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Har. vigor il NEWS [ll ill G

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Always restores color to A

e S hair, always. Makes the Tig; A | E T

grow and stops failing hair. A | ‘ splendid dressing. {;,‘L.`.f_°&E;’;; i

g l 3 ,, 'The Mlnlo arrived yesterday morning

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For .the Finest Finished Photo Work Come to the

Leading Studio

CARBON! PLA'l'l_R0`l'YPEl ARTISTS PROOF!

Q__EO» Hi- COOK.

‘ naw Demxraav BLocx. -The Studio where baby in always ` ' welcome.

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Are Your Lungs Worth 25c ?

Why do you hack and cough when l'l u ghes’ C ough Mixture

Will give you immediate relief,

A bottle never falls to cure the most obstinate and chronic cough. Price 25c.

Geo. E. Hughes.

Apothecaries Hall.

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DID IT EVER STRIKE YOU?

That women have enough to do in the home

wiibout doing up our laundry work. lf your shirts ain’i spohed, your dinner may be and most likely your temper too. There’a more love at home when WE do the LAUNDRY WORK.

STAR STEAM LAUNDRY, Kem St. Phone I5!

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Bring your Drug Wants

REDDIN BROS..

All orders delivered free in town

and country. PHONE 86-

A PHOTOGRAPH

TO BE OP VALUE

‘ MUST CONTAIN

Pictorial- Qualities. I

ANYHODY CXN MAKE A PHOTOGRAPH

FEW MAKE I uc vines fs"-i.af1

Gauvin,Gcntzcl & Co

I J. A. S. BAYER, Mgr. I

Ladies’

Rubbers...

25 cents and 35 cents a pair.

Good quality. all sizes- just zoo pair. Come early. Big discounts all over the store. The barga n giver every time.

A. E.

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Reporters and Correspondents

vertalser.

at 10.3) with _Z9 passengers, 309 iakgs way . freight and 34 bags mail

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y Eygrywhere, Rev. Beinamin oiovsr, Hampton, N. n

I "‘_"`/ arrived bythe Minio yesterday on a visit. i

l iw his mother Mrs. Andrew Glover, Water

Street., who is ill

LEAP em- skin. Manda ni ht l Louis Levangie, Prov|de"cn,|R [,arrlv

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` ‘ , , Y JOHN MCLEDD & C0`d ad ls reproduced ed by the Mmm yesterday'

\~ ._ 1 '»’ in thglaggigtua gf the Retailer and Ad. John and Mrs. Poole, Woodvills Mills

were among the visitors to town yester

l MEET ME AT THE ALWAYS Busy STORE.

f ._ ( I. ~

_` ll'-‘Y-Well?-ef ' Rav. S. H. Rice, Vernon River, will law'

wa ‘ Dreach in Grace Church tomorrow morn- T119 “mains Uf 511° l"'° Ml* MCI-°Hl1\ y

i erly of Dundas, who was killed in

'.',~ 8 , ‘. ,» _

‘W-im ' `¢‘ j*/rv `4'.` “T2” '» 3 ` .

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We speak again about the

“Weliner Watch”

Its a pleasure and a satisfaction

to wear one-

See them before you buy. For sale by

W. W. WELLN ER

This is the time

ofthe year when

men want some-

thing to keep their

feet Warm and

comfortable

OUR $1.50 DONGOLA BOOT

takes thelead.]ust

the thing for wear-

uncler overshoes

and rubbers, com-

fortable iitting

and good wearers.

Alleyiiiln.

YK cant Tee. for

19 cts per lb.

We have on hand 45 Boxes of

New Blend Tea imported direct from London last Fall which we want to clear out at once, In order to do si we offer the lot in unbroken packages at the low rate of

19 Cents per lb.

The boxes contain 21 pounds of

tea each and we guarantee the tea to be a first-class article.

BEER & GOEE

IF YOU ONLY KNEW

When your well stocked store was ming to burn down, you could wait to insure until the week be-

fore, but

when it is Destroyed

You are too late. Reillelilbef U12 old adage, “There ia no time like the present,” and no insurance

like ours.

