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Consumption can

certainly be wi-¢¢|

Nearly all i dvlmd. ,fzgggl .l:r!g:ue1i;rI‘y strsgeé. Many even when far

inedleliieio ui iili

FS ood food next Then |

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I vlrmslua are again reminded that.

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ar one p. m. to lmure insertion

ill lollowinaieene.

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` Hoivann Hilson ofa. Ii-lorne&:0o. re~

» _ _ ' turned Saturday at noon from the east

wie not necessary to send it away, A ‘ wberohe has been 'on e._few weeks business

_ 0 can show you samples of our work 5,15 en . e it trlp.Mr. Hlleon ws-a cauirbtin the three re~ 1"" as 7°” W°‘-\ld\1lk¢ it~ gr V ' 'cent big storms, being at Montague during

W - ‘ the first, at Bear River during the second U . I W‘m . °“feur1_er, and sonmiiinziis chi.-ri. iisiniendsdw

, “tChm3k¢r and Engfsver. , return to Charlottetown on Tuesdq

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last but the storm; prevented him., On Friday evening he drove bo Mount Stew~ urtover almost impasslble roads from Mor-

' _ eil and camo to the city by the George'

; town train on Saturday.

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ME ,S Suddenly 'of heart failure at

and iMurray Harbor North, Matilda McClure

C p Graham, the beloved wife of David

p _Sencabaugli departed this life on the 17th

b 'January in the 28th your of ber age.

The deceased was of a cheerful dis-

position; iieldoiu did anyone hear her

complain, although for the past two

‘ 0 es, . yours she sadness in very delicate iissii-ii;

g her household duties too were always

THE PEOPLES DRUGGI5'-F. ` attended to and never neglected. She

Apothecaries Hall Charlottetown leaveea rllsconsolate husband n infant

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brothers and two sisters besides a large

~._-;-___- ,S circle of friends and relatives to mourn

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For the Finest Flnl hed

the loss ofa loving wife and mother, a kind sister and obliglng friend.

ence for good than wealth l" was

l “Doss education exercise greater inlin-

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Photo Work Come to the Leading Studio CA R B0 N 8

PLATINOTY PEI A RTIITB PROOFB

CEO. H- COOK.

‘ NEW DQIBRIBAY BLOCK. Ilia Qtudic where baby in siwa

welcome.

” 'S our

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G00l) QUALITY ` IilEN’S RUBBERS

Canadian or_ Ameri can makes, 69c a pair. ‘All sizes, new stock.

_One week' only.

winch our Aus it wiii ’

Pay You

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Just Rcccivcd, °1 gross Waiiipolcs’ Cod Llvcr Oli. i

Llquozoiic,

Small and large bottles in stock. 5oc and $1.00.

Mabon’s Drugstore, Souris East, P. E. Island.

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no matter how little at a tinre, amounts ie s whois io: on n ywl buying- wei in in a mmer tim we _watch very carefully. We want in 8'" Yfuhihe exact weight every time. But _i t ere

:pany error it has got to be in y0\l\’ _'M' ' ous. oizocsiw it amine is too s°°<l *° "“'°

.NWN by ghort measure. Chilldoreg get ‘uct ae correct weight ll ll W poop e, wo-liere-

SHOES r 75c. v

WOMEN’S B00iS

Button and _ laced _

in all sizes.

_ A snap.

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English Niacaroons

~0wing to a mistake of 'the shipper wc were sent about ten times as many oi Huntley & Pnliner's MACARO0N.\ and TROUBADOUR BISCUITS ii- we ordered. In order to reduce our stock of them quickly we have decided to offer them for a'short time only at a

Discount of 25 per cent less than regular prices

This is a genuine bargain an Huntley

8: Paliner’s Biscuits are known the world over for their good qualities.

Bccr & Goff.

In wishing you

a Happy New

Year and thanking

you for our growth . arid prosperity we

N 8 w promise better

things for th

coming year to our

customers.

