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COAL
is one ot the things that contlibiites lirg t-
ly to our erljoylncnt. While it goes up
largely in smoke, it. leaves brlilnd guilinl
wnrnlth to the occupants ofthe house.
Cold weathnr rapidly decreases tha
coal bill, and if your simply is growing
small, better let ns replenish it at once.
Prices will be no lower and you may have
diliiculty in securing con] later.
A. Picliard & C0.
Phone 240
l’ealte's No l Wharf Ch"I`own
T0 The Electors -til
Charlottetown
L zdies and Gentlemen.
In soliciting your' votes for the 'election
l`r\r Gnlnlllil-sioncr of Sewers and \-:ltcr
supply itllalik you for the very lit-arty
support accordedmc ill the past. ` l
Should it be your pleasure to again elect
nle to tllis inlportanl position in :he city
cfilice l shall i--ldeavor as ill the past in
iltcharge the duties laitllfnlly and to the
ast of my ability. '
ln;-rovcmznts i:l Service will be required
ll_-slip( the present year requiring the do
Pl-rni on of all goo l cilizciis. _
llcspec|l`lli`y Yours
Cl-l_lS McGRE(`»OR
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The Caiiadiau Pacific is the Eihort.
Ilirirct Route Charlottetown to Mon-
trcnl, the trip being made in twenty-
ioilr hours. Close connections are
llliule for all points beyond and
rllnnges and transfers V are avoided.
New oleetrii: light sleeilers on the C, ,_
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CAUSE FOR ALARM
Luffl fl' Alliwtitc or Ilistrcss Alter
ltlltlns a Hi/mmom 'rllat slinillil
not Be Disregardcd.
Aillltftite iS just ll natural desire
for food Loss of appetite or Bgomaph
distress latter eating indiwh. indig[,;_
tion or dyspepsia. Over-eating is a
habit WFY dflllgerous to li person's
good _general health.
It is not what you ent but what
YOU illlwst and assimilates that do;-_s
YUU good. Sonic of the strongest,
ll@aVl€5f._ and healthiest persons ure
moderate eat,grg_
There is nothing that will cause
more trouble tllan s disordered
stonlnch, and nmny people daily con.
tract serious maladies simply through
‘ll|=`l`€L!at‘d or abuse of the stomach.
WC llftlc all in'(‘l1arlottetown who
suffer from any stomach derangement.,
mfilzest-<>ll. or dyspeilsla, wlmumi-
acute _or chronic, to try Rumi
Dyspepsia 'l‘ablets, with the distinct
“l\<l€l"Hf-Hnllillg that we will refund
their money without, qiiestion or
formality, if after reasonable use of
this -medicine, they are not perfectly
szitisfieil with the results. We m¢,,m_
melld them to ollr customers every
day. and hilve yet to hear of any one
who lins not yet been licnciitpil by
tllcul. We honestly believe them to pp
without elplnl. 'l‘hcy give vi»,|~y
Prltlllllt relief. aiding; til ll3l11.r:ili'_'e
the l»!ilHtl'ie jllicns, st.rcngthcnin;; the
tlilzestivlg <lr;riull~:, to retglllntc tll
l>U\\'@|H. and thus to prilillotz- pr».rfec‘_
nutritivll, i»_ild i:l‘lldir:ltc nil unil gnlthy
Symptoills.
We "V559 you til try xi 2:'lc., box of
Itexritl _ llyspepsiil Tablets, \-1lilc‘
gives 15 dziys treatment. Al; ill.; end
of that time, your money will be re-
turllcd to you if You are not satis
fied. (lf course, in chronic cese
len;:t.ll of trc.'itnlcnt varies. For nur?
crises. we have two lnl'y;er sizes,
which sell for 501', und $1.00. Itc
niember, you cull olltnin Rcxrill ite
medics in this ei.mnlunity only lit
our stole-'l`lle ltexnll Store. The lVl-1:
Kinllon Drill; (ln.
