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Cherry Pectoral
Doctors rarely have hard colds.
They keep this old cough
remedy in the house. Coughs,
colds. weak lungs. 1,~.‘E.:,{°;§':;:
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For the Finest Finished
Photo Work Come to the
Landing Studio
' CARBONS
PLATINOTYPES
ARTISTS PROOFS
GEO. H. COOK.
NEW DeaBll.lsAY BLOCK.
The Btndio where baby ia aiwaya
welcome.
amsaussauuua
Are Your Lungs Worth 25c P
Why -do you hack and cough when
Hughes’
Cough Mixture
Will give you immediate re1ief,`
A bottle never fails to cure the
most obstinate and chronic cough.
Price 25c.
Geo. E. H u ghes.
Apothecaries Hall.
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BEAUTY IN COLLARS
The beautiful Eulsh on our laundry work
makes its pleasure for the vvester, and the sd-
uiiration of the observer.
Your lady friendswtll appreciate this beauty,
and your good judgment, if you have your
laundry work done up at the
STAR STEAM LAUNDRY,
Kem St. #Phone r5i
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Bring your Drug Wants
REDDTN BROS..
All orders delivered free in town
and country. PHONE 36-
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'Ihe undersigned have agreed to
meet the electors of West Queens as
followsz-
Irishtown, Monday, Feb ist, 7 p. nt. .
Clifton. Tuesday, Feb and, 7 p. tn.
Granvilie.Wednesday.Feb Srd. 7 P111-
Hope River, Thursday, Feb 4th,
7 p. zu. _ _
New Glasgow,Fr1day, l<eb 5th 7 p.m.
Hunter River, Saturday. Feb 6th, 1 -30
p. tn.
Brookfield, Monday, Feb 8th. 7 p. ni.
Kingston, Wednesday, Feb roth, 7
p. in.
North River, Thursday, Feb rith, 7
p. tn.
Afton Hall, Friday, Feb rzth, 7 p. ni.
Milton, Saturday. Feb I3il1. 7 P- 111-
HORACE HASZARD.
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Eastcm Btfamsltlp Co,
Internatlgn_al Division.
Winter Reduced Rates
la effect to May nl. IW4-
Bt. Jaim to Portland $3-°°
St. john to Boston $3-9°
Dommencing December ro. ¥9°s.lY¢\lll¢l’ l¢°'¢'
Ot. Joiim at B a. na. (atlantic Standard) Thats-
d”. for Lubes, naatport, Portland and loaton
Returning from Boston at 9 a.m.via. Portland.
lastwrt and Lttbec. llondayl.
nmoagn-s arrlvinl at st. John on evenings
previous to mornin! l°|“Ul““ ¢° mn" '°
steamer and kata cabin berths or staterooma for I
tm trio.
win. o. LIB. Anal. 8\~J°\"=~ N- F-
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We speak again about the
,to wear one- ¢
See them before you buy.
F or sale by
“Weliner Watch”
Its a pleasure and a satisfaction
W- W. WELLN ER.
Womcn’s,
Misses'
and
Childrens
Rubbers,
at 25c
a pair.
This is a job lot
bought for cash at
the lowest prices
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we ever knew-
some of the
wo1nen’s, worth
5oc and 6oc a pair.
Yours while they
last at 25c a pair
for cash _ only-,no
approbation.
A|Iey&iJu.
24 cant Tea for
19 cts per lb.
We have on hand 45 Boxes of
New Blend Tea imported direct
from London last Fall which we
want to clear out at once. In
order to do so we ofler the lot in
unbroken packages at the low rate
of
19 cents per lb.
The boxes contain 2: pounds of
tea each and we guarantee the tea
to be a first-class article.
BEER it Gorr
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To the Electors of Ch town.
Lgprga Ann oEN‘rL\!MEN.f-ny ill' f=~
quell ofa large autn ser ol elee'toCrs I hrlsogpeu;
sentei to contest the election o choir? "1 on
of Sewerage and Water Supply li in# ‘tif-.gin
lor election. I take this opportu: y omecuog
al my fr ends to come orvmrbecii-I mme
day and vote for me. as it w Pg' the
for me to make a persoaal canylalsn 0"" -
whole oily. Bihsllq °°l“l )°“ " C
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Quant panes, routers wharf DUMM-
add
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LIIIIIL INTENEST
Reporters and Correspondents
Evervwhere-
Nosrmarrou day for the City Council
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`~"‘IT  T "2, and Water Commissioners tomorrow.
