wnnmrsnar ' 'nm onam.0'1"rm~ows nos nman ' FEBBUAR¥°eB8f-1016»
l|_i_u_i1il|sM
Sunday Sclloni Supl. Tells
Huw “Fruit-a-lives" Believed
Tonosm, Om-., Oot. lst, 1913.
“i have lived in this city for more
than 12 years and am well known. I
rujerrd /ram Rhrumalirm, espeginlly
in my hands. I spent a lot oi' money
wiiboul. any goodresults. I have taken
"Fruit-a-tives” for 18 months now and
um pleased lo tell you that I am well.
All the enlargement has noi. left my
hands, and perhaps never will, but the
sorcnessis all gone and I can do any
kind of work. I have gained 35 pounds
in eighteen months.”
R. A. WAUGH.
50c. a box, 6 for $2.50, trial size 25c.
At all dealers or direetfrom Fruit-a~tive.1
Limited, Ottawa.
r- W P-
Farmers
We Want at Once
1000 Bushels White and
Black Oats.
300 Bushels 2 and 6 rowed
Barley, _
200 Bushels Buckwheat.
500 Bushels Island Grown
Wheat.
10 Tons good Pressed Hay
llighest cash prices paid
for above delivered at our
Seed Warehouse.
Write or call at our
oihce.
'Carter & Co., Ltd,
Seedmen
Charlottetown
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.i.iTl1ii:ssiunal 
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Mayor Brown ’s
Office Hours
Mayor llro\\'1\. ollilzo hours--10 to
ii n. in. 2 to 12 p. ni. On Saturday,
I0 to 1': ii. m. 7393-2-ililiitf.
‘ 
DR. HEATH MclNTVRE.
Dentist
Cameron Block, Victoria Row
Charlottetown
Office Hours: D a. m. to I p. m.
2 p.. m. to 6 p. m.
368340-26Mti
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MORBON Q DUFFY
larrlaters and Attorneys
lollcltors for Royal Bank ef Cansds
MONEY T0 LOAN.
 
WARBURTON I. SHAW.
Barristers. Attorneys, Notary Pub
lie. Etc. Solicitors for Canada Bank
ers Association. Bank ol’ Montrlm
Cteinaflia, Permanent Mortgage Coruor
I 011.
Omcea-Old Guardian Omee, Pro
wso Block. Charlottetown. P. E. l.
BABCOLK AND BONS
Patents, Trade marks, Designs.
Registered Patent Attorneys.
Established 1877
Formerly Patent Office Examiner.
Muster of Patent Laws.
Representatives in all foreign coun~
tries.
Wrilo for Book "Patent Protection".
Tells.
All nhout and how to Obtain Pat-
"il S.
lilo St. James St., Montreal.
Branches Ottawa. Washington.
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DR. CLIFT
CHRONIC DISLASES
Monthly treatment.
Hotel Victoria.
Charlottetown, P. E. Island,
Ollice hours 12 to 3 daily and by
appointment.
7354-2-lllvililiiospd.
 
Miss D. nudge
171 Grin! (Morro Sinai
Manufacturer ot al kinds of fine
hair seeds. Also Gontlemens Toupees
nnd Wigs. -
Phono 814.
Manlcuring. ' nl;gi£|{|?&sln|;g.
‘ -‘ 1 o.
_'_ V _
Chartered
Accountant
nn.m\x,n.s. 
IW. Simms Lee,F.C.A. 
izriltliusma, som I
ilililiiiiii ill  0 `  ii
-IT PAYS to buy in this Province.
-W. K. |iilcGOUGAN, Globe Fox Ex-
change. is Guardian Agent In Summer-
side.
-GOOD ROADS.-The roads still
conliuuo to bo in lliv pink ol' couditioii
and the hnuling of icc. mussel mud and
produce gives thc town u busy appcnr-
runcc nt thu present time.-H
-CARNIVAL.-Conio to thc car-
nival at lledt-quo rink Wednesday.
thc 23|-tl, 1|; 7_:l0. llantl in nilond-
nnci-. l’rizc for best costume, Skat-
ers in costume admitted free. Spoc-
talors i0c. ouch. 7471-Ll~22m2l.
-105TH CHURCH SERVICE.-
llev. l., E. Acklnnd. pastor ol' the
Baptist l`hurch. Summerside, spoke
vc-ry acceptnbly to the otiicers and
mcn of the 105th, on Sunday morn-
ing last. Special mention may also
be mnde of the excellent music fur-
nished by the choir.-L.
