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Our Photos in
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5*" Dresand Hot-
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Bargains
Hughes »
Cascars Pills l
cure constipation lid Ill dil0\’¢l¢l’l
ofthe stomach; liver and bowels. They
sctwiihcut grlcying and do not cause
any unpleasea alter eleoh. Price age
per box.
Geo. E.llughes,
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C “"1-Lu coons t
Af tm' se' the year you
Fx _gift f'°h ¢etshles
Canned Delicacles '
are as near fresh as skilled ham-1';
can make them, ,
Our Tomatoes, Corn Wi l
Beans. P . P ' ' T
Sffawbeffieesu et¢..'ii:'Pui”1i;hi>.y'
'h° bat Plilkerl lil Canada an
recommend them to be ,
Call and
our prices.
'ee °"7§tock and tet
 Grocery
.hone wnesvnsunss°en.
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Prices
Rule this Month.  _
100 pairs Indies’ Slippers, regular
price !r.5o now $2.00.
150 pairs l(en's 33.5° boots Goodyear
I.-len, now 3: go.
Men’s 31.25 Iloekey boots. now 31.65.
Boys' $1.95 Hockey hnois nuw`li.5o.
Ladies' $1.511 low shoes low |r.oo.
The shoes speak for themselves.
Take advantage new sad have dnt
choice. ' _
A- E. .McECllEN B
Cab lervatoe
& llellunca s Dra|Btora or at
"tbl", Sydney Street, near 8taveson’s
Corner. J. I. NICHOLSON,
- Bd _ _ _ _ All 7 boa . k ` s
1 z ryr T°1°’h°°‘ N" as hssaetridf :l‘|'e:¢zolatea“ma,::ed"c:e:‘;
 cents e_seh have been reduced in price
'ladiésf  ' _  - PCT Cclll.
Dongoia
Kid ,Slippers
on»’1u¢'s‘ ei Lin..
r»ng’n‘ it I slip
peis " 's°e` the best
'vvilts la tksclty, - ,
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from ygsto fs-I3
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HN. Qashaw, wle was
osns to scart. was taken
P* . is the larcrayeals
l tiled to Taylor waning her,
,°F|ll¢»Nl¥|lIl ll! bhleea from youu
_0alhaalta|'bnt did not ntsensher that
thelattarladoltswd to sell has any,¢
ll! if the other boys mentioned hy
'.i‘avlor._ _,
W. B. lloaarrsow, collector of cuvoms,
ioit last night br New York, in response
to a telegram snsoasclng the sarloes
illness ot his dsunhtarllas Dot. Robertson
in the It-. Eiaal Hospital. Misa Robertson
has been a trained nurse in that lnst|tu~
tion. She is hats; attapdedto byher
oousln, Hin Ethel Robertson oi Marsh-
aela. Mus new-ues aaa been in em.
alpntsertn ann snumnvu-las and rs-
-sumlng hes-duties, she was lhickcn with
typhoid fever. A latter received by her
father on Tuesday gave tavoeahls reports
at har oonditaoa. hat tile messages yester-
day wen not so encouraging.
A Lancs audience listened to the Rev.
Father Campbell lecture ca “Igavea hom
Jesuit Relations" on Thursday night in K.
oi C. Hall." A abort musical programme
pr- c ded the lecture ai fellows: Plano
solo by Mrs. (Dr.) Kr.-lly,and vocal solos by
dl  .wlllssmasashhavselassthaw
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. We have placed
in our windows
` for Salurday’.e
selling all sizes
in ' boots from
bsby’s to the old
J f grand-f a th er‘a
V wide easy boots
V ` -an ni. perm
‘ "‘ ‘“-cut' to a--qn'ek
selling basis. .
,Alley Q Co.
  UH. H. l].J[lHiiSUii
Kent Street,
Practice limited to Diseases
of Rye, Ear, Nose, Throat
and iskin.
Eyes tested and Btted for
glasses.
OFFICE HOUR!
iitoll a. m. l.‘0~3.!l p rn.
Evenings hy aanntntmeuts
dtww
when our new stock » n' ves
OsllmrUaad||sur.tess|as.
llc ills! llctitte
litilfviiijtl 'fim-
l*`U`q'_zf"7 Q.
ger-
Everybody  
We do this la order toelear them out
quick as we don‘t walt any left oivtl'
Beer& Goff
John F.'l‘»alnor, Master A. Arsenault and
_Rev/Jolla] Hcbnuald, Klnkorv, all done
delightfully. The lecturer, as may will
he supposed handled his great subject in
s manner which deeply interested tli»
use last word was uttered. No more
graoeiul or more capable lecturer app'-ara
oc local platforms, tbsn Father Cnmpbiih
A vote ot thanks was proposed by P-t-_-r
liecourt, and seconded by Wu; Moran
and suitably acknowledged. John M.
