THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN, FEBRUARY' 16. r9o6

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WOMl'IN_ Wli0 ,CHARM

liilAl.'l`ll`lS"llll HIST BSENIIAI.

lt Helps Women to Win and Hold

Mens Admlratlon, Respect and

l.ove. . - .__

\\`nrnan's gleatest gift is the power

irnpir-o ndruiration, respect, and ie

L°\'\‘i"N. Feb. lil.-There is th V ` of 1.h'ltl.~h capital bel1n¢ lrrrlxegtzluelvi

W several Canadian cnterprlscel in the not

distant future A wealthy »yy|rl\¢q,g',_

ve.

'Fin-ro is a‘bcanty in health which ln rs ex ,, u t' _, rrn»r-e altralrtive to men than mere regu- tinged" nwzdil ‘pal-:r\`x1rILu:iic'liiLblliil§rili

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Columbia, while u 11u1nbr»r of nmcry

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es/las:-r r\'/le: A'r'1-|-rs; ,al1._v\/Ave, auév eu'-|‘-»¢-;.p=rg;

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I COAST OF CANADA ;

rnlssierlcr sent hy them from Scotland W f'¢lWl'l1 “Pun um nrrlrlng grounds of British Gelunrlrln, Before verv long \t._ u|¢y_ be that ll British `eourii`any will have steam trawlers along the west coast of Canaria with curlnk`stutions about Vancouver, from whence they will no into the markets of the -Dominion and California and the States bordering o|\ Canaria.

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Q ~ -A- .x mg/ »;Xllc\'l-1` on the North East coast of , ,p I _ ‘f/V 4 -r\s\n11< an-Iutlrklrrg wltlrkeenltrtcrestto ,, _ .r,_;’.-. ‘,,,,,_v\§i '»|\0 Mules of the Pucilie and are new \. ‘_ _=i;:i-Q woltlan tl\o return of n spealal con. ' _,-__t~- -__ -551, _ - r-mm A---»-A

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I..\i~ and ndnriration of her husba ...alll he a womarr's constant stu ir llrn llrst indication of ill-hen r riniul or' irregular periods, headarh Ir.»l;;n-in-, secure Lydia. E. Pinkhsr ‘,.~»_fr~tahlr-. Compound and begin its

\i\s. 'l`. l-I. Gillis, Windsor, N.

1 -1-rila-1-1 her illness, and cures, in

llrrwirrg l\~tt_er:

l1r,||' .\ll's. l’l1\kl1l\n\t- _ " \\'ln=n l eorrllnerrred to take Lydia Ill, . nl.In1rn's Vcgrtalric (lunrpouml I was sul- '

ble,

‘-1111 with \\eaku'f~ss nlnl \\'u1uhfrou

‘ ,ilrn-lrw, lvrwlrrxclrcs, and that worn-r

\\'nrn<~11 who are troubled with pail

r lla nlcrrre), i1rlin1rr11n\t1<111 or ulec

ar, l!r.\t. “in-arirrg-rlo\\~1r‘ it-el\11|z,il

. »-irzrliuxr may ln' \'t-1~'t1\1‘l‘1l to per

. l`I‘rl:lr:\rrr’f~r \`e_r:e\nlrle Compound.

l?»..`f`.`fT`.~~ iii* nr "_, “ ‘ "“ ulnnngr ‘ _ ' '

1'” tuna. . .

n fl lt e

_ lll"T1\I'r;. 'ferr-frrvri bliaza-\$lilU,000, that bring the amount for

su n o'on ‘ 'I -l lg -L ‘ . .

of Drclnlse tu marry1\g1iins;Nell`"l\l:i'fTLlll` ‘ Sligvedlicdilophbty ' hu? bien

.V b i l .I t 1 _ ‘€“'c“""-V D°“~'h“=W0l` i>\\iirllu‘ ulnl u»ur:`\')\lue uri the loss of- the afl`:ce\Ll:iismt?fl U *I “ 5\l‘7‘7"5*i “ W1 0| 0 Wlillll l-ltllv u“"_'Il:‘; \l\‘l\\|3":l1l;S1(1)atl\'e of Carre l`$1~{»1.or\. Sir-_ i\lrrNell, howcr-er, ns she says tlrel

