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Now we want your attention, and, if possible
your. attendance to one of the best skirt bargains we’ ve
ever shown. You’ll find on the second floor a most complete showing--variety
and values that command attention. \Ve have placed them prominently and you
Here’s just an insight into the values.
Black and blue cheviot side
qores pleated, self strappiiigs
hound with silk. Regular
355 for,,,,., _ _  . ....$|.88
will find a courteous saleslady who will carefully show you just what you like.
Some nice blue and black Grey Broadcloth, every
cheviot, double box' pleated, second panel pleated, trimmed
length 3o to 42 ins. Regular with buttons. length 39 to 42
5.oo now. . . . .. . _ . . . . . .$2.50 in, Regular 6.oo now. _ .$3.00
A nice shoiving of grey cheviots, kilted Soiiic splendid brozidcloth skirts, black
leugrtli go to 42 in. Regular 6.50 now only, triuiined with silk strapping. Regular -
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\bout 4 or 5 dozen fancy winter iesis,
atttrns colors and si/es at a savln of
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LIST Ol" ‘R.-\'l`l~1PA\'l£RS FOR Tllli CITY OF CH.-\RLOTTETO\VN, in default for assessment du
on Real Property for the year ending gist December, 1909, containing names of all such defaulters and
amount due from them re.=pecti\'<ly with a statement with the Number of the Town, \V_ater, Lot and Com
mon Lot upon which or any part thereof. Such assessment is in default.
Name of Ratepayer in default. Statement of Description of Property upon which Amount of Assess-
Assessiniietis made. ` ment due and unpaid.
Iistate of \\'illiam Birch . . . . . .. . .Vacant Land, Town Lot 72, 5rd Hundred. . . . . . . . . 4 I3
Stephen Coyle. . . . _ . . . . . . . . . . . . .House and Land, Town Lot 3, 2nd Hundred. . . . . . l9.25
Thomas Carson . . . . . . .. .. . . . .,\’acant Land, Common Lot 21.... . . . . ..  .'.. . . . L38
John Hughes  . . . . . .. .. . . ....l{onse and Land Common Lot 23.....  . . . . .. 2.25
james .\lurphy . . . . . _ . . . . .
. . . . . . House and Land, Town Lot 9I_rst Hundred . . . . . . 8.94
Notice is hereby given that pursuant to the provisions of Statute 3, Edward VII, Cap. I7, section 90.
after 30 days' publication of the above list, being list of the ratepayers of the City of Charlottetown who
have failed to pay within tlie time prescribed the assessment severally levied upon their Real Propery in
said City, I will make an application to his Honer the Judge of the City' Court of said City for judgment
acainst each and all of the lands above described tor the respective amounts so levied against them and then
iunpaid, and that upon such judgiiieut being entered I will further apply for a warrant for the sale of su..~h
ands. Dated thi Siitth Day of january. A. D. 1910 ROBERT VANIDERSTIN F.
1-todgo ‘ City Collector
"Receiver, Per ts. S. 'lunissian. En-
tered at the Customs yesterday, put
in stock today and' ready' for the.
most critical inspection 3,450 yds of
the best assorted shipment. of color-
ed ginghams zephers, drills, crepons,
aateens and other printed goods, all
fast colors of the latest designs and
colorings forseason 1910. Prices run
l.'.c, 22c and 25°. Sea window. At
I-aton's. 1-lTdtf.
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Hnxnsoim FURNISHINGS.
Suitable for cosy corners, cushions,
curtainings, draping, handsome mer-‘
cerlsed floral sateens como in green
bronze, old rose, electric blue. cream,
crimson grounds, with beautiful com-
bination colors patterns mostly' floral,
'- -es. &c.. priced at 23, 21, 32 ptr
yd. they make handsome furnishings
and ought to meet with ready sale.,
This cloth is double mercarised,~ amll
is guaranteed to retain its bright
brilliant finish. Paton & Co. Q
1-zrdtf.
At the white sale you will find
7zinoh English Slieotlng at 200
per yard. You will be sum lied
at the qualir._v-and you will no
suprised to note that it is nota
special-but indicates 'he sort
ol values right through thesaio
Moore & McLeod. 2 3itf
The pillow cotton-that we of
fer you at I2 t-2 cts por yard-
English. it is olroular-~~40 lnche
wide. lt. is a wonder.--Moore &
McLeod. 2 4dt.l.
lf you want any ofthe mill ends
of table linens you will need t.o~
get down pretty early-as they
are selling enormousy. Better
give them a lookto-riay. See the
line of l.i0 values at 680 5 d.
