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\Ve’ve everything you could possibly want in factory

Supplies-\\'c’ve made this branch of our work a specialty and i

can give you unbeatable satisfaction every time.

We keep a large stock of best in materials all the time --

our work is best, and is promptly done, our prices are low.

See our galvanized boilers, trays, collanders and packing

tables---we`ll Eli every requirement.

Call, write or phone. 393V.

Fred H. Trainor socniisnsi

came po a species ot python. coiled upon the swllld- __

Hewssbyfartheilneltonehehad

over seen at large. Bs was probably ten or twelve feet long and as thick as a man's leg at the knee. _

He looked savage enough to devour a

msn. and at first the collector felt half inclined to run away.

Be recovered himself, however. and

was on the point of shooting the ser- pent with a charge of dust shot in gyda: to carry home his skin when it occurredtohimthatbewouldbe worth five times as much if he were takm alive.

"1 bmi,” he says, “a leather stnp with a buckle in my game bat. lllil with this I determined to noone the snake.

“I started toward him, but when I

came near he partly uncoiled, opened his mouth vary wide, thereby disclos- ing his sharp teeth. and. hi8Slll8 SPIN' fully. struck at me. I dod8ed behind a small tree and. leaning out as far as I dared. tried several times to noose him.

“After I had teased him for some

time he suddenly started od at full speed. I caught my gun and by dint of hard running through the thick scrub managed to bead him oil. He coiled, and again I tried the noose. but be put his head under his coils in a very sulky manner. I reached out from my shelter behind a tfee and canB\1l him by the tail, but be pulled away with great force and glided off again.

".l‘his time be took refuge under a

fallen tree and before I could head him so was gliding down tho hole of some wild animal.

"I reached the spot just as the last

two or three feet of his body were disappearing, and, seizing his tail with both hands, I hung on desperately. With my feet braced against a limb of the tree I pulled till the tail cracked andsnappedasifitwouldbreakesun- der. Sometimes be pulled me to with- in a fe`w inches of the hole, and then I would brace myself against the limb and drag him halfway ont.

“At last I grew so tired th

to let go my hold, and with grets I saw the last few inc

tail disappear beneath the earth.

THE DUTCH KITCHEN.

Largest Room-in the House and Has a

Bed In the Corner. _

Holland, of all countries, is a meme-

rial to the unceasing labor of msn‘s hands. It exists not because the ses. higher than fir green stretches, suhers it to. but because man by the labor of his hands and of his brain has kept the water back. The Dutch people have not only earned their land-they have made it.

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Sitting on the Porch

summer evenings, While pleasant en- ough, becomes a. bit monotonous. Why not decide to have a change next summer and spend the evenings boating 'B Our

CANOES AND SKIFFS

are the best made and are built in all mod els and styles and we are confident that we would please you,

Order one now and be ready to havea

delightful sum mer,

Send l*`or Catalogue.

The Wm. English Canoe Co Peterborough, 0nt

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See Our High Class Starr Skate

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We have a fine showing of the best skates made in Cau-

ads. We carefully selected our stock and are sure that we have here _t_lie proper skates for our rinks and ponds, both for hockey, plain or fancy{skating.

In Starr skates we have the ideal thing for hockeyists-

skates favored by all the`bi_g leaguers. The Velox, one of our _best is bound to be a favorite. Then we have the Auto and Cycle-two other favontes. Call in and look over the stock.

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to know more of the work which in Holland never ceases. Of the work which goes on within those houses you know nothing until at Delft you make your first acquaintance with a Dutch kitchen.

