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Hood’s Pills
5010 by Ill 1151881!!-I. 25 cents.
OUR COFFEE
We haven't said any-
thing about cohee for
sometime, but we are
selling more than ever
before. Most every day
brings e new customer
for it, that’s proof our
coffee is good.
Fresh
!
Ground
If you hsven’t leave Eva"
your next order with ua I
aid get the best in the "
ty. Our price is soc
pound 8 nal
Wcbstcr & McKay,
PHONE 199. _
R1CH
WALNUT
CAKE OR
SULTAN A
CAKE _
made from latest re-
ceipts, fresh today at
the Eclipse Bakery.
Send us your order.
D. STEWART.
F ECLIPSE BAKERY.
Baker Best Bread.
Prnkham’s
I I
Mrhurnau
Big fresh stock of
Vegetable Com'
pound.
Blood Purifier.
Pills. etc.. now in
“The TWO MACS"
iauhoualdlrlaciiunon,
DRUGGISTS,
Cor Gt.George and Kent Sta.
|r.h.rirrrurrr.cr.
Dealers in Fancy Goods. China
Novelties. Toys. Dolls. Handsome
Stationery, Sheet Music. Music
Books and all kinds of musical in-
struinents.
Don’t forget the place.
H. A. TANION & C0.,
Great George Street.
iz~4 eod w im
0cr.i.aol game tonight.
Tlx drst few days of March have been
quite iamiiliks.
Till Stanley and Mlnw each meds
good crossings yesterday. The mails
reached the city at 1.45.
A llnavr thunder and lighting storm
passed over the city last night about ten
s’clock. The lightning was quite sharp.
Evanvramc on the home made table
will be prepared by the best cooks in the]
city at the First Methodist tea Thursday.
AMONG the presents received by Mrs.
Ambrose Rodd on the eve of her wedding
was an antique oak parlor table from her
fellow boarders at the Mitchell Bonne.
Tho Dominion government steamer
Elinor,vvhich is in winter quarters at Char-
lottetown, will come here to go into dry
dock as soon after the ice breaks up as
poslible.-Halifax Herald.
Tun little schooner Nellie H. Snow, 61
tons resistor, which has been tied up in
East Boston for some time, has been sold
t0 Prince Edward Island parties. She
was built in Boothbay in 1873 for Province
town parties, by whom she was sold.-
Halifax Chronicle,
his device designed by Superintendent
Sharpe for widening the snow cuttings
in the Railway was given its second test
yesterday at noon near the Royalty Junc-
tion. The shovels were greatly stren-
gthened by chains and on their rear ends
were pieces of sheet iron in push the
snow further back. The machine will
need to be lowered somewhat yet to be
most effective.
Tun many friends of Henry l~‘. Sander-
Aslenthuslastlo meetingof the Char-
lotterown Branch of the Navy League
washcld last night. Stirring speeches
were given by a number of members
present and more energetic work ia prom-
lsedinvisw of the present situation in
the Far East.
Tmciur was orosslugboth ,ways at the
Capes yesterday. A foreign mail consist-
ing of about thirty bags mainly letters
was brought to the Island, teamed to
Summer-side, and came to the city by the
regular western train last night.
Sovnrs now possesses one ofthe most
up-todate druastoreii in Prince Edward Is-
land. namely the store lately opened
by H. J. llahon, who is well and favorab-
ly known all over the Island and who has
had over eight years' experience in the re-
tail drug business both on the Island and
in Boston. Mr. Mahon has secured his
stock direct from the manufacturers at
lowest cut prices and is selling it at prices
that is sure tobring customers who are
locking for good fresh drugs at low prices
TBI P. E. I. Railway have kindly
granted return tickets at one single Irlt
class rats to all persons in attendance on
the Provincial Temperance Alliance held
n this oily on Tuesday next March Sth.
These tickets will be issued on the 7th
and good to return on the 9th. All tam-
perance societies are expected to send
representatives. Those not members of
any society who are in sympathy with
the sims of the Alliance are free to attend
and can obtain privilege of travel. Pro-
vincial Prohibition for the Island will be
fully discussed.
Tin meetings at Long Creek in which
sou, North River, who has been under-
going eye treatment in the P. l. I. Hos-
pital will be pleased to learn that he was
enabled toreturn home yesterday. Mr.
Sanderson speaks in highest terms of the
attention received and wishes through
The Guardian to express his kind regards
to all the nurses and attendants for the
satisfactory manner in which he was
trearsd.