EJ. II. E E E I1. Representing Phoenix of Hartford,

Canadian. Quebec.

Alfonso Murphy of Rocky Point is in

the city toiay. His city friends will he pleased to hear of his complete recovery from his recent. illness.

Rav. W. WV. Rainnie of Calvin Church,

Sr.. John, will preach in Zion Church to- morrow. Mr. Rainnle is a prominent minister of St. John.

Tas subject of the Rev. Jas. Slmpson's

sermon' tomorrow evening at. St. Peter‘s Caiabsral will be Confession and Absolution in the light of the teaching of the Prayer Book.

Samuel Clow of New Haven has rented

his farm and with his family intends re- moving about the first of Maron to New Be-iford, Maas., where they will in future reside.

THE remains oi the late Thomas Bvans

were brought. ta the city yesterdaylinorn- ing by the regulartrain from Georgetown, ,having crossed over[ in the Stanley on Thursday.

A1' the request of scoresof Rink patrons

the leap year skate will be repeated on Monday night.. Judging by the interest taken in the event it promises to surpass the highly successful effort of three weeks ago.

Tns February Number of Ka:r'ra's

MAGAZINE published in Minneapolis and Minnesota, is no hand and is, as in the past., replete with Infor- mation on the building, decoratinir, and furnishing of the tome. 'lhe current issue contains a lnnrc variety of suitable designs for houses of different costs.

.l. I<`i<aNi<i.vi>r Bsrtrnm, son of the late

Wllliuiu Bertram of Iluriter River, whu rvsidco in New Bedford, Mass, has opened up li large livery hack and boarding stable business in bliai. city. Mr. Bertram though not n native of this Province is well known here, and is marriei to a daughter of Samuel Clow of New Haven.

SEVERAL evenings ago Miss Millie

Chappell, Chief Ranger of Companion Court; liriuhton, I. O. F. entertained about twenty ofthe members of the Court at her home Hillsboro Street. An enjoyable program was given, refresh- ments were served and at u late hour after a speech tendering the thanks of those present from S. F. Hodgson the guests departed.

VVOHD has been received at Grnnrl View

of Llii' accidental death of Charles McPhee, ii native of Hintherdale, P. E. I., ln Ross- iarid, B. C. D.-cenaei was at work in ri mine wh~ n nn explosion occurred. the rc- sult being that he and his partner were killed, the lnzter instontanecusly, ani the former while. bciniz conveyed to a hospital near i'-y. Mr McPhee wus about. 30 years of azc, ani was thc youngest son ofthe late Angus McPhee. Being oi n. kindly, generous and happy disposition, he was it zen. i-nl favorite; an-1 his early demise will be son ly felt by his relatives and friends. He leaves to mourn an aged mother, four brothers and three sisters, to whom The Guardian extends its slncerests sympath- ies in their sore bereavement.

YORK.-The farmers in this section :irr-

employed ai. present. chiefly in hliulinu wool and iss Reform Dlvlnion still con- Llhuog to p-osper, new members being ail- ded weekly -Ml~°aEi.hel Hardy is visiting friends in Hampshire. Our popular mer- chant W. C. W. st. returning home recent- ly alt'-.r spending a well earned vacation among friends in other parts. -Ori Tucs- riuy cvenlnizlast upwards of twenty ni the young p--ople of this locality book cpm,-.mlliy or the beautiful moonlight night. and drove to Pleasant Grove visit.- ing the Debating Society of that place. A large number were present, and a very l intvrentlng aubjf ot was well and carefully l discussed by a large number of speakers. The subject. under discussion was “\Vhich causes the greater amount. of hardship War or, Iota-mperarice." SUDHR arguments were brought forward on both sides but. the decision was finally glvcn in favor of war.

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IKnuw MINARUS LINIMENT will

cure Di htherla

D .

