i 8 Days.
Gold Filled Frames, “ 5 “_ 1.00
 Quality Lenses, per pair, warranted, 1-90
-4
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nnt Buttons
illim hams
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When you come to us _for
CIIUUQUOUCIIOIUCII
Prints and Ginghams you get
an assortment of the very
._.
_-
latest colors and newest pat-
terns- no odds and ends and
remnants, but this seasoi.’s
productions just from the
mills. -
Ai old Prices.
There has been very heavy _
advance in prices lately, but 
we secured ours before the
rise, and offer them at OLD
PRICES.
Fast Color Prints
6, 7, 10 and 1-tc per yard, M
A Ginghams ° `
10, 14. 18, 21, 25 and 3‘2c per
- ' ‘ yard.
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  Sim Pmirly Filled Frm lmpnpaily Fillii Fianna
lViRYTH|Nli MUST G0.
Glasses! Glasses! !
50C. F0" giyifigyigigdou ron 506.
Evorything must be closed out by March 17th, regardless of cost or
"IRD, either wholesale or retail, "Office Furniture included.” Out this
°°\lP0nout and bring it to our Store on or befo-e Saturday, March 17th,
.Ili ve will accept it as 500 in cash, providing your purchase amounts to
*I-50 or more. -
It will also entitle you to a FREE and thorough examination of your
 B regular Graduate of Optics. Here are prices for the beet science
ii money can produce, This is positively your last chance. Come early.
Bling this coupon. Don’o wait. Come at once.
f All tests made by Dr. A. McKay Jordan.
Our Price
For -will Pay
Elsewhere.
$5.50
3.00
2.25
2 50
1.25
.75
“did Gold Frames, warranted 33-85
B0¢Gold Filled Frames, warranted 10 VPS- 1-50
Kel Frames, gold nose pic -e, "0
8*! Ol' Nickel Frames, all styles, ` -25
OPEN TILL NINE (YCLOCK EVENINGS.
BUSTUN DPTIUAL ll0’Y
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'rlw evaitotav °"e\wr.e1.+1~i=:rown‘ ning fe
 ?i.ocA|. Biiiers Church -ii sw price    
_ . ______ ' _ The Wolvei‘hanipton(Englnnd) Cong-re~9 _  _
gational Church has eight branches, three _ _ '
 Meet me At' The Always Busy 5t0l"€.        ,assistant pastoi-e,a.nd`sixty lay preachers, 'fi -
A  _ _ yi- The National Council of Free- E_vang‘eli- i
and Province
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By Reporters and C0rreSDon__~ '1`liePaulist Fathers in New York have
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' THE McLaughlin Carriage Companyof
Gananoque say they will put out oves 4-
_ (II) bufrgies during next season
Tar. Ladies Aid of the Red Gross Society
g _ _ will meet in the W. C. T.. U. 7 rooms thier the fashionable First Baptist Church at
I (Wednesday) afternoon at three o’clock
, ' Ma. L. L. Fownlit H. S. of I. O. F. is
ROI
K Tin: Loyal Crusaders oi North River in-_
tend .having an entertainment and fruit!
soeial in North River Hall Friday, March l’
l6th,at half past seven. Silver collection l'
at the door. d 8: w
i
Or-‘mu Hoirsi-: ToNiom'.~Gi‘and enter-
tainment. The war in South Africa. gra-
phic illustrations of the cuiitiict.-Moving
pictures by the marvellous progertcscope
Opera House in Halifax packed for four
nights. _
A srrciai. Meeting of the Milton Branch
oi the Farmers and Dairyman’s Associa-
tion will be held in North Milton Hall on
Monday the 26 inst. at seven o'clock p. in '
for the purpose of purchasing their sprir g ,
seeds. ‘~
THE District Oflier Commanding' will be `
at the Orderly rooms Drill _'Shed to-day 1
from 10 to 12.30, from 2 to 5.3") and from 8
l to 10 o’elock toenrol recruits for service'
with the Provisionary Regiment of In-
fantry at Halifax-There are about twenty
vacancies. ~
In the report of the farewell given the ,
Second Contingent which _appeared in _
yesterdafsiesue Mrs. Warburton’e name ,
Svpeered as the presenter of the $10111 __
gold,'voted by the Council at an einer- 1
gency meeting held on Friday evening. f
The money was presentedby His Wor.i
ship Mayor Warburton.
Wim. the Ladies' Aid to Red Greseplease _
remember they are called to meet in the 1'
W. G. T. U. rooms Grafton St., on Wed-
nesday afternoomllareh 14th, at 3 o'clock
for special business; voting a remittanie j
to send to Dr. Ryerson , etc. Immedia-
tely after this meeting there will be asew~ A
ingmeeting to prepare a box of clothes,
bandages etc. to go to South Africa.