» I mo summer rlsl ~ -r :rtl '- l- .l 1 . ~.

neu: l$uddeclr.GIt Is u romancet oifucliz lllfe1‘0li1 ‘rite ibiiilillbtii l<)a‘fl‘l’\t\1-ufrioirill1\4d‘i'\"xl'iSi

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(I, I¥n:lsla‘ysthnecu‘rgt:l`to1.v:)<;:co|:-dlnnnt;1li;-s. vlkueu rro1nIr..\ attcntlorrs ofMr.MeNell. l wa Mlvuws vis" L In Q 11 w 1 r. An to the nrorwy, Mrs. llazalum says use gn.-her ‘Mor un rtr ruxrturenw to she would willingly rnnrrv Mr. l\lcNcll--

. _1 ma on as what the tomorrow ll he were without a cent.

Sq §ntcsl1ladl1\1)store for l1ln\. Mrs. Ilona- liut to shea' that hers is no ordinary le urn .sa uslness medium and card alfeetlon the restitrrllrm demanded, Isl

ltazlci. Mrs.Hazaium seeks to recover placed atas\rbstu1rtinlih;ure. - _

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Wn1TE SALE NEWS . st FROM STANLEY Enos.

Magnificent Showing In Every Dep.e.rtm3:nt.'

Better Goods and Lower Prices Th

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,fm p\T£`;tI"'3‘zlI;>"’_;‘d'(i‘LI£;'&llll“; “W” “ml “Doing “thc NcwYork Irlferrecdcd no counsel."

_ _ _~ _ . 1 mana emen o . ,

'F H'l"'i.‘Z\‘l“' l“"\"‘l*‘» l‘1\"l»Q*'l“‘. lllclllflllgr thc tlrreegiarrtinsur-nzrec 1-omplrnics thnr, HW 0Wu courprnya 0°‘“m."'_t°° Noam'

I _ i d fo h iilio

rc laced and broken down in a sanltar

1'eplaced,dlsgrocad, and about to exile.

the New York Llf re laced heart-

cal condition that no one secs lrlrn hut, mcnrbers of his family, is the record uf

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.. rna-lo nn- well, .-tr-inn; and robust. 'ii-\v that l._\'¢lia l~l. |‘i1rl¢l1rr|\\'s Vt‘1I°.lnl>l|-

.r.r;..»rrrr.l i~' \\'illro\1tr~q\1nl lbrfcrrrnloiruu-

"Y together formed. the great;-st llnanclnl "‘°“‘l5 "l""' '"3 |‘° S" Y L 9 m ZZI- \ - . _ It ‘ ly

_ i.rirrtrrr-ss. irrfllla-rtirrrr, or ner\-0 force in tht countr has been fcnppel I-_yi paid out of theconrpan) s lands to “Andy

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km he reportof the New Xork Lil'o’s own lInn\lli.on, the co1rrpany's “lvrzlslatlon

Cl investl stin o l t " ~ d <4~"‘

_ it' , \ ,__ , I 1 - I . K xc mm t ee, agent. lic has alrea y paid ,.»-1.000.

i ' "U " I' "Nh ly “kms I yd” President Alexander, of the Equitable, It is doubtful if he can pay much more.

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iunr, President McCurdy, of the Mutual, hack “to explain." ‘

himself to France; Prpsldent McCall, of one ot the twenty-live trustees ofthe New

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broken, and in such a mental and physi~ sued for the missing monies. It lsn'1. ilk

\v believed to hu tue mind of finance, J Pierpont Morgan, can

;tl.1rci»ii;ntrot.oli1\rlb. are _ direct tlredestlnieis ci the "big, l.lrrec"

‘ Beaver Flour

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Makes light white bread, dainty appetizing biscuits, retaining all the healthful properties of tho best wheat. Makes the danticst luxuries. Pastry and Cakes-so tempting that. one bite invites

. another-yet so wholesome.

5%: G0 to your grocers and get it.