onto to Vuncollvciw J.l(. ltoss. the
local (_‘_. l'. lt- ugeut, cull supply all
information. di-ti,
l*iXl'l.lll~`.lilN llliltlifl
HABY iN (lit,/\l)liiJ
-<;.ilii~‘il»:l.ll, N. J., lfcll. rl-lcv.-i;=f
urine of glass for two blocks alonp
Munroe Street was slli\t.t.~t‘ed today
sud ll nuilber of ilersons were cut
and brlliserl wlzrll n. tullk containing
cnrlloliir. nrill blew up ilt tile ilcydr-ll
Uhcmicill Works. None of those hurt
l'_ ll. Halilllir Montreal run, nndtilisl
ronll has the best dining car service. I
’l‘his is the only lille operating com-I'
piirtlllellt cars-Montreal and Ott:-w.<l__ I
1-_rl Toronto. and Montreal and 'Por-
nre .~:criollsly illjured. A baby wus
hurled from its cradle and landed il-
vross' the room with the o\'ertllrned
will on top of it. lt was sliglitly
bruised. The ions was $75,000.
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 Rexall toherry _Iuice -
J* r  Cure Coughs
fl W‘lVl‘oney back if not plc-used 3
2=;c ci
bottle
, Sole Agents 
The MacKinnon Drug Co. ll'
Cor Ct Geo and Kent Street
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Hickey £5’ Nicholson Tobacco Co. ,l
when you get hold of abrand
of smoking tobacco that sput-
tcrs and falls to burn any- ‘
thing but your tongne.Wliat’_~: f
the answer? Next time ask '
for our RIVAL or MASTER ,
MARINE. Never fails, never
disappoints. Cool, sweet and ,'
fragrant. None better made. _
Most pleasure, least money.
ing tobacco is good, too.
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Our Wholesale Service
Excels
the Canadian market, at
strong, binding guarantee
Our stock is now the
you buy goods from us.
proper delivery.
thing you need.
When you buy from ns you are sure of getting
the best shelf and heavy hardware tllat is now on
shown by any johbing house in the Dominion . Our
aztion and we help you in every way to_ make the
purchase of our stock a rich investment.
and we can fill any sized order the day it is received' ,
There are no back charges. shortages, etc., when
Telephone or write today for quotations on any-
priccs as low as can be
stands behind every trans-
largest we have ever shown
\lVe guarantee prompt and
lhegoperslleroweregp
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It. pays to buy fn this Province.
'l‘here will be band at the Arena
tonight.
J. Pickering, and wile, Summer-
sidc, were visitors to the city yester-
day.
itev. George Millar, Alberton, was
a passenger to this city by the spe-
cial yesterday from Georgetown. ~
ltcv. Dr. Alexander Gordon, son of
Kev. Dr. Gordon, of Kingston, Out.,
arrived in the city yesterday.
'The death occhrred in Kingston,
Ont., of Mrs, William Nickle, mother
of W. F. Nickle, M. P. _The lat-
ter is the husband of Miss Katie
Gordon, daughter of Rev.'Dr. Gor-
don of Queen’s University and well
known in Charlottetown.
There will be a tes. in Zion Church
lecture room Valentine day. A well
supplied refreshment and candy
table will be provided and tea serv-
ed from 5 to 7 o'ciock. Tea, and
admission will be 20 cents. Every
une should help build the new chur-
ch.
L. l\'icI)onilld, East Point; Angus
Rankin, Steilertoll; Mr. and Mrs.
Pickering, Summernide; ld, Boswell,
Victoria; Capt. W`m. Richards, Bide-
ford; J. S. Perry, Slinllnerside, regis-
tered at the Queen Hotel, City, be-
tween 10 o'clock last night and 9.30
the previous night. _
Capt. Leslie Murray and bride ol
Vernon River were in the city yester-
_lay and will' cross today en route to
visit the i:rooln’s home in Port. Rich-
lllond, (LB. They will be accompan-
ied by Cnpt. Gault Murray and Miss
Tsnbcl McLeod, and on their return
will take up their residence in Lower
Montague.
I). W. Mclican, Crailnliil; D. W.
llurlls, Stratford; A. B. Burns, St.
Jollll; Frank M. Iionghurst, Montreal;
\. W. (look, l\’Lollt.rcsl; Joseph Sini-
ond, Montreal; Walter Hhiplcy, 'l‘ol'
onto; lG. W. Gl'n.haln, Toronto; and
il. llilty, Halifax; registered at the
Victoria I-iotcl, (lity, lletwcsn 9
J'tlnck_ last night null 9.30 the prev-
ious night.
