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and Corres on'dents Everywhere?
run mil epeeluitlféltn 42 ings lm-it-ui 
the cuy,setuu1ly ru. 2.40. -
Miss Bnwcnnnn sings beautifully.
Hear her sing at Mr. Me(_}rea1iy's lecture
Tuesday 7th. - `
Anuthoee at the Lyceum ’l‘u1-sday 7th.
performer! and audience iilike will be `
working charity. - I
Banu 8.' Ptrlns received cable u.d\-ices
yeoterdeyto the effect that molasses in i
Borbadoes had advanced another cent per i
gallon, llmking the prime cost ninetcon“
cents, including package. ' St-. John Sun, '
Feb. 3. »_ , l
Your. Liver 1
' ` will 'N roused to its natural duties i
 and your blliousuen, headache and
const potion b_e cured ii you take
Hours Puls 'r
l-___ Bold by all druggiete. 26 oentl.
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NO COFFEE
QUITE SO GOOD
AS OURS.
We know lt. The people
who use it, say so.
HAVE.
YOU TRIED _
If ? ‘
Only one quality, the best,
_ freshfy ground.
~4_0c per lb.
Webster. & McKay.
wwnmviswvvnndgf-
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An'rsx.\s Moves-1-1-, Mayfield, was /in
town Suturduy.
H‘_”"- S- E- REID. Commissioner ol
Axkloultui-e, wus a passenger west Satur-
illly ulternoon. ‘~'
'lfwnxrv cents will miinit you to “En-
Klund and the Englishman" First Metho.
dist Church to-morrow (Tuesday) even-
ing. .
_ .
.-\. A. Ann Mus. ALLEY, who have been
\vaitiln;so\11cduys ut. Georgetown for n
movement. in the winter- cinema;-g,1efl
Saturday itfieruuon viii the Capes on a trip
to New York.
Bi' ndvit-es rcceived~in the city Snturdav
LO/_Horne of thepork dealers, information
is given that the market abroad shows u
_ wcnkcr tendency and prices ure likely to
.vlcr-line 1\t 1u\ytlrne.', `
.
P,\s.~'uNd|<:iis by tliclce bouts to Cape
'l‘oi-lricntiile yesterday were \V. J. Mout-
lgolncry, Port lllll upfri Robert Agnew,
\\’ilrnotV1illey to Truro to attend tir-
’l‘i-uro .Agricultural College.
'l`H|s _friends and relutivcs of thc
lule Jnincs S. and Mrs. Me-Kuy,
Stanley ` Bridge, desire to thank
ull those who so kindly aided with
their sympathy and ollicrwlsc in their and
lmrl sudden bereuvexnciii..
C.\P'r Robert 1~`ra.-ci-, Superintendent
of the I)ominion Coal Cu.\Vo|-its at Kings-
t0n und M1's;.i"|‘:1st"r, who have been ni.
Georgetown for sonic rluys, returned to
the city- Fliturtluy und went; to the Capes
inthe nfternoon Lo cross cn route to
their huiue.
,
lim' .iarul-s M. Rl;/inbox, l’1-ofessor of
Biology nt St. Puul`:~i l7niversiI.y, who be-
longs to tiliscity. has it-l't St. Paul for
liismcuiion, the lil-st university terui
lu-iligjllstcompleted. lic will go north
us i`nr'1\s \\'innipc;_r before thc var-ation
is over \\'lici_-1- Rev. Fnthcr (1'enry, Grand
Knight of `1\linn¢-rinolis und a corps of
 ~ >~-"-= Ziitllrlilglils will 1-.etuliiislilt nr-\v council
 _of thc l\'ni;;hts of Colulnlrus. l1`:it.her
`§'i- ¢. ` lienrdnn is himself llc-puty (li-andlliiniglit.
The _Most
ut Sl. Puul.
'l`ii|-1 lloarrl of 'l‘i-lulc, ltlontagnc, hold
. .
Delicious  il\.~ii-_annual rin-clii.;r Saturday cvoningz
__¢ . tvliirh \\'n.~' wi-li u.ttl.-inlcil. tlun_.~ii1lurablc
We are taking the word of
lull:-im-.~',~. \\'u.~.:li.\-1-ilsscil and at clhniliittec-
dozens of Charlottetown lmliss :i|>|\ointi-rl to 1-o|\'1-r with the Slcunl
'hen we my so_ our Cake Ni:\'i<_r:\tiun(`o|n||ainy us (.0 fri-ilglit rules.
is bukéd on ghe premises, Tim A. ti. iVi1-llonnid, ii. Nrdsonitnil Mur-
inest ingredients are used 1
lug-k Mcliinmn:,3lolliu;;ne,\vcro uppoint ed
Intl their manipulator' is _ull fir-ii",-ati-sa\1>;1ti.c`|\1l ihc \Vintt-r Seri-icu
¢XP°ft '°f many Yeilfs- 1 he l\lt-4-ling tu ln- held in Ch:\1‘loLtci0\vn,[<`ul1.
cakes come hot to the counter H
and hardly wait long enough _
to-be cooled.
