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'rHEcHARLo'r'rE'rowN GUARDIAN, FEBRUARY 23,19°5

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AlW°;l trbgrilfeuria-'ont

teéhgllatest styles of let- ~

°\1 certainly have

-"M116 Silverware that should be en aved. 1

We will gd it just as

you want it.

I p iw. w. wsu 1 .

_Ieweller

L *_ ig ‘ _ __ _V ' I10.1‘l). Searletown at 2.21) and at Sumnier~

,glvgalllnlllilo ftfiend who. has a hard mid?

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IHE EIIIIIIIIIIII _

should apply here.

Ir was Charles Fullerton of the llliinor who won 2nd prize at the Armories Whlst Party on Tuesday night. -

Auvzirrislas are again reminded that

all “changed should be In this oiiiee no later than onep. m.`to insure insertion in following issue.

Rav. Jas. McDougall will preach (D. V.)

on Sabbath the 26th at Cape Traverse at

* ‘ _

side at 7 p. m. ‘

liilliilill For the Finest Finished Photo Work Come to

the _

Leading Studia

CARBCNS .PLATINDTYPES ARTISTS PROD!-'S'

IlllIlBEIl

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Have you got a cold?

Then get a box of

iiugl1c’s Grippe Remedy ’

It cures acoldin 24 hours. I How about that cough 7 `

ilughes’ Cough Mixture I will cure it. Now is the time. '

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Now is the time to

get a pair of Rub- ber Boots. Don’t wait for the first

big thaw. -

Mcn’s $4.00 per pair

Boys' cr is ~

Women’s $2.25 per

(2001) QUALITY

ours Rooms ,,,,,,_ r I

Canadian or Amerii , can makes, 69c a pair. Misses per

pair.

All sizes, new stock.

_ One week only.

Watch Our Ads it Will Child'g $1_Z[) pq' Pay You _ ` _ D'lli`.

A.E. MCEACHEN.

The Shoeman. I

P0, 5,, *, _l:iloy&Bo.

I to get there. Some are still on the island

’ waiting for the boats to bring them off,

r but others more hardy have made the

The E. W. Taylor Store has always ,

made a specialty of Telescopes and ~ I I

Field Glasses. We understand the g

guallities that g0Fl_o1i(1liig:le up gerfegtiou in e esco eor ie ass. n c oos- ipg our stdizk of them we do not look

merely at external appearance ; but wc , also study very care ally their ‘Lower as

DCI!-

E) W_ TAYLOR, than regular prices

CAMERON BLOCK. I - vi I

world over for their good qualities.

II! Wlslilllg y0l1 & markets. Some two or three weeks ago

0 the last of thc native oysters went the

a Happy New '

Year and thanking

Hp you for our growth

and prosperity we

N 8 W promise bette

things for thi*

coming year to on

customers. what is right by you.

worth “tue less thu” two cents each.

protimblc as sample trunks, .ctc., cannot

shams their durability of me e_ and wggiggtig:01l3;l¥;;;ki?;;;\¢a:h29:;; Vg; to clear up the accumulations of freight,

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their convenience forpractieal use. We Huntley & Palmer‘s MACAROONS qw St J° “bloke are convinced that those we offer _arc and TROUBADOUR RISCUITS as OYSTERS nm “ow se,,e,,,y_nve cents a excellent in every way; and we think w¢ 0,-de,-ed_ In 0,-de; U .¢f\,,¢e_°ur quart butinnfew days they wmbe com U}“;”° °“° ‘“nI.“‘°1Y *",.,““d°f§eu ‘és S‘°°k °f §1l1°”‘f‘l“l°“§’ "°t""' “f°"lfd siderfiinyhigher Therese a famine-ui.- wt out sacri Cirig qully lil 800 - tooffer t em ora s ort ime on ya a ' '

Discount (lf Del' cent less business for many years, It happens this

This is a genuine bargain as Huntley '

& Pa1iner’s Biscuits are known the uv; melmsd Exzmucgie and ali' Isring

lS 8. g00d time to make matters worse, for the last week or

have 3 group takgn’ when blocked ln places by masses of tloating

_things STC qlilet. Come t0 oyster beds along the const cannot be our Studio and Wg doo snpplyls shut otT. Oysters immediately

dollars perbarrel. The result wilibe

' ’ ‘ ’ that oysters by the quart will in all pro-

PHOTOGRAPHERSI ' bnbllity be put up to ninety cents or a

I dollar, and that those people who go to

_ buy a stew or a dozen raw wlll likewise

I OPPOSITE P. O. .Je A' S' have to pay more for their refreshments.

armour. TALKS

` h d Fl . We sell

f°

f Q.11¢ug;st|our prices. I

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1 AN excellent photograph of No. l Co.

