is for babies, and children who are thin and pale when they ought to be fat and ruddy; for- hnen _and women who are weak and delicate when they ought to be strong! and hearty-for all who are

p ment from their food.

all provides nourishment.

We'll lend you a sample free upon reqngq, KQTT I BOWNE. Toronto, OIL

not getting proper nourish-

Poor blood, thin body, open

the door for disease. Scott’s Emulsion. bars the Y way. Makes the blocd_.richer, pro- duces healthy ilesh and above

Have

You Bought Your PO R T

HOOD COAL

ECZEM A Glllli.

We have asure cure for

Eczema or Salt Rheum. We can tell you of many very stubborn cases where it has been used and has effected a

cure in every case. It is called

MacNcill’s Eczema Lotion

We guarantee it to cure any

case. Should it fail we refund the money.

Price 25 cts a bottle. Sent

by mail on receipt of price. Sold only by

H. A. ELLIS

THB GUARDIAN, WM PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND A

J HIM Sllllllillll

And Without the ‘Warning of a Moment.

Lemuel Phillips, a Prominent Citi- zen of Charlottetown Drops Dead Yesterday Morning.

Many citizens were shocked yesterday

morning lolcarn of the sudden death of one of Obarlott/etown’s well-known rest dents which occurred without a moment’s warning at ten`c`clock in the show~rooms at The Mark Wright Furnishing Oompsny.

The one whose life was so suddenly

taken away, without the warning of a moment was Lemuel Phillips cf Hillsboro Street and formerly a member of Chappell and Phillips, architects of this City. Mr. Phillips had come from his home to at- tend a meeting of the St. Peters Starch Company of which he was the manager. The meeting was to be held at ten o'olock in the cfilce of E. H. Beer which is situat- ed to the rear of the show-rooms of the furniture drm. L. L. Beer had already arrived and as the clock was striking ten Mr. Phillips entered the store. He walked to the back of the building, shook the snow oil' his feet. and proceeded towards the stairway which leads to Mr, Beer's olllce. E. H. Beer and Mark Wright were coming down the steps, the latter to meet him.

When about six feet from the fool. of

the stairwav Mr. Phillips spoke.

"G >od morning, Mr. Beer," he said, "lt

is a stormy----".

Suddenly and before the sentence was

concluded, Mr. Phillips stiffened and Icli to the floor as a log, his head striking with considerable force. Before the on- lookers could reach him and prehaps even before the body reached tnc lloor it was llfeltss. Dr. Carruthers and Coroner H. D.

Johnson were immadlnlcly summoned by telephone, restorativea were procured at Rankin's adjoining drug store, but noth- ing could be done, the vital spark had fled and earthy aid was powerless to to recall. it. The physicians after ex- amining the body pronounced the death due to a rupture of a blood vessel of the brain causing hemorrhage and con- sequent instant death. If death had not been instantaneous, ev en before the body had fallen, it would have been hastened by the striking of the head on the floor. Mr. Phillips had made no com- plaint of feeling unwell and the night before had been in the best of health. He had apparently not the slightest pre- monitlon of the summons he was shortly to receive. '

The lata Mr. Phillips was born in Mon-

tague65years ago. When about twenty five he removed to Charlottetown and has resided in this city ever since. He began his apprentice ship as a carpenter under the late Thomas Alley, father of the late Judge Alley. Later he started a contract- ing and building business with the late John Lewis, under the firm name of Phillips & Lewis. This firm wus dissolved in 1880.

Alter the big fire which dlstrcyed what

is now Victoria Row ln 1883 the deceased entered n partnership with C. B. Chap- pell and remained with him in the archi- tect business for ten years. Since 1893 he has been engaged in the starch business and as a manager of several lobster fact- cries.

There are left to mourn three children;

George residing in the Northwest; HOF- tsnse at home and \Vc ndell in the employ

YOU! lla.