The kitchen is properly a large room

as compared with the other rooms in the house, for it is the gathering place at all times for the family. The table isroundandstandsnotquiteinthe center of the room. but so that the mistress, sitting at one side. can reach her hand out to tho stove without ris-

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In one corner of the kitchen is such

a bed as you have never seen before The stiiiiy starched white muslim cur- tains make it look like s blind window, but the grandson pulls the curtains back, and in the races formed by the closer on one side and the corner of the room on the other you seo the place where your hostess sleeps. Then are a high feather bed and manyeover- lull- _

The stove is a brick one, sat in a

deep old fireplace. The old mantei is piled with brass vessels. which the old woman neu as though they were common tin. On one skis is a ehina statue of the Virgin. On the Ghs side under e. glam globe h s waxm statue of Quam .Wliholmina in ber wedding gown.

The Oldest.

Three old sports were chatting after

a copious dinner. when one of them said, “I bet S5 my name is the oldest.”

The bet was immediately accepted,

and he produced his card, rending“Mr. AbeL”

"Oh, dear $5!" said the second. show- ing his card. “I am Mr. Adam."

"Mine is the bet," replied ‘the othr.

producing his card. and they could read "Mn B. Ginnlng” printed on it.- Judgo’s Library.

A Bright Boy.

"Now, Tommy," said the teacher,

“you may give me an example of coin- cidgnce."

"Why-er.” said Tommy, with some

hesitation-"why-er-why. me fadder and me mudder was both married oe do same day." _

shrewd Girl.

Ella-Bella is an economical girl Stella-There is no doubt about that

She is engaged to a clergyman. and he says that she sled him if be couldn’t perform the marriage ene-

_ many and ssvo the wedding fee. M _ .

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bgland and Weiss have

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It's not so long ago that the doctors

bled a man to make him strong.

"Stun a cold and starve a fever" is

miles behind our to-day's knowledge of curative science. yet our fathers had it preached to them time and again.

You may not know it, but to-day

there are just as ineiiective methods lf cure being preached and practised.

All because most people do not know

the real cause of disease.

There are two kinds of corpuscles in

the blood-red and w-hlte.

The red corpuscles contain nutrition,

the white destroy disease germs.

If for any cause the white corpuscles

become depleted and are not suiliclently strong to destroy the germs, of disease, then disease controls the body. '

'I`hai.'s the cause of disease. I

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Years ago certain herbs were found

to cure disease.

They didn't know how or why in

those days, they do to-day.

i And it's because these herbs build up the white eorpusclcs.

These herbs are contained in Psy-

chine-they're responsible for the gi-ent results obtained from Psychlne a third of a century ago.

eisr In Australia.

v sa that he (PRONOUNCBD ll KEEN)

'I‘hey’re responsible for the hundreds

cf thousands that Psychlnc has cured since that time. '

its because of these herbs that we

have received hundreds of thousands of testimonials attesting to wonderful cures t-hat Psychine has made.

And il.'s because of these very same

herbs that we will buy within the next twelve months hundreds of thou- sands of 50-cent_bottles of Psychlne and give them away free to whomso- ever sends us the coupon in this an- nouncemeiit.

New if you wish to relieve or pre-

vent any of the disorders in this list send in that coupon:

La Grlppe Bi-onchial Cough:

Bronohitls Weak Lungs I-Iemorrhages Weak Voice

Bore Throat Spring Weakness

Anaemia. Early Decline

Female Weakness Getarrhal Affectloris Indlgestion Catnrrh of Stomach

Poor Appetite Night Sweats

Chills and Fevere - Obstinate Couglas

Sleoplessness and Laryngitis and

Nervous Troubles Dyspepsla

After-effects of Pleurisy. Pneumonia and

Ln-Grippo.

Now, we dor\'t ask you to take our

word for t-he tremendously beiielicial effect of .Pbychlne. Fill out the cou- pon below, mail it to us and we'1l give your druggist an order (for which we pay him the regular retail price) for a 50-cent bottle of Psychine to be given you free of cost.

ws win unssuhlsaiy buy and dill"-

buts in this manner, hundreds of thou- sands of these 50-cent. bottles of Psy-

chine.

And we do that to show our BDNF!

conlideiice in this wonderful Dl_'BP*"° tion.