THE meeting of the Teachers' Instiintc
yesterday was largely attended. Manual
Training work was exemplified by Prof-
Barlow with a class of boys and he after'
wardsgavca short talk on the work.
After appreciative remarks by Mayor
Kelly,Counciilor Reddin, Dr. Jenkins,
T. C. James, Percy Pope, J. D. Seaman,
Jas. Landrig-an and others a vote of
thanks tothe Professor moved by J. D
Seaman and seconded by Inspector
Stewart was unanimously carried.
Simvioics in Christ Church, Cherry
Valley and St. Andrew's Mission, Murray
River (Church of England) until the
Sunday alter Easter will, D. V., _be as
follows :
March oth, Cherry Valley, Holy Com-
munion lla. nr.; Murray River, Evening
Prayer 7 p.ui.
March 13th, Murray River lla. in.;
Cherry Valley 7 p. m.
March 20th, Cherry Valley, Holy Com-
munion li a. m.; Murray River, Evening
Prayer 7 p. m.
March 27th, Murray River 11 a. ui.;
Cherry Valley 7 p. m.
April 3rd, Easter Sunday, Cherry Valley
Holy Communion 11 a. in.
April l0t.h, Cherry Valley, Evening
Praver 7 p. m.
Will those interested please out out
this notice. _
THE PENALTY OF A FAST LIFE
is paid for by an irritable condition of
body and min ,by exhausted energy,/poor
digestion, unstrung nerves and broken
sleep. Ifgou must and will live the kill-
ing pace, etter keepin mind the sustain-
ing powers of Ferrozone, ii wonderful ton-
ic iind reconstructor. Fcrrolrone is a
blood maker a nerve sirengthensr. a
heart and brain invigorator. It creates ap-
petite, insurcs perfect digestion and un-
disturbed sleep, restores rhe vitality and
strength Inst by excessive living very
qiuickly. Ferrczone will do you lncstim~
a le good, try ir. Price 501:. per box cr.
six boxes for $2 50, at Druggists, or Poison
C0., Klngston,0nt.
Dir. il.siuii.roN's Pri. Conn liaanricun.
` Liberal Association of Long River to sec
|Pastor Brown was assisted by Evangelist
I Rev. A. F. Baker, were remarkably suc-
_cessfuI. There wasa very large atten-
dance, deep interest, and many conver-
sions. Last Friday evening twcnty~
four were received aa candidates for
church members. The list included seven-
teen men, and seven young ladies. Mr.
Baker is now assisting the pastor in re-
vival meetings at Clyde River. Meetings
held every evening, except Saturday. The
Evangelist will preach Sunday evening
March 6th, at 7.30.
Sas View Norss.-We have ri daily
mall to this section and our genial and
obliging mall driver Gordon Tuplin is
making strenuous efforts to get over the
route every day and so tar he has never
missed strip. Considering the state of
the roadsit must tax his ambition t0 tho
uttermoat.~0ur school is progressing
nicely under the management of our
painstaking teacher Mr. Malone.-There
was a_tafl'y party held at Jacob Burts the
other night and a very enjoyable evening
was spent in tripping the light fantastic.
The party broke up at a late hour with
the merry boys singing “We’ll uotgo
Home till Morning"-William Adams
has resigned his position as president o'
the Sea View Packing syndicate to ac-
cept a position on the S. S. Stanley as
quarter master.-There is great activity
‘ among the lobster packers in this vicinity.
" David Adams and Duggan & Co are build-
ing ri large amount of new traps and it is
their intention to run the canning busi-
ness with renewed vigor. James Adams
intends to leave in a few days
for Boston lo take charge oi
lJchn S. Adain`s schooner Nelly M
Snow, which he purchased in Province-
town. Itis Mr. Adain’s intention to put
her into the fishing business.-Our old
friend ex. Hon. William Campbell has
been very ill, but he is rapidly improving
u ndsr lhe skilful treatment of Dr. W. T.
Hynes.-James Murphy ls laid up with a
tumor. The doctors think he will have
to bo removed to the hospital.--Frank
Adams has disposed of his residence at
Sea View and has purchased the Rose
farm at Hardings Creek. His friends
wish him success in his new home.-John
S. Cousins and Robert Sutherland have
In contemplation the reorganizing of the
_if there cannot be a stop put to corrupt
witness that he had $1,100 in a bank.
