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OBITUARX
Entered into external rest at her
|19m°~ M°l1¢B§'-1° Hd., on 22nd Janu
UTY. 1912, Mrs. Alexander MacLeod,
“,5°d 81 YWFB. leaving an aged hus-
-Nnd. two sons and three daughters
to _mourn the loss of a kind wire ang.
loving mother. The sons urs: John
in Tonepah, Nevada, and Murdock at
home; daughters are; Mrs, Mui-dggk
Gillis of Vancouver, B. C., and Mrs,
Clarence H. Bissell, Winthr<,p|High.
150115. MBBS~. and Mrs. Angus J. Mc-
KCIUJB. North Hampton, New Hamp-
shire. Of her it can be said she truly
given l1_er_ Lord and Saviour.--M.
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1 as
.£5  g
'.f~ 4-
` /'/fr
i -A bite of this and a taste of that. all day
long, duiis the appetite and weakens the
digestion.
Restore. your stomach to h°alihy vigor
by taking n Na-Dru-Co Dyspepnia Tnbl-.‘l
after e_ach`meal-and cut out the 'piccir1g'.
Ne-Dru-Co Dyspepsia Tablets
.arc the best friends for sufferers from
lndigczsiien and dyspepsia. 501:. a Box
'at your Druggisi`s. Made by the
National Drug and Chemical Co. of
Canada., Limited.
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BENCH
/i\ w
-has passed her seventy-seventh bir-
-It Pays to buy in this Province.
--All news, advertising and sub-
scriptions ln Summerelde and vicinity
should be handed to Ernest McQuar-
rie, agent.
-Final Arrangements for the Pro-
vlncial Seed Fair which is to be held
in Summerside. on March 5th., 6th., 'l
th., & 8th., will be made at the meet-
ing of the Committee of Management
at the Allen House, Summerside to-
morrow Saturday, February, 24th.
The prize list is now being distribu-
ted and can be had from the Secre-
tary, Edward Monkley or from the
Department of Agriculture at Charlo-
ttetown. v
~'-Thefollowing is from 3 Margate
correspondent:-Benj Cameron drove
to Crapaud recently to visit his bro-
ther Allan. While there he will visit
some of the largest dairymen and
stock raisers and will no doubt bc
able to give a few pointers on how to
improve stock and dairy herds.-
Sydney Cameron and family have re-
turned to their old home in Clinton
until the cold weather is over.-F.D.
Mark`s auction sale of sleighs and
stock on Wednesday was largely at-
tended, about 45 sleighs being sold
at fair prices. Ed. Urch purchased
the choice of the lot at a handsome
figure. Moody Pound purchased the
trotting sleigh and if the ice was in
good condition would be able to
show the boys some speed.-As soon
as jact frost leaves the ground wc,
are going to have another black fox
ranch built' in this vicinity, an ideal
spot on the south side of a nice
grove near the hardwood hill.-Wm.
Mann and Wm, Johnson have finish-
cd their contracts of hauling ice to
Kensington.--Paul Thompsonl has the
lumber for his new house at the saw
mill waiting for the balmy days of
spring to have it sawn by the en-
terprising miller J. C. Durant.-The
Misses Winnie amd Mamie_ Thompson
are visiting friends and relatives ln
other parts of the Province. They are
much missed in the social life of this
place.-The W. M. Society held an
entertainment in the vestry of the
church on the evening of Feb. 9th,
which was enjoyed by all present. A
notable feature of the evening was
readings by Mrs. Wm. Pound who
thdny, and her little granddaughter
Marion Pound. .
Worn To The Bone
When the body it well nourishedit
stores up fatty tissues for future
“meds-just as it prudent man lays
away part of his earnings for a
rainy day-_giving that rounded
plutnpncss winch tells the story of
perfect health. Nervous strain and
uierwork cause this surplus to be
u ed up, the reserve strength is gone
you are “worn to the bone" for the
bones of the face and hands stand
out unpleasantly.
This run-down condition calls for
Vinol, our delicious cod liver and
iron tonic without oil. It makes new
flesh and blood, gives you strength.
Your money back if it doesn't. You
take_no risk-let Vinol make you
wcll again.
E. A Foster, Central Drugstore.
Sunnyside.
20 Tl*
CENTURY
-TAILOR MADE STYLE
The resolution to give our
customers the -best shoc made,
ie the reason wc say
‘-‘ Empress Shoes for Women.”
This illustration is one of the
new styles wc have in stock.
Note the wing toe cap and
arched instep, and the com-
plete natty appearance which
makes it a very desirable shoe.
