Y  24, 1911 __ _ . _ _ ,
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The best
little mo
grades' You get the best that
mfmey can buy at moderate
Price when you use
cal rand
. offee
Packed in I and 2 pound cans only. |24
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Coffee costs but
re than the poor
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Robbed
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and We are _§§l11lty.|,We have robbed Castor Oil of its
terrors for children. Now made as nice as honey
Ge-tab
ottle i5c`
  The Macliinnonhrug Co. .
I “'l`|ie Best
l)i"ig Store"
Cor. Gt. Geo. & Ki. Sis. I
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Lobster Factory for
Sale
' at Earnscliffe
Ground for about 1000 traps.
Three good boats, a share of traps
and lines. Factory is in spleiidid
shape. There is a large fisherniaii’s
shanty on it and an excellent pump
at hand. lf not sold by March and
will hold it iiiyself,
J. H. JUDSON, ~
2-22dwfin3ipil Alexandria.
Charlottetown Steam Navi-
- gation Company Limited
Annual Gene ral Meeting
Notice is hereby given that the .’\nunal
General Mcuting of the sliarelioltlers of
the Company will lic field at the ofiicc of
the Company coriier of (treat George and
Lower \\later Streets, Cliarlotlctowii, on
\Vcr‘lucsday the first day of March next at
the hour of il o'c|oi‘l»; a. in. for the elec-
tion of Directors and other business.
By order,
GEO, W. WAKEFORD,
2-i5di_;i. Manager
C norei.
ST DENUS
BROADWAY and i lui smear
NEW YORK CITY.
Within Euy Aer-can ri( ,Every Palm. 9|
Interest. Hill' Block rmm Wuumnker I
5 nitmitrir wall of Shopping Dlnrlfl.
!\'0'l‘l`J> FOR1 Excelfvnrn' ol' `Cull\\\r,
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As \ve intend to iiiovc to Western
Canada in the near future we give
notice to our customers that we will
do business on a .strictly cash basis.
l‘,eginniug‘ March ist next.
All accounts due us inust be
settled at once.
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P. E. l. RAILWAY
C mme cing December 21th. i91Q.tri\lhB
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“Ol -"°“l'S@ You have waited to get
your new hat until ours would arrive.
Well, we have rather forestalled the
season this spring, in getting our
lmts Wlfll’-and we have them right
llierc now. The latest styles worn a-
|c-.ross the orcan in Chi'istie's-and the
ilfltelill Styles worn across the border
_in l-Iawes Von tial. Your own partic-
lllflv Style is here. Come and seo,
ll`1'0“'S¢ Bros.. Lui. 2-zstizi.
"Perfect ice, best music, a mont;
enjoyable time at the special ten
cent skate in thc Arona tonight.
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Denial Contorliona Are
Short Lived Generally
hut. good dental work isa thiugofboauty.
und ii iny for lite. li' _vnu will ti_'.v us, you
‘will find sittiiur at crown or _bridge _work
just as coinforlablt- as i't-iidiiirg' an inter-
ei»t‘ni: stoi'_v. We can improve your app-
.onrnntv-. and your health. und help you tc
enjoy your food better. _
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Phono 275.1
NOTICE
The iiiiclcisigncd executors of _the
last will and testament of William
Laird late of New Glasgow,_Lot 23
Queeii’:= County iii the Province of
lrriiice Iidward Island, fariiier dec-
`uased, tcstiiie hereby notify all
persons indebted to the estate of the
said deceased to make immediate
payineiit to Albert Laird at hifi
i'csideuce at New (¥lasgo\r_ P. E.
Island. And any person having any
claim against the said estate are
hereby required to present the same
duly attestetl at the said residence
within twelve months from date.
Dated this 21st day of February
A. I). ioi i.
'Al.Bl".R'l` LAIRD
ARTMAS MOFFATT
(`iEORGI~1 BRO\VN
Executors. .