A coniidencc that has been billed 0"

our 30 years' 'experience with thi! splendid preparation, with ii. full know- ledge of the hundreds or thousands ot cures it has made.

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GAMBLEWS LUCK.

The Lackey Who Changed Pisces With His Former Master.

Some years ago a remarkable occur-

rence transpired at Nice, which is very near to Monte Carlo. A notorious habltue of the casino, who had made his money principally there, had set up an English vehicle. a pair of horses. “tiger” and all, and cut quite a swell driving inthe neighborhood. says ll- lnstrazione. One day he' was riding in the environs of the town when his servant, sitting upon the raised box behind, who had been feellug some what uneasy at not receiving his wages for santa time. seeing his master quite alone, ventured to" ask him through the back window if he would not make it convenient to pay him. The master was in a good humor and asked: '

"How much is il. La Fleur?" “One hundred and twenty-tive llvres,

may it please you. monsleur."

“Very well; here it is," said the

master, spreading the sum in paper currency upon the seat of the vehicle. "Now, La Fleur. have you a pack of cards with you?"

“Certainly,” answered the obscqnious

lackey. “I always carry them, mon- sieur,” producing the cards at once.

“That is well. Now, I will be bank-

er. and you shall play against me. I ‘ will take the front seat. the buck one shall serve for our table. and you can look through this back window."

The lackgy assented to this, amused

at his masier’s condescensiou. Luck was rather on the master-'s side. but both men became quite eng- in the game. thinking of that. and "lt only. Little by little the footnia»=1 Jney went until all that was new I his wages was 5 llvres. He began to feel anxious, when suddenly his luck turned. and he won the whole sum back, with every sou his muster had about him. _

Piqued at his loss, the master wa-

gered a horse. which the lackey won: then its mate, next the harness and lastly the carriage itself. Luck ran all one way, and the servant. La Fleur, won everything. The master took out his watch and put it down against a given sum. The cards were sbuiiied. and the lackcy won.

"I have nothing more. La Flour. You

have cleaned me out," said the half desperate gambler.

The servant was in high spirits at

his strange run of luck.

“Here area hundred livree, monsleur. I will stake them against your posi- tion. lf you win they are yours. if you lose we change seats.”

"Agnedl" The cards were sliulied. La Fleur

won. and the vehicle returned to Nice with its former master occupying the servant's box behind and La Fleur sit- ting insidel

The Last Speaker of Cornish.

In the little village of SL Paul. near

Pensance, there is a monument erected to the memory of Doll, or Dolly, Pent- reath. who attained the age of 102 and was the last woman who spoke the Cornish tongue. This is the in- scription: "Here lieth interred Dorothy Pentreatb. who died in 1777. said to have been the last person who con- versed 'in the ancient Cornish, the pe- culiar language of this country from the rflset times till it expired in the :&hteenth century in this parish of St. Paul. This stone is erected by the Prince Louis Lucien Bonaparte, in union with the Rev. John Garnett. vicar of St. Paul, June, IBN). 'Honor thy father and thy mother that thy days may be long upon the land which the Lord thy God giveth thee' (Exodus xx. 12).”-London News.

` The Younpster Huahed.

When the great French chemist Che-

vrsul attained his liundredth birthday he was entertained at a public dinner. at which his son, a high oillciai in the department of justice, sixty~seven years old. was also present. The old msn made a speech and in telling an anec- dote made a slight slip, which his son corrected. Old Ohevrenl turned around quickly and said in a sharp tone, "Bush, youngster. when I sm talking." and the "youngster" hold his tongue.

'l`hat’s the big word to-

day and it applies to the

i care of yourcarrlages.

Lctusstore yours now '

and paint it before the

rush.

FRED. C. WALLER

_ Conservation U I.