WI am-: out or Tun: 500 Aolwrs
_ w1-1o s»:1.1.. T1-1: Emsm-:ss
Morris & Smith
Sole /\;.-gtnis.
The Molto for#
Inverness Coal
We went lotqslliilyi 'ind d°
Satisfy g
The fuel without a fault so
CLEAN and frec from SOOT.
Try some-ycfu’ll see
dflf ` ;
1
--Bee Michael Thomas the great
marathon runner, also Keekoes on
the wing.
'“0“° 80od hours ,skating nftcr the
hockey match tonight.
-The Bt. Dunsta.n’s, Charlottetown,
vs the Micmacs of Lenox Island in
the Crystal rink tonight.
-The Morning Daily Guardian can
be obtained at LafIerty'e Tonsorial
PBFIOH. Bummerside.
-Jas. A. McNeil, Summerside, was
a passenger to Charlottetown yester-
day morning.-H.
-David Schurman, Charlottetown,
was a visitor to Surnmerside yester-
day.--S.
-All news, advertising and sub-
ecriPtionn in Alberton and vicinity
ihould be handed to H. Clark, agent.
-W. S. Newsom, Charlottetown,
was a visitor to Sumtnerside yester-
day.-B.
-Robert S.`Gorden, Alberton, was
B Dtweehger to Summerside yesterday
morning.-S.
-D. A Wedlock of the Internation-
al Harvester Co., Charlottetown, was
a glsitor to Summereide yesterday.
-Bert Woodside. Summerside, was
taken t0 Falconwood Hospital yes-
terday afternoon in charge of Mal-
colm Steel.-S.
.__
-Flour. bran, middlings, molassiuc
meal--at lowest prices, wholesale and
retail. Brace, McKay & Co., Sum-
merside. 2-20dtufrtu2wks.
-The Kensington League is in a
flourishing condition under the guid-
ance of the President, Rev. Mr. Suth-
erland. A debate will be held on
Monday evening next. The subject
for debate will be, "Is the world
growing better or worse?”
-At the last ~ regular meeting of
Court Hattie Stuart, Kensington, it
was decided to have a debate at the
next meeting. The subject is, “llc-
solved that the Automobile Act
shouldybe repealed." They also iu-
tend holding a social in the Forest-
er's Hall on Tuesday, March 5th, to
which all the members with their
best girls are cordially invited.
-The new Rice Knight light has
been installed in' St. Peter's Church
Alberton. and will be used on Sun-
day evening next, at the 6.30 ser-
vice/ This _is the second church in
the Alberton parish to install this
light, St. Luke's, O’Lcary, being the
other, the costs in both cases being
defrayed by members of the church,
Mr. Kendall of O'Leary and Captain
John Champion of Alberton. The
Rector's subject 'on Sunday next will
be the Historic Word of Christ. St.
Luke’s. O'Leary, at 10.30 a.m. and
St. Pctcr’s, Alberton, at 6.30 p. m.
-The funeral of the late A. W. P.
Gourlie, Summersirle, took place from
his late residence yesterday afternoon.
The remains were taken to St. Mary’s
Church where the Rev. Mr. White
performed the funeral rites preaching
a powerful sermon his -text- being.
“In my house there are -many man-
sions. If it were not I`would not
have told you so." After the funeral
rites were over the remains were in-
terred ,in the Church of England
Cemetery at St. Eleanors. The funer-
al was one of the largest over seen in
Summerside, which goes to show the
esteem in which the deceased was
held. The pall-bearers were: B. W.
Tanton, Arthur Brenn-an, John
Sinallman, » W. J. Lidstone, H. W.
Il. Stavert and W. W. Baker.-S.
::-Only one Rexall Store in Char-
lottetown. Our is the only store
where Rexall preparations are being
sold. We have the exclusive agency.
We‘gunrantee every Rcxall Remedy
and refund the money where they
prove unsatisfactory. Rexall Reme-
dies are not secret their contents can
be shown for the asking. The mac-
X X '
Kinnon Drug Co., Cor. Gt. Geo. &
Kt. Ste. I 2-19drtf.
- ‘ _THE 1>s1NcE_ ceuruv eu111u>111N iilifi BUYS THE
MUST llllliili llll
IN NEW YUHK
NEW YORK, Feb. 20-The firm of
J. l'. Morgan & Co., will soon begin
work on u, new skyscraper office build-
ing to replace their present head-
t|uarters at 'the corner of Wall and
Nassau streets.
It is said that the firm has just
completed the purchase of property
with a frontage of 83 feet in Wall
street and 113 feet in Broad street
which has heretofore been in the
hands of the Drexels. The plot is
considered the most valuable Piece of
its size in New York.