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QREAD (BAKE qi., rnnnelrnnrlnr ,-

no national pride au'l international f with

prciadice to sec-we lhe money required’ ~ 3

~ f - ---~~-~~--f-1-A ---:-1-;' for these two nr~rn~1 of tlreservicc. Seold- | DR, S W H I S K I S 64 U H 689

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T 4 THE LUORLD OUER, .2 Thousands of .Mothers

'i are fusing

lil. l¢0l1EllnE’S

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For tniltl1en's Allmanh, you cannot hnt \ ailrnit the fart thal; this preparation rl, is one of nrcrit nrnl is all wlrut, is vlairnetl for it. It is safe, pleasant v» nrnl sootliirrg for rlrildrcn teething, 5,; :val a prornpt checker of bowel and

‘.\..11\11r'l1 t1'oul\lv;s_

P/ryslcirms and Professional

nurses recommend lt.

purclrasing, Src that Dr. Co-

~ .lr rrt-‘s siygrmtrrre and portrait is on ‘-r <:\'i~1y wrapper. lit-ware of tlrernany I .“`»\'n111=,=‘. pntup in asirnllnr fcrrn and i n\.r<lo to look like Dr. Coderrc‘s. *M J’/'ire, 2511:. /mr bo!//c, or by mai!

ou :ffrf/tl offrrirr. *

5 ilu proprietors, 'rrm \vrNna'rl=C11nMr- .\r. co. 1,inn1¢11, xurnrlrr.-rrl, cnrnnln.

STANTON'S PAIN RELIEF. »

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McCall went before theleglslative inves-

tigating cbnrmittee with the slogan that lions of assets.

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milton, safe in France, will not come

Itls pointed out that each anrl every.

York life is responsible, and might h

ly that they will hc.

Andtlrenetrcsultls that the master

with their unlurnglnuble hundreds of mil-

Iim11.1N, I1‘vl1. 12,-There are already

signs of reaction in the German press with regard to the nroveurcrrt between Great Llrltsin and Germany. Several

,rapers dv.-clared that the movement is

rrnrluully growlnyg redicuious. that there Sno use of going on pr-rtestlrng that

'.lrerels1ro;zrou\rl for n quarrel, and that

rvcryboriy want»' peace, Ii,1ls inlirnutell that these lrcwsprmer n\‘t.ieles are in enllty favored hy the Elrrperor who whllelre does not want war or trouble, withEng1nnrl docs wn.1rt rl large urnry uni navy and linda it necessary to appeal j

,rr;;r1l.1<`rantc has hecorne like playing vlth Ilre and the Kaiser is said to have eonclnrlcd that the English will stand' rlnrost anything; i1\ u way-nt least so far l rs talking to or about is cor\cc1~rred-arrrl willle they may talk`lr|rek thrcuglt therr ne\v.~prrpera they will not resent it enough at least to go to war abou

it.

Wltlrrcgard to many letters which

have recently appeared in the English newspapcrs lrorn ilintirrgulslrml men in lle|'11|a|\ya1lfl(irrnt Ilritulu calllmz for ‘better fer-ling between the two ua- t. ous the Ilnnrlnrrgcr .\'nehricl1ten points out that similar letters are not sent to the German press. Then Hamburger Nach- richten arldsz-

“No intelligent Gorman dreams ofa

conilicthutwcerrlhrglarid and Germany. England, howevcr,ls suspected of har-

FATAL LOGGING -

` ACCIDE NT.

lliarflrras, Me., Ifeh. 13.-.\`r»\\'s of a fatal

accident which occurred in the logging woods, was received here t-nlay. Perry Willard uf Great Pond cut his instep with an axe and died late Saturday night from loss of blood, soon aller his nrriral in East

PURE lllllll IIISIIIIES il

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UNIQUE CONTRIBUTION.

Ii.\1.1rax,i~‘¢h,13-As the earliest re-

sult ef his sermon yesterday, ln the course of which Suh-Dean Crawford re- ferred to the fact thatln the early days for the' building of the tabernacle the `wo\nen lrrougl\t_|ewcls, he received tl\ls morning from a lady purlshloner the gift ofa gold bracelet set with stones for thc building fund.

A Favorite Remedy for Babith

` Its pleasant taste and lll‘0l\\Dif “Ui” have made Cha1nherlain's Cough Remedy I favorite with the mothers of sruall 'l\ildren.' It quickly cures their oougha

bnwmn b t when given

lm-\~ -~= W-°° °‘

i nln or other serious consequences.

