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Your Coal 
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11i>l>b'
will need' replenish-
ing Efteif this Cpld
Snap. Please reinem
ber that we can sup
ply the best Coal at
the lowest prices.
Also Kindling
VVood. A '
A. Pickaill fi. to
Phone 240 -
Ch’town
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I Ch’town Fish Supply Co 
173 Grafton St.
We havevjust received a
shipment of _extra fine No. 1
fat July herring.If you intend
urchasin a ailor half b - _
D 8 D ' HI'
rel of these we guarantee en-
tire satisfaction. Place your l
order with us at once as good l
herrmg will be scarce and
high in price during the
Lenten Season. A
Vi" k°°P your hands and
face smooth, eoft and white,
and prevent roughheas.
Chaps and sore lips. »
Apply at bedtime, rubbing
it in well. The effect is
delightful.
in 25:: opal glus jug,
at your Druggist's.
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A Young Man
Became a Partner


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in ii flourishing business because
he had saved systematically and,
when opportunity offered. was
able to buy an interest. If you
plan to place yourself in ii
similar position you cannot
begin better than by opening an
account iii our Savings Depart-
ment. Total resources over
$78,000,000. i'o
The Bank of
l\lovaScotia
ISLAND BRANCHES
Chlrlottefown - - Summersido
Alberton- - - - Kensington
0’Leary
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If You Choose to Chew, Choose
Piper Hiedsick Plug Cut
Piper)-Iiedsick is an extra high grade American
chewing tobacco, finely flavored, clean and good. A
MéKinnon Drug Co.
Cor. Great George & Kent Streets, Ltd.
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Don’t Run
The Risk
of smoking inferior tobacco.
It is injurious to°yourself,
and a nuisance to your
friends: Besides, good frag-
rant tobacco co_sts no more.
Its all in knowing what to
ask for. Remember anyone
_ of the following.
Bright Twist, Hickey’s Bright Cut, Rival,
Master Marine Smoking Tobacco, Black Twist
and Combination Twist Chewing Tobacco.
Hickey & Nicholson Teh. Co., Ltd.
Charlottetown, P. E. I.
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hslart'.Packrs Supplies
Lobster Packers, Fishermen and superintendentS
should see otir large assortment of supplies for fact-
ories and boats. Here’s where you will find the latest
in goods.-Quality the best - prices the finest obtain-
able. Ori account of purchasing in large quantities
direct from the leading Maiiufacturers,we are able to
' quote you finer prices on your requirements; thus
enabling your money to have greater purchasing
power iff this store. d ~
Outfof the list published below' you will surely
see something you require. Quotations gladly given.
Shipment made.the same day the order is received.
‘f ‘Galv’d and Plain Wire Nails, Galv'd
Boat Nails, Galv’d Sheet Iron (all gauges
grid widths) Bar _Copper, copper Nails,
heet' Zinc, Manilla Rope and Marline,
cleavers, Cook house supplies, Crown &
nchor R. M. Paint, Union Jack (li per
gaintl, Oakum, Pitch, Brushes, Gasolhne,
= asoehe Engine oil, Polarine oil, Cup
\f lacl2& Galv’§?li`iles, Rowlocks, Galv'd
` locl_e|,Galv’d inges, etc, etc. #_ I
`Greiise,`Resin, Marine Glue Columbia
tteries, Ammeters, Spark Plugs, Bat-
' , vu , car i &
'li ciiiéliiliifs vidf, mbiiersfilio
rbwore
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THE CENTRAL ffiUllli’Dl|lN . 
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_ ,IT mrs 'ro boy _iiiuiia Province
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Fur Farniing Compdhy have only A
RW shares to oder investors. Atten-
_ tion ,is directed to the ac in another
¢olumn. 1409
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2 RESIDENCE PUaoHAsnn‘ - "Mi:
Harry Clark,'Vlcto`rla§"h`as 'purchased'
from Mr. Calvin"Howa.tt the resi-
James A. Howatt. He is having
some repairs, done to the building
before moving into it.-V.