For Sale

Oilers in writing for the purchase

of all or any of the following dwell- ing house properties in Charlotte- town will be received by the under- signed up to the first dayof March, 19! r. Two and one-half story dwelling,

corner of Great George and Water Streets. ‘ Two and one-half story brick dwell- ing adjoining the above.

Two and one-half story dwelling (double tenement) North side of Syd-

ney Street between Great George and

mum* St Prince Streets.

Two and one-hall story dwelling

6-idémpd I South sids ol King Street between ‘ r Prince and Hillsborough Streets.

_ Two and one-half story dwelling

(double tenement) west side of Mal-

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Removal

Singer Sewing Machine Co

Charlottetown Agenc

2-9ttsdr3m.

'pequa Road, corner of Longworth

Street. For particulars apply to the under-

signed at the oiiico of C. R. Small- wood, Attorney at Law, Cameron Block.

1-Zdthstuilw. A. E. INGS .

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COMMONWEALTH HOTEL

` Opposite Stats House, Boston, Ma ss

he Singer Sewing Machine Co _ .

has removed its`oHice and salesroom ,";;z=“.._ 1'-R.

jegrli "-‘-'_.'_._ f;‘_;,§_;f._.i:.s. =_‘:'.';‘*"f_§‘i~,f_,*~'_--Q

from the Loudon House to_New- "L-7.;T{~ .--~'-"*'*“;..1ii;;‘1;;._;;-.-*1-

_son’s building Victoria Row. No. _ -..~.\.?_li`i"iif' 5 il r6o, .Richmond St, opposite Post ".',"-'E-il.-lol# _V __, ,_,.= l

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pliers rooms with hot az_idZ`c_old water for ..’.;'i°.¥l°»§.i’\?1i’s‘{.‘§.‘ii"J'1’§.l€»'l.‘“‘ii‘é'i‘i‘i?.."€° sonsizhisin New ali. uma. 'Rooms ful

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NOTICE

As we intend to move to Western

do business on a strictly cash basis.

settled at once.

A G A Y B R 0 S

' 2l9 Kent Si

2-zgdiwpd.

private baths i Sig) d y d ; suites ‘pl two rdii-ms and)iii-ath.lorns'l,00‘i>|;r day an up. Dininlz rooms and cafe hrst- olass. European p sn,

ABSOLUTELY FIREPROOF stone‘loors not_hing_wood but the doors Equipped with its own Sanitary

Canada in the near future we give vacuum Chuling |>|“"_ Ii0llCe 110 Our custome rs, that we will Long Distance Telephone in Every ltoom

Strictly A Temperance lloiel

beginning March ist next. 5 d , B k, t 'All accounts due us must be Comrhgnwgilihoiioizl Inc.

STORER E. CRAFTS

3 or.n'i. naman sa

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Fumcss, Wiihy Q. Co..l.id STEAMSIIIP LINERS

LONDON, HALIPAX SERVICE

From London Steamer From Halifax

Halifax. Bt. John's. Niirl. Liverpooiz- i From Liverpool Steamer From Halifax Feb. ith Almerisua Feb had Feb. ihth Durango Mar. Oth Mar. ith Tabasco " End “ iiith Aimeriane Aprllith The above steamers have a limited ac- commodation ior saloon passengers. Plllllllol' and Freight Agents for the Allan Line Steamship Oo. at Halifax

FUBNIIBB. WITBY Q 00. LTD.. Halifax N. B. Agents.

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" G. Il. Wrlglll

Funeral Director and em-

bslmar-Mios A. Ferguson,Lsdy Assistant-Personal Attention and Promptnees Guaranteed. | Ambulance calls answered at shortest notice. `

Specialties

For *Sale

Vnlunlilo property at l-iopoiicld Stu.

tion, comprising dwelling house ami

5T.JOHN,lALlFAX,l.0NDONBERVIOE 5*-55159. Bild BBW mill, with rotary,

shingles, lathe and planar. Steam

____ K.“,,h. Fab mn power. Price reasonable-Terms easy, --- Rappahannock Feb th Apply on the premises or 'to B. D. gt?.Uollii'i|'s(I!llixid) Shenandoah Mar. l0th Mcmnhun' 225 WM" st" Ch°rl°tt°" , Mar. ist Norton --- WWII- 2-l8ds4ipd-

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' Safes All Sizes

Also Special Safe with Drawers for Collectors.

