeys

y ( Pork Wh°.i-iAi.pANE's visrr 'ro GERMANY. Em-W (L°"'“'*l

lil

oun_t Haldane, Secretary of War to gargmu 50

BUMMERBIDE MARKETS

Saturday issue.

19 to 21

6 to

$12

$12.50

9 to 12 5 to -7

50 to (lil lil to l5

15 to 22 10 to 13

13 L0 15 (il to 7;

$4

l"

owl ucks

traw (l'i'cnsi‘ll) E83 _ ~

urley

6|” HE, io 50

lil)

10 to 10)

_ A41

bil tri lil)

Kinnon Drug Co., Cor Gt. Geo & Kt Sts. dtf. -~ Miss A. A. \Vni1man's Dept.-Eleuii-

or Beales and Jean Lousoii, l-Iiliiii Case, Norman McPherson.

Miss (‘-. G. lllcMillan's Dcpt.~Wal-

lace Field, Albert (iorvesit und llc-_v Prowse, i-Iarolil Clark.

Miss Minnie Fiiilnysoii’s Dept.-A\i»

lirey Foster, LeBaroii Tait, Vorii Peake.

Miss Ethel Taylor's Dept.-Hattie

Tnrbusli, Ralph Turner, Philip Mc- lloiinlil.

QUEEN SQUARE SCHOOL.

James I.andrigan's Dept. - .lohii

Flynn, A. Mclniiis, A. Uulliii. Div. 2-(I. Gallant, W. Prunty, li, McMil- an, 1'. S. l`iraillcy's Dept.-Ed\vai'd

Vriiiiglit, Francis Beiitoii, Williniii l’i‘aiiglit. Div. 2.-Fred (‘uylc, l"runk Vesscy, Joseph Smith.

.. ,-- C nm l. liscouut Haldane President of Bwoaa: _ ~ 5,,

SIIIIIIIIIG UI PIIPIIS

|N`PIIBIIE SEHIIIIISI

Tl f ll i ' ti ta ding it

-- ‘ inelhiiptlismxfmgtnésoiiye slciigois ful- ‘Ore M°“Hs11»1r\~ Div- 2-Wendell

Jn_n,m,_y:___ Mullins, Francis D. Mcllonald, Fran-

J. I). Seiimnifs Dept.-Lillian Mc-

lrinley & Simpson. had committed K,,,,-_.,l,._ Evelyn Ragkllam, Halen suicide, news of thc failure of the

firii. was given out.

. _ D' . 2-B ‘ l` rs tli-. _ gffuhthnlcphnlii' Gwcndeglitfc N;,;)Le5,1_L liiclinrd 0‘Nuill, l.uui-icr MncMilluii,

. Oats 'Ui

PRINCE STREET.

Lawrence Smith’s Dept. - lioriic

Howatt_ Fred Dudy, lddmuiid Pul- lard.

Miss Alice F'ennessey's Dept.-T.

Arseiiault and B. Cha-isson, ltoland liowatt, .loliii McMahon.

Miss Annie McDoiiulil‘.~i I`icpt.-l~ln-

liiiius Cullagliuii, Win. Ziigiiili, Johii Mcqiiiiiil. Div. 2-John Henry, liob- ci~t,l’iittersoii, Joseph I-laudrahiiii.

Miss Agnes Muriin.glin.ii’s 1)ept.--

James Power, .lnmcs liyriies, Thco- l

cis Mc¥egor. '

Miss 'lla B. I.coniird's Dept.-Ver-

iiori Maddigaii, Alyrc lluote, Frcd Hiiglies. Div. 2-Wilfrid Pnrkmaii, 'Eric Arseuault, Ari.hui~ Miirtiii.

Miss Miniiia lllei‘oui't'i-i Dept.”

I

_ tn ` _

_+ iviiiiiociieoi ..._ .eieonp _ggggl1l»~;g;l,7;,',;,}:,,?‘2,,[,1l,';‘;'l,‘ll,‘{,$33

- an aw s rel on the unlity 0| th'

This is the second failure in two

ional rise in the price of futures.

f FLOATS ON OWN KEEL'

tracted task of raising the sunken

was not injured by the exD10510l\ and

Barel sufficient water was admitt-

most on an even keel. '$011511 591116'

consequerilce of the removal _(if, the heavy weights on deck. 85P€°1“11Y 1-hi! e alter'-turret and its H1155- The hllu- into which a bulkhead has _been iitt- e ed proved perfectly Wnf»€\"t1ght-

