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,Latest Nev-isnt the Citi’
, and Province.
.il London. This seems a. particularly suitable
'nian, and much interest has been
evinced by literary London in Mrs.Allen's
undertaking.
ment will be given. Meetingfree to all.
At the close of the entertainment those
wishing to contribute to the Patriotic
Fund will have an opportunity of doing
so, _
A I-'nisr class entertainment and bas-
ket social will be held in Howe’s Hall.
Brackley Beach, on the evening of Tues-
day, March 6th, in aid of the Church of
England, Some of the best talent of the
city, under the direction of Lieut. Peake,
will assist. A thoroughly enjoyable time
DURING Lent there »will be‘ special
ral on Sunday mornings and evenings,
,and on Wednesday evenings. Lectures on
'tion on Thursday`s at 5. ` Exam.
AHATEURS need not worry about the
races of March 6th, so far as Spectator is
-=='§§§T IME Ar°i'-I: ALv_;i.Yssi;sY srpoiis-.I TLECAL  The-Re<ilcros§”ig¢,_¢iety‘il'ci-iii;
dian Branch..
Tnn Gwsnnmis has received from the
Secretary of the Canadian Branch of the
British Red Cross Society the first finan-
cial statement of that body since the out-
break of the war in South Africa. It is to
~ dgntg EV¢]‘yWhe1’C, sick and wounded soldiers in South Africa.
and it is estimated that this work of
___ _ =.mercy has especial claims upon the Can
adian public in view of the fact that
A number of the citizens of Sunimersife Tge Red Gro” is 'm‘“tem‘m°n”'l sale”
wit
Of the Central British Red Cross Com
its Patron Lord Minto The Honorary
President is Hon, Dr. Borden, Minister of
Militia and the President Hon J, M. Gib-
Ghngow Literary Society’ next Fridayi Province, Sir Louis H. Davies being the
night 2mL mst a patriotic entermin_ representative of P. E. Island in that
capacity. The Chairman ofthe -Executive?
is Lieutf Col. G. 'S. Ryerson, "M. D. who”
has gone to the frontas the representative"
of the Canadian Branch at the seat of
war. ~f'
The lirst appeal for funds in aid of this
work waslmade October 15th and since
that date down to 6th February over
18,000 dollars had been subscribed. It
will be observed that the mission of the
Red Cross is to -minister to sick- and
wounded séiaiers, wiiiie the Patriotic
Fund is devoted to the widows, orphans
may be looked forward to by all who at- `°l`l9h°30 d¢P¢11d9nf'= “D011 V116' 90ldi¢l'S Of
tend. the Queen. Both are most deserving ob- i
Jects, but it has sometimes happened that
(ten cents) the modern Pain Cure.
Bul1er’si , Library.
concerned He would very much prefer Apropos of Sir Redvers Bauer’ he - is
to See the races skated between Duffy and that anomalous person, a scholar-soldier. QC-
_  
Lo fl Wol el
skated Scott the crowd that skated, that for b0OkS'. and writfis on matters which
_ concern his profession remarkably Well.  A,
is clear of Scott :and Gaudet, were not so for that matter’ ’did U S General ‘_
noticed- ' SPECTATOK crime, so did both sim-man sad siieriaan. (Pi
Costumes of Khaki serges are very fasli- Fora military man to write with vigor J'
ionable at present, as a c`e`.icatefcomp1i- and elegance is by no means uncommon.   
ment to Tommy Atkins. Great numbers But General Buller, apart from all this, is 
of the plumed ”Bravo"hats worn by the a bibliophile, a bookman, a hunter of lib- _im
_ A l}`»'ew South Wales Lancers are being sold 1-3,,-ies, He never starts on a, campaign   “
5-l~AnPER»5 C0RNER_ to London ladies. Says Madamebut to without ii volume of Charles Lambs , fl
carry the hat (ff well one`s face must be essays and (me of Ba,e0n‘s as well, He »*>
young and piquant. Khaki colour suits possesses, at his country home, an excell
_ Nil
colour is added, but it is_ not universally range, and hence to fondle, all its con-, 
- ff;
orunettes, especially if a dash of bright ent library, and loves to handle, to re ar
becoming to blondes. \Vhen warmer tents with his own hands. In other
weather comes, Khaki hollands will take words, he is a, literary fighter, one of the
the place of the more popular serge. rarest combinations known among those
, (flu
WHILE Mn C_ R Rogers of Rogers SC many with whieh_the records of human .fr
Rogers, Sumuierside was in the city this nature fumlsh us’ our own Captain 
DONYT M l S S week he sold out the firm`s business andy King’ (m_)W 8’ genefwl’ I,beli£fve’ since his
Shoe Sale----
-There is but little to tell
and nothing to conceal about
this reduction-our store is
small, our new spring stock
is extra large---we must make
room for it. -»
We offer our whole
` stock of BOOTS and SHOES
at i i
ll] |0 iii lil till
discount--Some lines at even
- better discount-Our bar-
gain boxes contain many
snaps. Remember this is a
genuine clearance sale.
