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Dictionary

(The Peoples Edition of) Chambers Etymolo-

gicoi Dictionary of the English Lan-

HUILIB-

Pronouncing. Explanatory Etymoiogicnl-

Edited by A. Find-

later, M. A. L. L. D.

Recommended for use

in the Public Schools

of P. E. Island by Dr. Anderson, Chief

Superintendent of Education.

Price 35c per copy. for

sale by

cinrnn it co., Lui.

Booksellers and Stationers.

§si5:.-.1éiii7..§:s5sai=.i

Women’s Rubbers, 25

cents.

Women’s Rubbers,

Wool lined, 35 cents.

Mcn’s Rubbers Wool

lined 40cents.

li1en’s Overshoes, sizes

6, 75 cents at

GUFF BRUS.

EEECEEDEEE

To the Electors of West Queens.

tir~::~1rr.r.MnN-A Writ having issued

calling an election for West Queens on the 16th February next, to select n representative to serve in the :louse ofComn1ons, and having been ~orninated as the Liberal standard bearer at a very large and represent- ative convention held on the 24th Decexnlier 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 aiu 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 efforts to further promote the welfare of Prince Ed- ward Island generally and West Queen 'R in particular.

I have the honor to remain

Yours faithfully,

IIORACE HASZARI).

:J its id

Notice is hereby given that Ai-

‘ired W. Sterns. Esq., of Charlotte- town, in Queen’s County has been appointed the agent of Angus A ` McLean, one of the Candidates at the Election now pending for the , Electoral District of West Queens for a member to represent said dis- trict in the House of Commons at Ottawa in pursuance of Section r43 of the Dominion Elections Act

rgoo. 1

EWEN MacDOUGALL, ,

¢ Returning Oiiicer.

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'ras cuannras. cnsanou-rsfiiown, rumen .snau`uap,y.¢¢,.,.,--Q

ahead of doctcr’| mndkim.

tional Co. may congratulate themselves Ia

ve sei is now laid up or to

GEO. W. MCKAY

*~‘l“°“- NU' 1-°"d°“-__ Sehomes of the Church . , _ .. ._ _

rr d tsl. 1 mo ____, _

Behgious and Benevolent.. ._ _ _

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For Men, Boys and Youths. ~-

We take the greatest pains to pro- cure the iiuesr. laiesi and heat in Footwear for your comfort and joy.

MORRlS°& SMITH,

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Queen Street.

WAN_]'E D.

A few good sub-agents in the more

populous districts of Prince Edward Island to act as representatives of The Imperial Life Assur- ance Company.

'i 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

GUI ll Ill A N WANTS

[[05 sans 5

INCUBATOR AND BROODER FOR SALE

-Capacity ron chickens new, will be acid at n big reduction for eaah. Apply ai this office.

5 dw if

HELP WANTID-UAL 2

WANTED,-Several industrious persons in

each state to travel for house established ele- ven years sud with a large capital, to call upon merchants and agrnts for successful and pro- aub'e line. Permanent engagement. Week ly cash salary ul 3:4 and nil travelling expm. ses and hotel bills advanced in cash eaeh week. Experience not essential. Mention reference and eueiose self sddrenserlfuuvelope. National. Canton Bldg., Chicago. s-4 ri :oi

Dov w/in rim-A man nad boy abou

16 yearfol ale. who understands looking afizr a furnace, taking care of a horse and cow and can make himself generally useful about I

house. Apply at this omce. gd if J

installed, there should be something done

garding this important matter.

organized history of over ninety-tive

Ordinary Account . . . . . . . , . ...$ 362.70 SalnryufPsstor.......... ._ ._ 80000

090.84 81.00

Lidics' Aid Soclety..... .. 31.16 Other incidental expenses _ . . . ... 42.00

To‘al . . . _ , . _ . . . . . . , . . . . . . . , . ._ .$2316.70

In addition a large amount of voluntary

work was given on improving the church grounds. Tha Lsfiie~` Aid are looking forward to further renovating the interior of the church at no distant date. The session fund reported a balance of $19.64, and tha Managers, after provision had been made for paying for the Manse furnace by the meeting, could report u bilnncscf over $100. A hearty vote sf thanks was tendered the beard of Man» szera. and those retiring were unanimous- ly re~eiected.

The entertainment and social held on

the eveging of Feb. ith in Hamilton Hail was a ecided success. The night was flue and clear, and although the travelling was heavy, sulll the hall was filled to its utmcst capacity. The following program was crcdilnbly rendered beforea deeply interested and appreciative audience.

Musio- The Choir.

