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--NEW EXPRESS OFFICE.--The
Dominion Express, which commences
business in»this Province today, has
openad avi odlce in Albertun with
Stephen R. Burke as agent.-A. '
his home in Alberto
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--TALENTED WRITER.-J. Os-
good Morse, Summerllde, has an_ ar-
ticle in the Halifax Herald on The
Waits of Childhood in the name of
Education.J.
-A GOOD AD.--Every lover of a
good bargain should read at once the
exceptional values oilered in their ad
by R. ~T. Holman, Ltd, Summerside.
As an extra inducement some excep-
tional prizes are oilered which will at'
once appeal to s busy housewife.
-HOCKEY.-At the match at Al-
berton on Thursday afternoon be-
tween the Stars of Bummerside and
Regais of Alberton the line-up wasz-
Stars: Woodside, goal; Duncan, point;
Buote, cover; McLeod, left wing; An-
drews. right wing; Houghton, rover;
Sudsburry, centre. Regals: Pat.
Thomas, goal; Agnew, point; Arsen-
ault. covcr; Gaudet, leit wing;
Graves, right wing; Cail, rover; Fur-
sythe, centre.-B.
-EMERALD.-Another large lox
ranch has been started under John
Matheson and Kenneth Gillis and by
all appearances it will prove a bene-
fit to the vicinity for they both mean
business.-The boys of Emerald are
training their trotters for the races
next summer. In the race which has
just been completed the prizes are as
follows:-Stephen I-lughes-firstf Nor-
man Matheson-second. Clarence Mo-
han-third.-Peter A. McM_ahon nnd
Alex. Matheson have returned home
after visiting friends in Charlotte-
town.-Norman and Daniel Mathesonl
are attending the foxes for Major
Murray, Bradnlbnne, and the neigh-
bors say they are up to their job.-
The school is prospering well under
the able management of Miss Hughes
and ,Miss Coady..-Patrick Ricly has
returned home after visiting friends
in _ Charlottetown. He says the
travelling is very rough.
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A LUVELY BABY BUY
This Mother ls quite Enthusiastic
over A well Known Food.
Mrs. 1. W Paicmmi, 34 Harriet St.,
Toronto, in writing about Ne:ive’s Food
says "When I first lzncw one of my
friends, her ba'oy}ac!< \\‘:\:; eight months
old and dyingbyinchus. Sho had tried
ihrce foods because lwr ].".c'r. could not
digest milk. At lust, I fciirln.-il her a tin
of Ncavc's Food. At the end of a
month, jack was rapidly gaining flesh
and was bright ami li_».pp;.'. He is a
lovely boy now and shi: rlcclarcs Ncave's
Food saved his life. And it did.
'flu-n I recoinniemlml it to n iii:-nfl on
Victoria Avenue. She had :J lrnbjv 6
mouths olal iliul was not thriving 5. bit.
_She put the bzlhy on Nenvffs lfood arid
at the cud of three mourns, the baby
was iwize the size.
' I have ncvcrsccn two bigger, stronger
'boys tlum mine for their ngea and we
owe it all to Ncave`a Food. I have the
utmost faith in Neave’s l"of~d.”
Mothers and pros wcciivc mothers may
obtain a free tin of lNcavc‘s l~`ooi`i nn-l a
valuable book “Hints About l'.\by" by
writing: Edwin Utley, 14 ffl-ent Street
East, zforonlo, who is thc Canadian
agent. (xl/nation I/ii.: /mpc-r.) l-`or sale
:bv ull drnggisis. 24/1
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-ONE CENT per word each inser-
tion for advertising in this column.
Cash must accompany order. lllni-
mum charge twenty-ave cents.
-'l‘. B. Campbell, 0’I..eary. was in
-'ran iroasruo num swam
ial Parlors, Summer-side.
-FOX AND MINK NETTlNGl Bra-
ce's Sulnmerside, can supply all sizes
at right prices for better than ordin-
ary quality. 2-lMSW4lEW2i.