JOHN D. BOU'l`lI.LlER,

French Village. I Know MINARDS LINIMENT will

cure Oroup. `

J. F. CUNNINGHAM.

Cape Island.

I Know MINARD'S LINIMENT’ is the

best. remedy on earth.

JOSEPH A. SNOW.

Norway, Me.

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, I . - G. F. Hutcheaon

White’s Chocolates are covered with the highest grade chocolate coatings “vm umm.” Q

i and are noted for the creaminess and delicious hav - P_E_l_

Try a poundbox. ' ' p _“_ 5* W

\l,Y_;_ 2 9 5 - ing and in First. Methodist Church in the °"m

_.3 - ' evenin Nelson B. C., were brought over by the 'H ' " ` Mints yesterday, accompanied by two of y

deceased's brothers.

Church §ervices.

should e at; this oilioa noi later than one a‘elook Friday afternoon

au¢'rHoDis'r.

Prince Street.-Prayer and Praise Ser-

vice at 10.15. Rev. W W Lodge at ll and Rev. S. H. Rice at. 7. Strangers welcome. Atsentlve ushers.

Graco Church. -Prayer Meeting at lil a.

m. Rev. S. H. Rios at ll and Rev. W W

Lodgeat 7. Strangers always welcome and provided with aomforta le zeaus.

PRs:sin"rnniaN.

Zion.-Prayer meetiniz at. 10. Rev.

W, W. Ralnnie at. ll and 7, Sunday School and Bible class at 2.30.

St. James. -Prayer meeting at. 10.

Rev. T. F. Fullerton at ll and 7. Sunday School and Bible Class at 2.30.

nAi>Tis'i‘.

Rav. G. R. White at 11 and 7. Sunday

School at. 2.30 p.m. All welcome. Visi- tors provided with seats by courteous ushers.

cnnacn or ci-iiusr.

Servloes'at. ll a.m. and 3.45 p. m

cnnrimi. cr»inis'r1AN. Rev. R. W. Stevenson at ll and 7.

Suniby School at. 2.2!). Prayer meeting Wednesday night. ai. 8 o'cloc . Seats tree and unappropriaterl.

sr. 1>UNs'raN's cxruxnnan. First. Mass at 7.30, second Musa-in 9 and

High Mar-is ar. 10.30. Vespers and Bene- dlction at? p. ni. Catechisiu at 2 p. m.

aNoi.icaN.

Sb. Paul's-Rev. Leo T. W. Williams

Rector. Morning Prayer at ll a. m. Even- ing Prayer ar.7 p. m. Holy Communion- lsr. Sunday oi’ each mouth after morning prayer, 2nd Sunday at 8.30 a in. 3rd. day after evening prayer. Sunday School

piiaterl.

B it.. m. Matins (choral) and Sermon ur. 11 u. m. Sunday School at 2.30 p. ni. Choral Evonsong and Sermon tit 7 p. ui.

lloly Communion every Week day ab 7.415 u. m. Church and All Siiinbrs

i~iAi.vA1'iriN Amir.

Su iiday Services ni. 'I,1l,Ii,uiid nt.7.1i0 p.m Week night. Service---Moiirlny, ’I`uesdi»y Thursday Friday. and Saturday at 7.30. anviv.N'rii uni' AiivnN'ris'rs.

Services at. the ’l`uhei'uncle, Fitzroy

trout. at 2.30 and ai. 7 p. iu.

