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ABBIES
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VICS
Q ,ARENA RINK
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Prowse Bros Ltd ,
Charlottetown’s Big Departmental Store.
Grealesiulallnurwhiialinuistals
lt will be anattraction _
of Extraordinary Power
Muslin and Cainbrie underwear, Towels, Crashes
Blankets, Cottons and Linens, Doilies, Scarfs and
Shams, Table cloths and Napkins, Laces and Em-
broideries. Sheeting and Pillow cottons, Drawn Lin-
ens, Men’s Collars and Cuffs, Handkerchiefs, etc.,
Men’s White Shirts, Lace Curtains, Chi1dren’s and
Infants muslins, etc, etc, etc.
Hail to the Sale-of |909.
_ It begins thi_s morning with every promise of ex-
celling all foregoing events of this character.
Stocks are splendid and prodigious, only the best
.makers are represented in this sale. The goods are
herein all their immaculate freshness and crisp
beauty.
E' Women’s Snowy Muslin Underwear. E
Superior assortnients of very excellent and new-
est styles under insslins, table after table, heaped
with snowy under iiiiislins all the catehiest, dainriest
ideasfand effects in the sliowing.Coi:iparison of quality
with quality, price with price, will prove the supre-
macy of our offering.
Night ' Dresses.
Night dress of fine
English ecttoii made
with yolk formed of.
embroidery and lace in- _
sertion,lias V neck edg- "E '
ed with torchon lace,sle- '
eves trimmed to match, §"”*’j-’_,1;.‘_.,
Regular $r.i5 sale si __ _ _
   
price 92c each, -1;' _ '_, f
Night dress of fine  _i f
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over style, square yolk _4\¢'l'}/ i P
and neck effecr, trim- l.  /
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English Cambric slip
med with Matese lace, I
and insertion and draw _’
ribbon, sleeves trim-
med to match. Reg- - --
ular $1.30 sale price __, W
$1.04 other lines better _
qualities up to $3.75 ` 
each.
Underskirts
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If you are partial
to dainty under mus-
lins, well made and
* beautifully trimmed
you'll appreciate
these bargains. Vi/ e
want to impress you
that these garments
were not made for
a “sale” but are
fresh cleannewgoods
you'll like them and
buy for future use
at the prices we are
offering them for,
ask to see our spec-
ial Skirts at 986.
Drawers
' V _ ` adies’ drawers of
The finest Show I-Eng cotton Rnd Nain-I
sock, wide. umbrella’
flounces of fine lawn,
some trimmed _With
lace and insertions,
frills, etc, Open aild
closed ,sty1es. Price
start at 25c and all
between up t0 $1-I5 the Way up to $135
Zcew/@fa¢'a£¢
Corset Covers
ingwe have had for
years. You'l1 not be
disappointed w ith
them, prices start at
r5c with every `pri¢¢
Head Offices in New Prowse Block---Charlottetowm
Tonight. Arena Rink Abbles , vs.
Vice.
tonight. Arena Rink.
The tide.w'lll be -high this morning
_ The pictures to be shown at New
|Wooderland tonight are simply grand,
L-in
Prof. amd Mrs. Singleton with their
_home in Campbellton, N. B.
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A young man, with experience in
lsliould enquire nt Guardian ollioe nt
once.
Tho great struggle tonight, victory
,be the game of the season. At: the
shnr
their directory. 2T5~.I. Dr. T. l<l.E.
R0h'i¢ns',‘ donftist; office, 253-.I.\ Florida A ii
Mrs.
Jem
Can
daughters Miss Lorne and Agnes Vairlquesti
lid” “M5 City Yesterday for their new cided at the Arena t-onigbt.
Mr
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,Arena Rink. Germq starts 8.15 U.
P.
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_ Telephone subscribers plense ndd to Admission will be fifteen cents.
Ti” 13”" |l°WB»'lrst of A11. l One each, who gets the next 'I Ab-
bies vs Vice tonight! at the Arena..
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. P. Prowse, M. L. A., .Murray
Harbor, left this City for. home yes-
TW0 ENB* Sami. Vics and Abbieslterday.
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Mins Taylor of Lake Verde, left thls»_l
at 11.43 and tomorrow about noon. City yesterday for Georgetown
‘ m' route to Boston.
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'l‘hi's Tuesday night, Alibics vs. Vics
runes, seniors and intermediates
H H AI‘¢DB Rink. game starts at
ur defeat wil\l mean much. This will 8.15 sharp.
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Hotel, Wi Brown Prop. 360- J» Princoiifurmers' Insututa will ‘ce held
H0021. H. Hooper, Prob., 323-if Fisii-fMl10l1
eries Dept. 0_.llice. 'ut 7.3
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Advertisers are requested to have
issue is printed on Friday.
