‘_
cs
I      eKnows  
_ J, iconsult your doctor freely iilaout mgdi.
` “I "l¢“¢fS- He knows. Trust him;
5 Do as he says. Follow his advice.
 erissarsa   arillf
  _ NoN.aLcoHoL1cP I
Talk with your doctor about Ayer’s non-alcoholic
Saréaparilla. Ask him if he prescribes it for pale,
delicate children. Ask him if he recommends 'it
when the blood is thin and impure, and when the
nerves are weak and unsteady. Ask hiin if it aids
nature in building up the general health. V
, Free. rom Alcohol  
. ._ ‘;i C- AYER CO., Manufacturing Chemists, lawell, Mm.
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'Society Emb‘ems
Pins and Buttons
“fe have just added to our stock a large number of C. M
B. A., I. ~  Masonic., A. O. H., Oddfellows., Orangemen
ind other Society pins. When in need of anything in this
ine it will pa) to see ns.
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_ J l~l\\'l-lLl‘Ili. .
11- ‘ = ~. » nnniei Hnwintt nun just completed H lk
‘ ~ the reoolhtlhs and decorating of the girlifing Iliigladiliiiirlgttiligwsifminlagiié
 . it in 1 ii _
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A COOK
Every day is Baby Day
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~' Look's Studio,
New DesBrisay Block,
The Studio Whore Baby ii Always
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GUARDIAN _
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GUARDIAN
Head Offices in New Prowse Block- -Charlottetown.
Mrs. 'John McPhee, Line Road, is
A. H. MQW New oinrgnw, N.s.,
Arena _ this afternoon.
at the rate of thirty miles an hour.
Huntley Mciuiiiun wiin has been in
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tinued all next week. |
James Paton of this City and Miss
Patou arrived at Jerusalem on the
18th, and will remain in the Holy
Land until the first of next month.
Those interested in the formation
of the Canadian club are requested
to remember the meeting in the
o'clock.
Miss Gladys Mclntyrc, City, is
filling the vacancy for the present
in Queen Square school occasioned by
the resignation of Miss Maud Doiron,
who has gone to Boston.
reported ill. Falryland tonight.
is in the . |McPhell will take place in Mount
,Stewart Presbyterian Church on
There will be no skatlig in the Tuesday, Merch 31, at 6.30 p. m.
Sugar has again advanced ten cents His I-lonor Lieutenant Governor Mc-
per 100 lbs on all grades. Kinnon entertained a number of the
i-° members_ of the Legislature, and
The wind yesterday blew at times some other gentlemen at dinner.
M, Mllmluillli Bl'li¢¥\0y Point was u duction in the price of school-books
iihssoosvr to Edmonton lost nlshtr is engaging the attention ur the
f **°" _ New Brunswick Legislature as well
Ml`5~ J- B- MCDODBM. Bildeqllh. |188 as the Legislature of this Province.
vomofl the P. E- I. Hospital for 'rue New Bi-nnuwicir Bnnra nf Eanun-
treiitment. 'tion held its first meeting Wednes-
'l I tla'y;~'The question of procuring ii
_ Proctloo ,lor the hosirltol enlorwln-,reiiuetinn in the urine ni nnriuni-
mohr wlll ho held lo the Lyceum nnniru was under ennuirierutiun, nnri
HBH T-Olllgllff lil- 7~30 D. m. n. committee composed of Premier
*_ Hazen, Dr. Inch and Hon. John
J~ 'M- “nd M7* MUDUURM ‘V110 Morriscy was appointed to loo_k into
hal/° We” Visiting lll this Citi’ YB' the mutter uind suliinlt n report
turned to Georgetown last night. l1n¢¢,~_
ul’ Pr°v‘“°° mf “W P3" l-W0 Charlottetown Cricket Club writes
months left last night on return to‘¢_0 the press to say; ~-As a warship
Edm°“t°“~ Ana' lls to pay this city avislt early rn!
C\;rh°h"°"i"“| “°""'i°°° ll* the BHP*-ist the season, it behnoves all lovers of;
i uni’ an gmwmg in ““mb"` ‘md the good old English game, to stir
n sp “tual power' Th” Wm b° °°“' themselves. As resident of the club,
council chamber to night at 8
| The passing away of the late .:'.iir_es,
Mind reading by Miss Champney at
Tho induction of Rev. Dr. D. N.