Recitation-Master Harry Woodside. Instrumental Music-Miss Janie Mc-

Donald and R.. McLellan.

Dialogue-entitled “A Trip to Chicago." Music-The Choir.

Drill- School Pu piis. Solo -Fred. Ramsay. Address-Hou. Mr. Richards, M, L. A. Duett.-Misses Eliza Woodside and

Ethel Warren.

Dialogue-entitled, “IIousecleaning." Instrumental Music-Miss McDonald

and R. McLellan.

Address-A. A. Iiefurgev. M. P.

Music~»The Choir.

Dialogue-entitled, Terry 0’Toole.

Sole-Miss Hattie Ramsay. Dialogue-entitled, “A Slight Mistake." Solo-Chas. McDonald.

Music-The Choir.

At. the close of the entertainment Chas. McDonald was called upon to auction on a large number of tastefully trimmed pies, which were keenly contested for by the aspiring youths present, and amid smiles and pleasant conversation were 'shared with the fair ladies who had brought them. A spirit, of good-will and orderliness pervadsu during the .entire evening, and at a lata hour the large iratherlng dispersed, all having apparently enjoyed themselves fully, and carrying away pleasant and lasting msmories. The proceeds of the evening which go to painting the bali amount to the neat sum of ($.00.

WANTED A case of headache that

Kumfort Headache Powder will not ours in ten minutes.

Snow shovels at Camel-on‘s. ` 11 d li

You have learned by experience that

there ls no quibblinn or deception in what ws say with regard to money saving during our great winter sale. The balance of aliwiutnr goods mustbe sold at tremendous discounts.-Prawn Bros.

and gradually the lrritabi ity le t ln nerves and I not well Ferrczona cured

bogetthevlewsof the rate-payers re- b vi th ' f _t ble

me yremo ng e causeo my ron and by giving me enough additional s'ren th to rth th k of

_ g ove row e attac

Pnrucrrrowiv congregation has an nervousnesa.rcan recommend Ferrozcne

strongly. ‘

No expectations are too hi h to be ful

R _

_ “"5 md "°°"i“ 9‘."’°"i“¥ th" P°"i°d “f ililed it Ferrozone is used. Many others bible 5°? F M R°,:n°Msé35l°n9’sh;n1°“";° time. Ab the annual meeting recently have been cured of troubles worse than "2"" ,,,;“°'",,, 'ij _, ", °°°°°; ,"'."" ' and Hon. Peter MoNur.; chairman of Dim- Try Fvrrmwue- Iv completely re-

°'°“B °"° ‘ C '“‘ P“‘“l' “ *BP* ’ builds the nervousaystsm and establishes hm. s°°d f‘1\'fi¢r. iw Miller. eliwfilliy "M B°“"d °f M““°5°"9"-“ld he hm much ahsnlthy condition throuahoutths en-

mnptea 1°. sim., sivrnz urge emu .nu plwwre in vrfseniluxu very Satisfactory tire body; faiensiie For paftienin-s apply to G. ra. report for 1903. The expenditure was ns. Dvlfi Gi? BD! 8`H'P"y li°=~i"f “ilk” YOU M¢Eschr¢n_ H M. Cuslomf Sourii. W'\\=r2 follows for all branches of Church workz- think were is °°5'"""‘z 9° “°"'i “B F°"°'

nne. It alone eau|cure peruianent.ly.~ Iu~ slat on having! nothing but Ferrozohe.

Price 500 per box or six boxes for 152.50, st all druggiste or by mall, from . C. Poison. &. Co., Kingston, 0.1!., and Hart.- fort, Conn. U. S. A.

INFORMATION FOR

FINANCHISE VOTERS.

For the convenience of Franchise V0‘ers

wishing to pay Road Tax in order to qualify to vote at the Bye-Election to be held on the 16th instant, the following persons have been authorized by special appointment to receive the tax and grant receipts therefor:

The Tax may be paid any time before

voting.

Township No l

20 Archibald Campbell, Clifton. “ Andrew McLeod, Burlington. 21 Archibald Campbell, Clifton. “ Andrew McLeod, Burlington. “ John G. McKenzie, South Granville. 22 Junius Simpson, Hope R|vs'r.

“ 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.

VALUABLE ADVICE TO MOTHERS.

If your child comes in from play cough-

ing or showing evidences of an approach- ing attack of Gi-ippe, Sore Throat, or

siokuess of any kind. drab thing get out your bottle cf N nnvruus. Rub t. e cheat. and neck with Nerviiine, and give inter- nal doses of ten drops of Nervilinc in sweetened water every two hours. This will prevent any serious trouble. No llniment or pain reliever equals Polson's

Nerviline, which is a necessitg In every household. Large bottles cos only 250.

