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'1`HB°GUARDIAN, CHARLOTTETOWN, FRINGE EDWARD ISLIIND MYARUH 7,!go3
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'*'-""'1“"”"""""‘ _OF PERSONAL INTEREST
_   CAPITAL   1 EAi_'[ _
2"" “"8 "‘ i 1 if lui wlsl.......   .
° ture, for 001119.; ands Preventive oi]
Women’s Bouts
and Shoes at
25" lliscuunl  
I
This lot includes line; i'
_and heavy shoes, all last
_ yeafsgoofls, but we need
the room for our newstock.
MORRIS & SMITH,
I r 1*f%`s¢v\,i\~»2\.~.»¢ \ -. s\ _.2
i__  L .ra 1
S. B. mil_|gr S; Zo.
Wholesale Commission Fish Dealers
Salmon. Mackerel, Smelts and Eels
a specialty.
Stencils Furnished on application
8. B. WILEY dr S085
Boston, Mass
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Trans ef Age . 1
7 Fulton Fish Market, New York
renee G. Miller, Miller Lcnguoul
6 cod and w 4m.
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NOTICE NOTICE
-F ISH- `
Jno. Powcll’s Son & Co.
No. 9 Fulton Fish Market
Commission Dealen in all kinds of Fresh
l?i::i’,ai‘uc1uding Smelta, Salmon, Mackerel,
“For further iuformationanddireaiona write
i
tothe aboveina who hatebcen establisl ed ‘t
u>udneasfor5rYBARS.
Nov.a5i9caeod.A.w6ul. ‘- i
J. M. Wiley of the Dominion Packinll
Company, left via the Capes last nig` t
lor Uttawa. A
W. N. and Mrs. H sestis were D*1SS¢U°
gers from Summexsifie yesterday. Mr.
Huestis returned on Wedntsday from
England.
David Rogers of Freet owr, came to the
C ty yesterday. He was accompanied bi
Mrs. Rogers who enters the P. E. Island
Hospital for treatment. -~ '
C. A. Clay of Dindas was in the City
yesterday. _Hs informs Tue Guardian
that a crowded house will greet the Bla. k
Knight when he speaks in Dundas neat
week.
'.T. Walter Jones, who has been hoiile
fora week visiting his mother, leaves to-
morrow night tor Columbia College,whete
he will takea six weeks courseat the
Tea 'hers' College there in Nature Studies.
He will afterwards go to Guelph.
DOES YOUR BABY CRY A'1' NIGHT
If so, it is `well to know the great value
of Polson’s Nerviline, a household rc medy
for stomaci pains, cramps, too'b&Cb€»
sick headache, and the manifold ills
peculiar to children. A few drops of
Nerviline in sweetned water makes u
pl~a..~ac1, drink and never fails to quickly
relieve. Neiviline is as good as the
doctoriu emergencies and costs only 2oc
abotflf. Get Nirviline from your drug-
gist today.
Da. HA1ru.'roN’s MANDHAKE Pi1.Ls ron
Hnanacnns.
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Now is a good time to have your pho to taken _
GAUVIN, GENTZELl & Co.
Guardian Odice Building.
At 66 2=3
C€IlI`.S  
on the Dollar
We will sell ALL of our large stock of Granite Ware
_ )
Tin Wear and Kitchen Utensils. We handle only the first
quality of these goods. We guarantee our prices to be the.L°"°°°
Dodd &
Rogers,
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  THISIS YUUR GHANIIE
I .
SC, C, C.
Oblong Pudding Dishes 18c, Yukon, Hon. cnirord sltwn and senator
21% 24C. ‘ 'Tempieman. m 5
Tea Pots 24c, 26c, 28c, 3tc. I P ' ‘ ' ' 
§;§;i};_i;i;‘§;f;;j;;_2° Auciiow sALE1 1 |`l||__ Mi€"’S_. UistefS .a.t'A.bout_ Half Price
‘ been summoned before John Audeuson,J.
.fd af' C-1316 Ezmont should a to H. T.
_ 5'
-Break of Day was caught near the douth
readings in Summersidc for Febru
in
! as %
l
l 1 1 _ ll V_F I l
Muon Sonoausiv returned from Syd-
ney via the Capes on Thursziayf
A. A. Lnruncnv, M. P., crosses via the
C pes to day en route to Ottawa,
Summerside the guest ot Miss Blanche
New .white wear in all the latest styles
opened at MoGougan &: Wrig\it’s.
hold an eutertainmentln Summersido out
March 1_7th. Lookout ter particulais lat-
¢l'. I
Josarn Bsiwann ot Lannox Island has
P. by H. A. Leslie for breaking into his
house at Hogg I.sland.The p malty for such
an oifence is fourteen years imprisonment
FARM role SALE.-Parties wishing to
purchase aiirst class 300 acre farm with
_modernfconveniences and up to date_build-
1 ngs. beautifully and conveniently situat-
only
Holman, Summerside.
