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Head Offlcesln New Prowse Block-Charlottetown.
The latest news, nrst of all.
I  D A Y N I G H T the city yesterday.
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y I 9 , .fl-Iomer Wyand, Mayfield, is visiting co, is recovering from his recent se-
.relatlves in Bunimerslde and Link- vere illness
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visit to friends in the clt ver should can at or wnw Tm
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"non and one who st s s ou pay the r electric light nflll to
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All re  F- it g t d C(;l‘here will be special services in the __
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eaerve seal plan opens this morning at liullhes Drug Store Users in this °r my other issue oi nignrt tniiilsviwkn up eiii °i=-iliiiiii-. 8:1-cii 
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Today we take pleasure i
n inviting you to the greatest
display of wonicirs ready to Wearables this store ever attempt-
ed.
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Come today and judge of
Come today and ,enjoy see
the wonderful savings this
ing beautiful new styles in
sale has for buyers or white
whitewear whether you wish
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'Night Dresses
Womcn’s gowns made of
fine English cotton, slip over
style neatly finished at neck
and sleeves, regular 1.00
r _ Sale price 77C
` Women`s night dresses
fine quality cotton, 3-4 sleeve-
'ti'-immed with dainty beading
cmbroidery, lengths 56, 58
and 60 inches. Regular 1.35.
Sale price 98:
llrawersf
Wide umbrclla style made
'of ' good quality cotton, with
deep hem liemslitched.
Salelprice 25c
Drawers of exquisite fine
quality eiiglish long cloth
trimmed with clusters of fine
tucks and_ very full ruffle
trimmed' with embroidery both
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S y C Special at 50c§
Corset
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Corset Covers
Corset covers made of gcod
quality cotton. loose 'fitting
fronts lace trimmed, worth
up to 4.0¢. I
_ Sale Special 25c
Corset cover of fine English
cmnbric trimmed round neck
and armholcs with hemstitched
frills' and lace special at 45|:
Undersliirls
Full size skirt of good qual
ity cotton trimrne with clust
er of fine pin tuck, set with
two rows of torchon lace
Special " 88c
Skirt of fine quality English
longclotli with flounce of
naiiisook with wide tucks and
finished with embroidery frill,
_ Special $1.00
Special
__ $1.25 Value lor 79c
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Made by the well known
D, and A. Corset Maker
Regular $1.25 Corsets
bright and new, made of
‘ '_ white Coutii with many bias
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slender and graceful appear-
ance of the wearer. Has four hose
supports two' front and on sides,
trinimed with torchon lace size
19 to 27,. Every pair neatly
boxed. A splendid roio spring
model that will adopt itself wth
equal ease to slender and medium
figures hasdeep hips and medium
figures has deep hips end med-
ium high bust. A regular 1.25
Corset Special sale price 79s-
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Adam Brown, New Glasgow, was in £233, an ommrow momhu nt
The tide will be _high this morning
A sale of the Farm Stock and ma-
In to-day‘s issue Johnson .Q John -
l All should secure seats today, graph ____
Lieutl-iHod (th 311
Arm in 0 0 e ava lon
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'_ _ .~ _ I ; <  @  \ /lillhd in the S. A. Hall on Thursday ggggrsf,-e(;;;¢c:;do0ne°L:'und|-£36 gtg:
night at 8 p.m. All welcome.
Isodore Doiron, the enterprising
butcher of Mayfield, lost a valuable
felt io’r Mr Doiron‘s loss
_V k  , `\\" ,» i ,_ _I _”` present spending a well-earned holi-
glr .gi/.lp  __/ , /7 , _ _ Rev- J.‘  Floyd's lecture Friday day visiting his former home, Milt-
\  _#55,  "Q 5.1%/ _`  ‘evening in the Central Christian on Mr. Hooper says that the West
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The Crystals are not saying, much
but are practising hard for the hoc-
key match Friday night. They want
revenge lor their defeat: in their own
Flllli by the Vics last week. All should
The Central Society of the Anti-
Tuberculosis Association acknowledge
with .thanks the following: Roger
Farquharson, $9.00; J. K. Ross, $5;
.-Rev. E. McDougall, $2.00; D. A. Mc-
Kinnon (druggist), $1.00.