-FURNITURE. You can save
money on furniture at Brsce’s Bum-
merslde. They have the best selection.
for any room in the house.
2-1MSW4iEW2i.
-JACKETS.-Five black astrachan
jackets, sizes 34 to 42, bust meas-
ure, length 84 inches. Regular
$39.00. On sale to clear $22.50. Sin-
clair & Stewart, Ltd. 2-ll\lE2l.
-BOOTS.-Still a few pairs left in
men's 13 inch winter call laced
boots, goodyear welted sole, priced
$5.50. Clearing at per pair $3.95.
Sinclair & Stewart, Ltd. 2-lME2i.
-SUBSCRIBERS should renew a
week or two before the time they
have paid for has expired and thus
not miss an issue, as all papers are
discontinued promptly on expiry
date.
-NARROW ESCAPE.-The ice on
the channel at Surnmerside is so thin
that a man while hauling mussel-mud
yesterday narrowly escaped a serious
accident. He had been working in
the mussel bed till about noon when
the horse began to break through the
ice. The man continued his work,
however, till at last through sheer
necessity he was compelled to cease
operations to avert a castrophe.J.
-A FANCY DRESS hockey match
will be played in the Sumnncrsizle
Rink onvwcrlncsday, Feb. 5th. The
contesting tcams will be Hoimnn's,
Limited, versus Sinclair' & Stewart
and Brace McKay. This game prom-
ises great excitement. Band ln at-
tendance. The ice will be open free
from 8.30 to 10 o’clock to all skat-
ers in costume. See hand-bills.
2-1i\l3i.
-LANDMARK PASSES AWAY.-
The death of Alexander Clark a Well
known and deeply respected resident
of South Kildare occurred on Sunday
last. The late Mr. Clark was in the
93rd. year ol his age. His wife who
was formerly Mary Ann Gordon, of
Huntley, pre-deceased him sixteen
month and ince his wlfe’s death he
has rappidly failed in health. Senile
decay was the cause of his death.The
deceased was born in Wigtown, Scot-
land, and at the age of eight remov-
ed to P. E. Island with his parents
where they settled in Bouth Kildare
and carried on farming quite success-
fully. During his long life Mr. Clark
enjoyed good health. Seldom was he
unable to perform the duties .about
his home. He was a staunch Presby-
terian and a duty foremost in his
mind was regular attendance at
Church services. Deceased had a iam-
ily of eleven children, of which seven
survive him:-Mrs. Samuel Wiggins.
Highland Mill, N. Y; George in Bos-
ton; Herbert 'ln Vermont; Sherman in
Worcester; William in Huntley; Arch-
ibald in Elmsdnle; and Henry on the
homestead. He is also survived by
several grand-children. The funeral
took place on Tuesday afternoon C0
the Presbyterian Cemctry, Alberton,
the Rev. Gco. Millar officiating-.A
We are showing an
is stylish, strong, warm
respect.
is without doubt the best value of its kind that
has ever been shown here. This bsot has double
counters and soles, strong shank, low heel and
made of the very strongest kip leather. 'l he boot
Shown in all sizes, :1 splendid value at the
price....... , _ _ . ,__ . ._ . . . . . . ....-~»..... . . . . . .$1
Reuben Trqgtlin fe? Co.
A n  e ai B oo t ggcn dene_g:c ‘zligeri mme justin; hm?
For Farmers
Amherst Made boot that
and durable in every
F .
Amherst last week. 
can be obtained at Lsilertfs 'rclhr-=
Acures. Price 50c. a box, guaranteed
of age
sd i_n the
ed by his
at home nd
have the
reavement.
tomorrow,
o’clock to
Alberton.A. .
of Alberton to be presontlt the mar- -
rlage of thsir‘daughtec~"llKr¢aret on -R. B.
