_- .,.. .W

16,1. teas

..-e. on-_~i_-_ .L _l

4 112 xi;

A30 510|-if doctor to tell you, honestly and ffanklya ju-it what “links of Ay¢y'3 Chmll Pectoral. T/len do as he says.

Ayefs Cherry Pectoral

J REVISED FORMULA

Often a single dose of_ Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral at b¢d"m¢ Will Completely control the night coughs °f 9hlld\'¢D- It is a strong medicine, a doctor’s m¢di¢i¥\¢» Crltircly free from alcohol. Made only

for diseases of the throat, bronchial tubes, and lungs. Full formula on each label. _ _ ` 0

Free rom Alcohol _

_ f - C- AYER C0.. M-nation-ing clisnlin, Lowell, M _

W , K

= _ “ Beside the Bonnie Briar Bush " Sit down and slnoke

RIVAL

V Y°“ Wi" e“l°Y it. At till groccrs and tlruggisls.

I HE 0UEEN’S

GUAR

ne Head Oflices in Newflhosrse Block-n -Charlottetown.

J__B. Gibson, Dunkirk, N. Y., is in

the City.

_E. B. I-Iarnett, City. was in Sydney last week.

A.C. Rogers, Summerside, was in_

the City Saturday.

W. F. H. Carvell was a passenger last. night for Picton. _

Local Legislature meets this alter-

noon at three o'clocl.

Wm. McKenzie, Halifax, was in this City on Saturday.

The mail special arrived at 3.80 on Saturday with 260 bags of mail.

Georgetown by the Miuto Suturdily. '

Will the person who found the ten

dollar bill kindly leave at this otllcs.

T. C. James, City, wus ul ptlsseliger to'

thc (‘ity by the mail spet-in Saturday.

Celestine Mcihillan, C-ity‘ crossed to

Picton Saturday en route to Halifax. Mn.. iio1.¢<§<l_ tlnnglner of willlnni

McLeod, Dundas, is viiiitillg friellds in St. A\'nl~tls.

There were eighty-live passengers to

- Mr. Nash will lecture in Zion lec-

ture room next Friday evening on A Canadian Statesman.

Miss Pearle Taylor, City, has ar-

rived home from an extended visit to New Glasgow and Halifax.

Rev. Mathias Smith will preach the

St. Patrick'a Day sermon in Bt. Dunstan'a Cathedral tomorrow.

North Ruetico reports that exten-

sive preparations are being made for the opellill of the lobster season.

The annual meeting oi the Dio-

cesan Church Society will be held on Wednesday evening in »St. Paul’s Bchoolrooin.

Rev. Jas. McDougall will preach at

Belle River on Tuesday and Wednes- Niay the 11th and ml. nt 1.30 p. in., at Ca Traverse on Sabbath the

‘22nd at 11 and 7 and at Searletpwn

on Tuesday the 24th at. 7 p. m_

Dr. Charles McCallum, Mrs. Mc- Callum and child have arrived ill ,this Province from Portal, North |Da_ltotn, and are the guests nf the Doctor’s parents James and Mrs. McCallum Brackley Point.

Rav. Geo. R. Martell, rector oi

Kathleen Marvourneen one of the

most beautiful pictures'ever shown, at Fairyland tonight.

The freight by the Miilto Sutlirdaiv to (leorgetowli iilcliiiletl one cal' of flour. one cilrseed und eight- cars way flwiigllt.

The Miilto'.~i delily ill crossiilg oil

Maitland, N. S., has been elected rec- itor of Christ Church, Windsor, snc' -ceeding Rev. S. Weston Jones, non iln England and at one time rector lot St. Paul’s Church in this City.

f George W. McPhee will deliver an address in Clyde River Hail oil ,Tuesday evening March 17, under the auspices of the Women’s Missionary

GUARDIAN

Meet Me At The Always Busy

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l‘l|Ckl`;Y_ St

NICHOLNUN

mnwmvu ('l“"I”““l°“"'i l’l\‘"\0 345 Milniifuctlli-uri

For a real good Pho. tograph try

. . 1

Look’s» Studio, | Rubbers

New DcsBris:1y Block,

1`ho Studio \\`hev-e Baby is Alu-nys W4-lcoula

.1 l its fllbbvf S¢f1S~11

To make you Strong

Hughes’ Digestive To

After an attack of La Grippe

is nnexcelle<l_ It nourishes strengthens the nerves, improves appetite, aids digestion and tones tlie whole system.

