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wqlhs. wsu.;;1s:i.i;sss§i:*;°..i»
the |11€dlCll1€ he approves. Trust him every time -‘~°-~°'°°¥
- 4 ' lolell Nam
£~ V . __
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Wellner s Jewelry Store
Fobs 3° cents
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‘asheep_ . _ '
' Fire' Insurance
for
_ Prince of Wales,
` St Dunstai1’s,
Cliarlottetown
liipilness Collcge,., _
_ Hn. and' Q5” p _ i -.7
Union Coininerciail ‘
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Vics and Abbiespius 35 cexitsfh
&_._ _ .
Clllhl) portraits uinde by us
are childlike, just as our
portraits of adults possess strength
and character.
We are experts in lighting and
posing, and our epuipnient is coin
plete. »
Coine in and see our line. If you
order we will please you. .
'I' h e C00lf’S Sllltllo
Discount Sale
_ Of
Chocolates
For tlie next week we offer
a special discount of
20 pei' cent .
off alltlie fancy boxes of Choco-
lates in our store. _
Beer ®. Goff’s
Spiendidlhhiriuniiy
for a Physician
I am offering for sale my well-cs-
tablished practice with good stock of
drugs and office fixtures.
Located in the beautiful village of
Hunter River, the centre of a rich
farming community, this offers a
splendid opportunity for an energetic
physician.
Communicate with me at once if
you wish to secure this.
Reason for selling-Going to spe-
cialize.
J. M. MCLEOD, M.~_D.
1-251lr2wpd.
Tn the Eleniors nl
2 iheSesnnd 
District nf Queens
I beg to announce to the electors:
of the Second District that at thc*
Liberal-Conservative Convention held
today I was unanimously nominated
as the Candidate for Assemblyman at.
the election to be held on the 8th of
February next.
I believe it is essential to the wel-
fare of this province that the farm-
ing interests should be better repre-
sented in 'the Legislature, since afl-
riculture is the mainstay of this I.~i-
land. I will consider -it my duty. if
elected, to work strenuously for re-
forms in the educational system iii
the interest of agriculture, for im-
rov ments in he ublic roads and
ment of our just claims against the
l For Men _
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INVICTUS DRY-SDX
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il' Perfect Boots
Exziiniiic the c o n- ` A
struction of Invictus
boots, iiofe the strong' -
leather sole, resilient t
f rubber :ind cork inlaid l
cushion ri ii d` Siiiootli ll'
' leather sole. Nothingis
I leftuiidone to iiiaketlie |
Invictus an iinbeatzible
liigli-qiizility boot-ex-
ed on its construction --
every material is tliorougli-
,ll ly inspected- -even the qua-
 lity of t{l6'ez_id_ and number
‘| oi .stitc ies is important.
For any occasion you’ll
| find Invictus boots best-» ‘
the hiisiiiess and walking ‘
i L shoes especially meet the
i deiuands of the most excit-
l ing--in fit, style and wear
they have every other style
beaten. Invictus s h o e s
h please the feet, delight the
| eye are perfectly _\v:i.ter-|iroof`,
| need no “bri'.'ikiug-iii" and out-
- wear sercrrtl vliosipci' pairs. l
Call iuzintl look over' 'iw-'m'k.
lt pays to buy in this Province.
Oliver Tremere, Hampshire, was in
the city yesterday.
,_._‘
Miss Edith Stewart, City, left _yes-
terday for Boston.
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There were no cases before the pol-
ice court in this city yesterday.
Rev. Jas. McDougall will preach on
Sabbath, the 29th,, at Argyle Shore
at 10.30, DeSahle at 3 and Hamp-
ton' at 6.30.
All help a worthy cause when they
bu_y_ a ticket for the lecture next
'Tuesday evening. The Orphanage is
doing a great work. _-
An eloquent speaker and an inter-
esting subject is what' all will hear
by attending. the lecture in Zion
Church lecture room next Tuesday-
eveniug, Jan. 31.
. All should take in the early show
tonight at the People’s Theatre. It
will open at s-even to enable every
QQ 9. ~ °._`3_ 2 st
If __ ` lone to attend both attractions, the
"‘ _,,.- --/  -»-- ‘  Opera House and the People’s Thea-
- |
-Ir --/  -»  'V' Q3 tre.
