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We haven’t said any. thing about cotieo for sometime, but we are

. selling more than ever

before. Most every day I inlirgs ‘ga new customer ,

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A Pura. Fraufaat. cleansing

_ A his Soap for .1 rr/msn sam ’” A good Soap for I/I Y Slrln

Albert Toile! Soap 0°., MI",

ssonrnuu.. There is no other Inst as good.

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How to get the Best Results

for your money, in the eating line, is to deal at the Eclipse Bakery. Our specialty to-day is

Cocoanut Pies 15 and zoo Cream Pies 12 and r5c

D. STEWART.

ECLIPSE BAKERY. Baku Best Bread.

W -Harrr1.1'oN`s PrLr..s Conn CoNs'rrPartoN.

THR GUARDIAN,

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Glaxo carnival, Tuesday. g ,

Owxrro to the storm there was no cross- TBR ll! U10 CBP!! yesterday and no move oi theaboais at either port. , _

, Tun special to Cape Traverse last night was cancelled but will go this morning at five o clock if the weather is line.

Taansronrarxoa-A public meeting

will be held in New Glasgow Hall ou Monday evenin the 22nd to consider how we can beat improve our transportation facilities. Opening address by Geo. R. McNeil. Cavendish. The meeting is under the anspiceaof the Agricultural institute.

Tn captain .of the Rangers Colored

Hockey team has received a communi- cation from the Amherst team stating that they expccttomeet the Rangers in Oharlottetown the last of this month. The Rangers last winter defeated this team and this te_am defeated the team that defeated the team of the Rangers.

Consxnxnaaus excitement was caused last night about eight. o‘clock by a spring of water boiling up through the earth at Ct-abbs's corner andafew minutes later by another large spring on the opposite side o£tbe street. A large crowd gathered andlin a short time the streets were covered with water and the adjoining callers were illled. lt was ascer- t\lned_` in a short time that the water was coming from a broken main pipe eighteen inches in diameter but where tbslbreak was could not. been as- certained. Work was commenced last night dlggingtodnd the break and the, water in the section was turned oil.

Maur will learn with great. regret oi the death at Stanley Bridge yesterdav. Hill' a lingering illness, of Daniel Ross, one oi the most prominent residents of that localltylwherc he has been greatly respect- ed and esteemed bya large circle of ao- quaintancns. He has been a successful farmer and merchant, possessing exceptf lonal business ability. Honorable in his dealings, iirm in his friendships, a dc- voted husband and father, he leaves behind a record of a liie well spent. William D. Ross, formerly law partner with B. R. McKenzie, of this city, and now in Vancouver, B. G., and Hedley V.. a talented journalist in New York, are sons of the deceased.

wieanx'-BRAIN wvosrisns.

All lagged out, ideas flow slowly as mol- asses, snap and energy acne I The buoy- ancy that made life a pleasure, that gone also. A doctor would say you are run down, enervated, neither eatinil 91' dl' grating enough. It’e For-rozone you need to brace up that iltiul appetite and im- prove assirnilationanri oiile8l7\°“ 9° thai' lots of pure strong blood will be formed to nourish the broken down system. Ferro- zone will drive away the tired feeling, restore your spirits and energy, revive vour ambition and strength- for work. No tonic or rebuilder like Ferrozone-try it. Price 500. per box. or six boxes for $2.50; at Drugglsts, or Poison &. Co., King- ston, Ont.

THE LATEST STYLES

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babl t' l rgeat assortment of Men

°g¢d‘§helrtssh°Ex'1 %rlTar1otEeto1vevnT Good sale and 4238"' Per' feet lit and &nish,combine to make our rrts the best.

When You

Buy the Latest UD- to-datc Styles at

WEEKS & Co-

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l St Petsr'aI Cathedral today, 5 p. m, clildrens service, 1. p. m. svsngong .nd I “WH °0llKl’¢K\tional meeting in St. Peter’s schoolroom tonight at 8. I5. -

Tru: Liberal Committee Rooms were

filled last night with enthusiastic electors who received with applause the news from the polls where Liberal gains were made. Before the meeting broke up stirr- ing campaign speeches were given bya number of the political leaders and others.

THE storm yesterday interfered ooh-

sidersbly with the trains especially on the western line. The trains west of Sum- merside were cancelled and the train leaving Charlottetown on Monday altgr-_ noon only reached Tignish yesterday slternnonfrae rr-eight from snmmn-era. last night did not reach here till nearly 12 o'clock.

GHARLOTTETOWN

FARMERS’ MARKETS.