_ The many friends of Mrs. Nathan-
iel Molyneaur, of Southport, _Lot 48,
who' has been undergoing treatment
at the P. E. Island Hospital, will be
pleased to know that she is now im-
l1l'0Ving nicely, and good hopes are
entertained for her early recovery.
A statement in reference to the
operations of the Rhodes' Scholar-
ship Scheme for the past year, has
been prepared by Dr Parkin. From
it is shown- that the total number ol
scholars ln residence at Oxford' under
the Rhodes Bequest, was 179, includ-
ing 78 from the Col-onies. In the Fin-
al Honor Schools Arthur G. Camer-
on of Montague, P. E. Island, (Bal-
liol College woo second class in Mo-
llol College won second class in Mo-
dern History, and A. R. McLeod, of
Uigg, P. E. Island, (Balliol College?
lourthi class in Ijiterae Human-
ity.
_Tuberculosis and How to Combat
It" is the title of an illustrated
pamphlet of 104 pages. The author
is S. Adolphus Knopl, M. D., of New
York, who is an authority on pul-
monary diseases and tuberculosis.
The pamphlet is an essay written by
Dr. Knopf in competition for the
prize offered by' the International
Congress on Tuberculosis which con-
vened at Berlin in 1899. It gives a
clear, concise statement of what it is
necessary for the general public to
know about the dread malady, how
to avoid infection, how to prevent its
spread and what to do in the early
stages. Arrangements have been
made by which persons desiring to
procure a copy of this valuable treat-
ise can be supplied at 25 cents per
copy on application to Mjlss DeBlois
at the Dlspensary, or to_ the Presi-
dent of the Anti-Tuberculosis Socie-
ty, Dr. McLaughlan. _
::"Brltish’Almond' Pink," an "ide-
al" preparation lor chopped hands
and roughened skin. As a face lotion
and "after shave," it ranks with the
very best. Prepared and sold at 25
cents a bottle by A. W. Reddln,
Phm. B., Central Drugstore.
CASTOR IA
 For Infants and Children.
The Klmi Yod Ilan Always llaulhl
'llhe will of the late George Stan __
` _ ' V ley has been probated and by it his Rev nd M E C C ~
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iinilif nii°wif§`lnii1`i‘iii>ys§ili°°d b” °°“"‘° °"°”‘ S““““’ “” S-'*““"“'Y N-
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8' ‘ \ ' ‘ ‘ cgggggllggvwalevigimp niiiiéimggide 0, this acid you sunday iii; the Uni?
£ /-__ -V -  - / alight. Reserve plan is selling iasatyted Bfptist pe0ple'_Bt` John Tele`
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go and see U they with ‘i-:veral had to be responded to, so
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anyone who will call at their score,
The Earl Grey arrived in this port
yesterday bringing over thirty pae
ol mall. The Minto crossed to Pic-
tou. The Straits are only obstructed
by loose ice and passage is not dll!!-
cult.
West during the past; ten years, is at
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day evening by the Charlottetown'
Concert Co., under Prof. Earle's di-l
though no encores were permitted,
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The concert at Georgetown Tues- g
rection, was a grand success. 'Al-l
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cellent were the different numbers_
endcred. Not one dissatisfied per-i
son left the hall. All were loud in?
their praises oi the company and'
other visit in the near future, where'
_they will be sure of a very warm wel-
come and a bumper house.
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The death ‘occurred atfHe.mptcln
Tuesday ni-ght of Michael Mclvor, an
aged and respected' resident ol that
place. Mr, Mclvor became ill with
heart disease about three weeks ago,
but! gradually improved, and was
thought to be out of danger, and his
land by his illness, left for his home'
in the United Statjes last week. His
wile predeceased h1m» about one year
one son'Eugene and three daughters
homestead.
