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in.  =¥_\,s°°d’ supply of can
and _jivvood on hand, ~n if-if]
more than usual _this time of
"PHEO
"'?`- " ` FB-_ work_
 Thursday. and mais
an -exceedingly
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THIS issuiiirrne our ;
were-has somethurg or inge‘r°e':c°ii-i
°"°"Y ¢°1“1l1’-1. Bhd to-_day’s issue of
Sixteen pages is no exception to the
F1116.. page three containing some gf
the latest loml news and page four
31"*-“illi118 The Farm and Turf Sec- |01!-
on.
'_I‘I-IE EARL GREY.-Oil Bccmlnt Ol
term ,
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teach* ' ff;
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BOVGP
right
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Pro-
for the
_._Oi'iISIB IN
Jen.
noise
Year.
about his
an
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about
havin Hnantnc. ~ `
NEW YORK, J anna 8.-Dr. Car-
rell of Rockefeller insti ute announces
_ v-~‘ _ __-:L ` , _
OPFOBED BONAR LAW. '
if LONDON, January' I-Prominent
Ulster Uuionists do not endorse ~ the "mt
.undertaking of Boner Lew in the 5". mmm
Hiénse of Commons that he' would “on an _"nm"
no resist the enforcement of Iuka ` mmmgn
, H9m°_Rule if the electors confirmed." E” that WML;
it. Four M. P’s and Rev, RJ Mont-
gomery moderator oi the Prelbfyter.
ian Church. .give interviews against
Le.w’s statement. Law made it clear
that he spoke only for hi-mself but
he believed the Opposition concurred
with him. Ohnr¢hlll's remarks about
Ulster going, over to Germany was
not altogether gratuitous. Liberal
papers print leaflets, posters yand
slieeehes employed in the Ulster agi-
tation last year. The Ulsterites are
quoted as saying that rather than be
placed under the heel of Rome, Ulster
*__,_ “_ , 
the
70 per cent of tire-'~',
was against the "food new
60 per cent take that ‘stssdJ~
-_ --__
_ snn1o_uB}'l`IMBls. 
ooNs'rsN'r1No1»i ia Jan 2....
Ths situation. is ndw'_rs|nm~~, 'M f_,_
more dirsuletins than in Novsmlhr
when the entry o!_ths Bulgarians in-
to the capital was tbrestenpd. 
means that if war is resumed " ‘
'_ »»-.
year. 5 _
W9 ¢2~I1_" Supply both Coal ins 0! freight occupies quite a cons
and  promptly, impossible to ngake i- and 1;;-| da
l _ v
A.lPi6‘kilill & U0.
` Phone_24o.
Clftown  ‘ _
incurs' °  
“Cough Mixlure
.  I
l For* Mine___'
' Duringj R
'ills `  
The most reliable and '
B_:si_ 25c per large bottle
at ` -
Geo. E. Hughes T
“
_uncut p _ I'
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O
H abit __ 
g here for §'vhat’s
paratidlis, 
bright and st
market; the
service superior
Dru' Co
9
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re
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b0I___ .”~___~ _K  ___j___.____ ._ ~ _ _ _ -,   -  , ,.__._-_,-,.  ,___
" i5' ”""'.’"""3‘is"li6c`!5ie th`i?i° dill with nn'o¢he'_'- Wins" 'frean ifrii°d_ if B\1m1`1w1'Sfd°.l Wim
,se .__  ' gian_t_,_swing. _'1‘here._we,z;e about ont _'ins been_;,.vlslting£in Charlottetown
thousand people present. . the guesthof Miss. uelah Munroe, has
I ‘-Q returned qme. '
EDWARD JOHNSON DEAD.-Mucl “1"?'*'
gloom _was cast over I-Iarrin on and » J. H. Winiield, rnanB86l‘ 0| H10
vicinity when it was learsd thai Maritime Telegriifili and Telephone
dward A. Johnson had, after‘a"_}0_, Halifax, arrived in Charlotte-
i°f illlltis. P58805 8-W9-Y 0” the town yesterday ny the E’arl Grey.
