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“Sing a song of sillpeuce,
A pocket full of rye_.
Four and twenly blackbirds
Baked in a pie "
f~:'*2-4.
“ni could never have baked them
but for our Coal. .
1,1;5'1‘ YOU FORGET, order
COAL TODAY. _
We are at your service and ,will
send you whatever you want..
lN COLD WEATHER BUY
COAL HERE.
A. Pickard & Co
Phone 240
Ch’town.
 
IIHUHEH SERVICES
METHODIST
First Methodist Church-Rev. J,
Hcsney nt eleven a. m. and at
sewn p. m. Sunday School
and Bible Class at. two-thirty. Pray-
er services on Wednesday evening at
seven-thirty. Students and strangers
cordially invited to all services.
(irncc Uliurch.-Rev. i William
l~inrriscn ut eleven a. rn. and
7 nm, Sunday School and Bible
Class nt 2.30 Pew live reserved for
college. students. Everybody wel-
L`0lilC. `
PHESBYTERIAN. `
St. James-Rev. T. _F. Fullerton
nt I1 `a. ,m. and at 7 p.
nl. Sunday School and .Bible Class
,tt 2,30. Stviingers and college stud-
ents ure cordially invited to all the
services. °
Zion.-Morning prayer meeting at
ion rt, ni., Rl’ G. Strathie at 11 and
:it 7. Sunday School and Bible Class
nt two-thirty. College studepts and
ist-rangers , cordially welcome. _
, CENTRAL CHRISTIAN.
Central Christian-Rev. J. F. Floyd
Bl? 11 B-, ln.. and 7 p. m. Sunday
School and Bible Gina; at
2.80. Prayer meeting Wm.
Dssdsy at 8 p. m. All seats free.
Everybody, including college stu-
GBDW. Uordially invited. Ministerls
residence, 104 Prince St.
BAPTIST
Baptist-Rev.Z. L. Fash at 11 a. m.,
and at 7 p, ln. Sunday School at
two-thirty p. in., with "Loyalists"
Class of adults in Church
auditorium. A cordial welcome
is extended to all the services of
the "home-like church.”
ANGLIOAN.
St. Pa.u1's Church-Rector Rev. T.
W. Murphy, Morning prayer at eleven
a. m. Morning prayer at eleven
a. in. Sunday School and Bible
classes for men and women at 2.30
p. ni. Evening prayer at 7 p, rn.
Holy Communion after evening ser-
vice. All, seats free. - '
St. Peter's Cathedral-Sunday bc-
fore Lent.-Holy Communion at 8
and 11 a. m., Mating at 10.15 n, m,_
and Evensong at 7. p. m.
ST. DUNS'l‘AN’S CAT!-IEDRAL.
f First Mass at 7.30, Children's Mass
at 8.30, Catechism immediately after
Mass. High Mass at 10.30. Vespere
and Benediction at 7 rp. in.
SALVATION ARMY.
Sunday, Services at 11, 3, and
8.30'p.m. Week nights service.-Mom
gay, Tuesday, Thursday, and Satur-
ay.
HORSE NOTES.
William McLean, Souris West, has
purchased n heavy draft mare from
parties in North Wiltshire. It is said
by people who are well iniformed in
the horse business that she is one of
the.best draft horses in this vicini-
ty.
The publisher of the best Farmer’s
paper in the Maritime Provinces in
writing to us states: -
"I would say that I do not know
of a medicine that has stood the test
of time like MINARD'S LINIMENT
It has been an unfailing remedy in
our household ever since I can re»
member, and has outlived dozens of
would be competitors imltators."
lf money saving is your aim
attend our Forced Removal
Sale. Nat. (lo. Co. 2-i5d3i
“Ladies twecd coats, and coatings
for half price today. Prowse Bros.,
Ltd. 2-17d`ll .