Hughes presided.
Fvnrnxn particulars have some to
halld regarding the sad death oi Leandey
Toombs, Mayfield. Mr. Tcombs went to
Edmonton in October last and entered n
sautirarium, but as he could not la
benoiitod there he was advised to consul:
a specialist. He however ceuld not heh-
hlm, so, on the advice ct the former, ln-
vent ‘oGravenhurstaa it is considered
the hast hospital in Canada with the best
ol skill. Hn arrived In Toronto December
Mth but had to put up at an hotel for one
mouth as there wne no room in the
hospital for him. He had only been in
the institution abaut two wssks when he
passed away ci consumption of the throat
'Much sympathy la islt tor Mrs. ‘l`comhs_
formerly lllse Oarrla Mutiart, B~deque.
in har double bereavement, she having
hurled har only child onthe day in which
. .she received the paws oi the _death ofjhcr
.Recticnau husband.
Wan' an absorbing top'c woman'a
headdraas is. btraugo tn say msn’n head-
gear ie a subject upon which the mascul-
ins mind exercises itself more 'than the
“lords of creation" like to confess, for fear
ol hcing thought tinicky. But it is a sign
ota man ol upto date ideas to lind him
wanting to cover the head which conlnlna
the ideas in an up-to-date hat. Anyway.
a nice-looking man looks nicer in_ a insh-
.cnable “tile” and the lmpiovement
which iit and sgood shape make in the
appearance ot the plainesr. countensnces
is worth considering. All oi which is by
way ol Introducing the hot that S. A.
McDonald has received the iiwt
» shipment nf new spring styles in hats
for men, in the famous Boston Drrhy,
which hal achieved such merited popular-
ity with all appreciative and discerning
buyers. This is one ci the ilu-st shipments
sect out by thaiactory and denotes Mr.
Mci‘ouald’s dotermlnatiouio provide his
patrons with the latest styles before they
are too lat.e.'l'he hats an this year slightly
Iowsr In the crown, and a little timer in
t-he ltlm, altogether vary neat and gentle
msnllke ru appearance and they are to bf
found at S. A's in nutiieicut variety tu
suit all sorts of heads.
W. K. Ronlns. oi this City, Grand
llilaller ol the Free Masons, yesterday
received a telegram sent to him from
Willburn, Shats ci Washington, by
the Grand Secretary oi tne Gland
Lodge of Washington. In thc rilapntcl
he asks lor information ngnniinn
Harry Burns, supposed to be a nuilve oi
Prinoelidward, who has met death iq
Ylolenoe( itis thought) in Seattle. 1
| .|.~ irable to get all the pnrrluulan
llprdilll the dsafi man that it ls possibl-
Wltls ‘The ta|e;rarn intimltld that th
deceased had been a member o
the cedar here, hut lr. R1|'°l'>
has been unable as tar to trasa
his name hare. It any readers ot
Thetlnanllanarepoesessed otany infor-
matlms that will assist lr. Rogers li.
ldmslblag this man, they will ooatsr _n
sarvloehy letting ir. Bwtro lraow. H
will smartly report to his ess-reapondsm..
aadssalltasths new slsarlo "Melr-
camstaacasrsganllng the as-a'stdaatli._y.
Istslmporesnt snasvhsss whcmay know
aayttlagln the casa should writsor as-
le Brgusaeeoonalplsethle. There la_
aahsaes thstths Islam ess*
till
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seat ls waded a asnnalas. a ran usa
li la stoss Q llpnnaaes adherent.
'rasaneaewqunnin rm- tn- aber
well Holkly,\Ql- Uharlol.tatown’s well-
nrxetaestss relies caan.. 'kann plans. arrival attends non-
. Y I .
Q J&l'l und. Qll it Wal good maya, lt,
sited thasoa '.Nnrsday night the Ahea-
gwslt lssokey teen deieavsd the St .iohn's
taallhmothataight, witha score ot li
to I. It was aa V interesting contact and
wltaeaead hy al numhsr ot people.
_The Island play? _ w~ re in excellent
ionn despite the ioui nay. They played
lkell last al|h§pmi un Monday are down
toe another game.
The lei-I erwhlcls appears on another ler
cal page, signed by the Captain ot th
North Sydney Hockey Club. and nien ing
lo i.ho`\\lllllllli!f the Charlottetown Clul.
may he taken ssau ladleatlon at the nail-
hrs ol the writer. ll the rest ct the tea-u
are to hs indeed by cha accomplished
eaptalsfscoereeway or expr-inning him-
se|l.ltl\ayl>e lalsrred that whatever
_tonne deserve to he applied to their play-
ing, auch words as gentiem \nly, o
courteous, would he strangely out ot pine.