eveningyof Jan. 2nd at the early agt -4-“- `
u
br
the congestion ef might at Picton
and the fact that the Earl Grey img
to take on 45 tons ‘of coal daily,
which with the loading and disoharg
d.
erable time, it has been found quite'
ll
nd handle cargo 'Illia steaxer Y
' THE _SOCIAIJS ARRIVING.-The
Socials' players are arriving for
Tuesdefs same. Lowther and Twea-
dle came from Amherst yesterdayg'
Hague and Ras Murphy have sent
word has -been received, from Tommy
Sm-itll 0! Quebec. Sam Murphy, a
Murphy, who has been playing good
-_hockey in P. Bi. Island, says a Hail.
fax exchange of Dec. 31st, arrives
this evening and will be given s.,try
out by the S_ocials. He is a centre.
Bartlett. Charlottetown, was the
charming hostess at an “At Home"
Thursday afternoon when about elgh-.
_greatly to thevpleasure of the after-.
° - -will
make 11 trip to this port on sunday, br
0
W0l‘d they will be here toda and ‘Wilma was
`0’Leary, Port ' Arthur, isy¢'i1ready"th° Ottawa
here, with McPherson, of Halifax, No’ `»
younger' brother of the famed 'Mike 'Miss Belle
'”`°° » P. Saunders,
SOCIAL EVENT.-Mrs. f A. A. Charlottetown
ty guests were invited to hear a pa- m _ ...__ " 'V'
P81' read bl' MTB- GGOFEB D- LOHE' Harry James, dharlottetbwn, is in
worth on "pleasant memories of her 3511131 _
visit to the old land." Much credit ‘ '  _ _
11.5%; “f:.°.-..‘;z“g;'_‘:."‘;.;‘;:.‘;:r.r°§“eT A~   ‘>*""°~'  we
a- = _
per, which _was enioyed by all. Dur» D' charl0ttet°wn_zTeiterdBy' ` '
ing intervn s, two solos were render- Mi” Margaret U ai5s0n_ Emma was
ed by Miss Blanchard, which added B visitor to Charlottetown yestep
noon. A vote oi thanks was tender- iay`  I
ed Mrs." Longworth and the genial -J 'D and Mrs; 3-enkins Char1ott°_
hostess after which tea was served. t0w’n ' returned 'yesterdéy morning
The proceeds were in aid of P. E. I. n_om’Hamax_ - _
Hospital. _ i - 1 __;..._.
" noucri Maron.-one ei the fool; J- ‘YL 'R“*°“:§”’- °§§'1°“§_‘§§“»
ghest wrestling matches ever witness- WMM B' pass” we yes ° ay
ed in Moncton, t_ookJ giarigu Npw mm ng' »
.Year's afternoon w en o n on s. _
well known all' over the provinces i wén!;&,l%!&;l;xt?>1idnN;\;l€i?§dC;.°g?i' 1:5?
defeated "Bull" Montana. The match 9 _ ~ ,_
was a very) rough affair, sind ailthix “°"- ____
esuit hot men are carry ng ac _
eyes and are badly bruised about the _ M"séhE'l  :`“:§°r __g€‘_3_nIg1i°°e§;¥_
head and body. At one time the mes l°f» ar ° 9° ' 7
ot excited and started to wrestle ix “jail “Om B V193 li” Amherst- _
he audience. Kilonis secured the firsi ' _ "“' "
mu in fifty-three minutes, after giv. __ J- A~'Wi1““m° ‘V110 h1°§’t\’°°“t‘“§’§t'
ing Montana the giant swing. Mon. mg ill ChB1`\°fft°°%Wn 9 Y" er al'
na _secured the second fall in sever ,pn l`°lf4\_fl1_ F0 CMU 'Y'
mimi siitlna ld_.wh.ila Jgilon. "“"". -‘
ke. is
shining
Wilson,
slated
for the
the
BBBSOD
the
League. _
Bcotchiort, was
River, was in
is visiting
» _»
receives S500
estate is left ta.re-
friends.- -,
scientiuc discovery by hich B, ¢utan.'_
wound may be h ed in less
a day and the r air of _ a nation on earth."
leg in four
Protestants would appeal for help to
sethe`
bea
2
   . _Qreal i_Alteratio_n Sale
To protect and accomlnodate the gi“eat growth of this business it became necessary for us some time ago -
we are _now building next door to our old stand. Part of this we have occupied for some years»~~the remainder _
to secure the getting readv to use. ._ _ °" ` ` _
THE CONTRACTORS ARE NOW AT WORK in the new part, and they will practical? rebuild
the structure. Their presence in the buildini demands three things-more zoom--some means of avoi ing dust
damage to the goods-and, above "all, much iiannev. In order that we may secure all of these three in the quickest
possible time we are opening this great ALTER ATION SALE.
