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PAGE SIX 'mn mrnsr News THE CHARLO'l"i‘E'1`OWN GUARDIAN _ rmsu- or aus
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FEBRUARY 1, 19145
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"TE ima Kiuos lgolullr cnilinuu’
 Q once: in Hontmw. Cavt-
 “ _ and in Bourls, A. J.
W. A. Johnstone, _A¢ent,
McDonald, Agent.
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mundane matters. The body politic
of the city of Montreal had been so
utterly imbued with crinn that the
rich promise of the city's future was
in danger of being completely spoilt
unless some drastic measures were
llllervous Women ll
promptly to the gentle laxa-
Manilian. _ __ __
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will ind tlial: Nature responds uernsnsou-BEER-Ar me home
I the bride af- M°l1lf°5“" °“ wal*
~ SECURITY
...The latest news, first. of all.
~» I "APnt ii Sli "isacurelll
" .___" ‘forthe bl)u:s€m'pSee lots. St Peters Johnstone, agent, and in Bouria and
tlsiug and snbsalptions in.loota¢ue_
rl vicinity should be Paid to W-A.
taken at once, and during the next_
o _ _ Rev
n¢§_d,_,y tue nineteenth lust. b! _
David Wright, Miss Winnifred B601
` ...All amounts lor Glardlan adver-'
tive effects, and the helpful
week they would hav an pp tunit . .
e ° or Y tonic action of '
‘ .ll Ph rson.
of cutting out this cankerous grower. to Daniel C 0
__ , Bay Tueshy nigh¢_1.~¢,bma|~y lsr, vicinity to A. J. McDonald, agent.
'T gli?" 1 ` c_¢" ulnc _  _
. ' -f, » ._ ` ..."If you ‘want to laugh see the '
ll Z I "s am t co" at St
. 11-Ildrtf.
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campaign in his city and enumerated
a number of evils existing under the
present conditions.
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ar  r S Peter`s Bay Tuesday night February
” 'P'  iiiuriiui 
Little Liver Pills.
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$eePar»8l.-he Wrapper nemv.
Vu-ya-¢nnl`»ae;y'
huksysalan. ~_
CARTERS l3."!3‘..'.‘.‘§.'.‘.
__ rlllllueuslrss. ,O
_ P u FUI CUISTIPATIII
rn uunv ml. .,,
' IN IIHAPAUII
UN SUNDAY
b
'Do make and keep thesellkleloldisn
healthy and ltr_<_>;s, is simply to maki-
' ang keep b of the right quality
an nan .
~ 'l‘h?s is _i_l;_st what Hood’s Sanaparilla
does-i\_ pe the little soldiers in your
blood to ght disease for yon.
lt enres serofula. eczema, eruptions, ,,
catarrh, _ . _ _
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our blood an the mllom
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oorpuoeioo that defend you
t disease.
rheumatixm anemls,norvons gn
dylpepsia, neral debilty, and
' on the uhm evvtem.
.-. _-.B L_.. A _.___ .__. ._.L__
. life was done but in vain. She leaves of
CURE SICKHSADAOHE
._ _ . . .l to
moum a. husband and one dough- kfl
dr--w Reid of Summer:-side are sisters be
reference. willb,-'eceired ir iiudenizned
Tenders slslirgvzgu ic n rnlh,uilh gc of
no fo noon on l‘e_h l9:h next ‘lolm i>ei<ons will ‘
ing to make chef.-e for it I o Duiryin
___. _.l‘If you through indolence, ignor-
ance or inactivity, allow these vam- .
The <l08¢ll lU0l‘ mace Hlf C`l'3PBUd pires to be again returned as your
_ I Sunday even=n._,_ of Alu: 'E hos re_presentati_ves you are equally guilty
I  N. '|1|p|| [WEL h__ge__sO__ The deceased who vas in with them in all their acts of graft
‘ ' an
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er. Mrs Walter M. Lea of Victoria. §€"‘
t
  Mrs Bourke of this city and Mrs An- mat me pulpit of the Church should
, 1 _ _ o campaign but he had never believed
me (ecewell ,that the 'whole duty of the christian
` Church was to nurture the spiritual
- -== l=**'----- life to the total exclusion of all-
d dishonesty, and must take your
1° 77l~l\ 5'*‘l“` tl ll" 35?' had bee” share of the consequences." This was
l only u very short time, the end the burden of a sermon delivered to
l'0lfl|£§DlPl.lX|Dl coming very sudden1y_ Au that lov. his congregation Sunday night in the
F.
