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YOU'
.AIELE
INVITED
If you wish the beat in photo~
raph finished on the new spec-
falizerlwmounts, (the very latest
A novelty)
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'VISIT
CUB.
STUD IO.
h GEO. ll. COOK
HUGHES’ _
Cascara Pills Cure
CONSTIPATION, T) I Z Z I N E S S,
HEADACI-IE, OFFENSIVEBREATI-I,
BAD TASTE IN THE MOUTH, etc.
Tnrse pills are chocolate coated and
easy to take. Their action is mild, but
effective and is not followed by griping,
nausea etc. Price 25c per box. Mailed
to any address on receipt of same.
GEO. E. HUGHES.
Snappy Styles
of
Solid Footwear
Ladies! I-Ieic is your chance.one
week only, Skating Boots at
cost.
Rox Calf Boots. neat, up-to-date
Clirnp any time at $2.25 now
$i.5o, all sizes. ‘
Ladies’ Oil Pebble, regular 5i.75
now $1.35.
Tli.se boots arrived a few days
ngo, a little ia‘c of course, but
they are yours at the above price.
Ste thern anyway.
E. McEACllEN.
A.
' Till! Slim!
CANNl:`D
Gilill)S SALE
A genuine suap'iu Cauueti Goods.
Tomatoes »
Corn }3 cans for 25::
Peas
Gallon can Apples . . . . . . , .
.. . . . . .roe
Strawberries in Syrup. . . . . . _ . . . .14c
Pineapple sliced..................i8c
Golden Wax Beans 3 cans for . . .. 75c
This is good value as our canned
goods are all perfectly fresh.
MCKENNA’S GROCERY
i Down town store 126s.
PHONE I Up town store 226b.
lgénulsaaassls-viii
i‘len’s I
iiartt
Boots
We have just opened up
a nice line of nien‘s I-lartt
Boots.
They are a line iii.-lilim
price boot and swf"
wearers.
Price $2.40, $2-5°» $2-75
and $3.50.
SPRAGUE & C0:
_ sUNNvsmrf.
We
Continue
Our 25 p.c.
Discount
Sale
i Womcn’s
Low Shoes
for
Another
Wcck
A grand opportunity
to get 9. pair of nice
summer sho :s ' at
wholesale prices.
Allcy & Co.
We have a well assorted stock of the
beat brands of Flour on hand which we
are selling at very reasonable prices.
. We have the leading brands put up in
barrels, half barrels, 25, 5a and loo
pound bags.
l As a high-grade Flour suitable for ali
purposes we specially recommend our
“R0 YAL S i`UAR'l"’ lralld.
Bccr & Goff.
li You Are' a
_ Smoker
WHY THEN.
NO 0 I HER. STOKE
CAN LOOK AT OUR
S FOCK OF SMOKERS'
GOODS
"Get the habit deal with ua."
Selling agents for Msrgaites,
lrvings and the Bouquet Cigar,
Montrose the best 5° milde-
Rc>D.:~ ..B.'s9S~»
F C WESLEY Co.
DESIGNERS. -
lINGRAVEFS»
ILLI. CTROTYPE RS-
St. John. N. B.
Ofilcss in New Prowse Block
_ Charlottetown.
Ssavzul or song in Hearts Hall Sunday
Milf 5! First Methodist choir.
A sooo paying business is offered for
sais ot Cove Head. Seead of David H.
Auld in this issue.
Tit: rumor that tho Mock Parliament
has been ottered one of the public liulld-
lngs for their next meeting is promaturo.
A rinosau that is seldom oqua‘od
never excl-llsd in the.Hsmpton Hall
tonight. Proceeds l|\ uid of St »lohn's
church.
.loim G. Srrurnusouii, Cardigan. has
confessed to a violation of the Canada
`l`urnperanca Act. and Duld the usual line
and costa, '
Sunvicics will he conducted in Orwell
congregation next Sabbath by Rev. S. D.
MaoPhse and in Murray Harbour South
by Rev. A. J. MacNi~iil.
Tris residents of Grand View and
vicinity will have the pleasure of listen-
ing to a lecture ou Temperance hy Rev. S.
D. Mol-‘hee of Murray Rlvsrln their hall
on Saturday evening next.
HAVE you yet read the Program
oft.hePrinoe St. School cunoertf You
must bo heartless if you have not
There is an artless under tone init which
whispers thobalrnles will have a high
aid time. Have you ever hob knobbed
with a Court Jr.-steri An 'illustrious
Uhiropodlsil A Gllbortian Exooutioneri
N|rx1‘Suturdsy’s Guardian will he an
excellent issue to send to friends. It will
contain two entirely new features-an
upto-dats popular piece of Music, and
“The Home Circle"-in addition to
Magazine Page, colored Comic page,
interesting short Story, Sermon by Rev.
