Gansllpatiors
l¢dnc_he.billo>naness, haarriirii-ri, mar-
ptlilnand all liver liis are cur-.~.l hy
H0011' 8 PITFIS
sun by au er-calm. as mu.
0URl COFFEE
We haven't _said any-
thing about cofiee for
sometime, hut we are
selling more than ever
before. Most every day I
brings a new customer ,
for it, that’s proof our 8|-“und
coiiee is good.
HAVE YOU
TRIED IT. Evaly
If you haven ’t leave
your next order with us ‘
and get the best in the
city. Our price is 4oc ana’
pound
Webster & McKay,
PHONE 199.
SILVERWARE
That Wears
We have in stock a large line of `
i847 Rogers and other makes of
Knives. Forks and Spoons, which
we are now offering at a liberal
discount.
G. H. TAYLOR.
Jeweler and Optician.
Sunnyside Queen Square.
OUR BREAD
. IS CHEAP
At any price because of
its goodness and sweetness
The light, brown loaves
that leave our ovens are
known and eaten by all
classes. .To-day we have
Plain bread 8c
Vienna Bread Sc
Duchcsse Bread 5c
Graham Bread 5c
D. STEWART.
ECLIPSE BAKERY.
Baker Belt Bread.
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sill liws r
will Iliinois
ladies at the Opera House this evening.
Rev. G. M. Young and Rev. T. F.
Fullerton exchanged puipits yesterday
morning. -
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owmd tc me illness or the jsniwi- and
consequently no heating, there were no
service in Grace Church yester-lay morn-
ing.
Arvnnsw Bnomrn, M. P., Dundas, Ont.,
will speak in the Opera House this even-
ing. All electors are invited to be
present.
. THE next hockey game will be at Sum-
mer-side on Friday evening when the
Victorias will meet the Crystal Pioneers
in their dual game.
R-sv. T. F. Funtrrrrrorr gave an eloquent
address in the Y. M. C. A. yesterday
afternoon to a good audience on the re-
lation of politics to religion.
WHEN near Middle Sackvllie this after-
noon, on returning from Cape Tormen-
tine, uP. E. I. engine and snow plough
were derailed. The engine was badly
broken, but no one was injured. Owing
to the recent storms the traclr is new in a
very bad condition.-Sackville Post.
Tan managers of Hillsboro Rink have
decided to give their obliging Janitor
William Worth his annual benefit tomor.
row night. The Fourth Regiment Band
will be in attendance. Doubtiess rink
patrons to whom Mr. Worth has ever
been most obliging will appreciate
the holding of this benefit while the ice is
still at its best.
THE Guardian has received from the
Heneely Bell Co., of Troy, N. Y. an en-
graving of ocorner of their bell foundry
showing o full chime of eleven hells with
swinning bell on top recently placed in
the new Memorial church at Haverhill,
Mass. The chime has the distinction of
being the most costly set of bells in
America and of any chime in the world
made in modern times.
Anrriun SULLWAN lu writing to o.
A.
friend states that the team on which he
plays (The All-Engianders)conipc ed inthe
ilnals ofthe great-Bandy Tournament at
Savus Platz, Switzerland, and that they
won the international Shield by defeat-
ing the Harrnlcm Team-(Dutch) by
by ascore of il-0. The All-Englanders
played the Lyons team at Lyons and
defeated them by a score of 2-0; and in
Paris again were victorious, scoring four
points to the Pnrlslans one. A hockey
match between the International Shield
winners i. o. All-Englanders and the
London hockey' team will he one of the
special features to be held at Heugiers
before the Prince and Princess of Wales
in aid cl the Union Jack Club.
ONLY ONE DR. CHASE.
'l`herc is only one Dr. Chase of Receipt
Book fume-Only one Dr. Chase who is
known the world over because of the great.
prescriptions he gave to mankind. His
%ortrait and signature-A. W. (/base, M.
.,-are on every box of his remedies.,
ymltator do not dare to reproduce these
‘boy are ti eguurantees which protects
you against fraud. Be sure they are on
the box you buy.
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WEEKS 6: C0-
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ON naxt Thursday evening the Knights
of Pythian of this city will celebrate their
eighteenth Natal day by n celebration in
Castle Hall, Empire Lodge. Refresh.
ments will be served and agooi program
given.
In the hockey match on Saturday night
between the Unions of Victoria and th.
C. B. C. team in Victoria rink the score
was a tie, each: side scoring tive goal,_
The game was reforeed by Vi alter Lea to
the sax-isfa ction ot all.
L. E. Paowsn, accompanied by Miss
Prcwse, sailed from Portland 'cn Satur-
day fcr Europe. Mr. Prowse will be away
for about two months, personally select-
illk the extensive new stock of British
ilrzndtforeilrn goods forhls firm.-Sydney
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Rev. W. J. Kmnr of Falrviile, St.John,
has been visiting his son at the university.
