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We have to be careful in

the selection of rubber goods and you should be as careful as we.

Between the highest grade

and the wholly bad there is not very much difference in external appearance, but the difference is soon found out if you happen to get bold of an unworthy kind. We carry different grades of which the cheapest are good and the best are the finest to be had. 'Each kind ls sold for just what it is and just the rigut price.

I-lot Watey Bottles,Syringes, etc.

.l. G. Jamieson

DRUGGIST

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G. li. TAYLOR Jeweler it Optlcian

NLW KING GEORGL HOTEL Wm. HONBOURQUETTE. Mgr. Priv ste Baths Running Water and. »-1 r Distance 'llelophones in all rooms sr: BHS? iismlple Rooms

cu sau sxoE1.i.iw SYDNEY. N. S

I-' ,~ 3

_Qamerorfs

HAVE US EXAHINE

Bread i

Bread"

The “Home Made" Kind i

“ls good

Buy it at

Coffin’s, McLeods', Chap-

pel’s, Crabbe’s, Crockett's, M0ore’s, Trainor’s, Cameron's,

Wheatley’s, McPhee’s, Small-

wood's and Cronin's Grocery

and provision stores.

“The wallpaper remnant sale

shows acomplete clearing out of all the papers ofwhlch we have; only a small supply. ln any case where there ls not sufficient to Include the lot ln the new sample books we have just made lt up into single room lots-marked it h slf price or lower-and lt ls wait~ ing for you today. Moore & Mc.- Leod 2~l5M3|.

"Remnant sale of wash,dresses

he sure to have a look a the of- fering while you are in t e store.

*firm* _ _

rr-is tor.

Advert! i

Sdscrlrrg

flood Oli! It ylrsnoh Olosl

General

Special Rsprhsstaiive--Frank R. Northrop D'

ri, i§i}, sf

SATURDAY. FEBRUARY I5, |93; _Y

. - - R..

_ T0

_ __1___

with that

Petit.

A uror is summoned to

court on a certain day, with junction to “hereof fail not'

an ironlcal smile,

Godess

put particularly the latter.

keep him awake nights until over.

or he is graciously permitted

his own expenses out of the

and, in consideration of the

ques ons of justice as may

papers. He would probably cash

bills,

He returns home, doubtless man, but poorer by several dollars.

If however he is summone

Petit

somewhat different form. His

seats

duration. It may be a week may be three or four weeks.

make

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There is at least one distinction lnfson 1811110!! BN “P9050 ¢0.llllk0*~h° this province upon which the mum beat iuron. and msd Mn s msn to

If summoned as a Grand Jur- tion

to pay for proceeds from

of his previous or prospective labors tions under such circumstances he

amount must necessarily go to church when-

of wisdom he brings to bear upon such ever

be pro- is

,pounded to him, his name appears in man the list of Grand Jnrors in the news- balances smiles? Even the criminal is

prefer a brought in free of charge and is PFD'

equivalent to this honor, as it vided with "hotel" accommodation

would enable him to pay his hotel which, although restricted in some

but the court cannot ullow it. respects, is at least euBl¢l¢D¢ f0l‘ NB

npsstmoa. "

woman with the carving knife and *-850 UI Phu 01| “I0 firm- TNI U0 lthe balances, sometimes called the‘¢Hl1

of Justice, will always look at 8

namely, H1010

of being a juror, Grand or 8 l\l!"0f 5° |‘°°°iV°° l ‘Wulf 5 da!-

do, if conditions ers favorable, dollar s day. sometimes a little or s little less. llfer serving as

With this dollar a day he administ-

attend ers justice between man and man, the in- PHY! ’ under hotel

penalties the thoughts oi which wni mrs snows or the theatre and places

court is a little contribution on the collec-

his hired help st home, pays his bills, attends the moving pic-

plate at the Sunday services- in order to keep his mind free prejudice and world!! dllffm'

opportunity offers. it any wonder that the blind wo- with the carving knife and the

n wiser needs until he knows whether he is

guilty or not.