Maj. I-larley B. Ferguson, chief cn- gineer in- charge of the work. inlfenils now to cease admitting Water Wlthm

a simple matter of a few days.

section of the cofferilam will he re-

o t ' 120 the bn

exploration of thc extreme bow scc-

cntarrh. It is ens to use and given

Kinnon Drug Co. Cor Gt. G00. 5

_..._ _.--_ B

fum, mm, `\\

Neck Chains

Our line of neck chains ls

very complete right now, showing nll the latest styles that appeal most strongly to

particular people- - -

They are made in the very .

women and children. Without _lockets ....,.75eup ‘\,

90.

.Cocoa 0Qnooooo0OO°°

days among the membership of the wright, Helen Harris, Isabella local exchange. both of which are fp

-1.--4'.-_-_-l D BATTLESHIP MAINE ` ice McLeod.

--' Florence Purdy, Martha Gorveatt.

HAVANA, Feb. 7--The long pro- Mary Chandler,

which comprises approxirnately hall G _ b the total length of the ill-fated vcs-_ stewart Div_ 2_Glndys Small,

sel, was set afloat. B

.- ~ f d t f the d ill' ‘, A ni How-

;(il1ii“ tail); mbheluaxhich ite? WM giltmnsbgla IJni;mo:d,e Doris sfuved. and printed on heavy parch-

. ‘ itii t i- ~` in ia. m _

deeply mbedded' but now Da S B W;'?:Bt'E‘§:;teI§_1v¥;0?;%ept__,_Th0mas large collection of awards that the

Frances McDO,,gnu_ Rm, Grand Trunk Railway have secured in

above its normal une or notation in Pound_ recent years at all the big exhibi-

x

Annie' Watson’s Dept,-N0 tions that have been held through-

what down at the stern and much Davies'

After this it wlll be n simple mat- Mcrmlis, Elinor Webster, Roy Mc-

ter to admit sufficient water to raise E

::Rexall catarrh jelly is a remedy Sutherland, W. Louson and F. Mc- we can recommend to all wh0 NWO Donald. »

y 1

prompt results, Put up in convenient lnald Lane. Gordon LivingSt0H0. tubes nt 25c. Sole agents. The Mac- Kenneth Johnson.

Kc sts. dti. mic nineii, Aveiine Gaiisnt, Mann

. ii

latest designs in sizes for ,,E;,'d,'}°§, "rll“}’l>'li° vff ¢'i°rtyilh° alfgniil' 1'

l liars safes elsinsusc ll" firm um#

gf li Star Sidam Laund ry

Miss Bessie T. Bovyer's DBDt--

Miss Lettie M. Passmore's Dept.-

Miss E. E. Mackinnon’s Dept.-Hat a

~ d 'ni - , N iiifi i- H

xddlgghlghelgalgg illlsr-tilxegtlblb. wlllch f;:a§‘;l;f,§s'BJ?1l1,S§,:,?1yGay om 0 Eng-. 1911. to thc Grand Trunk

_ ' . ' R

Miss Carrie Haslam's DGDC-'*

Miss sms. Miss xams.

o

Lily Taylor’s Dept--'N0 C

WEST KENT SCHOOL.

G, H. Campbell's Dept.-Walter Mc- 0

moved and the hulk will he floated Dougall, Pearl McKay. Ina MCMII' ° ,, ,H y. lan. Div. 2-Earl Bryenton, Lee

Three bodies were found during nn Bryenton, Wallace Crosman. t

Miss Annie S. MeDonald(;s W

- ' _ J T it Glril s Crawfor . nm tion of the Maine DEi‘;';ies'a him i2y_DorlB Gm’ Gordon i

Miss L. K'. scores iiept.-Annie 1"|'¢<l1\Il1°l-0w\~

0ombE_ Div_ 2_G,.a(.,, Hm»¢_1l,,g_ llohert1’eri`y, Juiues Connolly, .lo-

generslly attributed to the sensor Bernice Blatch, Helen Yeo. S997' MCIBMW

orothv Duchemiii, 'Mabel Worth, Al- GRAND TRUNK

y Y T

maya Taylor May Macdonald' Amy Pacific Railway for their exhibition

. D b _ was received at headquarterso these

1,331 Y;;lxm§’,.,,I,‘:;-t; 3I;p€_r_Vi01a respective companies this week.