He took this occasion to present the art
museum with n number of old engrav-
ings. Mr. Kirby had already given the
museum an “Ecco Homo" of alleged
gncient and valuable quality. St. John.
un.
Maru' friends will be pained to hear of
the de sth yesterday of little Tina Conroy,
daughter of George and Mrs. Conroy.
Cleveland, Ohio and nsice of Dr. Conroy
of this city. The little girl was a General
favorite among her companions and with
her older acquaintances. To the bereaved
parents The Guardian extends its sincere
sympathy.
MANY friends will be pained to hear of
the death which occurred at Mermaid,
Lot 48 after an illness of only iivs hours
on Saturday of Mrs. F. T- Morrow, wife
of Dairy Inspector Morrow. The deceas-
ed who was thlrtv-one years of age leaves
besides her parents, James and Mrs.
Farquhnrsan Mermaid, a so:-rowing hus-
band and alittle daughter three year old.
She has also three brothers und two sisters
one of whom`} is Mrs. Wm. McMillan
Brackley Point. To the bereaved ones The
Guardian extends its heartfelt sympathy,
MANY friends in this city will be pleased
to hear that 1). B. Rogers, form :r-ly of
this city, and now residing in Wianip=g
will return to Charlottetown and again
take up his residence here. Mr. Rogers
was formerly in the employ of his brother
in the firm of W. K. lingers 6: Co. and be
will again enter the same employ. Ile ex-
pects to leave Winnipeg about the first of
March and join Mrs. Rogers who has
been visiting her parents J. A. and Mrs.
Lawson of this city for several months.
Since his removal to Winnipeg in
September 1002 Mr. Rogers has been en _
gagad in thc Assurance business along
similar lines to W. K. Rogers 8: Co. in
this city.
MUCH excitement was caused nt Jenk-
ins' corner about four o’clook on Saturday
afternoon by the running over of a young
lad named Fraser, son of George
Fraser of Fitzroy Szreet East.
A team in tandem fashion owned by J.
M. VVlley and driven by his servant man
came up the street at a rapid rate and in
a moment the llttlelad was beneath the
horses' feet. When picked up he was
bleeding at the mouth and serious con-
s quenccs were anticipated but it was
-T Thad io be only a tooth which had been
knocked out. The boy was taken to Dr.
Jenkins' and after examination it was
found that there was no internal injury.
Considerable indignation was expressed
by the spectators towards the driver of
the sleigh.
WEARY BRAIN WURKERS.
All fagged out, ldcas flow slorviyqps bmol-
assss, snap and energy none e uoy~
ahcy that made llfo a pleasure, that gona
also. A doctor would say you are run
down, enervated neither eating or di-
gesting enough. It's Ferrozone you need
to brace up t at dtful appetite and im-
prove assimilation anri di estion so that
lots of pure strong blood wTll be formed to
nourish the broken down system. Ferro-
zone will drive away the tired feeling,
restore your spiriia and energy, revive
your ambition and strength or work.
No tonic or rebuilder like Ferrczone-try
lt. Price 50c. per box, or six boxes for
$2.50; at Druggists, or Poison Sc Go., King-
ston, Ont.
l~IAMrr.'roN's PrLI.s Conn Ccnsrrrarrol.
SUNDAY SCHOOL
CONVENTIONS-
Trrrz programfof the Sunday School Con
ventions as at present arranged are as
follows:- _
South Kings District, Murray Harbor
South Methodist Church, Feb. l5`or lilth
O'Leary District, Springfield Methodist
Church, Feb. 23rd.
Kensington District, Malpeque Presbyt-
erian Church, Feb. 24th.
Eid on District, Cherry Valley Metho
dist Church. Feb 26th.
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leavened is made per-
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more nutritious by
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than by any other
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GREAT ANNUAL
REMNANT SALE
Commences this morning at nine o'clock sharp, For years our remnant
sales have been waited for‘by our customers on account of being the bargain
event of the season every time, and this year will be no exception. \Ve have
made every preparation to have this sale
BETTER THAN EVER
and we feel sure you will be pleased with what we have for you.
Hundreds and hundreds of bargains in attractive
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And the thousand and one other things that go to
make our sales the real thing every time. Big baskets of snaps at every
counter. Colored shirts at half price, pretty neckwear at half and so in variety
MRE CLEQD
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Ar St. James last nicht Robert W.
Hpgg sang very acccptnbly “Beyond the
Gates of Paradise."
THERE was crossing both ways at the
Capes Saturday. The mails including
one day`s letters and three days’ P5D€\‘S
reached the clty,at 5.40. There WHS 11°
movement in the winter steamers.
THE Guardian is pleased to learn that
Eiward Moore who was taken ill in
the First Methodist Church yesterday
morning was much improved last night
and expects to he around again today.
Bsv. D. M. Matheson of Haverhill,
Mass, and formerly of P. E. I. preached
iwo eloquent discourses to large audiences
in ZicnChurch yesterday. In the morn-
ing he took for his text, “I know in
whom I have believed," and spoke on
Positive Christianity, the elements of
which were Knowledge, Faith, llope,
Love.