The Charlottetown Board of Trade
_ - ¢ recently directed the attention of the
Rex Q h ce Department of Railways at Ottawa
y ' to the fact tliat information regard-
C C _‘ _ ' ing the movements of the Winter
ure  Steamers cannot he obtained by
. passengers on Intercolonial Railway
Money back if not pleased trains. in reply to the recent repre-
25c a bott1e_\ Secretary of the' Board of Trade, has
S016 Agelillb a letter from the Department, signed
' e ' ipt f ur letter, dated
I  C  D Co’ illrix; xgtlxiicignetant? ahll in reply! Ivotpld
. _ 0 .. . > O, s&_ that we have arrange o ay
If M  I “  ` Q' ` a`n'(l"‘ ent' "meet “ ‘ I with the 'Departmental Marine &'
Q Fisheries to furnish Superintendent
I _
f _w -' '-'°“-' ' _ - -'--* sharp daily information as tv ll"
W N conditions oi the crossing between
ii
,ggi
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-   --~Z.~.~`.:Jig-_'.1'~‘...-7:5-..b~
land. 'I have also written Mr. Pot
_ tinger asking that Mr. Sharp fo1‘War_d
_ 'nformation to Moncton'- when it
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_*'  ` -.-.t 49
¢ f
» _ n 1 - ¢ s
a pipe-full of our MASTER
MARINE smoking tobacco
will calm the most ruffled
brow. It is uiild. sweet and
soothing. Our B L A C K
TWIST chewing tobacco is
about the “last word" in iliat
ine, too. \Vorth trying fair
weather or fcul.
lk Hickey fs? Nicholson Tobacco Co./, ‘“u,‘;f'S‘P"°,§,‘; ;';1,‘;,,;';’;,‘:,‘;°‘;§,2*°,‘3,f§.‘;‘,5~
x / .
lcipal stations along the line of the
When
Saw--Gel a .
-_ -  ---- W "  _ -- Rev. E. E. Styles received an unani
 - - ,O th
Good 0ne
A slight defect in the quality of the SBW Will
make a big difference in _the way it worked- A g°°°l
saw is worth every cent it costs-,-and U1°1'¢-
Sixnonds circular saws are warranted perfecthly
trne,.fi-ee from flaws and seams, llley “llallg l'l§_ l-
work easily and all the force goes into the_blad_e with-
out cross-leverage or tilting. The steel in Sigiopdcs
saws is made from a special formula in Simon S 21
tory-none other is found good enough for il1€S¢
SHWS.
of Simons' saws sold by u
If defects are found in any » _
they will he promptly remedied freeof charge or a piew _tslliiivf
givcnin exchange provided the old one is returne wi 3
‘go dllys of delivery. This covers onlY defects Callsed lhmug
ll-ie fault of our workmen or llie manufacturers.
ro incli $2.
`l8 inch $4.50
24 inch $7.50
3g inch 51|.
1, inch $16 '
bymond & D ystant’s cross cut saws. Kearney SL l“`°°l3'
flies, etc. _
x2 inch $2 50 15 _\l1°ll53 5°
zo inch $5-50 22 l”°l‘ “'50
26 inch $8 50 28_inCl1 $9.50
32 inch $|2- 34ll1Cl1 5l4°
'lhcgoycrsllorbworcg
' mous invitation to remain r e
I a made concerning his work and his re-
0u, 1 2 l ti ith th people. The Board
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§llAlll.0'l'lfE'l'0WN 5 
It Days co buy in this Province. i
The Guar n e rt ent
Mount Allison Ladies College is in
l'l00l>0\'. City, will regret to learn
eer Walker has also been on the
cess of their Valentine day tea. The
as Mayor of Charlottetown by Chief
Justice Sullivan.
sion to Montague on Friday night
saving him for last night's quarrel.
it is whispered that Manager Hill
man, of the “Flying Orioles" will
challenge for the Starr Trophy, novl
held by the 'Amherst Ramblers.-
l-Ialifax Mail. (ls the Mail awarc
Victorian of Charlottetown and that
the Amherst Ramblers have no claim
on the emblematic shield? The Orio~
les, should they desire to compete.
for the Starr Trophy, ought to for-
ward their challenge to the Trophy
Trustees, who willunidouibtedly in-
form them correctly with whom they
must cross sticks in their conquest
for the silverware.)
sentations of the Board, L.. B. Miller,
by A. W. Campbell, as follows.-l
the Mainland and Prince Edward Is-
the 1
will be daily bulletined at the prin-
Irytercolonial as per your re<l\\€°l5~
The third meeting of the Quarterlv
Oflicial Board of the Pownal Method-
ist Churches was held on -Feb. 14th
at the some of Mrs. Henry Lune.
