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-LETTER Ol" CONDOLlllN0lll.- A
letter of condolence has been for-
warded John ll. Clark, Bummerslde,
by Berthlier Loyal Orange lsodxe No.
1445, Bummerllde, signed by the
committee, fm. J. Muttart and
John Y. Phillips expressing their
deepest sympathy for Hr. Clark and
his family in their recent sore ber-
eavement.J.
-PROPERTY SALE.-The farm of
Russel Abonrn, Carleton Point, has re-
cently been purchased by a company
composed of E. E. Crosby, G. W.
Dawson, Cape Traverse; Thos. B. Gil-
lesple, Frank Schafer, Carleton, and
J. B. Hinton, Summerside. The
farm comprises sixty acres ol land
and adjoins a piece of land now own-
ed by E. E. Crosby where the car-
ierry piers are to be buiilt. '
-CAPE 'l‘RAVERSE.- Dr. Dough-
erty oi Cape Traverse met with a
painful accident on Sunday week
while walking from the car to his
home he slipped and fell breaking his
leg.-P. S. Howstt of Cape Trav-
erse has sold his ttotter “Campbell-
ton Belle," to F. G. Long, of Tryon
and received a handsome sum lor
her.-Mrs. James Campbell, Galle
Traverse, spent the week's end in
Deegan.-=P. S. and Mrs. Howatt were
visitors to Summerside Saturday.-
The Cape Traverse School has been
closed for the past week. But it is
hoped that it will be opened again
in a few days as it is only a mild
case cf scarletina.
-SAD DEATH.-Further dvtnils of
;' _- _ _._ . . the sad death, briefly reported some
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Women's Bullon and Laced Boots.
Patent and Dongole Lesihen, the
balance of lust seasons stock.
$3-50. $3.00 and $2.75 lines all
up'to date styles, to clear
0n|y $2.00 a pair
See Window. ~
Morris & Smith
127 Queen Street.
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FOUR LIVES LOST
__ iN ciiicaco rim;
CHICAGO. Feb. J.-Three mcn and
to death,
three men were seriously injured and
u dozen others suffered less hurts in
a fire which early to-day ilestroyed
the Iowa hotel, a four-story qrinlr
structure at 330-332 North Clark
one woman were burned
strcct.
days ago, of John T. Mulligan, lor-
nierly of Tryon, state that he was
walking across Sullivan Square in
Charlestown, Mass in the .gm-ly mqn-
ing when an automobile truck owned
hy a firm of milk contractors knock-
ed him down _and__ra_n oner him. Death
was almost instantaneous. Later the
Charlestown court refused to grant ii
warrant for the arrest of the chafleur
holding that he was not to blame for
U10 tragedy and was exercising due
cure in running the machine. 'rue
victim 'was hurried to the Relief
Hospital in the hopes that life
was not extinct. Later his body was
removed to the morgue.
--HOLMA_N'S WINDOW.-Probably
the most interesting and edncarive
show window ever secri in Shining;-_
s.de is one featuring Holman’s Big
Whitewcnr Sale. A beautiful back-
ground H@tfinr,is artistically lniii
with the use of fluffy white “Cotton
BONE" irliilorted direct from thc cot-
ton flelds of the Surfriy So\ith_ Each
one is shown in its natural state,
and the seeds can be felt hy a alight
Pressure of the finger. These seeds
may be planted, and as a house
plant its blossom is very beautiful
and interesting as it changes its col-
or from one dny to another. Ons
may obtain an idea of- the tenuity of
the cotton fiber by consideration of
the fact that it takes from. 14,000 to
20,000 filaments of American cotton
to make the weight of one grain,
while the separate fibers placed end
to end in a straight line, would ex-
tend 2.200 miles within the weight
of a _single pound of 16 ounces avoir-
dupois. It is to this spiral form that
[the possibility of spinning cotton is
ha'I_;h‘:___§‘1f_‘_t”_‘_0;"'s“f*_ B C_l_l5_!_\l> affair, which due. The fibers interlock one with
o__B_y hun _um <3; _c s. Those seri- _another nearly to the end. 'They are
ther into the __I_>___ rom windows, ei- somewhat like a twisted ribbon, a
y or \1pon the spur,little thicker at the edges than the
of the Northwestern “l."_
'l`bc_ dead: .Iumes O‘Gara,
olil Iww Hnvrn, (.`onn,; }i_
Love. barber, .'55 years old
lmiddle. The "cotton boils" are dis-
3'l_i/earslplaycd on their natural stems and
l5‘"“1M“1\\. form a very pleasing embdllished
40 i _  _ i
years old, home aukuoiii-, __Jaiiics,liackgi_~ound border design. The dain-
._ fi
ion strict, link Park, ill.;
also known as Wilson, 27
The dmnuge to the innlfii
timated at ~$15,000. No
given for the fire.
