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I “;;@c¢an»he 'lillliiiii ill SLUIIIL Ilili E

Invites Consumption

it weakens the delicate lung tissues, de-mngea the digestive organs, and 1..-oaks down the general health. ' it often causes headache and aim.

ness, impair! tho taste, small gud liein-inxg, and affects the voice.

:icing a constitutional diecase it re-

quires a constitutional remedy. ~

Hood’s Jarsaparilla lilnlicclly and permanently cures ca- terrli or the nose, throat, stomach, bowels, and more delicate organs. '

Ileatl the testimonials. _ Noaubstltutc for‘ Hood's acts like

I1cod‘a. _Be sure to get Hood’s.

“I was' trouinsd with eatarrh li years.

seeing sutementa or curse by Bood's Bar- sapuriils resolved to try it. Flour bottles entirely quad ma.” Wnuan Sanur, 11110 flth St., Milwaukee, Wie. I neec-|'s_ lareapafiiia pfomlaee as ew* and More me lnmlaa.

OUR COFFEE

We-,haven’t said any- thing about coflee for eoiuetime, but we are selling more than ever

before. Most every day I rss.; 2°" °“°§°'“°' 1

or , a 's roo our _“coffee is good.P alum' sive You | TRTBD TT. Em.,

Ii' you heven’t leave

your next order with us R

and get the best in the

city. Our price is 4oe ana’

pound

Webster & McKay, PHONE 199.

make;

OUR BREAD

IS CHEAP

At any price because of

its goodness andsweetness The light,.. brown loaves that leave our ovens are known and eaten by all classes. To-day we have Plain bread Sc Vienna Bread 8c Duchmse Bread 5c Graham Bread 5c

D. STEWART.

ECLIPSE BAKERY. Bake: Beef. Bread.

.lanlirorrs Beneht at the Rink tonight.

Tal N. B. and. P. E. L railway ia still

blocked with snow- and the malls _and passengers are being taken by team from Tormentine to Saokville and vice versa.

St. Peters’ Cathedral.-Ash Wednesday,

Holy Communion 7.15 and 7.4.5. Matlns and 0ommi_ation service ll e. m. Children's Service 5 p. ln., evensong /and sermon 7.80 p. ln.

Tun secretary of the C. B. C hockey

team inform. The Guardian that the hockey team that played with the Union at Victoria Saturday night did not re- present the College.

In the event ofa vacancy occurring for

the City Council for Ward 3 by the ap- pointment of W W Clarke to the Oily Clerkship, Dr. Gordon T. Alley is men- tioned as a probable candidate.

Tal Opera House was filled lest. night

at the Liberal Conservative Rally on eve of the election. Eloquent speeches were given by the candidate, A. A. McLean, lnd'r'ew`Broder, Ontario and others.

, Tlliuparal of the late Mrs. F. T. M0r- Nw will leave the residence of her father, Mermaid Farm, Lot 48, Wednesday at tyre o‘oluck. If n`o crossing at Capes today funeral will not take place until Thurs- day. `

Tal Shakespeare Study class of Grace

Church met last night at the home of Mrs. Thomas Pickard. There was a very large attendance and an enjoyable time was spent in the study of the third act of Shekcepeare’s Julius Cresar.

I1' is understood that Councillor W. W.

Clarke will be the new City Clerk of Charlottetown. An informal meeting of the Council was held yesterday afternoon to lake over civic affairs, etc., and it is probable a special meeting of the Council will be held on Monday.

' Tm: Executive of the Canadian Forestry Association met the Nova Scotia Login. lature on the lilth and discussed the lm- portant Forestry question. Father Burke Vlos_1’resldeut for the Island was to have been one of thc principal speakers but could noi. get over. The delegation were dined by Governor Jones.

AN admirable colored composite group

ot the officers of Victoria Loduc. A F and A M, is on exhibition .lu `Haezard Sc Moores window, The W M Bruce Stew- nrt. is in the centre while on his left are F H Seller, Rev G M Young, W P Doull, GD Wright, E T Higgs, J A SBayer, while on his left are S Lowe, S Grey, W H Watts, G J Lane, R M Johnson, John Hobbs and L G Wheat.

STARTLING REVELATIONS.

It frequently happens that people suffer

for- years from kidney dcrnngements with- out knowing the cause of their backuches,

aching limbs and other bodily sufferings, suddenly the truth is revea ed to them that they are the victims of serious kid- ney discase and 1n imminent danger. There is no medicine which gives such prompt and lasting reli;f for every form of Kidney disease as Dr. Chase`s Kidney- Llver Pills. They arc positively effec tive even i11 the most chronic cases.