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it not only cures crouD. ‘1 tr mn nr. ure mupy muah anvvafa "ill,

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prevent the ltftnck. For stile hl' Ill dnl( ' glsls. _ 1

Billlllll lllll lillllllll Nlil lilllllli lil HEHT

boring hostile intentions towards Ger- many. What is the use llrcrcfore ef as- suring l."nglu11d that we do not want to tight? We do not want to fight. We do notbelleve that letters of this sort willhavc any effect upon the relations ofthe two countries."

Tomld liver

llause nf levers

The Snrest Way to Prtvent Dis- ease is to Keep the Liver Ac.ive

KIDNEY-LIVER PILLS.

Too lrequently an external cause for

fcvor is locked for,wlren the real source ol trouble is from within the body itself.

To begin with, the liver lrecarnes tor-pid,

sluggish and inactive, and poisonous bile is left in the blood to corrupt the whole system. The result ls the ovcrworklnrz ol the kidneys andthe clogging nn of the organs of excretion.

Food which should be digested is left tn

lerrnent and decay in llrc intustlrres, nnrl lnllamnration and levers are set up.

In such a condition the body isa regular hotbed of disease, and is most rurscebtlblc to any ailment of an infectious or contag- ious nature.

Tire best insurance against disease is the use of I)r_ Ghnsc‘sKl1lrrey Iriver Pills to keep the liver active. This grear

the liver, and ls wonderfully prompt and effective in awakening and in\'i;gorat_lng this important filtering orgrn.

A healthy llvcr means pure blood, good

digest lon and the proper working of the bowels. A healthy liver ensures the onward passage of the food through the intestines and excretnry organs, and removes all chance of poisonous wast- nmtter remaining in the lrody to produce pain, suffering and disease,

lllrs, J. Larter, 121i Cross Street, Charlottetown, I’. E I.and vvhosejlrulbanrl ls a contractor, states:-“I had suffered a arent deal with pains in the small ef the hack, 11|y digestion was had und I was Ir;-querrtly trcnlrlr-1| with spells of racking

these distressing symptoms by the use 0 Dr. (lhuse‘s Kidney Liver Pills and llnal that my general hrallh lsoreatly improved since I have been u.~rIn;;tl1|s preparation.

iran also testify to the merit of Dr.

Chase's Syrup of Irlnseed and 'i'urpentlnn asl was cu red of a severe altar.-k of bronchitis by the use of this remedy."

l)r. Uhase`s Kidney Liver Pills, one pill

a dose, Tir cents n itz: at all dealers, or Eduranson, Hates C0, Toronto.

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All the lalcst upto dale nruslc in selling

at lile a copy at Tnnton‘s. You can hear them on the piano before buying. 15d Zi

You are invited to eonre ln today, and

see ihe splendid White Carnival exhlbl. of fine whltewenr on our second floor. Even lf you do not want. to buy. you will ‘l interested ln the extent and merit of

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Night Dresses

made of iair quality' cot-

ton-tucked yoke, torclron lace on neék ar d sleeves- Sale price .. ~ - 60c ea __._._.__1--

Tucked yoke, lcnsdale

frills on neck and sleeves --Auorher with all over fine tucked yoke and hem- stn.».i_e"l lorrsdaie frills- Sale price .. .. 75c ea

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Made of go il English

cotton-fine tuckul ycke, _insertion t1immlng-hem- stitched frilling on neck and sleeves. 3 or 4 differ- ent styles. Sale price. 85 and 950 each

Low neclr, three quarter

_ slqg,ves,igSertioa gimurinqé hemstllched frills on nee and Sleeves-also other styles with embroidery and torchou lace trimming. Sale price . .$1.25 an

Various Styles-some

torchon lace yokes. some eyelet embroidery yokes trimmed neck. sleeves and front--Sg|g` prign. . . . . . $1.40 and $'.65 ea.