ml omuvxnn -».v  _ __ d _d d t mlon her irst Baptist Church, Montreal by
"*'°l77°|'“N°- 'lug' all 5 coll 0 0 P g the Rev J. A. Gordon, D. D., father
John P. Gordon, City, and well
own throughout this province. The
gentleman began by saying that
was an almost unheard of thing
devoted to an address on the civic `
f its buoy soap in delightfully refreshing fo "
Anocmdon _ ,Dm bath and Toilet. 'For washing underclothing
_ _ _ "'!'.~s.ll..1l-I rsow, il
' ' : '- _ l sec’ _
, _ C,
unoquallad flleunses and purlflee.
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THE MORNING PAPER.
Some Reasons Why it Hakes Thi'
B0!! l<lVel’€lllnl Hedlllm.
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`;_ut':’_:i‘£_"_ °‘“°l°'|“g”_t° £3: Corrected for every Wednesday and
deaths, forces her to read lt. Bu
The Morning Paper is before her Bee
all day long, and it ls she who is Potatoes 25-
doing her household duties, arranging Eg
sad improvin the a pearalce of her
e, that thse missiil’ and necer sum' “jo
luueruuluslsl '”
1-.. ii 'fini ,.1  no
out-dgoisoand a mlainfglgrg
ishin diet are all’ good and
help ul, but the most import-
f
ant of all is
$cull’s Emulsion
It is the Standard treatment
prescribed by -physicians all
over the world for this dread
disease. It is the ideal food-
medlcine to heal the lungs
and build up the wasting
body.
LLL DBUGGI STB
om g sary 9*
ielel of furniture, rugs, carpets, Po
 
ARDC
lil.l'ICl10N 0F
0M MlSSl0NERS 1-
'Vlll Ellllillllll
pursuance of an Act of the
Bend l0c.. nnmedmnr and this nd. for sux.
beautiful Bavlllxlgy k and Uhild‘| Hkslch.
Book. heh ba coahinnaGoodLuckPenny,
SCOTT & BOWNE
126 Welllnpon St.. W. - TORONTO
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To the Electors of Ward Fi'~`»
Ladies and Gentlemcu;-- l
I havelieen requested by A very
large nuigber of<infln.entia1 electors
of our Ward to offer for re-election G
for Cou 'éillor at the fort`icoming D1
civic ¢»i¢¢;ion,»_‘l rake 11115 Orsof- ll,
tuuity of solicit. g your support. 
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If 5 ou dc; 'lille *he honor of reelect-
in m I will endeavor as in the I
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*OF* ma
In pursurance of ‘au Act of the
the reign of His resent Ma'-st\
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   lying Iudward \ II., Chapter i7 in- L
tituled "An Act to Consolidate and
Amend the several _Acts incorporat-
 ing thc City of Charlottetown.
_ A ___ __ ___ I _ d I do hereby give PL'ni.lc .\Io'riciz
ouera ssem y, o us s an , that l E1 ¢' f M f tl
ade and passed in the 5otli year of slid é?ty_ae,§dl(;r; 0;: ,:§§rt0(1rer:f
ie reign of Her late Majesty Queen as
iCl10fl3~. Cll9PlCf_ 3. llllllllled City Council for each of the ‘Vards
Charlottetown Water \Vorks Act, Numbe,-5 ,_ 2 and 3_ of Said City
337. and Of fllli ACY Of 61Sl VlCf0- and of two persons to serve as Com-
neral Assembly of this Isla ur`~
de and passed in the 3rd year n'
PC
a Common Councilman in the
You Know
wnliour. napping wiiiiiii uni i -- |
reliable Opicfca service will give
you the greatest. valueand tba most
llllllll' satisfaction for _your munep.
lfyonrmss comes wil. in the fie d
ofan optlclan you are sure ef hav~
ina the work done correctly at our
office. if medical treatment is med -
ed not glances, you are enually fuure
that your mong cannot purchase
(lessen of up' e health of youi-
cyos-our reputation-these things
" suunemm MARKETS
Saturday Issue
tter per lb 13 t0 25
f (carcas par lb) 5 to 8
ww
Cell Everywhere. In Boxes as cents.