2-aqrlzirii.
Good Business Stand
and Property
For Sale At Tryon
consisting of store, dwelling house,
barn and other out-buildings, all in
perfect repair and well painted, be-
ing practically new; also 9; acres of
prime land. _
l This property is beautifully and
Conveniently situated, within a few
minutes’ walk of three churches and
|only two hundred yards from the
i'|'ry0n Consolidated School. Is also
on the direct line of the rural mail
routo and is in every respect a very
desirable 1ocntion_for busin¢BS»
Reasons for selling ill-health.
Apply to
W. H. HOOD,
2-ivfiiwiif. 'l`fv°“-
The fiftieth annual session of _th
ie Longo room, Summerside, o
 
L. O. A. B. A.
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It pays to buy in this Province.
Rev Jan McDougall will preach on
Sabbath the 26th at DcBable at ll,
and Argyle Shore at 7 o'clock.
_The many friends of Harry James,
(7lt_.V. are pleased to see him out a-
gain after his recent severe illness.
_Vins nnrl Crystals meet in Summer-
side tonight. The special leaves this
city at 3.30 and there will be ont
ihour's skating after the match.
Hon John Richards, Commissionei
,of Agriculture for this Province nd
dressed a series of meetings in the
_western part of the Province last
week. Much interest is
manifested and _ all 0
the meetings were exceedingly wel
attended. The department of Agricnl
_ture has been doing good work in as
S1>`f»_1“K thc institute and these art
rapidly increasing in nuinber. Las
year ten new institutes were organlz
_ed throughout the Province.
i liast evening about twenty of th:
,CmDl0yEes of the P. E. I. Telephone
,Office in this city were, through th
,kindness of the local manager, Mr
\Grant, given nn excursion to 'Pow
nal. The party left in sleighs about
seven o'clock and the drive to thi
Forrester House under condition-
which were almost ideal, was mos'
heartily enjoyed by the merry party.
At the Forrester House ii supper was
served and appetites matic keen by
the exhilerating drive were appease;
by a generous rcpast in Mr- f.'ni~vci":
usual good style. The party rcturnet
curly this morning. The kindness o
the local niana_i:ci‘ was highly appre
ciated hy the staff whose privilege ii
was to enioy 3 most delightful oven
ing.
A basket social nnil concert wa-
held in H0wc’s I-lall Wednesday night
under the auspices of thc Presbyter
ian Church. The hall 'wus packed tt
the doors, standing room alone wat
afforded. The audience was a very ai.
tentipe one and the total amount
realized from thc sale of baskets wa:
about $125. 'Phe baskets were sold h
Benjamin (‘arter, S. A. l\Icl')onali1 ant
Peter Brodie, who all made capita
anctioneers. James McCallum acteo
as chairman and the following pro
gramme was rendered-t‘.horus by tht
choir; remarks by D. A. McKinnon
solo hy Miss l"rosby; reading, Edga.
Shaw; trombone solos, W. A, Gaudet
dialogue, .\lcKiiin0n and Mc(‘abc; vo
cal solo, llliss l\‘[cDonald; reading
(leo. W. McPhee-, l\l. I.. A., Mr Mc
Doiiald; solo, Miss i\lcBetl\. .»\i'tei` tht
baskets were all sold the purchaser:
rcplciiislied themselves froni~ theii
-:onteiits._ After a hearty vote cr
thanks was tendered the perfornicri
of the evening, thc cntertainnient wa:
nroiiglit to a close.
An act of signal heroism, which ii-
worthyt of all comincndation uno
should be suitably recognized, occur
red on the harbor just off Whitney
Pier, Sydney, recently. H. S. Moore
who is employed in the incchanical do
partment at the Steel t‘o's pier, was
out pnjoying a skate on the glib ice
Passing near the track left by the S.