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THE LATESTQQ STYLES

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COLORED SHIRTS

. 1, b bi the largest assortment of Men’s Col~

oredg7iiaiiiisoivr'iI()2rlTa1ilotl’eiown. Good style and d¢SlE"» Pef' feet iii: and finish,combine to make our shirts the best-

Wheni You Buy Shirts Buy the Latest UD- to-ilaie Styles at

i TH! special did not go to the Capes llllht but if the storm moderated expected tn leave at five this morning.

Tue Straits an reported still filled with

ice and the Stanley yesterday |n ,D attempt to reach Picton was only able eg go as far as Panmere Island.

Tan Guardian is informed that the

negotiations for the leasing of the Hotel DUI” bl Messrs Allison and Sutherland have not been completed and the hotel will netbeopened for the present. if et all again. ‘

TH.eGuardfan has made special arrange- m°°l=° with tll°Telc|rrnnb Omee to receive ‘tonight the full news of the seven Dom- inion by-electione throughout Canada which are being _held to-day, The ram", will be published in The Guardian tomorrow morning.

AT a joint meeting of the Board of

Trustees andjseesiou of St.James' Church last night it was _decided to engage the services of Professor H. A. Tanton of this city as organist in the place of Hr. Bell who has resigned. Prof. Tantou will also be choir instructor. Ten appli- cations were received, four from Char- lottetown and the rest from Halifax and St. John.

Lasr night about8o‘clock as Mr. lc-

Douald of St. Dunstan'e College went to the palace stable after his horse, which he left there a short time previous he found that he had fallen through a hatch in the floor. Help was quickly summoned and with the aid of ropes and tackle and the cutting away of one of the stalls he was soon landed safely on his feet again. He did not seem to be seriously hurt.

Cunnrrm at the Hillsborough Rink was

well attended yesterday afternoon. The following is the score.

Wm Weeks Jr.

R. A. Inge

March

Rav. T. F. Fullerton

(Skip) 17

Wm. Brehaut

Sidney Grey

Rev. \V. W. Lodge

(Skill) 9 (Skip)-22.

TIE concert and basket socinl Friday

night in aid of the new hall recently erected at Fort Augustus was 1|. grand success. The hall was filled and the baskets auctioned by Edward Ryan, Charlottetown realized excellent prices, some selling as high as $3 a piece. The program was as follows:

instrumental music-Miss Katie

Tralnor, Douagh.

Chorus.

Reoltatlou-Master Joseph McKenzie.

_Solo-Miss Julia Trainer, Donagh. Reading- Daniel Stewart, Gleniinnan. Comic song-Ed. Ryan. Dialogue-Miss Katie Cummlskey,

Joseph Lynch and H. McKenzie.

Soio~ James Hughes, Millcove. Recltntion-Masters Joseph McKenzie, and A McDonald. ' Duett-Misses Julia and Katie Trainor Fancy dance-John McDonald.

Dcclamatlon-Jas Hughes. Millcove. The program throughout was excellent-

ly rendered and reflected much credit on all the performers. The concert and sale of baskets being concluded shortly before midnight dancing was continued until the wee emu' hours when all departed well pleased with the evening`s enjoy- ment. _

THE residence of Mrs. A. McMurdo,

Montrose, was the scene of a very pleas- ing event on Thursday the lith, the occasion being the marriage of her daughter Miss Jennie io G. A. Patton of South Kildare. The nuptiai knot was tied Qin the presence of the immediate relatives and friends of the contracting parties by the Rev. H. G. Gratz of Alherton. The bride wae prettlly attired in a suit of cream cashmere with trimmings of applique to match, and was attended by her sister Miss Ethel, who also wore cream cashmere. The groom was ably supported by Herbert Stewart, Elmsdele. The wedding march was skill- fully rendered as the bride entered lean- ing on her brother’s arm. After the cere- mony the guests sat down to a bountiful repast after which the eveningjwae very pleasantly spent by some`choice selec- tions of vocal music by Mrs. D. March- bank which was jvery much enjoyed hy all present. fAnother pleasing feature which added_very much to the evoning’s enjoyment was some choice violin music by Herman Gillis accompanied on the organ by Mrs. Marchbank, The presents to the bride were useful and numerous testifying to the popularity of the bride. After receiving the best wishes of all present the happy couple drove to their home in South Kildare.

Judge Fitzgerald J. A. McDonald

L. H. Beer

(Skip) 7.

T. C, .James Percy Pope Rev. G. M. Young

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Johnson’s

Baking Powder

is made from Cream of Tartnr, a product of the grape, and the most healthful of ‘ all

fruit acids-

(N OTE--Cheap Bak- ing Powders contain alum-beware of them they are injurious.) All grocers and gener- al dealers sell John- sou's Baking Powder. , r pound tin 3ec % pound tin :oc

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25 59 49 ws 95 $1.10 1.25 1.10 2.10 2.15 3.10

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As_a special attraction for Tuesda we lace on sale ever Sl11_rt Waist in stock at the discouht abose. y This offer mcludes some of the daintiest waists ever shown in the city-sheer, filmy, delicate white muslins, effectively trimmed and ornan1ented_-sturdy colored wash waists-and every kmd between. Prices as below.