This all means that in every roi-tier of the store, every line of goods (with only a scant half, dozen of
trifling exceptions)-our whole stock is olleréd at the greatdiscounts mentioned above. _ _
It i: understood that there will be rio goods sold on credit during this sale-the goods cannot be sent out
on approbation, and that terms will be cash ill every case. '
We will have an ample staH to take charge of the enormous business that will result from this great
oHeriug-and we will merely ask you to shop as early each day as you Can possibly make it convenient, -
Seventy ' Thousand Dollar Stock Discounted -»
J - l ~
QNE-THIRD off all were 
HERE is A KIND or GUIDE BOARD in show you wings i¢e1ii§ are _reduced on-third am-ang~fh°.‘
GREAT ALTERATION SALE. There are chbice goods all over the s`io'r_e-all new, all -attractive. all desira`blf,~_-
whi h you will find mentioned her(---time are more fully descrilcd in another section 1f'i-he advrrtisemtnt--_
others noi.
_ .<- '
One third off Dress Timmings , One lhird oil Ostrich Plumes and _ One third oil fushion Forms
Onéllihird oil liuiione "  Tips » n 15" “f ' UM lllllfl 0" Whik l-8%
One ihird off Smsllwares '- One lhird off Clblll Tame Ons third off i\i|0Vf.r l-Iwi
' One ihird elf llair Switches One lhiod off Ladies' Cloth Costs One third off Veilings ‘ '.-
One thirdoli Heir Rolls  One lhird off Missile Cloth Costs  One- third olf Avialion Cops
One thirdyif Cushion Cords One ghird oif Ladies' Silk Slriris  One third off Chi|d'e Headwear ‘
One third off Embroidery Hoops ' One bird off Silks _ One third off Tallies. NC-
One_illird_n`ff'B|e`ck Lace " One third oil Millinery Ribbons One'third elf. Cliil'd's C1uili'!lhsia:_.__f____i_;._ staff-_'
‘~~-one ihsrefnrnmmuvmilmm ~-#~»=o»re¥li»h-a~fe1r*siiién‘ um coca. ~- ~ oar'-ihgfaoff cv_»»|.~i sii’n§*_ 1  v
One third pfl_Ledies’ Neckwear » One lhird oil llsir l*ufh_ - One third off Lmggevic Weiser
One lhird off Stamped [mens
 During t
Y- .
he 'great alteration sale - S
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1
Get the habit of comi
in drugs toilet p
and other supplies.
The store is clean an
the best goods on th
reasonable and the stor
Try _
Mc non
115
Kin
shortly after reaching the goal of his
way empty-handed. He spent e
umber of years in Minnesota and
California from which latter state hi ‘~" ‘
went to the -Yukon Gold Fields in the
s
h
e reached Dawson City, but tm
mhition he was stricken down with
of 36. Mr. Johnson was a. general W. S. Gesner, Amherst, Maritime
iavorite and highly esteemed by all “wager for Wi11il|,,& Co., Ltd., Man-
ith whom he came in contact. Hi: lgagwrerg of high grade pianos, Mon-1
as the kind, brotherly; symllathetir -_,.ea1_ is in this pg-mince einitingthe
nd helping spirit. None ever weni “nous agencies of his 5;-55; _-_
0 him for aid or help to be turned - '
_- ll _. ’_5""' - `
pring of 1898. After a most a.rd'u~ `
For llie Sick
1
This
saving
practically every _line iS
and
FIVE PER CENT-
 ' The discount is given
 _  _ 'youon desirable goods
all over the store-
 D. cg ;}i1£i'tch(:;e you make a
I
oii _
a large proportion at TWENTY-
25 per cent off All Dress Goods
25 per cent off All Linings .