OPPOSITE P. O-

FOR SALE

at auction roorne e so riot upright

Piaiioiu first clan order? For sale at

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Whiids Best Qhocolatcs are dark color, rich, mellow _and of refined

anon It is um pessiirle to buy anything superior. Retail price 6oe per lb

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the subject for discussion at he C. B. C. Debating bociety meeting on Saturday evening. The ati1r~ nistlve was opened by L. Toonibs who was supported by Gaudet, Doyle and Mc- Phee, a law student. The opposition was led by the Secretary and S. Doyle und Dun- stan were of the some opinion. Many ar- guments were brought forwiird by both sides and n. heated discussion wits the re- sult. The ballot resulted as follows »Edu- cation 58, Wealtii 10. The subject for the next meeting is-"Resolved, that it will be for the interests of all concerned for the tunnel between Capes Traverse and 'remierune to ii. mari". `

Trim members in the Legislature this

session will be seated asfollows beginning at the Premier`s seat to the left of the Speaker. The Premier, (for the present sitting, n vacant chair), Hon. Mr. Coni- iniskey, Hon. Mr. Reid, Hon. Mr. McNutt., Hon. Mr. Simpson, Hon. Mr. Hughes, lion. Mr. Haszard, Hon. Mr. Godkin, Bon. Mr. Gallant, Mr. Richards, Capt. .los Read, Dr. Warburton, Mr. McWilliams, Mr. Smith, Mr. Irving, Mr. Bowles, Mr. Clarks, Mr. Agnew, Mr. Mcmiiihn with Mr. Arscnault and Mr. Mclnnis in front of Messrs Richards mid Read and Dr. Douglas adjoining the seat of the clerk. The Opposition will as usual occupy the side to theright of the Speaker and with range from the Leader Mr.Mathieson thus: Mr. McDonald, Mr. Mor-son, Mr. McKinnon, Mr. Proivse, Mr. Klckham, Mr. Fraser, Mr. Vifood. Tlia Assembly Chamber has been thoroughly renovated and is now all ready for the opening to morrow afternoon.

'i'i‘ls hun! for any one who has no been over the Island railway during the past week or two to conceive of the great difficulty experienced in opening a way for trains. Many places for hundreds of yards the track is just a narrow pas- sage the width of the snow plough cut through the snow, and this ilila in with the slightest drift. The Guardian re- presentative on Saturday had the privi- lege of. seeing Egan's cutting, u few hundred yards to the east of Mount Stewart, which is pronounced the big- gest on the eastern line. No one who has not been on the spot can fully realize the work necessary to ninko a way through the bank. At Loyallsb the cuttlnir ex- tends some hundred yards and is almost all the way over the tops of the cars. The snow is packed hard and the engines soon stick thus making shovel work nec- essary and greatly increasing the labor from what it would be ll' the snow were light.

IN the storm of Saturdnv which was the

equal of any during the ~ winter the re- mains of the into Vernon Lowe were laid to rest in the People`s Cemetery. Not~ withstanding that the day was bitterly cold and n blinding snow wus drifting there was nvory large attendance and nianygaccoinpaiiied the body to the grave. There was a very large representation from the Fourth Regiment and the Liiiht Horse and the firing party was selected from No. 2 Co. C. A. of which the deceased was Sergeant. The funeral services were conduct/ed ly Rev. S. .l. Woodroofe und the pall-bearers were Ben). Rogers jr. Jos. Di\rke,J. Wonnaeott, Edward McKie, J. Albert Watkins and Ernest Foster. When at the house of Caretaker Gregory the hearso had to be discarded owing to the immense lnowbauks and the ensket waspliwed on a sleigh and hauled by those in attendance over hedges and fen- ces to the place ef interment. Retuming to the city ln the face of the storm it was slmostlinposeihle tokeep the rosrl and

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swallowed up in the snow banks.

People who have used our “Compound

Syrup-of lfiypophoopiiltes' Mil us therein no better preparation sold for keeping the.

xpevmin good healthy condition. ~ -Ile eizifalgre iknown-Itlras stood the

test. ee ourself good and strong

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- arid your nerves well toned hy using this.

only '/se battle- a. W. Reciin., Prim. B.,

Central Drugstore. 4

horses were sometimes almost com letel .

that are gone l

How the halo of Memory clings to them

shadows are drawn

Through the mists of old dreams itil bevkonlun yet.

e a 'n,

0‘er the gulf of despair and the waste!

of regret.

In the web of my life it was woven and

wrought

And the threads they are broken and

tangled and drawn

Like the strands of ii. dream in the long

warp of Thought.

Ah, ghosts of the past from the urn of

lost youth

Oh, why do ye rise on Obllvlon's shore.

Can ye never forget ‘i Can ye ne’er learn

the truth

That the tide of the years will liow

backward no more;

That np touch of your hands, that _nie

withered and cold,

Cari charm hack the Life to the ashes

again;

And no phosphorous gleam from Dees.y`s

crumbled mould

Can rekindle the fire in the heart's rciiicd fahc.

