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It is well known that the majority
human ills arise from constipation of
the bowels and -on_ this account man
people make it a rule tones tbatthe bowel!
ove once every day. Ifyou are subject
3 constipation you can be enred by the
use of Dr. 0lzase's Kidney-Liver Pills.
These gills not only make the howals
active ut by -their action on the liver
ensure a regglar dow of bile, nature's own
cathartlc an so remove the cause of seri-
ous disease.
0UR CUFFEIEA
We haven't said any-
` thing about codec for
sometime, but we are
selling more than ever
beibrs. Host every day
, brings a new customer
‘ for it, that’a proof ourf
coiieelsgood.
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If you haven’t leave v
your next order with ne
and get the best in the
city. Our price is 4oc a Q
pound
Webster & McKay,
PHONE 199.
COME TO OUR
BAKERY
When you want something
nice, for supper or in fact
any meal in the day.
To-day we have a very
choice lot of
Sultana Cake acc.
Nut Cake zoc.
Silver Cake r6c.
D. STEWART,
ECLIPSE BAKERY.
Hakes Best Bread.
ir costs yp_y
N0 MIiIlE
to buy BABY'S
OWN SOAP, than
it would to buy most
of its irnitations.
Of course it costs
more to make, but
that is why it is so
good. ‘
Albert Toilet Soao Co. Mfrs.
MONTREAL.
IANIADIAN .,
ic’ 1>Ac|r|c Rv.
ourist Cars
EVERY THURBDAY
FROM MONTREAL
Every TuEsBxT an§ §a'l`U@AT irorn
N011' BAY.
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IRAVHRSING THB GREAT .
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onenulaa nt. Ciceee Dteemhervs rc .
5 is fomfll
n. P. A. e. P. lr.. dr. Jo 1, a.'s.
. B iaarrirrrlws, soliciting Passenger
Agent, Char oiretown.
SILVERWARE
 That Wears
f We have in stock ai large line of
i847 Rogers and other makes of
Knives. Forks and Spoons, .which
.we are now offering at a liberal
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‘?G.H. TAYLOR.
Llar Year Skate, Monday.
Tl! death is announced in Toronto
from pneumonia of Mrs. William Croft,
mother of llre. 0. D. Weeks, formerly of
this city. , -
This is Paardeberg Day and it will
boilttingly celebrated by the annual
Paardeberir dinner in the Orderly Rooms
this evening.
Tun death took place yesterday in Hali-
fax atWilson Park Sanitarium eiCsrollne
Louise Delliriaey, aired '15 years. The de-
emed was a sister ot Ben; Desbrissy,
Upper Prince Street.
Sr. Lawamcs Lanes I. 0. 0. F. paid
a pleasant visit to Wlldsy Lodge last
night. A very enjoyable time was spent
bythe members present in songs and
speeches, and refreshments ware served
before the brethren broke up.
Tm: “smallest tramp steamer in ,the
world," the Elliott, which has been in this
port for some time fitting for the seal hah-
sry will sail about the and of the week for
Newfoundland to ship her men, The sea~
BOD Ollene on March 10.-Halifax Herald.
Tan Stanley leit Picton at the. usual
hour yesterday morning but was forced to
return owingio the heavy blockades of
ies, and latest word received last night
reported thc|Minto stuck last in the ice
halfway between Cape Bear and Picton
Island.
“If a man die shall he live again" is
a question that touches and interests
every man no matter what his position in
life is. This subject will be discussed by
Rev. R. W. Stevenson at the meeting for
msn only in the Y. M. C._A. at 3.45 to-
morrow afternoon. A cordial invitation
is exiended to all men.
Owxac to the blockade on the eastrrn
railway line Thursday and the consequent
cancelling of the aiterncon train from
Charlottetown to Scuris there waa no
train at Souris to leave for the city yester-
day morning. A train left the city ln the
morning at 7.35 but owing io thc reiilllna
in of the track it did not reach Souris till
3.40 yesterday afternoon. It left again on
return at 5.15 p. m. and reached the city
at nine o'clock. The western line was all
open but the trains were not running up
to scheduled tims owing to the heavy
track in some places.
