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THE GUARDIAN, CHARIDTTBTOWN, PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND, FEBRUARX r. r9u4, 5 _

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Donot (ripe ngieirritactte the :limeri-

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hty Bill! y a 1: ly yei ` promptly. cleanse effectually and .

ah M The first drunk for several weeks was! Sournnan King‘s County Board of

8 locked up at the Police Station yesterday. Trade held its annual meeting on Friday

laid by aP dmggiata. 2.5 cents.

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if you want the

best results in your

_ Xmas cooking, get your groceries from

Rev. W. W. Rinnie will lecture in Zion

Church basement Friday. Subject is to be announced in tomorrow’s Guardian.

A Nuniiim of the Knights of Pythias

attended the funeral yesterday of the late Chas Evans as mourners, he having taken the rank of Page in that order.

Tan lllnto arrived at Picton at noon

Saturday and the Stanley reached George- town at three o'ciock. A special with freight and passengers came to the City at six o'clook.

M.P.A.A.A. Suspension.-Bart Duffy, of St. John, N. B., and Michael Walsh,

us* dc: 0! Fredericton, N. B., are hereby sus-

livery.

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is nice at

- all times

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- But when you buy it ` from us you are aasured of

the best- Our icing too is always good and covered with plenty of walnuts. _

Try a pound. _

D. STEWART.

ECLIPSE BAKERY. Baku Beat Bread.

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CANADA’S MARITIME FAMOUS Tl-IE TRAIN ‘ EXPRES

INTERCOLONIAL . nAii.waY

Between Halifax, Truro, Pai sec junction nncton, Quebec, and Montreal, eaauru a

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Journey, and you will travel via

YOUR OWN LIN-E.

Write for fatal and time tables lo G. A. SHARP, Bupt. P. B. I. Railway Char

Ioiletown, P. E. L

N0., ll. LYONB, General Passenger: and 'TERM Agent. Moncton.

B. TIFFIN, Traffic llanagor. lloncton

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is a good faculty to ex- ercise in combatting diseases like Consump- tion. Use a rational ~ cure-try PARK’S PERFECT EMULSION.

pended for competing in an unsanctloued skating race at Fredericton, N. B , on Monday the 25th of January i004.

A1' the meeting of South African

soldiers held on Saturday, a committee was appointed to make enquiries respect- ingfa dinner for Paardoberg Day and to report to a general meeting ncxt Wednes- day at 7 o'clock at Mr. Mcilish`s oflice.

Tun formal opening of the new wing of the Charlottetown Hospital took place yesterday afternoon. Bonsdiction was said by His Lordship Bishop McDonald assisted by Dr. Curran and the male members of St, Dunstan's Cathedral choir.

In Zion Church yesterday Rev. \V. W.

Rainnie of St. John preached twice to large congregations. At the morning service ho gave an eloquent discourse from the text, God is lovo. At the evening service his sermon was based upon Psalm 56:3 “What time I am afraid I will trust in thee." Both discourses were listened towith earnest attention.

THE engagement of Miss Agnes L. Carr,

daughter of Mrs. John de Soyres, to C. J. Glyde, of Ermelo, Tranavaal, is au- nounced. Mr. Glyde is director of public works at Ermelo, Miss Carr went to South Africa soon after the first call for teachers for that country, and as a teacher she has been highly aDDrBCiBi»0d- There will be aiany good wishes for her happiness.

Tar: death is announced of Mrs. Mclvor,

widow of the late William Graham Mc- Ivor, Esq. of Lushington Hall and Glen- rock, Utakamund, Madras Presidency and for many years Superintendent of Chincona cultivation to the British Government in India. She was Anne, the eldest daughter of thc late Colonel Edwards, Iscoed, Denhyhshire, Wales. A woman of great sagacity and force of character sho proved herself a true help- meet to hor husband identifying herself with his public undertakings and ably forwarding his aims during his disting- uished career in India. After his death sho erected a handsome monument to his memory in Utakamund and every year doaated a sum of money for distribution among the pocrof his native parish of Dollar, Clackmannanshire, Scotland. She survived her husband nearly twenty- eight years, having reached the advanced age of eighty-five at the time of her death. Her nephew the Rev. J. Graham Mclvor of Yale University was for nine years incumbent of Weat Riverin this Province.

A GOOD SELLER.

Knrlniucirs Lmiiannr is a good seller

and gives excellent satisfaction.