PAINFUL ACCIDENT-Mr. ‘Reid
Miller, Victorlapmet with a very
painful accident on 'I‘hursday.- While
in the woods, chopping wood, his
axe aliiiiled cutting his left hand,
hack of the thumb. The cut: is about
an inch and ii, half long. Luckily, he
had ri thick woolen mitt on which
contributed to deaden the blow.-V.
naught Pedigreed Black Fox Coin-
pany were busily engaged on Satur-
rox Nmws.-'ras Baum rox mid'
dvlwo lately occupied-` by the, iatbl make their business ability tell on
UP"1`0'DATE OFFICES--The C011-'s4s,ooo, divided into iso shares oi
" FOX'-i BTOCA.-Still a. few shares
fox companies. Suredividrnd payers,
P. E. Island Fox Exchange and heal-
ty Go., Ltd., punimerside. 1413.
FOX BUSINESS.-The fox business
is looking very bright in Murray
il-Iarbor and vicinity. The directors
of each company are waiting anx-
iously ior the spring in order to
the people.-Q.
HINCORPORATED.-It is notified
that letters patent have been grzinted
tor- the incorporation of the follow-
ing fox companies: Rexall Silver
Black For Co., Ltd., with ii total
capital stock of $10,000, -iivid-id 'neo
one hundred shares of .il-J-3 1.-itch; Per-
manent Silver Foxes. Ltd., wi;r. a
capital stock of $500,000, ili\'iile\l ln-
to 20,000 shares of $25 each, and
the Union Vale Silver lilack Fox
Co., Ltd., with a capital stock oi.
$100 each. `
dey last installing a large safe in
their recently occupied office on Cam-
dently have an eye to business with
a view oi keeping' poce with tho'
ever increasing demands oi the fox
industry.
SELLING FAST.-The Rayner In-
ternational Fur Company, Liniited,'
gives you an opportunity to invest
in Rayner foxes-foxes which have
made fortunes and fame for their
lilcky owners, have an rinsurpaissed
Ilelt value, and an unequallcd brood-‘
ing record. Invest: now. S‘.ai‘es $100
each. Canada Fox Exchange and In-
vestment Company, Limited, Cl=,arlo-.
ttetown. 1143
DR. DUNCAN ARRIVES.-Rev.
George Duncan, MA., B.D., arrived in
Montreal Wednesday, from Glasgow.
Dr. Duncan is to be pastor ol Se'
Andrew's Church, Beaver Hall' Hill,
but Rev. Mr. Stewart, who accom.-
piinled him, will occupy the pulpit
until Dr. Duncan returns from a
series of visits, says the Montreal
iltur.
WEEKLY MEETING-P. A. Lod-
ge, No, 14, I.O.G.T. held their week-
ly meeting on Thursday, Feb. 25th,
C. T. Will MacDonald in the chair.
Mr. Malcolm MacLeod was initi'.il'-c~l.
The following program was rendered
- Song - Bro. Eliot Lumsden. Re-
rniarks--Bro. Will Robin. Singing -
Chair. Recitation -- "1, I-'mold
Chupnmn, Recltati-on-liro, Cecil
Colbert, Recltation-‘-ister I-Giili
Murley. Beading-Sister -lol neon.
Speech-Bro. Preston Prowse. Read-
ing Sister Elsie Dewar.-Q.
NEW COMPANIES.-The incorp-
oration, by letters patent, of three
new fox companies is being applied
for". to the Governor-in-Council.
These, the latest comers to the fox
business of the Island, are "The
Connaught Pedigreed Black Foxes
Limited,” which .is to have,a capital
stock of $300,000, divided into 6,000
shores of the value of $50 each. H-nd
the head odlce of which i-'ill be situ-
ated in Charlottetown, its provision-
al directors being Messrs. John C.
Sims, Gilbert Gaudet. Thomas B.
