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'lhe New Dry Gods Store and
P. E. I~land’s Greatest Clothing House.
The new dry goods store is now open for
business. The formal opening is to take place shortly.
The following is a list of some of the many lines re-
ceived this week and now placed on sale. Silk Spools,
' Needles, Stamped Linen, Lace Doilies, Stamped Pillow
Shams, Stamped Cushion Tops. Plain Linen. Sideboard
Covers, Fancy Silk Stars and Anchors for Childrenfs
Suits, Silkine, Crochet Cotton, Pri Lustre, Knitting
Cotton, all kinds of Fancy Frilling, ,Side Combs and
Back Combs, Bone Hair Pins, Hair Frames, Hair Re-
tainers, Pongee Silk Bibs, Fancy Collars, Windsor
Ties, Pique, Fancy Duck, \Vhite and Blue Sateen, Fancy
Waistings, Chenille Table Cloths, Print Cotton, Flannel,
Corsets, white waists, silk waists, all kinds of wool,
oilcloth mats, table oilcloth, ladies’ hose, cotton blank-
ets, cotton crib blankets, quilting cotton, apron gingham,
shifting gingham, oxford gingham, Zephyr gingham,
table linen, table napkins, fancy llannelettes, plain ilan-
nelettes, bleached and unbleached sheeting, quilts, all
kinds of towelling, towels, lleecy cotton, drill, sale duck,
ticking, butchers' linen, cretonne, curtains, portiers,
curtainette, curtain muslin, table cloths, red' table
damask, 'table felt, turkish towelling, art sateens, white
cotton, gray cotton, cottonade, pillow cases, fancy
muslins for waists, sateens, dress goods, dress linings,
silks, braids, applique, insertions, allover lace, embroid-
eries,val.lace, insertion torchon lace, buttons,dress shields,
cottons forms,ribbons,ladies`andmissesskirts, ladies’ coats
and shower-proof coats.
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PECULIAR WEAKNESB IN WOMEN
Many women sutler untold torture
from nervous debillty arising from
disorders of the feminfne organs.
Day by day they grow worse. A
false sense of modestyipreventg them
using a good remedy like Ferrozone,
-and it would cure them.Lost nerve
force is brou ht h k- it 1
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.hu eh bu* “M lieneral Comlnlsslon Merchants
lllllIfl£t@- and Produce handled on commis-
ion.
Thl fBl¥I0\ll Pro np! returns made
I 'iwiy-r.
(REGISTIRED) 1 4,. A. ‘.\lcLcan K (`. Donald Mclliunnon
\ Bu-ristors. Attorneys-at-Ltw.
, cure, 50. at all dealers.
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'Hundreds of Putty 'Pastor-up "f0r` Gila? I d dll
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Por-lor, Dining Room. BN! R°°'°»   A ' pow!" I
tndllichcn. A general clear out of all
Pretty borders to match, all at HALF PR|CE_
Bargains for early buyers. Sale now on and for cash
duly; s -I i': 1: 
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Ferrozone so surely brings. Guar-
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mr custsmeas and friends for
their kind liberal patronage
during the past year also ex-‘
'tend to them our hecrt' best
wishes for a year of Hilealth-
Happiness and Prosperity.
W. N. lantoo  ’
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~ itha past, which may not have an
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| LONDON, Feb. 22-»-And now the
"'0ulda" has gone to her rest. The
world was never quite sure wether
or not she _ was a great novelist, but!
every one admitted that she was an
exceptionally good story-teller. Her
best _works were her stories for chil-
ldren. and these are unsurpassed in
literature. Her novels abouxi-led in
_admirable word-pictures, but often
,suggested padding to make the story
olnst. long 'enough to illl the custom iry
1 mb oi You sie 1 v th
n or _ pages. i an e e
lworld such pleasure that theze is
|universa,,\,regret that the cn.i of her
,career was marked by ruisi-u't'.rne.
