THB GUARDIAN, CHARIDTTFIUWN, PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND, FEBRUARY 25. 1904
 
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Reporters and Correspondents holiday. There can he°no greater enjoy
EVg|'vwhere_ ment for a boy than to spend a fortniaht   
ia camp. Come to the basement of the
Fi ti M thodl t Ch rch thi -
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' ` ' T53 Vi” Wm likht hard Friday. that is to be given under the auspices of
A watch that .will be a source of satisfaction to ,-;: ji  ~ .
' ` i THB meetinz of Farmers' Institute of the Y' M' O' A" Bust; Briuoh' Tha tink
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Would You Like
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For sale by
Jeweler.
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its owner-then buy a “Wellncr” Watch. . , , , ~.
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For the Finest Finished
`i>,u5m work come to the
Leading Studio'
cannons
P|.A1'morvrss
Aarisrs Pnoors
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NEW DQIBRIBAY BLOCK.
The Studio where baby is always
welcome.
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TRUSSES
If you have had trouble
with your truss come to us.
An experience of many years
with most diilicult cases en-
ables us to fit any figure per-
fectly. You will forget that
you are wearing a truss.
Comfortable truss in every
instance. Nc charge for our
services in tittin
Honors. ii;=.§;°.n:JS
Apothecaries liall, Charlottet own
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BEAUTY IN COLLARS
The beautiful finish on our laundry work
makes it a pleasure for the weaier, and the nd-
miration of the observer.
Ycuriady friends will admire this beauty,i
d 'nd ment if cu have your
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and your geo 1 gr . y
laundry work done up sl the
STAR STEAM LAUNDRY,
Kenr Sl.. Phone r5r
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Federal Blend
A choice Blend of Ceylon,
India and China Teas,in such
propor*ions as to insure a
delicious cup of Tea.
Sold by all the principal
Grocers. Wholesale by
MtiKiiiii0ii & MBTIEVIN
wer Queen St. Ch’town.
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Valcniincs
Comic and Fancy
25c.
This month buys
you a pair of
won1en’s, misses,'
boys’ or childs'
rubbers.
40c.
A pair of Men's
wool lined rubbers.
, 75c.
gives you the
choice ofa lot of
Won1en’s, 1nisses',
and children's
boots and shoes-
some of them high
priced goods, but
out of style.
$1.00
gives you the pick
of wo1nen’s boots,
shoes and slippers
in another lot--
litw Z
- 0ranges.
just received vla`S. S. “Minto
om Boston ro cases California
avel Oranges. This fruit is nicely
lored, juicy and sweet. We
ve three diiferent sizes of fruit
the following prices.
30 cents per dozen.
40 .. .. ..
so at H ri
niiirain; dirt
diilotitid
‘ Our large stock is now
ready for you to select
from. Prices from 1 cent
up almost as high as
you wish to go. In the
comics we have them to
suit every trade and oc-
cupation. Come in and
make your selection
early. We have a big
stock but they are sell-
ing fast.
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MUCH gqmpljlub hp! reaqhgd The  
Guardianre ing the recent condition
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U mf digwggl 3_f;;~:;=3;l=e w»:3_-»3=;°;1ipl;;i;-C-3: MEET ME AT 'rr-IE ALWAYS BUSY STORE.
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to leave it with him i.'..‘2-r‘f.°»'-3?! psxiiznzusnouia zizfnsnifidslior putt;
Lots 27 and B, postponed on account of
stormy weather, will be held in St. Mal.
achis Hall, Klnkora on Tuesday next, lst
lust at 1.30 and 7 o'clock p. ni.
TH: mails via the Capes since they have
been conveyed from Sackvillo toCape
Tormentine by teams have arrived on the
Island twenty-four hours earlier then
they came when taken by the regular
train. During the past few days they
have been taken down during the evening
they arrived at Sackvlile,and thus twenty-
four hours earlier than before. Tuesday
the N. B. and P. E. I. line was reopened
and It is hoped after the energetic action
of Mr. Haszard and the meeting of the
Council cf the Board of Trade Tucsdav
that a special will soon be running on that
branch line.
Oaanroan-The funeral of the late Mrs.
Donald \|IcDonald of Lorne Valley took
place on Monday morning at il c'olock, to
Lorne Valley cemetery. Rev. E. Smith
omclated.-Will S. Lcuscn will lecture
under the auspices of the Presbyterian
Guild next Friday evening in the public
hall, Cardigan, subject “Prince Edward
Island in Picture and Story" illustrated
by 100 elegant sterooptican views.-The
funeral nf the late Donald Dockerty of
Cardigan took place on Wednesday morn-
ing at ll o'clock to Georgetown Cemetery
and was largely attended. The Rev.Edwln
Smith conducted services at the house
and grave. Mr. Dockerty had been in poor
health for some time though not condned
to his bed, but a week before his death he
began to sink rapidly and on Friday
morning thc end came peacefully in the
85th year of his age. The funeral was de-
layed until Wednesday in order to enable
some members of his family who reside in
Boston to be present at the interment.
