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Night Gowns
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and Drawers v
.ire =ell1n0° fast `
Positively the best value =
from the Best manufacturer _
1n Canada
f Covers
18e 230 330 oOe, '7oc, $1 90 _
and 1 50
light Gowns _
$100 1.25,
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LOSING OUT
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DIL A. Melt tr Jonnav,
Mgr Boston Optical Co
Charlottetown, P E I
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Tonovro, O\r, Jen 22nd i900
U to 'sy that owing to unforseen circumstances that I will not be
K0! I Competent Optician at a reasonable salary to relieve you N
thing to be done is to close everything out at once REG ARDLE3
lid you to come here Make slaughtering prices regardless of value
u lim as soon as posrible
Yours hnrnedly,
M G Tnoxrsox
wewill close out everything in the Eyeglass and Spectacle line at
PRICES Come at once if you want afine pair of
Prices never heard of before I will remain and make all tests
the entire stock is SOLD OUT Come early and get your pick
this sale you will get quality and style combined, with prices
you to wear the best. You kll0" *|155 YW Pnd f°l' “Wm
Mme here, and you know what you will have to pay after we
Yours respectfully,
LIOKAY J'OIB.]DA 1\l',
ostcn Optic il Co Ch’town. Manager
 BlHflm@d
wore you l by dishonest Jewelers- well deal with |110- I UD 100
#lid a cook to burn you
anything you want in the Jewelry line Cell and we
Watchmaker and Jeweler
Core Gt George 81 Grafton Stl.
¢Q.?..'§.....  as
and Province.
dents Everywhere.
"A" on Monday evening at 6.30.
welcome _
welcome. .
ents of the Maritime Business College
of_Ha1ifax List night.
Cox:-: to the gospel and praise service
tomorrow afternoon at Y. M. C. A.
Hall. Begins sharp at 4 o’clock; good
speaking and singing; all invited;
special music.
of the P.E. Islind Hospital held Thurs-
day night. \ cordial vote of thanks was
generous .offer to furnish a private
room in the New Hospital. '
Want returning from Mrs. G.llant’s
funeral yest-rday morning.,-Mr. Heu-
nessey’s undertaking term started to
run,wheu the driver was fixing a spread
on one of tie horses. They came down
G1llow’s Bill at a livelvrats and a few
yards west of Pickard &Lc‘e. baliery
collided witha post. The hoarse was
greatly damaged.
Tar. surveys by the steamer Mint:
will soon show if Sable Island, the
"ocean graveyard," isreallysinking in-
to the ees.. So far each new _survey
has shown the island to be shrink-
ing in size. In 1776 it was 81 milfs
long and two miles wide. in 1816
it was a mile shorter, aad at the present
time it is supposed tg be only 22 miles
long and one mile wide. It is about 85
miles from the harbor of Halifax--Ton
onto Globe.
Tin: S. S. Minto left Georgetown on
Tuesday morning for Picton. A large
quantity of ice was encountered off
Picton Island and at 10.30 after going
through several miles of it the steamer
was unable to proceed any fnrtherp
At 7.15 yesterday morning a start was
again made and at 9 u’clock Picton vias
reached. After discharging her freight
she left Picton at 1.30 on return to
Georgetown making the run in three
hours. A gentleman who arrived in
the Cry lastnight states that in many
places the ice was very thick. Toe
Minto. however. acted well and made
seven knots an hour through the ice.
On Thursday evening the passengers
enjoyed a graphophone concert in the
smoking room and a very pleasant
hour was spent.
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Croup, the dread of every mother. is
instantly relieved by Bentley’s Lini-
ment.
business in Charlottetown Just the
thing for sn active vcung man with
say $2000 00 capital Best of reasons
10;' selling Fur p'i!"ll°Dla!'8 npbly l0
B. M. care ticsnnian, before 15th
net. 3. cod. Sw
I ds saw dust, delivered at our were-
house. Malpcque Road. J. Wheatley.
3 1w.

a Shingle on
Yournocfwhile the weather is ight
Ou: steak of Cedar Shingles is (gig:
.1 me WM -4
yea: Whites, Extra go. l's and
Bay no other-kind, if ycswant the
The =tead =ei -crevi d nd
foe- Blat 33:0: I'l6l'£BER nigaugramit
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Latest News of the City
By Reporters and Correspon-
CnUsaDi;ns._Meeting of Company
S of T. Victoria Division will meet on
Mc-nday evening. Initiation; visitors
Sono sanvice at the Gospel Meet-
ing in Prowse's New Block. tomorrow
afternoon at3.45. Strangers always
REV. YVILLIAM Donsorv was announ-
iced to deliver a lecture before the stud-
AT a meelingof the Board of Tru tees
given to Miss Carrie M. Rogers for her
iota-A Micmec Legend, J. Edward
Muskoka, E. P.; Our Canadian Con-
Lesgne Results. John Ross; Notes and
Queries. etc.
died tai; morning at the Water Street
ness. The deceased was a universally
auces. He was 46 years of age. Mr.