-WHIST PARTY.-.»\bout thirty ol`
thc ladies ol' tht- Auxiliary of the
A,0.li.. Summersidc. were entertained
to a whist party on Friday evening.
the lilth lust.. by the new president.
Mrs D. F. Mc.\'elll. at her home on
Second Street. At 10.30 luncheon
was served by the president and the
game continued till 11.15 p.m.. when
the gathering dispersed for their
homes with thanks and best congrat~
ulations to the new president and the
singing of “ For She's a Jolly Good
Fellow."-H.
--FOX CASE.-The adjourned fox
case between Mr B. l. Rayner vs.
.\ic-ssrn ltussei Key and \\'. P. hloran,
of Lot 11. was further continued on
Saturday and Monday at the Summer-
sidc Court House. before Stipendiary
\\'right. Key and Moran claim that on
the 22nd of January last they found
it dead fox frozen on the ice at Lot
11 and after thawing it out they took
oil” thc pelt and sold it. lluynor i'.l'ii|ilii
that the pclt is that of one ui’ at pair
which \vnS siolcn sllorily bclorc that
time i`rom his much ni-or Sunillic-_rsido_
Sev<'rnl \\'illii-ssl-s wort: cxmnillcd on
Sztturdny and Monday and thc case
was further adjourned till Wcdncsiiay.
thc ‘rlird insl.. :il l0.Ii0 a.m. A. (‘.
Snuntl|~r.~'. l{.(`.. for plniiliitl; .\'cii illu-
Qlinrrit-. ILC.. for defendants.-ii.
WESTERN Pt.ilS0iiliLS
--.llr liuhrfrt l`tccvt_‘s. l<`rct:to\\'n. was
all inward pnssl-ngcr by lilo morning
train on Monday.--ll.
-Mr John l’. Gnuilct, .\liscou<~lue,
drovi- in to Siilliiiilwsillc on i\louill\_\',
- li.
- .\ir. l'rui~, \'1_-w illasl:u\\‘, sprfnt
this \~rock~i-ml \-isliing l`ricnd:x in Sl.
Elcul\oi":~'.--l.. »
" ____..__
-lllisses Juno und lllahvl l\iurrny,
St. l»Jlcauor`s, nrc visitini: l`ri\-mls ui,
Clinton.-L. .
-.\Ir. Whiston Wyand. Summer.
side. spent :1 few duys visiting among
friends and relatives ut 0'Lcury.--
l...
-bliss M. .\lucl<`nrlun1-. Sumnu'i‘-
side. is visiting with friends lu (Elixir
lotlclowii.--L.
-Mr. and Mrs. Albert, l\'lcNci|i.
(_':tv<~ndil~xl|, were wt-iconic visitors to
Sumincrsido on i-`ridny und Saturday
lust.--L.
-'l`he many friends ol' .\lrs. Joseph
Cztlheek. Sumuierside. will regret to
learn that slir is confined to her
home by a severe attack of In grippe.
-L.
-l\lrs_ ll. Scales. St Eieauor’s.
left last week on an extended visit
io hor <lmlglitel's in Saskatcliewan.-
..
-.\lr.~'. ll, ii. Campbell. Charlotte-
town. is spending s. holiday with her
dnuglitcr-in-law. Mrs. G. li. Camp-
bell. in Summerside.-L,
WHY WUMEN
WRITE LETTERS
To Lydia E. Pinkham Medi-
cine Co.
Women who are well often ask "Are
the letters which the Lydia E. Pinkhsm
Medicine Co. are continually publishing,
genuine?" "Are they truthful?"
“ Why do women write such letters? ”
In answer we say that never have we
published a fictitious letter or name.
Never, knowingly, have we published
an untruthful letter, or one without the
full and written consent of the wnmsls
who wrote it.
The reason that thousands of women
from all parts of the country_ write such
grateful letters to the Lydia E. Pink-
ham Medicine Co. is that Lydia E. Pink-
ham 's Vegetable Compound hss_brought
health and happiness into their lives,
once burdened with pain and sulfenng.
it has relieved women from some of
the worst. forms of female ills, from dis-
placements, inflammation, ulceration,
in-epainrltles, nervousness, weakness,
stomach troubles and from the blues.
it is impossible for any woman who
i»1swn°eidsr‘Ldiie';'dd 25” Q4
to reslisgfhgiw diss:
, su s n
rnogd feel whgi re- `
stored to health;
:Ihelr Ingo desire to V mweg-
eip er women I ‘
whoozesuiierlngas  i 
lhfydld. 4. 'i s '-
O I I
Fishm g Boats
I! you want fishing boats or plena-
ure boats designed and hulit
- Write.