C. A., taken by J. A. S. Bayer is on ex- hibition in the window of the Mark Wright Furnishing Co.

,| i'1‘irn crossing on the North River ice Is becoming more dangerous each day. Yesterday u. number of people drove around by the bridge rather than cross to Brighton.

WHEAT Is on Lhejump. May has gona

upto i213-8,tlie highest since the Spanish- American war. There has been no change ‘ as yet in the price of iiour and dealers are at a loss to say whether there will be or not, but lt ls very likely to take place.

THE Monthly Meeting of the Dundas

Farmers’ Institute wlll be held in the .hall on Wednesday March lst. Samples of seeds and prices quoted from a num- ber of seedmen willbe presented.AIl mein- bers lnterested are requested to at- tend.-C. B. Clay, Sec.

IN the death of A'cxmider McPherson

Valleylleld, which occurred on the 13th. gat the advanced age of 86 years, there has passed away one of the oldest and most highly respected citizens oi’ that com- llnunity. Left to mourn are a widow, two sons und six daughters. Deceased was a Inatlve of the Isle of Skye, Scotland.

A vimv pleasant evening was spent at

45 Commonvveitlth Ave., Boston, In the :form of a whlst party given by Miss Mary Nicholson and Miss Ellie McKinnon to twenty of their friends. Gcnt‘emen’s first prize was won by Mr.McGrath and the Ladies' by Miss Mary McDonald, Kinross. Afterwards refreshments were served in the form of Ice cream and cake, fruit. and Icandy, to which all did ample justice. Vocal and instrunicntnl music whlled 'away the reniainder of the evening till `al| departed for their homes feeling they had ujolly good time, and would like to cull on their cliariuing hostess again. Among those present. were:-Miss Mary McDonnhl,Klnross; Miss Mary McLeod~ Montague; Miss Margaret McLeod, Montague; Dan McLeod, Hartsvlllc.

I'i' was on t-he 24th day of January that

the steaiuers made their last crossing be- tween Picton and Georgetown. Since then one has been blocked in Plctou har- bor and the other in Georgetown harbor, and for the tlilrty days since the only connection with the Island has been by ‘ ice boats across the capes. The blockade means a very great dlsorrangement of business. A large number of commercial

men were on the Island when the boats stopped running, while others would like

capes trip in the ice boats. This is an un pleasant experience and not particularly

hc carried. When the bout service will he resumed depends entirely on the weather. 'l‘o~day or tomorrow or next neck the wind ina vce n d so as o

y r ro n t drive thc ice out of the harbors and ici thc bouts out. Then there will be a i~usl~

worst that has beep known in the oyster

°'wny. During the winter season native

oysters are not brought to St. John-nm

oy ers-an r e snpp s w c have been procured in the fall are used up, the rleitlcrs have to depend on the Boston

way of uiucli llcsh, and since then the American product has been,0n sale. These latter hnvc been costing seven dollars per barrel, with the supply limited. But to

ten days the Atlantic coast lius been

lee This has become sobad that the

reached, anduss result the soiirceoi

jumped tonliie dollnrsabarrel, and the stock bought-at this price wlll beginto

arrive here the first. of the week. Deal- ers are now using what cost only seven

In a quart there are on sn average fifty- iive or sixty oysters, so that they will be

St. John Sun.

ln disturbed digestion as indicated by sour stoniach or (heartburn), bloating burning, oppression, soreness, headache constipation, sto. Rnddlifs Dyspepsla Tab eta will be found areliable remedy. They give qulok relief every time-Try them 85 c per b0x.A. “'.Reddln Phem., BSunny side. ,

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- d k I rich mellow and of refined

I aavon .,f°?;,t,S}‘;:l‘;c;)¢l>‘llTisy‘hrifyth‘iIng dilggiof. lRet/all price 6oc per lb.

~»» 1 “Name on evefy Pl°°°~ -

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GooD boys wishing to leave lists'

Seven postponed Prohibition cues

come up at the Police Conrtrthls morning.

Russian R.2McLsAN, Georgetown,

respondent of The Guardian was ln the city yesterday.

