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would it in very nicely.
_ Eac1h__Set in a nice satin
lingflicase.
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_________ __ _____ __ _'_'_ ' __ °" ”°‘°°'°' “‘°'""’~ r. -_ A 'ciiuar-¢n's carnival wiu be iieia
     _ ...vi yiiintihe big Arena, Frida, night, Feb.
Excellent ice at the Arena this
‘ }afternoon. The doors open at 2.30`
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- ` J¢W°l¢f- ' l » Im- Pose oem.-in connection witn.iu`iss mule ucnoneia and urs. o. F. sale cost, the _ articles they will
 ' ' “ '“ " "'°T'_ _Ithe Tea this afternoon in St. Pa\il's Fisher. The Library Club has a
_ I _ B°l100ll‘00l!l between the hours oflmembership now of nearly 130 mem-
. Filfa TCH]  phil- ` _ S ' O I  ` 1° 'its educational advantages include-
lograph fry  theology st victoria university ana| - -
~ 1 a
(dunk S studlo, ‘  shortly retire and while pensioned Donald at the advanced age of 80
” _ _ , Wll1`b6 D1'0l¢SS0l' ¢m¢l'if\lB- years. The deceased was possessed ol
New Desllrisay Block, ‘ _ _ -- many excellent traits of character,-
'rns Htudiovlhom mb . The YOUDE Dwple of Souris are which won for him the goodwill and
a
w.y,¢,m,,yh Ah",  °“d°°V°\`il\E £0 HUGHES B special esteem of a. very large circle of,,
train to connect at Mt. Stewart friends and acquaintances. He was
.  ' with U19 Bllwldl il`0m G60I'§0f»0WD,born at Rossbery, and lived there all
\,_,-... ..t...,..  "‘ ` and Montague to take in the big his life,and it can he said passed a-
“ ,f  skate in the Arena on Wednesday, way without leaving an enemy. Hi
  Feb. 12th. was also a very industrious, upright
9 --- iman, who enjoyed the confidence oi
. ,_ '  S Quite a large number of the young all who knew him. He leaves a sor-
l _- le f G M id d i hild t
I .
Cascara Pills
are a reliable and effective remedy
for Brtious Arr/icxs, Snuooisn
Lives, Sics Haanaciiss, Con-
5'i‘iPA'ri0N and all derangements
arising from 'a disordered stomach.
Price 25c per box.
ol-io. i-:. Iuuouss.,
i Aoothevaries Hall
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I ` She was nrst a domestic in the home McDougall, N. A. Gillis, Chales Mc-
RY  _ '  _ of Rev. M. F, Johnson with whom Dougall, F. W. Penton, Allan Mc-
‘ she resided for seven years in the Innis, Finlay Penton. Com.
_ _ wards she was for eight years in thc' -#-
is \argain day now at our store. S l ` ' home of Rev. E. T. Lincoln. Mrs. A Providence, R. 1. exchange con
You can bu shoes C1153 er now 3 a e Angus was held in high es- talns the-following: The ever pre-
Y P
1 t - _ - ¢ teem for her many stirl- sent problem of communication with
man 3' any other time our prices n vir s. r r t 'nland i with the advent of
me lower than othgrs fm Sifme Class _   Lili marrihlde MrirhAii;us. ygliexls iiligr? \vhi‘iit‘e‘i“t,“again :gitating the residents
of goads. It will certainly pay _~  - vivea by ner father. brother of Prince Edward island, nie small-
you to see our stock before you » _ G t and two sisters. Funeral ser- est province in the Canadian Con-
buy_ We Cgrry the largest Stock _  ' vices were held nt her federation. At the present time two
rfladiesi shoes at $2 oo and $2 o `~ late home, Rev. W. D. Goble of the projects looking to the relief of an
_ . . ' ' . -5 ~, ° Central Baptist Church and Rev. almost intolerable situation,in which
4 Pmfm t°W“- JFS! 35 8004 35   Norman McKinnon of the Central trade and commerce are oftentimes
m0St at $3.00 3 pair. Try us fri' ' Congregational church olilciating. at a standstill, are under discussion
I
y..ur next pair.