25 per cent off'Dress Muslins
offer means    Diacoggr 0"
alll e
.ALL on THE coops MEN-
TIONED BELOW are yours at a dis-
count of twenty per cent or just one fifth
the price. That is to say, every ariicfe
priced at i_oo will now_ be 80 cents --and
so,in the same proportion through all
every dollar
of 25 cents.
diS¢0l1Uf¢d"‘ these lines.
2d per cent off Print Cottons
zo per cent off Denlms
2d per cent off Cottonaded
so per cant off Flannelezts
2d per cent off Oxford Shirtings
26 per cent off Galstes '
WILL show i
few days
serv.d.
A LITTLE STUDY ‘
s large proportion of
the most desirable
25 D. (3. 'I _
beboughint this dis-  R0."  I -
count during lhe next
goods in the store can
Go carefully through the list-~
come down earlv--».make a list of the I
goods you want, you vrillbesurprlsed
st the speed with which you will be
qu that
will be a massacre of foreigners in .
Geqnnny, "the greatest Protestant Constsntlnopk by.the wild _KQIMO7 >. -W
tribesmen who number :Il.,l0l 'Uh . -'il
i NEW YORK, January 3.-A Tri- that vieii_iity. I
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_M   |[\ |‘|U| L dyke and was most intimate with al-
w
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a
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a
w I ‘ '  ' ous, hazardous and wesrisome trip
l  _ . '. _  h - ~ hardships and trying experiences oi
_ __ _ the trail had so exhausted him that
LLU E
_ _ _- ~ _ . _ 0 ,
0pp_o|'ltl S\l`\s|'l0\|lf,B0l_t_0l\,M5ss from this province thither. in quest of
m st all of those who had journeyed
the yellow metal. On his departure
from this northern region he return-_
ed to Minneapolis, Minn., thence back
Whatever the doctor
25 per cent off Glnghams
25 per cent off Wrapperetres
25 per cent off Serpentine Creeps
prescribes tix suggests is
what v e _esfi_tc_i__i\1ly fry f0
1
|
25 per cent off
2 er cent o‘f
All Satleens
B=rliii Wools
2g liar ce nt off Beehive Wools
zo per cent off Al&_Ducks_ -
2d per cent off W ite Cottons
20 pei' cent off White Lawns
25 per cent off White Linens
2_5 percents off While Dimities
2d per cent offvFiannels ‘
"i
- to' the seat of his nativity, Braekley
Point, P. E." I., where he took up
his favorite work of farming. He re-'
mained at Brsckley Point until three,
o continued farming and where he
supply-alia Sll¢_Ce_e'l S0
_ _welltliat  are ’ku0.wn
- ‘as flleedqiidriere for all
sick Room dlippliee. _ _
2d per cent off Grass Linens
2d per cent off off Ribbons & Stag
Silks
,"2'5 per cent off Ivanhoe Yarns
,.' 25 pei' cent off Anda`us'aus etc. _
25 per cent off Embroidei ies | 26 per cent off Beldir:g’e Emby Silks
_ t ff() h H e (_ ex- 20 per cent off Velvet Ribbons
cep,§=‘,’_,§°,§,',,,,°§“ ° as mm °s =o per eentoff Ladies Kia Gloves
I"  "`¢~_\§,¥-"’"_'_LlJ‘v.lfll_r5!ii ` ,years ago when he removed"to`th,e
| _ ’ Q) ' p_earby District of Harrington where
""l"__'f" ~ _ n"‘~,_ `  .