LIULII CAMPIILI-.
Tmvmss PM
J ' » _ " . '  .i, ‘I
-ONE CENT per word each inser- , »- _ _ '
lion for the odvertisiug In this column. _ _ w
Cash must accompany order. MiuI~ _ _ ~
mum charge, twenty-tivo cents.
lied Cross Society of Tlgnish sent
$100.00 to thc Hon. Treasurer last
wcek and cxpcct lo ship another box*
socks in u few dnysi- A- social and
dune will b held in T nlsh liull
o o lb'
Wednesday evening. March lst the
ladies of the society will serve hot tea
and coiioe. sandwiches und cake. Ad-
mission 50 cunts. Proceeds in uid of
Red (`ross:- A st~rles of afternoon
I
the Red Cross society, the first onei
was held at the residence of the Pre-i
sidont Mrs. A. J. l\icFadyen. Friday'
afternoon and was a decided success.
both socially and financially.
ngish
-SPECIAL TRAlN.- A special
train left Tignish Monday evening for
Alherton. A number of people went to
witness the Hockey match which took
place there-Z.
--ON FURLOUGH. ~ Mr Alfonso
Doucctte ol' the 105th Battalion has
returned home for a few days. He
brought home with him a unique
souvenir of the trenches. a walking
cane made of fragments of shells. Tile l
cane was sent to Mr Doucttte by a
friend who is at the front.-Z.
-MRS. JOHN PERFlY.- The sad
death occurred Saturday of Mrs. John
Perry of Frog Pond. Deceased had
been married but n few years, ann
until the last few months had been in,
lhc host ol' health. She leaves lol
mourn. besides her parents, her hus-
lmnd und three small children.-Z.
-HOCKEY. - The hockey match
l>e=lwi»ci| the single und married men
oi‘ Tigliisii tnok place Saturday under
very uufavourulilc <-omlilions. Owing
to this recent rnillfuli the ict-_ wus nl-
most completely covered with writer,
hut the young men insisted on Dlilyillk.
so they were compelled to make thc`
best of it. Mcl<`ndycn, Myrick nnd‘
linckett played the strong part for
thc mnrricd mon, while Murphy. Uliilli
nnil Gaudet played for the Singh-.. The
gnmn cndcll 0-0. The llnn~up wus als
l`olluws1-Mlirriutl l\ivli~-~Goi|l, J. linc-
kcti; point. IC. Gallant; cover point. l".
.\. l)`t_‘ol|lior; |'e||l|'l:, ilr l\lt-lfzldyi-li;
ro\'<:r, lil* liicllriilc.; loft wing, l’.
i<lveull:~'; rlglit wing, .l. illyrivk. Siiii-ill!
lllcn--Ilnul. U. Gallant.; point. C. Mur-
phy; 4-over polni, (‘. Gatiulut; rover.
Oznui; contre, ii. lluckett; lt-it wing.
li. Gaudet; right wing, U. Wlmlcn..-Z
*#%§*H 
l_ in Mlliuiiil
Q ._
MRS. FRANK J. FLOOD.
Thu l`unvrail oi' thc into Mrs. l~`rullk
J. Flood. wliom: denih with ri-coriivll
in tin-.sn columns at few fli|.\fH iliio.
look place lo lit-ily':~x Cross on Siti-
urdny morning. Fohruur_\' liith. The
deceased. till u little over three ycnru
ngo. was Miss Margaret Campbell.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. iiugh
Campbell, North Wiltshire. On the
12th November. 1912, we had much
pleasure in tendering congratula-
tions on the threshold oi’ what. all
hoped and believed. was to be n long
wedded life; but Providence has de-
creed otherwise, and to-day we
mourn the passing from the activi-
ties oi this life. its joys and its
struggles. one whom to know was Io
respect. a young lady with all the ad-
mirable tralts oi' character that make
lor good society. and having not nn
objectionable feature in her disposi-
tion. 'l`hou|.:h death is connnon to
ull mankind. und -nnturnl. still It is
natural. too. that we should be
shocked ut the visitation of dcuth.
and when a youiu.: lady only twcuty~
six years oi’ age is called to her eter-
liul rest out of the- very spring-time
of a buppy married life, the shock
and bereavement to those imme-
diately concerned is great. After all.
deeds and merit. not yours, count in
tho limil accounting, mul while sili-
cvrcly syinpnthizlllig with lhc hcrcuv-
ed lnmlmiul and thc nunicrous frii,-urls
und rulntlvc:-i ol' thc dcur ilopnrtcd.
we must ull how to tin: incvltzthlc,
and luke up the cross anew. The de-
ceased lcavcs to mourn. her bereav-
ed husband, two little sons. futller
and mother. three sisters and ilvc
brothers. The pall-bearers were:
Frank Murray, Patrick Flood, An-
thony Clarkin, Patrick Callaghan.