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3 Many Money Savers
_
3 Here for You.
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  K J  I P iDCB 0 gb / , WHULESILE ,__ E A__ ,I--H 5---1--"-9
r- »{"~.?§li»n`"\ ,
. ies and will enlarge their repair depart-
ment in Summerside. They bespeak for
their successors in this city the same gen-
rous atrona e as was extended to them
MARRIED W
James Mackinnon to Miss Annie Maude
nick, to Miss Maggie E. Hughes, dang
ter of James Hughes, Freetown. ' -
Thos. Keefe, of Hill River, to Pensy Clark,
'of Alberton.
Bentley’s Liniment relieves every form
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V _»,_ . , i_-,,- ,éé3_;`, _. S, _V -_ .» £4, ;-_;;_.,..'»f~\;;'__,  £5, ,Q ,";,j= .‘ 4',-1-., '91,-Ri-3-:_ Je-. "  if-2,-,‘¢~.-_;¥1.=_e;f* ~~~,`  ._»- if 5;;-;‘§;A‘~= '  ~ '~*,.~ ‘.;, ul, '-,sf ;,: - -  ~' ~»-f . -39* -r- 1.. .sw :L »>‘ »» ,_
§...\`~‘£ as s. __r».1. ..é3§_ asks# ~»<.<..~>»-2;  Eau.: *i.‘*-  “E%§é‘ ¥§.“£?es-r » mk“~&k ‘dis 5; AA# »,~
Bentley's Liniment will cure Croup in a
few minutes. 0
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’A` that our tea. is not whatl its \\\_
ii ciacked up to be It wouldn’t suit \ *
We say _ ,Y
. ,ip We mean/BEST ‘_
, ANY smart, steady boy, well recom- ,near-1y‘l,500 Canadians have been sent to . n
mended, can obtain permanent employ- `iight for the Queen and Empire in the”
F ment by applying at this oifcc. terrible war now going on. A I
intend to banquet the Crystal Hockey __ _ _~ bmnches Or °°_mmm°eS in ever-7 1
Team____the Island champions at the Queen civi;iz¢=;dheount1_'y, working for tliecommonl
Hotel, Summerside, next Monday night. gm’ ° “mamty “nd” the Geneva' Con'
vention. Colonies may not form indepen-
BART DUFFY iS Elle Mllriilinle C]121mDi0D. 'dent societies. They must be branches of ash week’ we have decided to continue an Q
3-lid A- wr. Gaudétis the P- E- 1519-Hd theNational Societyof the Mother Coun-‘
Champion. The-two will nieet in 0116 and try. The nominal headquarters of the Red' F  D 
glgreehrrglllli P21068. 2111- the rink, T11"-Sdffly. Cross are at Geneva, Switzerland. The
are t. Dn`t  't 't, ‘ °
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GALDET “lu meet Duffy and “hen nw It has rendered invaluable service in all Remember no W°bchm.'k°r 5 °r pedhrw
;lian;pi.onS.1I1I1';f;U file TH begins it £506’ recent wars, and the sick and Wounded I mation with the (ml, °°mPl°t° get °f Mi'
eel .1 wi ot or one an ree . . . W » hui
mile New for the Cham iomhi of the on scores of battlefields and in military 9 dim 5 Uk V°ul'
. ` P " P hospitals have reason to bless the name of y68l‘S Mid SP6 b&¢k
Pmvmees’ Tuesday’ March 6th' itsghumanitarian founder.
