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Renorters and Correspondents Everywhere.
Tun B. I. S. holds its annual meeting this evening. _
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- Rev. Terence Campbell, Keliy's Cross,
, drove to the city on Saturday.
THE death took place ii few days ago ii Hampton N. B. of Mrs. Mary H. Travis,
'N0 COFFEE sisters: lx. A. isartiemoaariorr/ewwn.
ouirs so. soon '
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A Rotary snow plough purchased by the
_ _ - v Reid Co. in Newfoundland at ii cost of
As $17,000 was ditched over u. 40 foot embank-
ment a few days ago.
We lr
who uselgzwsag agile _lf WPI* Waixrira Towns of The Examiner office
' had his knee badly inringled by being
caught in the cogs of ajob printing
machine Saturday.
Y agoisimprovinir and Samuel Corney is
only ‘me q““litY» the best, able to resume work.
of the Extravaganza to be given by rinec
. Webster & McKay.
AiivEiz'risi~:Rs?_a.re again reminded tha
insertion in followiniz issue.
ing from a cut on the hand is making
Hesselein of Halifax Garrison Artillery
Jossrn Caimonv, who was injured at
the P. E. I. Railway shops some months
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' illlllvauuuuuuggns
freshly ground. `
IN another column will be found the pit
40C DCI' lb. P
St. School tomorrow evening. Please read it,then buy your tickets.
mn' * 'I all ordinary “changes” should be in this
M oihce no later than one p. m. to iiisnrc
JolN Harris who has been laid up for
soxlc weeks from blood poisoning result-
rapid progress towards recovery.
I'ris understood that Lieut. Col. A. G.
a
will command the Bisley team. C pt. J. M. Jones, Po\vm\l,stands tliird highest on the list.
A1' Police Court Saturday five drunks
were disposed of. Ernest Osborne, Jos. Gillis, Robert Davis and :John
we Hive ,
J. J. Hughes, M. P. Souris hal ln-
troduced into the Commons a bill respect- ing the Grand Council of the C. M. B. A.
Kr St. James' Church-yesterday, Rev.
Mr. Fullerton spoke in the morning on the Speech of Christ and. in the evening on The Attractions and Repulsions of Christ.
Owiivo to the continued illness of Rev. Wm. Dobaon,Rev. G. R. Whit.e occupied the pulpit of First Methodist Church yes- terday morning and Rev. Elias Slaekford, in the evening. .
CAr'r.Hoi.mEs of the Cacouna has re-
signed to take a position with the Dnmln~ ion Goal Co. He will be succeeded by Capt. A. E. McDonald who took the BonavistatoSydney in the absence of Capt. Fraser.
APniNcE Edward Island inan named John Gosby of the schooner Wm H Moody was drowned off Georges Banks Jan 26th. He was working in the sliip's dory which was washed over board carrying her with it.
A local weather prophet gives the fol- lowing forecast oi’ the probable weather from March 5th till April 3rd next: -
March 5 to 13-Fair and Frosty.
“ 14 “ li)--Snowy and Stormy.
" so “ so-Fair.
“ 27 “ April 3-Fair and Mild.
Gin-;.\'i' encouragement was given to
the Abegweits in their recent victory at Truro by the island farmers then in at- tendance at the Agricultural College in Truro. The Island men attended en masse and some who had never seen ii iiockcyinatch before almost lost their
Bread of different kinds to please different tastes, fresh each day.
Plain 8 mg
Vienna 3 as ,
Mcllailie each got $5 or thirty days. and Henry Flood $2 or 10 days.
Fsii.\ii:a.~i~ are killing their stock in
Nova Scotia as well as in Prince Edward
heads over the victory of the Island boys.
Wii.LIAi\i Mutlow, who has conducted
o. butcher business at Millvievv for a number of years has rentcrl thc store and
Graham 5 pts -
Duchesse
Islnndhccnuse feed supplies cannot be
5 cts
D. Stewart’s
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RCLIPBE BAKERY. Baku Best Bread.
obtained and many cases are reported of their shooting their horses for the same reason rather than have them starve.
l Couiuirn Mriosu, Kensington, familiarly called by coniuicrcinl men “the star of thc _ west" loft the city Saturday afternoon
' ,with 31 bags mail. Passenger and mail
, traffic on his route have increased so much that he has had to put on an extra team.
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TIIEIIE I8 H0 NEED . 0F TIIROWING AWAY A PIEGE UF FURNITURE
I because it is badly broken or in need of re-upliolstcring.