Moore 0. Mc.Le'=d 2~4dtf
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should be kept out of
the house-doors must be
Ectiesiz Ci-nick AND SPRi.\ic. effectively
Keeps it out
-does it without slamming-without
jarring the house-noiselessly.
Simple - durable - best.
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' Wholesale and Retail
See that line ofHnok long clot.h‘
at 7 rio woith to i0 Beer Qt -
weeks Furniture. Carpet.s,Line1s
_ 2 l0dtl
Valentines
Valentine Day
Feby 14th
4
Fancy Valentines
Lace Valentines
Comic Valentines
--all prices-
  liailarl tu. llll.
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THE PRINCIPLE AND
APPl.ICA'l`ION OF GYROSCOPE
‘1
1 The practical demonstlratlon made
lily Louis Brennan of his ability
,¢0_0Deriite a railway car on yr single
“"1 by means ol the gyroscoplc nt-
*-Mhment. has awakened thc ku-nest
interest in all parts of the world. The
lqiiqstion naturally arises, 1,f,.._. ,G me
|ira1ancing feat nccomplislvrl? and io
various magazines writers liurc set
about explaining the princnfc. .'.oii-
don Engineering explains that stabil-
ity isl secured through the same pith-
ciple as is to bc scen in Nfii-.i|‘~~,, when
the movements of thc hifi-:1 :ily 'iod-
ien are stendied. 'l`ha znrtli ,r,-,», )\-U,
on its o»wn axis, wliilc thi- -lime
on its own axis, while .it the snmc
time it moves around tue situ.
But ircsides these tivo ru.\cnien,ts
there is a third, which wus t‘.ir_ct.\'ci-
ed'by the Greek nstroiio-.iu:‘, Hippar-
_chu:i, who lived In l1iiu~.iua_ about
,160 to 125 B. C, lle matic se-.eral
important contribiitimis to nciuiilfic
knowledge, but by ‘ar t-.li ii.»'~.-it val-
uable one, which he mast hire cb-
taiiied by analyzing ian :Zhtldean
observations recorded for ire presl-
ous 1,500 years, was that the ax.-s
of the earth has n special top-lille
motion-known as "preceiisi-ui'- in
the opposite direction. to tlini; in
which the earth itself rotates. lf you
mount ia. gyroscope, or magic. tcp ta
flywheel within 5 ringf. upon. ,i long
pair of spindle-legs with pointed ex-
tremities, which will not hold them-
selves upright when the ftywheel is all
est on will find that rotatin the
kingdom of anomalies we are invest-
lgating, if you increase a. movement
which would, unaided, have produced
a fall, you actually prevent that fall
from taking place. i
"The peculiar property of 'gyru-
static domination’ has been known,
therefore. to exists. But Mr. Bren-
nan is the first. to investigate fully
those stresses which it causes in the
spindlr.-legs of the instrument I haye
described, and he is the first to dis-
cover rt practical way of automatic-
ally ‘hurrying the precesslon’ in a
manner which enables a machine con.
taining his invention to keep its
own balance under all conditions.
Ho fs,'in fact. the first to fully util-
ize the latest energy evolved from
the spinning of a flywheel, and to
produce, with its aid, a state cf
things so like life that 'it first ap-
pears to be diabolical, and tlhen
seems to contradict every known law
of nature.
"He has found, to begin with
that two gyroscopes arerneccsaary
inasmuch as both vertical and horiz-
ontal curves ha_ve to be dfrslt. with
These gyroscppe.; (or 'fly'wheels,' as
they would more acéurately be call-
ed) are so coupled so as to produce
a combined ellect of the two wheels
tl:/gather; and they rotate in oppos-
ite directions, but in tho same plane,
their axis being normally parallel to
the axes of the roadwheeln and at
T . Y _ 8
flywheel keeps the whole striictnrd
steady. By degrees, of course, the
outer circle increases its procession
to a point at! which a fall is inevit-
able; hut, as Lord Kelvin pointed
, u ' - . nut. ‘hurrv on the nrecession. and the
right anzles to the rail. The actual
,position of these llywheels is immut-
'erlal. They may be in the cab ln
front. or lleneath the seats in 'the
middle, or at the back. Provided
they are within the framework 'of
the carrinze they dominate it so cif-
(C0l1ti.mtcd from page 11.) _
believe the time has .coins when
Clyde breeders must do more to keep
the breed`to the front, or they will
suffer a. temporary backset., so much
is being done to push other breeds.