_ gg 25
tg 40 to 41
rk 9!
Hides 9) 'D
Cornmeal per bag 100 lbs $2 to $2.50
curtains or other necessities. show.
up the plainest, and there could be'
no more opportune time for a dealer
to tall about the new goods. the new
styles and the bargains edited. 10'
leading matter, and the long, all-
the day or week.
In ip majority of homes the news
in its entirety, an opportunity which ` '
it would be nothing short of criminal ’ LEAN_DUKE-At the home of tl1°
to neglect. Dr. Gordon in continuing .. _ . MC ___ wedusduy the nineteenvh,
spoke on various phases of the civic _ ii;-_i ;_.___pDD wright Miss Catherine
U
Louisa Duke in william A- M”‘l
Lean both of Montague' __ 1
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CAMPBELL-CARRUTHERS-All l-he
residence of the bride's fa\\.\er, Ou
Jany 26, 1910, bl’ l-he Rev Jas] Mac!
Dougall, Arthur I. Campbel 0-
f‘apq Traverse to Eliza E.. Yollllg
est daughter of Robert Carriithers
of Augustine Cove.
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DIED.
111-‘rv-suddenly in this city. Jan?
ai, 1910, i-mick Duily. aged "0
years. ’
Funeral this, Tuesday all-¢l`ll°°l‘ at
3 o'clock, from his brother's rc-
sidence, Michael D\1llY‘» cor of
Prince and. Richmond Sl-\”€'°l'»S~
.., ii.. ..`... . ._ ... .. 1. .. ... .; []N[}[ ll(]R[ l||[ - .
The Morning Paper gives not only
the housewife but every member of
the fanlly an opportunity tn read
lt. _
The Morning paper is read at the
breakfast table, again alt home at
noon. on the trains, in the restaur-
ants. It is read in doetor's oiuilces,
professional ollcee, clubs, hotels,
cafes, barber shops. It ia read by
daylight everywhere you go by both
employer and employee.
It is a known fact that throughout
the world, possibly with a hall-dozen
exceptions, the papers with editorial
induence and national reputation are
Morning Papers. _
With these facts in mind, the busi-
ness man who is looking after the I
llull ll lull
That Dodd’s Kidney Pills
will cure the Deadly
Brightls Disease.
Martin O'GradY Sllllend From
B ‘ lil' D' use for a Year. but
rnrelgpids nlesileiile Kidney Rcmvdl
Cured Him.
EMMETT, Renfrew Co., Out-. -lan-
(Special.)-That. the,0ne sllre cure
` ~ » - dly
real money-spenders of the family to 101' Bl'1Z_l1f» S 5150888. ¢l1_¢ m09l_d““ _
interest in his goods will consult his Ol Bll_k1dl_l¢l” dlflwses- ll; ?°d€h° 16236
paper ll practically the bulk of the “EY Plus ls “gm” l”°" n e
. . . _ 0
f Martin O'|.lrady of this place. And
best interests by placing hs an _
npuncemmts when the women Wm Sir the benefit of other sufferers, Mr.
read them. S
Grady has given the following
tatement for pnb1ication:‘
"For over a year I suffered from
.~rr.i~l'i: orOiiio, i_Ji-ri- oi-'l'ui.cno, \_ .~s. B;-ighfs disease. I was attended by
l.l'L‘.As (_‘0UN'l‘\'
I
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he is senior a
partner of the firin of F. .l.Chaney dt Co..doin¢ 2
business in the City of Toledo. County and
Stale aforesaid. and that said firm will pay 2
the sum of ONE HUNDREI) DOLLARS for a
each und ovary case of Catai-rh that cnnnnt be
doctor, but he did me no 30011- My
ppetite was fitful, my sleep broken
nd unreireshing. My memory failed
ic 'and I vvaa always tired and nerv-
us. I had sharp pain and pressure
t the top of my bead.
cured by the use of Halls Cotarrh Cure.
"Being advised to try Dodd's Kid-
I’ l I bou ht a cou le of boxes
 been o_ondu&d of late years. vv
g °» . .
past] to the best of111>` ablllly 1° L
cit ','and especially \\'ard Five. ‘P
ISAAC L. LANE.
