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' 1 /u'D$AR7/YE/v7AL°°s7Q-gg Th smelt fl hermen of C vehead Miss Marion Clark has recentl

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_ The many friends of Edmund Mc

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have hauled up their nets, after a good seasons fishing. _

i - »Millan, Covehesd will be pleased to

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his recent illness.

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Miss Blanche Auld and Miss Lottie

Hughes Covehead have returned home after spending a pleasant week nt

» lMrs. Leslie Brycnton's Brackly Pt.

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" 'Rig-51"»¢`-) e D y - absence of the organist Miss ll.

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I, Almost every 1111111 needs an extra pair of

' 1 Pauls f0f Work which |woii1d spoil a good pair, l1ere's

», 3 Chance to E91 em at a price of a pair of overalls `

,These pants are worth $1.25

But we have just a hundred pairs too many an

we've made the price 7 5c to get them out. They are

good stout Weariiig goods nice colors too and in every

way are in the $1.25 class but yours today for 75c the pair.

i Mei\’s woolen initis l5c _

Hei'e’s a good chance to keep your hands warui

* the balance of the winter. These mitts are a

wool and well worth 2 5c a pair but there's more of

heiu than we want ‘o take into stock so o1it they go

15c the pair, every 'nan in P. E. Island can use

ii pair,co1ne in and see them to day.

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Ladies’

Cloth Coat

Saying

' The balance of our

winter c0atsfor lad- es at 331|:-3 pc off s a decided saving o any wonianwho kes to `save and ho needs a good oat.

li Wieido not believe in hurrying you but certainly

(liese elegant coats will not wait for you unless you

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ui' .Whitewe_ i`° laims Attention

Juat now, we are selling wliitewear at a saving

gf to 25 Pc and every article is - guaranteed to

_gauge-new’abs°,ut¢]y uéw and priced ,is low as is

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make no investianeut that will lay you

handsome dividend as our whitcwear. Drop , .

see it. L , , isdycsn find`atthis store the toggefy tdwear- ~ " V i

The Three Durands will present

'their /roller sknte act tonight by special request. This is the last and only chance to see these clever people-Wonderland tonight.

The bridge whist and dance to be,

The school at Covehead is progi<s~

sing favorably under the skilful [management of Miss Lizzie Lamont, who is to be congratulated on hav- ing so many advanced pupils in so small a school four of which are pre- paring for college, viz,-Miss Doro-

thy Auld,#}harles S. McDonald, Ira |Anld and ylle Allen.

Much discussion has lately taken

place in this Province as to the nd- visibality of growing alfalfa. The F‘armer's Advocate says:-The grow- ing of alfalfa is at present rather in vexed question. As a rule, when Isecding with gross- seed for hay, the ,planter expects to pasture the men- idow after the buy is taken off. Alfa- rlfa is unquestionably one ofthe best `pusturc _crops grown, furnishing a llurge amount of exceedingly nutriti- .ous feed. lt should not, however, he grown alone for pasture, as it =is liable to cause bloating-ratlicr ;mo1'c linblc than clover. In n mixture lwith-grasses, it is quite safe. 'l‘l\c ‘danger of injury to alfalfa by past- uriiig has been somewhat over-em- phnsizcd )y some speakers. It is true that pusturiiig, especially in the autumn, is rather hard on alfnlia,un<l may in]urc the stand, if it does not lend to outright winter-killing. For this reason, it is ex'Iremely unwise this reason, it is extremely unwise tended for soiling or for the produc-

hay, as such umeadow is too to take any chances with; man who makes useof ul-

ure mixture is doing n even although it docs

eventually succumb to grazing and give place to white clover and grass. It is so valuable whilc it lasts' that i‘t'should be omitted from no per- manent pnsture mixture on reason- ably well-drained soils. The one dis- advantage vol growing it is almost certain to becorneover-mature and woody before the hay is cut.

Prince Edward Island riflemen may

be interested to learn that the Over- Seas Edition of the “Dnily Mail" luis, with the assistance of several' Rifle Clubs and`Associutions in dif- ferent parts of the world, inaugurat- ed an Inter-Colonial Empire Day Rifle Competition to be shot on May 24th and on succeeding Empire Days. The contest has aroused lively inter- est in all parts of the Empire and 'already some 85 Riile Associations have signitied` their intention of com- peting. Canada will be represented by no less than 40 teams from all parts of thc Dominion from British Columbia. to Nova Scotia; while en- tries have also been made from New- foundland, the Channel Islands, In- dia, Strait Settlements, British West Indies, Cape Colony, Natal, Rhodesia, Ugndn, British Honduras, Australia and New Zealand. It is anticipated that bcfore May, 24 every section of thc British Empire will be represented. A fifty guinea challenge cup will be presented by the Over- Seas “Daily Mail," Carruelite House, London, England. Messages of ap- proval of the scheme have been rc- ceived from Field-Marshal Lord Rob- erts, Field-Marshal Sir Evelyn Wood, General Sir John French and Major- Generul Lord CheY1eBm0I‘e. LUN! Roberts has written thus concern- ing the movement: “Anything that tends to draw closer the ties that unite the Colonies to each other and