-Agent- LUDGER GIAVEL

26 Jaeausodardu Sq.

We have gg.

m°V0d fi’0m 13°, Euston Sim to I”

_ St. to stable,

formerly °¢_

cupied by Fred. Cameron, train; These stables are situated begwem the tailoring establishments of john T. McKenzie and Jams Callaghan most convenient to everybody' large and roomy, having in connegi tion eight large stalls, where hams can be tied in perfect safety. W¢ will be pleased to meet all our old and new customers with better ac. cornmodaiions and faciltim than gy. er for first class work.Tha.uking one

and all for their past patronage I take this opportunity o soliciting a continuance of same

I _ A. HENDERSON,

Horse Sheer.

ra-rdrti

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Valuable Farm

For Sale.

The undersigned are instructed to

oiier for sale by Private Bale that 'arm of 100 acres situate at Ci-a. paud and owned by John C. Moore, Esq.

There is a large and well finished

dwelling house and commodlous barns on the property which is son. venlently and beautifully loqgm near Ci-apaud Corner.

Il the property is not disposed 0|

before Wednesday, the lst dey 0! March next, it. will on that dey bg ouered at Public Auction on the premises at the hour oi twelve o'clock noon.

For further particulars apply to

the undersigned.

Dated the 28th day of December,

A. D., 1910. HASZARD, GAUDET & HASZARD, Solicitors &c., Charlottetown.

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THE ROYAl. LINE i _cauaoi ro aiusroi

Less than -six days at sea. Fastest and most luxurious.

From Halifax.

Royal George March' 8 Royal Edward March 2: Royal George April 5 Royal Edward April 19

Coronation

Reservations for May & june

sailings should be made at once.

From Montreal.

May 3rd. May r7tl1. May 31st.

Royal George Royal Edward Royal George Royal Edward June 14th.

llYNDMA‘N & C0

Agents.

Charlottetown, P. E I.

dttstf

viii: HTER OLONIAI.

. = .nAi.LwAY ‘ saves you from 14 to 24 hours time in making your trip to Montreal or the west.

Through tickets sold over

all connecting lines to all .points

Pullman and tourist sleep

ing car reservation secured by telegraph without charge.

W. K. ROGERS

84 Great George Si-1

md"City Ticket Agent

Auction Sale

I am instructed by Ewen McKinnon. t0

sell ou his farm at WINBLOE STATION miles from Charlottetown on IONDAY

FEBY. nth It IP. H. ll ll¢0l'lllY lI0l¢ (Ulf 2:: :°'2.i:l“ 'iam stil °°':.'_ °iil=“3-BJ sleigh. set ggbs, bo silglfh. hay m°"" i.';‘:'.'.z:".i'.rl:.l °‘°"» '°*'.° ‘,".i’.i..‘"i'2f ness. te°am bali-de'::.m<'i'dr€Ili'arhess, garb! Thought range. I h coBv'ig?lill3d1\:l:=\h:tii.l2l°i' lii=,:(lll" iglllf 3 =i».i1.:lsis§:i°.§"°'-az: '°°r:-i.g’,.f';'.,_-_Q

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No rsse e as Mr. afofftinon has I P001'

tion out west.

rr. u. HOBNE-

:-ieiimirmwiaisd. Au°¢l°“°°"

Dr. J. W. DDRSEY

Physician and Swim

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llofunai and Csisleles

Phone 87| Diss 101 Kant l¢- formerly oeeupisd by th late W' F. l‘. Kelly.