In connection with such vulgarity »\~
characterizes the letter ot the vnlli. nt
Captain ci! the North Sydnsys. lc really
appears as it the aborlglnes are not a l
oonilned to the western portion ut this
Dominion.
Ma.Jus1~1cal»Ioncson, Master ot the
Rolls, deliveredjudgmeut Thursday in
re the application otJohn Mcliurrcr for
writ oi Habeas Corpus for his discharge
ircim Queen’a County Jail under a com-
mitment aader the hand of the
Stipsndiary Uagietrato of Qusen'a County
for :violation ol the Prohibition Act.
Tha principal grounds urged by E
0. Brown, counsel tor thc prisoner, were
that th_s commitment :lid not show jul-~
isdictiqu by the commiting magistrate,
and that the commitment cannot be
held over alter conviction for any space
of tiusc. The Master of tho Rolls held tha'
thesubs itatedcommituient put. in by
the prosecution on the trial subsequent in
he lest for Hnbeas Corpus wn
auflicient in ¢0ver the df-it ct in the former
commitment. The ccmmitment under
which the prisoner is held being good. the
Master ol the Rolls ordered the prisoner
to be remanded to inil. Attorney General
Pours for the prosecution; E.O. Brown
tor tile pwoner.
Vlar sad was the sudden and un-
expected death ol Hn. H.A.Rohes-tsou,
.ol Alexandra, Lot 49, which took place on
Saturday, the Dth Inst., utter an illness ot
'tive days. Tha'deceased had had a slight
cold, succeeded by pneumonia. which
added to heart-weakness caused denpie
the best' ol medical skill and careful nurs-
ing the sudden death of the patient, Mrr.
Robertson was a woman ot kindly nal ure
snd retiring disposition. ever ready w
lend a helping hand when neighbor or
irioud was in need. Har kindly minis-
tratlous will bs missed by many. She
was an alfectionate and dutiful wlie, and
a loving mother. For husband and
children there has gone out n light not to
be relighied; a place vac tted not to bc ru-
tllled. She was a devout Christian,
having united with the Alexandra Baptist
Church some years ago, having been
baptised by Rav. D. G. McDodnl.i. During
the time nbc was associated with th.
church she, hy.hrr life "nfl conver ation,
cxempiliied thc principles oi the Guspii
and the fencningu oi Chriat her Saviour
There in it-It io mourn s husband, rs youm
lnm|’y con lsting oi' two sons and thre-
dsnglner~, an aged father, mother, and
mother-in-law; three brothers, William
H. Judson James H. Judson, and Gi org
Judson, all of Alexandra; Ihr e sb-tern
Hrs. Wm. Dr-lke. ni Charlottetown; Mrs.
Seymour Mcilelian, ol Alexauilra; an.
Miss Mary Judson, ol Alexandra. Th
esteem in which the dscoaaed \\a< hel-
was evidenced by the vast concourse u
people who atipnded the funeral held on
lionday, the Ilth lust., there being abou
one hundred aielghsin the funerll pro-
cession. Serv ons were held at the hous»
and' in the Alexandra Baptist Church.
conducted lay R -v. G. R. White ol Chnl-
lottetnwn, an-I R-ev. D. R. Chowan ui
Pownal 'l`hc nrldrena ot Rev. Mr. Whit.
was npprcpriate and touching, in which
he dwelt upon thc characteristics of the
heavenly home.
 
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.Comfort
Oar new moddfla-son
moamiugsss the- is oi
coasters and san. '
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dlaging qusiitlen' lad are
the Leatmt ad *st in-
' donspicoens loading we
kaowoi. i
/ llettartryhueolthess
mon' nts. !`
G_.l"._lluish_eson,
Jea¢lsd0|t|k.
FBBRUARY 16 _ '
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many of them cannot
MEET ME AT THE ALWAYS BUSY STORE
` 
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A A lliagniiiccnt Display of thc NEW
FABRICS at thc White Saic
Never before have we shown such a complete display of lain and fanc
. _ P Y
Xglvispnost of these oiierings are exclusive designs to-be had only at this store
be du plicated, the advantage of early buying is apparent:
A Money Saving Opportunity---Buy To-Day
White Check And
Muslins
Good welgth and width, various
Stripe White Lawns _
39 imhis wide . . . . . . . . . . . .
._ i4c yd
4-,inches wlzie.........,,. .|8c
size checks and stripes-10, rg, 15,
l8c. and up.
my
Spot Muslins
Sums made in Scotland. some in
Switzerland -all imported ding; and
the best that money can buy at the
price- 8, 17, ax, 25 and 35c. yd,
; 
_ . yd
40 inches wide. .... . . . . .
