Boston D.-rby.
W e have just received
Boston
First New Hats in
the City
In Boston time is nn hat so popular as the
The young men will wear no other hai.
the 1907 model
Derby
and it is all that Bostonians claim it to be.
The young men’s favorite.
S. A. McDonald,
.
' _-_--.nil Kilos A
A necessity in every
household ie
A Good Hot _
Waieriiottle
See our assortment.
Goods guaranteed.
Prices right.
6/re
Red Cross Pharmacy
" sod twmtf ’
 
SHOE POLISH
We sell
Blaek’O at
lilc a Box
Big 3 at
Ye a Box
B|ack’O is a
very superior
Polish.
' Big 3 is cheap-
er but is good at
the price.
GOFF BROS.`
FOIIAALB
roulrl__oulnn|li
The many friends oi James A. Camp-
hell,Graham’sRoad, will be pleased to
hear that. he is reoeverinir from his re-
cent attack of paralysis.
LE l`TERS FRDM KOIHERS.
Everydiy we get letters from mothers
telling of the benrm/Baby's Own Tablets
have been to their litre one~'. Some
prelim' thlera gif ogxtipaltiorr, stonrlteh
an w r. - hrea
up colds anrdm.~|:i»le |e“v'ere?rsome asm:
great hrlpto teethinz halves. while others
go so lsr as to -ay that the Tablem have
saveu thieir ll!!-IIT one's lille. |\\"e huge
meusan e n tw v~r-.ren t. e
Tablets. lor the n»v:r’ dz harm-aglwayr
5004. Mrs. Bihar-t Pierce, B.»li'a R\pid<_
nt., writes: "I would not. be without
Baby'sOwn Tabietaln the house (cr a
day. When auythir? alla my little one I
Yivs her a Taalet anmshe lemma Elrlérhi.
emsureo rmo ernw n tem
quilts as r.lai.i»f;.oiury.; Sol; hy '¢iruggiI|_»:.'s
or ytllai at 'r ceo w a x, ron r
lar. Williams' Meiicine Co, Brockville,
ni..
New Valencia Oranges for llarnaalade
20 cents a dozen at Beer & GoI'.. 2»22d3i.
zoo B00l(S zoo
Half Price
All good iaaaoie
Books. I-Iere’a a chance
to add to your Library
at a small cost. We
want the shelf room,
the advantage il youre.
See them eu tabiein
hook department, a
eaQ for early buyers.
ec»,i'i¢‘
» ="`~ -\  f \‘
Words to the Jury
Haw Yoax, Feb. 18-“I never wanted
teaheot the creature. l never wanted
to kill lim. I knewha wasa foul uroatun,
destroying the mothers and dauphtera of
America, but I wanted through legal
means to bring him to trial. I wanted te
get bimintoeourt-to bring hi to jua-
tloe. But providence took charge of it, it
was an act. of providence.”
This ia Harry Thaw's own story
of the killing of Stanford White. It
was told by him to Dr B D Evans,
rhe allenist. last August in the
Toomhe. Today Dr Evans repra ed
the prisoners own words to the ,jury
which is trying Thaw for his life.
Mr. Jerome fought hard last week
against the lntroluetlon ef this evidence
wh'ch the defence believe! conclusive
nrosi that Thaw did not knew his aet. was
wrong. Only the testifying physicians
had declared that in their epinlen Thaw
was insane at the time he made the
slawment to them, however, the rules 1 f
evidence permitted the introduction of
the prison:-r’s words.
THAW'S WILL ADMITTED.
n
In further hulwarklng their eorten-
ti n that Thaw war insane when he
shot Stanford White, the defaudani'~
counsel succeeded todry in placing be-
fore the .Iury the will exeen'.ed bv
Thaw the night of his marriage in
April, 1905. anda council iothe will
executedat the same time. Again
Mr. Jerome fought the evidence, but
he significantly withdrew his objec-
tions alter Dr. Evans had given it as
his expert opinion that Thaw was ln-
sane st. the time he executed the will.
The (act that the District Attarliey
seems disposed telet in testimony oi
every character provided there ia a
preliminary opinion from the witness
that the man was of unsound mind at
the time, to which the testimony refers,
was taken today as further indication
that Mr. Jerome may, at the p~ychie~
logical moment, if he deems h`s hind
strong enough, demand the appointmen
of a commission to pass upon 'Ih»aw’s
state ef mind at the pre ent moment.
PROVISIONS OF THE WILL.
The will and the cedlcil, as read to
the Jurers t>dey, were omred in e\i-
dence as cumuls lve lestimony oi
Thaw's mental unwnndnesa prior to
the killing of White. In his will
l`haw provided that the executors
should set apart lhe sum oi’ $50,610 fo
the Investigation of his death in ease of s
violent or suspicious enrl, and for the pre-
secution of the person, suspected ui
having had aliand ln his takinlz off. In
the codicll Thaw left to a lawyer in Pitta-
bnrx the aum of 11,500 to be used in secur-
ing iezal redress from Stanford Whit
and one other person, whose name was
not allowed to be used, for the benefit of
young women, who, Thaw declared, had
been the victims cf S‘anferd White and
ether inhuman sooundrels.