 / -. '__\[.&§. _ :.,".'  ,  .__ E `
Y  I. p While Preston McLainc,, City, was
,  “ -"~"-`“- 'f.§,_:,'m",,;1,,';,;,'|§ :£15 iskuting on the river recently he had
 , ,lV,,,,.‘ .._,_.,mE  the inisfortline to have his face rath-
er badly cut about the left eye in a
fall on the ice. The wound required
'several stitches.
,_3_5,_?,,__ , W: :L_  Ray Doucette, City, employed at
the Hotel Victoria, cut his. left hand
rather severely recently. The cut is a
very deep one on the fleshy pnri: of
the hand at the base of the_tnumb
and ~will take some time for healing.
(ln account of inclement weather
1::
£55
H.|]. .|llHiiSilii
Ken( Street
Practice limited tu flies-Mics
of Eye, Ear, Nast- 'l`hroni and
l Shin.
Eyes tested and noted for
glasses.
OFFICE HOURS
9 tn ii a. in |-_yo--_1 in
Evenings on ayipoinlmvril
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the Crapaud Literary Society did
not meet on Saturday evening the
21st., inst. The subject (ltesolv-ed
that msn is the Architect bi iusown
fortune, rather than a ttreatiirg 0;
(}ircums‘tances,) will be taken up on
Saturday the 28th inst.
A recent N. B. exchange says; At
Pliiprnan todav. in the Presbyterian
church, Rev Edwin Smith, the new
pastor, was inducted. The. clergymen
who ohiciated were Rev J. H. A. An-
derson of St. John; Rev Frank
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i pe]-[S 01|]y in-e e1up1(,y_ iBaird, of SusseX;‘ and Rev. W. M.
Townsend, of Fairville. Mi'. Smith
has been in Europe for some time.
He formerly belonged to P. E. Is-
land, and was connected for quite n
while with the Prcsbyiterian Wit-
ness.
The Sydney Record says of Mr. Mc-
Connell. forincrly of this city: Rev,
J. W. McConnell, of Jubilee Metho-
dist church, gave another of.his in-
erestiug object sermons yesterday
iriorning. Speaking on the subject of
IX trip on an Ocean Ship," he exhi-
bited a six-foot stcaniship model
which is a replica of the Morien, hav-
ing come across with her from the
shops at Suiidei'laiirl_` The preacher
spoke of the captain's relations to
the steamer, drawing an analogy he.
tween the vessel and the human soul.
He showed now necessary a comman-
   der was to both, extracting also a
Queen S,,,,,,t_ ‘ lesson from the chart and compass,
and dealing with the construction as
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W """‘““3"£§ "3 _Nlated to the Purpose for which the
'“ _ 'Y boat was intended.
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The death of Levi White occurred
atlthe home of his parents nt. Hamp-
shire on Jan. 11th. I-le was thseld-
est son of Henry White and was ill
only a few months. The deceased was
in his twentieth year and won the
esteem and friendship of all those
with whom lie came in contact. Al-
though every medlcal uid was utiliz-
ed to save his young life it was of
no avail and at 12 o'clock Wednes-
day night, Jan. 11th, he passed
peacefully away. All the soothing
ministrations of the Methodist
(lliurch were aflordedliim. Surround-
ed by his parents, relatives and
_ ""` _ friends, buoyed _up by a -tender spir-
-“"‘*’_"-'"""'"“_”"'___"` itual care, his pure soul winged its
if flight to n better world His funeral
E' n°'i . .iullh B '_ ' . ,
DEI\"l‘lST uttcutl-eil the funeral service bein
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Office Hours 9-1 and 1-9 I C I t I t R H A _
k. & H uni uc et iy ev. ugh filler in the
B nlsildrddlii/'v'ii°n uiiiliit ~ North wilt.-nice Ginn-en. 'rue nsii-
a. A B on Satuiday afternoon was lnigel
D e t r_
ferries, greater efficiency in all thc'
piihlfc services, and for the enforce-|§F `Uh,,,|,m,e“,wn,p_y.;_| E bea,.c,.S weve, Gwrge Kitsom WHSOH
t
Dominion Government.
As t will be im onsihle for me t>
.tid rtl
» .INWMQ 
Steivnrt, Harry Holmes, Robert Tre-
mer 'Vfilas McDonald and Willie
e, .
 -_ ’*“- _;°"' Munroe. The members of Kingston
1 is D '-
mu “Ulm all the electors l""'5"“““l'l -visits.;-'».i."i\’£\'l fE@liTe'i ' ' Star Division, of which the deceased
during the campaign I tuks this
means of respectfully soliciting your
votes.
Dated this 24th day of Janiim‘Y._
1911. -
JOHN H. BUNTAIN.