as a Seriously, the jury l1\1Sil1€99» Undef

Juror the case assumes 8 present conditions, is a hardship to

stay in which the people have no right £0 bo

the capital, or at either of the other subjected. In almost every other

of justice, is to be of indefinite walk of life provision has been made

or it to Before Bud

leaving home, therefore, he must sion

provision for his absence. He will

is usually a farmer, as for some rea- 0ru_

meet the increased cost of living wc trust that at the coming ses-_ of the legislature such provision be made ,in the case of our jur-

THE TEMPERANCE QUESTION.

this paper, The Guardian has, main,

at any time. The Guardian

gusted places the emphasis of the prosecutor and the ment. They both need all phasis that can be laid upon them and they both need watching.

The doctrine that "when the prose-

the

not sound and we trust that

and good government it shall

system of theology which teaches "give the villain plenty of rope and

politician who complacently the sins of his opponents in the bless-

next election, they will have rolled up into enough rope for the hanging.

Suppose the prosecutor wilfully ne-

glects his “sure case." Suppose he goes on quietly ignoring sure fuses. "Surely," says our correspondent, "thc Attorney General has some tab on *he uork of the government offi- cials." Suppose he has not. Sup- pose prosecutor and magistrate and Attorney General are ull wilfully ne- illiizcnt of their duty. Are the people to stand mutcly hy, “paying out rope" :mil waiting for the "reckoning timr-_" and the “hnnging"? The as- surance may be wcll founded, the "howling" may come cvcntunlly, but

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Liquor and Tobacco

A. Me'|'AGGAR'I`, H. D.. C. M. 75 Yonge Sireel, Tivonto. Canada. Reference as_to Dr. McTaggnrts’s prof-

essional standing and personal integrity permitted byz- _ _

B_lr W. R. Meredith,( 'hiel lustice. Sir Geo. W. Russ ‘ex-Premlr of l)nt\i-io. Rev. N. Burwash, D. ll.l'resid¢-nt Vict-

Oria 1 olleae.

Rev.J. -Sherrer.B- A.,B.D-_ Secretary

Board of Moral Reform. 'l oronto.

Right Bev. J. F. Sweeny, lJ.ll , Bishop of

Toronto.

Hon Thomas Voflev. Senator. "('a.thoiic

Record." London. Ontario.

l)r._ Mc'I‘sggart‘s vegetable remedies lor

the liquor and tobacco habits nreihnsltlul sale. inexpensive nomo treatments. No hypedeijmic injections, no publicity. no lossnf time from buslnlss, and n certain ciiigedflonsultstions or correspondence in~ v e . _

shils

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Moore & MoLeo»:l 2- I 5M3l.

lux

| Scalar- " sears-e, h'\'A§$l4* TUV: ‘_.7f~‘__-5 2';

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With the doctrine preached by mal

"Disgusted," in a letter elsewhere in

cuter has ri surc case in hand then tic

duty of the citizen is ended," is th

hc’ll hang himself." It looks too on

much like the consolation ofthe small fem widely from that which satiggeg

watches Us

ed assurance that, by the time of the ue'

in the meantime and to prevent fur- ther evil would it not be best to ap-

directly to the Attorney Gener-

al. He may know nothing about it.

in the Perhaps he ought to know, perhaps

no controversy, nor has it had he

has em-

phasized the duty of the people, Dis- gat

on that

govern- we the cm- mm_

cannot know, unless he is told.

And Perhaps, also, he might investi-

e the charges, dnd that the prose-

cutor had neglected his duty or ex-

Our correspondent certainly has a

mass of evidence with reference to the extension of time given this Pur-

ular offender and in the interest of e public and of temperance an ex-

in the plnnation should be forthcoming. The

interests of temperance, morality Dr

osecutor would be consulting his

not be own interest if he were to take thc

insisted upon. It is too slow. It

bears too close n resemblance to that te

public into his confidence in this _mat-

l`.