Martin, Hunter River; on Feb. lltb,
when the young people oi that vlci- I
nity and lar away came to spend a '
few happy hours. Although the
night was stormy and the roads al-
most impassible there were a large _
crowd present. Dancing began as '
soon as the violinist entered, every _
one enjoyed the lun. The evening. Q
artin in her ood st ein which
given when M. Peters and J. Hurrell '
step-danced. 'Music was furnished ‘
by Messrs Hurrell, McKenna and '
Ways. Songs were enjoyed immense-
Hurrell and many a clap and cheer
waa given him by all. Till the wee
sma hours of the morning brought
the gathering to a close they all de-
parted moving it was 'the most plea-
sent evening they had ever spent.-
Com.
zzlftepressntative characters will be
dealt with by the witty and nlnquent
Calder in his lecture to-night,
February 10th, in the Baptist
School-room. Subject: "Phe ten on
a train.” Only 16 cents. 2~8d3i.
cal, original. Hear the Rev. E. P.
Calder tell in his own very interest-
ing way about "The ten on a train"
Baptist School-room, tonight,
February 10th, eight o'elock. V
Admission, only 15 cents. 2-Pd3i.
‘hope they will pay Georgetown an-l §
ago. I-Ie leaves t0`fmourn 'two daugh- 
ters and one son 'ln the United States e'
Margaret, Josie and Cecelia on the _
passed smoothly away till lunch 
which was readily prepared by Mrs j
M
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everyone partoolf of a hearty meal. 
The dancing room was again entered 5
and many a laugh an cheer was _;
ly from the well known singer James :-
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eldest son who was called* to the Is- ‘
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There was an enjoyable evening C
spent at the home ol Bruno .and Mrs _
  gr  E N A I 'L  :inet QUEENS coUNiY cUiRniAiif` ” = gg,” 'Ms    L’
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Bleached lable damask,purelinen 
worlh $1.00 ollered here--68c yd. ,
__ THAT LS JUST ONE small sample of theitable linen values brought _ c f'
you by this great sale. We were very fortunate in picking up a line of- ` _ `
factory remainders, 7 to zo yards in length at 30 to 50 per cent ‘under the
usual price, the bargains mentioned above is _representative of the whole im- f
mense showing. ' ‘
54 inch unbleached l)amask,g0od 28
weight, floral design, worth 38c c
56 inch unbleached damask, finer and
smoother finish, very pretty design, 
48cgradefor...............;.... C
64 inch unbleached damask, finer and
smoother, conventional- fern design 
good 58cvaluefor..............i. c
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55 inch Unbleached damask in conven- 32° ' i
tional buttercup design,w0rth 45c for -
A Lily design in 5s inch Unbleached f dainask, firm heavy texture, 40C
worth 530 for   ..............
Four handsome designs in many weights -
from 52 to 78 inches values to 684: 48C
for...................... ...... _
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Another assortment in wider widths and a variety of good designs offered at 5oc I; ‘
55c 630 and every one of them worth a third more than our figures. I
' ' Grass Bleached Damask “Mill Ends”
Special narrow bleached damasl: for 62 inch daintily fine white Table Damask _ 'l
l small tables, silkily fine and smooth, 386 showing a leaf design, worth 58c lzc . 
5ocvaluefor...................... for.....  ..... .. ........ __
A wide assortment of handsome designs Five different handsome designs in a 1. _ .
