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Elhyalldtllldli-I. Scents.

HAVE YOU ‘ , 'TRIBD IT. I

at the usual time.

"_" ' ' " ’ Tinian was no movezneat in the

0U-R COFFEE

We haven’t said any- thing about eoiiee for- sometlme, but we are selling more than.ever before. Most every day brings a new customer for it, that’s proof our coffee is good-

If you haven t leave our next order with us

Gioiund dv-

winter atesmers at Georgetown yester- day.

Tim Truclrmen's Union held a large bail

in IArge’s Rooms. corner Kent and Queen Streets last night.

Tan adjourned Prohibition cases

against Catherine McKenna and Mrs. Downing come up at the Police Court to-

The Zion Church, junior society ef

C.E. will meet this afternoon at 4.i!) o‘oloek for ro-organization. All the boys

present.

and girls who wish to Join aro 1811011 ll bo

Y and SC! UIC l>¢8t in UN DB. F. F. Kelly was sworn in as Mayor city. ‘ Ol!! P1’iC¢ i9 40C Hu" of Charlottetown yesterday afternoon be- polllld ' fore Mr. Justice Hodgsen.The Councillors

, , and Water Commissioners will be sworn

w¢b§t¢]' & McKay, \] Even the Mayor uns aim-sin.. at

PHONE 199° l *INTAKE in the mayoraity returns

' neg Ward 5 was discovered

To “IG Ekdtors 01 CIIIIOWII: ,gnu-day when the City Clerk

'-'- w lsing the lgures. The

I1AiIx)IE?;1;AI;D GEN'§I-/1¥4EFé§‘ vo.; stori:dHorne 498, Kelly 4(1), instead ef

IWIB 3° ln 011° an 3 ° ° Maud 709ae at iirst announced. This

¢l°§f0l'5e:h‘° 9° kl“dlY§{ln1§ f°"1;afd did"not change Dr. §Kelly’s majority of 13 an vo! or me on ec ion ay. "wg, .

" d" Taos CAMPBELL' 'rss man which had been

' '* A taken Wednesday from Cape Traverse

“wmmm te Summerslde because of the

snow blockade on the branch rall-

F H ;way line came to the city by the regular

western train yesterday forenoon reach-

_ ing here shortly after noon. There was

A reat ame crossing both_ ways at the Capes yester-

. g g. day and the second mail reached the lust received city at half past four. '

at AT the Police Court yesterday John

Bridges and William J. Bourke were be-

’ fore the Court for assault but as the

prcsecutrix declined to put in an appear- ance, the case was dismissed. William

DeCoste, first appearance drunk and dis-

Book-Store' orderly was dismissed. 1 James McCarron

MNAMWMM for carrying firearms was lined $5 or30

days and Francis E. Kiggins, drunk and

' disorderly was fined $4 or I5 days.

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Fnnp McCourt, one of Charlottetown s

, popular young men, who for :the past two

W6 , years has been engaged in the odiees of

EVCTYIIIIIIQ

the lliilsboro Bridge Co., leftlaat night via Georgetown for Montreal where he will permanently reside and take up a position in the offices of the Locomotive Works of Montreal ef which M. J. Haney, Contractor of the Hillsboro Bridge is the Manager. lilr. MoCourt's many friends

in the line of flgur pro- while regretting his removal will be glad

du¢t5_ |70 learn of his promotion.

Bread, Pies, Cakes and

Pastries of all kinds.

Try our Maitex Bread

if you want a real treat.

"Macs" preparations are trade winners.

Every one is the best of its kind possible to produce. The Iruit Salts are big sell- ers, Hair Food is another big favorite, others are Blood Tonic Pills. Kidney Pills, Cough Mixture, Worm Tablets etc, etc. \Ve are codstantly adding new pre- parations to our list of family remedies. The two Macs, McDonald 8: McKinnon,

* Druggisls, Cor. Gt. Geo. and Kt. sts.

D. STEWART.

ECLIPBB BAKERY. Hakes Best Bread.