As to the evidence that this parti-

cular odender is still selling liquor, r correspondent will admit, it dif-

that the sun and the stars are

shining. It would probably be of lit-

use in court but if the business

has been going on, as stated, unin- terrupted even by the temporary in- convenience of a line, and the prose- cutor cannot stop it, it says little for his detective instincts. In any came it looks, from our correspond- ent’s letter, as if the time were op- portune for an explanation from the proper officials and if the matters complained of were formally placed before the Attorney General by the people or by one on their behalf, say, our correspondent, we have no doubt that an explanation would be forth- coming, whether satisfactory or oth- crwlse would be for the people to de-

termins.

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NOTES.

An Englishman who had witnessed

the horrors of the Balkan war tells of some of_the things he saw. Here is an extract: Here were human be- ings of a line type, of pure blood, in the prime ,of life. ° *,,* As one worked on, the mind recollected, with impartial coldness, the immense va- lue ol these creatures, beings to whom the expression "made in the image of God" might quite philoso- phically be applied. And here, at Cl'-*Beit lluarters, by the insistent lm- pact of sight and smell and hearing and touch we realized this image

“mashed R9 0BP8°itY for work thou ht

B fatherhood hupp1ne95_ de-

& “N *V* °t’°Y°d by resultant 111 health, not

I - one alone, such us wo

ant a New

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uld ln peace-

*-UHB. in a ease of misfortune, move 5 whole nation to sympathy but by scores and hundreds and tens of thousands

THE TEMPERANCE QUEBTIQN

PIOYOBC

send

ljerhsps another odleisl to keep an sys on the

than another, and so on. __ __ _ i ur, now an 1 uw' uni i>i-oss-lor. wuus mnema. nu. alms, /unsung' » entor gave the offender four months All-' - 4

no psy ms ans? (lon - -_

oo i .

un!

tried the case lf the line was paid and lm ill he replied: "Well, it was not some T110 f0ll0Wll1¢ Uorol tributes were time sro." second. an einem mad- r¢¢°1v°<l-Giw and Mrs Forbes of vortently blurted it out at a meeting V°l'l°¥l» I WFGBUL NB 1140115! of Em- thst four months was allowed. Third. D1" I wrote the Prosecutor and asked if ’-null" Wl'°Gf\\l Ml’B~ H- N- Wisner the dna was paid and he refused to Bild answer my question. Fourth. I have P|'°ll‘i°» I Wnotlli EGWBNI and Mrs. it prlvsts knowledge that it is not Se paid yet. Is not that good enough? MU-

muu ig ,mu ssjuug uquor-1 H0' ag Among the visitors. out of town, the I know the sun or stars shine? I f0ll0Wll\g were noted:-Mrs. H. N. have, with others. the evidence of my W¢blf-61'. U0l`¢11: Mrs. Hume, Iris; senses and, like yourself, we all know 3511199 Vonlderifine. Hlllliol' River;

tain people sell, yet perhaps have not M188 the legal proof. Any government and ¢0WD- any Prosecutor who really has the

elf f th

w are o e country at heart can easily find a way to do their duty ef-

fectively in the enforcement of the If

laws of the country. They do else- °l'B¢0rs of bygone ages could ba re- Telephone 67 Provincial Managers where and I see no earthly reason PTO ii th 1: _ th

vmce_ genius of their descendant, what nu

' T I ‘ ' o s

_ ` u I . _ _

dh I . I V k I s |

w e d it ° ll °

V . 5 ' \ . .