WE GRN D0 THE _ BEEMIIGLY. IMPDSBIBLE-
when it comes to repairing furniture-iii most cases making the piece as good és new. Of course if a piece cannot be fixed we will _frankly tell you so-but try us-Phone 79. We will send for your repair work.
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OF THE TOTAL BUSINESS
of Life Insurance written by Canadian Companies in the year 1904,
THE SUN LIFE OF CANADA
wrote over 26 1-5 per cen*. _
f There were zo Canadian Companies. doing business
in Canada last year. i For rates in The Snn Life apply to
E. R. BROW. Manager for P. E. Island,
19 mwf zyi- Charlottetown.
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AN ACTUAL RESULT!
purchased the stock of William Seller, Hillsboro St. Ho \vill open up for meat business in this stand this week. Mr. Seller willgo more extensively into the wholesale business.
Ai'1io.\iii\ENi‘ denier reports that the
raw sugar mnrketis very firm and iid- vanclng. New York sugar refiners paid one-eightli ofa cent. per pound advance cn previous prices for raw sugar for March shipment. 'lhis makes an advance of three-sixteentlis of a cent per pound that they have paid within the past few days.
Owixc to the increasing prosperity of
the Collegiate School at Windsor the Board of Governors are procuring plan cstiuiates for the enlargeiiicnt of the building. i’revious to its ciilargemcntiind better equipment it is probable 'that it will be removed to a higher and more coinmanding positioiion the College pro- perty. ‘ '
'i‘rii-1 P. E. I. Hospital has received the
following uinouiits:-Collected by Miss Anna H. Rogers, Ucnti-nl tiedeque, Sf.1l.50, collected by Mrs. Otos Giiinble, l..inklctt-ei* ltcad,ii“i.80;coi1cctcd by Mrs. J. W. Mc- Lennaii,Frcdericton, $3.50; collected by Mrs. Geo. Stanley and Mrs. \V. F. Tid- marsh, City, $175.25.
A Sussi-ix N. B. despatch reports tliiit,
“thc Messrs. Mciiiiiglits who had gone to P. E. island some tiinc ago to purchase ii valuable team of horses, after getting them aboard the stcnnicr Stanley, were forced to either destroy or pitch them overboard to save them from starvation. The loss, if rumor bc correct, will bc quite heavy." '
Ti-i iz oillcers elcctcd for the ensuing year
iiiStnn1cy Bridge Dairylng Co. arc:-Di- rectors-Arthur Simpson, Wm. R. 'i`u.ylor, Alex. Buntain, H. T. Pickering, Jaincs Turner, George il. McNeil, D. Wallace McKay; auditor, lion. George Simpson. A vote of thanks was 'tendered thc retir- ing president wlio_ positively declined to serve again, although pressed to do so by the sharheolders.
Jain-:s Gii.i.i-Jsriis, Greenville, Maine,soii
of John Gillespie, Appin Road, on Dec. 18th niet with ii. painful and serious ac- cident iii the luiiibcr woods. While chop- ping his axe glnnced cutting his foot from thc third toe, back to the heel. He was immediately removed to ii. braiicii oi thc Lynn Mass, llospital at Greenville ` where the pliysieuns at first thought they might succeed in healing the wound and prevent
To amputation of thc foot. His miiny friends
GENTLEMEN -I have much pleasure
_ . ro
you, of your Com‘psny’s cheque for $5,041-75. ill Sefilellllmf Df 1115’ P°1\¢Y»N°- 975»
for $5,000.
however, will rcgrct to learn tiint latest reports are not so favorable. The injury not licaliiig as first expected, ainputation of the foot will yet be necessary. `
Toronto, Can.
in acknowledging the receipt. ill “gh
Itook out this olic 20 ears n o,u on the zo Payuwllt Life Plan' ilic '
P Y y`g P iiiicmim $3000
gunna] rgmium being $l97_.5O. I.f1l1tl illat I hAvE pill l € 0 P y 3v9 ' in remlums, and am now in receipt Of $5»04¥-75» °\' fi-°9‘-75' m°"° 'h'“l I 1""
paid out; the insurance of $5,000 on my life for the past zo yearB 1l0¢:h*W"1K CW* me n dollar. . -de,
This being.; Life Policy with zo payments (noi. an Endowment), I cunsi _
§_he i-anim a most sarisrscwrfyrcénf. andfv;;iidl;°v¢ much Pl¢“5“f= "1 "°°°”””°”d ng t e Noizra AM1»'.iucAN i 0 111)' 1' - _
W. 1<. M.»\cCOY
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IN FURNITURE
“Always the best vaiiie in the city‘
at Mark Wright Furnishing Co’s.
f1_"'_"_W'\ Tasteie ss Cod '
SPECIA I
' Prices on'whitefand colored shirts, collars,
ties. If you want any of the above you’1l i save money by buying from us, as we'll
give you the lowest prices iii town
, J. B, ri¢ooNAi.o 8. co.
phites
This preparation has an agrees le hate, and will not cause any of the un- pleasant digestive dil- iiirbnnces so character- ‘ lstic of the raw oil.