But history repeats itself. I have
seen so many attempts to push cer-
tain brceds of anlmalsto the fore-
front. The Shorthorn, the Hereford,
the Polled Angus, the Galloway, in
cattle, all had their day; the Thor-
Ullghbred, Standard-bred. Hackney,
CIYGG. Shire and the Percheron, all
had their innings; but the shorthorn
bull in the cattle, the Thoroughbred
111 the light horses. and the ciyde in
drift h0l`S€S. 1501> them all. They pro-
duce an improvement, -no matter
what they cross, and this can be
“°““l1€d 0". Whereas my observations
lead me to_be1ieve that this cannot
be truly amd of any other breeds. ,
_ My advice, based on ,long expel-_~
ience and observation, is, to the far_
mer. Stay with the Clyde, but eel.
ect the best sire and dam to breed
fmm. for like every other hreed,they
can be degenerated by errors in sei.
ection and mating, and very readily
by _ neglect and mismanagement,
Dpi; t breed from_ the pedigree only ;
i e begets like, ' and individual ex-
cellence should be sought for in sel-
ecting both sire __ .
Advocate. Feb. 3.and dam' Farmers
equilibrium in any position upsige
down, for instance, or even on edge
A good description ni tire car and
its P"f°fm11n°<\S_ appears in. Nature
which was written by an _engineer 
U10 Sflot at i:h`e time of the trials.
The railway truck was of consid.
arable size and weight, being forty
feet long and ten feet wide, weighinn
when 9mDtY tW&lll5y-two Uolis. It rg;
upon four wheels three feet in dinm_
BWP. placed below the center-line of
vehicles now commonly used on gr.
attached to a 'bogie carriage' sim_
ilar to those fitted under the long
vehicles noe commonly used on or.
dlnary railways. In ordinary prac-
tice, of cotu'se, four wheels instead
r-f two were attached to each
‘b0gi¢,' mill the arrangemcntl is
iulopted chiefly in order ‘tg
permit long vehicles to _pass readily
and sa-fely around the curves of the
railway line. The conters of the bo-
gies in the Brennan vehicle were
twenty feet apart, and curves only
thirty-five feet in radius were traver-
sed in the course of the trials. The
wheels are doiible-flanged so as to
fit over tho upper part nf the rail
and the experimental truck was laid
with seventy-pound Vignole section
rails, carried by transverse sleepers
three feet six inches long. 'The car-
riqge was selfpropelled, and was el-
ectrically driven lly two motors of
forty to fifty horsepower, a speed of
about seven miles an hour being
maintained when running on a circu-_
lar Urack of ia hundred and fivc feet
radius. From the track the carriage
ran on a straight piece of linn, und
was subsequently driven over sharp
reverse curves, keeping practically
upright throughout. When -some forty
people stood on ore side of the car,
it remained almost level. This stub-
ility as was explained previously, ,was
due to gyroscopic control. There are
two gyroscopic wliecls, each three
foot six inches in diameter and wei-
ghing -three-quartnrs of a ton, which
are driven by an electric motor at a
speed of three thousand revolutions
per minute, within an air-tight case
in which 5 high vacuum is maintain-
ed. Mr. Brennan would have preferred
5 still higher rate of revolution. and
it may be obtained hereafter, in
wlilcli case, smaller and ligihter w_neels_
would give equal sta»oility_ ‘t_wi-l ner
seen, therefore, -that .`\lr. lirfinrifiii
has succeeded in rcprocl.ic-_in-_; on full
scale in this large carriage, “inch
can carry a load of from ten _to fil-
tcen tons. results corresponding to
that obtained in his model truck of
1907, which was i only six feet in
length.
_________________
CANADA’S NEXT GOVERNOR.
LONDON, Feb. tl--The Chronicle dc-
votcs an editorial to the next gover-
nor--general of Canada and says hc
should be a. irian who would strike
the imagiiiation. It notes how
greatly the imagination of the Crm-
adians have been struck hy the ru-
mor thnt the Duke of Connaught is
_likely to take up thc post, but it
.doubts whether the appointment is
probhible, and anticipates, in that ev-
ent, the government will appoint 1,
statesman of personal prestige who
will maintain the traditions which
‘have been enhanced ‘oy Earl Grey,
X Our Patent Medicines are all X
fresh stock “The Best Drug
Store" The l\‘IacKinnon Drug Co.