A rnoarnrrron summons for first.
oifonca was served on Elmira Downing
yesterday afternoon. Ib is returnable on
Friday.
A1' the close of the business meeting
tonight. the members of the League of
the Crass will debate on which is the
greater evil War or Intemperanoe.
Buy. W. W. Rainuie who preached in
Zion Church on Sunday, has resolved a
telegram from Alberton asking him to
address a Scottish celebration at Tignish
on Thursday ovsuing. Mr. Bainnie has
consented to comply with the request.
A constonasnnu number of spplicat._
ions have been received for the Rhodes
Scholarship that. is being offered to Prince
Edward Island. The qualifying examin-
ation will be held before May and the
Island candidate will probably be selected
immediately afterwards. The Provincial
Committee are Dr. Anderson, Superin-
tendent of Education, Chief Justice Sul-
li_vsn and Lieut Governor Mcintyre.
THE death took place a few days ago in
Masquodoboit, Halifax Co., oi' Alfred L.
McCabe a well known residents of than
place. The deceased had been illwlth A
paralytic stroke four months ago had
a relapse resulted in his death. He leaves
five children, his wifslhavlng died some
years ago. The deceased gentleman built.
the Hazelbmok Baptist Church sud was
a brother of Layton McCabe of Alexandra,
Lot. 4.9.
.TANUAEY was a remarkably quiet.
mouthln the Police Court. During the
whole thirty one days there were only
eight drunks before the Magistrate and
during the past two weeks to ses a msn
on the s*reets under the influence of
liquor was a comparatively rare occurr-
ence. The record otfcrs u striking tasti-
mony tothe good work that Inspector
Jenkins and the temperance people have
been doing.
Enwanu Hurry was before the Police
Ccurtjyesterdsy morning for drnokeunrss.
On Saturday evening the Police Oilicers
were summoned to Mrs. Downlng‘s for a
iisturbance at her house. They put. out s
number of men iuclu ling Ilurry and they
afterwards arrested him on the street.
At. the Court yesterday Hurry allagod he
was not sutiiciently intoxicated to be ar-
resiei and he offered evidence on his own
behalf. The magistrate dismissed thc
case.
Ct.AturNcn V. Mcllaoald, formerly one
of the popular clerks at Dodd 3: Rogers
is now located lu Cloguet, Minn. A
late issuo of the Pine Knot; published in
that town has an article on Leap Year
Chances with a list of eliaible c indidatea
for matrimonial circles. Of Mr. McDonald
thlsjournalsaysz-“ls rather young but
will improve with age. I-Iss no bad
habits except. betting on yacht races. Is
hasnful, but would like us to say on his
behalf that the young lady who honors
him with her haad and heart will be
taken for a sail on the Shamrock III for
ber wedding trip.
MANY will hear with feelings of more
than ordinary sadness of the death nt
Cavendish Saturday night of Miss Katie
McNeill, daughter of John F. McNeill of
that place. The deceased young
lady who has been ln the employ of Moore
&; McLeod lor soma time was [taken iii a
few weeks ago and returned to her home.
She recoverodsufilciently hovveverto come
buck to the city but. later took an attack
of pneumonia which terminated in her
death Saturday evening, The deceased,
during her residence in the city won
many friends and was esteemed by all her
acquaintances. To the bereaved father,
mother, sisters and brothers The Guard-
ian extends its sincere sympathy.