F. D. SADLER,

Perth, N. B.

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Special orders for silk walsis or skirts

will be taken by Mr, Arnold of New York, at Paton Sc Co's today while his goods are on exhibition. 1 dll

Visit Paton & Co’s to-day and

see their grand display of ladies’ silk waists and skirts shown by

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BIG, FLUEFY WHITE WO0L TAliiSi 50c EACH 0NLY A FEW ON HAND

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night. There was a large attendance. The address of the retiring President. \V. L. Poole, dealt with winter com~ munication, railway extension, train arrangements, etc., and was an admirable resume of these aEairs from the stand-` point of that section of the Island. Scc`y~, Treasurer Inman reported a membership of 70 and a balance on hand of $20. The unanimous opinion was that a sccond winter train to Georgetown was an absolute necessity. A committee consist- ing of W. L. Poole, A. J. Macdonald and J. F. Norton, was appointed to wait on Superintendent Sharp with reference to the matter. The following odfcers were appointed for next yeart

President-A. J. McDonald, M.L.A. Vice-President-Nathaniel McLaren. Secretary-Treasurer-George S. Inman. Council-A. P. Prcwse, George A.Poole.

Horatio Nelson, J. F. Norton, D. C. Morson.

A nnransauruivn of The Guardian

dropped in James Paton 8: Co`s Saturday evening to seo the display of ready made silks which Mr. Arnold, the representa- tive ofthe New York Silk Waist Co. was opening upfor exhibition today and to- morrow. Aa will will be remembered Mr. Arnold was prevented from visiting the Island last winter on account of the de- lay of the winter boats and has not been on the Island for the past two years. The display two years ago was much admired at that time but oven with the visions of the past before him The Guardian reporter was surprised at the beauty of the display. There are shown by l(r.Arnold all leading styles of silk jackets, waists and skirts for the coming season. In conversation he told The Guardian that the most pop- ular for the spring trade will be the Bolero blouse jackets, accordion pleated jackets and shortjacket costumes. .

In waists the most popular is the gun

metal, and also the Jap silks in latest effects and rich peau~de-soles and mervos. The skirts are the newest effects in tail” etas, and penn-de-soles from the latest Parisian designs.

Mr. Arnold will only be in the city to- day and tomorrow and all ladies, includ- ing the dressaiakers of the City will be made vu-lccme by him.

MISS JONES' VOICE GILICATLY IM-

PROVED.

"° A starillngiimprovement is noticeable in Miss Jones' singing. Her voice is stronger, and sounds clearer and sweeter than before using Catarrhczonc, which is

a wonderful aid to singers, speakers and ministers. Cxraannozown Nnannnin- surcs absolute freedom from Colds, Coughs and Catarrh, clears the nose and throat, and prevents hoarseness and husk- iness. Catarrhoznna makes the voice brilliant and enduring ,and isuncouirnoniy well recommended by Prima- Donuns, members of Parliament, Lawyers,Doctors and thousands that use it daily. Better try Catarrhczoae Price $1.00; trial size Z5o. Dxuggists, or N. C. Poison &Co., King- aton, Ont.

Hauir.roN'sPi1.I.s Cum: Consrrimriox.

CH’TOWN STOCK EXCHANGE.

Closing prices Jan. 29. Jan. 30 Atchison 605 602 Copper 485

Baltimore & Ohio 84 D. P. R. `

New York Central

Colorado Fuel & Iron

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\ Song is not hard to sing either-sometliiiig on the

Sw ll Skirts S Ilmg f r a n

Un the skirt tables in our ladies' clothing rooni _you Il find a nice range of ready to-wear skirts-

in various styles and colors. For a few days sti1l~y0n can Qhgose at

0n¢-third Less

than the marked price. <5"/q-(_ », ~

$3i1o Skirts for $297 $3-95 $4 85 36-75 $7.00

ti tt $4.50

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Brooklyn Rapid Transit is 47,i`

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Detroit Rails Erie Railway

Illinois|Centrai

Manhattan

Missouri Pacific

Metropolitan Pennsylvania

Reading

Sugar

Southern Pacific

St. Paul

l`win Oity

Union Pacific United States Steel

Dom. I. and S. Com Louisville &: Nashville

& Co's.

