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PILATINOTYPEI
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tlrder Your Drugs
-and medicines
bv mail from
(leo. E. Hughes,
THE PEOPI/E'S DRUGGIST,
Apothecsrlesliall. Charlottetown.
(We consider mail orderseeompliment.)
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soon onlinr
ilislvs Russians
V Canadian - or Ameri
can makes, 69c a pair.
All sizes, new stock.
, .One week only.
watch 0u`r Ads it win
Pay You
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The Shoen1an;"” ‘ i
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RRBBERS
40c.
MEN’S
OVER- _
SHOES
7 Sc. 7
small sizes only.
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5»‘5fQURIS English  
 Just Received, 1
1 gross Wampoies’
‘ ‘ Cod Liver 0il.
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Llquozone,
Snisll and large bottles in
g\0¢k, 506 abd $1.00.
-Mabon’s Drugstore,
V' Sourls East, P. E. Island.
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l)on’t insult  
Your Stomach
with had bread. It'| st
_ .B we make good bree as
_ :gi ii you have the rl...-f
_ kind oi flour.
_ If you buy
nsncuues
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In wishing you'
. . 5 a HaPPY New
Owing to a mintdke of the shipper we
were sent about ten times as many of
Huntle 8: Pslmer's MA 'IA ROONS
and TIIOUBADOUR “LS” U.TS as
we ordered. ln order to rovnce our'
.stock of them quickly we hw - decided
to offer them for s short time only at a
Discount of 25 per cent- less
than regularprices
This is s genuine bargain as Huntley
& Palmer's Biscuits are known the
world over for their good qualities.
Beer & Goff.
Year and thanking
  yonfor 'our growth
V and prosperity we
promise V bette
things for th
coming year to our
Noir
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customers.
New Drug Store.
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Manx Friday, Feb. Mth on your cal-
endar. the date of the West Kent School
Concert in Market Hall. _
Anvnvrlslns are again reminded that
all "ohangee' should he in this olllee no
later than onep. m. to insure insertion
in foilowinrrlssue. ~
. Tnnnn willbe skating at St. Duns'
taln's College tonight. Train leaves the
station at 7.2!) o'ciock,weather permitting.
Cake and coffee will be served by the
Izdies of“St. Joseph's Sodaiity.
ANY persons, (ladies or gentlemen.)
desiring to see the Gusrdlan's big Wel-
PerfectingPress in operation should eaii
at business offices any Wednesday at
_ twelve o'clock, or Saturday at one o‘elock
sharp. -
A1' the Police Count to-day Prohibition
cases against Mary Mullins, two for first
offence; Adolphus Williams and Wm.
McKinnon, first offence; Matilda ‘Mo-
Kenna and Francis Collins, second of-
fence and Peter Paul Gillis, third offence,
come up for hearing.
This annual meeting of the Glenview
Rifle Association which was postponed
on account ofthe storm will take place
in Afton Hail on Saturday Feb. lllth a
7.3) o'cloek. Prises for the annual shoot-
ing will be awarded. All members must
be there. By order, John Taylor, Capt.
Jlssn and Mrs. Schurman, Central
Bedeque, who have been storm-stayed in
the city are the guests of Dr. and Mrs.
Carruthers. Mr. Schurman had beat
suffering for nlfew days from slight ln-
disposltion, but his many friends will be
glad to helu' he is now enjoying good
health.
Samuel. Lows, Mas. Lown and family
through the columps of the press, wish
tothauk their friends for their kind ex-
pressions of sympathy in their recent
bereavement, and especially the good
people of Mount Herbert, whose kind-
ness will ever be remembered. _ They also
wish to _thunk the militia, Sons of
England and friends who so kindly
turned outto the funeral in Saturday's
storm.
Hon Mr. Fielding is expected te be In
Ottawa by the 16th inet. His daughter.
