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The Times ot Feb. 8th publishes the
: The famine is rapidly be-
worss. lt threatens to eelipee
dhasler el this nature. and to
the Gcveramsavs resources. Al-
4.000.000 persons are receiving
and a steady increase in this num-
to be expected. Deaths from
Consumption.
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$.ahcttlsatalldsaless,aEdmaascu.
lbCo..‘l'osonto. as
Besmrkable Reductions in 
All prices oi °
White goods -
sale an 5 says only 2
Watch prodt much ;
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and
In the Book and Stationery line. I
A big stock of school books.copy |
books, scribblers, pens, inks,
pencils, etc.
The latest novels by the leading
authors. Get some to read these
lang evenings.
Framing a Specialty.,
Open evenings. 1
J. gp1§’NsBY.
SURANCE
All leading plans of
Life Endowment and
Annuity Insurance.
Unconditional policies
free from restrictions,
as to travel, residence
and occupations. Men
women and children
insured.
man&. Bn.
Agents .
Standard Life Assurance
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$89!
ur Faith V
with regard to our work.
With a ntah’ of Grst-case work-
man and the beet tools that `
money can purchase, we are l
enabled to represent our work
as strictly first-class rn every
“By our works are we
known.”
SIHVIRI 860..
Founders,
Engineers and Machinists.
Steam Navigation Co's Wharf.
Charlcttatcwn.P.l'.l.
Phcnelm.
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» Jas. Paton & Co. 5 tt. ; l
to any representation we make ll ,
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T" New ”n|°T° L Water Commissioners were not to an p-
The Daily Patriot appeared yester-I,
TUZDAY. FEBRUARY. I3. IQ.
day in eight page form with other evi-n
dences of improvement. In making
these changes our esteemed contem-
porary has conformed to the require-
ments of the time which have long
,since passed the stage of the old~
fashioned “blanket sheet" of four
pages. Its readers will doubtless ap-
preciate the improvement which will
also give increased scope for the
energies ofthe writing staif and af-
ford better facilities for the arrange-
ment of its news and reading matter.
Tas Gnlnman heartily congratulates
the Patriot and wishes it a full mes-
sure of success in its new form.
:THE LIQUUR TRADE IN SUMMERSIDE.
Awarding to a letter from Rev.
W. H. Smith in the Pioneer the aver-
age yearly number of convictions for
violation of the Scott Act in Sum-
meraide during ten years past have
been 21; the yearly average of ines
for such violations $866; the yearly
convictions for drunkenness 30; and
the fines for these ofences $94 yearly.
Rev. Mr. Smith very forcefully com-
ments upon the existing conditions, in
part as follows:
' Can the citizens be satisfied to have
the Scott Act convert d into a
source oi revenue ? It is not used
to suppress the business. It it
is tried, it is either no good or our
omcers are incompetent. How can men
vote to adopt the Scott Act and then
prostitute the Act in this manner? The
present system seems a moat hollow
mockery, and from a civic standpoint
should be infamous. It any of the laws
oi our criminal code were made the‘
occasion tor swelling our revenue-it
ior example the murderer could buy his
freedom and than repeat the crime
how long would the constable or magis-
ltnte or judge represent ui rr our laws?
lard yet in Snmmsrside cur Ins art*
reduced to commercial and linancial val-
ues and open violation, crime and dis-
respect lor law, are not only permitted
but justified by many, and one excuse _
satisiies-°-There is money in the job.”
“Let smallpox come within 50 miles
and people are alive-they want prolec-
tion. It there were 25 cases oi it in ‘
our town annually, there would be no
iudilerence.Fathers and mothers have
saidwith awful meaning that they would
rather see their boy in his grave than
in the gutter degraded with alcohol.
There are many hearts in Snmmerside
in mourning every day. And why ?
Because its citizens eitherde not care
what others suffer or they balance the
money against the life oi their iellcws,
and decide tor gold. It the citizens oi
Summerside will, they can give us civic
righteousness, wt ere respect for law,
clean business and pure moral endeavor
will recreate our social environment.’ ’
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The New Voice of Chicago is still
apparently the same sort of a pro-
Boer, temperance sheet of which we
took occasion some time ago
to complain. The Voice insults
it Canadian readers in this way
quite gratuitously, as the Boer
war has nothing to do with the
avowed objects for which that journal
is published. It also, by its own
confession, denies a hearing to remon-
strants from Canada. Such unfair-
ness in a journal professedly devoted
to moral reform is fortunately rare as
it is reprehensible.