Wm. Dobson, notes on the S. S, Lesson a
week hence, and all the latest tolegraphlc
and local nows.Ouly fifty cents par year or
twenty-live cents forsix months. tt
Ar the close of n meeting ofthe Lots 40
and 50 Farmers’ Institute held at Mill
View on the 5th Inst, the following resu
lution moved by M. J. Power of Summer
ville, Secretary of Maple Loaf Institute.
who was in attendance as a delegate, and
seconded hy Joseph Acorn of Mill View
was passed by a standing vote.--Resolved
That this meeting unanimously condemn
the iucreaso ol sessions* indemnity
known as the “Salary Grab," the inoreatr
in salaries of Judges and pensions to ex-
rninisu-rs, and that irrespective of party.
we pledge ourselves to withdraw our
support from any candidate favoring the
s une.
This Guardlan's corrrspondent at Beach
Point writes'-Capt..I.F.Willlams is home
ons short visit to his parents. After
March first he will command the bark
Orion now at Halifax.-Capt Hugh
.Iackson has built a small bait freezer or
an entirely new design. It is his inten-
ilon to secure his season's bait when
herring are plentiful in tha spring and
freezing them for use at any time through
out the summer. lf the venture proves
successful other fisherman will erecta
number next season.-Philip Strickland
our expert boat builder is busy as usual.
No soonsris one finished than another
one issst up. Ahandsome one is now
receiving the finishing touches for Vere
White.-Joshua Jordan is lu the trap~
ping business and is meeting with auc-
cess, having trapped anumhor of fine
animals recently which sellronriily atiarge
prices. Capt. Alexander McKenzie h s
purchased the trim little schooner Pearl
ofLunenburgwhich he will iring here
early in the spring.-W. S. Beck is got-
tiug material for n new barn which wilibo
erccwriiicxtsuniinrr-. It is to bo oon
veniont in ever partlculan- Gabriel
Billard piiid a flying visit to friends
hero last wceir.- Our school is
progressing rapidly under the skilful
tenchingof Oscar Rolnrns, ltis safe to
say thnthclstlic l-cat teacher we have
had for a number of years.-All are glad
to hear that n surplus has rccurred on the
1.0. R. as we need money to have the
Murray Harbor Branch railroad brought
toa tarurnui at Bosch Point.-A few
avenings ago a social and tally party was
hold at the home of Mrs. JosKooping.Tbc
evening was spout in gnnies and various
amusement aftor which buffy was served.
Then the floor was cleared and William
Richards and .lohn Davy glivee an oxhibl'
tion in clog dancing. The party broke
u|1,just as thu eastnrn horilon showen
signs that- the night was about o‘ar. by
singing “ln the good old winter time."-
.iohn Gahoon gave u tamperanoo dlacoursi
in the Baptist Uhurch Sunday wesir. Thi
evening being fine tha Church was filled
to its utmost oapaolt-y.Thsspeaksr showed
clearly from the Scriptures the evils o'
iutsmpersncs and urged all young msn
to he tcmpcrsnos workers . Wo earnestly
hope that Mr. Cahoon will give unothoi
discourse on temperanee in the near
future.
Advice in Plrents- if your child ren are
choked up with cold and oroup and t hsli
lungs are In dangers! beoomlngwaaksned
hy the effects-you can do nothing bsttor
than give our Guaiacol Emulsion-it
always does the work, and is sold on ltr
nisrits- 40s per bottle.-A. W. lteddin,
I'hem B.
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‘ ' Candy is wholesome if made from pure ingredients; that is why Willit S
Choeolgies are in such demand. Put up in dainty pound and half pound
mont are from l p. ui. to 6 p. ui. and 7.80
p. m. to 4 a. ni. For thu advertising and
subscription departments from' li a. ni.
to 6 p. ni. It is useless to ring either of
thsabove departments at any oiher hon
tf
Tas Guarrlian's High Bank correspon-
dent Writes:-itil seldom anyone writes
anything, regarding High Bank, in your
valuahls paper. TheSohooihoro is pm-
groaalng rapidly through the untiring
»-iTort.s of our eiiloiont tsaohor Miss :Mary
Aitken. As there was no supplement
granted a tcsehr-r, ut the last annual
roasting, the rata payers roosntiy
assembled and appointed Donald Living-
:ton tooollsot for that purpose. A snug
sum was realised and donated Miss
Alt-kenaa an appreciation of hor good
service. Caleb.lordsn teaches singing in
the Hall Monday and Tuesday nights of
each week. The large attsiulanra ann
thoiuterest taken by everybody' shows
Mr. Jordonto haacoinpi-tant as well an
popular teacher. Donald McLean uf Bis-
mark.W.D., is visiting his olii homa
hare after an ahsencu of tuenty-three
years. High Bank Lodge, I. 0. G. T., is
gaining rapidly in membership. There
are upwards of forty members enrolled
now. This new Lodge was organised by
Wallace Fraser about two inunihs ago.