And so on-in a list as long as your arm. Plenty for to- day's selling-not enough to last very long tho.

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Sllillllll Wllllll UN THE Mill ‘ SEHVIEE

Between Sackville and Cape Tormentine

He Tells Reason Why Special Train is Not Ffun Thus Delay- ing our Mails 24 Hours At Present Time.

Thequestion of N. B. S.: P. li. Lrallway

carrying the island mulls to und from Cape Tormentiue- was brought up by Senator Wood at the last meeting ofthe

Snekville Board of Trade and he spoke on the subject at considerable length. He

showed how very necessary a special train is for carrying these mails in order that the Island people shall have the

best possible satisfaction. When, these mails are carried by the regular train 24 hours are lost notonly in getting the mails to thc Island but also ln the delivery of all mall matter from the island. The

question of n special train had oftcn been brought up, but the department never seemed willing to nay the railway a reasonable amountfor running such n train.

Mr.Wood stated that n special train ran

from Summersidc to Cape Traverse and also from Charlottetown to the Cape to connect with the ice bouts, and when the stesmers were making regular trips to Georgetown a special train met the boat and conveyed the malls and passengers to Charlottetown with as little delay as possible. The government paid Sl per mile for thc running of the trains, and this was the' sum asked for a special train on the N B I P E l road for performing the same service.

The speaker said he did not consider

thia out o' the _way and would be very glad to leave it to any competent railroad man to decide. Hr. Pottiuger had stat- ed thet li a train milc was not out of the way and Mr. Russell, who was formerly lu lfoncten had given his opinion that it was altogether too low a rate. The speak er stared that the cost of running a train to Cape Tormentiue and return taking one month with another summer and winter was $40. At this season the coat would be from fifty to itll per cent great- er, so it could easily be [figured out how much the railway would made nut of running a special foria few weeks in mid winter.

The railway now received $6 for carrying the Island malls to the Cape and the same for carrying them from the Cape ta Saekvilll. The price was lxed several years ago. and the speaker thought it was very low, the mails to;en~l_ from the Island having more than doubled during the last few years. he \:~..l<l-,lil<1‘to see this route become populzv and he would dc every- thing poeeii~lc'o nuke it ne, but they

WEEKS 6° °°°

could not 111.1 a special train at a loss.

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WE ARE MEETING? ALL CUT PRICES

DN FURNITURE

Call in and let 11s figure on your wants-O11r discounts may not be as large but o11r first price is much smaller than that asked elsewhere-~comparison invited.

John Newson.

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THE workers ai' thc Liberal party ruff. last night In the Rooms to receive their i last instructions on the eve of the battle. Stlrrlng speeches were given by a number of the prominent workers ofthe party.

Diamond Dyes--ll gross of thcsc populni dyes now in stock comprising every shadei and color. Every package is gulimntcorl 5 “I6 Il3\’£' IIII ills? PC}’ll1I.”iT fresh and genuine, S; :1 package "'I`l11~ l COI(I Ci:l'€S`, Viz:

two Macs," MacDonald & liIucKinr.1m,' Lgxny B1-gmc' ('l|,{“§nL»_ Drugglsta, Cor. Gt. Geo. ik Kt. S:s. 1 ],a_\-a._C01d_ '

1, 2. 3 and 5 grain Quin

SPECIAL NOTICES-

Wc have n lqi. of \Vo111en'.~x felt and

Heece lined boots ranging in price from

$l.‘.’.5 t0 $1.85 now only $1.00 11 pair-Morris' BL Snlith. Ill Ii ll

I ine Pills

M:1c’s Cold Cure. Vie especially recom-

nicncl. li is prompt mul ciiective. easy to take zml prefectly safe.

PRICE 25C.

“On the liruslr." Th cy ure noi. ‘.l1cr1:,i

still Conroys shoes are the best to wear. - Sunnyside, Shoe Store, Charlottetown. ‘

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Afternoon Chills and Fever. L"’“’3_ ‘lf Flesh n'n<I Strength' Wenk Vmiie'

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mind you-see that john liicffs-nd & Co., does y011r tailoring." .ge

Drives out the 'lhrherculnsis Germs from our gV_¢,¢,¢,\.` mul prrnlriccs Flesh

advice tothe man of b11sim`~ . r society whose appearance i. » _.:1y

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and N,mngf,l,, two essentlas o

pemlanent c 11 rv.

moment to l1i1n. We can I re-

Fov sale at all drug slums. Dr. T. A-

peat: For good garrnenis,fn:~l1lon ably cl1t:ar1d n1ade. see

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