Rustico.
1-25d&r13i.
A Dentistry E was a faithful member, marched from
yl C. “_  his parent’s home to Wiltshire Ceme
` Y
DI' ' ‘Saunders
I - tery, where they held their burial ' -
' 5‘"!°'m Dmlm ` t tl' rave There re left ‘°“’”‘°@l?"'°'
B 1- D, t lp lu H service a _.c g . _ ra
% Rlchirloliilcl  ll K|iiroiie153J to mourn, besides a wide circle of ' - --
Over Pr0Wl° BWI friends and relatives, a fathei, moth-
I er, three sisters and two brothers.
 m The bereaved family have the sym-
.- mth of the commuuit in their
nA. Dufour & Co.
Charlottetown, P. li. I.
Denleis in all kinds of cattle and
Pholwih  P. 0., 
12-zadtf  .' '.-
or rates fn the P. E. ls and Mui!
Flfi:‘s“s:s:’:°°iq;.i2,‘s.s“iia€iiEréL‘l
glbsfyuo Nkatnriél, cter Mills. °¢°~ °'°
ta. D. BELL. ion Sydi\,gg'nS"¢o ,_,,
 
“A record-breaking clearance sale Ol
surplus stock, overcome at half
price, men'l stylish tiveed lvflg Oval;
costs, 36_ to 44, all at half Pl'l°¢-
coats to‘choose from. $10-00 “UM”
for. $5.00, $12.00 coats for 3630-
Paton'|. 1'26‘l2l'
lllli In
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Y -‘fflli flannel shirts for comfort, the l hour of affliction.-Corn.
workiuu nian's or professional man`s
shirt, grey, striped or blue, ; off at
::Suppose you were a merchant and
ml QUEEN S COUNTY
city yesterday.
J. 1'. Crockett, Montague, came to
the city yesterday.
Ph_illiD Bridges, City, will leave ear-
ly next week for California.
Annie Easton, Hampshire, is visit-
ing friends in Charlottetown 'and
Central Royalty.
On January 29th H. R. Belllwill
preach at New Glasgow at eleven
and seven. There will be special
singing at the evening service.
Nex`t Sunday, Jan. 29, Rev. E. E.
St:/l~°,8 will preach as follows: Clift-
on, Lot 48, 11 a.m.; Mt. Herbert,
2.30; Pownal, 7. .
Large quantiti-es of hay and straw
were changing hands in the city yes-
terday, having been brought to the
city on drays. The country roads
ale unfit for sleighing and the farm-
ers are doing their hauling with
carts.
Local followers of the running game
will be interested in knowing that
.lack Donaldson. the South African
professional sprinter, ran 150 yards
in 1.4 seconds at Kinibel'ly, Cape Col-
ony ou Saturday last. This a new
woi-l<i's record, bettering hoth the a-
mateur' and professional records. The
amateur record for 150 yards was
made by R. E. Walker, of South Af-
rica, in April, 1909. He covered the
distaiice in 14 1-5 seconds. Walker
since then has turned professional.
Harry Hutchins ran 150 yards in 14
.Q seconds in 1837. This hasstood as
the professional i‘cr.oi'd sin(-c that
tiiuc.
The following.: extract fronia letter
received in this city will he of inter-
est to a wide circle of' friends: “'Iliosc
of us, alas now getting fewer year by
yenr, who remcnihcr the late Colon-
el, the Hon. John Hamilton Gray, U.
lil. G., will be .interested to hearthat
a recent military gazetts has ap-
pearcd announcing the promotion to
the rank of Major of his son, Arthur
U. Hamilton Gray, of the Royal Can-
adian Regiment. Major Hamilton
Gray, alter serving eight years in the
Leinster Regiment, was appointed to
the Royal Canadian Regiment with
the rank of Captain. He is at pres-
cnt stationed in Halifax, N. S."
The fishermen of Little Sands High
Bank and White Sands have been
pleading, with the Government; for
the lasttthree years tu give them si
boat harbor or ri place of shelter
somewhere along their shore in order
_to save their li'/rs or their boats in
times of storiiis as it is a most dan-
gerous coast. ln thc spring their on-
ly remedy is to put out heavv moor-
ings und anchor their boats out in
all kinds of weather. Ilast summer
several of the fishefrmen lost their
boats. Some of tlresc fishermen have
two gasoline lioats in the fainlly.