iBut it is not of Ouidn the novelist
fthat we wish to treat, we_wu.nt to
§let our renders hear an echo from
.ungra soun in view o the
|things that have been said in recent
years about the decadence of the
lllother Land. Under the influence
,nf Gladstone. and Bi-ight,Grea`t Brit-
ain, in the late 70's gained a reputa-
iiug devoted to peace at any price. In
OUR CIVIC AFFAIRS
Sir:-Having had a touch of the
‘prevailing grippe I was not present
‘at the citizens’ meeting before the
civic election but l1'ave'rend the re-
port of some published in The Guar-
dian? I think that the members of
,the ate Council whose term of oillce
,has expired have been. actuated by an
honest desire to serve thc Uty well,
and on the whole have made a re-
cord of which they need not l-e a-
shamed. I observe by The Guardian's
report that there was more or less
adverse criticism of the City Ac-
counts and this is a feature that has
lite uses lor public men; it helps to
‘make those who spend other people’s
lmoney more careful and conservative,
when they know that their, actions‘
are likely to be reviewed in a pub-I
ll ti .
c mee ng
There is to my way of thinking not,
-sulllcient thought given to the mat- ,l
leer or bringing business to tue city.i
lThere should be a strong committee
of councillors whose desire would
_bc to consider ways and means for
promoting our business interests, by
encouraging industries or business
of any kind that would furnish em-'
Iployment. This might be done by
advertising,the giving of bonuses,
lessening of taxes, by free sites, by,
cheap water, &c. Depend upon it
that every family who is a wage
earner added to our population is
helping the problem of how our city
is going to h!Ed its own in the fu-
t r .
u e
In this connection I wish to calll
the attention of those who now hold
seats at the Council Board to the
imperatlve necessity of dealing
promptly with the automobile
nuisance. I feel sure that every man
and woman in the city' and country
(outside of the four or five persons
who run these machines) will agree
with the writer that these autos have
done more injury to the business of
this town than can readily be com-
rputed. They are a terror to all who
luse horses, and there are hundreds of
=cases where country people will not
come here to buy or sell until this
.nuisance is got rirl oi. If autos were
used to any considerable extent they
m‘ght be borne with, but it is in-
tolerable that four or ilve people.to
gratify their vanity should be allow-
ed to endanger the life ol our citl~
zens and terrorize people ntl the puh»
lic roads. I hope! that the new
Council will have "sand" inuugh to
see to it'that those who cannot had
some other way of amusing Lhcm-
clve th i n tu bil
nt. the least two hundred und Elty
dollars for the licence to do eo.
By the report_of the Uity Surfii ior
I note it is intended to extend the
concrete sidewalks as ffirus mi-uns
will allow and I believe this to be
good business. The Council hfiwnver,
ht t ' ini * l
oug no, in my op on o ciarge
property holders a uniform rote on
these permanent walks. It is mani-
festly unfair to charge a poor man
owning comparatively cheap property
say east of Prince Street or west of
Pownal Street, the same proportion
as is charged on valuable business
property around the Market Dquare.
I am afraid I hnv made this letter
 
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S_ A_ M C D O N A L  I a Poem That Sho_0nce Wrote About
. England - Showing the Novelist
 in a Different Light.
1881 occurred the disaster of Majuba
Hill, and Gladstone refused to a-
venge it, and in the same year Lord
Roberts was recalled from his heroic
advance on Cabul. But in 1882 there
came a change. Arabi Pasha rehclled
against the Khedive :ind thereupon
Gladstone, though proclaiming that
he was not about to sanction a uar.
sont the fleet to Alexandria. nn! all
the world knows the result. This led
fluid t rite th fllowin ver es
- a o w e o g ‘ s
to the London Times:
1882
Grant England put her armor by.
and stretch‘d
Her stately limbs to slumber in the
sun.
The nations,`seeing then .imv lang
she slept. .
Commun'd together, and rn uhispers
said :
"Lol she is old and tvedg let us
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the seeds
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sons. ‘
But from the East there came a
bl
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As from the West there cnmcutaunt
too much;
And she awakening, raised her head,
und saw ' _
Around her all her faithless friends.
and all
Her sisters and her children jeerlng
her,
And crying, “She is old!" and met-
ing ou,
Her lands among themselves, and
- pnrcelling
Her honor. Then, swift as lightning
flashes
Fromtho blue skies. her 1.-lance of
scorn fell on them,
As they crouch'd like wolves that
are ‘o’er-mustered,
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Unscruplous dealers often prepare
corn remedies with- caustics and
acids. Refuse sucl., and insist on
P\itnnm’s Painless Corn Extractor.
It’s purely vegetable. safe and sure.
Selling Wood
We’re selling kin-
dling wood and'
blocks, all dry.
Any time you want
a load, remember
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