Price 25c per bottle.

eo. E. lluolls

EVERYDAY

iargaiil day llow at our store.

You can buy sllocs cheaper

than at any other limo. Our pri

are lower than others for some c ef goods. it will ccrtiliiily you to see our ,stock before buy. We carrv the largest st of ladies’ shoes at $1.00 and 5;*

it pair in town. just :ls good most at $3.00 it pair. 'i`ry its your next pair.

A. __ lghteiacnn

nic

lzlss

again and nearly everybody w i l l 0 want them." Those who doii’t want them, should have them just the same. No Mali, Woumii, Boy or Girl should be without rubters at this season of the year. Wc'll never offer our trade “cheap” or rubbers we can-

` not guarantee to_ giveszttisfrlctiozl.

niip thc

tip l

ow cds

my I

gow ’Mcn's rtibhers 85c to $1.00 C ,

_gn Wonieifs rubbers 6oc_ to 75c

. Boys’ rubbers 7oc to 85c _

Girls' rubbers 5oc to 60':

N C`ililcli'en’s rubbers 40 to 55c

Satniiluy \\'us cnurletl by the thick Aid -Societv of the Baptist Church

ivetltllel' und exxrelncly hen\'_\' ice ell- There is also to be given a good t~o\\ntc_l'cd. \ iprogrnni. Adrnissiqn ten cents.

Miss Nettie Ssller"ni Jas. Paton Rei The members 0| the Sydney Hockey

Co's, leaves tolligili- 0" U 7-"ill t0 team who made so many friends New York to secure the latest Ameri- ;wh|1e in gms (yty crossed gamrday can styles. lto Picton going direct to their dif-

, ~_- ‘ferent homes in Sydney. It is under-

Miss Ada McPherson. ‘W0 l1|lB_at.ood that they do not intend to

been home visiting her parents in'piay for the Star fp,-Dphy this yew this Ci'-Y. l€f¢ 105! “li-tilt OH !`¢UlUl_and that the Victoria hockey team to Boston. ,ot this City will take their dates but

--‘ nothing definite has yet been decided,

The Victoria Hockey Club of this

City is to take part this week in the On Friday evening rl meeting was games at Fredericton lor the Starr held at Pownal to discuss the ques- TI`0l>hY- ' tion of the running automobiles.

--- The meeting was largely attended.

l The Wesleyan vonwins as ercellsutmfter one discussion the following Ph0¢0 0| R0V~ H0W£\1'd BDNIBUG Wh° resolution was passed. "Whereas is now Dean ol the 'l`\1s°l0i!l°1\l FM- this is purely an agricultural prov- “1'-Y at MCGHL “W0 Bild thllikly populated and in the _ -1- _ _opinion of this meeting, _thc anto-

In the mission ROOHI Reiltlilia M- mobile is not likely to become a

\Ul0Wl€d§,¢d_ ll! U10 WBBICYHH 0l1P°8i`9ineceasity but a menance to life and the amoun_t of S10 from Winsloe per props;-¢_y_ fphe,-ego,-e resolved’ that Rpv. J. M. Rl¢8~ ithe' Legislature be urged to pass § 1- ‘laws prohibiting the running oi _ Miss Edna Sinclair, Snmmerside, automobiles on our public ,Dads nt who‘ is the guest oi her sister Mrs. nu timmy-

`W. K. Rogers, City, sting a solo in ____ her usual brilliant manner last. even-‘ on M,md,,y_ March 2nd_ Sarah S_ _ing in Sf- JIIINH' B\\“|'°h- _guild beloved wiie of Roderick Mc- , -1'- ~ ure of North ,Ruatico assed to her i Thu il\!¢l`\l¢>\iV¢ 19°*-“F0 0" Banlkieternal reward.. Deceased was born _ing given by J. W- Ryan. Malmgtlin London, Eng., in 1839 and emigra- of the Union Bank 01 Hallie! WHS tea to this Inland with ner parents ‘greatly enioved by the s¢“d¢°“ 0* ln isso. sus was n nina and loving 'the Union Commercial College ‘wue and mother and will be much

I -"* Od) imissed by her family anti friends,

The Pafleflis 0' F°1°°“W° “'°‘° Although in delicate health for some

159'- F|`ld“y °V°“_i“5\m°Bt °“l°y“b`1Y_tixne, nothing serious was anticipat- i¢“¢¢¥'t9l“¢d Wm'\'m°tl°° Plcnfres by ed until a week' before her death ‘M12 BUNW 0| C‘“`l'»°" & 0°! Ltdmwhen she was taken suddenly Ill and :music by Wortl1'B Blind Wd' Sl“5l°€`all that medical skill and loving DY -7H¢\¢ M¢L¢*1“- ‘ -hearts, and hands could do avi-_limi