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Corset Covers

Made of fine cotton,

trimmed torchon lace-

.Sale price - - . 22c ee

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Fltted corset cover,

trimmed emb roldery- bale price. . ~ .25c ee. _-..-----.__.1

Full corset cover-ton

chon lace and baby ribbon trimming -Serie vrlee 35, ____.._.__-11-_

Full corset cover--naiu-

Sock, trimmed torchon lace

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Drawers

Fine cotton, deep hem.

stitched hem Sal; Pg-|¢g 20c pair

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Fine cotton-cluster of

tucks and wide hem Sale Price- - - . - -25|: n pair

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Fine cotton-wide frill

with hemstitched tucks SALE PRICE. .3511 n pair

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Flne cotton-wide frills,

tucks and embroidery trimming SALE PRICE 50capalr

and baby ribbon--Sale prlae---~ --.~-40c ea. _...__-----__

Full comet covcr-trlm-

med fine torchon lace neck and sleeves. Sale Price - -55c each

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Flne cotton- clusters of

line tucks-some trimmed torehon lace and some em- broidery SALE PRICE 60¢APAIR

Fitted corset cover-line

wide lace trimming on neck and sleeves Sale Price ~ -65c eekch

Fioe cotton-clusters of

fine tucks-trimmed eye- let embroidery SALE PRICE. . . . -BOG A PAIR

Nalnsook corset cover-

trimmecl wide valeociennes lace neck and sleeves Sale Price- ~75c en ch

Other gowns up to

$5.50 each.

Various others up to $1.40 each

Fine lonsdale, fine tuck-

ing and eyelet embroidery SALE PRICE 950 A PAIR

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Other prices up to $1.40

and some yet to arrive will he $1.75 a pair.

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Extra Special Values. ‘

Very full skirt -clusters of tucks, wide full, embroidery 'flouh`ce,

SALE PRICE 953 each

Wide lawn friil, trimmed torcbon lace, SALE PRICE $1 25 eanh Clusters deep tucks, wide full embroidery fiounce, SALE PRICE $1 40 each

Clusters fine tucks, eyelet embroidery with insertron trimming,

SALE PRICE $1 75 each

A large variety of others up to $4.50 each

STANLEY BROS.

White Sllcclings

72 inch plain zgr,

3oc and 34c yd.

91 inch 4oc and 5cc

yd' . _

72 rnchtwrll 25c yd. 80 inch twl I 4110 yd.

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54 inch extra. heavy

z5c slid 28c per yd.

64 inch 281: per yd.

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Sllcctlngs

72 inch 1Sc, zoc, 22C

and z7c yd.

89 inch 24c and 29C.

Pillow Cottorrs

Plain 4o inch _rzc

and r4c yd.

42 inch 14 and 16c

yd. _

44 inch x6c yd. 46 inch 18c yd.

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cular

l 40 inch r6c, 17c and ` 18c yd.

42 inch I7c and r9c

yd.

44 inch 2or‘, zrc and

230 yd.

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Table Linens Cream

49 i‘n wide 21c yd. ss .‘ 27C “

56 u u 32C it

64 H (I ll

56 u u 47C 11

Blcaclrcl Linens

All widths- from

4oc to $1.35 per yd,and every price between.

While Lawns

Extra wide,aod won~

medicine has aldlrcct nnrlspccilicrretion on |

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FREE HEMMING-~

In or der to stimulate buying and save our customers trouble, we

Shall hem free ol charge all sheets and pillow slips bought at this sale.-

Thle oiler is good for one week.

STANLEY BROS. \

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A LARGE ASSoaTr.1ENrrNrANTs' SLIPS ...ra cHrLDr1EN'S DRESSES

SPECIAL Low PRICES Fon THIS SALE. ` ~

STANLEY BROS.

derful values, 10: to 2 5c per yd.

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Full stocks of White checks, White Stripes, Nainsooks, Dimities,

Madapolanr, India Linens, and Dirnities.

White Ouilts

Fine crochet weave,

"”“""""°' I "“"“ ""°“ “"""°"' “md °' Swiss Enlbroideries c loc and r c d-worth double.

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NEW LACES. ALL ovr-:RS AND 1NSERT1oNS. _ __ _ ___

LATE NOVELTIES IN LADIES’ DRESSING JACKETS.

_ WHITE LA'WN APRONS--WITH AND WITHOUT BIBS.

AT SPECIAL SALE PRICES. H

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_ ‘FANCY LINENS OF ALL KIN DS AT SALE PRICES.

new patterns and white as the driven snow- These are the best values ever offered by us $1.35, $r.5o and $1.65 each.

Ready made sheets

and pillow slips. _._..1_---

e tlre showing.-linore $2 MrLeod.' ltldll.

STANLEY BROS

Full stocks of towels

towellings and table napkins

Stanley Bros

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