ARD <-
To the electors of Ward Two.-
" Ladies and Gentle-liieii: I beg to so-
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re-election to a seat at the Cir;
. Council Board. The present year -
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ter of Civic Government. The
quest on of the continuance of per- of
manem civic improvements and \V
` other important matters will be de-
cided upon. I ani prepared 1051117’ °f
streets. squares and side walks, and
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to add to the comfort 2 ¢ fl. v'!1V€11
:un re-elecu <1 that the interests 0
g .
l will at nll_tirnes_ work for due econ-
i-Qqdld. '
To the 'electors of Ward 4.
‘ Ladiesaiid C°ntlenieu;-
` ’ ` A'.rhe refines* cf 'i large number 0
of eiectorg,_of vyaif 41have_con- 0
sented toniomliiali asa candidate 0
election tak: liS \PP0fl\1l1ll)
to res;e~ _ y clii Y°“l' 5“PP°l’l- 0
lf ence- _ him] endeavour to 0
11,1111;-_\»,~¢'--' rests of thi D
city any .. aid fcur.
-TAYLOR, O
1-izdgw. ,,
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To the lihectors of the City of Char- G
lottetown:
Ladien and Gentlemen:-Having
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In
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influential citizens to offer again as Of
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ers and Water Supply for the Cityof N
Charlottetown, I have consented to
,_ do lo. For the past two years I
 have served as a member of this
the largest' income since the introduc-
tion .of the sys't`sm Into Mnrlotte-
'; this 'report how eatlactetdy this Yi
. ,, _ _ Vranch of our civic activities has W
A In soliciting 5 continuance of your
__  confidence and support,_I also wish
 to take advant s of this
 Charlottetown for the handsome vote
2. C39- l2» llllllllled "Cll3fl0ll¢- mon Councilmen in the said Couii
, further the best inte,-es-is of thc town Sewerage Act, and of all Acts eil
A11`1EIl<lm€Ullll€I'¢0f allfl lil flfldl' offfliree persons to serve as Com
, 5 _ . . _ ,
- Faitbfully yours, tio_ii(it_l)ie_:';t§_._)_ g___e PFBLIC .NO____ 2i:_oii Councilmen in the said Coun-
_ Inmdsp ' ICE that an hlection for THREE being in 311 a Mayor and Right
WILL Bi; HBLD oN
WEDNESDAY
in i-omuprofraiid iiiflwlce fn rl.. su. my of rhino.-y A. n WILL BL HELD ON
mo
, “ill be mmt im Onan; in the mat At the Several places that is lo say The 31|) dgy of l`¢b|»q;|»y_ A_ [)_
In Ward 1, at or near the lioiise |9|o `
F. McKenna. Queen Street,near .
men l At the several places,that is to say:
'In Ward 2, at or near the house In Ward l» al Ol' 11°!" lll¢ ll0llS0
Mm Thom” Conu0“y_ opposite of_F. McKenna, Queen Street, near
port the policy of permauen‘ work Mr.R. Heart's \\ arehouse. Sydney “ atef- _
and will do all I can to bring Street, between Great George and In Wafll 2, at 01’ 11631’ ll1¢ll0\1-*`@
about impmvemems in our prince Street of Mrs. Thomas Connolly, opposite
In \Vard 3, at or near the Market Ml'~ R-Hear"-'5 W3fEh°“5€~5§'dU¢}'
will support reasonable suggesiioui House. Street, between Great George and
In Vi/ard 4. at or near City Hall, Pflme 5ll'°Cl-
' ence ol citizens. lpiomise that if corner of Kent and Queen Streets I” “yard 3-al 01' M91' the lllafliel
In Ward 5, East, at or near Mrs. H°“~*"f- _
the citizens living in Ward 'Iwo Heustis Shop on Great George In lfvafd 4» al Of 11931' Clll’ Hall.
will not be ne lected and that I Street. l Comel' ‘lf Km" and Queen 5ll'°¢l5~
_ In ward 5_ West at or near In \_\’ard 5, East, at or near Mrs/
l omy incivicaffairs. James McMahon’s Shop on Great lfleustlf Sl1°P- 0” Great GCDTZ?