, _ __ ___ t given by the Daughters of the Empire

aj, Hat the Armories on Tuesday next

` ~ Ipromises to be an entire success.

gy , ' Home very handsome prizes have been donated. .

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cournged, more especially ii Compctl tion like this where the weapon is one the attaihment of sklllin the use of which by all good citizens will

follows g 0. Q yards. Rounds-The sighting shot at each range. Seven scoring shots. Position-Any with head to target. Team-Eight highest scorcs on day

ers desiring further particulars should comm ieste with She nditm Over-Seas "ggily Mail," London, England.

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'-Ieleplione zu V Q The Reputation oi ' -5'

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Has Boo Honestlylilrned

Qual' ,` Cleanliness and Skill

In Manufacture have

made the name

A llouullolil Ward

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turned' from Boston to Covehead.

Charles Hughes and Parmcnas

Hughes, Covebesd, have each dispos- ed ol a driving horse, at a 'iasdsome price. '

Frank B. Auld, and James Mc-

Laughlan, Covehead, have gone to the eastern end of the Islsnd,' tt purchase a carload of horses. .

As Allie Mutch, Covelicad was

crossing Covehead Buy in one of the rscent storms, he became confused and got astray; it was blowing ii lircrce gale at thc time and the lee glib, the sleigh was blown against a tree, upset thc sleigh and throwing the occupants ont. Fortunately, Mr Mutch escaped with no further dam- age than a broken sleigh shaft, and the loss of his rubbers. After wan- dering on the ice for several hours, he finally landed in Louis Shaw's field, reaching Mr. Shaw's house af- ter midnight, where he was ki .lly and hospitably cared for by ldrs. Shaw.

The entertainment` at Pldnisnt

Grove recently given' by pleasant Grove Division was me ol tha bi-et it has been the privelege of the writ- er to listen to. The hall was pack- ed to the doors several persons be- ing unable to gain admittance but notwithstanding the immense crowd the best of order prevailed. Prompt- ly at 7.30 Jus. Duck, D.G.W.l’., toolf the chair and ln an able and eloqu ent speech in which he enumerate( the many benefits arising from hav» ing ii tempcrance society in, the com munity, he in behalf of Pleasant Grove division extended a cordia welcome to ull present. After whicl the following program was carrie( out.

Chorus-Temperance-Bells, Choir.

Recitatlon-Gcrty Hardy.

Grnmaphone selections. Lochiels Warning (comedy)--A.

Wyatt and W. Wntthcw.

ltccitation---Bolle Mchlnclicrn. Chorus-ld. and Misses Dover.

llocitation---Mniide Clow. Stump spcccli--Snyilcrs Boycottc,--

Wm. Harper. ` llecitation-Clara Marshall. Dialogiic-Singing tempcrance songs ltouding-Lena Hardy.

Recitution--Alfred Watts. Dustt-R. Crockett and Mrs. H.

Reading-Christie McEachern.,

Each number of the program being

of such high merit it is hardly fair to partlculnrise but special mention should be made of thc excellent sing- ing of the choir, the delightful har- monica iiclcctions by E. Hewson und the clever acting of Messrs. Arbing and Godfrey the like of which is sel- dom scen outside thelarger theatres. A vote of thanks proposed by H. Howard was unanimously tendered to the Division for their excellent night’s entertainment which was re- plied to hy Jas. Duck. The singing of God Save the King tbenbrought to n close the most enjoyable night of the season. Hoping Pleasant Grove Division will see tit to give another such night in the near future and wishing them every success.- Wanderer.

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Wanted-A smart capublo young

man as assistant bookkeeper. One with City experience preferred. Ap- ply to Box 12, City. 2-Zldtf.

Aromatic Extract

of Cod Liver Oil

is a pleasant and pala- table combination of the active principles of the finest Norwegian Cod Livers with extract or Malt, Wild Cherry Bark and Compound Syrup of Hypophosphi-

to the Mother-country should lc en- te5_

. An Eecellent Tonic

oc and $1 oo bottles

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of the match to count ss,team.Read- I

Your Chaps ‘

Disap ar Like Aliigic WHEN You USE MACS’ WITCH HAZEL CREAM

Gpod for your hands, ' Good for your face, Good for your lips. '

Good for shavers, .