At Government House lust night
The question of obtaining a rc-
Dr. T. Jenkins, President of the
June, and probably others inter ini
D
I call upon all who feel interested-
both young and old-to meet in the
Mayor's office, which his Worshipi
has klndlyoffered, at. eight o'clock
on Monday_ evenlng,to take such
steps as may'be needful to get up an
eleven that will play the ship credi-
tably. We want. the young men to
supply the bone and muscle, the old-
er to finnish the sinews of war." ,
|
Moore at the advanced age of 87|
years removes the last of the old
pioneers of that section, of Crapaud
now known as Westmoreland. The.
deceased with his parents, the late’
John and Maria Moore, emigrated inl
ine snip Minerva en this Iniuna irnm!
Meet ns" Ai an Alum Butyl Si9rr.i
lntesenly Interesting News
Regarding Laces and Embroideries
W`e have just opened our spring Laces and Embroideries. Last year
our customers informed us that we had the fine .t asortnient of laces ever shown
in Charlottetown.
This year our assortment is larger, finer and more coiuplete than last
year’s. -
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French Vals.
_ English Vals. French Guipures
Malins
f I Laces I W ,f |risertions`
Cai-iuaii Vals. Allovers (all makes) -
1 4 J
We have several
widths of insertion
to match each pattern
of edging. The width
ff- ~5i» 11,’-4. I %l
incliesetc. ` ‘
l _ Cotton Torchon,Linen Torchon _ |
k / ,
f I I
Embroideries
Euibroideries direct from the loouis comprising all thc sea<ou’s most F
favored patteiinsjn Edgings, Insertions, Beadiugs, corset cover widths, l
' Dress flni'iiéing,aiRl allovers in ambric and muslin.All qualities and prices' l
p , g _1
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_ STANLEY BRCS.
Meet Me at The Always Busy Store
 
neirotestore ofA.N.M ,
McKay on Sunnyside, and Maxfli Svlhliizzelinhtvgdnygywr' they soon after -. * 1- ' C' '
{ cg ` est during the previous night was lzlceased him about one and a haulomcel Norman _,_ Cnmpbeu, who pug
, i
above. At nine yesterday morning it_years previous. There are left to v 1 ears ast been nssoclht
was 22 above and at nine last nightlmourn two sons, Crisp at Westmore- gr vsfnsrginiv in bil; onice, liavingilret
33 l1b0V¢~ land, Robert at Crapaud Corner and come then, to study |Hw_ M,-_ Gump.
"`_ nne daughter' Mrs' Wm' H' Cunett bell is well and favorublf' k“0Wl1.
‘Harry Hodgson and ' George Mc- in Winnipeg, _The funeral on Friday.,md is popuim- with an his acquain-
.(.ormac ofthe P.  I. Rallway|t.he 18th wbs attended by o. largelmnces His pm-gnernnip with a
have arrived in the City, to assume concourse ofpeopl interment b | I fes-
@=u  < - el B" gentleman of Mr. Stcwart's pro
_ , A
~ t - iii tat r¢.J.w. ai ll -
To 'make you strong \ _:.°u;";,..“:‘..;:.:az.f“°°° °  ?.i..‘°i.a£'1i‘“;‘.2e...‘52flo-;»f»,gy ‘;;:,:";,=-,°‘;i- 
'\ | -- Mark Best, Adam Rogerson, Gegrgel wig es e Y "
After an attack of La Grippe
is unexcelled. lt nourishes any
strengthens the nerves, imp'-0v¢r; th..
appetite, nids digestion and tones up
the whole system.
Price 25c per boille.
GEO.” E. HUGHES.
_ Apotbecaries Hall
EVERYDAY
is »argain day now at our store.
You can buy shoes cheaper now
.than at any other time. Our prices
are lowder than others for same class
of goo s. It will certainly pay
you to See our stock before you:
buy. We carri the largest .stock
of ladies’ shoes_at $2.oo and $2 5
ii pair in town, just as g oi as
most at $3.ooa pair. Try us fr
your next pair.
E. Thll;cI;AC|iEN
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rd
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lI0l`E_l._,BRlll‘l`SW
2- ucucirou N. B.