Wednesday evmins. the-with inet., ru.
filled their beautiful and ieavsclcuc. registered
new residence to the utmost.-»'rbe en-i niereide.
J'°yment of all was most manifest all end- 8.80
through the evening and every. voice 11 I  .-----
joined in. proclaiming Kr. Lawia -“A -Charles and 'Hrlx McDonald and'
jolly good, fellow." The .groom was two children wm,..,“i,,,,g¢|-¢1,° gum-
Ernest I-bstileld Mcausiaiyld ‘son of merside yesterday afternoon. Mr. Mc-
tbe late .Archibald llsiabsland of `1j°|m1a bg 1,.,-¢¢m=,,1u5¢,~0m0u;nw¢
Blown'-'ld and wee supported by his wee mfs: Kensington by mn. me
friend Eltanley Tsnton.. The bride,_ poum and qw mud;-en_J_ i
who washgigaia agay psyigliepnfatlxar, , ...__
‘W “ml ° Y °l' H SH 11°. -F. -Mensnela, - ottawa; G. w.
“l° L°Wi°- Ml” Mm” I-l3¢“'d P15305 l Grant, Toronto; W. B.'McLure, Hali-
:?:.:'z%2:‘:.:;°:::n.‘:*:: :2:..:r..;:.; f~== H- E-    gs
.ells, if. o '. . d ett, ar-'
by the Rev. George Millar the even- gmtosn. Jciatirlfs oM_EBfMk_ Bed,
ing was spent in the enjoyment of the, qu., _,_ of Baum, Bedeque, ,.egmm._ ,
glegilvlilingjffeaitnznd1a°r;itl!:tl;$mP§;e1;;§: ea at the Queen Hotel, Summerslde,_.
‘ ' . d 6.30
making and social conversation.-A. xswlffélviguaioé,-l3;,tn;_vf_`m,g an, .
-WEDDING BELLE.-A ver pret- V
The contracting parties were Miss
Bennett Kineb, also of Alma, P.E.I.,
the bride's brother, and Miss Josie,
supported by Peter 0’l3rien of Alma""
and Miss Linzie Ahearn of Alberton.
Klnch where’ dinner was ser e
home of John Kinch, Alma, father of
supper served in the best style was
the groomsmen e. ‘watch-fob. Mr.
Kinch's gift to his bride was abeau-
tifui cross and chain, to the brides-
maid u brooch and to'the grooms-
man a tic pin The beautiful and use-
were indulged in until Mrs. Newson .
Where the table fairly groaned with
od thin
nner men ey a
gain repaired to the parlor and re-
sumed their plays. But the most
E
homes W. H. French gave a toast to 5
the host and hostess for the manner
in which they had been entertained, to ~
to which' James McVittle ably re- ,
spondedf At a inte hour the guests
dispersed each feeling that it was .
good to he there. \ ‘
WESTERN PERS0lIll.3
-nr. J. c. Beuem, Beaeque, wnem
Summerside yesterday.J.
::For La Grippe and its attending
complications Rexall Grippe Pills is
the remedy to use. This preparation
li vuioylng a very large sale due ex-
clusively to its highly curative quail-
ties and the beneficial results it se-
by The McKinnon Drug Oo - corner'
l W areal: merge and Kent sul' mi ,....._
invited the guests to the dining room ‘ 
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-llics Bde Gish Min
ing and llrl
merside
cemetery at ”'°”“'
V »--» " ~ -llrs. Ben4.,¥e_ladyee and har
l -WEDDING BILLS;--'A 'lar e ter lice Downes# , returned to
eetherlns of guests.-reqonqlngq, eg, ,eingtos-~nlt¢¢ey site:-='s'_short
comm-n
invitation of Henry gag” .g_,,,,, to Summer,-slde.,J_. V V ' » »
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Ly double wedding toon piece at ssc- (Fmm ‘°'t°"i°___,_,_7i° Ev°"i“g Gwrdmn)
red Heart Church Alberton, on Tues- \ ~ _ Vi-
asy, Jen. mb, '191s,_ar s wcieck ’H°“',YtG?‘“d°*' §““““°""f°' f§‘“‘
n,m., Rev. F. L. Connolly officiating. t° Char ° t?t°w° t is “mm ng' '
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Hennnh Kincb'-of Anna P. E. 1. te '"9' R- “nd 34"* M°"‘°°“' B“m'.
