ibe conducted on a high-class basis,
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UAnno .
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.Far|nors’ Family I ani Stock. Rnooiols
The equipment of our dispen.
sary andthe skill of our dispensers, two things which fit us soeminent- ly for the dispensing of physicians Prescriptions give us also an ad- vantsgein the compounding of all kind of receipts,
Bring to us therefore ypur fam-
ily receipts, your stock' receipts. etc-, we will till them in every cadtjtfictly according to orders lllfwith tde best qualityof drugs specified. As our
p‘lmr1e_'al_wnys as reasonable as wi, 'V to make them you can rest aséllted that ou that score also we are sure to satisfy yoir.
ELLI ,
The Druggist. 3. stores, Ch'town, Montague, . Murray River.
Announoomonl
'I have. opened a Drug Store at Souris, P. E. Island, and cordially invite inspection of same at yourcnn- venience. It will be my endeavor to maintain an up-to-date store in every respect. Have had eight years’ pract- ical experience in the retail drug business, a greater part of it in Boston. I feel _confident nf my ability to serve you in every way.
Nearly all of my goods are pur-
chaled direct from the 'manufacturer at thalowst cash prices and I shall sell them at a price to satisfy you and insure you as a customer when in need of any article in my line. .
I wish to impress upon all, that
only the best goods are purchased by me as cheap drugs are worthless at any price
My Prescription Department will
and no substitution will be allowed. Patrons will receive just what their
physicians order, and it|:will. ge dput up with accuracy, neatness an es-
patch. Prices of alllpresecriptions and all other articles wi as low as Hrst-class goods can be sold. ' ~ Any article purchased and unsatis- facwry, willfbetpgieergnlliy excganged or money re un , 1 re urne in or iginal condition. Anything wanted and not In stock will be obtained at
short notice. Youir patronagli: iiesoll- cited, and my en eavor wi 0 maintain it by low prices and court- eous treatment.
H. J. MABON.
DRUGGIST. Bourla. P. E Island. (Next Cox tfotel,Dr. McLellan's New Building.
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onthelatestfootforms. Wewatchleatherfoot-
gearstyles-thereisnot
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Wemakeour rubbers l
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1847 Rogers and other makes of
discount.
Jeweler and 0pticianI
Sunnyside Queen Square.
We have in stock a large line of
Knives. lforks and Spoons, which we are now offering at a liberal
G. II. TAYLIIR,
L .
(commencing
monday
We offer you the choice
of 50 Pairs of BOY's and Misses’ Boots. all
kinds and sizes, odds and
ends, some of them were sold In $1.40. but wins for a few days only
75c. a pair.
Call before your size is
gone.
J. l'l. BELL,
mlb
C Fcl’s 1
Naptha Soap.
This isa soap which is very
highly recommended.
Will wash everything washable,
clean everything cleanable, and hurt nothing.
U7() per cake.
V for 250-
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Charming Rings
Our Ladies’ Rings run from
VALENTINES i
Comic Valentines,
Lacc Valcntlncs,
Fancy Valentines
|ll. A. TANION 8; C0.,
Jenkins & Son
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lol Not Uoslly~
We carry a very large stock of
Rings-including Rings for Men, Rings for Ladies, Rings for Misses I and Rings for Babies-and beauti- ful as is the showing in its entirety, it will surprise ycu to find howl
Cl-iARLO'I'l'ET0WN,,I P_- E. l.,
FEBRUARY 15, 1904. ' -SATURDAY MORNING-
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SINGLE corv ‘rw .
'rwsnrv-arvn cauraoririirusiwf -I
Htl! s`»`-ENER SCHEME.
Ile lllhlh lolghborlr Ad Wu All
Ion laughs. _ ,
The blond neighbor never bsdealled bdoro, so the brunette wal aomewhat suprised N ooo her. “Wo'vo been neighbors ,for some
time," remarked the blond after the Int formal greetings had been ex- changed. _
"Almost a year," retumed the bru-
nette. ' “Long enough," continued the blond, “so that either of ua might reasonably call upon tha other tn do a little neigh- borly act.”'
“Either ot ua might,” admitted the
brunette guordodly.
“And we really ought to he friends," penusted the blond. "We can he of greet alalatanco to each other at times."
“It's quits possible," the brunette con-
ceded still guardedly. "Ia there soma- tlllng you wllh to bonowf*
"Oh, dear, no," answered the blond. “I thought perhaps you were just out of cofoa or' wanted a little' of my heat china and silver to help out at a little dinner or something of that sort."
"Not st all,” said the blond. “I was
thinking of your children. p You have several, I believe."