The grgeat and Beat located I-fotel
in the ty Aeeommodatlng zoo guests
_situated in tile oaat1ete.fm\:lgln;¢|;io;li‘\;k1n;n;:
 ?eJnm mum Il lo rho will
Ill IIB » '
~ _ _ ' csc. mr.swasua\_'. Prop.
i`°f_f:»_ah__'K"t"_'._"_il¢TiiTl\flil<`liiiililiii
»° u¢ur.uv audmvivoiv.
E larriaters. Alton-ieya»at-La w.
ggwn il-rl ‘ 'hu-lo!-iellvw
lillhyeap ,Shoe Sale
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We have opened up this
__ week
° zooo -
its, oflboots and slipes
Eiiught-at-it .sinall fraction
' of their value. . _
They compri~e Women s
M`qn’a Bo,’s Misses' and
Cl'lildren’s. _
At the prices we intend
gqiieil them at they will
aooiafwaik out.
~ Seewindow
for Sample
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Sprague 8: Co.
PRUN ES
_ z ,  ggn nyaide .
rs.
4
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_ ;`-'-»s_
Street Boots
We’vc the new
styles in » omen’s
walking boots.
We`ve the narrow
and the inediuin
toe; the Cuban,
French or regular
heels; Lace,Butlon
or Hlucher styles.
Patent kid andcalf,
gun metal caif,vici,
box calf, etc., etc,
street boots at
$4.co or $4.50.
,Alley Q Co
Queen Quality Agents
for C h’To\vn
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llH.H.[I.JllHliSllli.
Kent Street,
Practice limited to Diseases
of Eye. Ear. Noac, Throat
and Skin.
ltyea tested and Btted for
glance.
OFFICE HOURS
. 9tolin.m. l.i.*i~H.&lpl|l.
Evenings br appointment
dtww
i
This week we are offer-
ing a very nice line of
stewing prunes at the low
rate of ~
5 pounds for 25 cts.,
&See them in our _
show window. .
work in connection with the winter mg at Bt. John's Church Cemetery;‘s-onal reputation Wm bc learner) with
- __ | Reid and Archibald, Halifux, will NBWSUID, John Simmons, Wm. H. Th i 1 mm|¢_¢_e¢, on A, K,
/ ` resume work on their contract of ex Illmfllli McL§m'i?;cb?ll sg amend the shipping
Hughes’  TL nic ""' ?,”\ tendin§_ tlielshllllling pier at Chai-1-* _.___
act heard further witnesses at
'lottetov\n, P E 1 Just as soon ng Wonderland was bright with many' ’ d A J Wolf( nn
'the conditions permit. This woik
will be finished this summer.
i The Fredericton Capitals who last
week defeated thc Victorias of this
City crossed sticks with the Sydney
hockey club in Rosslin Rink Wcdfics-
day night and added another victory
.to their already long list-winning by
a score of six to one.
At the Salvation Army Barracks
last night un interesting illustrated
,lecture on the Boer War was deli-
vered by Cnpt. Melllsh of this City.
A splendid audience listened for two
hours to the dramatic story. The
views presented by Mr. Burke were
graphic in character and generous in
in quantity.
Buster Brown., that picturesque
young scnmp, whose delightful ad-
ventures in company with Mary Jane
and the redoubtabls Tige, delight ri
large number of The Guordian’s
readers each week, will be seen to-
morrow in a new "diversion" in
,which the little hero ncquits lrlmseli
,with his usual coolness, emerging
,with a crown of victory, and relat-
ing his observations in his usual
wise way;
The Toronto World of the 24th lnst
has the following report of n politi-
cal campalgn meeting held by the
North Toronto Conservatives. The
W. B. Newson 'referred to is a bro-
ther of W. B. Newsom of Summer-
side; “Campaign meetings are cvl-
dently on the increase Fir the North
Toronto Conservative Association
announced 'its meeting last night
as the usual monthly meeting. there
,were all the fervid marks of red hot
enthusiasm in the procceflincs. Une
speaker especially gave \'.'iiy to his
‘convictions and stirred the audience.
This was W. B. Newsom who in mov
ing a vote of thanks to ll. Guss Por-
ter. M.P., pleaded for a higher pio-
tectlve tarlh. The country was bled
white under the present system, he
said. Dr. Ryerson was in the chair.
and E. Gusa Porter, M.P., Belleville,
and G. R. Melieown, M.L.A., Duffer-
in, were the principal speakers. G.