D. Stewart, li
ECLIPSE BAKERY.
'“*`ish\¢‘»‘ii&.i er¢f.'¢il“‘ `
. Uilll-cl-.~ 1-ll-t-li-rl forthe L-n.-u1lnp; _venr
rm-. \\.'\|n1-ly. \i'. ll. l’0ulc, liloliliurilt-,
l'ri'5i1li-lil; 'l't‘l|iplt‘ M1-l).'\l|1lill, Gaul-_rgp,
own. Yicl- l’l-csidcnt; 1). S. Iiinlnrtn, b'1n:1-c~
ary, reclctterl.
N FURNITURE - ' ' ‘
“Alu-nys the best value in the city _
at Mark Wright Furnishing Co's.
A wsu. told story-more than you
could read in-o month, D'Arey McGee
by Mr. MeCrqady, Lyceum, Tuesday 7th.
-AT Polioeg' Court, Saturday, Willlami
McKinnon for malicious injury tothe
property of D. J. Riley, was given $10 or
ill days and for drunkennge $5 or Hhiays.
James Molgougali tor the like otlenoes was
given Slllorw days and $10 orlildays
respectively., _ \ _ _. _
A wnsrznni correspondent writeer-
Coluplaints are constantly coming in -thllit
Lthore is no prosecutor under the C, 'l‘. A.
in West Prince since lqeiore the el otiou,
und as a consequence much disorder
Is being occasioned by illicit vendors.
_Come gentlemen of the Government
appoint your new speaker forthwith. V
Tm: Black Diamond line steamer-s _
Louisburlz and Bonnvista are `luld up ati
ilalitirx, tor their annual overhaulin|;.‘
The Cohan will lay up ut St. John‘s,,'
Ned , in 11 few weeks nine, sud it is likely
the Cape Breton and Clwounn will also l;e_ l
given an overhuuling 'before the spring-
ehlppinl; season opens. D. G. Mc,-\lpine,
marine superintendent of the Uomlnlon
Coal Co., is at present in Halifax ovor-
seeing the repairs to the Louisburg und
Bonavista.
I'r is claimed that six hundred persons
hnvc been enrolled as church members in
Truro since the commencement of Cross-
ley und Huatofs evangelistic services a,
month ago. Messrs. Crossley and Hunter
deny vigorously the statement that e.v=
ccsslvcly large cont-rlbut-ions have been
lumie ut. the services here. This is so un-
usual in Truro that- the deniuls ure crcnt-
ing consideraolu comment. The evangel-
iwts say tlntt the contributions luwc been
so suiull that they will not profit above
flvc or six dollars each per week.-Truro
News.
APietnu despatch of §atux'day says: - ,
Fire was discovered in the Revere House nl.
two delock this moi-ning und ixnade such
progress that the stairs could not be used.
Tliegucsts escaped through windows and
were more ur less injured. Aservunt girl,
Mary Mcrlnclicrn, is missing. Nut Do-
ern,
to-morrow (Tuesday)
THE death of Rich
rn _
William A. Houston
years. His remains
Church of England Cemetery, Rustlco
on the Blat uit. '
Trrrxxsre for sale at _eil the drug and A
book stores for Rev. Mr. Dobson’s lecture
evening. .
all ul whom ,hnve
Tits following has been received from
Rev. D. McLean. for the P. E. Island
Hospital!-
Ebenezer, collected
_»Mntheson
Portage, ._ “ “ li
Mermaid, “
by Misa Annie J.
' $11..-is
Iarlu Matheson $5.75
“~ Lottie Mclluelr
$5.05
__ _ _ 1
iird Siiiith _occurred
n Jan. 29th attire home of his nephew, .
__ ,North lnutiee. '1‘iieji
lute Mr. - Smith was born in the County
‘ol Wexforil, Ireland, seventy-nine years
ago and emigrated to this Island with
his parent-B. three sisters and one brother
in the ye? 1949, _
predecease ` him. 'l‘he deceased was I
friend of all, not only in North Rustieo
where he made his ho1ue,but in Charlotte-
town, where he \\-as employed for seviernl
'were luid to rest lu'
Mt. Herbert, “ “
McLean.
St. Catherines " “
McEnchcrn
Highfield, “ ‘»
MacKinnon
N. M. Creek “ "
Betts,
7 p. ni. '
B. Balderston, Tre-us. P. E. I. lIospitu'.
Cunncu of England Services in ficorge
town, Cherry Valley, and Murray River,
for the month will, (D. V.), be as follows;
Feb. 5th, Cherry Valley, H y Commu-
nion, ti is. rn. Morning Prayea 10.250 a. in.