"Four," was the reply. 'And they ay some and oemllonally
lay loepfrog and other uoby gums." Tha runetto became haughty at
ones. No woman cares to have a stran- ger east rsloetious on hor illdren.
"Oh, thats all right." the blond has-
tened to explain. “So do mine. All chtldreu are noisy, and the only thing to do il to take advantage of their noiai- neaa. Now, tomorrow morning about 10 o'elock a tall man with a black beard will call at my ilat. and if you’d watch for him and set the ehlldrsn to crying or playing leapfrog or making a great racket ot some kind"-
“Madam!” “Don't you understand yet?" persist-
ed tho blond, ignoring th9 lndlgnnnt interruption. “The man with the black beard is the new landlord, and hs'a coming to seo me about renewing the lease. Now, if you and your children can only make yourselves out to be se- riously objectionable neighbors don't you see what a chance it gives mo to force a reduction ot the rent? And later, when your lease expires, `l'll do as much for you. What! You won't do lt? Well, I don't blame the men for laying that most women have no head mr business.”
lrotler Dlokefn Philosophy.
It’a mighty hard ter mah a comfort-
able livin' dndjn' fault wid lobes’ warl’ you ever wus in.
De pictures er do angels show 'em al-
_wayl on do wing. But Byia’ will be too hard wort tor me-at over I glta dar.
De rainbow is nuttin’ mo’ ner less
dan da storm puttin’ on his bee' close en sayin ha sorry it happened.
Et you can’t git roun* trouble hy
gwlne de footpath de hes' thing you kin do la tar meat him in de middle er do road en have it out wid him.
It’| a good ldoe tar lay by fer do rainy
day, kno oven et do rain never comes you’ll still have a hnlleluln time in. do sunshine.
De wisdom or Solomon would be too
much ter folks fa dis day on time. All I wants la des enough ter show me how ter steer clear or do tools.
It's funny dat some folks dat knows
all erbont do stars above us can't tlnd de way ln dll worl' two miles tum home.-Atlanta Constitution.
lsllli leplnssolz "A Denver man recently sloped with
tha hired girl, and there is no doubt his wife think! that next bo having a neighbor woman coax' the gid away from her this is about the meanest thing that coull happen."
"Yes, but of course she can easily,
get another." ' "Another hired girl?" "No, Another husband."-Cleveland
Plain Doahr.
.A Dongeroun funk.
"dolls of our proverbs are not only looliah, but positively dlllbrous," said the simple soul. "Now, therva that on about ‘ha who runs may read' "
“Whafa the matter with tht?" ds-
mandsd the other.
"Well, I tried to read while I was
running once. but I tripped over a ditch
many of them cost only a few
dollars each. We believe that Ledger. ' __
there are quite a good many i
ople who would be glad to put a ' lV°l"7- ' _ `» ~'
irw spare dollars into a King did ~
they only know how pretty and tasty a one could be bought here icrasmallsnm. We invite you to think the matter over and to
come and see our stock. .
$2.00 up; our Misses’ Rings frvm $1.50; our Babies’ Rings from goc-
E.W.TAYLOR, 5'* _
and nearly broke my, lock.”-Phlladab phla
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‘Usa yssboil mowhcsotbobiauuroi
C°m¢f°“ B‘°°l" ~ inn nm nun rn get a mm me
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INFORMATION FOR..
FINANCHISE VOTERS.
For the convenience of Franchise Voters
wishing to pny Bond Tax in order to qualify to vow at the Bye-Election to bo held on the 16th instant, the following persons have been authorised by special appointment to receive the tax and grant receipts therefor:
The Tax may be paid any time before
voting.
Township No l
il Archibald Campbell, Clifton. “ Andrew Mobeod, Burlington. 21 Amhlblld Campbell, Clifton. “ Andrew McLeod, Burlington. “ John G. McKenzie, South Granville. 22 Junlus Simpson, Hops River.
“ Norman McLennan, Hazel Grove.
23 George Houston. New Glasgow. 31 Judson A. McDougall, Kingston. 32 Robinson Warren, North River. 05 William E. Stretch, Long Creek. “ Judson A. McDougall, Kingston.
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Baartqnartm-)porlb....... Beaf(amall)por
Pork . . . . . . . . . . . liubtcnpi-rcaroass............
Butter hash
g}:;l:I DOI' Dbl (lmpikm. ...
Bl. ll0W,DBl‘ II... -I
Potatoes, bus........ _
Parslov.................._... Hnypercwt
Hny per bon (pressed)....
Straw par out . . . . Snr-aw per t,on(prsssed......