This malls>ere sent ilrst vla the Capes

_rouse this year on Jan 25th and have been going that way ever since.

A Pimi{iBi'rioN summons returnable

this day week has been served on Lena Mahar, Water Street. It is returnable next Thursday.

THE Guardian regrets to learn of the

serious illness of Mrs. John Ksllv. Kellyfs Cross. I-ler son James Kelly, City, has been at. her bedside during the past week and hor daught.er,Mlss Mary A.,ha.sJust arrived hoine from Boston where she had gone last fall.

A'r a meeting of the Eurhetorlan

Society of Mt. Allison College, Monday, the thirteenth inst-., G. Roy Long was elected as one of the debaters against St. Francis Xavier. Messrs. McQnald, '05, and Tuttle, '05, who debated for Mt. Allison last year, are again her repre- sentatives this year. These three gent.‘e- men are supporting the negative of the following resolution against St. Francis Xavier: Resolved thi\taMutuii.l Tarltl’ Preferenee within the empire is in the best interests of the empire. (Mr. Long ls from Tyne Valley, P. E. I )

ON Monday evenlnglasta Iurge num-

ber of relatives and friends were en- tertained at the home of Isaac and Mrs Myers. Hampton, Lot 29, the occasion being the celebration of the 40th anniver- sary of their marriage. A dainty repast was served the company, after which they retired to the drawing room where the renminder of the evening was pleasantly whlled away in cheerful amusement con- sisting of instrumental and vocal music, recitatloris and stories from the older folk. Amongst the guests present were: Abrahiim andMrs Myers, Rolerl. and Mrs. Myers, tVeslcy rinrl Mr.~i.Mycrs, brothers of the liost;~Goorge ami Mrs Myers, Ewen and Mrs McKinnon, John and Mrs.Myers, Misses Wllllnn and Janie McKinnon, Misses Annie and Cora Myers, Misses Hannah und Mary McKinnon, Miss McPhail and D. J. Mullin. Wltli klndcst wishes for the future happiness and health for the aged couple, their friends returned to their homes shortly before mid-night. Ad multos amos -Coin.

D0 NOT TAMPER

WITH INFLUENZA.

It Leads to Bronciiitis. Consumption, Plcurisy and Pneumonia.

A sA1~‘s AND csr<rA1N cons ron

_ Ati..

You are taking desperate and necdlc. s

chances every duy you pcruiit iutiuenzu or ii cold to continue to run its course un- checked. These nllments are not only very disagreeable, but they lead oii to others that are dangerous and often fnuil. The caturrhnl poisons that arc ulwn_v.~ present ln influenza, coughs and colds, drop into the throat and are swallowed, especially during sleep, thereby causing inflammation of the bronchial tubes or bronchitis. By thc some process of pois~ onops extension thc lungs ure affected und consumption, pneumonia or picurisy -all very dnnizerous dlscases~bec0iue cs- tnblished. The only safe way to avoid this danger and sutferingfls to remove the cause thoroughly from the system.

Stuart’s Cntarrh Tablets nre the one

safe and certain cure for influenza, coughs and colds. Their great and unparalleled success in curing these discnses in Eiiir land and America., has uiude them thc recognized remedy for influenza. coughs .ind colds among all English speaking people. These deep-seated diseases cannot be cured by local applications' A coiisti~ tutionnl trcntnient is required.

Stuu.rt's Caturrh Tablets go to thc root

and expel from the system all poisonous particles which are the cause of these ail- ments. The blood ls purlilcd, the dis- charges ccase, the coughing is stopped, the head becomes clear. the eye brlgliteus, the bowels, liver and kidneys are regulat- ed and assist greittlyln removing from the system all sources and causes ofthe trouble. The diseased and wasted tissues are built up and the sufferer is thorough- ly renovated and renewed and feels like adifferent person altogether. Coinp'cte and perfect health is restored and rcsult - ing comfort and happiness ensue.

Stuart's Catarrh Tablets ure for sale

by all druggists at 50 cents ii. box and one box-lf it does not cure you will helpyon so mncli that you will be con- vinced of ri safe and certalnfcurc. No drug- gist of good standing is without them and no druggist will undertake to sell you u substitute for them. People wuiit tlicui and Insist on having them and no one adlicted with Influenza ora cough or cold will consent to be huuibugged into buying anything else, when he calls for St.uart's Catnrrh Tablets.