The laregentleman was higblyrespeotad by all to whom he was known. He was a

universally esteemed. For s number of IMI? he was a trustee of the First Mathc- nlst Church and always took a deep in- terest in its welfare. The members of that congregation as well as all his ac- quaintances will join with The Guardian in extending sincere sympathy to the be. reaved.

Well Balanced Ncrvcs

Your Success in Life Depends Upon Them.

If Lacking in Nerve Force, Build

Up Your System With Ferro- zone-It I-Iss Helped Others- Let it Help You too.

_ Happy is the man who can work uncens- mgly without fear of an “attack of the nerves." Ile gets along, prospars, rises to position of power and importance. The strong man e pushed over the heads of his weaker brothers by virtue of being cap this to do audact when necessity calls,

' he weak nervous man is distanced be-

fore the race starts. But he ehouidn’t Hive-up without trying what Fsrrczcue

can do for him. This strengthening tonic has great power for bullo n up psople who are run down, tired antllexhausted.

Ferrozone starts right at the root of the

trouble and drives all impurities out of the blood. Then it gives the blood an nd- dlticnal supply of iron and other strength- ening elements which enables it to nour- ish the nerves back to normal condition. Ones the nerves are toned up, indlgestlnn and, stomach trouble disappear. The-n your system is in good order. and c \pable of being rebuilt in the proper way. Nerve tissue is formed, flabby must-ies begin to harden, weak o» gens regain strengt. ~, and before long the Lalf-wrecked man glories in the new-found vigor that Fen-oz ne has trougbt htm.

You may have tried n hundrel reme-

dies; they muy ull have failed. But this must.n't influence you allainst Fcrrozone, which ls su <i|ii`;reur. trom other prepara- tions. Ft-rrozcnif actually makes blood, and makes the kind of blood tnat is valu- able in maintaining health. Then Ftrro- zone has it wonderful action on food, oo. - vi-rting it into nu rimcnt, so that every- téhlng you cat is going to bs useful to your

Dfiy. Ferrozone is uncxcellud as u rebuilding

tonic for cliilfiren, women and men the young and old, in fact everybody can de- rive hnnelit. from Ferrczone, which is spec- ially reconimendefi for cblorosts, anaemia, lassitude, weakness and all rli-,orders aris- ing from impaired nerves or blood. 'l‘ry Ft-rrczone yourself. Price 50o per box or six boxes for $2.50. Sold by druggists and bv mall from N. C. Poison & Co., King- ston. Ont.. and Hartford. Conn., U. S. A.

ANNOUNCEMENTS

-Appropriate decorations are being placed in Hillsboro Rink for the Carnival.

-"Changes" of ads must be in not ister

than l p. m. each day to insure insertion following morning and not later than noon Saturday for the “Weeklv.”

-A basket eocial and entertainment

will be held in Harrington Hall, Brackley Point on Wednesday, Feb. llrd . Admis- sion l0 cents, ladies with baskets frce. Doors open at 7 o`clcck. w 27 d 29, 30.

-A grand basket social and entertain-

ment will be held at Little York, on Mon- day cvcning Fen. ist. Proceeds go to- ward Hull fund. Admission 15 cents. Ladies with baskets free. d 23, 29 w li pd

-Social at Lot 48. A basket social and

entertainment will be held in the Mount Herbert Hall (four miles from the city) on Tuesday night Feb. 2nd at 7.80 p. m. Admission i0c, ladies with baskets free. Hot drink will be furnished by the com- mittee in charge. Proceeds in aid of tice Methodist church at Mopnt llerbert. Should thc night prove unfavorable the social will be held the first fine night

gf L_ W, Cook, jeweler. The deceased

following. 20 d w li

Ordsbfa predeceased him a number ot

quiet, inostentatlcns Ohrlatlan gentlemen.

