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plainte.
COAL
establishin life-lastln
This weather makes one
think of the Coal Supply
Have you.. ii gwd Supply 111
your cellar ?° If not please re- stance where it falls to
and BBS06iate bowel disorders.
sheds filled with_ the right
kind, ready' to deliver at any
time in any quantity.
Order today
A. Pickard & Co.
O Piimie 240  
lc\lie's No I Wharf Ch"|`own
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diarrhoea, nausea, griping,
action upon the organs
relaxed muscular coat of
thus overcoming weakness,
ini! to restore the bowels
vigorous and healthy activity.
constipation, but help to
O y ir
'- - the bowels in normal condition.
THE CUP THAT CHEERS
llomlnon Blend Tea
` (Registered)
Are you diapiriied 'I
Are you ont of aorta 7
A cup of Dominion Blend Tea
will putvon on your feet.
is directed, especially fo
aged and delicate persons.
Kinnon Drug (io. i
I-llexall ` Cherry juice I
Cure Coughs
/Money back if not pleased
2 5c a bottle
Sole Agents
The iMacKinnon Drug Co. I
I ' Cor. Gt. Geo. and' Kent Street
You cannot he over-careful in the
selection of medicine for children.
A Only the very gentlest bowel medi-
_. cine should ever be given. Ordinary
. pills. cathartlcs, and purgativeg are
t00 BP* to _do more harm than good,
_ t, They eometimes _cause griplng, nau-
isea. and distressing alter-effects, and
may actually injure the health, thus
B n g annoyance.
' We personally recommend and guar-
antee Rexall Orderllen as it nate and
dependable remedy for 'constipation
We
have such iaith in the virtues of this
remedy that We sell it on ,our gina,-_
antee of money back in every in-
_ give entire
i11elIll7¢I'. fhall WC have 011i’ satisfaction, and we urge all in need
of such medicine to try it at our risk.
Rexall Orderlies are eaten just like
candy, are particularly prompt and
agreeable in action, may be taken nt
any time. lilly or ni ht' do not cause
excessive
looseness, or other undesirable eddcts.
They have a very mild but positive
with which
they come incontact, apparently act-
ing as a reguiative tonic upon the
the bowel,
and aid-
to more
Rexall Orderlies not only relieve
remove the
. cause of this ailment. They also fre-
quently overcome the necessity of
constantl takin laxatives to keep
There is really, in our opinion, no
similar medicine so good as Rekall
Orderlies for the purpose to which it
` ` ` r children,
They are
prepared in tablet form and in two
sizes of packages; 12 tablets, l0c.,
30 tablets, 25c., and R0 tablets, 50c.
Remember, you can obtain Rexall
Remedies in this community only at
our store-The llexall Store. The Mc-
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Lo bstser Packers’
Supplies
We have on hand now the largest stock of lob-
ster packcis` supplies that we have ever exhibited,
without doubt the best display that can be seen in
t‘ie Province. We can iill orders for any quantity
the very day they are received and know that our
prices are the lowest offered by any lionieiii P. E. I.
Check oil what you want below. Send in your
order today and it will receive our prompt attention.
Galvanized or black sheet iron
Bar copper _, ~
Galvanized boat nails, trap nails and box iiails
Files . _
Galvanized blocks and hinges
Galvanized row locks- and cleats
Turpentine _ ~
Linseed oil
Mixed paints
Tiger and Burril’s whitelcad
Paintbrnshes, etc.
'lhe o erslldrbuuiie
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Low Prices 'On Good
Second-=Hand Engines
I We have a number of 'good second-hand machines
here that are in first class condition, that have been
carefully overhauled, tested and inspected and now
offered at greatly reduced prices.
One 7 h. p. Palmer, two cycle, make and
spark.
One 5 h. p. Palmer, two cycle make and
spark. '
On_e 6 h. p. Sinfz Geodey, two cycles opposed 4
cycle jump spark. ,
One 4 1-2 h. p. Knox. two cycle make andbreak
spark.
One 3
One 30".
spiirk. i ,
. F0l1f.2` I-2 to 3 h. p. Imperials, jump spark.
One new 5 h. p._ Roberts motor
One new,4 h. p. Wetteijunior Stationary.
break
break
Adams, two cycle, make and break spark.
fcKebougli & Trotter, two cycle, jump
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Write today for priceiisnd further particulars. 5,, |,,,,,¢ ,, ,|,, ng ,, ,,,i%=':ge:D . [ f
Bruce Stewart Ed Co Ltd 0
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Aprons and homemade candy will be
for sale at Bt. Peter's sohoolroom on
February 8. '
In the absence of Premier Mathie-
son, Hon. W. S. Stewart is acting
Premier.