It. wus i~epol~t.cll yesterday in some
l|uzirtei'i=. that W. ii. Rogers did not
'ntullll iloluiilritillix in ward 5. Mr.
lingers wishes to state that no Del"
will find any authority to stitrt this
i-.~.poi't., as he culne llolnc earlii-l‘ than A
he wished, purposely to llomiuntc. Hr
is in the i'ii:ll_t to win and will all-
wrcciate the sllllhvfli Ol all ms
friends.
A incctiuig nf the sllai'nlloliii~i‘s of
the till-lrlottetolllll ivlutuul Fire In
sialniice tloinilfluy will be hold th1S»
_vcninig nt eilzht o`clock p. m. lil
‘lie llonrd ol 'l`rndc Rooins. to cn-
whle tile directors to Tellfllt fl" 9
_,,.,,\,(_§¢»_i1 plan for the crnversion ol
me Uolnpillly with a limited Joint
gwck Company in accordance with
thc resolution adopted nt the last
ilnllunl meeting. Every member sil€¢\'
ally requested to attend. _
Yesterday was nonlination dsy for
the civic elections. The following men
were duly nominated: For MHYUF’
('.img_ 1,_vuns,  A.,Macdonnld_ -l8~S~
'_’u,l;i;»ii. Water Commissioners-S. W,
(Irnbbe, l‘. A. Smith, Charles Mc-
greg,-,1~, 11 P. McCnrron, James Mc-
[lmm1ll_ Coillicillors-Ward One. R.
H. Hterlis, John McKenna. Ward
Two, D. .l. llilcy, Dr. R. J. Lcd-
well, Ward Three, E. D. Stems.
Thomas Campbell. Ward Four. J- 
Taylor, Dr. Mchauchlan,  Y»
Bm-,vm \\'mȢ\ Five, W. F. Tidmarsli,
io-clnlmlii ilici.elin_. John M°N“"i“d-
George Wheatley, W. W. Walker. an
W. K. Rogers.
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w_ K_ Rogers' nity, returned yes-
terday on the special mllll train fm_“"
(lcorg'etown, after n two weeks trill
to Toronto where he attended the sn-
nuni ir-eeting of the _Gnlinda I.-lfe As-
sociation of which (_»oml‘f1Y\l_l he ‘_‘“
Provincial Manager for P. E. Isltlub
,vii-, Rogers also littcniled the banquet
given by the dificrent_. brunch me_l\
ngel-s throuirllout _Ltlnudu Ofc*-it
onmilanv to H0” ('°°’¥°_A'_ °"‘
‘thc President of the 8S50°\9l»\°" “'h_“
is celebrating the comlllef-i0" Of hh"
fiftieth year in connection with the
Canada life. The Banquet was held
in the Toronto Club and was attend-
ed by about 150, the gathering being
composed of directors. bl`8“Ch mana?
ers, and many of the imlwftant W
gents of the conilmny. J.  Pl“m‘
mer, Prcsiilent of the Dominion Steel
(‘o, presided and the health _of Hon
Mr, (lox was proposed by Sir 
nlulld Walker and seconded by Su'
John Gibson, Governor of Ontario.
Besides Mr. Rogers from P. E. I-_
there were in attendance the Braiich
Mmmizers ot Newfoundland and MW
Brunswick.
:;Tbs real fragrance ot the Rose.
imprisoned ln a cake of soap- Thai' 1°
the best description we can give of
Harmony Rose Glycerine Bonn. This
soap is noted lor its heating proper
ties, its delightful fragrance, per
feet clearness and great value. Get
a mr 25 cents at "Tha Rewll
Store." The MacKinnon Drug Co..
Corner Gt. Geo, and Kent Streets.
drtl.
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No need ol ein in: tins praises sion.
Blk ry Goods W en A l ‘over town You
can nr th moss ed by tho s whpuso
our nm rf; . aku ste ally. hp-
Aro pure. who nomo and nutr tions.
Stewart? Bslicry
J. S- PGFFY. Silninlerside, was in
the city yesterday.
All should secure their seats early
lor the big game in the Arena to-
morrow evening. They are going last
'l`here'wil1 he a solo by Miss Annie
Watson at the Birthday Party in
the K. of P. I-lall tomorrow even-
ing. '
The attention of the electors of
Cliurlottetown is called to the my-.1
of Jslnes McDonald which appears in
this issue.