Riley, Ernest A. Foster and Ernest
S. Colin, oi Charlottetown, Dr. John
M. Martin, of Boston, Mass., Mr.
Norman E. Prowse, of Beaumaris,
Ont., and Dr. Joseph D. Clfiln, of
Plaster Rock, N. B.; "Crown Fur
Farms Limited," with its chief place
of business in Charlottetown, and
with a capital :stock of $100,000, di-
vided into 2,000 shares oi the value
of $50 each, its first or provisional
Jenkins, John A. Webster, Robert N1
McNeill, of Charlottetown, who with
Messrs. George A. W. Robertson and
Joseph R. Barr, also ,of the city, are
the applicants for the incorporation
of this company; and "T110 HYETMIG,
Block -Foxes company Limited." with '
its chief office ln Chnrl‘ottetown,' and
with ri capitol stock of $270,000, dl-
vided into 2,700 shares oi the Value
nf $100 each, the provisional direc-
tors of this concern being Messrs.
James Paton, Lemuel E. Prowse, G.
Chester Acorn and Jolin A. Webster,
of Charlottetown, and Dr. L. L.Har-
risen. of Halifax, N. S. In every
case those companies are being or-
ganized tn purchase, breed, raise.
nfohugutc, export and import and
sell various kinds of wild and do-
mestic fur-hearing animals, the rais-
ing oi silver black foxes, hd‘wevor,lie-
ing the primary object of all. In tlio
ciise of the Crown Fur Farmd. Ltd..
it is specifically stated that the
concern is being lol-med to deal with
bllack ioxoa, mink, marten. beaver.
;:Now is the time your horses and
cattle need attention-the Island
Condition Powder will do more than
anything else to put new life I1
them. We know its good-P20919
who have used it tell us ao. Try it
za cis. lb.: 5 ins. si.oo_ , Prepared and
sold hy E. A. Foster' Central “"08-
storo. Mu'
 
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Worth Trying
Stewart’s
Cream¢Bread
Ask your grocer for it.
Or it will be delivered at
your home every day if
you leave your order at
our shop. No 163 Kent
Street or
eron Block. The Connaughtsi evi-)
`li-ist Year, and these the dealers paid
directors being Messrs. Robert -<8. `
fisher, cable, kiimkoie sheep, skunk The guaiity Drug Store
and musk mc. Cor. rince & Kent Sts I
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HOPEFIklLD.- The school is nro-
gressing favorably under the cupublo
management of Miss Margaret li/l.
Clnrkln of Hartsville, Mr. Geongo Mc-
Lellan, formerly of Hi-gh Bank, hus-
opened a general store in Hopefield
and is now doing a. rushing business
in the dry goods line. Mr. Dan Mc-
Kay of Hopcfield and friend spent
Sundtiy .the guests ol Murdock J, audi
Mrs. McLeod, Murray River. Mr. Bob
Glover, White Sands, spent Sunday
the guest. of Duncan and Mrs. Blue,
Hopefield. The young people oi Hope-
field have organized a dancing school
this winter and have appointed Dun-.
lel D. Livingston as dancing Muster.
Aa Mr. L'lvlngston’s aklity as a dan-
cer ls known for and wide the vouiigg-
people are to he congratulated on
having secured the services of one so
proficient. Messrs. Alex. Blue and
John A. Blue of this place 'who have
been visiting friends in Mount Vern-
on have arrived home. Mr. Simon
Jordon one ot Murray Harbour’s fox
ranchers passed throiilgh Hpgicfieldl
recently, D.