-Ax-'rim the devotional and business
meeting of the Epworth League in First
Methodist Church last evening something
new was introduced in League journal-
ism. This journal contains articles on
different subjects contributed by the
members of the League and imitating
the newspaperfin many respects. The
first paper ofthe series, which was taken
up last evening was read by Miss
Wathen and Mrs. R. C. Golf. The an-
onymous editorial article explained the
work of the journal, while many brief
humorous paragraphs made hits at
members oi the League causing much
amusement. Helpful suggestions for the
advancement of the League were also
-given.
A caownnn hall greeted the perform-
crs in the basement of the Cathedral last
evening. The program was opened by a
grand chorus Gloria in Excalsis by the
choir of St. Dunsian’s. Master Eddie
O’Toole's,solo The,Holy City, was heartily
applauded as was also the solos given by
Mrs. Byrne, Miss Hattie Colllngs,ld£rs. P.
C. Benoit, Rev. Leo Williams, Leslie
Cook, Misa Bremner and Miss Smith. The
duet by Messrs 0"l‘oole and Bouchard
was very pleasingly given and was well
received by the audience. Prof. Vinni-
comhe`s violin solo was of the usual ex-
cellent order. Owing to Prof. Tanton's
havingassvere cold he was unable to
sing his solo which was much regretted.
The very pleasing entertainment was
closed by the choir sir-glng “Msgniiicat"
the solo being very ably taken by Prof.
Oaven, who was in excellent voice. Those
having the concert in charge deserve
much praise for their excellent entertain-
ment. The performers were also heartily
thanked for their services by Rev. Father
Monaghan in a fcw choice sentences.
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Mechanics, Farmers, Sportsmenl
To heal and soften the akin and remcvl
grease. oil and rust stains, paint and earth. ctr:
use 'The “Master Mechanics" Tar Soap
Albert Toilet Soup Co.. Mfrs.
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I DIED.
Ai. Tryon on February llnh, 1904, of
drcpsy John French, aged 09.
At Sydney, O. B. on the 25th, Feb. 1904.
Muriel Isabell, dearly bclcved daughter of
Henry and Violet McKinley, aged four
years and two months.
 
-Carnation
- 'Red Clover
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Violet
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Soap
All regular vo cent
more goods. and good ~ ,
value at that pricemow
p CAKES
Pon zo cams
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Ar the Liberal Convention at Oardlgau
yesterday to nominate a candidate to
contest the seat vacated by the death of
the late James ll. McDonald, the somi-
natlon was offered to John Ryan, mes?
chant. It is not known as yet whether
Mr- Blau will accept as he not yet
given a decided answer.
Tun Secretary of the Abegweit Club
baawlreri the Ramblers of Amherst to
arrange two games for the Maritime
Hoekay Ohemplonehio at that place. The
Ramblers have telegraphsd in reiurs
that they will seudadeiluire reply in e
day or two. The following are particulars
of the last game in the Nova Scotia
league. Three thousand spectators sew
Wandsnrb hockey team vanquished by
the Amherst Ramblers in the Empire
of one goaito nothing. Never before in
the history oi Halifax has such gathering
assembledto witness a hockey match.
The Amber-t team was accompanied by
»\boutKKl friends :and admirers who ar-
rived by epecial early in the afternoon.
A large number also camo in from TI urc,
Springhill and other points. It was a
good. clean, fast game not marred by an
unpleasant incident. Both sides strove
hard for victory. So evenly matched
were they that both halves were played
without _a score by either side. and they
had to continue on tc ilnally determine
the result. Frank Curran of the Ramblers
finally shot a goal after three minutes
extra play. As a result of the game
Amherst wins the Nova Scotia amateur
hockey league championship. The next
big event in hockey will be a meeting
between winners of the Nova Scotia
league and of the Cape Breton leaizue.
T HE ABEGW EITS
AGAIN VICTORIOUS.
(Continued from page 1.)
six all. Two minutes before the bell rang
they scored their final and winning goal
and the game ended Victorian 7, Abeg-
wclts 6.
RECORD OF THE SERIES'
snmon measure ~
Won Lost To play.
Abegweits 4 0 0
Crystals Z 2 0
Victcrias 0 ‘ 4 0
m'rnsMnnra'rE Lnaoos
Won Lost To play
Vlctorlas 4 0 0
Abegweitu 2 2 0
Crystals 0 4 0
NOTES.