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ll/ blur- ,ty whitcwear, deeply reduced in price,
f`1\1`l i/\BI‘.,is displayed on attractive models
‘CMS 0111. arkling to the character and beauty
‘"5 “"5 PP- Ol the vrinflow and makes it some-
CHUSE WBB thing that slmiilil be seen by every-
,bodyy An exhibit of this kind is ex-
,trcmely rnrc in our northern climate,
but none the less interesting and in-
_structivc_ Hulnian’s have a reputa-
|l.ion for doing things dillercrit and
this is fully exemplified in this in-
stance. und, by the fact that they
,sent tliousunfls of miles to secure the
,natural product for their present dis-
ylilfly. 'I‘l'is exposition ol cotton holls
,makes one dream of "Dixie" and
.think of “Old Block Joe.” ~
::l-Icre’s a good and most complete
treatment for the most stubborn cage
of cold. Rcxnll Cold Tablets arc
used by thousands and recommended
by all who have ever used them.
Large box 25c. Ilexull Cold Mix-
ture, pleasing, efllcient and highly
beneficial Z5c. Both guaranteed by
The McKinnon Drug Co., corner Gt.
Sumuiersldc the guest. of Mrs. P..
-ONI OBNT PII'
sign for advertising dn i
Cash must accompany older i
mum ehar¢0 ffllliiflve NIU. +
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-H. CLARK is Glssliss Ame in
Alberton.I-llsp\\oa_s|o.'f. ` » _
-rut-u~n_i.i,\ ' -, ."
' -'THE i40l\N.\'N0 DAILY 'Guardian
een be obtained-'st Jh,lnsts's.'l‘oases-
isl Parlors. Snmmeulde,
‘-*UP ‘ .
--sPm01AL PRICES for 'quantities
on oil cake, bran and middlingh' at
Brsce's, Bummerside. 1-Illtuflllilfil.
-MISS HAZEL MOB_B] is `» ungr-
dian agent in J. 0. Jal'dlN’s Book-`
store, Banlnerefde. Her DIN 'phone
is 45-1 and residence phone 26.
-MOLASBINE MEAL, the great
English stock food, can be had at
Brace’s, Summerslds. '
1-30MthM4iELh2i.
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-RUBBER BELTING.-You can
save money on rubber halting and
circular saws at Braee's, Summer-
slds. \ 1-3lMtui~iiEf2i.
-CUT HAY WIRE-the right leng-
th. specially soft and tough at lower
prices than ordinarily sold for at
Brace's, Summerside.
1-BOMthM4iEth2i.
-WASHING MACHINlilB.- You
can get the best values :it Brat-e's,
Summerside. Bee the New _Century or
the Triumph made by Dowswiills.
1-31Mtul=iiEf2l.
-SUBSCRIBERS should renew a
week or two before the time they
have paid for has expired and thus
not miss an issue, as all papers are
discontinued promptly on exiiry
date. `
-A FANCY DRESS hockey match
will be played in the Summcrside
liink on Wednesday, Feb. 5th. The
contesting teams will he 1-Iolm1\n’s,
Limited, versus Sinclair & Stewart
and Brace McKay. This game prom-
ises great excitement. Band in nt-
tcndnncc. The ice will be open free
from 8.80 to 10 o’clock to all skat-
ers in costume. Sec hllhd-hillh.
2-1M3l.
\'|ESl ERN PERSONALS
-A. S. Hill, Toronto, ls spending
a few days in Bummerside.-J.
-J. J. Gaudet, Summersldc, loft
yesterday iifteruoon for Boston.-J.
-It was early last week that T. B.
Campbell, 0'Leary, was registered at
-Mrs. M. Glover was a passenger
to Summerside yesterday afternoon
returning from New London.-J.
-Harry McKay of the P. E. I. R.
is spending a few days in Alberton.
--J. `
-Willard Muttart, Summerside,
was a passenger to Charlottetown
yesterday afternoon where he will
spend a week.-J.
-Miss Lizzie McDougall, Summer-
side, was a passenger to Coleman
yesterday afternoon where she will
visit ber friend, Miss Deer.-J.
--A. S. McKay returned to Sum-
merslde yesterday from Alberton
where he gave a very able discourse
in the Meth`odist\Churcb on Sunday
last.-J.
-Geo. Boates of the stad of the
Canadian Bank of Commerce, Sum-
inersids, has been transferred to Al-
berton. He left by the express yes-
terday afternoon.-J.
_.I-I. Fl. Flood, St. John; C. S.
Fisher, Montreal; E. G. and Mrs.