Mis! Mary Murray ul Halifax wno
hw teen silencing the past mollui in
the City lllft _ last night oil return'
home.
TOUR!! is the 51st anniversary of
"OOM Friday." which is remarked by
the oldest inhabitants ns the coldest
llny in the maritime provinces, Tim
l'hef'm0Ul9t9¥`. Whilr it went to sl
mark so low as to be unprecedented
and unequalled since, was by no
means a proper index ot the coldnessi
of the day. A high wind, which was
fflrcllllc cnoilgli to brenk trees in cer-
tain sections, hciiglltened thc llisconl-
f°"ts of the ‘day and a peculiar len-
tllre was the low tclnperntlire of the
l“`°°°‘llnt§ dtlfl/~ Oil the 7th it riilnod
lip till the evening nnrl the change
Wits ns sudden as it vras grcslt.
Yesterday lnorning at eight 0'¢;]i,¢-,lg
the new Chapel in the wing of thu
N°tf° Dems Uonvent. Pity. was ile-
dicllfea. Rev. Dr. lliorrisoil, Vernoii
RIVGF. 0lfiCifltiIli5. He was assisted!
by Dr. Monaghan, as Deucon, Rev.
-L B- MCIDWF0. sub-Deacon, and Ile'-'_
Maurice McDonald, as Master oi
Ceremonies. There was ll. very lzir;.:e
attendance and the new Chapel ivan,
‘!|‘U8flY illlmifell and is one of thci
features of the splendid institution
of which it forlrs ri pm-t., In me uv.
“Mintz the sermon delivilred by Rev.
Dr. Morrison was llearil by a very,
large cotigregntioli :ind :it the coli-`_
clusion solemn llrncdictiull wus pro i
nouilced.
Ili conllcction with the voting <l|l‘
tlhurch Union with which -the [’rrls|,y»
terinn and Mctllodist coiigreizntiuils
in this city nrc now cngngcll it is
intercstlniz to ll<t<=. till-.1 result of s
lilnilar vote in St. i~itepllcll's Pres-
byterian Uhurcli, lzit. John, one of the
nost inlportnnt in the Ht. John
'_’l'esllytery, where the lllclnbers Inst.
:lundny cxillcsseli tht-ir opinion byl
ballot. The .*lt.llllfi:li‘d of that oily;
-ulys:-The proposell clillrcll liliioil lln~1
tweeli the Methodists and i'i'esby-I
terians received a hard blow yester~
day wilcu the coligregatioll of St.
vltephelfs l‘rcsbytcrian churcll voted
against lt. The vote stood 182 aicilin-
st null 75 ill furor of the proposcdi
union. _ |
A deplornlllc accident. occill~l‘cd nt‘
North Hustico ycsterllay ilitnlrililo-l
about three o’clnch. While the littlr,
twelve your old daughter of lil. J,‘
find Mrs. l\lcK1:nzie, of that pliice,
was i'et.urllin;: from school ,
she fell beneatli the feet of
it horse as it was passing
along the road, wus trampled on
and run over by the sl.=.i|.;h. 'l‘hc little
one was at once driven to her home
nearby and medical aid was called in.
She was found to be suffering with n
broken slioiilder, a broken liirib nnlll
s. fractured ankle. Dr. Flcllling, wllol
set the broken bones, stated that thol
child was terribly injured but gomii
hopes are entertailleil for her lllti-
mate recovcry. There were three
teams oil the road at the time limi
ill this way the little' one’s llnfortull-
ate mishap was unnoticed until too
late. She wits resting- easily last ev-
enilli: and did not nupeai' to he suf-
[ering any great pain.
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I To Those Who l
Want lt.
Do you want a preparat-
ion for softening and beauti-
fying the skin. if so try
Our Almond Cream
This plepnrwion col-ltalins
nothing greasy or sticky.
It is not a bleach. which ln
time destroys the complex-
ion, but a cream iuade
from cooling, soothing and
healing ingredientsdeliglit-
fully perfumed. If it is used
faithfully as directed lt will
in a short time, give the
skin that youthful, softness
and bloom which is so much
desired; Only 25c a bottle.
