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Almost every man needs an extra pair of
' pants for work which would spoil a good pair, here's
a chance to get ein at a price of a pair of overalls.
'lhese pants are worth $1.25
But we have just a hundred .pairs too many and ‘
we’ve made the price 7 5c to get them out They are
good stout wearing goods nice colors too and in every
way are in the $1.25 class but yours today for 75c
the pair.
Maris woolen milfs l5c.
' liere’s a good chance to' keep your hands warm
for the balance of the vlinter. These mitts are al
wool and well worth 2 5c a pair but tliere's more of
them than we want to take into stock so out they go
at-5c the pair, every man in P. E. Island can use
a pair,come in and see them to day. A
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The balance of our
winter coats for lad-
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theseelegant coats will not wait for you unless Y°“
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 ur, Whitewear
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_. __ lugt- pow, we are, se ling whitewear at a savm
. of ao pc to 2 5 pc and every article is Zllafanteed lf’ p
tobe new, absolutely new and Pflcedias 1°w as ls/ ‘
possible. - A ~ _~-_ '_
_` You’1l make no investiment _/that will lay AY°“ _'_
such a handsome dividend as our *‘f"ii‘i~*°w°°r‘ DEP' ‘
lady can find at this store` ,the to8S¢"Y "
/Qrvwtw 37%: JH
., sound eggs are carried along and go
:into u. centrifugal separator, revolv-
'lng nt a tremendous rote. Here thc
.eggs are smashed and the shells sep-
'iaratedfrom the liquid matter which
fl flows into a small tank, and is then
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Tl-IE ”QUEEN’S COUNTY GUARDIAN
Head Offices in New Prowse Block---Charlottetown.
Louis Hanson, Boston, is visiting
y.
Alex. Brown, City, is confined to
his home through illness.
Adolphus McAdnm, Selkirk, is the
Joseph Carr had the misfortune t
A horse trot has been arranged t
take pluce on Pownal Buy on Satur-
day. A 2.40 class and a. green race
.hnvs been provided for. It is ex-
ufternoon of sport. _
The residents of Highbnnk, who are
not sutisfied with their muil arrange-
mcnts. seem to have good ground for
poniplaint. The courier leaves Murray
Harbor every Tuesday, Thursday and
iSa.turday morning for Highbank but
six miles distant, conveying the
mulls which arrived at Murray Har-
bor the two previous evenings. The
mails for Little Sands, but two and
a half miles distant from Highhsnk
,leave Hopefleld every Tucsday,Thurs-
,day and Saturday evening after arriv-
lal of train and thus are delivered
Bee Wonderland special ad on page There. WSW 37 PRHSHIIEGFS bY
¢igh¢_ , _ Mlnto yesterday. _
. . y e ening
| Tuesday evening while driving ontlgrwilly 0l\l0Y°¢\ by D large number
the Maipeque Rosa on noi-se i>ack,!oi the young people of Pownal
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fall on, receiving s had shaking up. |
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pected that there will be a. good!
iabout 22 years. Ho was born
n
rigpomptly. The Highbank courier
is ould from this time forward be re~
Iquired to leave Murray Hnrbor in
V Icomplished and popular young ladi
ltlie evening instead of in the morn-lShe had been in failing health for
the
The Minto got into Georgetown
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lm; home in this Cir, from Picton at 10 o'eloek esterday
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morning. > .
The Minto's cargo to Georgetown
yesterday included four carloads of
The Guardian regrets to learn of .WHY freight.
the illness of Mrs. G. A. Sharp, -__-
City. J. Frank Leiferty, The Guardian’s
--- bustling representative at Summer-
side, was in the City yesterday.
winncr of a $5 prize in the last' “l
Lipton tea Limerick contest. The leap year skate at the Star
Rink Pownal Tucsdu v was
and
vicinity This rink which was open-
cd this winter has become a very
popular place. for an evenlng's en~
|joyment_ It is proposed to hold a
:carnival soon.
The funeral of Abel Simmonds, a
well-known and respected citizen of
Chatham, took place recently at the
Riverside cemetery and was uttended
by a very large number of friends
land sympathizers. Mr. Simmonds
rwas a citizen of the Mirnmichi
for
upwards of 37 years and was con-
nected with St. Andrew's church for
ir
Halifax, N. S., s d his younger
days were spent in P. E. I, from
where he came to Chatham. `
Attention was briefly called in yes-
terdny’s Guardian to the regretted
death' of Miss Ella Blake, daughter
lof Maurice Blake, of this City, which
occurred on Tuesday. Miss Blakr
was one of Charlottetowu's most nc-
'er
ling, or the mail for Highbank shouldlthe past two years, the greater part
`lm forwarded via Little Sands as it;of which was passed nt Sarannr
`ii;'_1i`i/pfair th}z;t ii)he mailswlpiclé arriveslhake, New York, where for a timr
pa urray ur or on n ur ay even-,her health was much improved. Her
ling should not reach Highbank untillearly school days were passed at the
fthe following Tuesday and in liko{Convent of Notre Dame here, after
,manner the othcrpmails during thciwhich she spent four years at th<
iweck. Thc attention of Postmaster Sacred Heart Convent Halifax. Or
|W1i0f1l‘. Wl\0 is GVCF Teddy $0 impl‘0Vo graduating from the latter institu
,the service, is respectfully directed
,this winter as usual. There has becnl
lplenty of them. At first they went!