_ D. J. RILEY, George Street. 5"eel~
and af nie .uid Eiecuouiiie Poli Iv Ward 5. ‘Vest at or near
will be opened at Nine o`clock in .lame-9 MCM3l10U'S Sho? 0" Gfeal
the forenoon and continue open C‘e°l'8° Slfeel- _
uulil Five o‘clock iii the afternoon And at the “alll El°Ctl°U ll1¢ P0ll
of the same day
Degcripfion gf wud' til Five o'clock in the afternoon of
No. l shall comprise all that part the same day'
f Charlottetown which lies south Dncfipflon 0f Wa fill
f Dorchester Street, and the parcel N0 I shallcom rise an that ar
fidf lrk ` P-,'-_°
for Conn m_‘, 0" cortllcomlpg Mmtlm B°ml°_';€; mzlwll as ll" of Charlottetown which lies south
“YY “Trac LOU” 5- of Dorchester Street and the par-
N°~ 2 Shall °°lllPl`l5@ all lllal Pall cel of land formerly ,known as the
fC}iarlotietowii which lies south Mqitmy Barrack Gmunds_ `
l R;_°l“”°”§‘l Street “ml north Of No. 2 shall comprise all that part
0" *Stal* fleet- of Charlottetown which lies south
No. 3 shall comprise all that part of Ri 1, d
f H _ _ _ c mon Street and north f
P‘°l “ Y of Charlottetown which lies .south p0fch¢ste,.St,eet_ 0
‘ lcmflon Slfest “nfl Uoflll °f Rlllll No. 3 shall comprise all that part
d ` '
‘Off 5lf¢°l~ _ of Charloftelown which lies south
N0- 4 f*l12llC0U1PYl§¢all_lll“lP2ll of Grafton Street and north of
of Charlottetown which lies south. Richmond Sh-¢et_
of Fitzroy Street and north of
'anon Sll'“°l~ of Charlottetown which lies south
N-°~ 5 Sllllll °°l1lPflS_¢ illflllll Pi" of Fitzroy Street and north of
been requested by s lark number of °f C?_?{l°ll°l°;ll ylllcl;  U03” Grafton Slreet.
_ izroy . ree_, incn ing e N _ _»h H - H I
a candidate for _Commissioner of Sew- Common of the 'Said Town. of Ctl1a?]gt(;;¢0€3:1?,ri:;|: litelal frm;
omingfign Day "¢¢|||eg|||y of Fitzroy Street, in:lurl*-g the
Feb* 2nd’ A_ n  golllluoli pf the Slld 'l`0¥\'ll.`
|,°u~,|_ During that time 1 have de. At the Office of the City Clerk °m"“"°n D., w°d““d‘Yl
:_°¢¢a_» wr»r:l_ei;f_:vle__r»‘orfl<_>n of my cny Hui. from iliejiioui ofrwelve l"¢l>fU\f12Il<l,A- D. l9l0 I
m° 0 .ll es .."°-_-" “U “P0” o’cloclt noon,until the hour of Four At the Ofllce of the Cit Cle k
m' °' °°'%'i°°"' Tl” "p°d °' 'clock in the afgcrnoon of the same City Hall, from the liourofy'I`welve
a , . .
Bhd
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town Cltllens can also l n from |'orQuali|ieafioa_of_Eleefera lee Aol 5| the same day.
a. C . 8. |nf|fulel"C|\arIotlefo\vn
». For Qualification of llcciors no abc
_,‘f|°,f':_".;._:_°{',_'§fZ¢_,_:';'i f;‘2;" an are uwifa vu.. eq. lr. smseilf
W. W. CLARK,
~ City Clerk ’ City Clerk,
C. PROWSE lB. C. PROWSE, _ ,l
for Ward No. 4 of said City and
for Ward No.5, in the said' City
m One. One Councillor
For Ward Number Two. Ona Councillor
For Ward Number Three. One Councillor
For Ward'N\`|mher Four. Two Councillor:
For Ward Number Five.Three Councillors
will be opened at Nine o'clock in
the forenoon and continue open un-
No. 4 shall comprise all that part
oclock, noon, until the hour of
Four oclock in the afternoon\of
14 ie 19
W. W. CLARKE,
concern you and they oocern us
f‘0l'l0\llll'. We have a reputation
and money to Inseby any unsatisfac-
pory transaction, - Eysu examined
ree.