Tr-rs: P. E. .Island Hospital has rsceivsd
the foliowingz- Methodist Church,
Soutls, Masonic Service $4; Methodiai:`
Church,Albori;0n Union Service $15.32
Presbyterian Church, Cavendish Stanley
and Rustioo $9.50. Collected by Miss
Peters, City $24.70; S. W.Frszer, Red
Point. $3.25; Miss Mabel McLean, Lot 10
$2; A. Boonell, Falconwoori $0.25; Miss
Mamie Weeks, Tlgaish $10.35; Miss Ethel
Wedlock. Stanley Bridge $0.15: Miss
Grace Lowther, Searletown $8.20; Mrs. G_
A. Sharp. City $16. 40; Misa Winnie Owen,
Cardigan 83.75; Mrs. N. K. McNeill,
Cavendish $9.8); Mrs. Thos, MoKenz‘e,
Murray River Sllfl.-I5. _ Included in the
subscription from Murray Rlvsr isa.
cheque tor$i00.trom Willard Kitchen Esq.
YOU TAKE N0 CHANGES.
All drurrgiats guarantee every
bottle of Ohambsriain's Cough Rom-
edy and will refund the money to anyone
who is not satisfied afbes using two-thirds
ofthe contents. This is the best remedy
in the world for la grippo, coughs, colds,
croup and whooping cough and Is pleasant. ,
and safe to take. It prevents any tend-
ency ofa cold to result. in pneumonia.
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White 8 L ‘ ‘ time beforeoh day.toaallup_on you per
t d for the creaminess and delicious iiavors of the cream centres. 31% gnu. an .w...¢..n, of Mem... mm'
OF PERSONAL INTEREST
W. F. Tidmarsh went to Tignlsb yester-
day afternoon.
Ewan S. McLeod, Oyster Bed Bridge,
was In the city yesterday. ~
Issac Lane of Carter k Co. Ltd., went
no Souris yesterday afternoon.
Horace Hansard, Dr. James Warburton
and Nelson Rittonbury were passengers
west yesterday afternoon.
Sixtns McLellan of Gordon Bt McLellan
rwont.t»oGrand River, Lot i4, yesterday
aftemoon where ha will attend the
‘wedding of his sister today.
Rich Refi Blood, '
` Basis of Health"
Strong Blood Fortiiies the Nerves,
Strengthens the Heart. Keeps
You in the Swim. How to
Nourish the Blood, -
To keep abreast in the unceaslna race
that oontronts us, both energy and re-
serve strength are essential. trength is
power. Power is money-thaL’s the way
we resolve ir. to-day; yet even when nvid-
cnoe of falling strength and dwindling
power becomes manifest. vsry few of us
fgce the acliatal xcontiillilun and deal with
as somet. ng nvc v ug monetary value.
Thousands of people are failing bshinlt
sunrise race of li e sgnplly beoaéxse téhey are
a ng n strsugt . notes o using
Ferrozone, which revitaiizes all the func-
tions of tha body, forms rich, red blood,
improves digestion, thereby renewing vit-
ality and endurance, they sim ly drift.
along until the doctor or undcrtnher con-
fronts them.
If Ferroscne was unpleasant to take or
if its acoltlzp where‘n;>1t, immediate and per-
manent p ys o mprovoment. were
not of tha highest value to the individual,
tgere migthtixlss some ker;<l:uss for deferring
t. e use o t s remar a e tonic.
If your health is inconsequential, then
Forrozcnc may be dispensed with. But. if
health and vigor give you more power
until comfort, oan‘t; you see tba foolishness
of denying yourself the many advantages
oféisirgg such a fraud medicine T
a t e fair th ng by yourself go ritzbt.
to your draggist. and get Ferrcrione. You
will then know what perfect health, good
spiyits, aad strips( ucalves reayybrlxliitfan. x
GITOZUIZIO B 0 CT KD() DRS I!
Fossly substitmttrzldi, so insist on getéilng
errolone w c s repnrod in to et.
form and iold only 503 boxes, six boxes for
$2.50, al. all dealers, or by mall from N.
C. Poison Sc Co.. Kingston, Ont., and
Hartford, Coun.,U. S. A.
ANNOUNCEMENTS-
-Relnember' the public Temperance
Meeting this Tuesday evening in Division
Room. Chair token at eight sharp.