Price $i.oo.
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THE cHARLo'r'rE'i‘owN GUARDIAN, MARCH 6, 19.5. I _ 5
The foreign mall via the Capes arrived in Sumniarslde Saturday evening about 8.il) o°clook.
ON February. 2lst, Benj. and Mrs.
Rogers of this citv were registered at the hotel Gulrnalda Pasadena, California.
Rox' BA'i'ii:s, son of Rev. W. E. Bates, Amherst, has been selected by Acadia University as Rhodes scholar for N. S.
Wu. E. QUINN, champion jumper on
skates of the world was at St. John'_ this week doing 5ft 4in. His maii:._;cr is, Jal. Pendergast, a well known athelete for- merly of Kensington.
JOHN Wr:a'rni-.'i¢iiii~:, formerly of George-
town, and Ley Bros., of Louisburg, have purchascdthe brlgantinc. New Donilnion, now In the port of Dalhousie; They will ` use the vessel for trading purposes.
A u.\NQuic'r under the auspices of Derry
Lodge, L. O. L., was held in the Orange Hall, Long Creek, Friday night. A pleas- ing program of recitoticns, solos, toastl. etc., wus rendered. Murdock MacLeod, New Argyle, presided.
COND. James McKee \vlio lins been
laid off at Summersiilc through illness during the past week or so wont to Charlottetown by teain driven by John l\IoDoniild Saitui-day and will enter the lr’ E I Hospital for treatincnt.
Tiiu Ottawa pni~liamciitai'y press
gallery last Tuesday presented E. M. Nichols, Editor of The Toronto World, with a. silver tea-set on the occasion of his approaching marriage to Miss Dorawood, daughter of Senator Wood, Siickviilc, N. B. The wedding took place on Thurs- day at Sackvillc.
D. MURRAY Cozviiooiv, 'Traveller
Passenger Agent of the I. C. R. was recently presented with ii beautiful meerschaum pipe by the passengers nn the train delaycdiit West River, N. S. Mr. Congdon happened to be on thc delay- ed traiii,an<l he was uritii-lngflii_liis cil`ort.s to minister to the wants of the patrons of the road.
'i‘iii-: but-tom has droppcd out Of the
potato niarkct in Maine. 'l‘hc tubers arc only wortli 50 to 60 cents pci' liiiri-el, while nt Florcnccville station 70 and All cents n barrel is paid. I-lay is worth $7.50; in Maine about the same. Oats, 40; Maine 45. Ready sale for butter, beef, pork, poultry and all products of the fnriii. The opinion once prevailed that tn reach the higliei-prices we inust patronize thi- Ainerlcnn inurket. Now this is cliiinged andthe market of Carleton county is soughtfby Americans as well as Canadians. -Ex.
A1' a recent session of the iiartsvillc
Sabbatli School, sixteen of its pupils were called up and prescntcd with the diplo- mas and certificates iiwiirdcd by the S. S. committee of thc Preslivterian Church in Canada for theincmoriziiig 0fScripturc In presenting thorn the Supt. gave ii synopsis of ii lettci'rccci\'cd fi'oiiisaidcoiii~ mittee coiigiutulatliig the successful oncs and stating that it was cnc of thc longe.~t lists sciit in for thc year. I*`ollo\\'ing nrr the niinics of the pupils who rc-cited tht- prescribed number of vcrscs without ii mistake: Florence McLeod, Murdock McLeod, Margaret llit-Kenzic, Edie Mc Kenzie, Lizzie i\icl{enzic, Sadie Mc Kenzic, Clwlstiim Nlcliolsoii, Aniiic Nicholson, Dari M. McDonald, Netta McDonald, 'Gordon McLeod, John B. McLeod, Angus (iillis, Miirgrirct McLeod, Winnie Mc-Leorl ami Ncttlc McDonald.