BORN.
At Crapaud. on the Tth inst.. to Mr.
and Mrs. D. S. McQuarrie, a son.
E sed comri>r:1'>sy.° °°°°° H _
; Tomorrow, ~
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Continued From the Filit PNN- V
Conn. Hooper referred ro the unpaid
bil! or the McKinnon estate. Tue
nly any uoods but still he thought tue
Water Commissioners should pay the
bill. 'Inc C.ty Council has enough
trouble of its own. He -congratulated
Mayor Warburton, Couus. Taylor
and Lyons on their r. -election
He thought the Councillozs in ward
5 were all working very hard.
Conn. Taylor said’ he thought the
Council ought to make some move. in
the advising the Water Commissioners
to pay tts bill oi the McKinnon estate.
Conn. Lyons said he thoroughly
agreed with what had been said; the
bill isa legitimate one. The City had
no business to receive the goods without
paying for them. Any improvement
will meet with his hearty sup-
port. It is time tor Chrluzte-
town to keep space with the
other Maritime cities. He was scrry ro
see Coun. Xicholeon retiring from the
Council. He was also sorry to see
Conn. Hooper leaving the Council.
Conn. Crabbe said he wished to say
that the Water Commissioners should
have paid the b;1‘. The Water Com-1
missioners should not be plscingrh-\_
nesponsibilityou the Ccurcll. T_hs billl'
should be settled in an honest and legiti-
mate manner. He congratulated His
Worabi p on his election.
His Worship before pufting t'.e moto _ V;
to adjourn thanked the Councrl tor the ‘
many courtesies extended to h‘m.and to _l
_,ju -,~
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Council adjourned.
H Wm ans au. Evra DsUcu'ruu,”
sighed a pretty woman. whose husband
had just scolded ber for catching cold t
by attending a Christmas dsncs in a;
low neck dress. --Then Adams’ sor.’e
Cough Balsam must be the very thing
to cure you,” said a witty bystander.
26s. all Druggists.
That popular Song “Just O_e Gi|1”\`
and -'Just as the Sun went down,” will'
be sung at the O. Y. B. Concert and Pie ‘
social Kingston on the 15th. Come 1,
with the crowd. Admission 103. 1?
Ladies with gifs tree. jr
Not much tallr,but good;
business - 315 yards pillow l
cottons and sheeting; sold*
over our counters last week. lx
Values that tell-Prices _that A;
sell at Stanley Bros’. white”
goods sale. 13 li
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That people are taking advantage
of the discounts we are giving on
\Vhite Castile Soap and other 3
E  efisir Brushes, Tooth ;
We shall continue this for rest 3,
of month.
Collrates Tooth Powder-a Sn
rticle small eine selling at 5c
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` corset may be among the lot, .i
your size rs sure to bethere, °.' 'ml
we want the room. The ‘ if Trim
carpenters want our corset
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new music school will boo n r th 1 ft °
musical public for instructilsu ict): allle rly for your choice' Prowse
branches ot music, vacancies for two orl Bros? tfi
three pupils 12 ' s
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.IIAKE THIS MFJIO IN YOUR BOOK BEFORE
See Perkin s Line of
Whitewear First ”
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Because the stock contains the kind of whitew& tht
will save money for you
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'1`he cotton, the designs the stitching the whois "Q
, up” of our white wear rs correct in every particular
The prices have been so dxed that you’l| appreciate Ol
values at a glance
That’s “why
We’ll let the white wear tell the rest of the story
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-25 per cent, your favourite I 
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Ias. Paton Q' Co. 13 11
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Better and cheaper than a cow. Put _ ld  H
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Tailors for Ladies and Gmslgeg,
If it suits you give us 160, "L
for 1 yard ot heavy sheeting, ((9 3-Qex
72 in. wide, we are putting
3000 yards in remnants from
1 to 10 yards on our bargain
counter this morning. Come
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,rs absolutely necessary for you to patronize
' Counterpanes and Bachelors  - 1
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