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THE GUARDIAN. CHARLIJTTBTOWN, PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND. HAKLH 17. r9o4

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'H.00d'_s _Jafsaparilla H" W°" F“i"l?°ll!lr beyond the effect ofadvertiaing only. `

The secret of its wonderful popup".

ity is explained by its nnappi-crurhnble

BIN 'lim s nrewipuen which

°lll'Bd people considered incurable.

-§{ood’s .farsaparilla nites the best-known vegetable rein-

edles, by meh a combination, proper-_ tion and process as to have curative P°W°|' P°°lllIlr to ltlelf. "

If# sure! of scrofula, eczema, psori-

lillr and every kind of humor, as well as catarrh and rhenmatiam- pi-ore

’Hood’s Jarsaparilla

the best bloodémrifler ever produced.

Its cures of ys psia, loss of appe-

tite and that tiregefeeling make it the F9838!! ll»0l'llMJI\ tonic and sirciigilr. reiitorer the world bil Wifi' lillvlrg,

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- -Hood .1 Jarsaparrlla ’.8’2.ii‘&’i2“r%‘li.i'i’f‘I" "<?.~2‘.“r’i'£>‘1'>i§’§_“‘°

UUR COFFEE

We l1avea’t said acry- thiug about coilee or sometime, but we are selling more than ever before. Most every day brings a new customer for it, that's proof our coffee is good.

HAVE YOU TRIED IT.

If you haven’t leave your next order with us and get the best in the city. Our price is 4oc e pound

Webster & McKay, PHONE 199.

WA|l|_lE|l .

Wanted to hire for the sea-

son a competent cheese maker for the Campbellton Cheese Factory. Apply stating wages, etc., to

JOHN AGNEW,

Aiberton,P.E.I., March 14, ’o4-

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Biliunil Every l llay

ENJOY THE BEAUTIFUL SPRING I IKE ‘ DAYS

And get your baking

done at our Bakery where everything is of the best procurable and the results always good.

Oilr Specialty i;O(In.y IS of Poisons Nerviline. 3 h°“9°l1°lCl fellledi'

Cocoanut Pies 15 and 2oc Cream Pies iz and r5c

D. STEWART.

BCLIPSE BAKERY. Baker Beat Bread.

Frash I .

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iii iiiws or _uizii iiiinisi

BAND at the Rink tonight.

a pastor will be held tonight.

class day, May lst, 1904. A

‘figure ofa little girl sea'ed alongside.

cha ions of Novascoti 2to0. This is

ed for the Stanley cup and refused to play the Abegweite, Island champions.

Ar the Police Court yesterday William Bradley, shoemaker and Wesley Snow were fined $10 or one month and $5 or one month respectively tor annoying public worship at the Salvation Army Barracks. The Magistrate took occasion to warn fuiure odenders that the full penalty would beimposed herealtcz.

THE winter stsamers both of which

were at Picton were unahleio cross to Georgetown yesterday. The following tclegramlwais received by Mr. Lord yeatrr day afternoon:

Picton, March 10th.

A. Lord:-Stanley went outside but had

toreturn. Heavy ice hlnoklnir harbor. Mlnto still at wharf. Noprospecta of crossing to-day.

(Sgd) Donn Dwraiz.

Tm: annual meeting of the Condensed

Milk Company was held at 3 o‘clock yes~

terriay afternoon in the Igjiigrd of Trade rooms. The reports shows he past year to have been very successful. The old Board was re-elected. The directors are F. L. Haszard, Geo. E. Auld, S. W. Crabbe, Frank Bovysr, and N_ Rattenbury. A subsquent meeting of the directors reappointed I". L. Haazard, President and E. R. Brow, Secretary.

Ror.,\r~ui H”aui-'r~:R, the sixteen your old son of John Harper, Fitzroy Street met with a serious accident several days ago at The Examiner oiiice, which h1\iJDlly did not have ii. fatal termination. While working on the machinery his arm be came caught in the lielt and had the belt not broken the lcd would Dl‘0b&blY NWS been fatally mangled. As it was his arm was so badly twisted that it had to bc broken and reset liefore we injury done could be remedied. The boy b0l'0 UD Well "Hd" the trying operation and now is dolniz as well as can be 9XD€0l»9d~

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DOES YOUR BABY GRY AT NIGHT i

1| so, it is well to know the great value

for stomach pains, cramps, tooihache, sm( headache, and the manifold ills pec- uliar to children. A few drops of Nervi- line in sweetened water illakw ll Dleailmli rlrlnk and never fuils to qnlcklY ielleve- Nervlline is as good as the doctor in em- ergencies and costs only l5C» ll b0l»ll0- Get Nervlline from your drlliliilllf' WWW-