S. Bruce on her recent trip he notic-
ed a. cap on thc water and further a#
long someone struggling and npparcri
tly exhausted. Without hesitation M1
Mom-9, Stripped off both coats, ani"
with his skates' on, plunged in to thi 1
rescue. He swain to the spot and,jns'
caught thc person who was sinking iii
forty feet of water for the last time.
'l‘ho victim of the accident is a young
son of John Campbell about nine
years of age. Mr Moore supported
Liiiii with great. dillicailty and carried
him to the thicker ice. In the mean-
time., help arrived and, by tying two
coats together and throwing out this
improvised rope to the brave rescur~
er who eventually managed to catch
it in his henniribed ,grasp and both
were pulled to life and safety. The
boy was taken to the nearest store
in an unconscious condition. A doc-
tor was summoned and after much la-
bor nnimation was restored Mr.
Moore was alm0st.exhaust.ed when
drugged out of the icy waters. but.
after careful attention, recovered, Ir.
was ii deed of exceeding bravery and
if there arc any hero medals to sparc
tlicre is no place one could more tit-
tliigly repose than over the breast of
the courageous Mr Moore, who is a
native of Crapaud, P. E. l.
::A meeting of King ~Edward Iu-
stitute will he held at Thorndyke
school house, Feb 27th, for the pur-
pose of considering the purchase of
fertilizer, farm seeds, etc. Meeting
open at seven o'clock. By order of
directors, .ics A. i'~ihnw_. ~SeC’Y- `
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W E M A K E 'l` ll E M
and we know they are good -and
R W Grand orange Lodge or Prine; if you only once try our
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“___   The Store With The Stock
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Uhllffh H¢h<><>\-rovni on '1‘\\e=»d\=v. The busiest store on Clurlottetown'a busiest street.
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"mf, _ gqitrfg wiaiiestiny, March the sch unit., _
danifiw 'mln 11 o’c\ock n.m_, and 0fB%“i‘°' Th” it would do more to convince you
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” rolls, pies. cakes, doughnuts. &c.,
of their real goodness than any
Flour; every ingredient pure: nice,
- d. ire.
--~»-f-"'“ Pgpecial raw fl°l‘¢f9 W11lEl’§l‘;_‘;?,‘f clean bakery. Why should they
' from all points on the _P.__ . _ith ____ not be good?
W” 'mm tm uh mm hit to ii ii Tri- them
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'_-`°”'_T"*“ fled time . GEORGE BU'I`l-lERl.AND~ l Ji Mnnufafttirers Charlottetown Phone 345 ‘ dmwf- - 3'|‘i~l,Tf\.ii3\’:-'ii‘i'fil`r&;i_:iil:;ig
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T'°°l°° ‘" nm W Aw"'ufi“ii"9'l/*RP -21d Ei. Grand Secretary- Kent Street.
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A concert will be lieid in Zion
March 4th.
Miss Eleneoi Murray, City, left on
yesterday en route to Boston. _
Miss Gladys West, book-keeper with
W. J. Holman & (Jo City, is spend-
ing 8 vacation at her home in York.
At the Police (‘»ourt in this City
yesterday Fred McKinnon, for ill-
.reating a horse, was lined $30 of 30
lays.
W. li. llcan, city, was n passenger
‘n the nmil special from Georgetown
/estrrday afternoon, having crossed
.urn from Boston. , `
Mrs. Abram Henry, tlity, wishes
.o thank the Sons of England and
ill others for acts of kindness and
iyiiipathy shown her in her recent
iereavemcnt.
Capt. ’l". G. Taylor, (lity, Agent of
;crday from Georgetown and Mon-
.ague where he had been on a brief
:usiness trip,
Among the outward passengers on
.he afternoon train to Georgetown
yesterday was about twelve commer-
:ial men enroute to the mainland af-
er a business trip to this city.
Mi.-rs Angie Dorion leftyesterday
ifternoon by train to Gcorgetoivn.
the will cross hy the Earl Grey and
neat Miss Delniiunt, Paton's head
oilliner, together they will visit the
nil New York. - _ .
