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Aaioice teresa of ceyion,

India and China Teas,in such proportions as to insure a delicious cup of Tea. ‘

Sold by all the principal

Grocers. Wholesale by

lfoKlliNilil 8|. Mt:llEV|li

' wer Queen St. Ch’town.

To the Electors of West Queens.

»GEN'i‘I.EHEN-A Writ having issued calling an election for West Queens on the 18th February next, to select a representative to serve in the House of Commons. and having been nonrinnted as the Liberal standard bearer at a very large and represent- ative convention held on the 24th December last, I take this opportun- ity of soliciting your votes and valued support, as it will be impos- sible for me to call personally on each elector.i am conscious of the fact that whilst much has been done by the Laurier Government since they obtained power. to advance the interests of the people of this Prov- ince, there are still some matters that require attention, and if elected I will use my best eflorts to further promote the welfare of Prince Bd- ward Island generally and West Queen’s in particular.

I have the honor to remain

Yours faithfully, HORACE HASZARD.

Fel’s Naptha Soap.

This isa soap which is very

highly recommended.

Will wash everything washable,

clean everything cleanable, and hurt nothing.

'73 per cake.

for

Jenkins & Son

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NOVA SCOTIA

tiarnient liianuiaotory

238 and 240 CliREitlliTON ST,, HALIPAX.

Manufacturers of

Iiien’s Shirts,»wl|Ife and colored '

B.y.l in u r u

lliea'a Working Pants.

Men’s Overalls, blue .drill and denham.

B0". .. it .. .4 1.

Boys’ Blouses,

Cow Boys' Pants.

CIildren's Sailor Suits. _ Coats, white drill, lor cooks, waiters, hut- hers, barbers.

Boys’ Sailor Collars, trimmed,

linva' Windsor Ties.

l.adles’,'Aprens, plain and trimmed,

Ladies’ Underwear,

lgrler' Night Dresses,

Ladies Skirts and ilndenltirts,

tZhilaren’s Nutt Dreaeeal Cl\lldr0n’a Underdothiag.

Cl|iidren's Dresses. Ciildrea’s Piaafores

iafaafa Slips,

Ciriidloah Sailor Fronts

Pillow Slips..

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Lives of Suffering and Sorrow iverted

ind Happiness and Prosperity Assured by

Cuticura Soap,llintmentaniiPiIis When All Else Falls.

Every child born into the world with

an inherited or early developed ten. dency to distressing, distlgurlng hu. mours of the skin, scalp and blood, becomes an object of the moist tcndcr sollcltude, not only because of its sunny. lug. but because of tho, dreadful four _ that the dlsfigurutlon is to bc lifelong and mar its futurc happiness and pros- perity. Iicncc, it bccomcs the duty of mothers of such afflicted children to nc- qunint. thcmselvcs with the best, the purest und most effective treatment available, viz., 'l`hc Cuticura Treatment.

Warm boths with Cuticuro. Sonp,to

cleanse thc skin and scalp of crusts and scales, gentle applications of Cuticura Ointment. to alloy itching, irritation and inflammation, ond soothe and heal, and mild doses of Cutlcura liesolveut, to cool the blood in the scveror cases, are nil that can bc desired for the speedy rclicf and permanent cure of skin tor- tured infants and children, und the com-

fort of worn-out parents.

Millions of women use Cuticurn Soap,

assisted by Cutlcurn Ointment., for pi-0. serving. purifying ond bcoutilying the skin, scalp, hair und hands, for annoy- ing irritatlons and weaknesses. and for many sanutlvc, antiseptic purposes

which readily suggest thcmsclvcs.

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MEADOW BANK EARM EOR SALE

I offer at private sale thc beautiful

farm known as

MEADOW BANK two miles from Cornwall on the West River. The farm and buildings arc in first class condition.

200 ACRES of as fine land as there is in the Pro- vince,conveuient to schools,cliurches, cheese and butter factories. etc._

In fact there is no more desirable

property on P. E, island.

JAMES l\icl\iIl.LAN,

Cornwall, i’. O-

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WE OBEY ORDERS

Your physician's prescript-

ions and his instructions are carefully followed. _

W,°.Qm’t his _kndilw lege by prep _nie his Pfe- scriptions to suit ourselves.

Besides that we hav!! 9-

deiinitely fixed system-9. checking department that prevents the slightest mis-

Bring us the next.

Ztlthinst. It was s decided success, A large number of farmers being prcseutl and the day being very favorable the speakers expected were also there. It was aulinterr sting meeting.