Cor. Gt. Geo. and Kt. Sts.
X X
British |
Cough
Cure
the well known favor-
ite. Pleasant to take.
Sure in effect.
For asthma,bronchit- _
is tightness in the chest
hoarseness,etc, nothing
like it.
Try it and be convinced
Price 2 5c per bottle
A.iW. Reddln, PhmB_,
` The Square Diugg is
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siuvely ends Feb.
e your last chance.
But you will miss many excellent
values if you don’t attend promptly--while the _
range- are _
ter than in this sale.
e still complete. Never were bargains bet-
Numerous lines of gent’s ` winter furnishings
‘ re almost given away in order to make' room for
Eur big spring stock.
Tliere's a fairly good range of oierciats that
we want to clear proniptl
y and you will find ,the
prices very interesting. ‘
ciiererfigia style, heavy
frieze, well iir.~ished. (food
arige of sizes. Regular 4.75
ia-.___..._._........ss.7s
,llcavy black inelton, only
a few sizes. Regular $5-25
.- for-,,.,..............$5.25
Dark brown, with green
stripe. Sizes 39 to 44 Regul-
ar $i5.5o for..........$g-75
Fancy College Coats heavy
green striped material. Reg-
ul9_r.$r3.5o for. . . . . . . .$1.75
im-le brown College C021 ~
ar$12_75_for..... ...-.,~.-. .
Don't forget that thc stantlaicl of BR(`)\V1\l quality is fully representedfin
ts, sizes 36, 4o and 42. Peril
 ...un -....$ .25
tiinit that don’t come often. 1-,
every article offered for sale. It's mi oppor Y
_ '1`here’s baigains :ill through clothing. Senvs furnishings and hat 'd°P¢rt‘
, in many cases, make your money do dmbl duty.
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'I`()R()N'I`O IlOC'1‘OliS
l'1Xl’l<I'."l‘ l‘lI’lDl<I_\llt`S.
TORONTO, Feb. il-Genuine r.ui‘ni
is lieginniiig to he felt by the wtiteiis
over che inc1'e.nslii‘g ‘muh-~i' of ty-
pliuid fever cases in Toi'ou.l'o. :~'i_.i>'~
two cases of typhoid -.v.~i-c rr-;oi't.trl
to Doctor Slieard, city ni.'.li_‘cl oil
icr,r, last xnontli, .ind it-'i 1.f‘fii
deaths f-i-om this ilrsease were iicvvill-
ed at the city clerk’s llr:p.i~i.iniiit.,
while already this month tlliirty-
three cases have been i~upo:-..~_',l to
Dr. Shead. l
On January, 1909, only f.iur insns
were reported, two of which, l»u\\'cv-
er, proved fatal, while in li`|.-`|n'ii?.i'y,
ses in Toronto, with three fliuirlis.
Dr. Sheard and other medical incu
believe there w_
demic gf typhoid fever in Toronto li
They attribute this partially tc l
the present condition of the city ua-l
tor and partially to the fact ilhnt. nl
great many typlioirl case-s have come .
and likely will continue to come g
from Cobalt and Hi-iilcyl1`il1`l'-  h
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
“If you are run down, nervous,
have no ambition or appetite and
lack energy, take Hughes' Digestive
'I‘onic and improvement will follow
after the first few doses. It is a
wonderful appetizer, nerve food and
lnvigorator. Price 25c. per bottle.-
Geo. E. Hughes’, Apothncarles Hall.
2-1ld2l
We desire to thank all who
contributed toward OUR IN-
CREASED BUSINESS for
the`past: year and trust that
with an -effort to please and
to give the best value for
every dollar, we will be fav-
ored with your cdntinued pat-'
ronage. '
With best wishes mall fora
hsppyand successful new year.
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NEW ARRIVALS. if
' Vi e are naw opening some bea
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uiifiil lines of Fancy Croceriestg-
, Sue i ae- `
Fancy Biscuitzi from jacob & Cn., Dublin, Ireland.
Fancy Figs, Dates, :auces dt()
live Oils from Reiss & Brady, _
New York & France, and a frril assortment of everything needed
by the parti :ular ho isewitc, for Clrrstinas Baking. '
JENKINS fd). SON. Sunnyside '
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L900,t.hcre» were ten typhoid f-_-\er ru- , a
onburg and damusk linen- to
er cent; off during our annual
inen solo ~Beer & weeks --Furni-
ure, Carpet, Linens. _- -iodil.