Iln HAi.iu.'ruN'a lliasimairn Pn.1.s ron

Ir has been arranired that the S. S. 1, 111

GityofLondon will continue to use the f:,;eve;°;p|¢¢T|;; Prgggmgervbr; Sfnlfrnxi

the Fame berth as last* season at the Char- | 5 ,gt M h

lottetown Steam Naviizaiiou Go’s. wharf. ;;¢l;:;,|¢,he`,;:, ::,b;heN:|l:,1a):;e;;n:

Angus D, McKenzie, H,,t,,v|u,,’ p_ E_ to attach to the authorities ln the matter l I. of the senior year in Arts at McGill "‘°“5l‘° °" "UB lim” °f lil" Si»&nl°.v's over Unlvsrgigy has been elwud M, ,epresent hauling at Plctou last year no examina-

,the artestudents on the Committee for l7l_°° WB’ m°‘1l°- T119 Df€Vl°\lS your

RIDDIN Bltos have a very prettily mb df

' dthrm in such excellent

d d I d ‘ ` es an oun 62?: pxdzggltzshgsgrigfmiz CEGKIBCI; condition that it was nnneooessary to

“I "3 'manure hup with B lu’ mm were put in the boat when she left Scot-

Tgg Smkvlllé Hwkgy Team on Tuesday workmanship that they ihave lasted till night defeated the Ramblers of Amherst, the P\'°5°f'l5 UIDQ- `

IDP Bi

,the aggregation that a week ago challeng-

Dnnmo the past few weeks the an

Tm",-,”|a| tum dm not ko to Gem,ge_ glneer of thewlnlkr steamer Stanley has town ialt nlghtaatha winter steamers bw" °°“°Id°“bl7 l"°“bl°‘1 Wm’ '°h° dm nw "0" hom P|ct°“_ leakage of the boilers of that boat which

nm uijourmd mum] Dub during the past two or tlfree weeks has

“lon of Zion Church to Rm 6 ¢0DR\'=R- necessitated the constant presence of a

r e selection of boiler maker from Bruce Stewart SL Co.

on board. The leakage la In the back con-

ON ,Manny of the storm yesterday the nectlons of the tubes ofthe boilers and

nmmud he boat ,Me ,md the home prevents the hlnh pressure which is an races today have been postponed till °bs°l“.¢° necessltym ""5 m°°" °n'°°l‘lv° b°t¢“.|°°_ severe ice lighting such as has been ex.

perienced this winter. The leakage,

'however the Government Inspector, DouglasStevens drewa number of the

make further examination. These Lubes

land in 1888 and it is proof of the excellent

TEMPERANCE ALLIANCE

Delegation and Mr. Peters.

Sm:-I was greatly surprised to read in The Examiner last Friday an article of a very mlsleadinrr nature entitled “En- forcement of Our Laws," inspired evident- ly by some member of the Committee ap- pointed by the Alliance to walt on Mr. Blanchard and Mr. Peters, whose zeal for the Conservative party is greater than his discretion. As an independent Conserva» tive I think it but fair to Mr. Peters and Mr. Blanchard to ,deny some of the im- plied assertions lu the above mentioned article. In the first place the committee only interviewed Mr. Blanchard and the reason that he gave for wltholdlng the papers from Mr. Bears was that the Tem- perance Alliance ,of King's County were considering' the question of having a new prosecutor appointed with greater zeal in tho work than Mr. Bears has shown for the last few months. and therefor ln Mr. Peters' opinion until the question of the appointment ofa new prosecutor was settled it would not he wise to furnish papers to Mr. Bears. And' on being asked why so few third offences were being tried, he said he was never asked for papers for a sec md or third offence, but what he furnished them ani that he hadalways been willing to do his duty in helping Mr. Bears ob- tain convictions. That is the substance of Mr. Bianchnrrfs answers to our questions. Wc then went to see Mr. Peters but could rot find him owing to his wlfa's illness. Now until Mr. Peters had been intrrviciimil and given a chance to explain matters lt was ,I think to say the least, very linpolltic for any member of that Uoniniittee without the consent of the other incnibcrs to inspire nn article of censure on Mr. Peters in a party organ, especially an article misleading in its nature. in my opinion the worst obstacle in our task of annihilatlng the drink triiliic is the readl- ness with which even the best of the tamperance people sacrifice our temper- ance principles for the welfare of our pollticalpurtv. Nowi do not wish this letter to be taken as an attempt to ex- onerate Mr. Peters for his non-enforce ment of the law. l write it simply as a protest nrrainst judging him without a hearing and for party purposes.

‘ Giro. E. SavrLi.E.

Dundas.

March llth, 1904

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THE BOSTON

With Our

GENILElllEN’S NEW

SPRING HATS.