Miss Minnie Gillis, who has been
visiting her sister Mrs. C. H. Nel-
son, Upper Hillsboro Street returned
(tio her home in Grand View Satur-
ay.
Miss H. Bremner is to sing at the
Birthday Social under the auspieces
of the ladies of the Central Christian
Church at the K. of P. Hall.-Friday
next.
The games at Market Hall to-
night will start at nine o'clock and
all those wishing to procure tickets
early to avoid the rush can buy them
at any-time after- eight o'clock at the
side wicket. _ -
J. Walsh, New York City; H. C.
Hall. Montreal; Wm. Thompson,
Darnley; R. L. Taylor and J. Proko,
Boston, registered at the Queen Ho-
tel, city, between 9.10 p. m. Satur-
dav and 9.30 the previous night..
All should attend the entertain-
ment and pie social in the Granville
Hall, Friday Feb. 9th. Admission 10
cents. Ladies with pies free. If Fri-
day should prove stormy social will
be held on Monday 12th. Door's open
at 7 o'clock and entertainment be-
gins at 7.30.
Harvie Mitchell, of the Dairy Divi-
sion, Ottawa, came to the city Sat-
urday afternoon from the west and
registered at the Victoria. Mr. Mit-
chell addressed meetings ol the Far-
mer’s Institute at Egmont Bay on
Tuesday, at Long Rlvenon Wednes-
day and at Lower Freetown on Fri-
day, proceeding from there to Char-
lottetown. He reports the interest
evidenced at the Institutes as stead-
ily growing. Mr. Mitchell will ad-
rlress a meeting at lrishtown on Wed-
nesday. - Q
J. Pope Barnes, Montrea1;,J.A.G.
Ellis, Montague; T. G. Ives, Monta-
gue; J. F. Munro, Halifax; J.S. Mc-
Donald, Montreal; B. Rutherford,
Halifax; W. T. Hitch. Ottawa; H.
Hazen, W. Hl. L. Usher, W. H. Bell,
Toronto; Henry Tomkins, Rock Isl.;
360. G. Smith, Montreal: `A. K-ing,
Vancouver, S. C.; Bradley Turner,
St, John; Harvey Mitchell, Frederic-
ton, N. Il.; S. A. Hiltz, Halifax; J.
A. Clowes, St. John; J. A. Sollitt,
Toronto; H. C. McDonald and H.
Dingwell, city, registered at the Vic-»
toria Hotel, city, between 9 p. m.
Saturday and 9.30 -the previdus
night. .
Last evening at 7.30 a special train
left. this city for Georgetown with A.
King, Vancouver, and T. B. Taylor,
St. John, ol the Canadian Home ln-
vestnient Company, en route to the
mainland after a business trip to this
city ami nlso~J. F. McDonald.
Montreal, n commercial traveller who
is en routeto Moncton. The special
was hired by the two first named
who found it imperative, in order to
make connections on the other side,
to connect with the Minto at George-
town which leaves this morning for
Picton. The iiceii of a special train
to connect. with the boats was again
strongly felt and much dissatisfaction
will ensue while the present arrange-
ments are in force. -
The usual big crowd packed the
["eo|»ie’s Theatre on Saturday night.
The new pictures Crazy Dope was 8
l‘uthe,brim lull of long laughs and
circus in Australia another Pathe'
that kept the big crowd intensely in~
trcsted.Saved from the Snow-show-
ed some excellent views oi the Yose-
niitc Valley and at the same time
told a beautiful love story. The
Arctic Night was a Vitagraph and as
such was Vitagraphically correct.Mrs.
Butler in two illustrated songs closed
n most successful engagement a_ttl1iS
popular theatre, pleasing both main
agement and patrons and Mrs. Tom-
lins at the piano added in no small-
measure of the evemnE'S €“l0Ym¢“t-
She rendered as an overture “The
Frat" 9, recent publication of the
Sam Fox Music Co and 006 film*
caught the audience on the instant.
Rev. Father McQulllan, in a shcrt
address before ‘the boys of St.
Mary's Sunday School y€B¢°l`d&Y~
urged upon all who were .not mem-
bers of the Juvenile Society to be;
come members as soon as possible.
He spoke of the boys just now being
at an age when they should develovf
good habits, one of which was that
of total abstinence. He said that if
the boys would join the Society and
live up to the pledge which every
member must take, they Would MVS!
_regret it. It will be the means of
making you sober, industrious men
better citizens and more useful mem-
bers of Society. There was a meeting
of the Juveniles yesterday afternoon,
at which a big batch of boys .Were
initiated and another very interesting
and practical address given by thf
Rev. Father MeQui1lan. whose w°r\‘
for the boys has made him a. general
favorite among them as well as the
varishonersq-Halifax Exe. glhathef
ll/lcQuillnn is a native of Charlottet-
own.)