Haziznnnooiz, Lot 48.-A pleasant party
was given by Mrs. Inglis Wood, at her
home Thursday evening. There were
about fifty persons present and every
one was well pleased with the proceedings
ofthe evening. There was a nice pro-
gramfincluding the following numbers :
Mr. Arthur Wood, assisted by Miss Me- u
Leod and Viola Judson§* presided at the
organ; solo, by Mr. Seymour Woed
dialogue. Miss ll.-atie Gay,Gertie Jenkins,
Mr; G. A. Mellish and Ambrose Wood;
solo, Miss McLeod; instrumental music,
dialogue, Misses Myrtle, Gertie and 1
Maggie Wood, and Mr. A. Sinclair, Alfred
McGregor and Mattie Wood. A
number of others took part, including 1
Miss Battie Jenkins, Gertie McKenzie,
Messrs.Lincoln \Vood,W’arren Sina.ll_wooi
and Rey Jones. The merry party parted
after extendingahearty vote of thanks
to their host-ass." -ONE PRESENT.
Social. Ar Bn.xci;Lr;i' POINT.-Ho\€e’s
Hall was filled on Tuesday evening last,
by an orderly and appreciative audience,to
listen to an excellent program given by
the people of Brackley Point and vicinity, `
assisted by some talent from Ch’Town.
James G. McCallum, filled the position of
chairman, in his usual qlficient
way. The following was the program:
Song; Ernest Stanley; Recitation, Miss
Rona McLure; Song, Miss Amy Earle ;
Resitation, Master ¥Villie McDonald;
Song, Charlie Earle (encored); Address, L.
U. Fowler; Duett, Messrs. John K. and G,
T. Bearisto, (encoredh Whistling Solo, `
Wallace Shaw; Solo, Miss Florrie Earle,
(encored); Recitation, Edgar Shaw; l
Solo, ~ Miss Ethel ». Gregor;' Scotch
Song, Bruce Leitch, Encored; Recitation,
N. Campbell; Song, Charlie Earle, (en-
cored); Recitation, Morley Sellers. After
the program was concluded, the sale of
baskets began, and some lively bidding
was done and good prices realized. Bruce f
Leitch, Esq., acted as auetioneer and he
seemed to be an old hand at it and knew
just where to look for bids. The receipts
were $51.00 which goes to t-he Patriotic _
Fund. 0
_ T0 CURE A COLD IN A DAY. *
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. V
All druggists refund the money if it fails
to cure.  E. WZ Grove’s signature |
on each box. i
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_ _ oH.iP.Lo'i‘i‘EroWN. / 'IDR'  V
` PHYSICIAN AND simcson ‘
IQIQIQI
GRADUATE MCG|Ll.;UNlVERS|TY i
- Office and Residenoe,Dorchester Street East
i l 0moeHoui-s,9to10a. m..l to 3,and_ 7 _toE8
  ‘ iiriilirlpttoatteniion. _ _ __;
aid!/y Burned _.__ , “GLASSES ,_
Were You T by dishonest jewelers- .veil deal with me. I in tool H ' _  _ 0 i. ' 0 '
Xood a oo.ik_to burn you. _ _ _ ` U' Wh t ' 1
__ _ _ _ _ --_-- Q ea germ mea ,
1 haw anvffhmg you want In the ]ewe¥l7yh;lh;ak€:1dnadM»if¢:w;ev °00 packages bright retailing Mol- 5 Selling cheap at
-L.W-COO K,°°~~   siiniiis i. soigs
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~ .~»_<_~.' ~r<~  ~_-». » fl -.~<-  s _,ef ~:-._ -. f= “-.~=J-- <- ~ . ~.  .-_ = ,=»~ -
8*' Present in Cove Head in the interest ef ,C “rc e m”Ses° ll
‘€¢°"°°°"»Y In 'f°Ml°¢¢i0f1 With COUPG* Onset themost successful of evaage-_
Mr. Ollie McNeil and Benton Wood; *purpor¢ing»f,0emenat¢ from |,im_ He
v A vm ver,q‘_v'~,~ sf in-~.__1e
eel Churches in England has orgnized an
evangelistic mission for the whole of Eng-
_ opened a clubhouse for poor boys. It is
furnished on a scale eompai-ing favorably
V, Bishop fowman said recently that he,
had been in the ministry forty~oiie years, ,
, busy to take even a week's vacation.
The Rev Dr H Allen Tupper, pastor of
C dents Everywherer ,with the best of clubs. 1
and during all that time he had been tool
1
‘ GREAT
Montclair, N. J., has given up his church 
1 to help the poor and work among the ' un-
` h h d
lists new preaching in London is Gipsy*
Smith. He was born in is gipoy ' tent,
reared in the lanes and delde of rural Eng-,
land, and knew nothing of books when ‘
converted..
In Brooklyn Sheriff Walton has ap-
members of churches, to look out for;
children in the streets who do__ wrong.
They are to deal especially -with small
boys who smoke cigarets, play scraps and
buy beer at saloons. The plan was aug-
gested by Mrs. Marcus Wood of
Young Wonicn’s Christian Association.: L
Speaking of Bishop. Ingram 'of
the poor of London, the _London King
says: “An intensely human man, he is
billiards with them, and by these earthly ,-
once said, ‘needs above all things hope(
and he has become their apostle of hope.”