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sasoiq ir ,fnnsrnoorr 3, ...E-....2i.‘5..? 31..... i., -..‘i‘&....,.
i!‘.§‘{.‘i§.°°,...i" 'i`5il‘ii"ii`2"I»‘§-`.’.'i°s`.".‘§.¢..y~‘°`”’_» §2§§"..£22if”‘ai2;. ‘fi'..".‘;?“i.'L‘...‘3§-.‘.l27$,
’ ' 5

m,_,,,'g|,|,,,;. T tml  rfed on Jan 16, 1901, to lines Min
u  % nie Dooies of Minneapolis. Besidesf
vfis' .§,¥d_"_g,°,f,:£t=f|E§,7_ hih sorrowing wife there are left to
n’ier alll sag HM “li ‘m
t -d t 3.00' D. rn. to Por¢
“ou tpfaee o ay s
.passed away on Thursday, Jan. - 3nd,' -
from time o eternity. He was_msr-
ii
onrn a son Earl, a daughter Jen
nie, his father adam Johnson, oner-
lottetown, and the following brothers
N ughton and Mrs. xurner Radcliffe
oi“Duval, Bask. The neral will take
ge cemetery, Rev. Mr. Spenser of-'
dclati_p8.~ _
\
W5
_ _ . _ . _
I. All I ES' _-
.=o`un' ruisrior .
__,%¢HKl$.T:M45._:94!l__
__ ' _  ie MW-_,___; _
K_ilD_f`
a
typhoid fever' from which he recover-
ed alter a long illness. Mr. Johnson
peut nearly seven years in the Klon-
3
ldhusond Johnson
The Store.
Cream tells!
bf bsthof
fer'- Bs
_I
25 per cent off Umbrellas
25 per cent offlilren Collars
2 5 per cent off M1-1lJ’S Ti¢S
25 per-cent off Braces
2; r centoff Men’s Sox
Staniields) , _ _ ~
Coa
z Shit! 5  ' `
` `:?"e`r‘c'enl~ol’i Boys Overooa
|‘  
- 25 par cent off Aprons _ _-
` tgff-fwdol Shawls &
i....f.“°°‘».°‘°
Toqnes
Velvcts
25 per cent off Gloves and Mitts
25 per cent of! Mcn's Linen Handle
2_ per cent off Men’s Silk Hendlrs
_ ° 25 girceaioffsnreo Linea coin 
' 25 per centoffC'oth Caps all new I
35 per eentofl Underwear (r xoept -
, 'tt ` if Overalls 8: Jumpers
A `    gif Men’s Shirts
23_,perpest_ofl__Psjam=s_ & Night _
Golf Costs
Golf Core
25 per cent °'ffFabrgc Glove, sit per cent off Ladies’ Dogskin
25 Pe' cent onthiedi Kid Gl°ve_s Glue: per cent off Suit Cases & Club
25 per cenf off Plain Haudkerchiefs Bags
25 per ce-'ut o_f__f Sweaters 8: Sweater `
ts I  ff __ ‘
per cent off all Trunks
cent off Lounging Robes
cent off House Jackets
per cent off Men’s Miifflerf
per cent off Ladies Whitewear
cent off Corsets (except 4
cent off Ladies Underwear
cent off Children’s Underwear
:ent off Flannelnette Fowns
per cent off Velveteens
per cent off Petticoats
cent off Rat Coats
cent off Pony Coats
cent off Fur Coats
cent off F ur Neckwear
v per cent off Child‘s Sleigh Robes
ji per cent off Towellings
_ per cent off Sliee-ings
' _ per een! off Pillow Cotton &
xi
26 per cent off Blanket Coatings
25 per cent off Floor & Table Oll-
bd, - ~
ibper cent off Curtain Polrs &
Please carry small
25 per cent off Silk Waists
25 per cent off Saleen Waists
25 per cent olf Net Waists
25 per ten-. off Tailorrd Bmuses
_25 percent off all Wrappers
25 per cent off -Waierpr of Cloaks
25 per cent off Dressing Gowns etc
25 per ceut oft White T ble Lin ns
25 per cent off colored " "
25 per cent off all Napkins
55 per cent off all Towels
25_ser cent off all Art Sa‘eens
25 per cent off Table Covers
25 per cent off all Poriiers
25 per cent off Curcain Nets
25 per cent off BEAR COATING
25 per cent off Wooi‘Blankets
25 per cent off Silence Cloth
25 per cent off Colored Fells
25 per cent off Down-Comforts
25 per cent off F..ney Lin°ns
25 per cenioff Wall Papers
25 per cent off Pillows -_
25 per cent off \Vhit»= (‘m1nie1‘psnes
25 per cent off '\Vl|ir-_- Luce Curmins
Shop early each Day
parcels
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