.BEIIER CALL ‘i

and see what welcan

line.

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Everybody Delighted ’

iii-zamiitiia.

Blcyclists and all athletics depend on

BEN'l‘LEY‘S Llniment to keep the joints llmber und muscles in trim.

Wear '

Weeks’ nobby hats.

A aura indication that sprint( is coming

TOURIST

Showing of

do for you in the Hat

is that the small boy is out on the door step and sidewalk with his Marbles, and the game is In full swing. Carter Bc Go are headquarters for his supplies in Marbles. All kinds, 200 dozen of Rubber Balls daily expaoted.Bonncers they are too, and ii big ball for a small price. Wholesale and Re- tail at Carter`s Bookstore. 15 d Iii

BORN.

In this city Haroh 15th to F. R. apd Mrs

Boyce, a daughter.

Pinliliam’s `

iloilicinos

Big fresh stock of Veuetahie Com-

pound. »

Blood Purifier.

Pills. etc.. now in "The TWU MAGS”

laohoiitlillilaclilnnoii,

DRUGGISTS,

Cor Gt.George and Kent Stl.

shown.

c WAISTINGS it

Here's a lot of the most attractive waisting goods we’ve ever

About 20 different patterns-no two alike, and none

duplicated in the city.

They come in greys, greens, blues and pinxs-most of .

them in pretty stripe effects. .

'l`here's just one waist length of each pattern, two ‘~

grades, $2.55 and $2.95.

MOORE* ®. MCLEOD.

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In taking stock we llnd we have on

hand too many silver plated knives, forks and spoons and will oil`er at allberal discount by the dozen. Also some odd lines in half dozen lots. very low to clear. Now ls the time to replenish your silver table ware.-G. H Taylor, Jeweler, Sunny- side. Iii ri :ri

--The members of Division No. l

A. 0. II, will meet at their hail, Queen Street, at il o'olo1-k this morning io Lake part in Str. Patrick's day parade.

-Reward-Any person giving informa-

tion as to the whereabouts of my fox terrier which was stolen on Sunday morning last will he suitably rewarded- Charlns Longwortli, lllllsboro Street.

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-The Ladies of St. Vincent de Paul

Sewing Circle will have delicious home made candy on sale at thc Opera Iiousc on St. Patrick's night, this privilege hav- ing been kindly granted by the B. I. S. Proocecds in aid of the poor. I6 d 2l

-Dnn't fornet the concert and basket

social at Cornwall on Monday March 2ist. in aid of Cornwall liall. Admission l0c~ Ladies with baskets free. Doors open at 7.30. Concert at B o'clock. 16 d ‘ll wll pd

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Pure

Havana Tobacco Q

is the only kind that goes to make up the famous -

“Gainsborough” Cigar

Not only is- the leaf itself superior in flavor, but the aroma cannot be excelled.

3 for 25 cents.

_ $350 per box of 50.

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_liackiiiiion & Williairs

llerrieten. Solicitors, Nomie ue.

D. A. MACKINNON. Ll... B.. K. C

E. BAYPIELD WILLIAMS. Ofiioe-Oamrwin Block. Ubarlotwaow Honra I1. inim on Reel Blilff.

ANNOUNCEMENIS. i

A SATISFIEIJ PATIENT

is a better advertiseinmit than a newspaper article. This '

is oiie reason why it is to our interest that no one ~liall gn

- out of our olllcc dissatislied.

ANYHOW 0111’ Written guarantee given with :ill our

worl: means that we believe our work to be .<nti.sfnci<>ry.

We have every npplizinre for doing Denial work may can

be procured.

OUR PORCELAIN INLAY oiitflt is the only

one on l’. le. I. It will cost you nothing to have us give yon an estimate on the cost of your work. It may mcnii dollars

totyoii-with the assurance that your work will be pcriiiaii-

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GUARANTEE DENTAL Rooms,

Cameron Illock, Charlottetown, or-er Reddin nm.._

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Does youu Fuizwiruizs NEED REi>Aiizii\io ?._`

Now is a good time to have it doiic. Broken legs, arms and l>:ick.=: brought to our lmspiinl will be speedily set and iiiatle as good :is iiew.

FOR REUPHOLSTERINU

we have ii good line of furniture covers and an expert npiiolsterer. Our work is always well and cheaply done.

John Newson.

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Without the name J

Moncton Woollen Mills or their guarantee on the ticket, its

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Don't be deceived. Ask in see the ticket. 3 Take Moncton Make or None at ali. i Sole Agents on P. E. lclnnd. y

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Humphrey Clothing Store, l

Opera House Building. Phone i33_

A. Vi/INFIELD SCOTT. Manager.

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