'l`hc law of the coiinf.ifv provides for
the arleqiintn production of fislierineii
so as to give them every chance to
carry on this great industry. The
government should see to' it that
these people have redress witliout de-
lay. They cannot put public money
to better use than in building a good
boat harbor for these sturdy fisher-
mcn unfl help to kcap the voung men
at home, which will he a. lasting ben-
efit to the country.
:tJohn McQuilln.u & Co. hiiy dressed
hogs, orguns attached. 12-l2dtf.
cnrs  rits
Mcllonnld _
Philips Perry Gatllunt Adaina
Arena To-night .
Doyle Gillespie lleiiessey
Murunirliuii
"'Aheg”i,~ wells
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. The Thrifty Scotch §:;°,.;i%“.d3§f§.;; §....°§§?§. "Sd   
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Love a Bargain -We ;.;’:..”. €.§..“.?.“.i“n.¥.°‘;. .53..i...§’;;‘. . .   1
1 ell our exper ence encoiirages us 'o if .
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Pa`mi,ns,many bargain 1-----s _ _ V 
linesfhf dress goods,i =, THE 1 
Scolth’ Wraps, Scotch Peoples Theatre:
lilanltels,scolcli fweeds,
scotch cloths. scotch
linens, scotch llillll
hams, scotch carpets.
'I`onight’s Photo Plays
Love-Luck and Gasoline.
The most seiisatlminl photo play
ever Issued hy the Vitagraph.
Russian Wolf llunf
erelt i as atrav
When letters blur glasses 5
are required. Docs it ever
happen .to you when reading
» that the object appears a
complete mist, blink your
e ee or rest them A moment
i all ls right again. That
means glasses are required.
Delays are endnngeroiu to
light. '
_ Liiiigaulillia at Loeehismifha , <
scotch luioleumsscolch
tarfans. Sale lasts four “;",';,§',';,,§!;_°"‘ '
more days. 1-4.' 1-3 and riiw wittmis
many 1-2 price. Ye are _ _ M, ,,. ¢,,,,,, _
A tl gets past them foo
AND
i. dr; uuiguesou
Peter Brodie, York, was in the'
ccive oAfAhYschemc “more effective in
destroying competition and enhancing.
prices than this agreement wa and
the entire trade of (‘anada.” _
Here is a. case of watered stock,
l>&Y1l1g a 50 per cent dividend on ac-
tual callital. Then note what Judge
Clute says. Would a reduction of the
tarifl to a revenue basis "destroy"
an industry that pays 50 per cent
under the present tariff ? Let the Ex-
aminer answer. _
._~ One of the winter steamers is ply-
ing reirularly -between Georgetown
and the mainland, hut there is yet
no telephone 'between the railway
station and other. points on the ls
land. The telephone office for the
town is at a long distance away
lropi the station. The grievance is
an old one. `One~ winter there was a
telephone connection with the sta-
tion, but it wus cut off. The Railway
and Telephone Company should set-
tle their squabble and give their pa-
trons andthe shipping and travelling
public the greatly needed accommoda-
tion.
Next week in the Second District
will be devoted to political oratory
by the candidates and others. The
meetings will begin at Mayfield on
Monday next and will he continued
through Milton 'and Kinirstou on
Tuesday, Afton Hall on Wednesday,
Hunter River on Thursday, Rustico
Bank on Friday, and Wheatley River
on the Monday following. All will
he evening meetings, except that at
Milton, which will open at2o'cloek
in the afternoon.
MAN EllSES HIS
CONSCIENCE CHEAP
NEW YORK, Jun. 23-George W.
Tuttle, who until recently kept a gen-
eral store at Lakeside, Long Island,
30 years ago trusf.ed u boy for s
1`»‘.'.;'»l| oilskiu cout. The lad disappear-
ed.
A few days ago .fi linndsoine liuiou-
siiic di'ev.' up in front of 'l`uttle's mo-
dest little home. Out stepped it pros-
perous appearing man attired, not in
oilskin, but iii o. fine fur-lined coat.
He told Tuttle his conscience had
troubled him for 30 years and lic
wauted to relieve it by paying his
debt of $2.50. Tuttle took the nionc-_v.
“Did the constriciice-sti'icl€cii :nun of-
lcr to pay interest upon that $2.50 '."'
friends have since asked Tuttle.
_ “He did not, and I nevcr thouclif
i ask him," said the stoiclieepcr.