The fainiiy of the deceased arc: Mrs E
Page. Mrs A Guild and John residing in
Boston, Mass., Mrs Sutherland, Mrs Goff,
Daniel, \Villln1n, George and Miss Kato
residing near' Cardigan.:
PncUr.r1im.Y sad were the circumst-
ances under which a young.; man named
McNeill, of Vernon River, P. E I., died
bore on 'l`uc-sriuy. Tukcn ill with tuber-
culosis while nt work in the woods in the
\Ve!tern States, he started hornc convinc-
ed that his days were numbered. At
ll.»\n|,{or he was forced to remain to reco-
ver str:-npth to continue his journey, and
the slay there almost depicted his purse.
On his arrival here he had barely enough
to pay his way across the Strait. But the
steauicis worn not running and bystand-
ers directed him to the Aberdeen House,
kept hy Ilirs. Ilnyfcn. llls condition was
such that money would have been of little
use to him in securing shelter but Mrs.
iiuyrlen, notwithstanding the protesta-
tions of one or two of her boarders, gave
him u room and for s couple of days did
what she could to relieve him. Ha win
afterwards _taken to Mrs. McFarlane`s
by the town authorities where he was
cared for by the C. M. B. A. members,
to whom hc had there made himself
known. His one wish was that he might
be spared to see his mother, bu it was
not to bc, and his lifeless body wrist for-
ward by the Minto the following day.
The unfortunate young fellow was about
li) years of one.-Picton Advocate.
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The scratch ofa pin may cause the loss
oi a limb or even death when blood poison-
ing results from the injury, All danger of
his may be avoided, however, hy prompt;
ly applying Chaniberlain's Pain Balm. It
is an antiseptic and unequallcd as a quick
healing liniment for cuts, bruises and
burns. For sale by all dnxggists.
RUSSTANS WITHDRAW.
S'r.l'.oUrs, Feb. 20.-Oillclal confirma-
tion of Bussia's intention to abandon
participation in the Louisiana exposition
was received today in a cable from Com-
missioner General Alexandrovsky at St.
Petersburg, saying: Russian trsdesmen
think their patriotic duty to give money
appropriated for the exposition to Red
Cross and wounded soldiers.)
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FOR STOHACH TROU BLES-
"I have taken a great many different
medicines for stomach trouble and
constipation," says Mrs. S. Geiger, of
Dunkertcn, Iowa, "but never had as good
results from any as from Chamberlain’s
Stomach and Liver Tablets." For sale by
all drnggists.
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5 Overcast or Raglans _
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‘ S Good pure candy is the most acceptable gift you can present your lady i nun oauoim
Charlottetown can at
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friends. _ She will appreciate White’s. 1‘l9»II1¢ 011 ¢V¢fY P1°°°- _ 4 L' A ll _:
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will be illustrated an a p asan eve ng
is promised. The admission is free. Come
one some alL
Do You Tirc Easily ?
if You Lack Strength, Energy
and Force, its Because
Your Blood is Thin
and Watzry
The Best Tonic is Ferrozone-Read
ofthe Marvel it Performed For
Three Sisters lu Lawrencetown-It
Can do the Same for you.
Speaking for herself and sisters, Miss
Dorothea Bordman writes: “I am anxious
to make known the arent benefit that I
and my sisters derived from Ferrozonc.
A short time ago lwas tired Ent and de-
pressed, and felt as if some severe illness
were banginiz over me. I was so nervous
that I found it hard to keep up with my
work, Notlcing thatrnany Canadian wo-
men were beinq huilt up by Ferrozone, I
sent for a supply, and took it regularly for
a month. So great was the improvement
that my sisters also Look Ferrozone. Not
one of us had a spark of color in our
cheeks, butFerrozone soon made our com~
plexions ruddy. We soon had good ap-
petites. slept better. and were helped a
lot by Ferrozone. We still u~e Farr-ozone,
because ws find it keeps our systems in a
strong, healthy condition. it in certainly
a wonderful tonic. and a fine remedy for
weak women. Ferrczone has been worth
its weight in gold in our family."