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[it Amherst, N. S. on Monday, Feb.
Sch, to Frank and Mrs. linrper. R S911-
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MARRIED.
i_i.A. 
At Sydney, C. B., on February 2nd, Dr.
William Whalen, formerly of Charlotte-
town, and Miss Martina Curley, daughter
oi Philip Curley, Sydney.
At Indian River, on Tuesday, Feb. ilth
Jeremiah Hynes, of Spring Valley, and
Miss Susie White, of Freetown.R.sv.Mgr.
Gillis performed the ceremony.
At the Sacred Heart Church, Aibertao,
on the 7th Inst., by Rev. A. E. Burke,
James J. Millman and Mary Gallant.
At the same time and place, and by the
same, Hugh J. Cahill and Elizabeth Gillis.
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STARTLING REVELATIONS.
It frequently happens that people suffer
for years from kidney :icmngements with-
out kncwing the cause of their bncknches,
aching limbs and other bodily sufferings,
r-uddenly the truth is revea ed to them
that they are the victims of serious kid-
ney diseaso and in imminent danger.
There in no medicine which gives such
prompt and lasting rcll;f for every form
of Kidney disease as Dr. Chase's Kidney-
Liver Pills. They are positively oil‘ec tivc
even in the most chronic cases.
DEATH OF LUCKNOW HEROINE-
' Lcrmorr, Feb.. 0.-An eventful life
such as has been the lot of very low
women was closed last week with thb
death, in her seventy-first year, of . Lady
Inglis, wife of the gallant brirzadler who
stood for the lives of the besieged of Luck-
now dnring eighty-seven days in 1857.
coM|Ns__E_\/rnrs.
Uity Council meets on the second Mon
day in each month. Dr. James Warbnr
on. Mayor: H. M. Davison, City Clerk.,
The B. I. S. meets on the first Monday
of each month.
APPEALS To aoosrvérr.
Vrnsrea, Fab. 8.- The Austrian Peace
Society has sent a cabiegram to President
Roosevelt requesting him to intervene in
the Bussodapanese condiet und er the pro-
vision of the International Arbitration
Trl-bnnal at The Hague. .
-To cnrca headache in ten minutes use
Kumfort Headache Powders.
TlIEGu1rrdi.~r.niraH rcceivel n cwpy of
Forestry Association, of which William
Little, Westirrouut Iicirrhrs, M Jntreal, is ;
the presiilenl. The importance of this-
eubject to Csnrdn, in view of the inerenv 1
ing demand for lumbar in Europa and the l
demand which is sure to arise elsewhere I
In the old world as their' supply of nniivc
tiruber becomes exhausted. cannot:
be over' The association has for;
its object the preservation of_
our forests, not only for their utility nsi
sources of lumber supply, but also for
their influence on climate, fertility anrlf
water supply, and the reservation of
lands unsuited for agricultural purposes |
for lumbering, and it rlef-crves the best;
support of all. The conditions of the;
provincesof Canada are dealt with in;
various papers. New Brunswick is dealt
with by thclleutenant governor, and I
Nova Scotia by F. C. Whitman and 
W. A. I.icudr\. The questions
dealt with in this report ure'
all of practical moment, und the ills-.
cusslons thereon are by business men.l
There has been no room in the Cnnnriiaui
Forestry Asscclationifor the exploltetionl
of fads and theories, but the effort has:
been made throughout to approach nl
great problem of business relating to the I
public well-being in a serious and busi _
nesnlike way, and thcinformatlon gather- `
cd together in its reports will be very`
useful in determining the development of
forest arimlnlstrniion in Canadn.
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People grow thin, scrawny, pain and ,
weak when the blood is thin and wntory
What is needed t0 rounri ofl` the angles and
illl out the form, is not fat but healthy
muscular tissue. By enriching thu blood
and increasing its nourishing qualities Dr.
Ohasds Nerve Food adds new flesh and ,
tissue tothe body as well as new vigor and
energy. You can prove this by noting
your increase in weight while using this
 
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Call in and let us figure on your wants-Our discounts
may not be as large but our first price is much smaller
than that asked elsewlrere ~cornparlson invited.
John Newson.
the fourth annual report of the Cana-'Ilan  I(
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cold cures, viz:
Laxa, Bromr>, Quiuiric.
Laxa-Colrl,
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Mads Cold Cure.
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prcfeclly safe.
PRICE 25c.
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IJRUGGISTS,
Cor Gt.Ge-urge and Kent Sis,
“Take my Advice.
‘Ifyou want to look dressed ‘up
A great gamp |to.the hrindle'-not ovcrdressed,
iust received ‘mind you-see that John McLeod
WL & C_o», does your tailoring." Sage ~
advice to the man of business or
society whose appearance is of any
moment to him. We can but re-
peat: For good garments,fashion
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