“ “ Preferred

Dominion Coal Commcn

Bioyr-lists and all athletics depcnd on

BENTLEY 'S Liuiment to keep their oints iimber and muscles in trim

27i 2T§ 133 133 144;. i-43; oag our 121 l2i l20} 120i 45§ 455 12'/Ui 1275 501 50] 14-fi ld-il

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An elegant display of ladies’ silk

coats, waists and skirts for the coming spring season at Jas. Paton

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Mac’s Sweet Castor ilil.

uneral notice later.]

llnuter River. on Jan, N, Gi wn, in the 7-ith year of his nge. es to mourn a widow, two sons

auglaiers.

as

tered into rest at Lower Mont any. Sth., aftera lingering ilin iam McFarlane third son of J arlane Esq., aged 20 years.

Souris on Jan. 21, Alexander aid, aged Bl years. Ileceased: in high esteem by his friends an full of years and good works.

Brookline, N. Y., on the lilth nsumptlon, Annie E., wife of H kine, Picton, N. S., and youn ghterof the late Rev. Samuel

of this province, aged Z8 years.

HOT WATER BilTTI.ES

Fully guaranteed in every respect. We have a stock. which for quality We will back against any- thing of the kind in the City. See them and get our prices.

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Indian River, on Jany. 27 Ciithe

phcll, aged dl years.

this City on January 30th, Ne ck, son of Lemuel Musick, abled

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WE ARE MEETING ALL CUT PRICES _ \

ON FURNITURE

Call in and let us figure on your warits_-Our disqoiiiiic

nlilay not beaslarge but our Hrsi price is iniich _tmallcr t an that asked elsewhere--coniparison invited.

John Newson.

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the estimated wealth of llie Uiiiteri States.

v _loiir health is worth more to you than flint so I»i‘e>`cr\'c it, money cannot buy it.

noon TEETH MEAN GOOD HEALTH

Decal/TUE t@§ih are very iiij urious to tlie health as well as VCYY dlSg\1Simg» “Ie are prepared with all the latest appliaiices to do_any dental work_ you iieed. Ours is the only ofiice in the city doing porcelain inlay work.

A Ten Years’ Written Guarantee

with all Work.

Consultation and Exeiirimirrnattigni

Free'

GUARANTEE DENTAL TROOMS,

Over Reddiu Bros. Cameron lllock. Charlottetown

DR. E. E. ROIBIINS. PROP.

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Taylor's Bookstore.

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is a big improvement on the ordinary nauseous Castor Oil. _It is simply the best quality Castor Oil rendered tasteless by the addition of aromatics. Any child can take it. Price r5c a bottle.

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society whose appearance is of any

ment to him. We can but re- t: For good german ts,fashioii y cut and made. see

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AN INVESTMENT THAT PAID

CANADA LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY. » PoIicyNo.I5,605 Life of Lewis Campbell ` ` ' l

Date, iotli August, 187-i. i’lriii, Life- io Ihiyiiit-iii_~i_

Yearly Premium » - _ _ _ _ ¢ T. N "~ Total Premiiiiiis - - _ _ _ ' ..._ ,0 ‘

Ilale of ileaih, ioili October, |903, ` Claim Paul goth October, i._o_;

Sum Assured - - - f: occ. -_'tv ,

Additions - - Y - ..» ,S

Total - - - - . _ . . _ 3. 5,, ,iv

Arnouni of Claim, over .qos per reiii ol icini prriiiviiiizs.

Dividends alone over irgg er cent. cf ioial pieniiiinis, Return over cost, $i,i6il.15 besides zo years' imiiiance.

It Pays to Insure in the Canada Life

Rates and particulars cheerfully furnislie<i_

E. R. Brow W. K. Rogers.

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Charlottetown, Charlottetown,

Special Agent Manager P. E. Island Branch

FOUNDED ON FACT.

THE MAN FELL down, down, down,

io feet, zo feet. 40 feet. For below could dimly bc decerneri turbulent waters and jagged edges of rocks. MUST HE DIE? And he so young. Just as lie limi given up all hope. his fierce descent was suddenly checked- his coat made from

MDNGTDN TWEED

caught on the sharp edge of a rock and in spite of the awful strain, it stood firm. not a tliread gave way.

THE MAN WAS SAVED.

Buy Moncton Tweeds and Clothing and save money at

THE HUMPHREY CLOTHING STORE,

Opera liouse Building.

A WINFIELD SCOTT Manager

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