Yard wide En llsh Cotton--1
even cunts per yard. This is .1
ood easy ten center-compare
- moore at lvic.l.ena z--wtf
"Haven’t said much about that fa-
mous Broadcloth that wc sold so
well last Fall reason we got. sold out.
This is just to tell you we have re-
ceived__ another large shipment, it
__ comes in the new shades and the
. ` ' ` ‘ /‘ price is thc same $1.75 with regular
l _     - push discount for spot cash. . .is Pa-
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on & Co. 2-10dtfri i _
See those i9x40 all pure linen
_,I towels at I: i-: Beer da Weeks
fr? _ ‘Furniture Carpets Linens 2-lOdt.t`
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_Our annual linen sale ends soon
Come to-day Beer tc Weeks,
Furniture. Carpets Linens
2-i0dt.f
No need to send money abroad,
our linen values cant be beaten
Beer lk Weeks Furniture Carpet,
Linen 2__|0u|,f
Passengers for Winnipegi and
West save 24 hours by taking the
liitercolonlal to Montreal. 'Seo
Rogers for rates. etc. l-l Bdtf
“There are only 260 ladies can get
them. Dress length to each, of pat,
on'u French diagonal dress goods at
.80, send for samples. 2-1,1¢f_
Sterling Bitter;
in a rule cure for
Stomach Troubles!
Sterling Bitton
is nn 1-x:cllent
llenrt and Nerve Remedy l I
8“*¢* VM'-‘ill when Starling Bitton
sleep bul'r’a \¢
you li1crg_d.-e sgnrxhiglgtei-:§:dT;_d n|;T,\:|‘,}
‘i`€}‘li°f.£‘§‘iZrf.§.i2lf2.‘ "°“’ ""““°
Sold by
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Tray Cloth. shamsterpie uen. '
ill, he n serious api- ces etc in both hand drawn. bat.
"If it wat! possible to attach the
tiniest little sample of Pat.on's new
French diazonal dress goods to this
litltlo reader so that thvlirst 260_
ladies could look at it and feel the
quality, we are of opinion that there
wouldn’t. be a yard 13.13. - 1"
the dress goods Conv’ `
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rear. lot offered you to-day a_‘~V1©1\iH 24 h°“f9 f\'°m ‘-
they see it. It is 44 incpes wine.
comes in 13 different colorl, oi1lY H
few dress length of each. It is the
most popular cloth of this season
both of Paris and New. York and
there will be nothing newkr worth
$1.29 for 80 cents. Full dr ss length
for $4.80. Carriage paid Qian' Mft'
tion on the Island. JasP on Rc Co.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
"Does price talk 'l' Shoiild- say So-
Twenty-tlve dresses sold iii one week
$1.20 cloth for 80c brand :dw French
Diagonal suitings 46 inch Wide 13 col-
ors send for samples $4.80.,»foi‘ full
out length this unc is iznnned to
Paton & Co forthe Isl `d.
2-10dtfr1i.
Note these values-now offered
at Beer & weeks Annual Line"
Sale. 72 inch sheetinq, Zoo 80
,inch sheeting zac. i9 it 46 all
|linen towels 12|-26.' Z5 x 54
Bath Towels 22o. 36 inch .""°
cotton 7 i-zo. 70 x90 Bedspreads
980 62 x e4 Bedspreads 750-
i0 p. o off all lace curtains. 2°
o_o. off all trdycloth. scarves ato-
lmmanso variety--Best WW"-
1-l0dt.f
our mill end offer of Table line"
as been bringing b ifixlns '-0
hundreds of people thedo last 'BW
days-and no wonder. :Wo think
we have never been able to offer
%3i'.2."'3.%°'iI ‘.."‘r.‘."'l’ *'°’1.“..’.§‘.i§‘3
third under tri; riiinrite?-we offer
tliemto you at a alml or Slvlllll
-Moore McLeod.  2-NU
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Dyspepsia. lnrilzmion or slomrqii In the lon run yqufi: winner if
used. lt yivesagood apnoti¢¢,i,-due: V0l\ PQCTOIJPZB 111% 9- __R~ Y°u
. goods win be ea _ y h»°d\°<’-
~ hey will be prom ly-.1 done. Th”
' will have personal' attention. 1°
short you get the BEST in llulldfi
here without extra challe-
Goods called for and<,`dcliv¢¥¢d-
'i Sunnyside' O .Jeweler " l _ 4;Queen Street. A. F. 
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