1| the proswutor would ‘make 5 few enjo able edhcation we would be re- ' 1- i raids he would soon and the stun °=l"i“s ¢°'1“Y» FHM? listening to So- that the law prohibits. But strange crates *md Cicem with their W°"d9 m 4 , _

to say if he contemplates such s °f _ - 1 ' ` f

thing it seems to he known ahead. true V ° ' r’ " ’ ' Yes slr. the whole business is an ab- g““g°°' mt what °t“d°“t -W°“ld 'mt I 1 _ snrdity and a farce. The law as laid pref" ustenmg t° tm’ Gm” and ` `

. ms

down is strong enough but the pow- Latinefs give# by l'h° 5"" 'masters IS P I

ers that be are weak or something the Vee' t en t° the p°°r “mud

else. ~~A reckoning time will come very hand edmomf as d'°“°d by tl” °‘v°" ' - 'P \

i » 1 » f = W h I

soon as to promises made and unful- ag°u1l:lr°“;_:°;:; slalzggog gmat g'hax:;;_¢ _

fined. "°

sd at the home of Thomas J. rum- feet phraseolosvs to John Bright, css, of Vernon, last Friday afternoon 'With hifi "‘l\9t¢l`lY msnipl-‘l5ti°“ 0( to attest their sympathy with him -‘-°-r'-'~'-'~'-‘~"'~"-*`~‘"ff-‘ ""“'~""""~""’~""

and family in their sorrow-the hurl- T0 CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY 1

al of their son Edison-21 years old,

who was killed by shunting cars at Take LAXATI-VE BROM0 Quinlan' the C. P. Ry. station, Portage la Tablets. Druggists refund money lfit Prairie, Man. The deceased left home fails to cure. E. W. GROVE'S sig- " about two years ago for the West af- nature is on each box. .25c.

ded his DriViloBBB. and discharge ter serving a few years with Geo. E.'

1'“‘8= Size- Price $1-25. Sale price. . . ... . .-..1

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dug, future

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ma vfvavgl ssawnlbs tthrggg _ 1 _,'_,_._ returns lll¢l_'¢1 llllol mo. Lord: _ N the row r ‘"""_“" - '-» ~

‘liftsst me up from the ‘hunt th’ count" ‘ 0 ' ' ' ' ' ' ' '

death." »

ynul The pall-bearers were:-John Hume. ‘

Henry, Milton Furness and John Bmallwood The careful wand

First. I asked the Magistrate who 0111510" 01 John A¢°l'll lllll-rod the

10%

working of every detsl.L

Hotel, Portage la Prairie; a

Mrs. R. 0. Pops of Portage ls

ers, Charlottetown, a wreath;

C. H. Nelson and Miss Minnie '

Again you ask, how do I know the Gmil. Charlottetown. a wreath. .

ll E time. lt lllI|l'1B\lI'6

OF Flllli _ »

f l t ed.

firightliai ‘to the pun no ‘unearth

e ' d l . n nop pu ng s

of people, yes, we are sure that car- Peter Vanlderstine, Heatherdale, and mstlsreonthiiough osrelennesls iiggiilulngssliu I ='

og-Z °B -1 gpg S2:

is dreadful st any lfswm n rs si

Margaret Munn of Charlotte- LET V

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Hyndman ff! Company Limited

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the golden words of the great

ced today, if the Bsrliners of Charlottetown, P 5 I

S M IIICKS Agent si Summerside.

y y camw 0 in this pm past had had the same kind o

dom and sweetness It is quite it would be in the dead lan

DISGUSTED. fietaériga l°v;gn‘:§,rl;:?rwt§:k;n:;teau;il _ If your buildings are worth anylhing at all they are worth ic-

El. b th or t com t mo 0 ‘ od_ suring against the possibility of loss from fire. _ < `

'za.e ' 1 ° e fi 1; mit _ A policy in any of the strong companies we represent will cost

IN MEMORIAM. gg ggfgegyfzoxgfgn tgens;°‘;° ' Gvfadh little. offer you thorough protection. safe-guard your interests at

' i d t t f ii s 'b'l`t of less. A few

some three hundred people gum- conf- with his v°w==i°°»“~ but ver- 2123.522 23| ,,'§§°..i"i°,,¥.§’.1I....Z.°'.§'»..'I.g5.`f ‘" "’

Call or write today and see what s few dollars I year will do

for you in the way of reliable insurance.