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COLORED. SHIRTS

We show probably the largest assortment of Men’s Col-

ored Shirts in Charlottetown. Good style and desigv. per- fect nt and finish,comblne to make our shirts the but-

Whcny You. Buy Shirts Buy th; Latest Up-' - to-date Styles at

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Tun N. B. and P. E. I. Railway running between Saokvllle and Cape Tormontine T has been blocked with snow during the past few days and mails' to and from ti:e Capes have been conveyed by team.

lr ia understood that a summons is to be isluefl in connection with an assault on- s representative of one of the mayoraliy candidates near tha close of the poll in* Ward Five cn Wednesday afternoon.

R. S. Lxaap, formerly of Tryon, who has been conducting the Pioneer Dairy In Nelson, B. C.. has sold out his establish- ment in that town and reldoved to Ross- land where he will in future conduct an ice, wood and coal business. '

Tal Baptists of the Maritime Provinces

have raised some $42,000 of the $50,000 requiredtocomplete their mth Century Fund. Dr. 'Trotter has ral ed $40,000 towards the $l00,(X)0 require& for the Acadia Colleire endowment fund.

TBI murine or onus c. Ferguson,

youngest son of Senator Ferguson, and now Actuary with the Canada Life Assurance Company at Toronto to Miss Edith Jean Clapp, ef Toronto will take place at the residence of James Ry rie,Esq., Jarvis St., Toronto, on the 18th. inst.

AN unfortunate acaident occurred a dl! or two ago to a woman of this city and serious and probably fatal results are feared. While working sho had the misfortune to swallow a plate containing five teeth which were in- securely flttedin hor mouth. A physi- clan was summoned and did everything possible for the unfortunate women but she is still In great danggp,

Tm-: mail brought to the City

yesterday forenoon consisted of that which had arrived in Sackville on the afternoon of Friday last. The afternoon mails comprised the letters that had reached Sackvills on Saturday, Monday and Tuesday. Citizens therefore received four days mails yesterday; and all that would arrive up to the present time by existing arrangements.

ELEc'rr0N is all thc talk now 'and sub-

jects of interest dealing with election problems are everywhere being discussed. Sometimes it is dlflioult for men to know if they can rise to prominence in politics and yet be true to their duty to the church. All men should hear this sub- ject discussed by Rev. T. F. Fullerton, who will give an address in the Y.M.C.A., on Sunday afternoon at 3.45 on, “Will religion and politics mix i” A cordial ln- vitation is given to all men.

Wnnnssoar evening the Plaza Hotel

was the scene of a very pleasant social function when three of our well-known commercial men, Messrs March, Barnes, and Clarke entertained a number of their friends io a musicale. Among those pres- ont were W. K. and Mrs. Rogers, Miss R.ogers,lV1iss Edna Sinclair, the Misses Esrle,Miss May Stewart, Prof. Earle, Chas Farquharscn, Reg Stewart, Mr. Hogg, Mr. Winfield and others. The whole party assisted in the program and later sat down to a recherche supper which was dalntily served by the proprietor John Davies.

Druuas Norms-The winter of 1001 will

long be remembered for its intense cold days week after week without a break Still perhaps it is better to have the winter in January and February instead of in April and May.-The annual meet lag of the Dundas Farmers' institute took place recently and the following are the names of the directors for the coming year: William McLeod, Hudson Mo- Donald, John Acorn, Cassius Clay, C. B. Clay,I’eter McLeod, D. M. Nicholson, Johnathan Matheson, Geo. E. Saville. The oiiicers are; President William Mc- Leod; Vice President,C.B. Clay; Secretary, Geo. E. Saville; Treasurer, Peter McLeod; The Instituto intends holding a public meeting in the near future. to which the D. P. C0.,'and Davis & Fraser will be risk- ed to send representatives. The directors are already making arrangements for the purchase of seeds, paris green, barb wire and binder twine for the season of 1904. They have 60 members enrolled and ex- pect to do~ still better for their members this year than ever. It would be a good thing for our Province if our farmers would all take an interest inf the Institute. lt is the intention of the Directors to holdfseveral meetings during the year atwhloh our best farmers will be askedto discuss different branches of agriculture. Dispite the cold stormy: season our mail carrier has dons good work, making his trips very regularly. Messrs McKay Bros have cleared out most of their large stock of sleighs. Oyster mud digging is about commencing in Grand River.

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OUR I GREAT ANNUAL REMNAN T SALE

Commcnces this morning at nine o’c1ock sharp, For years our remnant

sales have been waited for by our customers on account of beingl the bargain event °f the 5°a5°“ ‘Every lille. and this year will be no exception. \Ve have made every preparation to have this sale

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BIGGER

Silks

Silks Ribbons Laces

Veilinjs

.without end.