PROFITABLE BUSINESS.--’l‘lie
“Farm.er's Magazine" of December
contains an interesting iirticle on
skunk farming. One farmer gives
some interesting llucts in i;on|iei:t,i0n
with the industry ns conilucteil on
his own fnrm, and he makes the
stateincllt. emphatically that there is
“money in tlie buslness».” in ii let.-
ter 'to the writer of the iiiticle
(which is one of a series on fur form-
ing,) in reply to a request for iri-
forrnatioii as to the practical work-
ing of skunk raising, thc fiirmcr in
question states “I sold 168 skins
me from $2.50 to $4.75 (averaged $4)
each for. I sold some oil to a firm
in St. Paul for about $40. This wus
my third year with skunks and by
‘long odds the 'nest one. I have
about two acres fenced in and do
not give too miicli time to it my-
self. My two boys look after them
nearly all the time alter they get
home from school. *Tho feed' 'does ‘not
cost as much for we found out we
could feed back the skunks we killed
to the others if we boiled the meat
with cabbage and tiirni-ps. Adiled to
this we gave them table slips, s-tale
bread and some green stud, hilt they
seerri to scrune up a good hit of their
own feed and need very little in the
summer. Altogether, I don’t siinvoee
their feed cost me much over $110. I
should fancy skunk farming would
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‘E , Bab' ’s Bottle ’
 Baby's bottle should' be
'§trong, the right size `and
hape and .one that is easily
cleaned. " .
» Our stock contains the
' best makes of nursing bot-
tles, and we_sell them at
reasonable prices.
We also have an excellent
line of
Rubber Nipples, Bottle
, Fittings, Tubing, etc.,
Baby Brushes
Powders, Puff Boxes
and other nursing supplies
'_ you are apt to need. -
“There’s nothing too
good for the baby.’
Johnson & Johnson
Competent, experienced
nurses :and all those desi-
fessional aid will find our `
Nurses’ Free
Registration '
Bureau
` a decided boon and help in
time of trouble. ,
Here are registered all the
the qualified nurses open for
\
of stock for sale in some of t-he beet'
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FOFK 0“¢ all flshf in Canada: and Alexander Dnrno, is oi Greenville. ::Ii you like chocolates that are ab~ l
“mg colder the weather the better in I_-le gave figures to show that his proflsolutely pure, fresh, delicious a8'n.\an.
fur. Anyway a farmer with aiew tit was as high no 117 per cent, The can make and high quality in every,
pare acres and a couple of husky
industry is wsu i- Orin consideration, respect. you need folvok ow' them
boya cannot go far wrong in trying seeing t-bat the trouble and risk in-
it. I sold half ai dozen pairs oi iolved are by no means con:-uieusur-,Moir's '85c. to $1.00 a box; Neil-
Wlllard’s, 501:. to $1.50 a box;
readers at an average oi about $12|nte wltli the enormous resultant pro- 9°”'°» 40°- 5° 333° 5 b°¥~_.LiB'
a i>air._ I could surely any mi-mini oi ms. Mr. J. E. B. Mccreiidy. Publicity | S°“'“» ‘L00 8 b°’- Th” M“°K*”"°“
liese in prime shape if they couldlAgent, kindly gave ii Guardian re- Dru! C0-. Corner Great George and
558110 U12 Sllilliiiflg. "The writer, Mr. portr" the above information. 'Kant Sta. Mtf.
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[Study the discounts
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  at the great White Goods Sale
Will be
this sale.
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All sheetings bought at this sale
hemmed free of Charge
Good 72 inch Unbleached Shceting 28c now...... _ . . Z3¢
Heavier 72 inch “ “ 32 now.. _ _ _   26
Good strong white sheeting 25 ' '
72 inch good white sheeting twill 35
N ice smooth even thread sheeting 45
72 inch sheeting very choice
80 inch sheeting, a dandy
All Sheetings Hemmed Free
If Purchased For Cash at Sale
42 iiicli soft white pillow cotton 25c for........  . . _ 20:
44 inch Soft white pillow ~ 27 f0f..._..._... .... ._  zz.
I W These are but samples all pillow cottons are cori'espondingly re-
tliced. All pillow cases made,up and hemmed free, if bought for cash during
' 36 inch Crash Towelling regular 18C for  .........  . l3c
17 inch Crash Towelling “ I0 for  . . . .
._   7;;
17 inch Pure Linen Towelling 12 for , . . . .
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HOW.. . . . . . ..  20c
now . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
._  28c
HOW  - . . . .
 36c
58 now......  . . _ . .