Mt. Mclllck. The pastor, Rev. E.=E.
Styles, occupied the chair. and Glles
H. Jenkins, lteeording Steward. read
'the records. The financial condition
of the circuit was considered to bein
advance of the corresponding term
of the previous year, although. HS
four stewards did not report, it was
par on
were optimistic regarding the final
accounts to he presunted in May.
fourth year, very _kind remarks beinr
B OHS W 8
very heartily and symvathetiesllv en
dorserl Mr. Styles' application for
three months' vacation. Ballots on
,the question of church union were is-
sued to the membersof the Board.
It was decided that a congregational
meeti-nz shall be held at an early
date at which reports from the vari-
ous departments hall be presented
and the working of the circuit ex-
plained. The final nieeting of the
Board will be field ahout_ the middle
of May.
::Don't cough," when you can cure
yourself so quickly and pleasantly
with Rexall cherry juice-this truly
delicious medicine is really very ef-
fectual. So much faith have we in it
that we guarantee every bottle
wo sell to give satisfaction
or the price. 251:. hack. Sole asm"
The Rexall Store. The McKinnon
Drug Co., Cor. Gt. Geo, & Ki. Sta. tt
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No need of sin ini the praises of ou
Bak ry Goods when ALI over town yo
on 5ur thém ossdsd y those wba_uu
are puro,w olsuims and anti-ltlons.
Stewarfs Bakery'
163 Kent Street
i- pages.
dia News D ps rn
closes tonight at 12 and will reopen Richard Moore is visiting his old
Sunday night at 12, 124-,i_ cm he home at Milton after an absence of
phoned in the interim. sixteen years spent in U. S. and
_ Western Canada, latterly in British
Dr. G. M. Campbell. president or Columbia- “
town sua is the guest or A. M. Ben, The despatch in yesterdays issue
Hobie - Street.-Halifax' Ego, (D,-_ from London concerning the rumor of
Campbell is well known here.) 31° °W°»l‘¢li\'l8 01 a contract for the
ll0¢KB.__etc.', at Churchill should have
The many friends of Police officer been designated a “Canadian Press."
that he still continues to be'aerion5. Archdeacon `Reagh, Milton. is un-
lY ill. showing no improvement. Oth- ‘l¢l`Z0l¥l§ treatment in the P. E, 1,
sick list for the past few days. Seriously elected. The Archdeacon's
` .nany friends will be glad to know
The Ladies Aid Zion Church, city, that he was resting comfortably yes.
are to be congratulated on the sue- terduy-
receipts amounted to about $50 and Mrs. Alfred. Ferguson of Carleton,
l1l\lI_¥ Will be applied to the.Building l0l`lI1€1'l¥ Ol Hampton. and her son
fund for the new Zion. ' Qarmeuus 0! Winnipeg, were in the
' \ -'-- UW Y¢lf0l‘day returning from 3
’W. E. Dennison of Moncton, repro- pleasant visit to Montague. Mr. Fer-
sentlug the E.B. snuttiewortb oiieinl- eusuu returns to Winnipeg about
cal Co. was taken sick at Picton w th Msrcli flrsll-
appendicitus and had to-return home. *-‘-
Mr. Dennison is well known in this A 81°” deal 01 interest is
Province. ,being taken in the City
~ ___ Hockey League which was
The City Councillors and Water lormed a Short timc ago. The first
Commissioners were sworn in yester- games like Pl9-‘H1 Bt the ANNA to-
day morning at io o'clock by the uisht when the P. W. C. and Y. M.
Mayor. Charles Lyons was sworn in  A- meet lll 9e1\l0l` Bhd illttfmed-
at 11.30 9,. m., the previous morning late games.
.__ _ owners of green horses have decided
'rue West Kent street school 1° huld H wus- Saturday 2-ith. on
Hockey Team Wm make their emu,-_ the speedway, one hall mile heats,
next and will there cross sticks with “F DHCGFH Wiillllls to Sturt should en
the Montague High s:noo§t;c.1?\._ me tgpsutrggseis :gg ipwsil 135:82; Y  Se, of “M dsc! in
.,.
necessary nrrangemen s w e - ,
ter team have been completed. `-he means of getting things started
Mike -saw the Crescent-New Glas Yhanges in the city market quota-
gow game from the side. _ tions yesterday as will be seen by the
__ itemized list in another column, the,
that the starr Trophy is held by the Edward Island Hospital at 130 yes-
ll
e
our roam r a skos ate ally. hov
Today's Guardian comprises sixteen
,ik
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rlospital for his eyes which have been
In order. |10 start ice racing several
;hree in five. Owners of green trotters
ind many more contests held
“liirteen dollars a ton were the only
irices remained firm._ There was a
good attendance at the market and
1. fair volume of business was done.