Splondld entertainments are given each
night.. Rev. S. D. McPhee, Pastor of the
Presbyterian Church nt Little Sands.
pieachedu most impressive, interesting
and eloquent sermon there last Sabbath.
ills congregation feel proud in havin,
suchaspeakenanriit is the opinion ni
the writer-as uellas others who have
heard him Thatheiis one ofthe hesi
prcaehersin the Province. Mr. McPhee
is popular with ull classes nnd denomina-
tions.-We are sorry io report that one
of our past respected residents, Mal
Murchison, now residing in Bostun,Mass.,
got badly hurt there by falling off a hulld-
iug. Last raportsstntc he is doing well
as canbo expected.-We are pleased to
~ea the farm and buildings formerly
iwned by J. A. McQueen, and for u. long
rims vacant, now in the possession of one
.if our esteemed residents, Ronnnle
Stewart. J. D. Livingstone has recently
erected a beautiful residence, which
when painted and fully completed will be
ia credit to the suttlenieiit. John J.
Stewart is also preparing for the erection
ofaflnolnrgehousc. lie will be ready
tobegin about thc first of May. The
Guardian is it very welcome guest in
High Bank ami tho tcmpernnce people
who did not receive It already should as it
is one of the greatest tcmpelauoe helps
imaginable.
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Piles_ _Qured
Sudering for Years. and Bed-Rid-
den From Piles, a Contractor
of Marlon, Ir.dians,is Cured
by Pyramid Pile Cure.
l`risl Package Sent Free to All Who
‘Send Name and Address.
“I was troubled with piles for several
years befura l would let It be known.
But at last thcy became so severe that
I could not wnlk and I had to take my
bed. I tried everything and anything the
doctors prescribed, and took their treat-
ments for a long time. But nothing over
did ins any good. I had seen your ad. in
different newspapers, sol got a 50 cent
box and began using them. From the
very iirstl got quick relief and by the
time I was starting on my third box I
saw I was cured. I have not been troubl~
ed with them sluoe. Now you can use
this as you please, because it is genuine.
Yours, T. A. Sutton. Stone and Cement
Contiuu-tor. Marion, Ind."
Instant relief can be gotten by using
tho marvelous Pyramid Pile Cure. It
immediately reduces all congestion and
swelling, heals ull sores, ulcers and
irritated parts.
The moment you start to use it your
suffering ends and t-he euro of your dread
disease is in aight.
The Pyramid Pile Cure renders an
operation unnecessary. Don'r. submit to
the cruel, excruciating pain csussd by the
aurgeon’s knife. Besides, itis expensive
and humiliating nnii rarelya permanent
success. '
The Pyramid Pile Cuic is put up in the
form of “easy»to-use," specially made,
suppositories. They are soul ing, pain-
less. instant and certain.
Atrial treatment will lio sent you nt
once by u|ail,ln plainscnlerl wrapper,\vith-
out a cont. of expanse to you, if you send |
your name and address io Pyramid Drugl
Co., 13045 Pyramid Building, Marshall,
Mich.
After you receive the sample, you can
get s regular sire package of Pyramid |
Ella Cure at your druggist's for 50 cents, |
or if he hasn’t lt, send us the money and
we will send it to you.
comnisg/Enrs.
City Cliuncll ments onjthe second Mon
av n each month. Dr. F. F. Kelly
Mayor; W. W. Clarke, City Clark.
Adiourned meeting of Lodge Prince
Edward, Red Rossi egree, Tuesday, Feb»
rnary 0. Business of importance.
l|nsrd's Llnimrnt ilellsvss Nsurslgii.
Worth Reading li
Notillgow CI-IEAPLY but how
BATIS ACTDRILY can lbs ftttori
with isawssi
'ri-:Irs his u los union
 'l‘ii0Ut3l'll§5l. n
0 LD ask. Cheap or iii-shin:
Iaasss CAUQE more strain
It tha! R LIEVE. It takes
E40 CAREFUl|I.Y and Ai?-
C RA ltl.Y lit glasses. Timo is
VALUAIILE and cannot htful
boglvon for-nothing. 'rho KAL -
ING tests wllo we make take
TIME. for whlo wa ak FAIR
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o sro on
rnmgam ws nh ii...t'§l.°`il$
o so
W i Ito t i od
ns altoilltltlioilrugeeiilnbrut w I”
G. F. liU iCiiESON
A boxes and mliwmiby afliliitnllewmwleawwmdingwmmmmnfectiollwmmwers. \wMu...umnnm\iMWwumMrINHwM#l¢‘ f I opdchm `  3 P. F.. Islnn¢i',, Greatest Clothing House.