Real estate men estimate its market
value at nearly $1,000 a square foot,
At $1,000 a square foot it would be
worth about $9,000,000. Anthony
Drexel bought a part of it in 1872
for $250,000.
TRYING TO AVl~lli'l‘
I BRITISH COAL _
MINEIRS' STlt1Kl<}.
LONDON, Feb. 19--Various confcr-
ences were held today in connection
with the threatened coal strike thro-
ughout tlie United Kingdom, but the
developments were of minor import-
ance, except that the national trans-
port workers’ federation decided to
support the miners in the event oi 11
strike.
It is believed that a cabinet coun-
cil will be held tomorrow to consider
the situation. It is likely that the
government, if independent efforts at
conciliation fail, will cnll fi confer-
ence of representatives of the masters
and themcn, at which Geo. lt. Ask-
with, the 'board of trndc “stril~;-
breaker,” will preside.
FINDS IJUG-FACISD.
BIRD-IIEAKISIJ l\ll~J.\`.
LOS AN(lEl.l']S, Feb. 20-Dr. Cori
Kumm, African explorer, and sL"1'-11t-
ist, arrived here today cn route tn
Washington, where he will lay evi-
dence bcfore the heads of the Nation-
ul Geographical Society that hc has
discovered men with the fucrs of
dogs and of birds living in the licnrt
of the “Dark Continent."
“I have proof," declared Dr.
Kumm, "that I have found ivgrocs
with the faces of dogs. They spoke
in 8, low guttural bark not unlike
that of the canine. They live by
'zlaus and their mode of life is not
inlike that of the stone nge/.’
“In another part of Africa, fur
from the haunts of white men, I dis-
covered a. tribe of negroes who rau
about like storks on one leg. 'ilieir
other leg was never used :ind they
men live in a section 'of thccountry
where they are many pools and ponds
of water.
SIGNS OF SPRING.
NIAGARA l1‘.»\LliS, Ont., Feb. 2--
Fnrmers herc liave noticed robin;
perched in the trees. 'l`hey are looked
upon as a harbinger of early spring.
_
Hood’s Pils
Cure Constipation
_ - Biliousness
Liver Ills
HOTEL
ST; DENIS`
13120/tow/iv /fun 111-11 smear
NEW YORK CITY. ~";
WlthI11,Ensy Access of Every Point of
Interest. Half Block from \Vnun1.mker's, ~
_ .sn\11»u_1»t.»'w1111¢ ersncppingbisuicz. 'f
BUTED l-Oli.: Excellence of ‘ulalm:.(!<m|-
' furtublc A lntniente. Cuurtcuus tier\'~.» ~
lee antrllomellkc Surroundings. -
` » .EUROPEAN PLAN, '
WM-TAY,LOR&SON,lHc»
ALSO
lrorm. lnknrrwlovn,
liroadeuy and Rant Street-.
“Al1 sheetings and pillow eottons
bought at the White Goods Sale will
be hammer] free. Moore & McLeod.
2 12dtl
kept it bent up or drawn taut., These,
,, . .V ~.
i51'ns'r'or ann"
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A Priceless Gift To
“Black Cat” Smokers- ' e ilu
To tliosc discriminating men of Canada
who appreciate Virginia cigarettes of first
‘quality-to the men who smoke “Black
f(`at" Cigarettes-we make the follo\vi_1u§
offer:
ln cxrliziiigc for 50 coupons'-one of'
,ivliicli is now in every “Black Cat" packet-
`wc will give :1 (`.oronation Cigarette Case.
It is liurd to <lcsrril1c the beauty' of these
cases-~tl1eir value is dlmost \\'itl1out.pric.c._..
l"or they are one of the most exquisite souve-
nirs of the c1‘o\\'11ing of our British Rulers.
l(li),illii) of these cziscs-\vitl1 the portraits
of Ki11_f;Gcorge and Queen Mziryin colours,
inset, -lmvc iilrciitly been distributed among
our English smokers.
When purchasing “Black Cat" Cigarettes,
opportunity .
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Now we want to make a similar gift to
our Canadian patrons. And this is your
l\/Iind you, this is: no indiiccmcntto smoke
“Black Cat” Cigarettes. For this brand
needs nothing of the sort.
Our gift offer is 11 token of our apprr-Qin-
tion of patronage. And this token, as well
ns the cigarettes tl1e111scl\'cs, :ire products of
lilijtislri l1il]or,_,h13:11lt;c‘_(l,l)y llritisli capital.