The death occurred in the Prince
erdav morning of Miss Maude Horne,
laugh`ter of Alexander Horne, ofl
this city; The deceased was a trainedl
inrse, a graduate of Newport, R. I.,_
Hospital, and for a number of years!
was engaged in private nursing in the;
United States. About a year ago her‘
'nealth began to fail, and eleven weeksi
igo she underwent a serious operat-i
'on in an American Hospital. This re-l
iulted in considerable improvementl
ini her condition, and she returnedi
‘some for rest and recuperation. A-,
'wut two weeks ago she again be-y
came critically ill, and another oper-E
ation was decided upon, in the hope'
if restoringher health. She was tak-l
en to the Prince Edward Island Hos-
-ritsl, where she underwent an oper-l
atlon= Sunday night. She was doing,
veil for a few days, but on Thursday'
her illness took a very serious turn..
and she gradually sank until thc end,
'ame this -morning. The late Miss
Horne was a young woman of many'
admirable quallticgr of mind and
heart". As a rulrse7'1h'e was skil|ul,l
sympathetic and capable. Hers was a,
buoyant and cheerful disposition, and
she made mriny warm friends. who
will learn with sorrow the news of
her untimely death. She leaves to
mourn besides her father, two hro~;
tbers Hooper `H.. in Charlottetown
and Lcich in Hire niver, Alberta*
and three sisters Lena. Irene and
Mrs. (l)r.\ Yeo, in Charlottetown.
The ffuavrlisni inins , with the many
friends of the ¢1l>_ce~=~d and the be-
v~w»v¢r~1l for-silo in *hair 50|-r°w_
E-_._ _._...._b
The Blind Can’i
, See I-‘ar .=
. but they usually have a i
good taste.
We imported some PURE l
COD LIVER OIL direct
from Norway, and it is pre-
pared with great care and
can be relied on to be
the BEST QUALITY. -
free from the strong un-
pleasant odor which ac-
companied the poorer kinds. l
I
Two sizes. `
25c and 5oc a bottle.
Johnson & Johnson
The Quality Drug Store.
i
' *:.,._.1._-.__:.-_- (__-_-,
Get a Good
Chamois Vest
You need one of our
Chamois vests right now,
you cannot afford to do
i without it for the ample
l protection it gives you from
all storms, winds, rains
and intense cold.
These vests are perfectly
tailored, made of choice
_selected chsmois slrins.neat
fitting and give more prot-
ection than several coats.
Made in sizes to suit all
people. Price... . . .L75 up.
The 2 Macs
149 Gt Geo, St.
il
Ill Queen Street Ch'l'own
While 45145
67x69 “
C silt 67xl0I ii
-67xF6 "
. 7rx72 “
ln 7xx1o8 “
Linens 'ilxloll ‘K
Snaps
88x90 “
¥ _
Mike Murphy, city, did not play in . D ,
the Moncton-Social game Tuesday Bllllfef at l-welll-H4011* £0 thirty fi*  a e  S
night. Manager lsnor was afraid he ‘fellls 11 ll)-. eggs at twenty-six to ` i
might injure his ankle again and was flllflll' B 401911 Rnd l18Y Bt Y-Wvlve to
THIS GREAT SALE OF LINEN TABLE CLOTHS includes a
_lot of the most interesting linen bargains ever placed before the buyers of
P. E. Island. A great gathering of handsome linen table cloths-bolder
woven right round in each case-only requiring to be heninied before using.