'rsaw rnannb eoxsrmacv.
Thaw told the physician that, in hi-
ettsmpis to brlngitanferd White to ins-
tioe, he had complained to District Al-
NEW BRUNSWICK
FUHESTEHS MEET
Frmpmcron, Feb. 10.-Owing ta the
eommunicatiohirrozul srltl-n, Bev. Dr,
llurke has had to decline the invitation
of the New Brunswick Government to
ileltleipate in the Forestry Convention
now mking place at Fredericton.
Dr. Sclreeek of Baltimore, one of the
llfilllllt fllluree of the Ottawa Council of
last January. and Americ'\'s foremost
inreeter. just bohk to the University from
h‘s native Germany, writing his regrets
at not being able In attend, says: “I
ehall never leapt the interesting sddreu
oi Rev. Dr. Burke at the various Canad-
llll lll°°¢|llll» g often quote that happy
saying of his, have to din out at the
mouth of the river lhe farms washed
away lie eoave\.' '
New Brunswick Foresters greatly N.
Iliff Father Burka`s absence. A delega-
tlea fer the 0. F. A, 1|-gm (muu, |,
lresent.
lush of eeaeequeaee to Maritime hee
try ia being dellberated. ‘
WD YUU SAY
FISH Y
“vzatye a large variety of
Bnasnnln Centrex rs
hcxaoae, '
aewstaeu Oceana
Damn Coorraa
Cannd Fish I
:"!o‘¢..rreu ia. nm
l_)o you Lllse ,
aan-tap we h
svrwm a son' - g
hail. Oaeeal
  , Killing
Dr. Evans Repeated the-i?1'laot\fer’s~0wn
ed in liaving ‘i`haw’s  i
ted As Evidence "
.rfb »
i ra,
-~.
-D°lm»¢“§`i»¢¢¢¢<*-
‘bunny-leeele and the latin hadtaid
him te let the matter drop; that there
was nothing' in its He a'ae complained
to Anthony Comstock andto a Detec-
tireA¢ency'
JEROME EXAHINKD WITNESS.
Late is the atteraeea ltr. Jerome eroaa-
exarnlned Dr. Evans briallyon the ees
point ofhis opinion that Thaw wasof
unsound mind at the time of executing
his will. The proeeeeeer and witness
ilaehed fire ar. the Brat enntaet. and there
was every lndieatim that Mr.Jereme
understood Dr. Evans' croea examination
ingeneraithe proceedings would he al
lively and interesting as any overheard in
alooai court room. Dr. Evans mat the
preliminary attack boldly and seemed ae
ready with his wits ae the Dls‘riet Altar-
noy.Thie was illnatrntod when Mr. Jerome
in a ioneof aggrevation asked the witness
"Well wh_at can you aayf’
Poor Show for
The Dyspcpilc
Peibonea sr°m.¢h,` clogged Brain,
Wavering Ambition, Failure-
Unless He Seizes His Op-
portunity.
Thsre'a no good reason for any msn's
remaiulnlr a dyapeptie-a burden to
himself and family, when he should be a
producer.
There‘senly one reason why he has
been a dyapeptlo and that is because
ne has overworked his stomach sothst.
it cannot secrete the jniees and work
the muscles necessary; to digest the
food.
W ,i
ll
V qrt  '
E'
FAILURE SFARING Hill IN THE FADE.
‘ What the dyspeptio must de is tn
helpthe stomach eut. It ia inll ni
spolsonous pile of fermentinu, nau-
aeating food. Instead of being assim-
ilated and carried by lhe blood to
make nerve and muscle and rebuild
the waste tissues, it lies there in
motive.
First, fake an uuirritatlng eatharte
and get rid ol this feed.
Seeend,|;etdiI)~cent package ef Stu
art'a Dyspepsia Tablets from any
drugglst and take oneat each meal
and at hed time. The tablet will do
the digesting while the stomach' -is re-
iraininuits tereer. Before the bexln
zone. your stomach will he vastly re
ieved if not cured. Why! Because
Stuart’s Dyepepaln Tablets contain the
varyslements which your stomach po~-
saased when it was healthy-pspein,
diaahase, golden seal and others. Il,
was because your stomach kept losing
its supply ef these digestive fer-ments
that you became flyspeptie.
8luart.’s Dysnepsia Tabl-M do the
work simply,surely, and without ln-
jury. They are not amerlieine, but
the working out of a scientific principle
upon the food you eat.
Hundreds el auiierera in farwnrse
condition than you have been peel-
tivelyouredef dyapepela by these wen-
derful little tablets. Forty ihoneand
physicians in the United States and
Oanadareconunend them;
Ilyouare uncertain ' and wish inr-
ther proof, send us your name sad ad
dress today for afrae trial package.
which we will gladly mallyeu at onee.
F. A. Stuart Co., 74 Stuart Bldg.. Mar
shall, Mleh.