Ton
their "changes" in for the Morning ncrs
Daily and The Rural Daily not later held .b
than tan a‘. m. on Friday of each,ors ir
week as part of the big Serturdayltonight.,
Mrs.
Harry Baker of Suinmerside will awom
referee the game in the Arena tonight. McDon
The double refree system- will' 'be useditei-dn
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and Mr. Baker will make his own they will spend a few days.
~_I_1oi¢0 of judge of play-in all proba-
bility it will be Oreel McArthur.
the case for the prosecutor.
At the Ci'ty Police Courll yesterdnyi In the course cd Major Bartlett's
morning the two Prohibition; cs.ses'1ecture on Venice, Monday evening the 1
against Peter and Harold G<i_1lis,\vere eighth inet, there will be shown 0, Be..
B<1i0UI`l10l1 fi-\l Sllillfdny on request of ries of about fifty beautiful views, in- 
J. J- Johns?-ou, council for the dm
adjourned for one week. \
penn cities-the delight of all tralvel-
,fern-the City Without dust-without, iflrmiewhere about thirty four years
uoisc~L‘he city of murals palulces---'ago B steamer called the “Tunsbnill"
Iwlll bu the subject of _Major Bu‘rtlet.t's lomried. with coal' was endeavoring to
llectllfa ill U16 BRPl'|St SCl‘r001T00m;lnu.ke her way through or around the
Monday evening the eighth instant.
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,lton Markeil, 'New York, before placin
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best ndvnntnge.
Valley and Miss Lizzie at home.
Any persons, whose Guardian reach-
lment at once. All papers are mai
Willis H. Rogers, 106 Fulton Mar-
” ,.,. _ lket, New York, isprepared to handle
George Myers of Peane's Ro-ad. waslinrge consignments of smelts nndl eels
convicted of ai first offence egairnst_irom shippers in this Province, Mr,
the Prohibition _ Act at Bt-. Pete/r’s,§Rogers will so display the goods that
Wednesday and fined $100 and costs.1the best possible prices will be pro-
M~ J- CM!-1Pbell of Elmira con'ductcd‘cura.ble end W'lll make prompt and
i satisfactory returns. .
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cluding the wonderful Cathedral of
fence. The case of G. McDonald wau'r<lt. Mark, the ornate palace of tho
liinges, The Bri-nge of sighs, the unti-
‘i.o, and 3, great number of other in-
‘ Venice-most romantic of ull Euro-_tereeting points.
,rice in the gulf cn her way to Mont- =
:i-eal. When several miles off the
i Shippers in this Province are asked Uovehgad Shore the wind mme
lm Write to Francis NOYBS. 144 F`11‘l- iiroimd to the north and drove the ,
_ g ice buck upon the island shore with '
their consignments of sinelts and eels great velocity, The Tungbnll was
elsewhere. Highest market prices naught between tue board ice and the
will be paid; and most Sufisfevtoryu-eturning ice, crushed and were to
returns made, ue tho firm is thopou-_`¢||o bottom with her cnrgn of coal. *The
fKhlY Cwpllhle Of \liSPUSil`1‘g ‘S0009 '50 'lhu captain and crew saved tiheiritlw
hives by means of their small boats nigh
J. R. Sharp left this city 
M"~- J- \L~ G°d'|i-£112 City-flelft yes- yesberde.-y to Georgetown en route to fn
terdey on a visit to Soni-is. Bogggm
es Kennedy, Kensington, was u
;'I‘he reelder on page four tells what pnasengen to Georgetown Wednesday
they BFE- afternoon from this City,
the Abbies win ? this is the
on. Everybody can see it de-
. Patou will lecture at the First
_ etliodfist Church, Tuesday- next on
VH¥`10ll¢-I lilies of work, desiresln, po~ "A Trip to the l"yramids," illustru- 1"
sitiou in (lharlottetown. Applicants ted
S. Consul Hale will lecmii-e in
“’/.lou Church schoolroom on i<‘rid'ay,|
. 12. Subject Allrahlun l,in¢0ln._l
Pecinl meeting of the Long Creek
Hall on Saturday, the sth mop,
0 p. in. Important business.
ightfs game may decide the win-
uf the League Trophy. Everyone
etter see these two games, semi-
nd intermediates, at the Arena.