_ -"*“ an not~ When the summons tunic she

MISS Angle D°ll`°“ °_f Pat |wn.s ready and expressed ller wiililliz-

C0's, City. leaves toni-:nt " 1 f"=\"?¢" ness to "depart and be with Christ." town en route to Nsw Y°rk and amid tn.. lteenest snilerlng lin fnitli °"h¢";A"‘°rl°°° m°."k°t“ m "elect ‘be failed ,not and the thought of 'a . tirln's fancy goods and spring ready Baviour's love brought. Peace ani to Wear mil-\il10\’Y~ comiort ,to her heart. The funeral

'*'" services were conducted by Rev. A,

Ill Prince 0( Wal” F°"°3° mst D. Stirling oi Kensington who spoke

lweek the swdeuts dis°“5“°_d um 'id' very impressively from the words vantages and disadvantages of auto,_..Fo,, me to uve' ,S Christ ,md to mobiles. The question was thorough me ,B ga,,,_.. A very large concourse

IY dlB°““°‘1- “nd °“d°d Wm* ° d°°l` ol friends and relatives followed the.

sion in the favour of automobiles. remains to than mst ,.es,_,,,g_p|ucc

i " in Cavendish Cemetery Besides a , 0” s“t'“"d“y m°"““g n g°°d deal sorrowlng husband she leaves to ~'oi excitment was furnished on Sunny- mmm, ave sons, Ama” 0-, warren” 'side by a liorse'ialling down attach- Ohm, Newton and Obadiah of Bak' ed to a sleigh. The horse was, with ton Mass, John and Averett of'

id i etc ot. on its feet ’ ' i

Your

_ Om” Winsome

_ the display

it-f-Z

ati - .lust Oil the Steamer are th-se

‘L----J _I Wash Fabrics -“‘ '

We sell thegreatest volume of wcol

dress fabrics. Vi/hy shouldn't we cotton?

‘ No reason fornot doing so, and here is

= |

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, ,

_ Wa »h Cioois I5c yard l Dt-liczlte pink ground bar-

rel] with fine black and -cliite lines 77 inches wide.

1 l~`nwn_ groiind, shadow

plaid of navy blue and white lines.

While gronnrl cross llzirrcrl

with cardinal and inivy, also blue ground with \\|liic liars.

Andcrson's bing- hims l9c yard

Natural groullri. lit-:ivy

hars of hllic sllnilttl flown with line lilies, tlinkillg al _K-llmlow plaid. _

Ext|ni»~.itt‘_ pink urminil,

with pale liltie lirics. cross lines.

Stanley Bros. -

barrel with heavy while

i~"\wn gronizti with white

and navy blue cross-bar forming tl beautiful shadow plaid.

rm--‘

- Colored Linen

Sultings

' \'atlir.'ll light blue

Stanley BFOS., iii‘:; a§_';'35;“;f_ 'The Always Busy Store. k 1--“I

. New r”Scotch Ginghams 0 Colored Wash.-N

- Goods

Vhiimllrays solitl colors.

green. natural. sity and dnrl: llliie, i5c yard. ,_

Fancy Delaincs

30 ilicllcs witlc |51: yard

i llcniltifulsofl material, with

iiliinty little figures and spotstin cream, sky, black nllil llrtiwn groiiutls, guaran-

` it-'ell fast colors.

Mcrccrizcd 'Wash Goods

Sill; fliiisll, will rt-laill the

iiiiisill :titer l'epi~alt-il opera- tions in llle wash itll), while groullil with brown, blue piul green bnrs25c yard.

White Wash Goods

Fine mul sheer, hand

loomed Krisiol, 36 inches

wide. 300 yard.

Special Persian lnwn 3:

inches wide, 13C yilrtl.

'l`us9orine lnwil, 34 inches

wide, 25:: yard.

Special French Organdy,

34 inches wide, 25c yard.

Mercerised goods with self spots and figures from ` 22c vard n .

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.~.~..»v-¢s.n~.».»\»»u\~» -...~. » ~r»wt»..»a..'~.- .ia --,r@.~a»m.~¢»-.- Jani-..-........ a V

°T€!,=_I¥_-l-S _

7 pond pnils 50 cents each .

in the following varieties. .V _

. Black Currant, Peach, Strawberry,

Raspberry, Plum, Gooseberry.