Coombs, Charlottetown, registered
_ Roots
Barks Herbs
l‘hai_huv» in-ent medicinal power, are
failed to ihslr highest efficiency, for
purifying and enriching the blood. as
-.hey are 'combined in Hood'l Saras-
oarllla.
40.386 testimonials received by actual
count ln two years. .Be sure to take
I-lood's SarsapariIIa__
the Amherst Hotel, Amherst. 1
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'THE REASON is PLAIN-The bscrwsriiiiieésen ans reins W ther Man. The Pniwse ba ‘ _éfi=
b 1is=~ i' an a na be] d b  of. _ ble winger- These Sleigh fel# iiifi..  list.
en<iiby}l*;brl1$i;ye»!ist ttilgiviiaiilcleaf r§;il`_€;ntebe cb,ming‘sc°ee:x:s;g:;ni;ust be carried over. So now is  " , `e_ i 
all others toibuy your Sleigh Robe. There is plenty of cold weather ahead-and the values we are giving 
than you have known _before _ _ __ _
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“MONTANA EXTRA” No. 1 Buffalo Robe,U1ade
from No i grade -Buffalo Cloth, whichvery closely rc-
senibles tli_e`.genu_ine fur. It has s strong, heavy Astrach-
an Clothtliaiing, is rubber interlined, making it wind
'and waterproof finished with ~fancy scalloped edge
border, color-dark brown. Awarm hard wearing robe.
54x eiriches, 54x62 inches. 54x72 inches
§s._on soo _ _ ion
GREY GOAT ROBE, medium size," dark color,
well furred. Clearanceprice............ . . . . . .. _ . _ . . .5.W
l BILACK CHINA soar Ross nnae from high
grade chir1a.goat skins, thickly .-furred with long rich
glossy black fur, heavy plush lining, fancy sea loped
edge, a very durable and handsome robe, medium s`1zé_,'
clearance price............   .  . 
BLACK CHINA GOAT ROBE, same as above
only larger size, clearance pri_ce.........  .....l2.`w
BLACK CHINA GOAT ROBE, made from the
very best skins, extra large size, _be;iii_tif_iilly__ 
clearance price . . . . . _ . . . . .-.-.-  _ . . . .. 
MEN’S DOG SKINCOAT, a fine fur coat, made
from large soft pelts. The fur is soft and thick, tofiuni-
form length in a glossy black color. It is cut in loose
fitting style, wide deep storm shawl collar, and lined
with a heavy tweed, clearance price . _ . _ _  . . _ 15.09
MEl\"S PIECED COON COATS, made from the
pieces left over from the making of the best Coon Coats.
\/Vell furred and strongly sewn, they make a warm and
comfortable coat, clearance price......  .............|8.75
GREY CHINA GOAT ROBE made from furf

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imported skins, well covered with long lieavy ~  `,
`!ia.tural grey color. The Skins .arc strongly sewn  ,
each robe is thoroughly cleaned, lined with-heavy 
_` lush, finished with fancy scalloped edge border, ia com- ‘
ibrtable and good wearing sleigh robe, medlqm "Sw
clearance   ..~..»,.=.~i..1 _
GREY CHINA GOAT ROBE sanie 'M above
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' larger size, clearance price . . - .‘ . __ . . . ; . .;.._;".,._._`_f§00__'
_ Giuev onine soar Ross, maesfrsni  `. _
No 1 skins, splendidly lined and trimmed,-“extra " V W
size, clearance price...........-...........,.. .._._.._._.-,_._._._..__.
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BROWN eRizzLv BEAR Ross. 'Dil`i§t*is‘  _
of our best selling robes, and the most durable robe _to
be found on the market.The skins are high grade gisgiy
bear, oil tanned, and are very soft and strong_. t lckly
covered with long Qrown Fur. The robe is 11ned»w`it~`
best quality plush lining, trimmed with fancy scalloped
i Medium size Lai- _size Extra large '
moo i§.°9o ie.-ue  ,1 _
 Miws conunsiil BEAVER coa'r,.e.sirs..sf
our best selling and most durable fur coats,’ ~a. 
1 recommend to stand lots of hard wear. The fur is of at
dark brown color, almost black, and very close and
thick, .leather arm shields, wool wristlets and _laijgee
sl1awlcolla.r,c`lcarance  \
 MENS Raccoon coATs,'naae from ssie¢&s_~
skins. The prices _range from $40.00 to 85.00 =?in(1,_ _e '
values cannot be duplicated in Canada. ‘ ‘ V `l‘_._- ” '
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"“'.=.,*‘;.‘.°‘= PROWSE BROS. Lid. 