Herbert Walters of Idnfold,__Sdsk., m°".m°» W°1'° passengers from the
and Miss Josie Sherry of Alberton to “st this m°mi”3""`J'
and a brother of the bride Miss I-lan-, "R° H' and Mrs' M°m°°°' Bum'
,mb Kind, The ar t mm c merslde, left for Charlottetown this
. s led ouple _ _
were ably supported by Martin Klnch, i m°"“i°5~"J-
o'Brleu ci lennedaie, P. E. I., wane! --T011” -7- ll4°N““Y- 5“”““°”‘d°~
the last named couple were also ably was B P°9°°“5".°“°" tm’ m°"‘i”g‘
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After the ceremony the party drove -AUS*-ill 305100. 3% _E1°511°1`?» W”
to the home of John Sherry, Alber-~ B Pllilcllzer to Charlottetown this
ton, father of the bride Mrs. Bennett |II10l`l\i¥1i§---L
v d in ` .
Mrs. Fkerry’s best style and where -Rlllllll Bchufmall. Fl`°¢'t0wl1. B115
n number of guests had assembled -70hl1 WBUZIM Wl1m°l'- VBUBY. BW in
for the occasion. About 3 o'clock p, Charlottetown attending the short
m. the wedding party drove to the course.-J.
the bride lVl‘ra. Walters and the groom ROBBERS TOOK $25,000
Bennett Kirsch, where a sumptuous FNROM STRONG ROOM.
awaiting them. Heh also a number MADRID, January 29-A case of
of invited friends and relatives had , E015 £0 lille 811101111* Ol 100.000 marks
assembled and n most. enjoyable even-‘ ($25,000) was stolen from the strong
ing uns spent. The bridal pm-by room of the German' liner, Cap Blan-
lookcd line especially the brides in, co. on the voyage from Rio Janeiro,
their elegant costumes, Mrs. Walters according to dispatches from Vigo,
wore n blue silk dress with trimming Spain. The door of the strong room
to match, a blue hat with black wii- was opened by a duplicate key. Nine
low plume and a beautiful brown fur other similar cases, forming a con-
C08l-- Mrs- Killllll. U10 Ol-lwf bride. signment of gold from Rio Janeiro to
wore a changeable silk dress trimmed Be;-un, were found intact
with cream over-lace and ball trim- ~ A tho,-0 Search og the ship proved
mine. e blwk het with willow plume without even and the missing gold
“ml F09” W m“t°h M999- Mr- Walt' was not recovered. Police and cus-
ers gift to his bride was a hand- toms launches surrounded the num.
some cross and chain, to the brides- as soon as she arrived at Vigo to-
maid a cross and chain also, and to day_
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ful presents, 'the man ood wishes cdarrh cammt be cured
and congratulations reileig/ed by both "i,l{\,§0¢H.)(;,‘;§`,‘¢h%Pl:»£\'i9»fAtlisIco<i€seat; title?