A. E. McEACllEN
The Shoe Msn.
dmwfi-tht!
Reserve Run of
I Mine,
Inverness
_ Round, _
Hard Chestnut
All r in shed clean
and dry at
-- sizes ai-2 to 41-2
_ 88 pairs wome~n‘s
waterproof overshoes
' regular $1.8 5 now 8 5c
97 pairs wornen‘s fine
overshoes, sizes 2 1-2 to
4 i-2 worth over $2.00
now $1.00.
67 pairs wonien's low
overshoes now 7oc.
~ Hundreds of pairs
_` boots, shoes and slip-
3' pers to choose from
” at 3o per cent discount]
_ Mei\'s are size 7,
3 woinen’s size 4 girl’s
size I., boys’ size 4.
- children‘s size 6 and 9.
 Alley ®. Co
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' Practice limiveil to Diseases -
of Eye. liar, Now, Thvuuf
and Skin.
Eyes wus-i and fined for
glasses.
OFFICE HUURH
5 I 9 no ll ls. in. l.i3'LIt!1l p ui.
- Evenings hr auDuiutn.unt
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T0 THE ELECTORS or WARD 4
Ladies and Gentl nienz-
Having been i' n ed by alerge
number of tbeel .crore ai’d four.
rn contest that ard' e coming
elfciion, I have deci to do so;
and new respe tfolly solicit your
votes. lf elected I shall to the beet
f my ability. work in the interests
gf the cirv generally, and es; eciaI`y
of ward fo r.
u
'I Respectfully yours
;.|7d\f I. D. TAYLOR
EELI SLIPPIH SALI
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_' We 'have decided to
close, out all our Felt
` Slippers regardless of
cost. _
Ladies’$r . 25 slippers for 95°
é I f I  I :
_ .
1 ' for 85c
for 7oc
for 55c
for 45c
lr fl
. " ,‘ 60 “
1| 5° ri gm. 35
" 40 “ or 25
" 25 " for I8
ii 9. .
75
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For real bargains in .
I I C I f`
lab c od ish
We have in stock some
very nice Boneless Cod-
fisli. put up in small boxes
at the Souris Fish Drier.
We have also some very
choice whole codfish
which we can specially re- '
commend. We imported
them from Ga:-ipe. Quebec
and they are nice clean, _
dry fish.
Try a sample lot from
ascii o corr
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PHOTOGRAPHS
in all the latest
styles and finish
_'By _
 Maker of Pictures.
Tstsrnosa rea I
Assessment Syst m. ~' i-‘iutei~iial'Plau
lnlqpundint Urdu .ni Fmstnrs
lIlIllIIII]_ I,HE GLIIBE
IAUEII within speaking distance of each
P iothsr upon land and sea. the membership
of the l. 0. l'. would encircle the globe.
This Order is world wide and powerful tn
help you enlarging the circle of your useful
felt slippers thxs 18 neseundbettm-lngyuurown posltlonlullfe. `
your Opportunity.
6:. C0.
In 1881 the Orderbld Mrnembera
ln il!! the Order had fil_0.i_81 members.
in ini uisbntei-ind in mini' taut.
In ll?  Order had In fund! ll\.H~$0l
.Ii .
i-rem -, '
skating at 3.
George Ives, North Tryon, was in
lthe City yesterday returning from The following are the odlcers for
}Montag_u_e where he spent Sunday. ‘the Tracadie Circulating Library As-
, Messrs; Crossley -and Hunter, so;Guigan; .Vice President, Patrick
well k own in this City, are hold~y
,ing 'egiingelistic services at Fiint,.
Mich. ' I
, . I
The _young ladies and gcntlemenl
who expect valentines should call at
three and six. . I
Rev John Burwash professor of
at one time pastor of the First'
Methodist Church in this City, will
peop o sorgetown and ontague
have signided their intention of hc-
ing present at the special skating
night in the big Arena. The 4th
Regt. band is preparing a choice
program. The .ries will be in excel-
ent condition and a moot cnioyahle
evening is anticipated. ‘Hospital stall, New York City, John
' Margaret A- Angus. used 37 vearsfcentrsctei-, seattle, wash; Alex and
wife oi H. C. Angus died at her
home on Bardsn Hill, Middiohoro,
Mass., recently. Mrs. Angus was
born at Bonshaw, P. E. I., but
came to Middleboro some years ago
and has made wide circle of friends
Interment was at Central Cemetery.