"i`.\'l‘E OF Oixio. l‘i'rY 011* 'l‘o|.aI>o.} ss
Lucas Couurv _
FrnnkJ Cheney makes oath tlint he is
senior partner of the firm of l". J. Ulieiiei
It Oo, doin >' busim-ss in the City uf'l`olerl¢
flouutx' null State uioresairl.:~\i\ri ihnt san*
firm 'A ill p:\.v the sum of UNM llUi\'l>ltEl'
li'.)l.LAlt.~l for each and every anne uf flat
wrrti that cannot be cured hvthe use ni
iiaii'-i t;n.n-i-ii cui~.~. l<'i<1\.~1K.l.cii_icz~il<:_\
_-#worn to bi-foije me and subscribed in
miflprescnca, this Gth day of l\eceml>ei‘
A .isss ,
(sean A, w. <ii.i~:A=oi\. _
_ Notary Public.
Hall’a Oatarrh Uure is taken int--riially
moms ee
F. -I. CH_ENEY &. UO., 'l‘oled0.().
Sold by Druigiats '15c _ _
‘_'l‘uke Hull’u aniily Pills for constipa-
iion. »
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'I`A}'llFll‘ CHANGES T()
BE ANNOUNCED.
0'l‘I‘AW`A, Jan 26-This afternoon
Mr 'Fielding will make a statement
regarding the details ofthe tariff
changes arranged under the agree-
ment coinple/ted ut Washington.
At the sonic znoincnt the particul-
ars or the ngroenient will be c-ornniun'
icated to (‘ougres=~i by a special mes-
sage from President Taft.
ilrrlinnrily such changes come into
effect. whenever announced; but in the
present case the changes will not he
iirliciafmcil until hoth pnrllaments
have had an opportunity for the full-
est. ilisciission. (itinser|iiciitiy the dc-
hute in the Vaiiinliaii liouue oi' (ioni-
mous :nay lit poecponett.
'll/liimrtl'i-i Tlinimi-ut Co., Limitcfl.
Sfrs,-I have used your lVl|uard‘s
Liniment for the past 25 yeais and
whilst I have o~casionnlly used oth -i'
liiiiments I can safely say that l
have never used any equal to yours.
If rubbed between the hands and in-
lmled frequently, it will never fail to
cure cold in the head in twenty-four
hours.
lt is also the Best for bruises.
spruins, etc.
Yours truly,
J. G. l.l~lHl,lI~l.
Dartmouth.
There. are others, but therc's none
as good as Hughes' Cough Mixture for
that hacking cough. A dose taken af.
bedtime will stop the cough, sod
your sleep will he undisturbed. 25r.
per bottle at Geo. E. Hughes, the
people's druggist. / 1-27d2i.
Make a note of this-Prowse
Bros. Ltd . are making a free dls-
tribution of the returns for the
last two oleotlonsk Those inter-
ested In the coming byo election
can get them from an application
to the firm. f-zeaci
"(lleai'iug out the dress goods
stock, black and colored goods are
includorl in this sale. l‘aton's. l-2-idtf.
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ous sulrfnrces ofthe system. Send for 'asti-
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The Kinddl cu Have Always Bought, and v-‘lzlcli has 'leon
in usa for over 30 years, has borne the sigiiiituro ot’
and has been _:undo limit-.r ‘lim 'por-
 sounl sup<;i'visiou since-its iiifaiwy. .
f ° Allow no one Lode circ you in fliisi. -_
All Counterfcifs, Imitations and “Just -us-good” are but
' Experiments flint trifle with and elnthtiigcr tho In-aitli or _ »
Infants and (.‘hiIdrczl~-Experience against I-Expt-.i-imeut.
T What is CASTOREA
Castoria. is zz. lmriiiloss suinfitizto for (_`.:ii-lim' Oil. Pure- '
gui-fc, Drops and Sootliuip; 5i._~_.'r:ip.~. It is l‘l<~aisni.r. It
contains neither Opium, liiiiipliiiin na-r ntliur }¢.\i'cotln _
substance. Its ago is its giiur-unite-\-.. l .. ....1'oy:i Vs ormu l
und n.llu.ys Foverislincsri. It t-i;|'<~s f)i=\rrliu~:\ an l. ‘.\ intl.
.dih lt relieves Tcetlilng 'l‘i‘onblos eu.-i~..~4 t)¢\uf<¥7l‘"‘l‘"'
and Flutillency. lt sL.~:sii~iil:|.tc~i the Ll"-mil. I'\.‘-|:""»"‘»*f-" UI"
S1-,gmqcli mid Btwrcli-i, giving lienlff.-y .md imuirnl .slm~.|».