J Noam: 28.19°,

SCOTTS EMULSION wuswee wuz. .titer er sims.. w. »

THE EDITORS MAIL. -

FRUIT GROWEHS-

Sm,-The announcements are nnfv out

for the meeting cf the Provincial Fruit Growers' Association. This Association with its pretentious name has been in ex- iatencea good many years. its annual meetings have been generously treated by The Guardian and others of the local press. The t‘me has now come when it is proper to inquire, what it has actually ac- complished in producing fruit.

This question was forced on your corros-

pondent by some stttemonts made to him by a barrel manufacturer from a neighbor province, who said that for several years past be hai contemplated establishing a branch of his business in this Province for making fruit barrels in very large. num' bers. But of late, he remarked, there is no encouragement for such u prcject. The want of encouragement was not, he said, in the natural adapti~ bility of the country to grow frui', which he considered to be very good, but the trouhie was with the men who acteniyt d to produce it. While in successful irulr. growing and exporting districts orchard- ists got their supplies of young trees from the nurseries in lots or thousands at. a time, here the planter feels he has over- stepped the bounds of prudence if he asks the nursery man for more than one or two dozen, the result being that the day is very distant before this can be an ex- porting country requiring hundreds of thousands of fruit barrels annually.

Your correspondent was not sufficiently

well informed to object to the barrel man's assertions. At any rate, as he was inter cated in his trade, it is likely he had got safe information. It is certain that as yet a factory of the stated dimensions is not called for by our growers. And a more serious consider- ation te that it can never pay the owner of a small plantation to neglect the larger demands of his big fields cf grains, vegetables, hay, etc. whilc attending to the numerous requirements of a small fruit plot.

' TnavEi.1,i~.‘n.

LlNES ON THE DEATH OF MRS.

l. D. MUTTART, CARLETON.

Dear mother from this earth below,

We thy departure mourn,

But by thy life whllc licie we know

That thou wet‘t heavcnwairl bcrnc.

We miss thee oh thou saint above,

For all thy words and deeds were love.

A heart so perfect true and kind

Peace perfect peace shall surely find.

Thy last fcw years of helplessness

Were spent. in pain and sore distress,

But oh the rest. Christ gives thee now,

\\'ith victory`s crown upon thy brow.

With patience were thy sufferings borne,

For meekncss did thy life adorn, But. grief and suffering 'nil are past

And God has ulllefl thee ho ne at lastf

The loved ones who have gone tefore Have met thee on the other shore,

And sing with thee the song of praise, And shall through everlasting days.

The God of earth and heaven and sky, Pray grant us in the bye and bye, Mother and loved ones there to meet,

And walk with them the golden street

SURE CURE EOR SICK STOMACH.

Such maladies as Nausea, Sick Stomach,

Cramps and Coiic, yield instantly to Pol- son`s Nervilino, :intl if you suffer period- ically from any of these complaints lust. keep Nervillne handy and take ti few drops in water for quick rellcf. A large 250. bottle of Nervlline is a comfort and safeguard in any household, and will save great stnfaring and big doctors' bills every year. Do you use Nervlllnc? ’.i`ry it.

Hamurorv s PrLLs noN"r Gmrn.

HATE HE ALTH---LONG LIFE

and a Happy New Year

o the many policy-holders, friends, and agents in Prince litlwarti Is- and of

The Mutual Lifefof New York

is the fervent wish of the Company.

_Mr. jacob S, Jolmsou is Manager for the Maritime Provinces, at

Halifax. Our Mutual friend_ Mr. John lllcldftcllern. _Charlottetown has been for many 5 ears its faithful representative and cit a ent

9 tu th ratwxyr y g °

A Few Comparisons

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foru Dec Premium to Policy deeds income Claims oi in-

3Is! income Holders to Stock 0ver Ex- corpor-

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trates clearly the SUN LIFE OF CANADA is leader in the front ranks. A

To be safe always insure with a representative of the above Company

as it is prosperous and progressive and its agents are positively reliable. For ates and other information apply to

LEWIS H. BEER. J. H. WELCH.