Michael (Ilnrkln and J. ii. Nantes.-
ltequlescat in pace. Amen.
LETTER OF SYMPATHY
The following letter has been scnl.
lo Mr. ltobl-rt Stevenson. Wlicntlcy
ltivcr: Dr-nr ilrothcr:--Wo the trus-
lccs of thc Church do extend to you
ourslnizerost. symputhyln this hour oil
trlalanil severe sickness and trusting'
that if God. in His all wise lfrovldcnccf
does not see lit to restore you to health
and strength to be among us again
thai. our loss will be your gain. 'I`rust~
ing that thy faith may be strong in
God who doeth all things well. Signed
by tho Trustees of Wheatley ltlvcr
Church. '
CORN HINTS
l'ut your time on the curing and you
will not see to put much on the test-
in .
Tut n "corn tree"'ln the parlor, It
will make a good decoration.
Where corn ia kept in a dry room.
or is are dried. it gives a test of D8 to
100 per cent. germination. but where
left shocked in the field or 'on the
standing stalk throughout the winter
the test was 0.
in hand.
the est' that scores
ailbm
i
teas are to be held by the members of'
\ y ” ,i fi
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-NEW SAW M|LL.- There is u
rumor of a new saw mill. to be erected y ,
near Tignish the coming spring. The
residents sincerely hope the rumor
has some foundation.-Z.
I \
with a two and one-half
made with a seven_inf:§ /,;-it 
_of muslm embroidery It ` 
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wnsdale,has a wide n_1us- A _
broidery frill of a dainty
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fri1lof_embr<>i<1e_ry of a / iii   I I 
eat design. White §]2gE   ,L i ‘M Z
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 % _ ¥, ».W./,Wi//y/Z/_V///,I/,,%  yi/9/,//..,,,,,/7%/Wx 0%
her skirt o me stron ilk   , il // _ /\  %
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ounce edged with a two r
` . Wh' ° '9
.i£€?‘_??__?‘_*?‘?¥____ 1.3; Children s Gowns
ther skirts ranging uo
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Corn not he dried In the dl-
un.
and forage plants _
This
gives the highest
the ears
 Sale and Displa poi New   Whitewcar
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‘ WE HAVE TRIED HARD TO MAKEiTHIS__§THE
/ SMARTEST-the best-the most complete showing of
prgatty whitewear that this store has offered you in many
X - 8 y. . 1' _ . ~ _
_. _ " » You are cordially invited to come in-look round-
examine the goods-buy if you like. We are so confident
of tbe excellence and attractiveness of the lines shown--
that we do not think anything is needed except £0 haVe
V I _ you see the goods. _  _ _
 .;."5' |
\\ Sample ' Values in Pretty Gowns
ii
_ A gown made strong cotton kimona sleeves,_ slip over style
limshe aroimd neck _and sleeve with torchon edging drawn With.
ribbon-a real bargain      
_Another gown of the same style only finished with a neat cm-
broidery beading and edging   ..... 
Come in and see our special wlnte gown made of strong white
‘ cotton. This garment has a V shaped neck of embroidery insert-
' ion. edged with fine lace, buttoned_front, three-quartered sleeve
» - edged with lace lo match yoke. White sale p_rlce  ..85c
_ Anothergarment of mu_ch finer cotton, slip-over style. kimona
I 0 sleeve round neck edged with neat embroidery, drawn with rib»
_  bon, sleeve linisbed with embroidery to match neck. Wh1te1S5l8
Women’s gown, slip~over style. This garment is made of fine
2;;
L4-nav*
, .
:ol `°-""'.-__ _'_
r ' k with a deep yoke composed of rows of Val. insertion and
Gown "“‘”s°°
an embroidery madai ion in the centre, a short set-in sleeve, shp-
ovfr style edged with lace and ribbon bows, a real speciailbgg
gan a    ._  ._ .___  .