E. Foster was complimented as the
strongest dcbater in the house of
commons and the watch dog of the
treasury. W. K. MeNaught was com-
plimented as representative ln the
o l hous and the meeting appear
lvllle, Frank Arnold, K. O., and Dr.
E. Clouse."
` :lirltli-ih Cough (lure. 'l’lils in a
safe,pleasunt and effectual romcdl' lfll'
coughs, colds, eroup, bronchitis and
all affections of the throat, chest,
and lungs. No home should he with-
out it. Prepared and sold at 85s a
bottle by A. W. Reddln, Phm. B.,
Sunnyside, Druggtst.
.BAYER
lfhotogra p h e r
_All the Latdat Qtrlea
l ca 0. ‘
ed solid for both gentlemen. Other:
'speakers were: W. B. Morden, Belle-I
I
expectant faces last night when the
h°U|` lOl' Ollening the performance
arrived; and before the evening ended
was taxed to its utmost capucity.|
~l
Thi’ Pl`08ram of itself was an un
commonlygood attraction, the Three
Durnnds surpassing even their own
clever selves with their fun and
,amusement in auch bountiful mea-
sure. Viola Wentworth scomed to
have caught the infection of the
hour, and her, performance wns the
best she has yet given here. The
Pictures were excellent, and every-
thing else went thc swing and go
which speaks of well pleased audi-
ences. Around the gifts centered tlic
Pl”ll1CllJal attraction despite all the
other good things provided, for the
idea of getting amused for n whole
0V¢l1lll1! and then going homo thc
posses:-ior of n handsome prize, makes
other imducements take second place
for a time. Fun merriment was
ln full and overflowing measure, the
Diirantls helping along the distribu-
tion Of gifts in a way that was
simply too amusing for anything.
The hhvvy owner nr nie $2.50 Guia
piece proved to he Herbert Vasey;
the centre table became the property
‘of Harry Brown; the _rocking chair
inow graces the home of Mrs. Edi
,ward` Hardy; the bag of flour wng
proudly carried away by John Mag.
Mullen; the sett of flat irons given to
Reg Harrington; and the other
Prizes appropriately distributed to
the different ticket holders, every
one going away well pleased and
looking forward to another Merchan-
dise Night at Wonderland.
l "See Wouderlnnd’s big special ad
°ll Dlllrc 8 todny. It should prove
very interesting reading for cvery-
body.
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.NINE---TENTHS
of the headaches people are
afflicted with are caused, it
is stated on good authority,
by some form of eye-strain
l resulting from certain ab-
- uonnal conditions.
To detect, and correct
i these abnormal conditions
is the work of the upto-
date optician.
.___` »
Modern methods of ex'
amination, intelligently ap-
‘ plied, make it possible for
us tu guarantee satisfaction
in all our optical worn.
We operate our own
leiis-grindiiig plant.
G. F. Hutcheson,
in the Photo 'Art
 Q  101,192. CIs"l‘ow-is 
Ottawa on Tues ay.
examiner of master and match. Hlld
:Adam Knickle, both of Lunenburg,
were htinrd. Their evidence in the
main being fnvornblc to the amend-
,ments proposed by the bill. Capt.
‘Reid nr suniniurniae _(P. E. 1.). also
.gave important evidence. A irrellf
;-deal of the evidence given was bc-
,yond the scope of the bill, and was
|lri the direction of the fact that the
,curriculum of subjects for muSi10l'S
.inates' examination was altogether
ltoo difficult too much stress being
ipnid to theory instead of the practic-
lul side. Mr. Demenri, chief examiner
lof masters and mates \vho was pre-
fsent, apparently did not, quite con-
icur in the attack upon his standard
ioi' examinations. The committee will
31-esiimn some day ncxt wcek at thc
lcnll of the chairman.
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l HAVE YOU, A HORSE '?
l If you want to keep him in shape,
never let him suffer pain. Rub ‘ou
“Nervlline"-it is noted for curtng
Istrains, swellings and stiffness and
lsorc muscles. For internal use in
curing cramps and sollc, Nt-rv'li.nc is
rr perfect; marvel. ln every gi-oil
training stable you'll find l\erviline
because it keeps horses in trim and
ireduces the veterinary bill. Farmers,
lstockmen and all horse owners should
"buy Nerviline and prove how invalu-
lnhic it is. Good for man or least.