.V _ Get your supply early. They wori’t last long

at this price.

i SANDERSON Q COL

dttsitn ti. ,

' lfon’t

Freeie . '

| when you can get hot _drinks at any hour, except - while you sleep at my popular resturant.

' Hot ’ 0

Chicken Pies

McLeod ` Qt Bentl

easy aan.

Olrsiclz-Bank \o\ii Scotia Clint in-rw

Bassinets and Attorneys-atfiaw.

Solicitors lor the Bank ot_`Nnva Scotia

I Nl `

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HOIEI. BRUNSWI C

The Largest sad Best located PY

in the City Aeeommodating zoo au tltnalcd in the contre oths.|¢iascitti‘;s°f,l=i0:l\lv‘\5i{f; ;‘»i"`iii'd'lily°d4eiid-gislismtioilrtgtl If ill ill” i-UgFQ\$'¢l.

Ii ~

itoNc'roN, N. B.

.sei .in v l-N :.'_ if.-J

S|ltoial_Bargain

ei? 9'! -U E ::,° Z

;”1i

’ Ladies’bc x calf boots.

The sizes are mostly

_3v3%i 4i 4 %’ a few gf; 6 % .l Cl 7.

This line is worth

~ 0 $2.00

’ 15.. nn.. l§E"?|L 0 Q G‘.’_F|`. l:‘:.:.°.1:.z°:':;:..‘:..:'..°:l~:t:".‘:;.:@

We will c ~ out this week for

_ _ . 5 A _________;_________ V

$1 2 - p 0 A Com and Syrup of ll;-Iypc

' ' `f os s B IN I I

' li iirla liio at one malt

.. ' ~ -» & co All thi Lili!! 3071*! ig linoi-one ips s|;zert°.l.t.e&-.biLi;=; tg ‘_ “~` i ' ` t I ION!! II YU

~ ' _ in the'Photo Art lt. mai lieeltay moteles.-only

, me tnli me some it w meals,

otei '_ eats mill ' ngit sum

Alley Qt Co

K |]H.H.|].JllHl|SUll.

Kent Street,

Practice limited to Discuss

of Eyei. Ear, Noae,~’l`hroat

d Sk _

, “Eyes xiceted and itted for

g1"°°"orsics nouns

lltA>lla.m. l.d‘l-5»&lpn\.

.. if Evenings by anpointnianh iltww '

.___-

» 0 We have some very nice table ced-

fisli in stock. They are large thick fish nicely dried andeltinn-

_ gd and give splendid satisfac-

tion. We have also |the|BOIi¢l¢S8 Codilsh in small and large boxes put up st the Souris Fish `Drier. Aim shreded Codfish for making _ fish balls.

BAYER

__,..../..____-»--~

Codfish

hard work

The postponed visit oi Prince Ed ward Division to Little York will take place this evening A special |train will leave the depot at half past seven for York returning alter the meeting Licpets only twenty , ilve cents

C. Leonard Grant, City, has a most attractive page advertisemsnt‘ in the Maritime Merchant, which contains an edcellent cut of himself, and his able assistant Chester Mc- Lure nlso a photo of Mr. Grant's sample car. ' ‘

.___._.

'rite tenet nl et. .ibsepli will be

celebrated un Thursday at St._Jos- eph's Convent in this City. The first Mass will be at seven o":lock, iligii Mass ut eight. In the f\vt>\'.llig a sermon will be preached by Rev. Dr. Morrison, and there will be L-¢-ni-die-l tion.

The following clippillgiii tukeil from

the Sydney Post: "Letters received from our hockey boys wllo ure ill Charlotte-l town, state that they ure huvinf the time of their lives. T e hockey payers. and the citizens of tho Island cup tu in

geueraliire doing e\'ei~ytli_iug to lilolre heir stay u nlenninlt one.

North 'Rnstico reports that extenl

sive preparations are being made for the' opening of thelobster seasonl Blight new sail boats 'are .being !buiit._ including- se by llngene Pineau, for Simon Pi n and one by

W. A. Houston. Efiawltlrahall has built a gasolqie auneh, the first in

Mrs Chas Home of Oyster Bed Bridge and Mrs E McLure and Mrs Marton Williams of North Rus tico By a iirst arriage she also leaves one son J Lemuel Arthur, contractor of Ban Francisco, Cal

OID

HOW '1`O REMOVE WARTS.