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58 now.......  , __,,,_47¢
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Big Savings in Table 50 Cent Waisting
Linens Linens go at 25c
ALL PRICE CUT per Yard
Unbleached Linen
inches wide, 350 for. .  __25c
56inch unbleached Table Damask, better,
58c for
,  . . . _ ._ - _ 44';
65 inch Damask in pretty floral design,
~ 72c for .  ._  58c yd.
72 inch all fine pure linen 72 cents, Dant-
ask, special 90c for 72 cents . ~ 72c
72 inch full bleached pure linen Damask
$l.15f0I_' ... _...... . ... , 85g
, 72 inch ine smooth satin like Damask,
$1.50 for _   ..... ._  $1,20
, $1.90 is the price of a very lovely Dam-
ask, now offered 
Damask, 28 cents 58
55c for-- -
F ine sheer linen good width, regular 50a
for _V   25,;
_ liine sheer waisliui; or hancikercliief linen
b0cfor_ . _    309
White pique with black pin stripe, 30c for
_ .  ...-- ... 16;;
Meadow bleached pure flax suiting linen
. ...._  _  359
White Linen Diaper, very choice fabric,
50cfor_   
10 pieces white organdie worth 15c to 25
.. ..... 12c
.or_ ..   . ._ ,
Special 39 inch white Victoria Lawn...10c
Bargains in Lovely Irish Linen Table
Cloths, Tray Cloths, Tea Cloths, etc.
_ By far the finest range _of linens shown in P. E. Island is offered you to-day at _a saving
price on every item. These linens are the product ofi the famous SHAMROCK _Mills--that
means the finest linen that skill can weave---or money can buy. Run over the list---bear in
mind the saving.
Shamrock Linen Table Cloths. 72x 72 inches. $1.50 for . . . . . . .
. . .. . .. .$l.20
Very handsome Shamrock 'I`able 72 x 90, $3.25_for _ . . ._ _ ._ . .. _ 26.0
A lovely cloth of Shamrock make 72 x 90, $3.75 for -- . .....   . . . , .
.. _'$.00
A very fine large 'Fable Cloth 72 x 108 inches $4.75 for.  . .  .. . _ . . .. . 3_.8()
Then there is an enormous range of Table Cloths in square and round, at cv cry price-
at a price cut for this great White Goods Sale. _
36 x 36 inch Tea Cloths $1.50 now 1.20, {l5x45 in. Tea Cloths 2.25 novv   `
Better Tea Cloths at 3.25 to 7.00, all fdiscounted for this great Wl-ll l I: (i()()l)5 SALE.
We want you just to know about this wonderful linen department-~-that‘s all.
On the second floor the great showing
and sale of whitewear
Friday morning we open llie finest showing :ind sale of wliitcweai' that has ever
been in this store.
‘ There are bargains in every line of iindermiisliiis--practiczilly zi full new stock. and
` all Specially discounted for this sale. ~
 Whitewear from New York
'l A very special attraction is offered in the great showing of Aniei'ic_an wliileiiiuslin
wear---lines that are exclusive with this shop, offered in every case at prices much under
those that will prevail after this sale is over.
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This is another special purchase for
place for professionalnuises
and those who desire their New Underskirts Discounted
sekrvices. There is no chargle '
atever in connection wit '
xis bureau A" We wantis Dainty_ Little Aprons 20 cents
for you to patronize us.
1 this sale dainty little cross barred muslin im _ 
 2  2\Dl"0nS with t0I'Cl10l’l lHC€ and bi2lS f0ld every way except that “a|)pi'0bafi0n" and
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New Corset Covers Discounted
Get Your Requirements
New Combinations Discounted
New Princess Slips Discounted
25 per cent off Mussed
Whitewear
Sale of all Mussed White Wear
Clearing up a little lvl of i_nuss:t_~d
deiwear from fall sensor all right in
` finish all round---little DOCk0t Caught Wiih exhi ition have taken off its first freshness.
Phone 211° , 149 (;t_ Gem-St bow of baby ribbon, 30c for 20 cts. 25 per cent Discount.
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