Philip Lowe, Murray Harbor,
panied by her niece Miss Agnes
aid, were passengers cast yes-
y afternoon to Morelll, wherel
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The busiest store
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' -eif ~. _,/'f V  that \ e sell That is to say---if you buy .1 dress or
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three iiioiittis---We replace the silk free. _ _ _
As to the silk-it is a fine soft Iircucli t-afl`et;i~--I9 inches wide---black
only. The finish is bright and lustrous aiid_tl1e quality is equal to anything we
Piiiu Sl Guaranteed, black
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French Taffeta ' I
Special at __ 696° “
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ND WHEN we say “gufiranteed” it is not just a
less doubtful factory guarantee-it just means
that we become personally responsible for every yard
waist of this tiiffeta---aiid it splits or cracks within
have previously been able to offer you at S5c. Many stores---most stores
iii fact would regard it as good
Beware of iniitations---our name is woven on every yard of the selvedge
ofthe genuine goods. `
Mail Order Customers----Use The Coupon And Ask F or Sample.
value at a dollar, our price. _ _ _ _ . ._ . . . _ _  4
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MOORE (dl MCLEOD,
Charlottetown _ __
Please send ine per returii iiiail samples of your special
sixly-nine cent black Taffeta
Name........... .. _ ._ _
Date.... _  _
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Address........  
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----;----Dress ,linens I
Wide range of patterns and colors Some little time before the steamers were “stuck” this case of gf ods' i.
caiiie to liaiid-today it isopened up and ready for your inspection. l he
prettiest range of linen dress materials that we have eve. brouglit out from .
the olfl country for you---are lierc--at the wash goods counter to-cl ty.
They couie direct from one of the best Irish Liueii Mills 'they are
plaiu, and checks, they sell for
These are specially low prices---we have a great uiauy to sell and to .
move theiu quickly we have tried to make the price as close as we possiol y
can af’ford.i Coiiie in to-day and look the goods over.
um-mounds
20c, Z8c, 55c _ . »
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hind landed at Covehend or tihere-ldfibu
'1‘lie death occurred nit Ke'lvin'nhouts_ Next day they came to,
'Grove on Jan. 31st of David Walkerythm City by train. Lust summerfhll
yin the seventy sixth year of his sage. lpieces of coal resembling cakes ofiDivi
,He leaves to mourn a sorrowing wid- l~PmrS Sump" in pimps, some ,much Wor
low and six children, James at Kelvin 1_|_;-ge;-_ were washed ashore and 'it is even
Grove. Ira of Bradview. Seek. Ewen lsuppnseri that ine gona snip 'runsuaii frat
'QQ ll0me. MPS- J- W. PHFHOWM B"¥1d',lins broken up thus liberating i|ne|Cree
viel.§,9Sas|k, Mrs. Andrew Murphy Mill\_1,i,.¢-cf.; U( wal which ure new finding, _
their way llc the island shore. 'WI
.___ meet
There departed this life at his home tice.
,es f them with the ballot, cut there cwssiield, Alberta, on the mn Jan.
|from, without their permission, J. A. Martin in the 67th year of his *V0
,should notify the subsdription depart-lug-e_ Deceased was n son of the lute Tau
_ 18d'Willinni Martin. Martinvale and was and
gto the various post offices and deliv-Ibm-u im the 151,; 01 Skye, Scoblia.nd'. Stu
iered to carriers with the bafllot in He emlgrnted to Prince Edward Is-
,them, and thus should reach the/lr de- land in 1362, some years later be
stination in the same condltion.Com-image his home in Rat Portage now 'L-
lplalnts of this nature regarding m'e/il-:K,.,n0m, 0n¢;,, where he obtained a_»ple
ed papers wllfl be handed tv Inspec-;p0sitlon as jail-keeper which he ne1a_Sut
tor Wheat' with.; request that he W‘lll'f0r twen¢,y.five y.6,,,|-5_ on amount 04 sid _
rd'
_act quickly.  `
an 9-‘Mm 1°" 9 mr” in a han” °°°"' soon after The interment took place SW'
pied by Michael Egan, Grenit George at Calgary the funeral _,el-vlce bemg
Street, was rung ln. The firem
n
i A-l'°“`5 2 ’J'¢15°k l"°°t°"‘hY °lt°m°'°“|Crossfield, Alberta, where she died
en .
guished und the fire was rung out. In'b,,,. for (ony years_ He leaves t
as
a few: minutes another alarm w
same house. re was wem
wall and had not been entirely sub
dued the Hirst time. The secom
time it was necessary to cut ni hr
in the roof an-dl one in 8, bedroom an
it out thus causing e great deal of
Th f Uh Hr ider. Mnrtiinvwl-e, P. E. I.
ddlfiagé. e CAUSE 0 E 8  i
ill health ho resigned, and accompan-
ied by liis wife moved es fer wesil as 'A
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_ Iimonrn two- sons John S. on the th
NIUE il This time it was in the,liamestead and William F. at Fort
H bet the William, also three sisters and two
'lbrothcra The sisters are Mrs. D.Nich-
dlolson, Mount Lehman, B. C., Mrs.