AND

BETTER THAN EVER

and we feel sure you will be pleased with what we have for you. Hundreds and hundreds of bargains in attractive

Dress Goode

Wash Goods

, Print Cottons

White Cottons Flannelettes

Embroideries

And the thousand and 'bne other things that go 10 Intake Qui' Sales the real thing every time. Big baskets of snaps at ever counter. Colored shirts at half price, pretty neckwear at half and so in variety

MOCRE CQ. MCLEOD

Tm: Whist party and bail in the A. 0.

H.`Hsll last night was a largely attended and most enjoyable affair. The whlst prize winners were as followsz- Gentle- men-1, L. B. McMillan, 2, Earle Robins. Ladies-l,Miss Florrie Dorsey, 2, Miss Maud Dorion. Dancing was continued till sn early hour.

GRANVILLE lrEMs:»Danial Falconer of

Eldon is at present visiting his many friends in this place.-Our mail driver James Warren is faithfully performing his duties regardless of wind and weather--Lewis Taylor has recently re- turned from avisit to friends in French River.-D. F. Taylor spent Sunday last in Hunter River.-Miss Viola M. Colley has returned from a pleasant visit with friends in Hunter River.-We are pleased to learn that Herbert Mallet who has been laid up with rheumntism for the past two months is steadily recovering.- Pcarly Stream Division celebrates its anniversary on Sunday Feb l4th with aiernperance sermon to be preached by Rev. G. W. Sellar. As this will be a treat in the tempcrance line no one should miss it. The hour is 2.30 p. m .

ON Monday evening the Victoria liockey

Team cf Charlottetown visited New Glas- gow and played a match with New Glas- gow team. The game resulted in a win 3-l for the home team but it was of the sort that would be better to have left unplayad. The fault did not lie so much with the contesting teams as with the referee who had no charge ofthe game at. all and permitted all sorts of slashing, oli- side and rough play. It took about two hours to play the game through and with the exception of the last few minutes of the time the play had very little sem- blance to hockey. Several of the players were knocked cut. The game under a stood referee might have been interesting as the visitors showed that they could play good hockey and were fast skaters though they suffered a little from not being good shuts. But without proper control and restraint both teams went in to win regardless of the usual line points ofthe game with a disappointing result to the audience md incidentally it might be re- marked to some of the visitors from a neighboring town who were financially interested. This financial interest probab- ly was the primary cause of so trouble- some agame.-New Glasgow Chronicle.

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We have all the popular

cold cures, viz:

Laxa, Bromo, Quinine. Laxa~Coid. 1, 2. 3 and5 rain uin-

ine Pills. g Q Mac’s Cold Cure. We especially recom-

mend- It is prom t and effective. easy to tage and pre fectly safe.

PRICE 25c.

lacbonniliiilacliniion,

IIWGGISTS,

OoY.Gt.Georg'e and Kent Sh.

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Baking Powder

Is guaranteed to be ab-

-solutely pure. and to con-

tain no alum.

It is the cheapest .high-

grade Baking Powder sold on the Island, and is more economical than using Cream of Tartar and Soda in the old-fashioned way. Sold by all grocers and ' general dealers on i‘. E.

Island.

Price 3oc for r lb tin.

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Prepared only in the

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Call in and let us figure on your wants Our discounts may not be aslarge but our first price is much smaller than that asked elsewhere ~comparison invited.

John N ewson.

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Choose The BEST

Tue Tooacco Epicure who does not use the p

Hickey Twist, Pearl or Ruby

Has never derived that real enjoyment which is his.

They are the gems of thq trade. ,

FINE CUT MIXTURES IN I and 2 POUND TISS

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Before the Battle

Liberal-Conservative Monster Meeting

-IN

THE OPERA HOUSE

Monday Evening, Fcb’y 15th

At 7.30 p. m.

'Addresses by ANDREW BRODER,Esq,M. P,,Dundas,

Ontario, and other eloquent speakers.

All electors are invited.

R. MACNEILL, M. D. I. ]. IOHNSTON.

Pres, Liberal-Conserva" Secretary

Conference of P. E. I.

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