' A free entertainment was given by
Try Again Division S. O. T. Boo-
shaw, on the occasion of their fifth
anniversary, which was noted one of
the most enjoyable socials events of
the season. Precisely at 8 p. m.
Samuel Beaton took the chair and
in a few well chosen remarks, ex-
pressive of his pleasure in seeing so
many present opened the meeting,
when the following program was
very efiiclently rendered to the
entire satisfaction of I large and
attentive audience:
Chorus by Try Again choir. _ _ _
I' Tableau-Counting. the Cost uf thc
First Glass. This scene was pre-
sented in a very creditable manner
by Ruth Crosby and Wendell Beaton.
Bro. Beaton represented a young
man silently gazing on the “first-
glaes." which he held in an extend-
ed quivering hand, while Sis. Crosby
in spirited terms enumerated the
many evils' that almost surely
_follow the intosuating ~cup. In
silence the audience awaited the
young man'a decision, which was
signidsd by his dashing the glass
.with its contents to the ground.
Address,-Rev. Daniel McLean.
Solo.-J. A. Robertson (encored).
Reading,-Mrs. Wm. Crosby encor-
ed). '
Chorus,-"It' is the Way We Have
,at Bonshaw (original) By Try Again
Choir.
Solo,-Miss Helen Wright (encored).
Address-M. F. McKinnon.
Solo- Rotha McKenzie (encored).
Address-C. W. Crosby.
Tableau-Leap Year Anxiety. ‘
Solo-Lizzie McDonald.
Dnett-J. A. Robertson and Miss
R. McKenzie (encored).
Chorus- Try Again Choir.
God-Save the King.,
I The address by Rev. Mr. McLean,
was listened to with rapt attention,
and will long be remembered by all
who had the privilege of hearing
him. In his usual fluency, he elo-
quently set forth the great need of
Temperance organisations. He paid
a high tribute to the Sons of Temp-
erance, and the grand work they
have achieved along temperance lines.
He emphasized the necessity of be-
ing temperate aiong 'all lines. In-
teinperance is only one of the many
evils that always beset life's Journey
All must overcome it before attain-
ing the blessings provided by God
in Heaven. After eulogising late
Premier -Peters for the part he had
taken in enacting the Prohibition
Law, and the earnest seal he had
shown in enforcing same, he critiled
the absurd idea of high licence, and
in a forcible argument clearly
showed that the licensed tavern was
,unlawful in the sight of God, and an
allurin¢‘=- evil to the young in par-
ticular: He than proceeded to show
in`a`., convincing manner the many
advantages of being a teetotlar mor-
ally; physically and commercially
exhortfng those who had taken the
pledge of total abstinence, to .be
true to their pledge, which meant
their sacred honor.. After wishing
"Try Again" every success in the
future, as in the past he took his
seat amid rounds of applause.-Com.
:Take British Cough Cure when
troubled with a nasty irritating
cough. It quickly relieve! and
mogtly always elects a cure. Mgt
cough remedy for children it hal' o
equal. Bold on its merits atltlc
a bottle by A. W. Reddin, Phm B.
Sunnyside. -
, _
and "hd his mntuly "mn" Ib" “Atadistan_eof three feet, each of
Andrew Laverl. Georgetown, came
to the City yesterday.
John A. MacDonald, Kelly's Cross,
who entered the Charlottetown Hrs-
pital to have his leg amputated, is
ri_a_|_iort»d to be getting along favor-
a y.
soclation . President. Rev. P D. Mc
Smith, Blooming Point; Sec. Treas.,
J. J._l.acey; Librarian, M. F. Me-
Donald;Aast. Librarian, Miss .Mary
ill. McKenna, Managing Committee,
Joseph A.l-lughes, (Chairman) James
P Dougan, Miss Ella Mae Mullin,‘
bers, a library of 250 volumes and
lectures entertainments, etc.