Poultry men will find lt_to their ad-

vantage to feed International Poultry Food. It ls u wonderful egg producer and at this season when eggs are scarce and high priced, glveita trial and be con- vinced.Prlce ¥5,50c and $1.00 pcr package. - Geo. E 1-lughes,Apothecrirles'1-lall.23dll

EYE EACTS

Don’t let tlie matter of ex

pense keep you from -visiting us. Sight a as precious as life itae f and our charges are

moderate.

We correct all defects of

vision, and if you need the services of an occulist, we will

frankly tell you so.

There is no guess work in

our methods. .

We have the latest and most I

approved apparatus for eye-

testing.

Aiways glad to help you.

G. F. llUTCHESON.

hw, 0 “cm “M _ C. LYONS &Co.

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MEET ME AT ‘THE ALWAYS

BUSY STORE

T- "1 ,_ ._

STA LEY BRUS. I

WHITE GOODS SALE

I I White spot muslins,1oc per White Victoria lawn. extra

1 ydWhite check mnsllns Sc per “Pedal wc and '2°' | yd.

Some Special Values in White Goods. ‘

zSc per yard.

Wh`t d k , t b -

White check muslin i0c le uc S ex ra eavy wlde' 25°' 4°c 'md 48° per

per yd, and line ioc and i8c per yard.

White stripe inuslins 8c,Iyard I White Indiauoia lawn in

Voc. i5c_ 190 and 232. ` stripes 250 and vc vard.

White satin drill 24c and

White organdies. 45 inches

SEWING TIME--In connection

_ Sale, we are offering about 2000 yards New Print I

Cottone at 7c, lOc, 12:: and 14-c per yard.

All the latest patterns and newest coloringe.

with our White

WHITE SHEETINGS

I . 3 Our sheetings are heavy, fine 'and

I smooth, Heapey bleach, easily washed “pl why buy

PILL()

- and best to wear.

them up? IL

1 make up goo , 72 inch, 25c and 3 ic per yard.

, 80 inch, 300, 3;/,c and 360 per yard.

i I 5c.

_ 72Einch twill 290 and 35c per Plain 4

I yard.

I 0 80 inch twill 330 and 4oc per

inch 2 rc.

yard. - inch 190

These cottons are

- willouly last while you are making

the difference in cost is trifling-BUY

_ THE BEST I

Plain 40 inch izc, 42 inch i3c and

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46 inch x6}-Qc.

Circular 40 inch, r5c and 200, 42

Circular 44 inch, 19c and 25c, 46 ‘

W COTTOI\`S

worth making 5

cheap, light makes that I

is the same trouble to d goods as trashy stuff- _

4 inch I5%c and i6%c, ~

wnirie UNDERWEAR-over

_ new. Unequalled for elegance of design, , finish, accuracy of fit, and quality of materials.

1200 pieces all

beauty of

” Night Gowns

5001 6.5¢: 75ci 85C: 9SCi $r~25i$[-40;

$1.65 and up to $3.5oeach_

Skirts

7oc. 950

and up to $4

, gowns, slips

I Corset Covers

I All sizes 32 to 42 inch, 160, 20c,

i 25c,35c, 45c, 550, 65c, Soc, $1.00 and I with colors,

I upto $2.25 each. »

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Cliildren's Underwear in drawers,

r Dressing Jackets

,$€r.0o, $1.25, ;$r.4o, $1.65 .i5.

and dresses. .

85°. $1.10. or-35. 31-50. I

$1.60 up to $2.75.

C Worth $1.10 to $1

| mfr#

skirts for now and early spring-lots of them at less than it :ost

1 All Wool Dress Tweeds 75a

56 inches wide, all good colors, some inedinm weight. just the thing for suits and

STA I- EV B R95-J

per yd.

.35.

to manufacture.

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some Piano , §~ _

lor I I I $9o.oo

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Here's a snap for someone. Grand Square -Piano, seven octaves, fancy figured walnut case, carved legs, splendid order. Price when new $600200. Our sale price $90.00 on reason- able terms. Call and see it.

MILLER BRIIS.

SUNN YS I DE, North Side of Post Oihce.

WAN | E D-

A farmer to live on and take charge

farm about tive miles from Char.

of a lottetown Apply at this olhce

2 8 its 6i wzl

Dominion Blend Tea

Sales exceed that of any

other in the Lower Pro- vincen-

Choiceat lrowth of India

and Ceylon.

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50 Tons Prima Timothy

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