;-ilu-i I-_
at the Clifton House, Summerside, side, loft this morning
between 6.30 p. m. yesterday and
6.30 p. m. Saturday.-J.
-P. G. Quinn, St. John; F. G.
Boyd, St. John;- Mrs. E. Gorrill,
O’Leary; A. S. Hill, Toronto; J. J.
Hornby, Bcnj. Rogers, Charlotte- studies.J.
town. registered at the Queen Hotel,
Sunimerside, botwicii 6.30 p. m. yes-
terday and 6.30 ll. m. Saturday.-J.
-Geo. and Mrs. Godkin and ne-
phew, Eric McKay, of Summerside,
were passengers to Charlottetown
yesterday afternoon. _ Mrs. Godkin
and her nephew are on their way to
Montreal where they will' spend the
town where be will spend a
J.
K EITH’ S MAGAZIN
Home decorators ensure
Keith Magazine for
deals at length "with
gives many splendid
results achieved in the
room, the luxurious yet
crowded `
-Miss Majorie Hunter, Albertoi
was a passenger to~Summerslde this and houses of different style to silt
morning to resume his commercial different 1ocalities,each offering
suggestions on the tell-
which every woman H
index to the home, A
planned house for $5,000 is also 43
described besides various bungalows,
2 Blocks East
gestions applicable to any 'sth `S":¢“u,,
plated home. The cost bl k
homes is also dealt with °° 9 east
dening, in February, the
of built-in furniture, etc., timely
and profitable reading. _
The magazine is most artistically
illustrated and printed and can be
secured by writing the publisher Max
L. Keith, Minneapolis, Minn. .:
border. __ ' ° ` ,` \ 
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remainder of the winter. They will
be accompanied by Mr. Godkin aa'
far as Windsor.-J. ‘
(From Yesterday’s Evening Guardian)
--iM. C. McKinnon of Glenaladale,is
is Summerside today.J.
 REPTON Wé
-John A Smallxnan was a pass- i
enger to Summerside this morning \ ' ~ _ _ `  ' .=-
rstnrning from o'i.snry.J. ~ our stmk of Rum" Dmn" WUC is now complete-This is one 'cf one Q
Patterns with dee blue and floral ani I V ‘ ' ' - - - O' 
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iiilrniiiniigriinin ifienrrsriifi. em D . re 1110611 eguiircd éiaticrn. 6 y q_ ' ’ ' “  ',':.
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I-Hon. James A. McNeill, Summer- Te Srt e 8 97 Pteces  ”°"°"  "'°‘ " ‘°""°'°“‘°'°-~-'~ -~¢~v~Clq-§9__._',;
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Get lt today. Bold by all dnigllltl
elastic ribbed tops. _ _
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“Black Prince" hose I ' i ' ` ‘ 3 g ‘ 0 ' I
are ideal for children,  _ i » - _ _ , O ' .
City Crockery-Sunnyside. I `  "`
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,,,,3,(l_apilelizetion _ $ll0,000.00 divided into H00 shares ai $100 each of which $50,000 has been
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_ -._  J- KEIR PhyS5¢5¢11l» 1__A_lll,§1‘fO_t1, P.,  I,  _VV11_.KIl_\flS_O_1_\T,_1,t_1;rc7iant. Albcrton. P. E. I. ~ ._ _
MARTIN M. FOLEY. Merchant, Airman P. 
as f . -1. mix'--ii ii'
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“'_l:,`_2+;l£:,_t§_P¢._I°1_21§1l_5;I_l:3;:_:c;’1_i_'e_<3_;orag§l_i;1T;y;__;i:__   __$7o,ooo_is_uow offered _for subscription on the follgtzing  »_. _At_l¢liti0il_!}_,__l1ti:_i_'_s_cl__iv__¢_»_f_¢¢_\_tures _are set outing
` prndu_cft,_il Celebriftedforhigh quality. , ~ _R _ = ,_'_""*§_“f~,"; , _ terms: _‘ ` _ _ ' .. 21 _ .  lVl\l¢l!»|\PBu§§£1¢h`Forms, maybehsd fmmthe
"I`li'e organizers have engaged a competentfastl ¢X,p¢i‘5¢4i¢¢d . .   ,  ,_ t _.,_, .»      S¢¢,¢f¢m'. ,._,_r,su,.,,~_- _ ' .
have secured an ideal location for tlseclilch and pro- xo p. c. payable with the applicatioii *before Msrth rgtli the   -  ~ ~ 1-
animsls at actual cost of management, help, ._ _ f ’ , __ "f _ ‘ ~ M,
exceed 5 p. c. of the increase. - is 'balance by August ist next. - ' ~ .
Ffhe Alberton ark Silver Fox _ ii Tim'