Miss Ziilah, submitted to an operation for
lmneness at the hands of Dr. Lorenz, the
eminent Austrian surgeon. Of course the
rcsuit will not be known for some time'
but at last accounts .the young lady was
resting comfortably. Mr. Fielding would
leave Vienna. as soon as it was safe to do
so. Mrs Fielding und Miss Zillah will not
return immediately, but will probably re-
,muln four or live months at Vienna or
e`lsewhere in Europe. `
Axoim those nt Cape Traverse during
the last storm were A Jqildlou, who be-
longs to the western part of the Island
and had been called home by the death
of his father which took place three
weeks ago. Mr. Jondiun lives in Pavi-
tucket, R. I. and his trip cost over $60
before he reached Summerslde. Another
of those storm-stayed was Thomas,
Doyle. ` Springfield. Mass., Mr. Doyle
who is 78 years of age walked from Cape
Praveree to Emerald to await a train to
Charlottetown where' he is .coming on n_
business trip. _
_'l‘n!=‘_nsw Llberalpaperfor St. John N.
_B. be issued in about n month. C. J
Milligan, formerly of The Telegraph, wil.
be its manager.. It will be printed ut the
Giobe oliice until its own plant, and
build-ing wiil ,be in readiness.
.lust who is to edit the paper is not
gene'rally known. John Lewis of the
Toronto News is mentioned as a likely
man. For some time he was with the
Globe and later with the \Vorld before
going to the W|illson~F|e.velle organ.
His trcnchnnt editorials in the News
greatly assisted inthe recent tory triumph
lu the premier province. Should he come
to New Brunswick and employ 'his ready
pan in the interests of liberalism we
trust he may be successful in the task ~ of
building up u. live, progressive and tme
exponent of liberal principles.-Wood
'stock Sentinel.
A YOUNG lad about fifteen years of age
came to a well known boarding house in
the city several nights ago in search of
lodging for the night. The proprietor
took the lad in, and on questioning him
was told that he had no money but
obtained the infomation that two uncles
resided inalovrer part of the city. The
proprietor of the house offered to show
t-he lad, who clnimed to be ignorant nf his
relatives' location and said he had lost
his brother, where- one of his uncles
lived. He accompanied the youngster
down the'street and when about a block
from the house in question pointed it out.
i{e then waited and let the boy go on, but
when the latter thought he‘was_ out of
sight of his guide he made a dash down
the street and though hotly pursued dis-
lsppeared. and has not been seen since
The natural inference was that thesyouth
fwas an lmposter and was endeavoring to
get free board bypiaylngon the sympathy
of the hotel keeper.
in disturbed digestion as indicated by
sour stomach or (heartburn), bloating,
burning, oppression, soreness, headache.
 OPP0sI'_rs_ P- of . .|oonstipetion._ete. Reddla's,Dyspspela"i.‘ab-
[eta will be found a reliable remedy. They
give qulek relist every time-Try them.
Ili o per box.A. W.l'teddin Pixels., B Bunny-
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Bros. ldd li
 
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wsih'-e.. Bat Qhoeolatesare deja-_k "color, rich' ,mellow _and of’ refined - A A 7 7 M
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Tun Provincial 'l`e|a'pex-ance Aili-,
ance is announced to hold its
annual meeting at till p. rn.
to-day in Wrigbt's Hall, but owing to the
unoeltalnty of trains and the bad roads it
is probable an adjournment of twd weeks
will be made. No public meeting will
consequently. be held' this evening as
formerly announced. The committee' 'are
asledto meet nt 2.1!! to make future ar-
rangements. ~ `_
Tenn: entered peacefully into rest at
Pownal on Wednesday. _ Heh. Btn,
Clarenda, beloved wife of Alfred Jenkins
in the 47th yearother age. A son-owing
husband and fone children, Lulu, Percy,
Wellaeemnd Garheldare left to mourn.
also one sister and six brothers Addie.
George, Wallace and’ Herbert Ferguson
all of Mass., Robert, Artemas and Leigh
of Bethel, P. E. I.' 'l`he deceased was a
true Christian and died trusting in the
merits of her lkdeemer. Much sympathy
is felt for the bereaved family.
T0 THE MEMORY
Of John Edward.Lo Brocq. Who Died
January 26. i905.
He is dead, _
Our kind and noble friend;
He, the life and iight of ns all,
The beloved and true hearted,
Comes to visit us no more.
We laid him down to rest
In the cold and silent tomb,
The sno\v was falling
Asif heaven dropped down
White flowers oi Paradise
To strew his pall.
Oli not in cruelty, not in wrath
The rcaper came that dny,
‘Lwae an angel visited the green earth
And took our flower away.