'i`m-: death took place recently at South
Granville, New London, of Mrs Iieiijaniiii Gunn at the advanced nge of 78 years. The deceased had a lingcringillncss for soiiic months but wnsnblc to bc around till ri. short time previous tohcr death. Mrs Gunn was loved by ull who kiie\\ hci' and rcspcctnd as ii. good iiciglilionr. Shu was upright and honest in nll lici'ilc:iliii|,';.~a being ii good Christiaii woiiiiiii, ii incnibci- of the cliurch whcrc slic rosiilcd for ii number of ycnrs. So licrrlcntli liiiil no sting, for she passed peacefully aivuy where shesliiill hciir tlicglafi tidings, “ Wi-ll done enter no\v into thc joy of thy Lord" The dcccnscd emigrated from Sntlierliiiid- shire Scotland in 1818 and resided iii Murray Harbor for sevcrnl years, tlicii re- moved to New London, where she had since lived, winning thc cstcem of iillwitli whom she came in contact. She leiivcs ii family of five sons and five daughters bc- sldes it lnrgc nunibcr of graml and great- grand children to mourn their irreparablc loss.
NERVOUS, SICK lii3ADACi-iid
MRO. Baal-11-311, Sinicoc, Ont., writcs:»-
“I was troubled for along.; tiiiic with liciid- nchcs, which would come on about oiici- ri week with such violcncv that I could not cnt oi do my work. l trlcrl licadnclic powders and quick ciircs, which did inc
no ioctl. About eight nionths ago l took six oxcs ofDr. Clis.sc`s Ncrvn Food, and I have not been troubled with lieiidiiclic since."
Hotel kcepers should replenish ilicir
supplies of shcetings, pillow cottoiis, tick- lngs, linens etc.-An unusual opportunity is presented nt Weeks &Co`s without profit sale. (idli,
to pay that bill we sent you. Prompt- ness will be great- ly appreciated.
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You Save 25ci to 50con Every
Dollar
Purchase.
The finest and best assorted dry goods stock in P. ii. l. is offered you at
discounts of 25 per cent to 50 per cent. This combination of honest grade
quality with great price cutting is a resistless selling reason, as evidenced by
the enormous business of the last 3 days. Shop early in the morning lo ensure
beet choosing and attention.
25 per
cent off 331-3 per cent. off
Dress Linings
$',j’,,'f All Dress Goods
Plain Sateens
Tickin gs
G in ghams Flannels
Fleecy Cottons Flannelettes
Umbrellas
Yarns
Ladies' Kid Gi
Embroidery Silks
Handkerchiefs
Linen Collars and Cuffs
White Shirts Men’s Unlined
Black Sateen Shirts
Flannel Shirts Suspenders Hair Brushes
Overalls and _iuinpcrs Men’s Night Shirts
Hosiery Corsets Sweaters
Trunks and Valises Ladies' Underskirts
Cretones
Tapestries Floor Oilclotlis
Table Oilcloths
Wool Blankets Wadded Quilts
Carriage Wraps
Horse Rugs Hessians
Silks
Velvets
' [;»Ve1veteens
§_{,~il§ Ribbons
Braids and Gimps F: Colored Cotton Shirts Men’s Neckwear
' Men’s Mufiiers
Men’s and Boys’ Underwear in- M cluding Stauiield's
Men’s and Boys’ lined Gloves and
Mitts
Men’s and Boys’ Caps
Veilings
Belts
Ladies’ Neckwear '
Laces
Enibroirieries
Wool and Cashmere Gloves
Woinen's Underwear
Furs 'of all sorts
Sleigh Robes
\\/rappers
Silk Vi/aists
Sateen Waists
Cashmere Waists Knit Wool Goods
Waferproofs
Ladies' Skirts
Carpets hiattin gs
Rugs Mats
Lace Curtains Curtain Nets
Curtain Muslins
Art Muslims Art Sarens
Men’s Tweeds and Serges
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Gloves
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Mail Us your Orders
50 pcr
cent off C No Discounts
Ladies' Winter Coats A
Ladies’ Capes
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Live I' ' Children's Coats
Ladies’ Hats
' I Colored Feathers
Wild cl`i¢l'l‘y . A11 Fiowms
All Birds Osprays and other mil-
and H G liiiei:_v ornaménts
' A lot of Ladies’ Skirts
Hypoph0S_ White and Colored Shirt Waists
Print Cottons Dress Muslins
Wash Goods
Spools
Ladies' Whitewear
Grey Cottons
Warps
Wall Paper
Stamped Mats Prices arranged for the white goods sale remain unchanged.
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DRUGGISTS’ The Bnsiest Store on Charlottetown's Busiest Street,
Cor. Gt. Geo. and Kent Sta. ' `
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