Turnipsbus............ 0ulonsperlb.....
Celeryperbunoh......
Geesaper Chickens per 1b.... .
Rabbltsper pair-..,... ......0
Ducks per lb......
Becta rbus_.....
Carrots perbus...... Parsnlpsperbus........,.,,,_ Turlreyper
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(Farmers' Prices-Corrected Da
Bar-le ,porbus o Beef&aroass)per1b.... Buckwhoat...... .
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Butter, per ....0 Ca1fsklnslb.... _._ ....0
gpm, per'tgoa............ ....0 a ,per.
Hides p_crlb..... island lour, per |00 Ibs........ Oai.meal,per (Xl 1bs..........2 Oatsblack) per bushel. . . . . .0 oaoslwnlm per bushel. . . . . ....0 Wheatperbushel..,......... Pork . . . . . . . . 0 Potatoes,perbus..............0 Turnips............. _
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GEORGETOWN MARK
God, r, quintal
Herriip Er bbl......... . . _ . ... Smok erring (Bloabers),
per box . . . ...
Mackerel, each Turnlps, per bus . Potatoes per bus 0abbage,perdoa......
,Ea'ps.oerdoz..... ......0 Chckens,per palr...... Apples, per pk . ....0
Butter per lb. Becta per bus..... - 0nts.per- bus.._.......
Oatmeal, per' owt..... _ .. ...2
Cranberries Hides perlb Parsnlpsperbus....... Barleyperhus.._.......,......, WlldducksDorpalr............
Geese r lb.. .
Turkegsperlb'
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COOL E8
Pale Weak Women
Take New liopc
There is a remedy for all your
troubles. Thousands have been Cured. Why get back your Strength and Vigor by Using the Food-Tonic Ferrozonc ?
Ever since the world began woman' has
home more than her share of suffering. Secret troubles undermine her strenath,
yet she seldom complains. But; because abs has suffered ln t e past. is no rrason why she should forever be dragged down misery and sleeplessnrss.
There ls a rerredy, one that will lift that
awful burden and remove the Ilia from which women suffer. The name of this remedy is Farrozona which to-dny is a household word throughout the length and breadth of the American continent. New hope has been brought into the llfc
of manyla downcast woman, a new era of health as dawned for thousands who have tried and proved the merit of Ferro-
zone.
There is no girl or woman who [can af-
ford to miss t, e banoflt. that ls sure to some from the reaular use of this grand remedy. lt acts dlracl ly on all the organs and insures functional activity upon which health so largely depends. Your days of ‘weakness and headache, your hours of nervousness and despcndenoy will all depart. Life will hold for you
many nowvloya as lt does for everyone that uaas errozono reznlarly.
Your whois body will feel the quicken-
25 influence of Fen-oaono. Tha blood
l be pnrltlod and enriched. You will no
longer sulfur from suppression and inur- fu-ence wllh the menstrual functions. Ferrozone nuns all sash allmantl and prevent their rsturn.i LI'/Qluu ~- *T _ '
Mrs. ‘Mary B. Cowan, of Hillsboro,
wrltoa: If half the ailing women lo this
world only use Fan-oaooa raqlarly they would save a great deal of aio ness. Bur
fore ner; Fermsona I was fatigued and tired o la with the least. exertion. I spent hull mp time in bod and was forever both- ered w th some trouble orauothrr. After using a few boxes of Ferromouo I became mom robust, my strength Increased and
the lrru§nlarit.lea I formerly had have dis- appaaré . _lhrmmao Ia a gr-and medicine
r o en. This la the oxpnrlanceofthouoanda. You
really ought to use Ferroloue,-it will do you so much good. Don't listen to the
dmglrt who urges something gust- as g _ No nubatlbula compares wl b Fer- voaone which floss all that la claimed of It. Price 50c. per box or six boxes fnr
$150 t d aiu v. n I 'rn mm" .'<l‘.§...I.' .",'I<l.Ig'l.'&...,I‘I1’.‘€.‘ °
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Six Doctors Failed to Cure Him.
ERYSIPELAS
AND SALT RHEUM WAS
THE TROUBLE.
Burdock ,
Blood Bitters
DID MORE 'IIAN SIX DOCTORS COULD D0.