The death occurred in Roseberry
Belfast on the 4th inst of Neil Mc-
rowing w ow an nne c ren 0
cherish his memory. His daughters
are Mrs. Arthur Edmonds, of this
city; Mrs. A. 3.- Gillis, Butte City,
Mont., and Mrs. Arthur Hemlson, oi
San Fransisco. The sons are Dr.
Daniel McDonald, of thc Heineopathic
A. master mariner Georgetown; Nell.
J. Malcolm, Boston; and Gordon at
home. His funeral took place to Bel-
fast Cemetery on the 6th inst.. ‘The
funeral services being conducted by
the Rev. S. D. McPhee. The follow-
ing Were the pall-bearers: Capt. D.
and will be presented to the Do-
minion Parliament at Ottawa for
consideration. One of these projects
has been talked of for years and
calls for the construction of a tun-
nel under Northumberland Straits,
oonnecting Prince Edward Island with
the New Brunswick shore at the nar-
rowest part of~the. straits, where
.thc island is only nine miles distant
‘from the mainland. This would .in-
volve the estimated expenditure ' of
$10,000,000. The other project which
is the latest to be discussed, and
which, on account of its apparent
economy has met with considerable
favor, provides for the construction
ofi ics-breaking steamers of great
power and the most. approved con-
struction. The preeent ice-breakers
in commission are unable to main-
tain an uninterrupted service he-
twsen the mainland and the island
and often for weeks at s time navi-
gationis wholly cut oil. The new
plan calls for the abandonment of'
the present winter route between
Picton, N.B., and Georgetowu,ot the
easterly end of Prince Edward Is-
land,and substitutes therefore a new
route between Tataimagouche, N.B.,
and Charlottetown. The objection to
,the Pictou~Georgetown route is that
Plctou harbor is exposed to the
prevailing easterly and northeasterly
,winter winds and becomes chocked
with drift ice, which presents a bar-
rier impossible of passage by any
‘steamer. no matter how great her
power. Added to this is the fact that
,the great bulk of freight and the ma-
jority of the passengers are destined
,for Charlottetown or points to the
Iwestward oi this city, and in making
flleorgetown the winter terminus of
the line the merchants are obliged
to pay increased freight charges on
‘account of the longer haul."
MAKES A SAINT SWEAR.
Tu have his favorite corn stepped
on. D0n't have corns,--cure them with
Putnam's Corn Extractor. Takes
twenty-four hours-no pain-costs a
quurter.` Try “Putnam's."
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Taslforlsligmalism
_rate method-of determining whether one'»~
Ieyes are enigmatic or not:-
lhe four small squares in the figure above,
' ehouli be seen equally black and distinct.
lfany of the sq :ares standout more prom-
inently thsn others, Astlgmallsm is indi-
cated. Test each eye sepanielv by cover-
ing first one and then the other-
Astigmetism. which ll due to irregular-
ity in the curvature ol' the refracting aur-
fsces Is one of the mon common as well
as one of the most diliicult troubles to
accurately correct. -
Our meihods of examination are AC-
CURATE and CERTAIN, which set is
demonstrated by the satisfactory results
obtained in almost every ease.
lf mg sntisiied we w_ant,_l_o have 5 change
to help you.
‘ G. F. HUTCHESON '
House Cleaning Time
_ Will Soon Be Here
-Q
Colored Curtain Muslim
Ii _
/ ' - ve;
and thrifty housekeepers will
avail themselves of this opportun-
ity to procure. at less than whole-
tlien need . i
Here are three lines that are
sure toibe required and at reduced
prices. _
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White Curtain Muslim
Regular 8c per yard for . . . 6c per yard
“ rec per yard for . _ gc per yard
“ r6c |er yaid for .. me per yard
“ 25c per yard for . . 19c per yard
Regular i6c per yard _ . for izc per yard
~ " 25c per yard .. for i9c per yard
“ v8c per yard . . for zic per yard
“ 3zc per ~ ard . . for z4c per yard
4oc per yard . . for 30c per yard
“ 32c per yard for . . 24c per yard i "
Table Covers
A splendid range of Tapestry and Velvet pile covers in both plain and
fancy colors. All sizes from 1% to 2% yds square.