Good for chqhs,

Good for girls, Good for 25 cents.

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ECLIPSE BAKERY. . -

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watts. ' k Dainty chiffon frilllngs at zoc, 254:, 3oc yd /

Harmonica selections-~E. Hewson. .' _,___ _ f __ Dialogue-Tough boarding house,- ; " " ' ' 5; _V " 1'* ' \ - ~-_ " ,

Messrs. Arbing and Godfrey. 1 f _ ,Z5 _ / .uw `

Chorus-'I‘emp'erance, Choir. 2 T <3 1

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E Embroidered Wash Collars

:gs eiiigcxiiifiigirgtriingfigiinfiiiiledcgiiiiii- 5 ' wear with stiff standing turned collars etitlon all success and l'ope its . ` 250, . 656, i0,

P _ . .. scope may be enlarged year ny year kg .T5 4| The conditions of the contest are as - 3”/ _ _ _ _,¢

:-Ran es-20 00 and 600 J

News of Notable Neckw Novelties

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. Freshly, dainiily, new -crisp

from the fingers of the makers . _

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s m a r t neckwear deparb .nents in

Toronto, New York, or Philadelphia, care f ull y note the ideas shown there -and you will be sur- prised to f-inditliat this store is showing thc same things-The only differ- ence between New York, _ Toronto and Charlotte- - town is now the time

express parcels take to

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traverese the distance---Today another delightful range of dainty newness.

New chiffon and lace jahots with the

latest low front effect, sweet and dainty in effect, veiy fetching in appearmice--~various sl1ades............... . ................ 590, 65c and up

A Great Range ot Neck Frillings ,

Tliousaiids of yards of the e in the very latest styles obtainable, valeiiciennes chiffon,

:ind the popular “tourist” frilling, this latter sells for. . .. . . . . . . . . .. . .. . .. . . - . - - . » - - --

3oc 39c_ and 45c per box of 6 yds, Q

_ New velvet band idea with dainty rueh-

iiig top---fiiiislied in pearl buckle,pearl beads, or cut steel designs another suiart idea. . . ..- 3‘,c and 5110

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,So perfectly satisfactory, 50 dainty, dressy, so easily laundered and si: cheap that any lady can__“look up to the minute” any time of ' the day by the addition of one df these to her waist. -

AT 3 5 CENTS

A very dainty .ine of eni-

broidered wash collars

AT 19 CENTS’ AT 25 ci-:NTS

Afiue range of those very A large "mga including

- I’ t lace in cream

pcpularheavy embr°‘der` ig" png 11;, k i finished with course fiill-

' ~ ~ w iite, an 1 c , aiu _ _ _ _

ed collarstinediuin height Very handsome em, rO,_ 1,, ga bémmful fiueflmshed `

t ' 9° cllar............35C '

very Pre Y' ` ' dered col'ars. . . . _ .25c

A very new idea is a linen wash c rllar with tab rembro- l

{dered in colors--~either black, i1..\'y, cardinal or whitea very

fctcl1ing:aud effective lint- at ` ' ' l '

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_ Trim Little Col tar Tops -

Prettily eiiibroideredlittle bit of daintiness direct from Swiss Mills; _

_ just the bit of finish required oftentimes to give the last touch to your 1

costume. ' _

THREE FOR 25c 2 FOR 25c AT 25;:

A Wide *F18* 07° Ver? "WHY A finer and better range n litlle A really beautiful range includ-

enibroidercd collars, excel- ,m,,.e_c,,,.,,_fu||y e,,,bm,,1,,,ed \ lent effects . . . . . _ . ._ a mm. dsgmer in »e|fect_ ‘ ing lace as well as embroi-

mc or 3 for :Sc _ ISC or 2 for 25° ered t0Ps ever? Choice

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q T3' 5 tiff Standing .turned embd. collars r l 206 W' A really very choice l1ne‘in all sizes from 12 % t0 ‘

to to 144-dainty embroidered effects, correct in cut er-

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35 e . e g 1 s. 35 C

° 20a., Z5c,i3Oc and 35c ‘

A full range ofthe dainty little ties, bows and jabot effects to

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CAREVAL

Friday, Feb’y _28

PRIZES for best Ladieél'

and Gentlemen’s Costume-

Evening ticket holdenin

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may need exéllsior, flock, springs, webb, gimp;-, butfong, cords, fringes. e‘tc. If in need of any of these lines, buy at '

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