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, ° 163 Kent Street' `
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-ci..i.........  Stewart: Bakery- . ie G" °°°~ S”  mfs”.‘;.P°i:°:.si.3¥.°°::°iii
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a five o'clock tea on Feb. 14th.
. There will be delicious sa.lads,pas-
try and cake at the tea in St Paul’s
Schoolroom next Thursday.
Herbert B. Dennis, Marshfield, has
_just returned after spending a very_
pleasant visit in Malpeque, the guest
of his sister Mrs. H. C. Simpson.
The Deestrick Bchule with change of
program will be repeated in. Grand
Opera House, 20th Feb, as n sick be-
nefit. All should hold the date free.
The Queen's County L. O. L. will
meet with Tanton Lodge, Brookfield,
on tomorrow, Feb. 6th, at ll a. m.
District masters are requested to
please see that all returns are for-
warded. 
Tlckets can be procured at the
market ball for the big wrestling
match shortly' after eight o'clock
this evening. This will allow those
who have other places to go early in
the evening and enable them to n-
void the rush for tickets shortly he-
fore nine-o'clock.
E. C. Peters, of the staff of the
local branch of the Bank of Mout-
real, was Saturday morning operated
on in the Moncton Hospital for ap-
pendicitis, and is reported to be rest-_
ipg as comfortably as can be expect-
ed. His father A. M. Peters, man-,
ager of the Sault Ste. Marie branch
of ~the Bank of Montreal, arrived in
the city yesterday.-Moncton Trans-
cript. Mr. Peters' and his son are
well known in Charlottetown, where
they formerly resided.
Mrs. Jessie Hogg of this city is
lecturing in the State of Maine on
the White Slave Tradlc. The Ban-
gor News says: The lecture by
Mrs. Jessie Hogg on The White
Slave Traffic was heard hy'- more
than 3,000 people in the Nickle on
Wednesday. The white slave traffic is
one of the greatest problems facing
America today, and Mrs. Hogg pre-
sents its evils vividly, yet in such a
'manner that no person could possib- |
ly take offense.
Early Sunday morning three par-
ties were seen trying to obtain ad-
mittance to the restaurant on Great
George Street conducted by James
McMahon. Mr. McMahon had closed
as usual at midnight and had left the
place. Failing in their purpose onei
of the three iuiloosed the frame sign
Mr. McMahon had hanging outside
the door and threw it on the alde-
walk. completely demolishing it. The
two policemen then on duty were at
that time on their regular beat on
Lower Queen Street and did not
know of the occurrence until nfter the
three had disappeared.
On the .evening of the 26 inet A
oleasent time vuas spent at ,thc homi-
of T. W. and Mrs. Judson, 308 Wash.
St. Brighton,`Miss., when a number
of friends assembled.Excellent music
was furnished on the violin by Will
Walker of Cambridge, Mass, and Fred
Carver rendered some fine music on
the harmonica Dancing was enjoyed
until 1 o'clock when Miss Margeret
Pratt, Miss Margeret McNeil and
Miss May Jenkins served ice-cream
and cake Those present were R. and
Mrs. Vessiiy and daughter Margeret.
E. and Mrs. Sayles and daughter
Amy,'Miss Josephine Filberil._Talhet
Vessey, Henrv McKinzie-, Miss Mcln-
nis, Harry Word, I-laigrold Dimmick
of Brighton, Mass; Mrs. Daniel Sing-
'iton of Revere, Mass; Mrs Stentison
ol South Boston, Miss Clara Walker
oi' Watertown, Peter Pratt of Pearl
Brothers of Dorchester., Mass and Al-
lrert Pratt of Roxboro, Mass.
Coughing
if you want to--but why
do so when you can stop
it,--by taking OUR cough
syrup?
lt requires years of ex-
perience and a high degree
i of expert knowledge to
make baby. remedies that
are safe yet effective, but
at last we have some-
thing special for baby, and
no dangerous opiates in it
Only costs a quarter.
either.
Johnson Q. Johnson
The Quality Drugstore
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Are Your Horses’
` Legs Swollen ?
At this time of the year horses
are not exercised ae much as
they should and with high feed-
ing and lung standing in the
stall their legs swell up and they
become stiff-knead, slew and
nervous, , `
Mnc'| Leg Swelling Cure is
just the thing that in needed.
 Keep on I ,
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|2| Queen Street.
Charlottetown
» Every, Woman who needs ‘an extra Skirt' '
will do well to investigate' this
Clearance Sale ol Clolh Skirls .