A very serviceable gown for elderly ladies, high neck, deep
yoke in front composed of clusters of fine pm tucks and rows of
embroidery insertion, buttoned front, long sleeves, strongly m_ade
large O. S. size. White Sale pr1ce....,.1. 5. Several other prices
ranging from 1.5O,1.60 up to.....  ............... ._ . .. ...... ..3.50
k' " I
ders trts   _ 
Skirt ot white cotton witha %///// ,_   I ";i,'i,,»_i,.-v,'tr_ '_,.V/-it/,A._>/r/J. it//y/2;;
. / _ /_..  _ Wi .l___ __  1, i _...___/_
nch frill of tucks and /%/_  ,-,._;.._/..;__».'- /   ,yy/_,_.-,. 11%? .
. . ` .ff/§'f*~?/~"/iv.//»Lli,»> '1'd1.-`f”.~ ii “<L611f_"_J.._1.*~>'.°f>'/..,;/'"NIV _ 
_ orchon lace. White Sale 7// ,;._,vi;/<>%lWl£' '\’ | l.j?~~,_‘.;';;;,W;§Wlgg/ ‘ / , 
price  __ .... ..  69c / . '\   '*/;"'// / /
f/ /  
/_yf Q ox/ 
' ` "_ 15. /‘t 'QW " 
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lil
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e skirt of liner cotton
w_ <£-4_.-*1'.T-
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underskirt is made of '”"”’
is,
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L/
if
af desi n. It also has
Cin_ld’s nightgown made oi strong white cotton, edged '
¢-.~ around neck and sleeves with uurrow embroidery, sizes
fromli to 12. 1’ricc........   ........... _.58c
75*-~~ Another child’s gown of line white cotton trimmed
s t9 l wltnembmidery sizesiz ana14.Pri¢e_..___  ssc I
-- -if ' 1 ‘“‘-“<32 2 1"
f§.l=f"""'7Z . , ohii _'fi ‘
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" i Children s Drawers
Children’s drawers made of fine white cotton, frill of
tucked lawn, sizes from 2 to 14 years. Brice.  .  25c
Another line of children’s drawers-the frill is composed
of tucked lawn, edged with a very line embroidery frill-
ali sizes .....................  ..  . .........   35c
 Specials in corset covers
1=;.=1. -=- ' ' ., _._
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Corset cover made of strong cotton. edged with torchon
I lace, drawn around neck with ribbon. Who could make it
\ for the money, would you? Price only    l5c
. ~
Corset cover made of good strong cotton and neatly
finished,tnmmed _around nec and sleeves with wide torchon
insertion and edging to match-all sizes, price oniy...... 25c
A fitted corset cover of nice fine cotton, has embroidery
, around neck and sleeves. White sale price   35c
Corset _cover made oi fine white cotton. finished around
Drawers the neck with two inch torchon insertion and edged with a
_ naIrrow_ embroidery-sizes ranging from 36 to 4. _wgégg
sa e pnce   .   
I A veryfdainty éorset cover of line white cotton, prettily
~ ', _ trimmed with one .row embroidery ‘insertion and two rows
1 of Val. insertion, edged with 'fine Val. lace around neck and
gli 3 f..“_ arms. Areal bargain    
pf 1*` ,others ranging from 1.oo, 1.35 ana..._.........  .._$|.s_o
15°' ‘i .
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   Moirteucttiil
  in L_lt_e:121 aims so-ee: cus»1qttf_t.;»_n_J
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Special _ .Sale of , Cot-Sets
. JJ* C400 |. -_,__ , ~ .i.~» ‘ .1 _ ... `
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This
A Gown
30
Drawers
L_adies’ drawers of strong
white cotton nicely finished.
strongly made, has a live m_ch
tucked frill. White Sale price
Drawers of line cotton, has
fine pm tucks, edged with a
three and _one-_half inch em-
broidery frill. Sizes 25, 27 350
Another drawer maduoi nice llno
cotton, composed of line pill tucks.
edged with a four inch frill of oyc-
lct embroidery of at very pretty
dnsii:n, strongly made und neatly
llnishcd. l‘rico . . ._ ._ .....49:
llrnwcrs made in ht\\'ustlnle. 'Phil-i
garment has u nico wide i‘rill ol
eyciet embroidery set with inser~
lion, sizes 25, 27. Sule prleo . . . .68c
“'l'hc Helena" in ri closed drawer
made with an ertrn wide log, giv-
ing the effect of a wide skirt.
made of fine uiainsook. finished
with a narrow bending and edged
with u pointed embroidery tiounce
oi' solid work design. W`lll'i‘E
SALE price  .. . . . . . .
_.$1.35
Utht-.r prices ranging up I.o .$2.75
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