ontiniie this exhibition at the Cry-

, stal Palace, London, next year from

April 8th until Oct. 31st, and pre-

parations dalre in hand for the pur-

R_ H. Cs.mpbell’s Dept.-John Mc- pose of a ing to and changing the

- WS0n_ general scheme of the interior deco-

"I`° °§"fId”'.i` i"‘If-II..f1h°..‘.§fi'.f.`.°‘Ifi of Iifim'2Efi'I?§iI.§ii“1§f.sx§r1il.i.§If.. M.. moons 01 the building im will wet? 1, ere rimoved which Wm he Fwén Daniel MuLean_ ’ make it even more attractive than it but es ‘p are ' ‘Misé Mary Co,_nf00,_.s Dept___EdgB,. was received at head uarters of these

-,_ 2__F M Mega, Trunk Pavilion at -the Crystal Pal-

the hulk to 'thc harbor level. Then a Wt;'1c|1;;:3nl\1a¢l¢?(;:1 1~j,ve1y‘:,ml)s;wa: BW S9-Y that it is One Of the best

l. -

Miss _Helen M. Trowuii’s Depi..~-

CARRY OFF PRLIZES.

The two Diplomas for Grand Prix worded by the Festival of Empire nd Imperiiil Exposition at Loudon,

ailwa S stem and the Grand runk

uilding and general exhibits therein

The diplomas are handsomely en-

ent, and have been added to the

ut the world. The Grand Trunk have decided to

‘l

Every one who has seen thc Grand

n the grounds, and the exhibit one f the finest and most attractive.

"Just received new thermometers hat reuistcr both heat and cold. ld. ~ Taylor. 2-9.121.

Miss Ruth Campbells Dept.-Reg'

Miss Helen Forsythe’s Dept.-Mnf

eales. Div. 2-Pauline Rogers, Isa-

.»f;. , Ill? ~\` J. IIIIIIDIIII/

li .,

1? _

6' ._

l|‘=\'A ||l.. _

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ni ni

si~ sexi? srnaslitsulsiiiriig. yy.

' D 0 I*

°smi,»u:‘“r glllgduibrcilollllg, th: YU!! 0

DI) YOU E” J 0Y '|`IlAl` C0l.D?

lf you do noi \\'o siiggcsi a 'box

Fli»'er’s lnxaiive Ccld

Cure

li docs no! mailer sn miirli just

hiw you cauglil ilu: cold hui you know you are i`evri~isli, eyes leak- ing, all stuffed up generally and pains in head and hack, and the human machinery luully cuggc-l n|| over, liver kidneys .ind pores all on

'||ike. `

Our Lsxaiivn LU-'il (Iuri-_ imrn everything worliiuu :again und al ‘ most before _vnu ro-lizc ii you are for-ling alrlgln i»y;.iili. Coulaius no

Qiiiiilrio but do=~.< ilin work.

E. A. Foster '

CENTRAL DRUG STORE

Of Winiiloe, Who Died February 3. 1912.

Dear Sister' Bryenton. thy journey is

o'el`. -

Thy spirit is safe on the heavenly

, shore;

Gone with the angels forever to

sing,

Glory to Jesus, thy Lord and thy

King.

I

. Glory to God! we shall meat her

again,

Safe in that world of no sorrow, no

pain;

Praise thy dear Savior, thy Journey

is o'ei°

. Till we meet thee again on Cann.an's

lilcst shore.

Glory to Jesus, thy Savior and

God,

Who hath redeemed thee and washed,

thee with blood,

. Safe in the glory of day without

night,

, Rests thy sweet spirit in garments

of white.

Mother, sweet Mother, the tempest ls

passcil;

Father and cbildi'cu shnll meet thee

at laisi:

In the blest City so pure and so

liriglit,

Safe in thc innnsions of glory and

light.

0 how happy to be forever with

Him.

As free as the light or 5 liird on the

wing,

All glorious and frcc forever from

sin

With Jesus thy Savior, thy Lord and

thy King.

.Farewell then, dear Sister, a little

farewell;

It is well with thy soul, we are sure

it is well!

Will we meet tlicc nguiii in the City

of Gold,

With its gates all of jasper, so fair

to lieliold. -

RAILWAY COMMISSION

OTTAWA, Out., Fell. 6-The imma dintc program of sittings of thc rail- 'way commission, after concluding iii Ottawa today, will he Toronto,- Febriiary 8, for operating and engi- ncrriiilg matters, February 9, for frciglit passengers and telephone ap- plicn.tions. The hoard will then re- tiirii to Ottawa for hearings on Feb lil und February 20. ‘

llK(`l'Ii lll‘}MOV.AL OF

I BUSINESS TAX.

tail iuerchants of the citv are to

LEAVES FOR 'TORONTO

hurpoons.