Georgetown, Evensong, 7 p. in.
I.-`eh. 12th, Georgetown, Holy Column-
nion, 8 n. ln. Morning P1-uyer, 11 n. ni.
Murray River, Evensong, 7 p. nl. _
Fell. lllth, Cherry Valley, Holy Commu-
nion, 10.30 it. ln. Georgetoilvn, Evcnsong,
Fcli.26i'.h, Georgetown, lloly Cnllnnlr
nion, il nfm. Cherry Valley, Evensong,
7 p._m.
Marr-l\5tli, Cherry Vulluy, Holy Coln-
Minnlc K.
as
_`x
`:
Annie
$1.30
David
` $10 no
Mrs. Mui-tin
$3 05
Total $-17,20
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' lines We offer you, for 10 days only, a
_ 25 per cent oil'
; MEN-s wnvrnn cars.
‘ MEN'S UNDERWEAR.
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N n 1' 75  ‘llf  “.;` 5'. 'fi'-; ..‘ .
TO REDUCE an over-stock in some lines and to clear our shelves for new
Spring Goods-we inaugurate this special sale Off all the following
CASH DHSCOUNT OF ;
herty, the proprietor, wus badly lnjuretli
\V. l‘I, Whitman lumped from it window
uiunlon, 10.3011. ni. tlcorgetown, Even-
song, T p. ru.
MITTS AND GLOVES.
und received severe injuries. (Mrf-Doherty
is u ln-other of P. Doherty, l’orui1-.rly pro-
prietor of the llotel Davies und is well
known in Charlottetown. Miss Strong of-
Suxnmersiilc wus among the guests but cs-
cuped unhunt.)
Il\' conversation with 'i`he Guardian an
we-ll»known authority on winter condi-
tions ln the S'tru.its expr-es-sed the opinion
that the-re wus n. strong prol»1tl»iiit.ythnt
the Stanley und Minto might lu- unnl.i1-
to nlnke u trip in the Straits during ilu-
wholc of _1"el1_ruary. llis tlcrluetions were
bused on the inet that the Str.-ills hurl
illled wiilh ict- when the tides were :il
their highest point during.; lust full xnunn-
und would require high tides :renin und
would be cleurtd from the bt.:-nits. Ilnr-
ing the present. month there isnstrung
improlmbility of continued strong :nuth-
slrong southwest winds before the it-c (__
Mari-li Nth, Gcox-uet_o\\'n. Morning Prayer
und Colnmuilion Service, ll u. rn.
Murch lZth,~Murrzly iiivi-r, lloly Com-
munion, i1u.m. Cherry Vulley, Even-
song, 7 p. in. _ '
-
THE eoniruunity of. Clifton and vicinity
was slice-keil to 1-ntreme sadness
during the past. fcw days by the sudden
deuihs ufJ1\|nes S. Mcliay, after only it
duy's illness of pneumonia. which took
pluce on Satllriiny Jim Ifrith, and two duys
htterof his wife who wus in dclie-lite
liealtliitlitl snceuuilrcd to the shock ol'
l\crl111sb1uul‘s demise. There is left to
n1ou\'n,one sou John S. McKay :med ll)
yt-in-,-. 'l`he liuslmnd and wife were
lztillslrluby .side in Clifton Cemetery,
the funn-.rul of thc former tuklng place
n Monduy last. and of the hitter
on` the following Wedncsdny. 'ilu-
her-envcd onesleit. to mourn by the lute
Mr. McKay include, Chnrles McKay,
_MEN-’S
PURNISHING  
DEPARTMENT.
1
o o e fe ,
I- &;;i_. _;.-_'_-_
  25 Pun CENT. - l
25 per eenioft -
C OLORILD SHIRTS.
WINTER WORKING SHIRTS
UVERALLS AND JUMPERS.
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west winds. Should the bouts be t.ic1| up
for the entire months there are very seri-
ous indications of u. tie-up in business as
well us a hay famine.
\
Darnley; llnviri nnrl llenry, \\’anton,
Altu; Mrs. Wm McKay, Freeland, Lot ll -
und two sisters in Darnlcy. The luti-
lilrs. McKay leaves 11 mother and three ,
sisters to all of whom the deep sympathy 1
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR Al
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LEADERS
llvvvaannnuonnlluh
VVHEN. THE STORM CLEARS
' "TAKE ADVANTAGE OF »
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_ of many will bc extended. `
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, The finest showing we’ve ever made in this li
_ ronvince you.