'up to thirty cents, but they huvcl
been since down to half that I-ricc.i
It has been so mild that the mnst
Iunprogressive lien has had 'to do n.
ilittle laying. in order to join in thc`i
ilittlc laying, in order to j-<in in the]
Luniversal cackla. I was reading, tho
fotlior day, about dried eggs in Aus~
ltralia, and, pcrhups, it will interest,
_my readers to f-xnminer the process,
,ultho’ we, are Inv: from it yet. Pub-
iilication hits been given to ii process
‘devised in Melbourne, but carried out
'in Sydney, for dcsiccating eggs. For
this process, high claims are made.
lit has been thus described :-Desic-
lcatcd eggs are not substitutes for
icgixs trezitcd by ii process by which
only the shcll und water contents of
lthc egg orc removed, and the whole
‘substance of the ogg, yolk and albu-
men converted into powder The
eggs first pass through a. dark room.
being carried on a, perforated rol-'
ling table over ii fifty candle-power
light. Any eggs not perfectly fresh,
or dirty in any way. are at once
detected and put on one side. The
pumped up to another tank, where :i
preservative is added. Below this
tank, in a very hot room, with a
`temperaturc of 120 to 130 degrees,
there. are great cylinders, or drums.
slowly revolving at the rate of 1 to
2; minutes. The liquid egg wbetullse
,goes from the tank into troughs bc-
‘low these cylinders and as they rc-
volve become attached to them. By
;the time a cylinder has completed
;its revolution the coating has dried.
land a further coating adheres. Ul-
ltlrnntely this coating comcs ofl in
iilaky pieces, which are’ ground into
|a powder. This powder will, it is
sclaimed to have beenproved, keep _for
`years,,and only requires the addition
‘of milk and water, when the powder-
ed eggs will reconstitute, and bc
gready for use for any purpose the
lsame as a newly 1md8gl=I~ TM D0\`-"
'der is rich and attractive looking,
and is reported by the government
analysts of New South Wales and
'Victoria to contain no chemical pre-
lsorvative. No port of the egg, except
lthc water. has been removed. In
lull probability an account of this
[process will reach canada. There is
,no question that if it were perfect,
_ns the newspapers state, it would be
lol great vnlue in Unnndn und in
»Austra1ia. It must, however, be add-
ilsd, that the process is not yet Der-
lfcctod. The inventor has some dlfil~
`culties still to overcome before it
can be a commercial success; one of
which is the reduction of the dridd
egg powder. It ls hoped that this
and other obstacles to success will
lshortly be overcome. if so, the ap-
pliance should receive consideration
in Canada where a cheap process of
.preserving eggs would b most use-
ful."
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S lEWAR.'l"S_
T BREAD
Has Been Honestlylsnrned
_. _y -and Skill
In Manufacture have "
pg The Reputation of -l'
Quality, Cleanliness ‘
1 _ _ V made the name W
tion she won [our gold medals und,
.U1 this I1\l1i~f0l`- ut the same time, an additional
-- gold medal as the most popular
Provincialists, says a correspond-|in the schof.-!. wliirli was decided
,cnt, have not got as much for eggS'vote of the pupils. Dcep and general
gil"
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sympathy- is felt by all for Mr.
Blake and his family, which is tb'
more pronounced 'because of this
talented and cultured young lady
having held the place in the family
circle of her esteemed mother sincf
thc 1atter’s death.
The funeral of thc late James E.
Doyle Bradalimnc, whose death wa>
reported in The Guardian took placr
from his home in Bradalbanc Mon
day morning to St. Joseph’s Church,
Kelly's Cross, and notwithstiindinr'
the had roads, was largely attended.
The members of thc Emerald Brunel'
U. I. S. to which the deceased be-
longed for many years, were present
in a body. The Mass of Requiem
wus sun): by Rev. T. (lnmpbell, P. P.
mid thc services at thngrave were
conducted by Rev. M. J. Smith a
lifelong personal fricnd of the dc
ccnsed. 'The pall'~bearers were M.
Kennedy, M. L.fA. and Roht. Todd.