-\Vani;ed-An organist (Targa pipe
organ with pneumatic action) and choir
muster for St.Jumes Presbyterian church,
Charlottetown. Give references, state ex-
perience and salary expected. Applica-
tions to be sent in to tht- undersigned
not later than Feb. 15',l1, llICl.- A. Lord,
Chairman of Trustscs, Charlottetown.
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-The young men of the First Method-
Isl Church will give a social on Feb. 12th.
Everything will be under their manage-
ment. Remember thc (lute.
--"Changes" of ads must be in not lntcr
than l p. ni. each day to insure Insertion
following morning and not Inter than
noon Saturday for the “\Ve cklv. ’
RESERVE FORCE.
The healthy body has tx cr-rtain amount.
of strength reserved in cusc oi' t-mergoncy,
attack by disease or ufiusunl physical ex-
hnusi.lon,_wit.lwuL this power ai' rrsistrtnr-0
bnporscri is un casv prey to every iii
hat. comes along. By enriching the blood
and creating new nerve cells. Dr. Chase~'_
Nerve Food keeps lite health ut. high
water mark and fills the hotly with the
vigor and vitnllty Llutt overcomes und
defies disease.
The sdrntch ofa pin may cause the loss
of s limb or cven death when blood poison-
ing results from the injury. All danger of
this may be avoided. however, by prompt.-
Iy applying CbambarlnIn`s Pain Balm. It
is an antiseptic and unsquallcrl as a quick
healing liniruent for cuts, bruises and
burns. For sais by all druggists.
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Not merely o. new spring or
n new olip, but A form of eye-
glass mounting wholly new.
ndiuatod in n new way: takes
hold and holds on in at new
way.
Nofbfnj jar.: fbem
our of place.
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G. F. llutcheaon
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Chas-Iottetcilt
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MEET ME AT THE ALWAYS BUSY STORE
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LADIES’
CLOTH SKIRTS
Only 361eft-a lot of them at HALF PRICE,
the balance at one third off.
LADIES’
CLOTH COATS
All this season’s goods at one third oPr`.
Ladies’ Fur Coats, Caps, Muffs, Ruffs, Boas
and Mitts, one third ati.
STANLEY BROS
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We wish to thank onrcustomers for the generous share of
patronage extended to ua during the past year and would respert- .
fully ask for a continuance ofthe same during the year 1904,
Wishing you one and all at llappy New Year,
\Ve retuain yours truly
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PINNIIS
THAT STIlNI]
There are any
number of pianos
that look well and
sound fairly well at
the start. You can
buy cheap pianos
that will do that-
but a piano should
be made to last a
lifetime. It it only
stays good a few
months it is dear at
any price.
HEINTZM NN
PIANIIS
Are the kind that
stand. They are
safe instruments to
buy. Sollonly by
MILLEIT BIIITS.,
Queen Street.
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show cf the Fruit Growers' As
*"” sociation of i’. li. I. wi h»
T0 tIl6 BICCTUTS Of CIYIOWII- in Cliarlottctotvn ou lfelil gfd haCtI(d
Laotas atvoounrnmrsu.-na-ln. ne... ` 4th' .x9°"l.' . .
at.'::I'..:‘.‘.r.':.‘:.:'::.::':‘" ri..:’.'.z °..':'.""' °' """ ““S ‘°-‘ "~'“" "“°‘”. my
iaation for the oDee df Qbrtmisaioozr ol’ "QT: be had Klh afppllcallon to the Sf’-‘Cr_i’
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HOCKEY
» STICKS
Don’t go on the imc and be
ltandicappucl with :1 poor
stick. \'i'e Sell a good
hockey, second growth ash
for 40 ce-nts, A .stick you
can depend upon, cele-
brated for rigidity and
lightness, \\'e give spec-
ial discounts io clubs.
IViitcI1ell’s Bookstore
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NEW GIIB SERVICE
Ihavc decided to begin in the
city and suburbs an up to-date
etc., will be conveyed to boats,
trains or anywhere else desired.
Kitmon's Drug Store or at the
stables. Sydney Street. near
Stevens0n’s Corner will receive
I prompt attention.
J. M. NICIIOLSON.
Telephone No. 253
174 3 mo.
Fruit Growrrslwiiiiecting
and are no e _ _ .
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