._ NIGHTGOWNS
Fine grade cotton,he\ustitcl1ed frill at
neck and sleeves, tucked yoke. fin-
. ished with feather stitched braid
68C
'Very fair cotton, square yoke with
tucks and insertion, embroidery
trimmed neck, front and cuffs, sale
orice 75C
An attractive garment, has hemstiiched
pointed yoke, trimmerl round yoke. .
neck and cuffs with embroidery.
sale price,
85c
A pretty night goun of nice soft cotton,
has deep square yoke. with small
tucks. trimmed over shoulder with
embroidery and insertion,sale price $|.2S
Anoiably attractive gown is made of
1 very line smooth, soft cotton, has
square yoke of hemstitched tucks
l and wide. all- over insertion. The-re
1 best designers in the Dominion-specially purchased and priced for this sale. Seeing will
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Dress Goods
Bargain R
lt’s a Eralid Orportunity
for Econal Buyers!
.gn-___
"3 we could only persuade the
ladies of Charlottetown to
look into and rl 'extlluillte ihiS
remarkable bargain oder of ours-
we would soom haveto _ advertise
something else.
Just imagine-elegant dress
fabrics of almost ‘every sort--1n-
cluding goods- worth double and
trible the bargain price, rthirty
eight cents- _ .
Don’tlet the storm cheat you
out of your sharefof our bargain
offer. If you can't call personally,
drop us a [portal for samples-free
by mail on request. ~
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Aft”-'thc G\'illlJ¢ you want n tonir- lo i
build you up. _The best preparlition in this 
line is Macs llypophosphltes." it 1-mr
tuins every element ncces:-lary for brain,
nerves. bloud and inusc-lc. Its lorniulu is
the result' °f Yeuris of study by enlincnt I
physicians. 'If you are not up to pu,-_ ,,._,, i
u. bottle. We guuruntec results. Price $1
f0!` 123 110805, "lilo Two Milos," Mug-D0".
uid 6: MacKinnon, 'D1-uggiets, Corner
Groat George 3: Kent Streets. ‘
TL ' 
lvlAcs', -   _
swear ' f
CASTOR OIL
_ Is prepared from high- .
est grade oil sweeien- -
l
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ed and flavored so as
to disguise the taste. .
Children take it readl
ly; Price r5cn bottle.
, Preparedby °"l`he Two _
` Macs." `
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is an insertion pleat down front and
sleeve, is finished by cull' of hem- -
stitched tucks and embroidery. sale
price $l.45
Another very choice number, has a '
ron-id yoke made ofifme tucks. fin-
ishei with 3 rows of faggotiug and
deep frlil of embroidery, sale price .Sl-70
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oe. Big generous assortment, made by the
SKIRTS _
First comes a skirt of very fair grade of
cotton cut in live gores,well shaped,
trimmed around bottom with wide
frill of embroidery and three tucks, 900
»
Another skirt of slightly heavier cotton.
also made in five gorcs, wide, Well
s_haped, has verv deep fiill ot eni-
broidery and four rows of tucks, 1
sale rrice 99c 1
A very pretty skirt cut wide and full, is 
very pzettily finished with line lawn '
flounce, edged with embroidery and
insertion. sale price Sl-i0
An attractive skirt, cut as usual in five
gmes, wide and carefully shaped, l
is finished wiih a deep lawn frlil,
trimmed with three groups of line .
tucks and bands of insertion. sale i
price 5'-48
One os the most attractive numbers in l
the lot is made of :1 Hue soft cotton.
finished with flounce 11; inches deep.
The fiounce is made of tucks, fine
lace and insertion, making sa _very
pretty garment indeed, sale price $2.00
Some other prices are $1-85. $2-25, etc
OUR BANNER BARGAIN IN
This is a full three pidce corset cover, made of
and sleeves with iorchon lace. gathered with baby ribbon, good value at 4oc. but a
‘ big purchase enables us to offer them at
Sent postpaid on receipt of price. May bc returned if not up to our description.
CORSET “COVERS
Dainty, teinptingfgarmcnts, beautifully
made by the finest whltewear designers in
the Dominion. All specially purchased and
price cut for this sole, '25c. 341:. 4.1¢' 58c.
751:. 9_;¢ and up i
L- Some other prices are $2.95. $3 75. “C-
», ,~,-in-111.-a*2r.r1¢r
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iilliiliill|_illiiili!iiilliil -
on Ueolsrs,
Qer. Dt. Geo. and Kent Ste.
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COVERS ' '
f.1ir'qualit_v » nainsook, trimmed at neck 
_ 25C
_ Kvicrns _
A full range made in the very newest |
styles, gg;-gfnliy lunde and finished. All ere
well put together. and will be found superior
to any lines we have previousll’ °ffef°d' A5
in all our lines of wl1i!tW29i'.\ll¢§¢ “fe b°“lht
specially for this saleeand the prices are away
below tne usual. SALE PRICES are 22:.
:»8c, 45c,[49c, 58c and so on.
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