We gazed nt him with tearful eye,
We kissed his cold white brow,
The Lord has taken him from ns
To dwell with him above.
Your silent- place of rest
We decked with fragrant flowers,
Yours has the sulering been,
The memory shall be ours.
Boston, Jan. Bist, lll05.
“Now l Know the
J_oy of Health,”
I am Brimming Over With
Vitality,-Appetite is Good
-I Sleep -Well I Feel
` HHPPY- ‘
FERROZON E
Made me Feel Like New.
(ine of the earliest settlcxsin the townoi
Tumbull Man., is Mr John W McNichoi.
Everybody knows him; knows ho\v poor
his health was for years.
Thapirs to Ferroaone, Mr. McNichol is e
hearty, strong man to-day. Here is his
statement:
“Last spring I was terribly run down.
I was so completely fagged out I couidrft
do any hard work.
“Ira tbl? morning I was tired-myllmb~
h a
ec e over.
"Appetitei-I simply dldn't have any.
t "Sleeplessl -Yes, nervous and unhappy
oo _
“I braced up nt once after taking Ferm-
zone. It put. new life- and vital ty into
my body. My. nerves are strong, eat.
heartily, I sleep well. Now Iknow the joy
of heal h. _
JOHN W McNICHOL"
Won‘t you take Ferrosons tool Iris
really u marvellous tonic, some people say
there is almost witohery in t e Way ll-
bullds y u up. ,It‘s concentrated nourish-
ment;-t&Eat‘s get l1;’e{~r&zi€;i£ ish- Justtl one
h ‘ ' ta e e ree mes
i\:¢i)vi=y?.nN¢?°<?t=|el;-lmbdlcinc in the world
stores sn qu c .
n:lP'é‘lc»'i 50c. pier banner; six léorbl%5(=, at
\ enersor mu. P0111 .. oson
I8: Gia. tl-Iartfore`i,Conn..U S A., and Kings
ton n .
'ae r-'Const-laleoeo
and secure some of our carpet. and fur-
niture bargains.-‘James Paton & Coéd If
New birthday rings just* arrived. The
storms wont stop the birthdays and they
haven‘t stopped the rings. -E. \‘V. Taylor .
_ 16d ll
'Sr.auoa1'lm Sale -To reduce my stock of
boots and shoes I will sell at cost limi
charges till 15th of March. -Conroy the
Shoeman, _[Sunnyslde, Charlottetown
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Final _Notice-All overdue. sc-
counts not paid at once will be
given tothe Court for collection.
Weeks & Co's. , Queen St. I Idti..
Repairing' and reupholstering furni-
ture properly is an nrt.” “le have artists
in each line. Don‘t trust your good
furniture _ton careless repairnmn.-Have
it dons ng_m`, by léeung us do it-wen
send for lt, if youwiah. Phone 79.-John
Newson. _ Q _ . . 16d 1| -
Flvery bathroom should have a
piece- of. band .sspolio - in ‘it--'x5c
cake -Central ~ Driigsrore.'Sunny-
side. ‘ ' ‘ ' . `x6d 3|.
, -Don'.tle_t the matter _of ox
pensekeepyou from visiting
na. aight s as precious es
lifei f and our charges -are
moderate. V .
We ,correct ,ell _deifieéa of ,
vision. and if you n the
services of an oeeullst, we will .
'frankly tell you lo.
'Therein no guess work in
our methods.
' ' We have the latest and most
 sppentns _ for eye-
' Always glad tobelp you.
Mnnr Mi: ar , ,-rni: anwavs nvsv stone,  
f """"""""""""""”"" 'DISSOLUTION l
Unparalcllcd Bargains
lu Ready to Wear
Cloth Skirts at
stluiri onus.
55 snurrs
' Ali' new and fashionable, made by the best
tail-ers in Canada.-perfection in quality, style, Gt,
finish and workmanship
$2.95 for $1.95
x-38 long, 25 band. 1- 4oloug, 25 band.
3-42 long, 25 band. 2-42 long, 26 band.
$2-so for $1.75 '
1 4'> long, 26 band. 2-42 long. 25 band.
1-42 long, 24 band. 1---42 long, 26 band.