BABY’»S DANGER

i.l~oy are h»l|iiul. On the contrary they aiu fini igerous an-i disiirictly harmful- tlin little one has lwsn merely driiyrirvd into teinporury iriscmibiliiy, 'he at iii. oi' the trouble- has rio' been ri-ached. Never pzivc ii child nn opiate cxi-.cur iuiifier the w..t.chful eye ol a competent physician, and remember than till 'aootiiirgg iiiei‘icin' es contain opiates. When your little one is not. well, whvn it, hu.-u any little stomach or bowel trouble, or any or' trio inliior ail- ments of little ones irivoi Biiliy`s Own Tiihlcts, and it will be safe. This medi- cine is solfi under a Lluarn.-itcc tint. it. contains no opiate or huriiiiul drug. Ask any mother who has used this medicinal and she will hell you how hif1‘lit.t.l»- one has thrived and grown wcll -nd strong Lifter biking the Tablets. Mr. T. B. Mit- chell the Well known ririigirisi., Oshawa, ()ii ., says 1- “I can stifclv recommend Bahy`s Uwn Tablets from the splendid rcsii'ts they hav.- given my customers and fmni having usa-d them in our nwi home." You vnu qi-t. the Tuhlcts from iiny drum/i~|r. or by mnil from Trio Dr. Williams Medicine Cu , Brockville, Ont., nt 25 cents a box.

DIED.

Ab lIayw:od's Mills on Jun. lil, Oswald

Ilaywootl.

At. Ellerslie, Jan. ?/i. Miss CaLhci~ii.c`

l\rIcI"iidyen, riizcri lil years.

Ar. Granfl Rivi-r, Int. 14 on Sundnv,J1n. Hill. ffhefe Di\SS"d peacefully away Peter M iclr-llan, iii his 23 year.

At. Upton, Kingis County, on Jan. lil li i

Geoigv Cameron, mn of John Cameron, l teacher, in the 22nd your of his age. '

At. Carrlliran Bridge, Kingw Co., on

Saturday, the 1O'.h of January. IOO4, alter a short. illness of pneumonia, Donald \Vilso'i, in the 70th year of his aus, leav- ingfa widow, one son, and ilve daughters to mourn theirlo-s. _ `

rl" i= oi?

Not merely ei new spring or n new olip. but a form of eye~ glaaa mounting wholly new, adiusted in A new wayr taken hold and holds on in a new way.

,Nafblnj jar.: rbem our of place.

ors of the cream centres Charlottetown

at, 2.30 p. m. All seats free and unnppro- AQ'

Sb. Pc*.er's.-Rev. Jus. Simpson, M. A. Q

Priest lucuu-bent.; Rev. T. Il. Hunt, D. 1). Asst.. Priest. Holy Communion (plain)

Changes bo be made in ehurah services

DISCOUNT

SALE. .

THE TIME IS

SHORT. SUP

PLY YOUR NEEDS AT ONCE.

TAN LEY BRCS.

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Chapel open every day from sunrisew 3-

sunsel. for private devotioris. -_-_-_Ai

- Tl-i£\i\lif<§ -

We wish to thank our customers for the generous share of

patronage extended to us during ‘he past year and would respezt- fully ask for a continuance ofthe Same during the year 1904.

Wishing you one and all a Happy New Year,

\Ve remain yours truly,

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The fact. tliiit so culled soothing nieli --=-

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einen put ciiilrirr-.ri tn .~ilc~'p is no sign Ltmt. L

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PIANUS THAT ST.-.Nil

There arc any

number of pianos tliit look well and sound fairly well at the start You can buy cheap pianos that will do tliat- but a piano should be made to last a lifetime. If it only stays good a few months it is dear ai any price.

HElNTZM ill P|llNllS

Are the kind that stand. They are safe instruments to buy. hcl i only by

MII [Eli BROS.,

ueen S' rect.

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HOCKEY

STICKS

V Doii’t go on ill,-A iw: :intl be liaiidicappvii nitli at poor

Stick. \\`e sell :i good

'e liockcy, second growth ash

for 40 Pciits. A stick you can depend upon, Cclc-

'. ` liratcd for rigidity and *_* lightness. VVC give spec~ ial discounts to clubs.

5 . Mitchell s Bookstore

fi Stiniiysiclc,

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Beaver lca

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" Has the right flavor,

_. strength and color. just

` ' THE TEA for an evening `

'J A party. f

j ns. Kelly & co. i

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Barristers. Solicitors. fetc.

Summerside. P. E. I-

Oflices--Royal Bank of Canada

building-

NEIL MCQUARRIE, K.C.

A~ E~ ARSENAULT

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