Bradnlbsne, Thomas Hughes und M.
Lamb of the B. I._ S., Emerald, and
John P. Bradley,-und W. Bradley,
Helly‘s Cross. The late Mr.
Doyle is ;a. son of Mrs.
Wm. ‘Doylc, Bradnllmne, and was
married four - years ago to Miss
Katie Crokeu, of Norboro, whom
with two little children he leaves be-
hind, alsoonc sister and four broth-
ers.
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,Nlna'd`s Linlment Cures Colds.
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Aromatic Extract ' =
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of Cod Liver Oil *'
is a pleasant and pala- 
table combination of
the active principles of '
the finest Norwegian ,
' _ Cod Livers with extract .7
or Malt, Wild Cherry '-
Bark and Compound
Syrup of Hypophosphi- '
tes.
An Excellent Tonic
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5oc and $1.00 bottles f
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WHEN You USE
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|1AzE|_ CREAM
Good for your hands,
Good for your face,
' Good for your lips,
Good for shavers,
Good for chaps,
Good for girls,
Good for 25 cents.
Then you will say Good
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Novfelrt-ies _
Freshly _ _dainiily new ~crisp
from the fingers of the makers
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neekwear .
d e p a r t- i'
.cents in
Toronto, New York, or
~ Philadelphia, caref ull y *
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note the ideas shown there ,
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prised to find that this ,l
store is showing the same
things--The only 'dii"fer~ 1
ence between New York,
Toronto and Cl1~arlette~ -
town is now the time
express
parcels take' to traverese the distance---Today another delightful range of
dainty newness. V
New chiffon and lace jabuts with the New velvet band idea with dainty ruch-
latest low front effect, sweet and dainty in ing top- finished in pearl _buckle,p_earl beads,
effect, very fetching in appearance---various or cut steel designs another smart idea. . . . . .
shades.............. _ o 330 and 5oc L
59c, 65c and up 1
A Great Range of Neck Frillinis
Tliousands of yards of thefe in the very latest st, les obtainable, valenciennea chlden,
and the popular "tourist" frilliug, this latter sells for. . .. _ . . . . . .. . . . .. . .. . . . . . . . . . . . .
3oc. 39c_ and ,45c per box 'of _6 yds.
Dainty chiffon frillings at zoc, z5c, 3oc yd
Embroidered Wash Coilars _
So perfectly satisfactory, 5'> dainty, dressy, so easily laundered i _
ands; cheap _that any lady can- “look up to the minute” any time of ._ _
the day by the addition of one of these to 'her waist.
At I9 rents At 25 gmt; At 35 cents ,
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A f‘“e mllge Of th°5e “fy Qet;rg(i,uHi;:§,§ cc:-\¢al:,g broidered wash collars fin-
hifggilifgbrolgfgifg “.hite‘p',md mack' and ished with course fiilling V
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v¢rypr~=ity  '9°   ...3s¢ _ 
A very new idea is a linen wash c /llar with tabemhro-  ,_
c dered in colors--either black, nzvy, cardinal or whites very c ‘
fetcliing:aucl effective line at _ » `
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Prettiy einbroideredglittle bit oidaintiiiess direct from ‘Swiss Mills,
just the bit'of finish required oftentimes to give the last touch to your ' _
costume. - .-
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A Wlfl° UUE* 0*" Ver? '“'f"°¢l}i A finer and beltr-rrspgie alittle A really beautiful range inclnd- `
embroidered collars, excellent An, ,,.,, m,.,.fu||,. ¢m-,,,,,m°,-ed 3 _ - j < 1 ‘_ _
effects . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1;|_¢]¢ dgingéf 'in .'{f¢¢¢, - idg lace as well as embroidered ;
ioc or 3 for 25:: ‘i5c or 2 for 256 _ tops wer! ¢h9i¢¢ . _ _ _¢5¢ get il
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2Oc ftiff Standing turned embd. collars 2Oc ~ » *
A really very choice line in all sizes from I2 % "  ‘ ~
to to i4-dainty embroidered effects, correct in cut, per- to `
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‘ feet in fit---various heights. »
35.6 _ 20?., 259,  and 35C  i
A full range of the dainty' little ties, bows and jabot effqcts to 
wear with stiff standing turned collars 
` 25c, 354:. 651:, lo $|.25 _
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ood enough ~to enable
lfockeiy
Antares? 
A eqétéipment _
ture repairs. ~_ReJuphols_’cerin‘g,'.mattress _~ »i -V3-f  it
making, etc and
charges reasonable.
cRYsr~ALs;
Frldiy. February Zll'
V Sixth game of the League
Series for the provincial
think yonfll find my
championship- _
an Regiment one
Admission 254:. `,
Balcony reserved 35.c ‘
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