_ ` _ _ The oil from the vnrcass will sell

WIN" WBC' Man" Feb' 6 The r° for about $300 It is the lnrgci-it voiir ilut ou thc 14th Poll our

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BUVRIL

_ You need the valuable afrengflrgiving powefd] |mv_ Rll.. Do noi accept s poor substitute for there ig M other preparation of beef possessing equal nuiriiive

' value and appeiiaing qualifies. ~~

SITUATION IN CHINA

TI-IRONE MAY BE SAVED

PEKING, Feb. 9-A new view of

the .situation is now taken. lt is be- lived in many quarters that Premier Yung-Shi Kia will possibly succeed in saving the Throne after all. The opinion is held here that the rebels do not possess power to compel the premier to act.

'1‘he Republicans are in readiness to

agree to n permanent nrmistice. They also express willingness to grant to the Court liberal concessions. This inspires the belief that they them- selves recognize their inability to capture Peking.

Should-Yuan-Ski-Kai accede to the

Republican demands his own author- ity would terminate and lie would be at the mercy of the Republican lead- ers. and the heretofore loyal Army would divide 'between the Republicans

and Maiichus.

Yuan was encouraged by his foi- lowers to make abdlcntion to the , rebels. He' publicly arranged plans to that end. But he -now repudiates the-ni, declaring that the Empress Dowager, authorised them only a week ago to enter into negotiations

for a settlement.

The actions of his adherents there-

and are not binding upon him. 0 Many are convinced that he is en-

that he is wearing the out republi- cans aml at the same time breaking the power of the Throne whose authority he has preserved only suf-

ficiently to serve his own ends.

E/is'rPoi2'r, Me, Feb 5-'riie iicnvyi galc that swept the Maine Cousti\V drove ii big whale on a sand bar at Carlow’a Island, near Eiistport, where it bacnnic striiiided liy the riipidly Ill falling tide and was killed by i_hr\.| Indians of l'lca:-iriiit l‘i-iiit, who i'ii:»'li- ed to the sccue nriucil with rifles and V

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Imeasures 61 feet in length .Ph _ cu-mference under the forward re ci" 80 feet, the mouth 15 feet, "1 is ine wiaiii oi iii tau 14 ie§”s ini smaller whales were capturéd Two the same spot several yu" 3 “U , The wlfale is of the spsclgm “‘rorqual” or fin whale, which °! perhaps the most abundant and wa: ly distributed of all the whales \,°_ ing found in some of their moiliii tions in all seas except the extr °B_ AFCUC Bud Pl`0l\H»bly Antarctic um gions, It is easily distinguished iris* all others of the group by the “In of the throat and chest being mm.; B with deep lougitiidinal furrows whiz: are very numerous and close gift,

0Wil1§ to the small quantity and

inferior quality of their whalebone the comparatively limited amount gi bliibbnr, their great activity and th difficulty of capturing them by th; old methods, these whales were nog .‘.v“.’....;°ii;i;i._°“ “bw °' _*L_

The publlsheriof the best Farmei-'|

paper in the Maritime Provinces in

writing to us statesi .

"I would sa that I do

_ _ Y - l10t know

of a medicine that has stood the tes; of time like MlNAHD’B L`lNIMEN'1‘_

fore he asserts were unauthorised It has been all “Malling Wmedy in

ur household ever since I can "_

member, and has outlived dozen; of

trenching himself for n dictatorship Wollld he Competlf-0\`H llllltators."

“Saturday Feb lllfh, ig l||¢

asf day for receiving dacounis lon cleciriclighf bills fir Jan.

HUGE wi-iAi.E swEP'r ' hgbhng PW l°'d‘y ‘nd °_"°

ASHOBE nUiiINcis'roRM.,m0l\¢Y 2-843|.