The Charlottetown markets for the past

week owing to snow-blocked roads, have been meagerly supplied. Dressed pork best quality ranging from 150 to 300 lbs is now worth 0 cts per lb. L’ve hogs, best bacon at Dom. Pkg. Co's yards, are bringing 5 cts pr.lb;lightand heavy grads; frvm 4 to He per lb; one, black an et. pr. bushel, white about the same price; hay, (55165) 10.50 to 11.50 pr ton, loose hay 55 to 65 cts pr 100 lbs; beef, quarters in good supply, but demand not brisk, 42 to 6 cts pr. 1b,aceording to quality; mutton and lamb 7§ to 8} pr. lb; Butter 23 to 24 cts p r lb, tub 10 to 20 cts pr lb; eggs 22 to 24 cts pr dtzen/Eggs are very scarce but a few weeks wl~l see our market more plenti- fully supplied. Potatoes are worth 25 to 80 cts pr bushel with only enough coming in to barely supply the local demands. No eggs are being received for shipment.

THE ELECTION lil

- WEST llllEEil'S

Results in Victory of Liberal Candidate.

Horace Haszard has a Majority of 284 Over Mr- Mclean With Three Polls Still to be

Heard From. I

The election yesterday was conducted

with most unfavorable weatberoondittons,

a heavy drift storm raging during the en- tiro day,and the travelling in the country

especially was very bad.

In the city great interest was taken in

the contest and a large yote was polled. At the last by-election Mr. Farquharson had a majority of 218 in Charlottetown and Royalty. This was reduced to ll5 yesterday. Mr. Haszard held his own well however in the rural districts.

The total vote polled as will be seen

from the returns is larger even with three polls to hear from than that of the by-election of 1002. The figures show that while the Conservatives :have increased their vote the Liberals have well held their own.

Mr. I-iaszard`s majority last night with

Granville, Milton and St. Catherines to be heard from was 284 and estimates place

his total majority at about three hundred votes.

Mechanics, Farmers, Sportamen I To heal and soften the skin and remove

grease, oil and rust stains. paint and earth, etc. use The " Master Mechauic‘s " Tar Soap. Albert Toilet Soap Co.. Mfrs.

Macs Fruit Salts.-Just a word nbout

this superior affervescent preparation. It is one of the best. remedies we know of for stomach and liver troubles. People find it fully equal to similar preparations sold at from two to four times the price. 25 a bott.le.2Tbe two Macs, McDonald & Mc- Kinnon Cor Gt. George Bc Kent streets

For Bulls

We have all the popular

cold cures, viz:` _ . Laxa, Bromo, Quinine.

Laxa-Cold. 1, 2. 3 and 5 grain Quin-

ine,Pllls.

Muc’s Cold Cure. We especially recom-

mend. Itia prompt and eflective. easy to take and prefectly safe.

PRICE 25c.

licilontidt Ieciinnon,

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C01' Gt.George and Kent Sts.

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As a special attraction for Tuesday we lace on I Shirt Waist in stock at the discount aboT1)e. sa e every

'.[1`1h1s offer includes some of the daintiest waists ever shown in t _c city-sheer, iilmy, delicate white musllns, elffectively trimmed and ornamented-sturdy colored wash wa1sts-and

every kind between. Prices as below.

25 39 49 78 95

$1.10 1.25

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Feb. Wheat 005 May Wheat -

“ Corn 545 “ Corn - -‘ Pork $14.12; *Pork -

STARTLING REVELATIONS.

it frequently happens thnt people sulicr

for years from kidney derongements with- out knowing the cause of their backacbes,

aching limbs and other bodily suiferings, suddenly the truth is reven ed to them that they are the victims of serious kid- ney disease and in imminent danger. There is no medicine which gives such prompt and lasting reli;{ for eycry form of Kidney disease as Dr. Chase s Kidney- Liver Pills. They are positively eil`ec tive even in the most chronic cases.

ANNOUNCEMENTS

- No 8 Field Hospital will meet for

drllll and instruction tonight at 8 p. m.

-Persons wishing to go to the train or

any place else desired or have any lugg- age transferred, should take advantage of the new cab service, inaugurated by J. M.‘Nioholson. Any orders left at Mc- Donald & McKinnon`s drugstore will be promptly attended. to. _

BORN.

On Wednesday Feb. 10, to Wm. and

Mrs. Dalziel, a son.

On Saturday evening, the 13th Inst, to

W. E.and Mrs, Hyndman, a son. ir

DIED;

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At; Stanley Bridge, Feb. lil,~ Daniel

Ross, aged 65 years.

[Funeral nn Thursday at l p m-T

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Johnson’s Q Baking Powder

is made from Cream of Tartar, a product of the grape, and the most healthful of all fruit acids- A (NOTE-Cheap Balz- lng Powders contain alum--beware of them they are injurious.) All grocers and gener- al dealers sell john- son’s Baking Powder. .

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i- Fornren or energetic women to visit

our Agencies, to establish new ones, proc-| ng names and addresses, to advertise our goods. Experience not necessary, bni honesty and in- duatvy.

lla ‘Driller-ilirnlm to.. Lil. Brantford. Ontario.

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ALL CUT PRICES ON FURNITURE

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

John Newson.

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(The Peoples Edition of) Chambers Etymolo-

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Edited by A. Find-

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Recommended for use

in the Public Schools

of P. 1".. Island by Dr. Anderson, Chief

Superintendent of Edrrcatioir

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