At the same time he gave an order for
more carriages, which he Drcmi-ied to
pay for last December. He didn’t want
tedraw the $1,100 to psy on the car-
riages, because if] he old he would he
handicapped in purchasing produce
ihrcugh the country. Witness found on
record a judgment against the de-
fendant for $3,580.6i, which was taken
by J. D. McKinnon, of the Northwest.
a brdther. The defendant upou being told
that was not a bona fide judgment, re-
plisd,we do things sometimes that we
wouldn't want to do. The defendant said
last October that he bought a farm for his
sou. The son Was to get money from
Scotland, and in the spring would reim-
burse him for what hs had paid on the
farm. The court then adjourned.
The result of yesterdays conclusion of
tha trial isgiven in our special despatch
above.
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THEY TAKE WEEKS
Ordinary remedies sometimes take
weeks to even relieve cases that Catarrho
zone cures at once.
Irznann Carannnozonl five minutes
now and again and it cures a cold.
Iivnaurr Carannnozonn iivc minutes
four times s day and it cures stubborn
coughs.
livuani: Caranmiozowir five minutes
every hour and we guarantee it will cure
any case of Oatarrb, Bronchitis, Asthma,
Lung or Throat Trouble, Deafness. Ir. is
vsry pleasant and convenient to use,
quick to relieve, and certain as the here-
after to ouio. Large size, complete price
31,00; small size. Z:'>c. Druggists, or Poison
o., Kingston, Ont. '
DR. Haiu1.'i‘oN‘s Pii.i.s CURE Hnanacnn.
Wisar Kent School hockey team yester-
day defeated the Second Prince of Wales
with a score of 5 to 4. This is the fourth
junior game that this school has won this
season.
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DIED.
In this city on March 3rd, James R. Mc~
Donald, aged 75 years.
[Funeral notice later].
In Boston, on February 17th , 1004, Mrs.
Grace Thompson, widow of Benj. Thomp-
son aged 51 years. Mrs. Thompson was
a native of Prince Efiwiircl Island.
At Rose Valley, on Feb. 15th cf whoop-
inir cough and pneumonia, Frank C.
Nicholson, son of the late Angus Nichol-
and four months.
On the wth of January, 1904, at Mar-
quette Hospltal, Mich. U S., eight days
after undergoing n surgical operation,
Thomas McWilliams, eldest son of the
late Hugh McWilliams of Surrey, Belfast;
aged 47 years and seven months. lie
lived in the State of Michigan for several
reputation where well known.
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Uulaundricd Shirts
3 Special Values
In all sizes'-perfect
iitting-at
50c, i'5c, and $1.00
worth 25 D. c.
lIl0l'¢
Linen
At `s5c, 35c and 48c
per pair.
Splendid
Value
Handkcrchicfs Shirt
3 for 30c. »
A dainty display of _
dainty handkerchiefs
worth i6e. special at
3 for 3oc.
TUWCIS I Galurc  walsls
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Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis. Pain in the Chest,
Crouw Hootrseness. Sore Throat,
Asthma. hocping Cough. Quinsev. and
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_ lt is pleasant to take nod is soothing and healing to live lungs. There is
nothing to equal it for stopping that tickling sensation in the throat, and the
persistent cough that keeps you awake at night.
Prlos 25°. at all Dealers.
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ALL CUT PRICES
DN FURNITURE
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 elsewhere-comparison invited.
John Newson.
cn of Quincey, U- S. A., aged four years'
years. and was ri young man of gocd`
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IF YOU WISH
THE LARGEST PROFITS
On your Life Insurance Policy see
that it is placed with the
NORTH AMERICAN LIFE
ASSURANCE COMPANY
A Strong, Reliable, Up-to-date, Canadian Company.
Issues every conceivable form cf contract
on favorable terms.
ROSS & l‘v’IAll`HEWS_
Sa
fish
We have just received a lrirgu sliipiiiciit :ind can now sail irish A ' l 1
lmgn and Halibut at IO cents per Ib. Haddock rirul Cod- _ _ _
at 4 cents per lb. l"innan iiarldics' nr  cc:1i_~'. psi' ‘» . mul ill __ .‘. l _ ‘ ' » ' . V
other re .exit iiiiportations ar proportionate prices,
Also very choice Labrador Herring. dry and boneless Ccrlfi h
Labrador Salmon and all other kinds of fish. _ _.2 _,__ _ . . _
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Pork, large Hams, Bacon. etc.
J. ll. MYRIGK & 00.. . ,-,
Fish Market. ‘
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Nuw rs the Time
To have your Spring Overcoat cleaned and made
new. '
Have all your Spring garments renewed,
cleaned, dyed and pressed now before the Spring is
upon you. Take them to
S. F. A RB Zi/SH
Agency for Parker’s Dye Works of Toronto.
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