These all have some trifling imperfection-very slight--which will not im-
pair the value of thecloth-but prevents its being sold at regular prices. Inst
notice the savings represented in the figures below:-
- Sl?/6 ` i Price V
I 36:45 ins. Linen Tablecloths $1 oo for 75c
it ii i l
ll `
U V
ii >
at i
it
li
il
88xio8 “ " “ 8.50 for 6.50 l
_.@-
r.1o for 85c
“ I go for 1.45
"- 2.10 for 1.60
‘: 2.30 for 1 So
‘ 2.65 for 2.oo
“ 3.55 for 2.85
1; 4-35 fur 3 45
5.50 for 4.25
While
Sale
Snap:
Linens I
, 4
Pillow Cottons,Sheetings. Towellings
. Bought at This Sale. Hemmed,-F ree "
;:¥
Save on Sheeiings ai
the While Goods Sale
Deep Cuts in Pillow
Coilons ai. While
An enormous pile of shectings in _
unbleaclied and white' twill and plain in
every width, specially reduced in' price
for the great sale.
72 in unbleached reg
72 in it ci
6 3 in " ‘
80 in “ “
72 in bleachedwhite
72 in white sheeting
72 in very fine
72 in wigan
aio in very fine
So in Best Canadian
go in verv fine plain
Goods Sale
_‘-..v_£1*s.`§’..`i§i~§
hifi”
80 it -6 ll
80 fi it tl
24C for gc
28c for 24c
28a for 24c
36c for 3cc
27c for z2c
32c for 28c
38c for 34c
42c for 38c
48c for 4oc
52c for 4 5c
62C for 5oc
TWILLE-D SIIEETINGS
280 inclies wide, special
80 i t U
:fu
42c
' 45°
5oc
Pillow cotions only.
FFREE HEMMING
We will liein, neatly, free of charge all
Sheetings and Pillow _Cottons bought at
this sale. When making your purchase
please mention to the salesman the width
hem required, and how soon wanted.
This offer applies io slieetings and
 Light vveigm caraairncirriilif.
  fi il
l 46
The range of Pillow Cottons is par-
ticularly complete and fine. The goods
shown are in almost all cases direct
from 'the makers. and are up to the
best standards of this establishment.
You will find that every price is .sub-
stantially cut. making this such ai buy-
ing chance as comes but seldom. And
then bear in mind that all
Pillow Cotton: will be llemrnell free
PILLOW COTTONS
English Pillow Coitons
40 in. Circular i 8c` per yd.
42  ‘i i9c per yd.
44 ‘ 2oc per yd.
46 “ “ 22c per yd.
40 in. Circular zoc per yd.
42 “  22c per yd.
7  (I
Heavy Circular.
40 in. Circular 23c per yd. ‘
I ‘ '
42 ‘ ‘ 25c per yd. _
44. ‘( 2 27c per yd.
` ‘ 3oc per yd.
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OHARIDTFETOWN lA1i.HE'l.‘B- ,
Corrected for over! W°‘l\1°"l°7 ‘Nl
Saturday issue.
Butter 24 to so
Pork sl l° 8
Beef (quarter) D81” ll’ 5 l-° 3
Beef (small) por lb 3 l-° 12
Beats, psi' bunch 4 ¢° 5
Lamb, pot lb. ilmlll) 10 l'° 14
wa, pa- ie. . 14 to is
Radishol. Mr two bunches I to 5
Lettuce, per bunch 5
Turiifps 13
white cats 45 lu 46
suck can 49
Potatoes, por bushel I5 to 38
Eggs. por doz. 36 l»0 30
Charlottetown
_
hay' per cwt' $12 tu $13 mall it
Straw per ton 35 V'-'="' ' "
»
 
OVER THIRTY.TWO
MILLION DOLLARS
For the year ending 26 Dec Iglr the Sun Life of
Canada received applications for $32,40o,ooo.oo.
No better evidence of the popularity of that good
old company could be given.
E. R. BROW
Manager For l’.E.l.
i, .1 iz
g‘{f,'::’°' lm’ “I " l in Kicnno is HUNT ron
,,em_ mg into ini sunonss IN i-us r-roi/lm.
nm, is to 14 --
g to 1; Mosrooussr, Alu., ren. in-_
Fowl
Chick" 9 to ig Searching for a burglar in his househls into eonid noon nt. |139,
 
Maier Albert C. Sexton, on; of gh,
most prominent public mm of Ain.
bums. |011. and the pistol bo cu-nod
was discharged. The bullet entered
his head. Major Sexton died notes.
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