For the canker of Pride and the demon

of Doubt,

And the clutch of the Gold God have

torn usaperl.;

And the lump from the lighthouse of

Hope is gone out,

And thc beak of the vulture has

entered my heart.

In January P. E. i. Magazine.

CHALLENGE.

Il. is hardly fair or proper for a team

winning one game to claim the “Cham- plonshlp." In view of the fact that the game on Thursday night was so closely contested and the referee’s dieieioiis dis- puted, we hereby cliiilleiige the Paton Sc Co., teamto a return match.

T. Trulnor.

Medicines Lwidcd

called tcnics contain little else but' vvhls~

alconolic l uid reined . game member of

its cure. To become strong, you niyu»t‘ build up the blood-alcohol weakens it. , You 'must increase your nerve force- alcohol stea.dil,y devouis lt.

Give up the iapld tonic before you be-

come its slave. he true medicine for the run-down, depressed and nervous ie Fer-

rozone. It is nothiiilg but concentrated eure ia' tablet form. t stimulaiastlie an- petito, aids digestion, fills the blood with mn, builds up in neture’s way. Never known to foil.

Whether weak from worry, overwork,

tlilii blood or ilbnourlslied nerves, Fer- rozone will quickly make ou well. it is

ccminenrl you to use Fenblzoneif iii oor heiiltli Ferrozon knownas the eatfood toni

U¢.».§.Kgngstoii, Ont ,and Hartford, Conn

Barocir, Feb. 9.-Prince Gui-lily, an

ollicer of the police guard, while driving past the iron works this morning, was shot and killed _by nn unknown msn. No ui-rests have been made

favorite with people everywhere. It is es

ren, for colds, oroup and whooping cough

contains no opium or other harmful drug,

tmay be giisn as confidently to a baby ns to an adult. For sale by all iirungists.

Repairs in Furniture-Our expert repair- men are at your servlce‘ now, cheaper than ‘when the Spring rush ls on. Goods can be returned more promptly wo.Bett.er let- us call for that piece that hue needed repairs so long. You will be surprised

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EYE FACTS

-. pqift lot the matter of ex pence keep ou from .visiting

ue.'\ ggiit 5 ae precious as lifei f sndour charges me moderate.

Ye oorrieegf all defects lp:

vie on, eo ,_ you ‘iced t services' of an occull , we will frankly tell you eo.

There is no gueee work in

our methods.

We have the latest and meet

approved apparatus for eye- testing,

Always glad to help yon.

G. F. il_ilICiiiiSON,

ruins of iii nie naiiger U'

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V, .B,w...,.,R.,,,,,,, ' Mmm Mr: ar riir: ALWAYS BUSY sronir., 'rn .im not an mei so, ‘nie say- | 5 ` a

,,...:°.f}.‘.’.,.,-.,.,,,,,.,,, ,,.,,,,, ,,, ,,,, ~ Uniiaralcllcd Bargains _

, A; ai:-ey linger in love onthe crest of a

Thegagenihsbis gone! Ali, the face that .

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ThothI;¢'1,v;;l)i$.lis gon_el Ab, the Love 55 A

All new and fashionable, made by the best

tailors in Canada-perfection in quality, style, fit,

finish and workmanship

$2.95 for $i.9s `

I-38 long, 25 band. I- 40 long, 25 band. 3-42 long, 25 band. 2-42 long, 26 band.

$2-50 for $1.75

i -4': long, 26 band. 2-42 long. 25 band. I-42 long. 24 band- i---42 long, 26 band.

$5.25 for $2.15

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~-38 long, 24 band. I-40 long, 24 band. -40 long. 25 band. r-41 long, 25 band. -4i long, 26 band. 2-4i long. 27 band. -42 long. i es, 25, 26 and 27 band.

$3.75 and $3.85 for $2-70

3- 42 long, 24 band. I - 4: long, 25 band.

3- 42 long, 26 band.

$4 25 for $2 95

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-39 long, 25 band. i-40 long, 25 band. - 40 long, 26 baud. _ 3-40 long. 27 band. - 4i long. i ea, 25, 27 and 28 band. -4zloug, 26 baud 2-42 long, 27 band.

ll odd Skirts from $3-25 to $7.l5 each at

from $2 I5 to $4-75 each.

STANLEY Bnos.