bilverafon O. Epstein 
mis or orrics ~
presence, this oth day of December, A. D. 1886
1 f Y |'l 8 0 RD l'l'I\l Dll ` alll' |705 k
_ flh"'.t. Sed! l-all ilf - i » ~ »
COMMISSIONERS of SF_“rERS Comm __ _ __ __ _ _ ms Que.” ___ __ o c~,»oin ____n____p;____§_€1pi|;_it_b_r;5:__°do_0_ cure Bright s Disease, _Dial_Jetes, for $315 mum to In atb", ‘t "ML
_ 0 olincilmerl, epre ruling, mwfdamf Ch l`own Sold by all ni-iiggme 75.- Rheumatism laimhago nr hciatica. y
, and \VATER SUPPLY I0! tht City tha Cypy A5 FOLLOWS: l` _ Take Ha1l's Eamlly Pills foreanstfpatlon » D wh°le.‘l° 'ld r°t°u' Th. Tvo usa'
f Cllfl'rl0!l€l0Wl1. For Ward Nu her ` ' ' ` - ara'
ril.aNir|.l. oriicssv. 2
Sworn to before inc mid siibscribud in my t
(Sl1Al.l A. \V. GLFAEON
ey i1S. Z D
nd found relief soon after I started
aking them."
This is only one of hundreds of
No.,._,m.p,.,',uc cases in which Dodd’s .Kidney Pills
l{all'- Cstsrrn Cursin taken internally. and h
iclsdircctl o th bl od d r~ - fa
ave conquered the worst form of
idney disease. They never fail to
_n l“""' " '.  _f y
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|203 IIGOPIIIG COUGI. CIOIIP. ,
asnua. oouels. an0l¢l“l»ooaz
THROAT. CATARIL DlPl\_’lIllA
ui the f
l'v¥.2fa1°f<§?¢.”§v.‘?L‘.uJ°l?&F2J. _
mg “ia when Creaaloll is sped. t sets
4;,¢¢¢|y on use aadthroat. makin] bnuhlll
 °-:..°: :::‘.i -nl:-.°.:..-'.:
'colours of :Julian __-_‘_A _ hu.
f-"-"-’=-'-'-""~‘-‘-’-`l'=-"l:'.:’.%:'::.:.."i2%-.;
 ycea'::.:l.a::e=asluI nu.
he lale D! All Pl‘WlI\l
se d Postal tur De- _
sllrlptivc Booklet -
$i§I.°i'-i".I»i»f.'.“"-:ill l > l
mi] aooth`n| lor the __ ~ <.. 
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l' hy J
ilrilafad l||r0l\» WG- , ,
Leeminl. Miles C0~¢ ,I. »‘
Lima d, A ents. MM' tn' ," '
mel-l3°“‘l‘~ °°' '..°.;Z§Al
CHARLOTTETOWN MARKETS.
Corrected for every Wednesday and
Saturday Issue.
Pork 9} to 10§
Black Oats 44
Bm quarter I 'D 7
Flour _ I6
Datmeal per ewi ".50
Potatoes 30
Hay pressed per ton 09.50 to S10
li-lay loose per cwt 50 to 60.
gli-aw pressed par ton $5.50 to $8.00
Butter per Ib 22 10 28
Egg., 21 to ao
Straw loose cwt l 31
Lamb small 7 l’~° 1.2
Turlnips ` 13
White Oats
Chickens per pair
Hesse
SS
88
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MONTAGUE MARKETS.
.Corrected for every Wednesday and
Saturday Issue.
Herring per bel $5.00 to $6.00
Flour Boiler prueuus :B
(104 pei- qulatal I4 to 5
Oats . 4|
Potatoes per bun ll to I5
Oatmeal per cwt $8.15
Beef per b 1'. to 10
Egg; as
Hay per tea loose |10
Pork 1°!
Butter per lb (creamery) Sl
Barley, per bee ll
Cabbage per dos 75
Hides per lb 10
Turkey per lb. ll
Geese per lb D
Ducks per Ib
Chickens per lh
Wool per lb
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5.'