It's really a simple mutter to re-

move wnrte and callonses if you ap- ply Putnam's Corn and Wart Ex- tractor. Cnre is certain-tailure im- posaihla-ii you use "Putnam'a."

~¢\'*°_“ 0 “ i'°P° 'I 5 d* North Rnstlco and four dallghterszl “gm” “mr °°°sm°mbl° trouble an Mm M°K°“zl° °f I‘°‘""~ M““'5i in abundance just the thing to warm you up and.

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l ' ' ~ . ,

1 _ C l I V e a

,__...__,_._.._..._.__--_.,

_ -NINE--llNlHS

of the headaches people are ~ afflicted with are caused. it _ » is sta ed on good authority, / ‘ _ by some form of eye-strnili

resulting front certain ab- normal conditions.

_ -_-1. --

__-_

To detect and correct

these abnormal conditions is the work of the upto- date opiician.

‘i ...___-Q

‘ Modern methods of ex-

amination, intelligently ap~ plied, make it possible for

i us to guarantee satisfaction in all our, :optical work.

this season.

_,___

_ We operate our ,own lens-grividiiig plant.

4 _ >

6. F. Hutcheson,

. _")_i ticiam

.- Slllny ide T.|. |92 ck 1'°wn,,,,,,m L gumnmm. _

‘i

= make you feel good and strong.during this changeable

wes‘he_r

I f S' _E .I olasaocul-ss.

I The lIakar_1/ u'l1c»re qua/ity counts

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Grand FANCY DRESS

0l\llNl\llll. Arena Rink

TUESDAY. ` - March l1lh.

Prizes for best

Ladies’ and ` Gentle- mon’s Costume.

4th Regt. Band

Admission Skating

and Promenade 25cts. Ticket holders in cos- tnms free.

Arena Rink Co.

Better than Home- made Bread

(hir l>rt~.\l is nli excellent

bread. ll is :< |`ir:n_ i`il»t~ grain- ed wliltc lm- <|_ .ii .1 the crust has that rich golden brown color, which ai\\.i_\s shows the qualities of s good loaf of

W. _ _li ___ ____ _., ___ __ _ __ __ ...__-.,1..

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i Low Price Sale cf

Pictures, Frames and Fancy lioudsi

le balance of all Pictures_l<`ranies and Fancy Goods at Auction Pric

i all good stock. Hundreds of articles. Come in and inspect. If the

are not worth 25 per cent more just say so. Some elcgui

Birthday and Wedding Presents-Come in and see st

High Grade Art M Parlors,

_ ` QUEEN s'rlu£s'r, cnARLoTris'rowN, _i

Agency tor Parker’.s Dye Works l

tltlisrn t _l-,___ _ ___ “___ _ __ *_A______, _ _ _ _ ____ ____';_ _

BOIL ER WORK

|;s,i|¢|||g ¢||¢'_‘ ,¢|¢¢¢»;ity oi having s mst elses msn ss foreman

-sf our boiler work, wr have secured Mr. David Cochrane, who holds s technlea esrtiileate tor boil r construction from ite ‘hchcicsl College. Glasgow F also had char of the boiler woi-keel ine Grange-Month an Grteaeek_Dor1~ ard Ce , of éiaege-llouih, Scotland. He has a wide experience in the build ing and vepsiringot Marius sail Biaiiuusry Boilers. When in need of repairs of s new boiler write. or -.all ne up bv teaspoons. we will give your work ouilm-

“`°‘"f‘° '"°"“°"' noni Prim will se eight-gg , CIARLOTTBTOWN FUUNUKY and MACIUNI (0.

bread. if you'll insist on getting our bread for s trial yo\i'll never have any other.

‘ 2 Pound

LOAF 8°“

The NORTH BAKERY

nm i`6nl 266 Lusion t

'Ilfy Pl'-pcrtv For Sa

Tile undersigned offers for :lille tha

property situated on Fitzroy 'St East. con listing of three dwelling houses and large stable in tear 24x44ft. This pro- perty hlisafronisge of 85 it by leo ft back. if not disposed of by Private sale before March 18 will be sold by Public Auction on ilintdutc. I _will sei' ia block or divide to suit purchasers. For further particulars apply to McLean St Mcliimion Atty’s Brown‘s Block or to

J. J. STEWART, ` DUNSTAFFNAGE.

3..~tl\ _<,7,io_ 12,14 v6.t;,i8.Pn

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