Varburtoii, M. P., Ottawa, stating
hat the Uepartiiient decided to scnd
tn officer from the 4th licgiinent on
he (`oronation Contingent and asked
`ol. Davison to select one of his offi-
lttawa as soon as possible.
On the tenth of February there pas-
ied away at the home of her daugh-
ter Mabel in Calgary, Mrs James
Sentley. The deceased was born in
‘avendish fifty-eight years ago and
vas a daughter of the late Daniel Mc-
ihc iiiarricd Jairics Bentley of Mar-
ate who survives her Ther made
igo_ when they with most of their
emily removed to the vicinity of Cal
ii-v residing in Alberta. The daugh
'loston Mabel (Mrs George McKay.)
laiucs is il rancher near (lalgary. i
Phrce brothers and one sister are still
living. F. P. McNeill of Cavendish, ,
den in California and Mrs John Haw-
'tins of Murray Harbour South. The `
'ate Mrs Bentley with her husband
ipent the summer of 1909 visitingl
friends and relatives in this Province.
She was a truly good woman, agen-
wral favorite. and will be long remem-
iercrl for her unsolfishness, and kindly `
'leeds to all with whorn she was as- ,
ioclatcd.
::Dr (J. li. Barnes, Murray River,
=.r Oil is superior to thc imported ar
ticle." 2-24d2i.
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Know
what is’ in the Bak-
.hc Marine Department, returned yes-. ,
ending inillinei‘y openings in Boston ii
(`ol. H. M. Davison, (lity, com- 
nanding the ith Regiment, C.'G. A., ` `_-
'eceived n telegram from Hon. A. B. -
:ers and wirc the name and rank to .
Charles of Lower Montague, Hemp- 
ing Powder you are us- _,
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the best leavener you
can use.
Johnson’a Baking
Powder '
is a pure Cream of Tar-
tarPowder,alwaysfresh.
andit's the bestleavener
-that can be produced.
Try it. We make it and
know what it will do.
Sold by all grocers
Johnson & Johnson
f*l='==\
i Remedies
Made Calif Cure and Cough
Mlllure is invaluable to all suf-
fering from colds, cough or
“grip." lt is endorsed by all
who have ever tried if's fine
qualities. lt willcure your cold.
remove the cough and is pleas-
ing and palatable. Per bottle 25c
Lnxoiivc Bromo Quinine Tab-
lets arc known from coast to
roast for their wonderful cura-
tive qualities. Often imitated
but never equalled it is today
i one ofthe best preparations of
its kind money can buy. Gefa
box-we keep the genuine.
The 2 Macs
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theiafternoonitrain to t.ieorgetownl_    
Wall Paper Remnant Sale
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NEVER YET SO GREAT A WALL PAPER REMNANT V
SALE-and never yet so great a response to it. Scores of houses all over
town will be fresliened and brightened at trifling cost-and that little room
i that you want fixed up should have a chance with the rest.
We have gone over the whole stock-thrown out every pattern
of which we have only a small amount. These caiiccilrd lots We
have tied up in quantity enough to paper an everagc size rooin
-placed enough border in almost all packages#-ni:ii'ked the
package about one half its ordinary price-and the lots await
11 pieces all wool suiling tweed 
worth to 1.55 yd--on sale
'I licse haiidsoiiie twceds are absolutely pure---liiie, long' staple wo.;-l. They f
arc f ull 56 inches wide. They coiiie in :i good variety of patterns-~11i0stly .-
stripes-tlie colours are greys---greens and browns. They are worth up to 6"
1.55 yd rnd we 0i`l`er theiu---to clear at once.. _ . .   . . . ..  ...  =
Ask for sainples---you will be pleased.