The President on opening the meet-

lolz at 1.30 remarked that he was pleased to see such a good attendance und thought they would not be disappointed to~.iay as we had Mr. J. M. Wiley, Mr. Dillon, Mr. McMillan and some others ro talk matters of interest with the farrners. He then briefly referred to the good work Mr. Dlllion had done for the dairy lndus- try of this province and invited him to address tha meeting. i‘ Mr. D.llion said it was not his intent-i

ion to take up much time but he gave a very instructive and interesting talk nlonlz tha lines of dairylng, strongly recommending farmers to stick tothisline rather than beef raising which' he show ed could be produced much cheaper else- where than here. He also favored cheese rather than butter making. Some quest~ ions and some talk folioweci nud then Mr. Wiley of the Dominion Packing Zio. was esuoa. `»

On coming forward Mr. Wiley ststei that he was pleased to have'the oppor- tunity of meeting with the farmers of this institute and talk over the trouble! that seemed io exist between them and the Packing Go. Ile said buyers had been taking from the farmers pigs not properly fattened or grain fed, sofr. pork and fed to the full up to time of weighing, and then complaining that they were cutting them in weight and in prices. Some of the hogs received ar. their factory were Ish fed and so rendered utterly useless for any purpose.He also stated that in regard to the questions ss to the rea- sons of changing the weights required in the different classes oi’ hogs, that. they found it necessary to do this at the pack- ing house on account of the number of soft inferior hogs sent in. They wanted the farmers ro batter prepare their hogs before shipping. He complained that. the Company had been misrepresented, not only by scaae of the farmers, but also by the press. He was here today to discuss any differences or grievances that might exist between the farmers and the Pack- iu( Company, und would be pleased to try to answer any questions satisfactorily that might be asked.

Quite an interesting time came in here

with questions, etc., and in the exciting talk that followed it seemed to appear rather plain, that some of our farmers were not doing just right in their live hog-selling business.

G. W. VV. Cameron here emphasized

this fuer. strongly when he stated to the meeting that he had always been proud of being a former but ftlt really ashamed of some of the charges made hers today on farmers, but was constrained to think that it was only a small class that would so try to degrade our honorable calling.

Jabez Lea slated that lately he had

takenin to Charlottetown a quantity of heavy pork-hogs slaughtered and re- ceived from the Dominion Packlmz Co., one quarter cent per lb. more than be could get elsewhere. He found their weights perfectly satisfactory and sairl that be felt that he was used right.

Mr. Wiley suggested that in view of the

unsatisfactory condition of affairs be- tween the fnrmers and packers that the Government appoint an Inspector at Charlotl etown to weigh and, classify the hogs sent ln, and owners to so label theirs at point of shipment as to be easily re- cognized on arrival- then honest, far- mers would gst. thelrjust dues,, and the company would be in a better position with cvery one, and could still carry on n good business. If lcft as now he feared it would always be unsatisfactory and trouble always exist. We think Mr. Wiley seemed exceedingly fair and made a good impression on the farmers present. We also think if Mr. Wiley would mingle more with the farmers at their meetings it might. be to the advantage of both. \Ve might easily add more of interest that took place but presume. we have now ex- ceed cd our space.

The evening session which opened at

7.30, wasjust as interesting us the after- noon meeting. The Hall was crowded and everyone was anxious to hear all said.

Prof. McMillan having arrived was

called on by thef[’resident. After a few preliminary remarks Mr. McMillan took up the question of bow to increase the productiveneas of tho soil under cultiva- iou.Heapoka of thsdiiferent fertllizing ele- ments ueoessary for obegrowth of planta- manurlng lightly, and often, rather than henvlly,atlongor periods apart-growth of more clover, with the keeping of more stock and feeding all the prodnce‘af the farm.

Mr. Cameron thought we had stock

stock enough; what we needed was better stock and better feed. Questions were

FOR STOHACH TROU BL£S.

"I have taken a great many different

medicines for stomach trouble and constipation," Ilya Hrs. S. Geiger, of

U ‘ nt navar had as good 'irdgsl sh y adbfrom Ohamberlain'a Stomach and Liver Tablets." For sale by

all drnggiatl.

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___ ___ t. s season, etc. tome remarks were

so marie wheat growing

“bacon hog"-showing the points where they might be light and where they should ba heavy, with some .excellent hints ns to feeding atc. Some good solid sense wus shown hcrc.

it was then late, but James Car-

ruthers of North Bsdeque was called oni and ln u short speech sho/t ed the need of more unity between the didcreut Insti- tutes-bel.ween the farmers and Packing C0. etc. , lt was a ringing speech, well received.

This closed n very successful and well

enjoyed meeting.

The next meeting at Kiukurs Feb. Deb

at 1.30. Don t miss lt.

iiissBarbaralii.Stanioid

A Victim of Auaemia., llnporfect Circulation and Debiiit-y

Miss Barbara M. Stanfuld, Hamilton,

Ont. , says:-“For over is year my health was in bad condition, and I became very weak and much depressed in spirits. My troubles arose from poor and watery blood and imperfect circulation. My appetite was almost gone, and I was afflicted with insomnia. After several doctors done all they could for rns, I was weaker than when they first began to treat. ms, and mv family became anxious about my condition. A neighbor advised my mother oo have me use Pulne`s Celery Compound. Before l finished the second bottle, my appetite was better. I felt stronger and could sleep soundly five or six hours cscb night. I had so much faith lu the wonderful compound that I continued with it until I was perfectly cured. I thank you with all my heart for such s medicine; is saved my life when other medicines failed."

PAINE’S Celery Compound Cured Her.