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I0 c\||'C. 1 To have goodilbread, _YOU must have good I-Il/our. We sell

good Flour c eng-in small bags, large bugs, ,, barrels and

Careful analysis shows that niany so- b“,,e1_,_ can an getiml. Prices

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you;-hgamily miizy lee doing so. Your duty

arp n; stop is once.

be test ofatonlcis the per-inanenc of , _ , | | _ M =L____

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how nice we can make it look.-John'

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PMNCE K||~l-ED- at our new store, The véry latest-over Ico

difierent Music Books to select from. Come

early and get your choice.

Cham ber|2ili's Cough ‘Remedy the Mother'

Favorite. ' _

The soothing and healing properties of this remedy, its pleasant taste and prompt I and permanent cures have made it a

pecially prized by mothers or small child YSL DE, ns ii niwnys sirerss quick i-eiisr, and as it Prowse Building.

i Cottrell I)riim Cylinder, 6 Col. Qiiarto, Newspaper Press (in

good condition.)

Rcasonsfor Sale.-Our circiilation is increasing at such a rapid

rate lhatwe have found it necessary to iustal a Web Perfecting

Press.

The above can beseen at any time. For pncea and all par-

ticulars write

Charlottetown, P. E.i.

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Expert Optlclan.

Hanging Lamps for the Parlor or Dining Room, special

prices to clear from $3.06 to $5.50.

CANADIAN CROCKERY CO.

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Effective. Site; Economical,

Having installed an up-to-date

Formaldehyd0Geiierator. which is a perfect Germielde; I em now prrpaied to disinfect dwelliap. °“‘“'i '“:c."'- 'rl‘°°.r.'=‘rrr'~..°.‘.c.°'°..-.".'..';

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bzxtaeolhny e:v!n‘t£Tlt:?e dizaeebwithmt :injury

mn feral ie.

_ oA-llizvzrckv nndem: eppcrzizlen oi' any medial oractloner. nr aoonrd ng to the regula- atlaaa of the Board of Health.

G- D. WRIGHT,

General Director, and Embalnier, flice Phone 2i3b, reolden ce Phone to,

Wanted |00 Snoidhovalars

Every snow slioveler in the

city or country needs a pair of leather le gins-we have the result ofgyears’ experiments in a Grain Leather leggin, side spring, easy to put on and off, none better in snow or water.

Price the weakest part.

$1.40 J. ii. BELL

The Experienced Leatherman.

INTERCOLONIAL

P A I LWAY -WHY-

Canadrs Famous Train -THE- “MARITIME EXPRESS”

Does the Business between the

Sydrieys_ Halifax. Si- John. Quebec and<Mo‘. ttelr.

-BECAUSE- ll.‘s dining and sleeping car ser- vice is unequalled.

-THAT IS WHY.-

Wrlte for time tables. fares, etc.

' G. A. SHARP-

Supcrinicndeiit, P. F.. I. Railway,

Charlottetown, P. I1). I.

Dominion Atlantic Railway.

tad Steamship Lines to Boston via Yarmouti

rhv popular Feel Line Between Tutors love Scotia and Boston via W noaor Junction and Halifax.

EXPRESS TRAIN9 leave Halifax, daily, $2!- oept Bundav) at 7.35, a. m. for Dlxgby and ar- mooth making connection ai armouth for Boeion.

The Royal Mall Steamship " 13 C) S T <)1\T

The Fastest and Fluent Steamer plying be weeu the Mariilmefrovincea and Boston. Leaves Yarmouth, Wednesday and Saturday

fav Bo on ri i of »

lion ar vo Exprtaa

i‘~aina from Halifax. Returning lcavrs Long Whorf, Boston, Tuesday and Friday. si 2 o ni.

Pauengeu irrivin? in Halifax next day 7.3u

9. m. by xpiese Tra n.

For all in ormation, guide books, folders, etc.

which will be lent free, write to F. H. Arm- -vtrong, General Passenger Agent, Kentvilie N. B. @"l'rains nin on Atlantic Standard

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P. GIFKINS,

General Mgr.

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that more eyes are ruined by improperly fitted glasses than by natural causes. Eye defect comes sooner or inter to all alike ard to be properly fitted means years of comfort ahead. Our optical department is equipped with the latest appliances and is at your service.

G. H. TAYLUR.

jeweler and Optician. SUNNYSIDE.

ii’ YOU ONLY KNEW

When your weli stocked store was going to burn down, you could wait to insure until the week be- fore, but

When it is Destroyed

You are too late. Remember the old adage, "There is no time like the present. " and no insurance like ours. `

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Canadian Quebec.

WANTED.

A farmer to livc on and take charge

of a farm about live miles from Char- lottetown. Apply nt this otlice.

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