“MAJOR” TAYLOR A WINNER.

Pains, Feb. 4.-A despatch from Syd- ney, N. S. W., reports the results of the bicycle races between the American bicyclists. "Major" Taylor, Msclfarlaud and Lawson., Lawson won the miie race and Taylor was second. Taylor was first. in the tive mils race, with MacFarlsnd second. Taylor was drlt in the ton mile race, in which Lawson was second.

Dear" Slrs,- I was for seven years a auf

fersr from Bronohial trouble, and would be so hoarse at times that I could scarcely speak abuvoawhinper. 1 not no relief from anything till I tried your HIN- ARDS RONIY BALSAM. Two’ bottles gave relief and lixbottiu made a oem- piste cure. I would heartily rooommmd it to anyone suffering from throat. or,lun¢ trouble. _ , . _ '

" J. F. VANBUSKIRK.

Fredericton.

|008(

£ i

_L C2

'W'-'1 ‘R

H “tau” ,_I hi" med Dom.. securing the services ofa man so well can be overcome b Enrichin Admission 2 C.

Kianzy Pin, and can normal( ny limi qualified for the iwlli-Ium Y . g S t ’ 5 C “°"°" “’T(dd"“y'hil"g bfglflr' dl W". '° bm THE question ol watcrworin and sew- Und N°ufi3hinZ the Bi°°dv S 35}Ic° h , ’

with my .i nays cou ar y .raise my- d _ _ an at U es _ ;e_llil”ui;r:‘i;l:I<:;1¢ help but Dfwnv Kldlwl 32;: 1133:: mgglrf l1:“;;Tn:d,:,‘:d:“,:° Thereby Rebuilding the I* erve g » . Rink Mannion.

I C n

"My wife was always complaining of' n nominate a Board, with this the principal Cells. `

iam!! l>l¢k. lm’ 01°! ¢°U\P|°¢°|Y Cufld plank in its platform, to contest the coin-

i~ its ,M th Son or Poison L into sr , s

a er CURED ‘gina Mic P..r n u.?:»:1»,‘ scum; is

` _ vllilllll in the city.

` lisa sllihialnson and Hill Beatrice _

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1 MANY

. P, the gu:stof=::. George A"bhot:.l" _ I _ _ _ _ 5

|<1dnCY 1"S, Latest from Summerside and _:1f“1:::i;.:R::.;_u:ii’.:i::;mn;

Prince Countv- ==--mo--»¢ rw ma nn 01°-»--it 'R ~ 5 “ I » l

TH! VILL;-Nov" ` axvwt to retnrntothoir homo at Wo‘u- 9 ` .5

SPECIFIC POR I "" k wr is .mlm uw. `

Awaops beam of west and Rangers .l|;:-nritwqokha _mm d .

Bid(/ldu, i,IW» glued Aria: orally' rwrznotfnige Olgotag hum me Cunha s‘:|'t°:l“ m' B;.t°':r: p Dropsy, rig s Disease' , ‘°“°;'h:°; mxalglnk ext’ m|..|r¢=|n»¢.a. J. Jm»,a1m_N.n

and all Kidney or Bladder troui>iu.` Egan-:noon nud°sui\’ered defeat by It few b,;;,r,,,,d ¢,:‘;i`,|,“l,,'|.,,v,Z:,°:,i:'|?, C vs

' h u intl .

Rnd afar; :bg/‘hols family mm |71 Oaaapsa GAY has taken a position with .8 mu" .N . M"

W°°‘|¢*f‘*| th I t ti IH tc Co.,as t - Q 35i`f°S~f5`5i"57=7z° »2- The Awful Distress TO-MORROW NIGHT

Mr. Hmry Hedrick, South Woodsia, Od-9 Gay has had many years experience in

uy»timDom'»Kldn¢yPlll»u¢i=f the m-.onine business and rua Inman- of [Unable Nfrvcs ‘

_-run:

CHINA

30 per

everthing

for C

HASZARD

her-0 I ' N d _th hh ing civic election. Many people favor a mA`:y aliixo 0; the ngggps system gomdo ‘ _J E"

“ ur son was asc rou e wi lb R tl , t I bn x , or D DPP! llev causes nl' “““°" “sr “ .‘;"' “ii” "’ 's 5.°.§i°.J.Z€..°..‘;:?.°°.i§.;"!.‘....2°".l‘.f’..'I ::°.‘.:".'.:".;..“1?':.°.:'i’.i'.';::':.:'f°t'°?.1:..:i:::.:°

h ol m try em nn _ ' _ e _ -

§,:)r';dY1?m¥" ,',e||_ Th, ,re fu- that prcperlyholdcrs alone should cas. Life loses its attractiveness, worry and