:so
:-All persons win suave will be il-
terested in the new-»iil~Luna" .Ziafety
Razor imported from England by 'Ilia
Two Macs. For a pleasant. quiet,
clean shave without fear of cutting,
it is the best in. the market Bells
llafs and Caps
HALF PRICE ,
All our felt hats at half ric
off.
patterns but limited stock.
Your choice from these,
Good quality stiff front
shirts. regular 1.40 to r.75
now
Those Coats
,A gréut chance
n Men’s sheep
lined coats.They
include canvas
with learlier fin-
lshmgs a ii d
sheep lin e d.
Other with cord-
uroy aud levlier
co1:nhiuations--`--
all very closely
._ priced but now
, you can have
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winner annoy l _
All winter hosiery,
seem-den im 'im 1 1," , uma.” Mayor of the City of Charlottetown Mayor of the City of Charlottetown;
°" *Ll* Y Clerl:'s 0ffl¢¢. Cl1ll.’l°ll¢f°Wll City Clerk's Office, Charlottetown,
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  ll" ‘M °“d h°t|6\_' .lllllllfi 3l'<l» |910 Jan nary 3rd, igio.
°&‘»' ' _ igaif i-i9d¢f,
best qualities at one
good range of sizes, the I
third off.
Our hats have a prestige
all their own, and this dep-
artment will éohtributc its
share to the sucess ofthis sale.
P ='.
| many caps have the same dis-
counts, other caps at one-third
‘--Bargains ln-
.-Fancy _ Sliirts-
Here’s two excellent shirt
I values. Balance of mcu's soft
front shirts. Big variety of
high quality, regular §i.5o to ._
2.00 now Sl-W I
0ne-Third 01199;-l
our Big "uner-sleek Taking silo” win be ii
Grand Uccasion for Money saving r~f+--
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until Feb 19th we are going
stock out regardless of cost.
new goods awaiting the room
parison and confidentially t
will do the rest.
_ lllen’s and Boys’ Swe
one-third off. arly
again have the same opportunity
earn money for some time.
Fur collars one third off.
fuel! si
-~ -rldifll-i‘l.l§|l'l.`_l§`l
We’ve just completed “stock F
taking" and as a ,result brought to
the surface much more than we
expected to find. So here is your opportunity-
your last opportunity to effect such savings. Wc
can’t do more than invite your inspection/and coni-
Nighf Shirts and Winter Underwear
_Pyiillllls Third off 0ne-Third 0ll
This is another sample Alllines of winter under-
saving for economical per- wear join this “quick
sons..A grand chance to march" movement. The
dress properly for dream- variety include Slanfield's
land---yr ur choice of either Peuman’s Wolseys autl"""""`
night shirt or pajamas. at Watson’s every line popu1_
one-mira off P ` “t
0ilier Values Worth Noting
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You cdn't possibly afford to miss this sale, it will be
thc final “clean upl' of odds and ends, and you may not I
to clear all surplus
There’s much of our
, and this is positively
hink that the goods
aters Hall Price
- This is without a doubt-the best value that iiionev
could buy. All well knit dyed with fast dves and made
with roll neck. Yours while they last at HALF-PRICES
W
offer
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Woollen Shirts I
About llall Price
'l‘ i.‘:e`~‘. still som: splendid
heavy woollen shirts--patterns
l to please every person. \V bile ul
t hey last at one third off '
l-uieirs mu-J
llall-Price
it liout a doubt this
is par excellence.
Men's tweed and _
4.25,
known to the ublir
sale lasts, your
choice at half
price  
, ll lf
worsted pants, "Ty
regular 2.25, to 'r ‘
4_9 .
while uns 
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=Boys’
About 44 boys -
to make your money
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¢v_l.i.r-i'."|- * 2/ l
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.
3 piece suits,
sizes 29 io 33, - -
strong heavy
tweeds all good
wearing and of
good appearance
while this sale
lasts one third
y°‘" éh°i°° at Neckwear 1-2 price audi '
_ - _ . -3 off. off.
» _°“e thlrd. °“  Silk handkerchiefs and mufflers i-3 off. I gi 0,/ylynv/ld
' r~r --_._
as
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Linen collar bargain;
lust a few dozen left'
regular i5 and 2oc each’
“’l’ll° l-hey last, -four
collars for 25e.
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