The Intermediate Abegweits after
hcldlng the trophy for four years lose to
the Victorian this season.
Joseph Mahar who replaced Gormley on
the senior Abegweit team played also ou
the Intermediate team and did effective
work.
"Rosey" Baker who was to have refor-
ed the senior game was delayed by the
l-iteness ofthe train. He refereed the lf.-
termodlate game.
The Abegwaits will oreditably xe-
present the Province should they com-
plete for the Maritime Provinces Cnam~
pionship. Their record has this seasm
bleu nu excellent one.
Since the organization of the Senior
League the Abegwelts have won the
trophy three times. the Victorlss once
and the Crystals once. The trophy now
becomes the property of the Abegweits.
Ai. the and or the first half of the
senior game the \ictorlas psotested a
decision of L. B. Man-Millan the Abeg-
weit Umpire. During the second half his
place was taken by J. R. Darke, Mr. Mao-
Millan, who is a veteran in athletics has
umpircdnnd refereed manv games, but
last night was the first time his
decisions were seriously ques-
tioned. The Abcgweits spoke in strong
terms oi the protest particularly as they
had to play with a Victoria referee.
Fur Bllllis
We have all .the popular
cold cures, viz: A
Laxa, Bromo, Quiuiue.
Laxa~Cold.
1, 2. 3 and 5 grain Quin-
ine Pills.
Mnc’s Cold Cure.
We especially; recom-
mend- It is prompt and
effective. easy to take and
prefectly safe. ,`
PRICE 25c.
lacDohald&laoKlnnon,
Daucorsrs,
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CHICAGO lAiii_<£TS» 1 ` ' ` ` .  1 ., z ; 
s UNDERSKIRTS
_ We have just been
opening up another lot
» of the famous “Elizabeth” Sateen Under-
skirts. You know the line-good wide
-  well made skirts.
‘/7'! ‘I .gi _,Sh
£ " -" ‘. '
-and attractive.
$1.15. A notably
Good firm durable
sateen-gracefully cut, daintily Hnished
` _   4 ' Fair quality black
rink hereTuesday by the narrow margin! Z3/  1 ,L -W.-_
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Sateen sk1rts,75c, 85c,
good value, soft ex-
cellent .sateen, deep accordion pleated
Bounce, ruille edge $1.50.
A splendid one is of heavy sateeu, point-
i
ed, accordion pleated flounce, dust rutile
on ilounce and skirt also $2.00.
Better ones $2.65
and $3.20.
MOORE ®. M¢LEOD ‘
WE ARE NIEETIN(]___`
ALL CUT PRICES
ON FURNITURE
' Call in and let usiigure on your wants--Our discounts
may not be as large but our first price is much smaller
than that asked elsewhere-comparison invited.
John Newson.
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y  WALL PAPER
 HALF PRICE.
 Wells.-ea few odd rises ...rd
5.11.11 lots of use years paper
which we will clean out at half
price. But you want to see our
new Patterns for |904.
They knock out all other lines in the city and you can buy them
almost as cheap as some people ask for job lots. Sample books are
now ready. Buy at _ p
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he equal if not superior io any straight roller ilour put up In Canada.
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Bold in 15 and go lh bags. Try a img ii will speak for liself.
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TR YON
TWEEDS
are worn by rich and poor.
Prices are easy.
Styles are latest.
Fast colorings.
Tryon Woolen M’f’g Co.,
Limited.
Sold by all ur>-to-datcmerchanis.
' nunouncfmrurs ‘
OfConcerts, Sncla‘s,
Entertainments eic.,
ofa money making
nature, 5 cents a line
(of 6 words) for first I
Insertion, and 2);
cents a line for
each continuation.
Churches and chari-
table institutions
halfraies. Minimum
price 15 centslilark
type announcements
doublcrntcs. Rirtlzs,
lllnrringcs pa n rl
Deaths I`i~I"I-1 but
verses with deaths
some rate as above.
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Ladies’
Rubbers...
25 cents and 35 cents
a pair.
Good quality. all s?/es--
just zoo pair. Come early.
Big dircoimts all over the
store. The bargain giver
every tlrne.
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