" Mnicoim Manson, Wellington, Mass, Ed
*lions Mrs. william Mcpiiee, Martinvale
considerable water was used to put The brmhm-S me Martin and Algxmp _
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9th.
 
.given by Mr. Egan was theft the ‘~'-~~ ‘ `
water pipes had frozen the night be- .» f 9
fore and while endeevoring to thaw
them out with n lump down ceihir,f»ho  ‘ 5 5
building had caught fire- '
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' SNAPPY
’ SNAPS
A ginger snapis no good
unless it is snappy. That is
l the kind we sell.
| Always fresh and good
No. 163, Telephone
Kent St. 21 I
D. Stewart.
ECLIPSE BAKERY
Bakes Beat Breed
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Relievés ia-?‘-W2! 
tired 
.£2-.%2.l‘. l
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sPo'r..  _/1
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V A fresh stock iust re.
lceived.
25 cents each'
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_ conducted by the brothers ofthe Mal- 'H
W0" Prompt and 5°°'“ hwd lt' “tl `lsonic Order of which he was ai mem- gf
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
members and frioiulu of Victoria.
sion are requested to meet. nhl
th's Livery Stable this, I<`i'idiiy|`
ing, ut 6.30 sliurp, for the big
ernnl visit to "lli=utlicr" nt Long
lc.
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ld'ey Lodge, No. 2'.`~, I. (J. U. l<`.,
s tonight. First Degree prac-
Every member P10856 8M€Ud`-
IOBI SPECIALIST.-Prof. H. A.
ton teacher of voice culture, piano
organ. Voice culture a specialty.
d.|o Great George Street.
10-Sdmwfrwdw.
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use forward all returns to Geo.
lierlnnd, D. G. Secretary, Summer-
e D. McLean., P. G. M. 2-4dl'i
ttentlon 'is callled to Horace Hos-
’s ad which appears in this is~
eber Heslam is to address the Wo-
n's Council this afternoon at 3.30.
subiect will be Women’s Part in
;.U..L.na. of 0...... ` lm p e ri al J a p a nese Troupe
COMING EVENTS.
ed Rose meeting, Lodge Prince
ward, S. O. E. Tuesday, February
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SOMEONE 1
SAID
Eighty-five per cent
of the people suffer from
Dyspepsia or so ` e form
of stomach trouble.
WE SAY
Evan's Stomach Mixture
is a positive cure for
all forms of stomach
trouble. Try it l Its
action is antiseptic-
positively contains no
morphine, cocaine or
any harmful drugs.
Price 50|:
For sale only at
"lHl lllll llllll”
DRUGGISTS,
Corner Great George and
_ __ Kent Streets.
Young Peoplc’s Association of
First Methodist Church meet. to-_
r. ut: 8 o’clock. The subject. forl
to will ln-, Is Wifi' Justitiuble?
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Sun 'Life Facts
New insurance issued and paid for in cash in
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the year 1908,
$519,783,571. zr
:iii increase of ;?»2,ooo,ooo.oo over 1907,
I3. El. EE{CJ\7V'.
_ Charlottetown. Manager for P. E. I'
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T0-NIGHT
_ and all the week
Wonderful and Bewildei-ing Feats in Barrell Kicking,
Rope Walking, Balancing andajuggling. V
'l`lie most Extraordinary Troupe of _Iapanese on the
American Stage.
Pathe Freria Latest Production in Motion Photograph
Illustrated Songs by WAL'l`El{ MURKY tlie Sweet l`e:i~r
2 Shows Nightly 2
7.30 and 8.45
The prices are the lowest ever charged, Cliild:-.':.' itlc
Adults l5c
Children's Matinee Saturday Afternoon. Admission i0 cents
i-30 dtf.
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The Carbo Magnetic Razor
Reg’d
The Carbo Magn :lic Razors are I'2LECTRlC.»\LL'\' 'l`E.\il’ERl'Il)
by which un absolute uniformity ofthe temper is assured. thus removing
the heretofore uncertainty which the consumer has experienced in the -
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selection o e\pood rmor.
Thef'Ar-bo . A ru.-llc lillnsliv f'u»-liion Slropis iiinuilflu-liii-cd ~_per-iully lobe used
in conjuncilon with thu- Curbo Mupzm-tio lluzoi- null \\'hcu so use the Lfnrho Mtg-
nello nliou li shave lu private use n greet number of years without honing.
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