3-6 cod lm & w 2m
IN view of the present wioter's experi-
ence in having the Stanley drift up and
down the Straits in a pan of ice, it might
be interesting to readers to recall a some- .
Miss Eu.; Lonn, Victoria, is visiting'
Howatt. __ - ' I
l
of gowns, skirts, drawers and corsetjust]
Misses Lefurgey and Comstock i willi
what similar instance which happened lofi
the winters of 1874-5. In the fall of 1874 the '
schoonera Break-of-Day,owned in Crapaud
and the Duke of York. aNewfoundland'
vessel, were loaded at Crapaud and about
ieady to sail when they were caught in
the ice in Crspaud basin and held for
some days, when the ice carried both ot
them down the Straits. For weeks they
were at the mercy of the wind and tide,
the tendency always eastward, until some
time in the month ot March they
drifted to the Strait of Cause. The
Duke of York passed through the-Gut,
and was freed shortly afterward the
end of the Gut where the crew with the
assistance ot some. people from shore
relieved her and she was brought back.
Till: following are the thermometer
ary.
19%, compared with February, I902,kindly
furnished The Guardian by J. A. Gourlie,
Government Meteorological Agent :
1903 1902
_ Max. Min. Max.
Feb. 23 4.7 28 14.5
5 “ 19.5 7.7 21 8.7
“ 18 8.7 _ 32 - 19,5
“ 19 125 55,5 14
‘- 25.3 25.5 8.7
“ 19.5 ~ 22 14,5
“ 3.2 31.5 20.3
“ - 4.1 - 34 213
-‘ 8.7 21 ‘14.5;
“ _ 29 ‘ 11.5
“ 27.5 4_2
“ 24 3 14 _ 3.1
M15.
¢"I-.‘¢"$55<ooo~io:oi»>o:t~9»-‘
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905
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“ 14 8.7 31 21.8
“ I5 7.7 25 11
“ is _10.1 35.5 22.8
“ _19 5 _ 2.1 40.5 27.3
“ 20 8.5 _ 4.5 25 21.5
“ 11.5 7.2 35 17.5
“ 25 19.5 252 6.7
“ 27.5 11 25 11
5S?Si§&§.‘>?
27.5
“ 25.5 4.7 35 27 8
“ 8 12.5 38 _ 25.3
35 22.8 42.5 \ `32.1
36
39 31.1 30.1
.Highest tem. Feb. 1903, 39 aboye zero
“ “ “ 10.1 below “
“ Max. 24.142
“ Min. 10.421 i
Mean 17.2815
42.5 above zero
3.1 below “
Max. 29 285
Min. 16.428 i
:G (G is n
~ Mean 22 8565
;~ “ “ 1901 M5x.27.142 }
6 H H ai Min’ 
“ “ “_ “ Mean2132I
“ “ “ 1900 Max. 29.821 }
ll Cl If A( Min. 
n as
Mean 26.7425
 
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as cs s
i ct s ca u
Highest “ “ 1902
 Gi G G5
 _‘S $5 C5
li is Kb
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Klondike. J. Cale and J C Noel also of
.6 5  3 28  ._
1
“ 13.5 ‘ 31.5 23 3 N
Luncuto sv sis wltrmn. l
Jelly Plates ioc, 12c. ' A OTTAWA Mm,°h_3` Sir .
, , .-- Wilfrid La - ~ f
Washbaslns I I8 2l rier entertained to luncheon today Fred. 5 Grey Raglan style
Mugs 8c, roc, 121:, 'I‘. Congdon,the new Governor ot the,
,_ 1' Ytlk , H W N la d , 1 AI d
Plates 8c, gc, 1o.., Iac. Yak” C ew ” S °5 ° 'i°°"
_ _ on ouncii, A McDonald,  of
Pudding Dishes 14c,i6c, I8c,2oc. - ng
f-'-5,

 
` MRS.lVl.J.  '
FIRST STAGE ,OF CATARI§IL§
A' Serious Mist-aka which Thou-if
Solids Are Maltlllf. I
The first stage of cam-rh is what is
commonly known as" catching .coId.”_ _It
may be in the head, nose, throator lungs.
lts beginning is sometimes so severe as
to cause a chill and considerable fever,
or it may be so slight as to not hinder, a
person from his usual business. In per-
haps a majority of cases little or no at-
tention is paid tothe first stage of ca-
tarrh, and hence it is that nearly one-
hali of the people lr-ave chronic aitarrh
in some form.
To neglect a cold is to invite chronic
catarrh. As soon as any one discovers
the first symptoms of catching cold he
should at once begin the use of Peruna
C i g
l
according to directions on the bottle,
and the cold is sure to pass away
without leaving any bad edccts.