W. K. Rogers Co, Ltd. 84 Gt. George Street.

F Y few days left of our

mmense Xpansion Salef Special Bargains for FRIDAY and SATURDAY _

“Remember” these specials We offer only last for Friday a11d.Saturday. F

The amount of shopping that will be crowded into these few hours will be tremendous. `

F el>ruary’s Greatest Price Reduciidnsx the F eafure of this Big Gents'

Furnishing Sale

All men’s Sweaters and Sweater Coats Regular.

$1.50 to $6.00, guaranteed all pure wcol, heavy shaker, knit styles with Vnecks or collar, with or without pockets, in all wanted colors and all sizes Posi ivelv

the greatest S t b ` f ° ls S the season Fridvaf; ghd :S1-gtlilildgy 3| 5

\ ' ,_ A Tremendous Clearance' of Fancy Shirts

_ W° have Just received 22 dozen more of sample,

shirts which we will put on sale for the two _ last days of this week for the small sum of . . _ . . c

_ 8 40 If you were here two weeks ago you would know '

34 to 44_ Remember the price is only _ how _our shirts were cleared out. The regular prioe_

, _ of these shirts is $1 25, $1.50 and $1 75

A - N to you _ ...... _ _ _ ` Our Entire Stock of Boys’ Clothing

for these two days values $4.50 to $5.5o.Boys' Suits Norfolk and d uble breasted styles. Chinchilla lon

oyercoats for big boys, Convertible collars, 3

Lifetime Clothing Savings

35 Suits in Fancy Rough Twecds made by the

Progress Brand hand tailored, concave shoulders, baud felled collar and hand made button holes. Suits regu- larly sold for $17.00. Remember Friday

andSaturday your choice...................,.

All Our $|l.00 and $l4.00 Suits

In fine Serges Worsted and Tweed Materials in

immense variety of style and fabrics, heavy twilled, lined, single and double breasted. Sizes

liewson all Wool Underwear L it

warm and soft all si . R l l ' d~ ’ $1.58,

sizes 24 to

. Heavy Twilled Black 'Shirts

-fr I - V, - and all wool cloth shirts Faultlesls Brand, extra

Boys' Overcosis ~ `

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A--,ye-__.fg..'ie_ "p , Sir -In your editorial a fu

W days

an ~. ::::.......’°" ::‘*;:"::.'°' “ef ~

.File economy ip sn important _ ` »‘~‘ 4. l *___ Amon h on B P'°h“’l"°“ 1"

single and double breasted styles made of fancy niix-

tures and heavy twills. Sizes 3o to 34. Regu- 4 lsr price $6.50 to $8.oo, your choice. _ » `

‘ One lot of Boys’ 5tib°Ys 6 to rz years while they

in s range/ Almost as un "_ *_ , viii *~'§_-.-_-~ mesmfnal ,sc ‘$52 'l';.$’t,'§‘,°,§' "lf, as good cooking fsc llties ‘”“‘* mskancltigcns responsible for the su.; housekeeper wants to do good cooking, but she doesn _fP_9.f'§f"{‘9_¥"f,°l.FP;9 1" _’r_hen

hcl-tsoinuchlsel " ` ` ‘" cooking qualities of the Enterprise Monarch are cn

gfclt fuel édinolliyi The big scul tie of coal of other replaced in Monarch homes by s smaller scunle

Those who Prefer s powder form

of dentifrlve claim that Rsxall Tooth Powder is the best at any pi-les, 1; purlilcs and swoetens the breath, clssnses the teeth thoroughly, hard- ens the gums, destroys sn ml bacteria. and keeps the month sound, sweet and clean. Largs can with pst- aited top Rte. The Ucklnnon Drug

Oo -Garner Great Gsorss sud 'Kent

Kit Ste IDU

-' spsssns ~»...__._._‘_ '.. I

Jm __ 4,,

,iiundreds of other Bargains for Men and

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