..;°¢_ yd
a5c and 281:.
india Linens
Finer and sheerer than Victoria
L\wn_yet it possesses great wear re-
sisting' Qualities-18, zo and 24c.
yard.
All newest design, and
A ine. sail. mercerizfd
and _15c. per yd. _
Fancy Weaves .
boltlng cloth: 20, to 35:2, yd,
_ - 
Tussorinc Lawn
tirely new and a great sellev-28, _,c,
White Organdics
Thrsepopulsr goods need no des-
cgption, 45incl>er wide-24 45, 55c.
y .
asshreras ‘
36 inch .__   301;, yd
Black Organdies
Same weave as the white- 25 28
and 35~:. yd.
fabric; en-
Dlmity muslin,
, efiects-only 400 yards
_ STAN
In connection with the White sale we
colored wash goods, all kinds nt all prices.
Do Noi Delay, Buy To-Day
nffer a splendid assortment of
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hair striped, colored dots on white ground l also floral
. .yn
in che lot. ' i ?
LEY BR05, _
- A Latvia audience. a good pn-t of which
w-,N Q 12.0. students, witnessed the two
games of basket ball at the Y.M.C.A. last
evening( H01' a sensational and excitng
ilnish the game between the Abhies and
business men caPv0fl MII*/hlllil HHH "lf-
The business men led in the scoring in
the game until a few minutes of the ilnish
when the Abbies pulled up and tied the
score I3-13. Acuordimv to rule the game
was played off-the team scoring the iir-at
two points to bv thc winrer. Here again
the teams showed themselves evenly
matched, the business u en rearing
one point from a free throw; than she
Abbies tied the score again by a (ree
throw. Alter a iew minutes oi very last
and exciting playing L. S. Crosby, for the
Abbiea, caged a vary neat goal thus win-
ning the game. The game between the
C. B. C. sud Vics was en entirely differ-
ent style of game. The Vins, were weak-
ened by the absence ol I. Reddin and the
whole team played a much inferior game
to that usually put up by them. The U.
li. C. on the other hand played one oi the
strongest games they have evct' put up
and wou ivy it score 0185-7. It looks now
as though the C. li. C. charupiona in-ri n
Jrong 1 |»\`n| on the trophy, though there
is ycta possibility for s mm oi’ the other
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That ls what e good piano says to
every pianist. Have you ever
notiud the reluctance with which a
skilful performer approach-s a
arrange instrument? Bxperisnce
has taught him that in many case
the unknown instrument will prov
such a handicap that his vest pieces'
wilt lose most of their elsctivesese
_ Bat G: piainist aoaslgnd a
hottie’ 7 arm ug lo can
hardly mveit. Ita mL calls him
hack again and again.
Iieinlarnan Pianos
li Ill oillh. 1\l‘leaMa‘
r’lm.hay s -nd  xi*
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heel. Nyaumlavsrealliepwd
hdalml _ slppeoar
Hiller Bros..
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il 0 Canned Lobsiers 18<~ 3.1¢ ¢-nn
 h 'fanned Salmon i5c, :ec can,
Canned F. Haaiflncls lsr, soc can.
0 Canned Oysters 2_5c .nu.
ls Canned Shrimpa 16.' can, Canned Cl
me-za 1..mm~a$hUn»»
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 anne l'):ir¢dni(r:cim:i>neless cod fish 6c, Sc lb.
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Tll_E ROYAL BANK 0|" CANADA
Capital and Reserve .$8,000,000.00
SAVING S DEPARTMENT
A BANK ACCOUNT promotes credit, establishes
responsibility and results in security.
START AN ACCOUNT T0-DAY.
J.r. M¢Mu.LAN, Mann... c.-io..-n
Gini Seed Meetings
Classes in the judging of Seeds and Indentiiicsticn o
Weed Seeds will be held during the afternoons and Add e~s
es will be given in theevenings at:
Tracadie Cross Feb. nth 2 p. m. &
New Glasgow “ 15th
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Tignish zo ro s. m. 2 p. m. 7 p. m
These meeting' wfil he crndncted by Professor Khnck of
Ste. An' a de`Bellevue assisted by “lcfeseor Moore of Truro.
As these classes are of a practical nature, and similar ones
were highly appreciated wi-.ezever held last year, every farm-
efongitt to make it a point to bg present,
The Provincial Seed Fair will he held at' Summa;-sid;
Wednesday and Thursday, March 27th and 28.
S. E. RElD
2'f6»719. 12. N. ‘5 Cr mmissioner of Agriculture
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