For sale at all druqlsts.
 v
‘li-9-1
ws... so wine sim
t ii. as wana. rim
When ledisa have all the
chaps they walt and
mere.
Pardee se troubled will
had in our -
Brlilsil Aiiiilllil Pill
tried tfasisd
_ Friend. ‘-6
gan 'a'll - Mita:
lg.
U~lm»»n»nrnnu
:Lacy wee-ee
_ 'oimeaa as wana?
;|edi::°;l.y’:eernaia|.
, nmnereenuty
\
~ , » >
N
*ns-_
, . _ :..~.-_
glxereoeia, 1 Suitl, U
Wise? Underclothing, H¢iVY éW“l¢f|»
Hen? Top shmshllinter Gloves Cudigm Jackets’
l Winter Capef, ’ I I
\ Fur Collars, g
_ _ - Fur Mitts,
‘ r ' F nr Caps. _ - ' _
Imi:iat'have”roo_m for spring stock. "All 
oount‘sN5.:=:ine. md be di of "
_ pworn g s to spcsed .
H. H. BROWN .
The Young Men'a Man. .
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l
BAND
lilil Thurs
Ula Satur
_Tduday and
3195-3° p
° »1_in.n...o..d_
Rink Co.
rnarfs,
nu: sror
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»
na- L , s  f_;l I 3
FXING YOUR FURNACE
Isn’t a matter that yon can put oilwianueh longer. Be
fore you know it the cold weather ll be here and your
furnace will be outof commission. Makes you shiver
and use real language _to think of it. Suppose you
rake our advice and order ns ie get at your furnace
f ' right away. We’ll Ex it in time and do it right.
net us hear from you- _ '
BRUCE STEWART & C0..
Founders, Engineers, Machinists and Boilermakers,
Charlottetown, P. B. Island.
PHONE 125 P. O. BOX |280
_||~q,-~n»\~\na.R.»¢~|w¢~ee~-neeveev-sh-Qu »
Genuine
Linseed Oil
J
Pure Spirits Tnrpentine.
_ i Wholesale and Retail. _
lllhe lingers Hardware Bo., ill.
 =
Low_ Price Store
We have just received our
d We are exhiblirngalarge range of tliemln both our show wi
OWS.
We won the agitation last year of lqving the prettier* and
rlnts in the diy. is season we have a larger varleay than ever.
Thefattefneereillaeiee, ' l
'|`l\°0¢\ii\'!i¢G»°d. _ .
Thehieeeafs law.
- . il'
~ ’*'-. u-. .
ree their
,»~,¢..¢y,..,» 1..-r--a~ -v '4
A e/~v
Jd --
New Spring Prints
l
Steam Laundry
Where Good Work Tells
Kent St. Phone 15|.
A. F. WEBSTER
,snr-:Ar  
CLEARANCE
SALE
of Boots, Shoes,
Over:ih0eF,_ Moccasins,
` Gaiters, Felts,Rubb'~'.=.
Wool Soles, etc.-All
_ mnstge.._____ _
coNsor,,.sn:..
CH A(;§¢0TTE'l`0 WN .
Mortgage Sale
To beaold at. public auction in front of the
. Pour! Rouse in Charlottetown on Tuesday the
tyeifth day of larch naxt.A. D. IDM, at the
` hour eftwelve o'olock neon under and pur
uenttoa poweref sale contained in an in
denture of Mortgage hearing date the first day
ef lay, A. I). llll and made between Alex-
ander Melanie of Winalee Road. Toivlmhiv
number thirty-three in Queen's County' since
deceased and lu-garet Ann lolnnin his wif-
of the drat partand Sophia C. Robertson of
Charlottetown. widow of theseeend pmt.. All
I-hat. tract ol had on Township number thlrtl’
time in Qaean'e Buabkundsd and deeerlb
edu fellows thatlatesen' Bounded on in
wut hy the Braeklsy Paint Road. eu nv
North by land in p -aeaaeieu of Alcxulldvi
Qtrwart, on the south by the ` Kilkenny kewl
andon the laetby the rear llneoi fanna trnul
lhlotl the Union Road and centalnlna rilu
__ anne etlanrialittialllreorlms.
l For further pertieelan avoir to M.»r»
‘e!A\0IllBent.|ey, Soiidtdll. Bank of Nora
; *code Chambers, Charlottetown.
_: Dated thisaixth day of February AJ). |917.
' sornui e. sonsnrsox.
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il-lifli. '
ilill in ilip_ llarkai
.:n°.°.:-'-'~ r.~':.~.=::r:':rd
bln-dga u  h?vr“a*l:iorCl:'nic||iu.
Yer parties mmelrh Pnowsn
` ii-llmwmn R°"‘""
~ 55;-__°‘-»*"
bet ' `
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I aiiile. Qe¢a§£, Chariereeeewe f
REMOVA L SA L Et
1
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   rnerrnir
be received UP
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lor the
en Gm*
1| qu; of tilt
in Char-
a store lid
and
, _Tenders
're ati:
way l°
from
tender