25 for $2 I5
- -58'long, 24 band. I-40 lorrg, 24 baud.
-40 long. 25 band. r-4| long, 25 baud.
-41 long. 26 band. 2-41 long. 27 band.
-42 long. 1 ea, 25, 26 and 27 band.
his-ss-4>4
$5.75 and $35 for $2 70
3- 42 long, 24 band. 1 42 long, 25 band.
5- 42 long, 26 band.
$4.25 for $2 95 ,
-39 long, 25 band. r-40 long, 25 band.
- 4o long, 26 band. 3 -40 long. 27 band.
- 41 long. i ea, 25, 27 and 28 band.
-42long, 26 band 2-42 long, 27 band.
ll odd Skirts from $5-25 to $745 each _at
Nw-'N
_from $2.15 to $4-75 each.
STANLEY BROS.
l`LOUR TALKS .
To have good'bread, YOU must have good Flour. We sell
good Flour ciieag-in:srnall bags, large bags, }4 barrels and
barrels. Call an getiour prices. _
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diderent Music Books to select from. ' Come
early and get your choice.
MILLER BRUS.
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Prowse Building.
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FOOT OF QUEEN STREET;
For Repairs of all Kinds.
Chemise in Heating etc- ;
Founders. Machinists and Boilermakers.
Manufe.ct\u-ere of
ENGINES, BOIl.ERS, TANKS. Elf. ,
The Charlottetown Foun-
dry and Machine Co.
This is to certify that the psrtnership
heretofore existing between the under-
signed carrying on business under the
style and firm of Carvell Brothers has
on this thirty~iirst day of January A. D.
1905 been dissolved by mutual consent.
Dated this 31st day of january A. D.
r9o5.
Signed in the W. H. Arrxxm,
wesence of {J. A. Mnssmrvnv,
. E. Bentley F. Psaxisv. Canvlsu..
Referring to the above-having pur-
chased the' entire business, it will be
carried on by me under the same style
"‘Carvell Bros," as heretofore and I re-
spectfully solicit a continuance of all
former patronage which as in the past
shall have my closest personal atten-
tion.
W. H. AITKEN.
15 inwf 3i
The Annual Meeting of the Grand
Lodge of P. E. Island will be held on
Tuesday, 21st at 2 p. m. Usual reduced
fares will be issued by the Railway to
all delegates. If weather is unfavor-
able, meeting is postponed for one
week.
A. A. McCAl.'Ll.. Sec'y.
I6 <l5i Ellerslie.
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mnnmmnnn
100
Barrels
of Choice Apples
on hand in
» Baldwins,
Northern Spys,
Greenings
and -
Russets.
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EESEHEEQQ
Wanted '|00
Snuwihuvelars
Every snow shoveler in the
city or country needs a pair of
leather leggins-we have the
result of years’ experiments
in a Grain Leather leggln,
side spring, easy to put on and
off, none better in snow or
water.
Price the weakest part.
$1.40
J. H. BELL'
The E xperlenced
Leatherman.
IHTERCOLONIAL
RAILWAY
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Canada’s Famous Train
-THE-
“MARITIME EXPRESS”
Does the Business between the
Sydneys, Halifax. St. John. Quebec
and Moi trea .
-BECAUSE-
It’s dining and sleeping cur ser-
vice is unequalled.
-THAT IS WHY.-
Wrlte for time tables. fares, etc.
G. A. SHARP.
Suplerinlendent, P. E. I. Railway,
C. arldttetown, P. E. I.
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Dominion Atlantic Railway.
and lteamship Lines to leetea vie Yarmouth
The popelal Felt Lise letween *esters lleva
leseia and lesion via W asses
laaeriea and laiifal.
Klfllli TRAIIIB leave Ballla daily ‘el-
eeet essanlae-1.35. s. n. lsr  and ar-
inoath making eoanealoa at ermoail for
The Royal Mall Slclllisllip
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The Fastest and llllest Became; pina( he
weea the llerltlmehovlnces aa
Leaves-Afarasouth, Wednesday end htnrdsy
for lesion as arrival er
‘hall from laiila lei l lea E
Wharf, lesion, ‘Faraday  l=|ddav\':t-so 2.
Peasants amm la laiifax an day 7 _go
w hoe, \¢ . -
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