]llu‘L!.vr’.~4 l~‘rion»|.
csnuiue QA,$j§'T'()RE_.f3, atwnrs
:nrt-.zrfz ci’ '
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The Kind You liars lllusys Bough
ln Use For Over 30 Years. Q
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SPARK FROM FINGERS
SETS FIRE T0 DRESS
WORCICSTER, Jan 23-An electric
spark, generated by the friction of a
gasoline saturated cloth rulibcll u-
guiust it di'i_~s.-:, und leaping from thr-
fingers of Mrs. John l". Kellclicr, '.\'ifc
of the pi'opi'ict,¢»i' of the New Park
Hotel, set fire to the inflaiumublc
gas, burning up the dress.
Mrs. Kelleher's presence of mind in
sniothering the blaze in a heavy rug
prevented .a serious fire in t.lie hotel.
When the fire departmeiit arrived,
Mrs. Kelleher was found weeping over
tlie charred remains of the tliwiss.
Alrlioiigli the sparks fuiicd to mat-
crlali'/.c on trial by Supeiintcndeiit
'Mlliaiiisoii of the in.~:\irance patrol,
several old iii‘ciiien who responded to
the alariu had heard of similar cases
and were willing to vouch for the ac-
curacy of Mrs. Kcllehc1"s story.
_l\Irs. Kelleher said that she has frc-
quently noticed the spark efiect.. She
seeius 'to he 0. good generator of elcr-
tricity anrl has detci‘uiiricll to leave
all gasolciic cleaning in the fxitiiru to
'ter fuss inuixnetic maid.
SALOONS CLOSE l0
HELP OUT LECTURER
.__...
Il(l(‘I-Il<lS’I`ER. N. Y., Jan. 23-
_lilvory saloon and hotel bar in (len-
cva was closed for two hours Satur-
tlny night during a lecture in the
opera house by the Iiev. J. A. Mc-
Uuaig of New York on “l‘urity." Mr.
McCuaig is vice-president of the Na-
tional (lliristian League for the Pro-
motion of Purity and has been con-
ducting a campaign in Geneva. and
vicinity. .
When the liquor men heard of the
lecture they held a. meeting and not
only decided to close up during thu
lctztlire but fn iiftrlill il..
llll\N SEWED lN MULE
Cl\RCllSS NON lNSl\NE
l3l.AIRSVll_~l.l<l, Ga., Jan. 23-Bnr-
low lirown, the man who was sewed
up in the tarrass of ii iuule while in
nn alleged iiitoxiratctl comlition by
iioiiir couzpaiiioiis ::c\'c|'zil wr-eks ago,
has gulls insane as the result of
blood poisoning contrat-ted from the
mule carcass.
The four men i't'-spiiii-.sililo for the
practical yoke, it i:'. .<:».iu, have fled
the country. llrown is not expected
to rccrivcr.
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“The Crystals will have to go some
to win from the Abbics tonight. as
,the losing of the game would make
:things look pretty blue for 'the Alicg-
weits chances of the Trophy and they
are determined to win at the finish.
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"Muruaghan, Doyle, Hennessey and
Gillespie make a pretty slick forward
'line and the (lrystal defence will have
to he n regular ntonewall to keep
them from scorimz. l-~2';llli. V
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Box For had to Take Home
lt`.~= a pretty custoine tliis--of l)a<l faking home a liox of
I\i~ils<»|i's Cliocolatcs for the week-eiid. It's a courtesy and
kiiuliiuss- to every iueiiibcr of the fuiuily ~-c.~'.peciull_\' io wife and I
_ \\'e li wi' a special paelcage for this weekly gift'
The
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lt is clear, pure, uiii
lnisirs
is soft and sootliing fo the eyes.
, l’crgnllou.....  --
Qgallons for...  -
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is the best for all purposes
]>|~,1i;‘\- _-\~"rr.il is ilu- clcufiiz.-'t :intl lit-st laerosciie oil on cartli.
l ulorless and will prove lic-.st for all pur-
Iior iiiculiators it will give just the i'i;.§lillic;1t iiuiforui U
and satisfacfoi'y._ for hii\lI’~" ll Sl\`*;~*`_ 3 l’fl"lll f‘i°7‘¢lY l'l»§lll llml
lry l`iii\tl`.~' astral-llic lust
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welc0me"€0mc'Pat0n‘c°l 5 cents Admission 5 cents 1 `
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absolutely unslirinkabll-there are no 'irritating burro-
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finished-exceptional value--in heavy weights at medium
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