Johnson 0. Johnson
The Quality Drugstore
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Try Our " Vet"
‘ Service
Our veterinary service is
a distinct sid to all farmers
and stock ralsers. We have
had long experience in this
work and can tcll you the ,
symptoms, causes and cures l
of every disease peculiar to
horses and cattle.
Our advice on these_mat~
ters is worth consldering-
costs you nothing-and _in 
any case requiring special l
treatment we can put up
special preparations that
are of unqualified success in
curing the disease.
Call in today and hear
more about this service,
The  Macs
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Charlottetown _
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 Blue Label Underwear
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all sizes but two. ‘
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Every Woman who needs an extra
 will do well to investigate this _ ~
 Clearance Sale ol €l0th Shirts
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_THERE ARE NO “SECONDS” in this lot-every garment is per'
fect in all particulars. And the “BLUE LABEL" still remains on every
one to make good our statement. A big pile of them on the end of the
men’s furnishings counter, ready for you. In the assortment you will find
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in stock. _lu-t had the ready to wear
buyer go carefully over theiii~aud
' iiiostly pan'in1't some vcnetians,sergcs -, _ _
l _ l/ and iwecds, and they go as follow- :-
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/_ _  ' ,  witlloiitexception, at 25 per cent dis- A
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_ _l  all new during the last two seasons l `_
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" worth up to 7.75 each. As you look at them bear in mind that any .
piece inthe assortment is yours forjust....._........._ _ _ _  _ _ .3.f'0
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HERE IS ANOTHER “FINAL CLEAN UP" offering a bar' _
gain that should result in every item being sold within the next few ‘
days. As you walk down Queen Street just look into the window. You »_
will notice a wide range of attractive fur neckwear- including pieces ‘-
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` ll.90 Comforts for 8 __
 1.50 comin-is ini 50. sun. io. 10.00
f l $20.00 sun. i0f_1.00
MANY A NIGHT this winter
you have said “lfthis cold weather
keeps up I’l! have toget one of those
4,- comforts that Moore & McLeod or; o.
’= are selling so low”. There’s to be TWO lots
' plenty more eold weather--and for
' a few days yet you have a chance
to choose choice comforters at 25
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‘- pei' cent discount.
‘ 130 Comforters now... _ . ._ l(l8
1 1,95 ........_l.'l7
A' and so up to the best. - _
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Lot :_ Suits worth to zo oo each
\/enctalns worsted etc, nicely made ~
i smart, nice looking ..... ._ _ _ _ .._7_t)0 3
Lot <z__Suits worth to 30.00 eaclr, _
made of choice tweeds venctians,
worsteds, serges, silk lined coats,
smart well fitting. Any for lll.00
Still quite a nice range of choice
irlthese suits of. which we have l
sold so many during the past week =
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MILLION DOLLARS
For thc year curling 26 l)ec i9li thc Suu Life of
Canada received =lpplir14li011>= f0l‘ l*32_~l0‘>_®0"-00-
No better evidence _of the popularity of that good
old company could be given.
E. R. BRUW I
Charlottetown Milli!" F01' P El-
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pr is-mls;
Tear up your Carpet
and use rugs and painted, varnishell, stllincd or waxed floors.
and havea more stylish home, and your floors will he better, cluune
and more healthful in every way,
Sherwin~Willi\ms Modern Method Floor Finishes
give the dresslest lloor_cffects at a cost that is always lowest.
FOR SALE BY _
S. W. Crabbe
CARB
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To the Electors of Ward Three
iiaving been waited on by ardeputation
of citizens and presented Willis numero
ously signed requisition asking me to ln
come A candidate for the City Council. I
feel it my duty to comply with the request.
l shall therefore be \ candidate fc'
}_Vard Three at the forthcoming Civh
llection.
_ Holding as i do strongly to the convict-
lull that the right of electors to vote no
they see fit, should not be intsrferrnd
wit l. I shall do no personal canvassing.-I
may say l llave_no personal ends to servo,
l_bave_no promises to make. I believe in
civic improvement consistent with trim
economy. i believe that taxation should
be kept at a m_lnlmunl consistent with the
needs of the city. l believe in honest civic
government. in short, if you ue Bt to
elect me. l shalt feet lt my duty to use my
l-ilergies in promoting the interacts ot tho
Llty, guided always by my best judgmqil
and when possible bythe well undifllbtd `
shes of those whom I represent,
Sincerely yours, 
R. D. STBRN
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