Regular $1.35 Tapestry.. . . . .. . _ for $1.02 Regular $8.50 Velvet pile. . . . . . . . . .for 56.38
" _ 1.75 Tapestry.... .. . for i.32 , _ ,
.. 175 Damask _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _for L07 One onl Carnet Angora pile co\ er- Regular
“ 3.65Damnsk..... ....._for 2.75 $i4.75................ . .. _ for_$|i.07
STANLEY BROS.
nnnc|snv_ §_i_nsrip1|uN 
is what we aim to give our customers- If you are not
qding here give us a trial order and see ifit is not as we say. ,
Your order will be much appreciated. '
S2`inde_rson_ Qt Co.”
I.
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BIG DISCOUNT
zo Pieces F actoryiloth zo p,c. Off
These are last year’s patterns, all good and suit- 
able for men's and boys’ suits. We want to clear
them all out before the new spring patterns come
in as we like to begin the spring trade with new _
patterns. _
SALE FOR CASH ONLY
W. C. TURNER & CO.;
The Low Price Dry Goods and Cloth Store.
Sunynaide. C'-arlottetowa.
V
WOIIIlEIlI_lIIIl
'I'C>31S]1l5
' au evi le
La Pslletiars in their new West-
ern Playette_ “On the Cheyenne
Trial. tnrrying their own spec-
ial scenery. will open on Tues-
day ,
PICTURES
Darkest Hour.
Shows what a doctor will en-
dure _and do for a patient who
has tried to take his life.
Do As lDo.
An extremely funny comedy.
Only Her Brother
A story of circumstantial
evidence showing how unreliable
evidence ofihis bind really ie.
Father Buys e hand
Roler .
A edwihle af
“__._g'e:geom_v tpaty ha
rzxriza.
The Rarebit Fiend
VYlil be repeated fo wnhht only
by request. This will ve every-
‘§§.’..:.i..a:":.':::i:.:°i..l..,';'.‘°:':r.
Big Musical Program
Pnnf. VinnIcombe's orrhantn
will render some choice selec-
iions with appropriati muiic for
all the pictures and soup.
New Illustrated Song
by lr. Austin Tnainor.
Change of Plciurc\
Hoadcy.Wodnu|ay and friday
i0c. Admission |0c.
We originate. others copy
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SULPHURS
_ 'I`elegrapb_ - - ` Telephone
Parlors
Headlight Victoria
Little omet (for the smoker)
SILENTS zoos 5oos and pony sizes. _
S AFETY
To 'rim Eniscroas or Wann 7,; -
Having been requested by 2
number of the Electors of Ward 3,
to contest that Ward in the coming
election, I have decided to do sc
and would respectfully solicit youi
votes and support. If elected l
shall consider it my special duty _tc
look after the interest of Ward 3
and will give tu the Mayor and
Council all assistance in my power
towards advancing the interests oi
the City, advocating improvements
consistent with _a moderate rate of
taxation. ' 
The following isa sim), . and fairly accu- ’
,Eddy's matches a re sold by wholesale dealers' everywhere.
CAPITAL ~ .- _ - i EDDYSTONE
In case there are any voters I sm
unableto see personally, I take this
opportunity o soliciting their sup-
port- Yuure respectfnll °,
i-Bdtf W. K. ROGERS
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- .TBI N' D U B. _
SCHOFIELD PAPER COMPANY., LIMITED Swfd Md”--dosed is as
undersigned at Kinkora and marked
Selling Agents *P P St. john, N B "T¢“d¢\‘ f°" BW ¢h\‘f¢h" will N
received up to noon of February
- :ist next.
Wax Flauiers, The Eddystone Torch
and many others.
_ ._ -? --  _ ""
Plans and specidcatioa may be
on Ralph. M. D
lik. LECKIE M. R. (`. V “‘ _
Veterinary Surgeon.
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