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Suits Worlh lo $30.00. go lor
, _#"1 at 25 p.e. Discount 
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’ STILL TOO MANY skirts left "1,
_ in stocl<.]ii>t had the ready io wear  i , , ., y
buyer go carefully over them-and /"1 
without exception, at 25 per cent dis- ' 4 , . 
. So here they are. The skirts are , ` . ,
all new during the last two seasons ,"' ' `
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_ There are black and colored, `  , l
mostly panama, some vcnetians,serge
and tweeds, and they go as follow~ :-
l' he says-“Advertise the whole lot, ,  -
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WISH IT WAS POSSIBLE TO GET YOU ALL IN HERE- LEAD
you up to the suits--let you look at them-feel the material-fit them on- study
the designs and the linings- every coat lined with silk. If we could only get you
to see them there would'nt be a suit left by six o'clock to-day.
These suits are the remairiders from a busy suit selling A `
season--they are made up ot serges, twecds, venetians
worsteds, broadclotl s. The coats are silk lined. They are
cnt in smart attractive stvles and they are made to fit and
. _.`_._. _ ____.__Z mn..  __ . ,,,‘_
hang properlv. Wenilisl gef them ALL OU:l;,__apil_~in
‘ 10.00
order to do so,tnese suits, which run in value to 30.00
go at....  
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in 'This Complete but Price
in the store---we need the space they occupy, we want
them in a hurry for us. .
Overalls or jumpers, 6oc for
“ “ “ I 20 for c
Here is aSeries of Big Savings
I W `
Sale ol Overalls and Jumpers
WANT TO GET OUT EVERY OVERALL-EVERY JUMPER
something else. We do not expect to make any profit on these, we are willing
‘ to give all of that to yon, for the favour of your coming along, and clearing ,~
45c Overalls or Jumpers i.oo for 75c |
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Clearance
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the money to buy
1.50 for $l.|5 _
if
0ul go all the
Coats
THE SORT OF CLEAR-
AN_CE that we are having ,
this winter will not be satis- fi
fied with any half measures.
We sa “ever coat must o”
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Womenf-
Everybody- -' I
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and that means that every coat
WILL GO---and we’re making
reductions to ensure it.
COATS WORTH to I2 50 for $8
This lot includes smart
tweeds, plain cloths, etc, well
made, cut long, mostly sizes
36,38 and 40 regular values to
12 50 to go at just;.......8`00
COATS WORTH fo $|5 for $l0
This lot includes better gar-
ments than the foregoing.
Choice tweeds, long, with lat-
est collar effect,every garment
new this fall, worth to 15.00
for  . . . .. _ . . ...Il|.00
COATS WORTH io $20 for $l2
Some of the nicest garments
that have been shown in the
store, handsome, well made,
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Moore & McLeod’s
Store may often buy two
dollars' worth of satisfact-
ory merchandise.
The press of spring goods
coming in is fast crowding
out all the winter stocks
and we have made larger
reductions in prices to help
them on.
What you get at these
reduced-price sales will be
just as good as any thing
we could have sold to you
earlier at full prices, Only
the stocks were in fnll
variety then. Sometimes
you have to hunt a bit to
find what you want now.
We advertise only the
larger lots that are sure to
he bere when people come
in response. Many of the
smaller lots, on which, nat-
urally, tbe reductions are
largest, do not get into the
This preparation tlkcl CNW"
the swelling of the logs. Nik" -
the hide soft and silky and puts
new life into the horse.
Two size Bottles 2.5¢ and 35:.
carefully cut, well finished, ' -
worth up to 2o.oo for. ...l2.00
news columns at all. ~
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INADVERTANTLY OMMITTED
FROM BA'I'URDAY’S ISSUE
TORONTO, Ont., Jan. 31-By or-
Maeter, the Provincial Grand Orange
Lodge of Ontario West has been call-
cuasion on “the Ne Tomere and bilin- _
fl'-‘ hllnlu l\\I\.V"1¢ and human voices
including the selecti f t _
UNF in the stead of .llilhno H(dw'ifdndf lhehiletiiqhhhlstihath:mchut?:ili° cduflia
'l`oroI\to. und the arrangement of the weird sounds the Norsh Sea ghost?
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gigiul? w“’lPlE;*)';ifif;:`l`f;nwviv&h the juris- was explained by the manager of the
Marconi factory at Chelmsford to-
day. He declares they are caused by
WIRELESS GHOST experiments wireless tele
. phony being
_ MYSTERY CLEARED carried on out there. Ib order to
'-" A” test an apparatus they had used o
LONDON, Feb. 1-The mystery ol
graphophone which played several
banjo selections. `i
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