showing Lily, Shamrock, Pansy, etc fine, fine soft well finished linen 66 to 69 68C .1 v
firm, close linens. 65 inch widths, 48C inches wide values to 1.10 for only ` `1
great value at6oc for............ '\
Anotler great value comes in fine smooth silkily finished linen of various 
widths upto 2 yards wide, beautiful goods worth i.15......  .......... 'f
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_ I Now in addition, we have every cheap line that there is, we can offer i
-you linens, 18c, zzc, 2 5c, 36c and all the rest, from the cheapest to the very _
best we offer you a complete line, everv item reduced for the sale. ‘
BUT WE RECOMMEND THE WONDERFUL OFFER OF 
HIGH GRA DE GOODS MENTIONED IN THE LIST ABOVE--BY _D
ALL MEANS THE BEST LINEN CHANCE WITHIN YEARS. LOOK ,Q
THEM OVER TO-DAY. - ‘ is
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72 inch While Sheeling---a line '3-
grade---specially priced al 204: 
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72 inch bleached sheetings a ~A heavier and firmer sheeting _ ' 5
very special value at. . . . . . _  .,.20C 72 inch, great valne at .'... . .- . . . .  .".
Single bed sheetings,best Eng- ' _7z inch, heavy English Wig ‘.'.
land Wigan,_special at.  _ _ L _ . .  an, very special value at.  .`.. . .  "
80 inch sheeting, firm round Beautifully fine, soft 'smooth - ` -» i
thread notably cheap at . . . . . . . .  sheeting, no starch, a lovely line at38C` '
80 inch Twill' cotton, good 80 inch sheeting best English i
weight, great value at only. . . . .H 38C Wigan, twilled or plain. . . . . . _ *.45¢ ,.
- Three other wonderful leaders are offered at 48c, 5oc, 52c. ‘ '_
Fine all Linen Sheeting, 90 inches wide, very special 98C ~ l
_ value, round smooth thread, note the excellence of this - 
Some Leaders in Unbleached Sheelings .
72 inch good weight.  ... me fi . . .  72 inch, heavy sheeting a _wonder 22C `
72 inch very heavy sheeting 90 inch very heavy she tin ' I
present value wouldbe 3oc for 255 close, firm and fine. _ .fa .gi 283 ’
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"/"".',-"-,_ ’ ' ’ Pill o Cotlons, Towellings `
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Another while collon bargain 36 inch 
_English Collon, Special, 7c 
The response to our special “ten cent offer” the other day was so great that we were ‘
cleared completely out in one day. ' '
Today we have another splendid bargain for you. .full yard wide English Cotton \
smooth. fine, close, good weight SEVEN CENTS PER YARD.
Only ten yards to each customer. Come early io-day ` as we have only iioo yards to.dis~
pose of, at this figure.
FINE ENGLISH CIRCULAR PILLOW COTTON 40 INCH WIDTH---iz I-2 cts. ‘ _ i
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the home with a
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Bread
is the highest standard
for _quality
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Prices 5c, 6c, 7c and 8c
per loaf.
Card
Proiedor
showing pictures great-
ly enlarged, faithfully
reproducing all colors
Home made Evaporated
Cream Bread,
Made only at the
' Eclipse Bakery
Sinai
in original picture. _ ‘
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Call and 'lei ua explain
how ii is used.
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The most famous
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perfumes in the Unit-
ed States. The deli-
cate fra ance of _the
rose ang the dainty
odor of the violet are
Ent hyfnol Tooth Paste
either w_ be fouiiii ul' great service in preventing decay.
Price 25c a Nba
"The Best Drug Store"
' We havevevery prepafaiion ad\'eriise_d or having merit. \\’e rccommen _ ‘
Wampole'a Tooth Paaie
“The MacKinnon Ilrua Co" _
re resented in such oauooisrs c_‘°f.Gi.oe0. me Kemsn. '
bllizsful harmony and '
sweet, dainty, delic-
iousness as to make
it pular with every-
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Yard wide English Cotton-  ' 3°
|,_ ff N u ;°_¢.y gg, gndoapanesej Chinwan at ii -~
2;?/:ii gangs :lor yaiig. This ls at price ollrl a splendid owortimltr 
ood gasy nn °¢m,9|-_gnmpqro , procure some genuine quality -» `
bog; 1t'sth¢ gang. giooroh Mobeod 3-edt! half peice. Gall today. G. .5 1"
ard by which other
rfumes are judged.
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early. Spring Fashions
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