This alone should mean much to you
who know the integrity of long cstalilislicd
British enterprises.
Behind this oflei' is the firm of “Carrerus"
-one whose integrity has been famous
throughout England for over n Century.
please see that the sealing band around
each packet is unbroken. ln every packet you will find one Coronation Cigarette |
Case tjmipon. Save these, and when y_ou have accumulated 50, mail them to the
address below. Your cigarette case will reach you by return post. Address: .
CARRERAS & MARCIANUD OF CANADA, Limited 853 St. Lawrence Boulevard, Montreal, Que.
°j lack C to 
Medina , Cigarettes-10 for 10 Cents i Mau
\
S11./\\'J ASKS WOMAN
TO JOIN HIM
I}0S'l‘0N, Feb. 20-Mrs. Gnome M,
Stewart, the iuystcrious friend of A.
W. Show, the Freeport, Mc., shoe
innnlifucturcr, wlio tlisappearcd leav-
ing g note in winch he confessed to
thefts from the firm and declared his
intention of comniittiug suicide, to-
'lay received u letter from him de-
finitely locating him in Savannah,
Ga.
The liettcr is postmarked "Savan-
nah, Georgia." In it he declares his
intention of remaining iii- that city
for two or three daysthat Air.-1.
Ste\\'art. may join him.
The letter is as follows;
. llll_llll$ $1.0 PEll DAY lllll UP' 1
Telole d'I'|ote Breakfast 50°. ' |
* _  .
Dcnr George:
lt is too lute for me to return
home und settle up, b\1t I would be
able to make n whole bundle of
money soon,`11n1l than everything
would be ull rigiit, ns my wife would
set me tree, and then we could bc
married.
"Come and loin
town and don1`t let
I think that the
easier out-_ und if
mc. Get out of
anyone sae you.
boat route is the
you have to have
any assistance write to me here. I
want you with me very much. I do
not think I have made 9; mistake so
far, nlthougli it is awfully hard for
you, I lino\\‘,. I have all the money
l want to go into the business I told
you about.
I want you to leave an soon
you can get awny, for I must leave
here within a few days, if I am not
here when you arrive my friend L.
will let you have my address and he
will also furnish you with money.
I do not know exactly where I am
goinlg, but I think it will be Brazil.
I_had to meet some men in Savan-
nah from South America and they
said that they would fix me up down
there.I beg of you for all that there
is between us to join me at your first
0l’>l>0I`tllr1lity. In any event, let me
hear from you at once. Yours.
ARTHUR.
::-Mac's Cough Mixture is a splen-
did preparation of unrivalled merit
f0l` Ullfilll-2 the cough and relieving the
cold. It banishes all irritation from
the throat, cures ho rseness and pre-
vents the vocal cord; from being af-
fected by the malady. It is the best
cough cure that has ever crossed a
counter. Price 25c. The Two Mac’s,
12-10drtf.
"Saturday morning we opened an
other grcnt range of 36 inch colored
silks, paillette weaves. The colors
shown are Ivory, l".`-cru, Lemon, Tus-
Clln- Piilk. Grey, Old Rose, Brown,
Dark Green, Reseda, Nile, Sky. This
silk is a wonderful value-soft lust-
rous nnd lille and sells for 99 cents
ier yard. Moore & McLeod. 2-12dtf-
"S. A. McDonald's annual sale of
remnan b
attendance will be verY lllf °
“40 inch Black Paillettc silks have
just come in-see this wonderful val-
11e-bright, good weight, just right
‘for dresses--99 cents per yard. Moore
S: MeLeod's. 2-l2dtl<
“Do you intend to get your el1ilil_-
ren-an organ or piano? Now is tht
time. Miller Bros. 2-Zldii.
"Hundreds of ends of dress goods,
silks, cottons, laces, etc. etc. ut Suk
McDonald‘s remnant sale. 2-23dll.
"Discount Sale of English Jams
in glass jars this week at Beer 
C,0¢1's_ _ 2-221121.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
"Prince Edward Council, No; 132.
will meet this evcuing11t7.30 oclocli.