DeeBrisay took an active interest in the
Cetholiceccsetiee of the city and was one
of the promatf rs of the Catholic Truth
Society of Ottawa. He was secretary
of that body for a number of years and
much of the widespread interest in its
SscKvii.i.n has a great many euthus
leading men in tae town belong to the
y club and -play regularly. Evangelist
Gale. who has coucleded his ,meetings
hexeleeemed to he nudes/the .impression
that they took too much interest' " in
'game and not quite enough lu the 'spe-
‘cial mee;in|_zs. During his remarks Sun-
day evening the evangelist referred to
this matter. He said nehad spoken to
.one cf the leading church members in
_. the town and asked 'him why he_iiad not'
been at .ending the meetings more reg-
ularly. The gentleman replied that he
really could not Gnd time to do so, 'but Twelve dong 1; mm.
Mr. Gale said he knew this same gen- ul ill mistake F01* I?l,£;s’:le.'w'ill gil:
tlemen had spent three hours watching one away with every Climber sol we
a game of curling ~ and concluded he sell YV P Oolwill
bad lied when he said he did not have ‘
time to attend the special meeting. The U* 0* Bfllld Condensed Milk
gentleman referred to is understood to 89"” *fd °l\°*P°f *hill I cow Put
beone of Seckville’s leading citizane.and “P bl (1501 m°l0wD Condensed Milk
Mr. Gale’s remarks have occasioned 0°- All grocers 80 ohn
C0|llld8l'\l)l0 ¢!0lllm€lll.  Ill d\lO` l 
deference to Mr. Gale such remarks had
better remain unsaid.-Sackville Postf
TSE NEW BAKING POWDER. .
Mn A S lilcnrnv ro rietor of the
Stanley House. Troroll stlltes that he
has found Dearboru’s ~l5aking Powder
very satisfactory and equal to any he
has ever used. 10 li
For Sale-A good. prcfitable, going
Wanted-200 loads of ice, and 150-
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Our splendid line of muei'
cal studies includes suit
able songs f ir children- _
We can furnish youwith'
anything you may require-
in that line.
5° §'< on
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fliat ours is the leadin
“Music Housef’
Thsz- we are ever read
and willing to wait
you _ 1
Thi.: we are in a position
to q i-i~~.e you lowest prices.
Th~i we would be pleased
to li -ve you cell and
MILLER BROS
 Qnsui St. .
Ccondlfe Building'
; ` Q n, Rev. T. H.
Hunt; Pioneers of Tryon and North
River, W. H. Warren; The Fair Min-
Recdle;Our October Trip up Lake
tingent; Scottish Association in P. E.
Island, Hon. Senator MacDonald; The
Angelic Message. Uncle Tom; Tenant
IN referring to the death of Mr. W- _ \
C. DesBrisay the Ottawa Free Press  i.“£§" »°`¢ '_'-_ , ig, ~»;_, -
says: “William C.DesBrisay, for many . ,_ '
years an employe of the Civil Service, ., 5llVCl'W¢8l'
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hospital, of dropsy after a lengthy ill- , `- , For the
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popular in a large circle olacqneint- (ll Tab'
If/X Durable Table Wearis the
;_»“ only kind you will ind in
. L . our prices are no
i'/»,‘ llore than they should he be
' the good qualities we clue
,~,. You might gather many
workings is due to his iudefatigable V' "cl" fmm th" ll?°°k UB#
labors. He has been ill for two orl *_ "Wm 8l'°l*l.Y lid in bollliify
thi-fe yeeri. but at times recovered ,If ing your table,or that would
iastic curlers. Io short nearly all the _
me c.i;.ii.o....v. cirannorrerows, r.i-:_ I. Fi-Jenner", 9, 1910 7
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LOCAL BRIEFS
‘ THURSDAY. Feb. 29nd. is the dale the
ladies of the Red Cross Aid Society will
     Bo You Drink Tal
Opera House. to raise funds for the
,sick and wounded. Riily round the
Ihr- _ If you do have you tried Monsoon” yet l
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Weothftothoeswliohsveiiot tested tlieweuleg
ef the CELEBRATED OXFORD ‘IWEIDS ead time who
have an opportunity to purchase their choice of 75 patterns at is
following ig reductions
32 cents will buy 40 cent quality
52 cents will buy 65 cent quality
60 cents will buy 75 cent quality
70 cents will buy 85 cent quality
80 cents will buy fl 00 quality
Ladies All Wool Oxford Suiting, 54 inches wide, rqelar
price Sl 50 for Sl 20 Many lines have a large percentep d
Australian WooL We consider them the beet on the market ll