Every recruit in the British army or
navy is required to declare himself aa be
longing to one of four ehurehes--the
Church of England, Catholic* Church
Presbyterian, or Wesleyan. If he has no
preferencehe is put upon the list of the
Establishment. On oneoecasion a -i
said he has had no religious belief. 
upon the commanding? oflleer said, with
twinkle in his eye: “Sergeant, this
eruit has no religious belief. On Sunday
see that he attends parade service with
the Wesleyane at 8 o’elock, with the Pres-
byterians at 9, with the Roman
bt 10, and the Church of England
at 11. ‘
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The best fainily remedy for Coutghs,
Cold, Croup, Hoarseness, and every orm
of_ inflammation is Bentley's Liniment.
Sold by druigists and general dealers in
twotsizes. rice ten cents and twenty
five cents. Full directions on the wrap-
per.-Be sure you get Bentley's.
Dr. Leyds Objects to so Much
. Boiigus News.
_BnRLiN, March 9._~Dr. Leydo,the
vaal diplomatic agent, has  a-
test from Brussels against “bogus
gles out a prominent Berlin paper as
offender. _ ' _
 
-“Look before you _leap." Be sure 'you
get Hood`s~Sarsaparilla when you call for
it, and you will find health in its use. '
THE READY MADE Drurss MAKERs.~We
know it is awunprecedented accomplish-
ment to put two _undred (230) reasiy made
dresses and spring skirts on e this -'
early in the season at prices of 1 to a Q; less
than they will sell for in a few weeks but
this is a store that makes precedents
rather than follows them. These ready
made dresses and skirts were contracted _
for last October, we left the order olpeii as
regards style for we wanted the atest.
The quality is at last October’s value, to
da.y’s value at the head fountain is 25 per
cent to 2% more. Come and see our,
ready-to-wear rainy day skirts, walking
skirts and costumes.- as. Patlgrifdc C0.
_ .i,_
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 Pyny-Pastoral
¢0é`<§1’1`S°’1§"<iE ¢'?>its 
Very valuable Remedyinall _j 1
,aiieciionsoltlis __
sosseaess
'-l
DAVIS & LAWRENCE C0., limited
SS83333‘£°3‘.l2%3%3i3
ps _ in cd bd
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Snmelhinilice
alstori’s Food Preparation
VIZ!
alston's Breakfast Food
1511> pies. -
ui-ina whole wheat flour i
-12 lbs. bags,
alston’s Pancake Flour
as ib. pics.
is ALSO
I:
5 5' ri 5' U
V ence
Ullll Ill lllill lllill
_ _!llll§=OIe ‘Lancome  lllUlQ_l_lll
Lemolin
'. 1 Fari.n0S8».
Rolled Wheat
aes
pointed seventy Deputy Sheriffs, who are _ _
methodshas reached theirsouls. ‘One :of ~- _ _ _
us,” they called him. ‘East London,'. he 1 ' mam
and, until the irritation is llduoeil   Ill
there is no possibility °f.**°PPi°8 5*,-dheliri , _ _
.».nAi~isoN's Balsam gin.  .eel 
ably brings a perfect eine!
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_ wntcomia mniiseimpasmpieeehsbalied lei
`d° $116 most satisfactory work, and ie eeeeenieel ee ed. .

its is an me at
ll 6 °-l
i;daye:e’_s:3ee¢a 
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stepney,_wh0is held in high rerani by'  N 1  '  if 0 ' 
1 ani   T  
absolutely adored by the poor of the East _ . l  _ _ c - ‘Ind  malt UGQI
End. He has boxed, smoked and pity  . ' ' u wlllfeliem
ww. ,
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ml »
Jereliy
It paysf to have watch
pairs ,made by a
worliman. Youmayhe
careful attention if you
watches to`ue»,£o¢_
° =.~=°!=_r°_°=.1r webs!
ness in the 
commissions' that
‘be intrusted to ue.
BMW- 
Our engrairer dose
plain engraving, and can
well. Try ue with your
W. W. WELUH,
'T A limi
-' ' Ladies haveyon seen our patented
HROAT' or ZIEPNGS f ` Safety Pockets? If not ask any of
Lam'  Charlottetown’s principal Dry Her-
P__op,5_°fPe__~ry mvwpmmu _ L. chants to show y u the P. C. Lady TL; hgh! 
 _ --~ -..  11;.-.; ;. ;_- ,r _ -A Z ‘Minto Corset. Examine it carefully,
, ’ " ' you will be`convincod`tiiat this corset meg,
ity. i 
weaker
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== 'I' . gg P. O. Brands are leaders. 9( gb; num; geeks;
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Why l'e|ii.i.¢a1
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Are We  <>--_un e-we

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thief elle
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the world
They have vmn che is
citizens ol inet
in the wide
overaudbeyond its
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Branch Store at Victoria. A , ' “=M’°“”_ X
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