"Lots of f11n for the little 01108 Ht
the Children’s Carnival in the Arona
this evening. ' 2'23‘1U'
)*°Thls is the night of the childrclul
c rnfval in thc Arena. lfrt all tilt
B' . .
young folks come and CIIJUY 
~°.1. A. clark, sept. 01 uw unveil-
mental Farm, Charlottetowu. Will
adress an agricultural meeting ln l-|10
hall at Cornwall tomorrow. Sl‘~¢“l"3ll
evening, at 7.30. It is hoped that 1°
»1-
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l"`1i<';-3' :nd Fntiiidny
-1-1-i-1-+~r-1-f»a-r-+f-“*"1"*‘
- Friday and Saturday
- 111 d .\`:tu11lu_v
j.\- .5`|>iicdcs'f:111cy flmuclcflc, suitable for kim-
io pitrrs print cotton, rrgiilnr lic ptr 
Ladies’ Gloves l-2 Price
3 doz ladies’ white iiugwocd gloves, regular
45c, Friday and Siturduy _ 23°
Ladies' Suede Gloves, black and fans only
regular $1.30 Friday and Saturday ` I 5 0
Ladies’ Furs l-2 Price
Browuor black leaf atoles, regular $8.00 .
50 yds Hewson’s
_ Iititer q1m`1fyst1-le rrpular $11 75 Friday
L441;.:,,.1,_',,.,,,§i»-,_,,,,,3,,M;,y,;spj.;.ig,_,.; af ‘Jr ,-i-bf,-'rf ._»‘»f,-lf.,-111,-1. ;"r
nal And Une
~ - ~ RS ts egins this morning.2-23d1i. ~
*ri* 'I' 'I' "f 'Y 'l"'l‘ 'I'1tl‘1.~l‘i1vl‘.irl'.f1:l‘iulfi-:I1&"l'l*rI‘l.rlQ"lil.rlf_i1fl‘.ill. 1':l.‘i.'\‘..‘.rl:.1.rl'1:r’rit:l‘1.'l‘.‘,~l‘ii-lm-‘f.1.'l‘..flf;.rI1'1_=r],_-x-ji;i~J,»1~?,=1g:=;-1-',-1-1f,-i-§,§-i1i§1-‘,»i- ,-i-]-ri,-i~‘ -1-’,»rj1-1-;,-i-H
 Anlwullccllltlll l’»Xll'il0I'llillflI’Y l  Charloiietown’s Leading Store
. 0 r 0 l
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25 Bleached Table Cloths liaudsomc border
i igi    -   xaggerated
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..11.1,-', -,gwtl pziticrxis. l'C,i§\\l1l\ 30° l'fl'~-'ll' "ml -
|5c
HALF PRICE SALE
- designs regular 5.00 I`Jiday and Saturday 2.50
Table Napkins lo Match llalf Price
25 pairs of the celebrated D. & A. Corsets
serg
$4.00 .
o _ all
$5.88
, for
_`5o boys blue
- pants aged 2, 3 and L
4, 1.25 for 654:
,double widtli 1.50
‘Owing to the fact that last Saturd: y vi as, so`s1<1n _v 1} at our friends yi ere unable fo tate advant-
age of our unprecedented bargain delugr, uc have <‘1c‘dcd to make Fiiday and Srturday, Feb. 23rd
and 24111 TWO RED LETTER DAYS in the history of n erclmndizing in Charlottetown. On ac.
count of the extraordinary character of the offerings, and in order to prevent dealers from buying
antlties, purchasers fire iiiiiiterl to normal personal need.
(Every lfem listed llfre ls Exactly llalf 0f The Regular Prices
Boy.~'Suite l-2 Price
e blouse and
l 25 Pairs Soiled Cuiteins Half Price .
‘ swath carpet Regain $1.10 for ssc |
and Saturday
uool cloth
7.*'c
  19 3
/ mime ms: .LM
67//.4/P1077'/5'7'0W/l/6’_ B/6' DEPAR 77‘I£/i/7'/IL, S727/P17
unshrin kable
and Satuiday
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- .v -~. <-. 4. ..,»~,._i_| I  ,_ - ,
Suits I-2 Price
Good tweed suits
ranging from 9.50
to 12 oo. Friday
llelf Price
io dozStanfield’s
derwear i.4'J_ per
garment Friday
and Saturday
day and Saturday '
ular 1.00 for `
um urday
We day and Saturday
Men’s fancy shirts soft and stiff bosoius,
regular $1.00 Friday and Saturday _ _ 50°
if doz cotton wrappers regular gnc I"rlt‘lé}": ‘
l\len’s knitted Wool Shirts rcgular 55C 
Men's flannel and tweed working shirts rg-5;
Men’s mufflers ranging from 5oc to 2.25
Friday and Saturday I I-2 Pfl°° ..
25'l’ieccs embrojderies and inseitfon lTlCf5 . ‘
range from 5c to zoc per yard Friday an sf' ,
' 5 doz men’s silk neck ties regular 5CC 
regular $1 .co Friday and Saturddy 50° '=
. 4.
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