i THE widow oflGrant Allen, the Canadian - A
" novelist, intends to open a book shop in mittee H, R. H. the Princess of Wales is ' `
the Honorary President. The Canadian -
qbusinessfor the wife ofa distinguished Branch was formed in 1897 and has 'for
book ° ' ' . '
new stock to select from
AT the regular meeting of the New son. There isaVice President for each "“_“""
K
Owing to the het that Dr
--- be observed that the fund of this society fi-gm his
has nothing to do with the Patriotic Fund ‘_
By Repllflers and C0l'I°CSp0n', at present claiming so much attention. ¥
The Red Cross Society renders aid to the ee
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Pl\il'0lllI0
out bi-can
courses of sermons in St. Peter’s Cathed- ;3r3;!§n;eus:;:i€e?;§;;tr?;‘;t;have faileii “U W
I bca '
E yah Church Histo gn F rd 1, en. A Good enough for the rich cheap e_iion‘g'ihl i" 5 mm
inl;§'l Chi1dx_en.S Sewicivew éfleggeszay for the poor the poor. Bentley’s Liniment,
‘afternoon at 5 o‘clock. and Bible Instruc-
Gaudet alone. Last year when Gaudet r S ey’ as ls well known’ Gates `
THE
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0 d -U t M __ M k “Y ht 8: C _ services in the Philippines) is t ,M
:rose will przbaliljxliandzl; the time lin; Gt many Scccessful novels But though W
of wheels for vi hich their predecessors had General Bullet does not Write novels he
_~ _ . ` . / t
I I \ t i . . _ ` , , ill _
h e G  the a nc includin the Masse -Harri . reads theni’ and by no means omnivomust ‘ii Send vm" work to th"
Wellgd Qale and g C1eve1and_yMess,;f ly, preferring always the best, of what-  store We can ploilo you.
Rogers & Rogers will continue to handle ever Style and trend’
these wheels for Prince and Kings Count- ` *”'_"°""""‘
\~\"\l) We can give you satisfaction
"` that’s our business.
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At St. Patricks, Lot 14, on the 26th ult., § `\"   ’ . - -""il!'%|
Grossman, both of Lot 14.   ~ f` Y \`f 1
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At St. Mary’s, Indian River, on the 20th    5 K /K'
111;, by Very Rev. Mgr. Gillis, Peter Cog- 5- fi i _ _ , 3,-Nw  _ 
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At Sacred Heart Church, Alberton, on  0\1l’ bUSi!l0'S8 f-0 My OW fihillg and  7, j\ A 
Feb. 27th, by the Rev. A. E. Burke, P. P.,   mean another. N. 7' `
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The formal cpnninv of the new g e
r f Wales Colleve and Normal
Is about all it costs to
X _ ihe average watch in
. W3 To be rocured at the same iice `\‘\.i I  . “der
istiizeestaii i.i;fi“i.f.2:?..;°f.ia;  =°i~h‘3-- S-   ii is we 5---y li  if your- -0-~» mf- if --1
every bottle. Askf0ri`3eniiey1< and take _(I/is article we sell- Q i , _ be due no accident oi- possible
no other. Price ten cents.  .W e mean it.;   ;_ lack of skinful attention
    iisifwiiiisiiisif   =--we M
I  ` ' skillful and conscientious at-
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u me.
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New P_-_w;tii||eve4 i.. .......... I .. ... ......  .,§,,,.*!!!I,“.!!§§.9" i °'°°'°-' m
iiisiiiiin sins Q°°~-‘ "g"
Why
Are We
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Stampers’ Garner, FliAlD£Edli;Xi.r E;gii:2li¥§?£?i.»i§=l_..¢`is  J 
'Speeches by wr leading public men; “'°”‘°°"i>,“E.i’.‘i'fI.’fi‘ii»s.‘.f’.i‘.f33.-‘. "'““‘°’:°‘ DFFIGE-Sunnyside. Nav
and choruses by the College 1 3“u¢f» E995. Puilllry, 9014*. P°i3l°°’» nm’ Prowse Block First oooi' to tho »-------
Scudents’ Wm be Carried out' All goodseomingttgibuficcnre receivefprompi “gh” upstairs All PHYCBS *H808
d all ' “
The public are cor i . y invited to Qigéigiéaiiggiasséipgcgén Satistactorv Work Reasonable md qnplgyegg gf him ig
vattencl. Doors open at 7 p.m.. -Chair BREMNER Siu” Prices. igmneu will obtain help and
`ta.ken at 8. d&wt-d. P. o. ao; sr. Hauisx. .\' s, oc: isaaiw Tel? hone connwhon
il i
Q P winby reigns