8 pieces handsome stripe siiitings . 
worth $1.70 per yd--on sale at 959
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. You have a splendid saving chalice in this offering. The ciotlis .'i.'»:» pure `
\V00l--they arc 56 inches wide»--tlie_\' come iii a varietv of 'liaiidscuiie stripes. They .
are tasteful--~ve_ry smart and very stylish. The range includes 2 navy, 4 green
and 2 grey effects. The ordinary value run to 1.70 per ,yard and you  d
have nowthechaiice tobuyatjust  ._  .. y §
Ask for sainples---we will send them per rcturii.
icill. About thirty-five years since ` r _ - __
  at    "Last call” on this lot ol Valuable ii
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fary. She is survived by five daugh- .' W t C ‘
hers and one son all but one of whom "    S
mrs are: Laura. fMrs Fred Shawl ` Here is a listof some clearing items from the ready to wear depart-
t--tliat we think will interest you---Look it fr.-i~i'.
1 only Seal Coat, with sable collar, to clear _:i it
1 only black Astraclian, size 34, our low price
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price 45.00 now 35.00.
70.00 now 54.00
now 54.00.
low price 45 oo now 35.00. _
now 14.65
now 16.00
now 17.85
now 22.95
1.95 _'
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l only Black, Bokharan Coat, our low pricc 5,7 50. ii-1., \» -~ -ro _
1 only Black Bokh:ii'an Coat, our low price 47.50 iiou .3 on i
i only Black Astrachau, size 38, our low price 45.00 now 35.00, Q _
1 only Black Astrachaii, Sable collar, 42, our low pflee 52 50 now 40.110. ,
1 only black Bokliaran, Sable collar 42, our low price 57.50 now 45.00. .
1 only black Astraclian, size 34, our low price 50.00 now 37.50.
i only l`.`ong'hlack Caracal size 36, our low price 2o,oo iiour 13.75.
1' only Long Electric Seal size 38, our low price 75.00
only black coat Marmot lined, Columbia Sable colla
1 only blzick`e0at‘l\liiskrat lined, Mink collar, size
3 only Plain Grey Cloth Coats size 36, 33, 40, our net
11 only Cloth Coats Grey, Browns, Navy, Greens 7.50 now 4.75
1 only Black Coat Niggei' Head Lining dl; ottcr Collar size 38 21.9; l
1 only Black Frieze Cloth Coat Columbia Sable Collar size 38 21:00 
1 only Green Beaver Cloth Coat Columbia Sable Collar
1 only Green Beaver Cloth Coat Coluinbia Sable Collar size -36 32.00
4 only Child’s Cloth Coats Navy and Green. sizes 2 x
4 only Child's Cloth Coat Navy and C:irdin’al sizes 3,4, and 24 2.00 now
nov: 27. 50. l E 7
iio".v 62 50.
r, size 38, our low
36, our low price  'ff
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i <‘I1l__v '\`a\'y Marmot lined, brown Columbia Sable collar, si'/.ies 33, our 
price '_i.o5 now 2.80
27 2.125 now 1.75 `
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i Our establishment is tho ! J  t
Policy
L a G r 1 p p e covering Total Disability is now issued by the
Suu Lifcof Canada. For particulars apply
to
E. R. BKGW
. Manager For l’. E. l. ', ‘ 
Charlottetown 1 l . Drs of , 
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O n I y Exclusive
only exclusive ont..»:al parlor _.
in thu i_‘ioviuco_ Wo tlon'\
tlnbble t tical wurk~
our const ntninituglvu rem _ '
host nut. utoctton at sin _
A pair of hi-'ii 1-rule eye-
'flntisos or K;~~'i‘l:ii:l|‘>4. Kltld
lilicu (rai1_\e.l, ii. fi --vi Pri. ex-
. examination t-mis only 1,50
'l‘_r_v us-yuu'|l oniuy better
night.
Silverston & 1 `
1 only navy i\'liiski‘at lined Mink collar, size 36, mir low price §»‘o.oo
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