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couples show the high esteem in ‘Serb is :blood or constitutional disease,
which they are held in the cnmmuni- *nd ln °fd°f»°° °\\\"~ if vw ms" “Kel ~
W from which they are soon to de- i°i<'$'ii1»'\°iifi-l1'iiili°iLei»I3l£3rP3iP§f;¢llyq>'§'ib};'
part for their future home in Sas- iilood end_mucous surfaces. I’/-,Ceo
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m°°‘1 ~°w=°» Pres-=»f°<1 = \=fi=1=t “<1 insewer'izeliisfsfeisesiluizi
elieerfuyl anrggignceh Ontguwdegl avr; gnciévivend-ii-tlu|r:Te,|¢i»hie cnringcsmrn'
n ng. an. w en e you an ,ell DI' Bl m0 H' HG-
beauty ol Westmoreland, assembled -S13#sH5§,|3Y$,,?,?,2}¢E'§%"'T°l°d°'o'
V , to celebrate the birthday of their Take ilall’_s liirmily Pills for constipa-
' W' daughter Edna. Games and music *l"""
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pleasant feature of the evening was -»  ~' ,_ `
the step dance performed by Hem- .4 is 
mond Newson, "He is a jolly good fi ' \
fellow." Before leavin for their _lf . ,
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Women°s Buiien and Laced Boois.
Pstem and Dongola Leathers., \h¢
balance of last* seasons stock.
$5.50. $3.00 and $2.75 lines all
up to dale styles, to clesr ~
Only $2-“ll =`|>.°if _
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when you buy aexul sleeeféiiiiiidiii ~'l‘bey
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4 llelvfff Sealed' ii# '_ l 1 .
None of these ordina , antiquated moth-eaten.
reasons for ‘oifering thcsérieauiiful Furs at_ about '
h'alf’of what yoliwould  asked- elsewhere in this '
vicinity. ' ` ` '
~_ When a good manufacturer and a wide-awake
retaileriget their heads together something is liable
to happen. ' . 
The reason for this sale does not interest you,
but the values we are ` iving certainly should.
IT TAKES 'IW8 FACTS tdl make this Fur
sale great. ’ - ~ 
HJIRST-The furs are line and new and made in
all the latest styles. ‘ ‘ ‘
SECOND --We are selling them at very much
less fhan.you can buy them e|sewhere.'
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BRO _WjN 'CQNEY MUFFS; Em-
pire style, made from No 1' skins, well
iurred, _full satin'  clearance 
BLACK CONEY MUFFS; Large
size, Empire designs, madefrom No. 1 '
skins, sxlin lined, clearance pri_c_e.$2.50
MINK MARMOT _M.UFF: Em-
pire design, made of fine grade mink
marmot skins, handsomely striped, ,
satin lined, silk wrist cord, clearance
price . _ . ..  `   V
`MINK,1l/IARMOT MUFF: E
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pire design, made from fiuegrade skins,
satin lined, -trimmed with two heads
and four tails, clearance price. 
MINK MARMOT MUFF: Pil-
low design, made from extra choide
mink max-mot skins, distinctly striped,
satin lined, trimmed with five small
and four large tails, clearance price
NATURAL SABLE MUFF:
Empire design, made from iin_e grade
full furred skins, satin lined, stronc
Wrist cord, clearance price.........$l3.50
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BROWN - CONEY &'I`O,I.`_§
made from 'fine grade .cohey skiiir, 
med with two heads and four t|ti‘ls,c1eg;-.
ance prices. . . .  .$2.00,' 
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BLACK CONEY STOLES :
-Made from fine grade cone 1 ‘skins
trimmed with two heads add- 'four fails:
clearanxe prices. . $2.75, $5.50 io $9100
MINK MARMOT ` STQLE;
Made from line' skins and nicely mg;-1;-
ffl. satin lined, 64 inches long, au‘rl'~éii-
cclleut' value, clearance price. . . .$5.00
NATURAL’ SABLE aussi
Made from deep full furred n tufa
sable, trimmed with headsyandggsiiéi
clearance pi'ices.$l7.50,$22.50 to p M
BLUE rox ser. Large pillow, .
111115 and neat stylish neck piece, made
from first grade skins, spd beautifully
trimmed, clearance price. ..  .s $20.00
` ~B,LACK FOX SET: Large pil-i
low muff and stole of the lst\`st designs
clearance pri_ce'. . . . ..  
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and -the 5.ooo dealers who
hearty recommendation of the
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sterethst 'dllosvsho abiding
advantage of
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