Unless this is done the cold
sure mend in the second stage o§vc;
tarrli,   so 
misefabfe-  iris laistwvery
time one has a cold or cough,
catarrh would be practically an un-
known disease.
mn rziimeui °'€§r, No. U1 Bahasa
street, Albany, N. Y., writes:
j reason to dread  anymors.~
.hm  »f.f»i= -fa-»daf»s»h5~
fvvet or cold weather, I take __a dose
of PERUNA, and it throws out
bf sickness from my system.”-Miss
Mrs. MJ. Brink, No. M! Richlgauavanuef
St. Joseph, Mich., writes: _ __
“Thiapastwiuterdunngthe wet Ind
weather I caught a sudden and severe cold,
which developed a oatari-hal -ooiiditioi
through my entire system, and soaifected my
fgenéral-health thatl was completely
- down, and became nervous and hysterical
:and undt tosupervin my home. My phyaiq
* clan prescribed for 1`|`se,but somehow liismed-"
iclne did me no good. Reading of PERUNA
Idecided to try lt. Afterl hadtakenbut
three bottles I found myself in line health.”
' -Mrs. M. J. Brink. "
Eton, Ind., writes: “Last winter after 
~.¢
“I have a.l1vaya',dreaded~uudtt1ed ,
weather because ofmycxtreme liabllltyto 
; catch oo1d,wheuacatarrhaltroub1ew6uld Q
. quickly develop through my entire' sys- -5
'_ tem, which it would take weeksto drive 
if away. Iam thankf’u1tosa.ythat"si’nce I 
 have taken PERUNA I do not have any -
&t1yWBi!. _ V 4 _ _
If you do not derive
factory  from
at once to Dr.
statement of
M Sibyl A. Hadley,%Maln street,~Huntlng_- bg ghd pg givg ygq hh
than
_tingmyfeet wet I began to cough, whioli  _. _
‘gradually grew worse until my _throat wee  DI'
.sore andrew. Ondlnary remedies did not The Harman
“ 16  14  C°i0D"BYE 0 I  ”
°‘ 17 6.7 22 11.5, w
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A Never before in the history of Overcoat selling has  been such. a  _ but.. they
» liavtehgot to go_and that guick. 'Ihere is not a garment in the_lot but what   1 more 'money'
. _
F
or an the price advertised You know all of our goods are marked ui i  “Til
. I . I . »  .' » ` , .Y 
' P1’1Ce§ are ior spot cash only, No approbation. ” _ _  1" _
y   If Your
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_ Quantity KIND or OVERCOAT sizns A _ Now Semng at
H»-tv-ii-¢u\oo»-r~a»-\n~o\o->»-1-l>»-'NN
Dark Blue Beaver
' Black Beaver ~ ` I
_ Black and Blue Beaver
_ Grey Frieze ‘
_» Dark Blue German Beaver
_ ~ Black Raglan Style
' 1 4 ~Black‘& dark blue iine
A 2 Grey Raglan style
= Dark Grey Irish Frieze
. ' Dark Grey Irish 
as at __u as
. do
_ ' 5 Black Nigger Curl Cloth die I 2 I D 2
o V
do
_ _ Very ine quality' Black Beaver do
Grey Irish Fneze raglan style do _ 1 2
_ Extra quality Black Beaver do , 1 '
do
do
_ _ ' ' 35 36 37 383 o 4 6
Dark Grey Canadian .Frieze Overcoats 9 4 42 4 4
do
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Ladles 1 sc, I7c, I9c 5 ___ _
Soap Dishes ioc, 12c, 14c
8pots enameled 55c,49c, 65c. f  _mb _ “H `   
Di . sz ° - sc. ~~ ~ _ °°_ N °'=°=' 
5.15515, 5-»-»-~5-~t
Spoons gc, 7c, gc. _ amaaawsiiitpiitua 5. ww area .4
All White Enamel Ware. 5 °i=i=slhe E»vi.l1_1.§d=.or;gdby
cAMERoN a co., 2 “S-$22 I-'”lf"° ’°“‘ ’°""'°"’
le Luang iimiwm s are. rim 13| I '- 1' “‘° m”“’°'°"*“ "‘.*"'i- ‘md “° "““°"*
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thehourof twelve o'clock, the very
Davleaandreceat1yoecupi\edbyhim_ ~
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all 1 t Way tothefmateleach.
These propertiee extend to the Channel of
 market.
'ru tmaei-“parckaiatlimiy to _
IIBZQID 2 GAUDIT
llarelio, rgng, g
Jugs 27% 30:, 33c_ ` _ Desirable Dwelling Resi-~ 
_ CUPS 99. 109, Ho _ 5 ' idellces in Charlottetown.
Saucers 6c, 7c, 8c. _ _ _ " _
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A _ _ at i‘p,c15¢n.5g,iyh51¢s51¢ 55.1 neon.
    
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for $3.r5
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 Greatest Clothing House on 'P_,
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