"The creiitcr of good sidewalks ns James Paton. 2.1l|d|_g,

"Chance of a life time at Golf rns. Big removal Sale. 2-8d3i

“You know he innile B good Mayor. lite ugnlii for J. 1*. 2-i0dl_f,

“Electors of Charlottetown, do

tiou of the business tux removul.Witli n nicinbershlp of three or four hiuirl- roil they feel tliut. their ii.-:socintion is powerless while if they had the whole iiiiiiiiliciwhip uf tho iiii-ii iii the retail triido, there would lic 3,500 members, wiin.~-.c \'./iics would lie irrestible. I

A BIG CARGO OF POTA: 'FOES F011 }3'0S'I‘()N.

B('lS'l'(lN, Feli. 6-When the steam-

cr licvciiiiiin rciiclici-i liere toiiiiirrow with her i~ni‘gii ,iii 90,000 liiiulicls of puliiiocs froiii Iiivei-pool, sho will liriiip: thc loi‘c|`gii sliil-inciits of i_hu` i.ulici‘ iutii this pi-rt uiiici- lluc, 1 iii $320,000 Iiiiuliels, ii. iiiew i'i-ciircl for such iinports in Boston.

LAMY INJ_lIltl~}D

SAIIANAC LAKE, N. Y., Feb. 6--1 Edmund l.n.my, who won the profes-..

Special

goods, boots :uid shoes, suits for ii

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We are now tlirougli stocktzikiiig and in order to clear off a lot of our- surplus stock before our spring and summer ' goods arrive I aiu offering big discounts. on alllrinds of dry-

derclothiiig, lmls and caps, furniiiire and crockery. Alsoa ~ -lot of fishing supplie-i such as nets, cod-liiies, rope, oil cloth- “ ingaiid fish Iioois.W»: also carry :i big line of hardware and

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make H wncerted move in the diI_ec_ whale ever: seen in tliczie waters hui vote for J. l’. 2-l0dtf.

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ieu and boys, overcoats, un-

groceries and Iii those we will meet any competition ns to

quality and price.

2- irtlisruzw

sional skating championship last.I week from Morris Wood, has a nasty fall on the ice here today. and as a result will lic unable to skate for sevo- ral weeks and probably for the rest of thc si-uson.

HORSE NOTES.

John McGregor, Morell, has sold

his chestnut gelding to Alexander Stewart, lilillburii, for a handsome suni.-Daiiicl Coniptoii, Bangor, has sold his year und a half filly for the sum of one luindred dollars. These two promising colts are sired by the pure bred Clydesdale Royal Huntley Znd.

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Buy Black Prince

Hose for your boys best value and wear the best.

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"Mr. Frank L. Wnnzer, spuoial

representative of M. H. Blrgo Q Sons olBuffalo. N. Y.. will be at this store on Monday Feb l2th allday, and will be glad to oun- sult with anyone wishirg to or- der artistic interior decorations' Mr. Wanzor Is one of the best. ‘ equipped authorities on this sub. ject, and hisllno of sample; and d0Sii2lnS ofhlilh Glass wall Papers will be worth seeing. Moore Q Mcbeos. 2- i oa2|

"One lot of odd size cya glasses rc-

gulnr I-lic to $1.50. Your choice on Saturday for Zllc. E. W. Taylor. South side Queen Square. Z-ll\l2i.

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$1.98

roirii riuii or V iioiiorni' iioiin slices

\Ve're going io clear out every

, pair oft' Doroi hy Dodd shoes quirk,

hey are all high class oxfuids nu I Iiigli shoes, and this offer is :-1 mont

exceptional ann. an nppofiuniiy io Q

secure a pair of high i-lass shoes at

less ilmn half price.

Only $I.98 for s pair of

$4.00 Shoes

Get a pair right now. ' Morris & Sniiih

- , S id . . jewelbr ' U A. m "dm", Pr” , “";¥; ° y *__ 1:7 Queen Street I

Augustus McDonald 'I

Souris

Information

For Electors

This is a sample of the form and _style cf Ballot to

used for the first time in this years civic election.

The names of all the candidates for Miyoi' and f_0f

Commissioners of Sewers and Water Supply and the Candid- ates for the City Council for tl.-e ward in which the elector is voting will appear onthe ballot paper. The voter will make an X in the blank spaces following the names of the va\'l0\iS candidates for whom he wishes to linve his vote recorded.

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- WR MAYOR A y ,_

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2 John Smith

3. Peter jones

For Coinmlssiouc-rs

i. William Brown

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of' Sewers mid

Water Supply-----v- .

I r. _liiiiics Allan

I I 2. Richard Biiins

3. Frank Carter

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2. Robert Good

3. issae Peters

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‘ I. Charles Eden - I ‘ ,

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