If you ore sick and desire free medics

advice write to “Consulting Physician," The Wells & Richardson Co., Limited, 200 Mountain St., Montreal, P. Q.

MOULDERS’ WAGES

~ COMING DOWN.

MONTREAL, Jun. ‘.!tl._Thc local mould-

ers` union has been notified by the Na- tional Founrier.s` association that the wage scale now in force will not be con- tinued after its cxpirst lon on April 1. The union is alarmed ai. the prospect, for it realizes that wages will have to coma

down. '

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I and every farm of itching,

hloodingnnd protruding pilos,

the manufacturers have guaranteed it-. oo tos- timonials ln the daily press apd ask you; ptoixgnlri-

bore what they think ofit. ou can u

get our momiy back if not cured. 60c n. box, uh all tfealers or maaNsoN,Ba'rirs do Co.,Toronio, Dr. Qhase’s ointment

To ro e to ou tn , cnngefointmfnc is .. ggrrlfiiu and absolute cure for each

Eilis'\Vlt.ch Hazel Cream is the best

preparation for chnpped hands and all roughness of the akin. Only Z0c A bottle at Ellis' Drug Store. 2 rl ll

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to the many policy-holders, friends. and agents in Prince l'..l'v:=.nl is- laudof

The Mutual Lifeof New York

is the fervent wish of the Company.

_ML _l21C0b johnson is Manager for the Maritime Pio\'ir:cc,-, .ir

Halifax. Our Mutual friend Mr. john Dicliocliern. Cl'..'irli,,.,¢ww,,

has been for many years its faithful representative and city ;i~~.nt

gtu th islwiyr "' '

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MODERN DENTHSTRY

BERLIN DENTAL PARLORS

O‘ne thing we again wish to call your attention to is our CORRU

GATED SUCTIUN PLATE- By \1Sing this form of suction (which is pat- ented and for the use of which we have secured the rights) we will (QUAR- ANTEE TO FIT ANY MOUTH. it does not matter how difiicnlt it may be or what other dentists have told you. We know wc can lit it, and have no _hesitation in saying so. In cases where there are still some tt-L-th re- maining in the mouth, we will replace the lost ones by nienngof BRIl)(;1<) WORK or PARTIAL PLATES. Teeth which are decayed we will it-store by CROVYNING (gold or porcelain) fillin'g,or by use of l’ORL`l-Il.AlN INLAYS.

\\'e have the largest and best equipped ofhce in the Maritime Provinces

and do any and all kinds of dental work known to the profession today.

BERLIN DENTAL PARLORS.

Over Prowse Bros Dr5_ BEER & 35141” p,0P_

no in an is w rvr

Boker-'s Hockey Skates Arona

Bokor’s Hockey Skates Dominion Boko|~’s Hockey Skates RoyaI,Ganadian Wholply Hockey Skates Spring Skates all sizes

Hockey Sticks from 1 5 cents

Shin Pads

Simon W. Crabbe,

Stoves and Hardware.

\.Valkcr’s Corner

Dec. 12,1903.

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ADDISON H. H00’.fER, ESQ., President.

I-|oN.:w. c. EDWARDS, 5.; aonear MENZIE,

flfvtcl-Faasinsm' _ 1;1EA5UnER

WILLIAM DINEEN. ALEX. oAviDsoN, Mn,

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'rHoMAs BAKER, .is SIDNEY -f. -;-..=E,

HID V|Cl'FF\l$ID£NT LCTU»-.F15

PROVIMCEAI. DIRECTORS: HON. ARTHUR PETERS, sconce E. HUGHES, M.P.P.

CHAn|.o11E'rowN. C\\AnLc:rE~ow|..

BENJAMIN C. PEOWSE, \V. H. BFIENNAN, I Cr-tA|u.o1-rE'rovv.\|. Survvirsus-:E

A. W. STERNS, Prcv\.'ir‘.<tiC.l Mzirtzxger .

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All Fur Collars

All Fur Caps

All Winter Cloth Caps

All Winter Gloves

All Muiiiers

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one is 5gf¢_ _ Moncton Tweed All Winter Underwem S “ks nest y s B ac oods.

Our prices are the lowest. 5 is stesfuy. _

can be had all the year round at ’ v

A Big Bid for Your Money. . , '

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0ur hoods for What They Cost Us. , Beat This, Who Will?

While this advertisement stands we offer all goods enumerated in list below at wha

they cost us. Our service given free. It is not likely you arc prepared to belle vc that any

merchant is selling up-to date goods at a lower price than he has to pay for them. We do

not pretend to do ii. We want money and are certainly making a high bid for it, when we

offer our goods without profit. Our stock is a very choice one.

Give us a. share of your patronage and we will do as we advertise.

All Rainproof_Coats

All Canadian Tweeds.

All Oxford Tweeds,

White Shirts

Colored Sl1irtS

A special lot at less than half

price.

All Ulster Coats

All Overcoats

All R°¢f°f5 Freizes, Tweeris. Serges and

Over tooo yds. to choose from.

All Ladies’ Suitings,

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