Ire. Theo. Newell, Argyle Sound, N.S.,
llproases har opinion of this wonderful blood remedy In the .following letter:
" It is with the greatest gratitude
that I can testify to the wonderful cur- ltivo powera of Burdock Blood Bit.- tera. For years my husband suferod terribly with Eryaipelas and Salt Rheum. Hs was no had at times that he could no sleep on account of the itching and bum-
lng_ He had been under the care ofsix
different doctors, but they failed to do him any good. I had read different times of the wonderful cures being made by Bur- dock Blood Biltera, ao advised him to giva it a trial. lie did ao, and after taking live bottles was cured without A doubt. I would strongly advise any person troubled with blood disorders to give B.B.B. a fni
trial for I am lure it will curo them.”
‘_ 1-all
osoo tion” EX FENSE S
l_ For men or energetic women to visit our Agencies, to establish new ones, proc-Irlng names and nridresser, to advertise our goods. Experience not necessary, hut h ouesty and Iu- duntry.
lhe Bridle!-Barraisen co..lll. Brant ord. Ontario.
6 satii w oi
Chccsc lliakcr Wanted.
\ ___ Tenders will be received by the
undersigned on and up to March 5th at rzo‘clock noon from persons wi1l~ ing to contract with the Montague Dairying Company to make cheese for the season oi' 1904. Tender to state wages per month and per Ioo lbs of cheese manufactured. Cheese-» uhker to find his own help.
Reference required, address <
]. M. AITKEN. Sec.
Montague Bridge.
Feb .I |904-6 Sat 3l w 3i
MEADOW BANK FARM FOR SALE
I offer at private sale the beautiful
farm known as
MEADOW BANK two miles from Cornwall on the West River. The farm and buildings are in first class condition.
200 ACRES of as fine land as there is in the Pro- vlnce.convenient to schools,churches, cheese and butter factories. etc.
In fact there is no more desirable
property on P. E. Island.
JAMES MCMILLAN,
Cornwall, 1'. O.
al, aw
WA|\_|_'_l'ED.
A few good sub-agents in the more
populous districts of Prince Edward Island to act as representatives of The Imperial Life Assur- ance Compocny.
'l he Imperial Life is today the
most progressive Life Co. in Canada.
For all particulars apply to*
A. A. BARTLETT.
Provincial Manager,
Charlottetown. P. E- I.
5 d fr, we, sat, w 3i
Mill
GLASS FRUIT JARS
We have on hand a large
stock of Glass Fruit Jars
in pint, quart and 2 quart
sizes, selling cheap.
Special prices in dozen
lots.
l0illl G0liiI0LiIl & C0.
Queen ntreer.. Cn’Tuwn. '
dlwzeod'l‘u,Th,lat. _
mr ` `
Valentines
Comic and Fancy
Our large stuck is now ready for you to selggt from. Prices from r cent up almost as high an you wish to go. In the comics we have them to suit every trade and oc- cupation. Come in and Ulrike your selection early. We have a big stock but they are sell-
' ing fast.
Mitchcll’s Bookstore
Sunnyside.
vwnvhhhslulf
Fodoral Blood
A choice Blend of Ceylon,
India and China Teas,in such proportions as to insure a
delicious cup of Tea.
S0ld by all the principal
Grocers. Wholesale by
iloKiNNON & MtliEV|ii
wer Queen St. Ch’town.
NOVA SCOTIA
Garment linnolaotow
238 and 240 CliREl(lllTON ST" ||AL||1,\)(,
Manufacturers of
Mea’s Shlrts,|whlte and colored
Boys’ " -- » ‘-
Men's Working Pants.
Men’a Overalls, blue Idrlll and denham.
5°” II II .- .I II
Boys’ Blouses,
Cow Boys' Pauls.
Ci||¢|rea'a Sailor Suits. Coats, white drill, for cooks. waiters, bat- hers, barhera.
Boys` Sailor Collars, trimmed,
Bova' Windsor Ties.
Ladles’¢`Aprons, plain and trl-mel,
Ladies’ Underwear,
Ladiev' Night Dresses,
Ladies Skirts and Undersklrtr,
(l||lIdren’s N'rtt lfreneli Cl|I|drea’s Unlcrclotllllg.
Cl|lldren’s Dresses. Chlldren’l Plnilorel
lniant‘s Sllpa,
Chlldren's Sailor Front:
Pillow Slips.
Bags: liagsiliagsi
We have the best grain bags in
the country. They are large enough to hold 4% bushel Oats, or 3 bushel potatoes. They are strong, clean, have hemined tops, and are guaranteed to give satisfaction.You want some, how many ?
Reid & Creighton
Wholesale dealers In Island produce, Pitt Street,
Sv Y
d&wlY pd
Pomlor
Why is our
trade increas-
ing e v e r y
day P Be- cause our tits
are perfect
and goods
give satisfac-
tion.
F.
Custom Tailor.
Great George Street.
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