Special Agent, Manager,

Charlottetown. P. E. Island.

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Choose The BEST Tne Tonacoo Epicure who does not use the

Hickey Twist, Pearl or Rube.

Has never derived that real enjoyment which is bn

They are the gems of the trade.

FINE CUT MIXTURBS IN 1 and 2 POUND TINS.

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EHHEENEE Bi EEHEEEECH

If somebody told you that you were “behind the times,"

you would not like it.

The Headlight

PARLOR HATCH

It is up-to-date and the only match to use indoors.

For sale at:every live grocery.

5 cents a. box, 3 boxes 12 cents.

WAEREEEE Ei EXEEEHEE

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AND STILL THEY

Every day the crowds attending our Great Bargain Sale are getting larger and larger. Saturday evening the store was thronged with deliglitcd buyers who evidently knew

they were in the Rlglll Sll0]) And no wonder, when they can secure here stylish new dress goods, purchased last Autumn, in Tweeds, Chev1ots,E`ancy Mixtures, Black fn11oys_L`-»`..r@<l Silks Colored Silk velvet and velveteen, besides fancy velvets for cushions and fancy work-all at llalf Dl'iC€. Then all our Silk W2llSIS including that elegant lot wc opened it icw da 5 ’b¢fore the sale began are selling at 67 CIS Oil lhC d0llal'. Besides all our Sl(ll‘lS, including 75 new ones, ln the Spring Styles and no two alike. Ladies say they are the clresnicst skiits ever shown here, and a decided Bargain. 'These also g0 at 1-3 Off. Also All I.8tll¢S Cl0Ih Jackets in stock,wh1le a few of the largest sizes wc will clear at Half Pl'lCC.

All Trimmed Mllllllbry Half Pi’lCC. And still a nice lot of those Flll‘S ln Collars, Muffs and etc., which we will clear at H3lfPl’lCC. Other Furs I-3 oil. These are only a few

f h B ' ii rin - . . _ O t e malritythgrltiizhqi Ellilllllellg D¢Dd8i`lillClil, prices have also taken a tumble, a great many lines going at Half Pl'lCC, others 1-3 off. Come in men and have a look at these. They are Genuine Snaps. It will y ou to buy ll0W, and buy li¢l‘C. You don’t get Bargains like these very often.

Read the followillig list ' _

Half Price

1500 yds Dress Goods ~ 500 yds Ulster Cloth 450 yds Silk Velvet 300 yds Velveteen 265 yds Fancy Blouse Silk 25 Fur' Mcffs T

30 Fur Collars

All For Capes V

~lltiade,C.‘»l0thins¢ _

All Fur Lined Capes

All Trimmed Hats

Children’s Gloves

Lot of Men's Gloves

Lot of Dress Trimmings Flannelettc Underwear Laces,“Elnbrcidery

Wings, Breasts, Cord

Ladies’ Faoinators Lot of Men's Ready

Wrappers

Silk Shict Waista’ _

Gloves

Rmbons Ladies’ Fur Caps

- Whitewater ‘ ‘“

l-3 llff A

1 ‘li

, , Men's For Mitts :

Lot of Jackets

Men’s Clothing

Monk lints and Caps

Men's Fur Coats

Men’s Fur (laps

Ladies’ For Mitts .

Ladies’ Fur Rude- -

Sleigh Robes `

Wool Shawls

Wool Rugs

Wool Tame

Ladies’~Skirts

Waterprocfs

Blankets

Bachelors

Stamped Linens

CO .

Cushion Covers

Msn's Winter Shirts

Prints

W|»istbags

Purses

All goods not mentioned 10

to 20 per cent off.

Samples given and Goods

sent on approval as usual.

C0. .

SENTNER, TRAINOR ,

THE STORE THAT SAVES YOU MONEY.

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