Z5c. per bottle at all dealers.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
*See John Newson's 'ad in thih
lissua.
*Hear the “Hol;C_ity" on the nrgnn
‘chimes tonight at Fairylnlld-
l°Attentlon is called to the curd of
<;Stewart` & Campbell in this issue.
l#/in nutnrnnbiie meeting wiii be iiniii
nt Bonshaw on Friday, March 27th
‘at 7 p. m.
l"I`onight, skating in the big Arena,
4th regt. band, good ice admission
nly 10 cents.
“Paton & Co’s ad in connection with
tins present limerick: competition wiu
lint again appear.
iwiomplcte change of program by tlin
1‘lillharmonic Four and by Miss
Cliarnpncy at Fniryland tonlglit.
"A good housekeeper wants best
rgfiallty at hest price. She will not
this in BALMORAL Marmalade.
°Wlldcy Lodge, No. 27, I. 0. I). F.
at 8 o'c ck Initia-
questad.
l°A lot of pleasure for ii little money,
two hours skating in the Arena to-
night. ith rcgt. band, good ice and
good music. Admission 10 cents.
*Notice to truekmen. The dumll 0°
cloned No more ashes
I
' Freeze
Hot
I
l Chicken Pies
in abundance just the thing to warm you up and
make you feel good and strong.during this changeable
weather-
' rlniwf i .
estmoreland,wliich
w"l5m °U Vl°t0l'l‘1 R0“'» was then a dense forest, and withoutl The Guardian has pleasure in an- ‘ 1 
1** roads and settled on the farm where ' th news that W. S.
The wormest registered yesterday hu iivsa until his denui on the 11tnl§f;‘.'l§‘,'igK  nun taken into _
was 39 degrees above and the co1d~,March 1ast._ his wife having prede-|;m,-tnerghip' witih him in his law D0n’t _
when you can get hotfdrlnks st any hour except
while you sleep at my popular resturant.
r
E. J. DESROCH FS.
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Charlottetown
l 0-ll-.ldmwft f
, _ You cannot have an
Y
better protection in
NO ` ' case of accident than
-~ . a Policy in'
' » Better "5 i A -
: .  Sun Life of Latnada
| P|"0l¢(‘,ti0n It is a good, strmg
prosperous and pro-
, _ grcssive Co.
. E. Fl E E G VV. `
- - ,__A _ [Manager for P.l".. Island
_ __ ._ .___ ___f_
3 ' il t i
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Travel l-v Your Own Line ir
Quebec, Nimitrcal and
All Points Wrsi
Canada's Famous Train
The Maritinie
Express
is unsiifpasard in tne excell
ence -f its Dining Car Servicr
and Sleeping Car Aiconzinl da-
tions. . _
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For ti:zet»,time tables and all ln
'mation apply to Supciintenrreni
-P.E. Island Railw:m.(Thnr'o vetown
 
Imoets tonight lo . l _
tory d¢g|-gg, A full nttendnncq re-  '
New Grocery Store
_€
We have just opened a grocery
store on cnrimr of Gt.. Goo
and ituiovm Btn., and invite
you lo cell and inspect our stock
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ForSaie
l \\'lll -wil or oxrliu ii :r~ for 1-ll_\' pi-oprri. ' in
nrin of 71? iii-me on |ir.\~kl|_\' Pt. load. limo
i.»i llirougli furin. (lurid iiiill alto .\c\Y
use und biiililiiiirs in good i»opi\ii'.
or fur|,liui' |iui-llcul»ii'~ apply to _
0 ,\\'.; .~i. r:. sm ru.
-'l t it-iliii nl lflirriiiutiiii PU
~.i\ f. ...
linui
tr. *Bt°¢ll° 1*' “"“" °'°"° °' ` dmwfrwtf _ 
“W "lm" l' ' ' -nl iii iitredinniinftmit in
‘ r dirt can be hauled there. Geo. " _° ’“ » > 'l“_° Y~
gy p~u||_ 8-Mdlll. p‘;e:l;v:'pee us We ntiltry and V p
on srnoramsr-Prof. 1-i. A. ' ,HARDWARE i
_  teacher of Votea Cultura   .lOl\l\S_0|l._ . . ’ _~
Plano and organ. Voice culture a siauw ' Paint-* and Oli! .
_.'ilm~¢~ " *-”<l°""°°*-.  ~