To take Ferrozcne means you get more
strength; means a reserve of enemy, and
protection against. weakness and sickness.
l"crrozone is a. food medicine that supplies
the body with everything needed to build
un the brain, blood and nerve tissues. If
iris liealth you seek, Fr-rrczone will bring
it quickly. lt is n fond-tonic that l-.very
woman »-houlri use. Refuse a subst.ltu'c
and sec that. you get the genuine Ferro-
zono. Price 500. pcr box or six boxes for
$12.50 at all Drugrgists or N. C. Poison 81
$10. liinxgstou Out.,und llartfort, Conn.,
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SPECIAL NOTlCES~
Mcn`s cloth gaitcrs $1 a pair in tan nud
black, to clear them out now 500. at Goff
Bros. '.25 d li
Cookinu prunes ai. four pounds for 2a">c,
table prunes lilo and upwards.-Sander
son 8.: Co. ‘.’i d Zi
New caps for spring. ‘Ve arc opening
30 rloacn inen`s caps. the newe~t .sprlmr
ideas. You`il wont one soon, i'-ez the
best al. J. ll. l\fcl)onai».'s. ‘Ji ti Iii
\Va have just prepared another lot
each of these two justly celebrated remed-
ies, British Cough (lure-the great Cough
Cure, llrltish Almond Pink, the ideal
remedy for chopped hands. ‘.25 ri li
The March number of thc Delineator,
the greatest of maoazines for women
both as a fashion leader and also il liter-
ary gem is fully up to the times. Now on
sale at Cartcr's Bookstore. 22 d iw
Hausekeepers-Weeks 8.: Co's., annual
white sale begins today and special
prices are being liven on all white wear
and household goods, table linens, sheet-
inns, quilts etc. Special *money saving
prices on all white goods during the sale.-
Weeks & Co., Dress Goods and Miillnery
headers, The i.’eople'a Store. 25 d W ll
White Goods Sale -Our white sale bs-
gins today and we are giving big bargains
in all lines of white wear and household
gocds.()ur display of ladies’ white wear is
especially flue and worthy of a visit. Spac-
ial low white axle prices on shestlnprs,
table linens and napkins etc.-Weeks &r
Cc., The Peoples Store, Dress Goods and
Miillnery Leaders. 25 d w li
About Shoddy Iiubbers.-They ora kept
In stock by dealers in shoddy boots and
shoes. They think by sailing you cheap
mean rubbers they will make you believe
all of their footwear is low priced. Peo-
ple are finding them out. A rii-aler that
sells shoddy rubbers will soil you shoddy
boots and shoes. All they want is your
money. I sell the highest grade of rub-
bers manufactured in Canada. The some
rue f all m footwear If you deal
I expect the same treatment in return.
Conroy the Slioeinan, Sunnyside, Charlot-
tetown, P. E. island. Z5 d w ll
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Not merely at new spring or
a new clip. but a form of oY°-
glasa mounting wholly new.
adjusted in a new wav: taken
hold and holds on in a new
way.
Ndbinj jan: ¢/nm
our gf place.
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e have received from one ofthe best iisli packers on` the ls-
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land a quantity of clrierl and boneless Codiish which we are seli~
ing at fine prices by pound, quintal, '.- qiiintal, or box.
Also in stocks full imc of canned fish to select from at
reasonable prices.
SANDERSON &. CO..
Grocers. Sunnyside. U
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with me you will be treated honestly and
" Pianos
THAT STAND
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. If it only
stays good a few
months it is dear at
any price.
HEINTZM iii
PITNUS
Are the kind that
stand. They are
safelinstruments to
buy. Soli only by
MILLER liii0$-»
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Queen Street. _J single
 SWEiill_|liE
f ` city and suburbs an up-to-date
. cab service. Passengers, baggage,
trains or anywl\cr~~ else desired.
Orders left at l\l<`i)<\\1;\iLi SL MC-
` Ki1mon’s Drug Store or`at the
stables, Sydney Street, near
@ Stevensoifs Corner will receive
prompt attention.
J. M. NICHOLSON.
Teleplioiie No. 253.
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New iieat E Fish Market
 An kniris of Fred., San and
,Smoked ifisli, Salmon, llalibut,
'Cod, llatidock, l"iunau Haddies.
' etc.
Also all kinds of Beef. Pork,
 Lamb,
 sausages.
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Give us a cali;
We’ll treat you right.
Haddlesey & Trainor,
Queen Street opp. R. B. Norton’s
Hardware Store, near Sydney Street.
Telephone No. 279.
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off) fs pziuan ‘uionvp
if you We will he
want 3 leased to‘
group
have you
i photo of 'Call and
QC 0\ll‘
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it etc., will be conveyed to boats, . /f . _ .
and a choice variety of
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