' ' ' dy! d ‘ ballots for or a ainsoit there is a stronf' “U” ‘l“|°k|Y f“U'°W "I0 bm" °f ti"

ahead ofdoctorsmedrcine, an_ a visa R . . smrewr who keeps up "_ bm” bean' M a trial of Doap’s Kidney Iiills for all feeling that non-property holders who long as poiaiblen and than breaks dawn

IUECFGFI f"°m |¢\d“°Y “'°‘-‘bl°- have property rented and who in reality oomp‘etely.

Price 50 cts. a box, or 3 for $1.15, all pw (he mm, cm we property hand by Nervcus wrecks are very sad, pitiful in-

d¢3|¢l’S 01' them should have a voice in the matter. ?s":f|’t$:°:i:y°°;g’:;'G ‘¥,‘|:`2 gg:‘e§;"‘;'é"';°h'}g THB CO” ERIWBVGF I DIGUCBCUDB “UW 3°'-'|119 impmb' great. nerve restores' has been demon-

TOR 0 0 able at present; and should a Board run straitefi in mlll1Yl0B‘8\=?eg|1¢r€ 031°? UFC!!-

ONT NT s t. ,

'_ 4;? on the Waterworks and ssweragcquestion, gsfga sgigruflgeg °°°nHd“e°;;; °|f5? 0'3":

in ti; event of their election the vote lasting renova? M Fenozone ls “Wd

wou a °

Dr H D H D le!" Rive such a Council a fre.. Hosts of wel known people have fimnd

° i.-.id on me some nannies action, ir only l;]1»|+:l§£1{)\;r<:];\grIl=mi-;¢;1;i\'°=1;>I=;g- éipofipmtgsge

` Phy§|C|B.l’\ Bhd SUI"00l‘\. tocali citizens together, furnish esti- son of Cmwevme' “ho “im ‘drum ghd Special attention to the diseases or mI1i>".l=\v° the question thvrouzhly dis- to think than there is ar, lease one honest

children mused and iam have public sentiment remedy for nervous people. No one vm

_ imagine what I suffered with my nerves

Oiiice and Residence'-Dorchester St. near °xpr““°d i'hr°“gh 5°m° t°rm °t plebes gnglggmgglmgg wgndgr ng um |;Nmb¢|'-

citv Hotel. 8 cite. Such steps are quita reasonable and of "Bei," prescriptions and medioinosi OFFICE HOURS-I 1° 5 l‘~ '"2-5'u':""] ‘z 3 go?" right; as there are many citizens anxious took. But Ferrozcue acted differently

_ ' to nee a waterworkil and sewer-nge plant f"°‘“ “U "h° "W 1° bllmi “P mY °¢75i‘°m

BIG _

DISCOUNT SALE

_°f_

GOODS

ends at

9 o’cloclt

tonight.

cent off,

in Chinn

to Everybody

ash. .

ro. Moons.

Brass Kettles with spirit

Soc.

Regular price 5oc now 3oc.

Wire Card Racks 5c.

Money refunded if goods

DODD &

Everything Wholesale

B Ri5ilINS _

lamp, regular price $1.25 now

NICKEL WATER KETTLES

1% Pint Brass Toddy Kettles regular,price $2.25 now $1. 50. 2 Pint Brass Toddy Kettles, regular price $2. 50 now $I,6o. Nickel 5 o’clock Tea Sets, regular price 9oc now 5oc.

are not satisfactory.

ROGERS,

in Hardware. ` ‘

and Retail.

M 5-f "2 -

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Axes 5oc, 6oc , ~

Buck Saws 35c. 45c.

Hand Saws 35c. 45c, 75c.

Hstchets 251:, 35c, 45c.

Brace bits Sc, roc, uc. r4c.

These are genuine bargains an

of them. Call and inspect.

Abegweirs cryaais. Frida i. ht.

€;.fiP|anéi_iTi1i BARGAINS,

BARGAINS, BARGAINS,

We iind after- stock-tale mg that we are over- stocked with carpenters’ tools and to reduce them we offer them at a small margin on cost.

Cross Cut Saws $r.oo. 81.25. $1.50. Hammers 15:, 25c. 35c.

Braces z5c, 35c.

Screwdrivers 5c, zoc.

Files 5, 7, 9. deveryone should take advantage

CAME..§.Q1.li...& 5""