-we
vaawawysmwfssa
'A59 A. .lil customer oxpoeta us l
oontluno this weoir. Tha Rev. T. F
Fullerton will address the mostin this
F._ S. Ronlnraon and his wife Mrs.
Ulf! A. Robertson ara summoned to
appear baton Siipsudiary Inman.
Montague. on Tuesday next fo an
alleged violation of the Canada Tempor-
anos Act, iirst offence in each case.
Tas death took plans at Sandon. B. O..
on Jan. 4th, of Edgar Anderson, son of
David Anderson oLSt. Paton lBay. Four
years ago Edgar .ioinad his brothers at
British Columblasrid during that time
sninysd perfect health and was constanr.»
ly at work up to s mnnth previous to his
death. Feeling unweil ha moved in,to
Ssndon and soon dsvslopsd symptoms of
typhoid from which ho nsvsr rallied.
Though possessed of strong physique and
l having all that medicui skill could do for
him in the City Hospital the word had
gone forth and ths inevitable followed.
Asiugular prsssntinisnt possessed him
from tho first in rofamnoo to his sickness.
Nothing could remove the impression that
his limo had coma, and so his short
month was put to good uso in advising
those about him how they ihoulil live.
I-Ils pastor Rev. G. W. Brown writes
words of great comfort to his parents in
reference to their children, for tha assist-
ance they have rendered him in the
Masters service in that distant cily.
Cara ih Cannot be Cured
a iLhLOCAL Al’PLIGA'i`lONS,ae tlieycan-
not reach the seat of i|.e disease. Gutarrh
is u blood or constitutional dlscase,and in
ordertocureit you uust take interns.
remedies. Hall‘s0|t»f-rrh Curaia taken
internally and acis directly ontho blood
and inucuu. surfaces. iinll‘s Uniarrh
'Jure is not a qunck medicine. Itl wu.~
.rescrll ed by one ol thc best. physicians
in this country for years and is a regular
prescription. itiscompoaed of the boat
tonics known. combined with tho best
blood purifiers, acting directly on the
mucoussurfaces. The perfect combinat-
lonof the twoingrsdients is what pro-
ilucossuch wonderful results In curing
Cutarrh. Saud for testi vnoniuls free.
F. J. CHENEY 8: C0.. Props.,
To do 0.
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Sold by Druggista price 750.
Take Hall’s Family Pills for consil~
piition.
SMALLPOX `
EMPTIES PULPITS.
Gamrarr, Man., Feb. 5.-Rev2Mr. Hall,
Baptist minister here has been attacked
l by smallpox and the casa is serious. Rev.
Mr. Morris of Pilot Mound, who was his,
guest, is in quarantine also. There will
be two pulpits vacant.
PAINS iN THE STOMAGH.
After working all day, sewing, scrub-
bing, baking, swaapiny, washing, writ'
ing, operating s typewriter, or behind
the counter, a woman is aura to get tired.
It’s too bad u woman has to work, still
thutfs the way the world goes, but 'it'i~
a consolation to know that the pains thai _
come through hnnl work and worry auch
as headache, hackar.-hc, indlgcstion and
dyspcpsia can he cured hy Hutch tab
lata. They ara put up inorpi-nsively sol
anyone can buy them.10 for 10 cents. For ‘
sale by all druggists.
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Iron Ox Tablets are for sale st the
Apctheoarlss Hall. 7dtf
Saturday l0tl\ inst, is]
positively the last day for;
ciacounts on electric light
and gas bills for January
'ighting-psy now and
save worry. 8d'5i.
Not the least ultrnctivc of all tho bar
advertised in this issue. Dress Goods.
Think of buying clcgnnt fashionable goods
ut cost. some times less. White goods
actually damaged by fire or water ari-
bcavcm at half price is n notable one-un'
unequnilud opportunity to secure acoat
almost given away. The item of lincl
MEET ME AI THE ALWAYS BUSY
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New .  
Laces and  
Embroi- y  
deries
A' Si.2"fifi,l..?§.fi§.; 
l he of these goods, which may be
truly cal ed complete.
It includes all the newest patterns
in the different grades shown. Swit-
zerland, France and Eng‘and have each
c iitributed their quota to this stock
which oiiers the widest possible choice.,
Al'0vcrs,
Edgings,
insertions,
and Appliques.
sl These goods were selected with a
they are goods not only that will sell
_.‘____.. _._.,_ _ _
well, but \vi'i wear well.
" Weconfidently ask your inspec-
1 tion.
Specially nice patterns iu Corset
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‘ Cover, Embroideries.
‘ STANLEY BROS.
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gains that this store has offered arc r  . BAKED MEANS _ N
; 4 cn- S 2_=,c
sninurs  .... 
2 5AI\|€ EEC?
.~ li d t be eaten from the can. Cau be served in a
numi`;l'Hr:l=‘?vl¢ly¥s°\‘/]i‘;..,esali'lds, mayonaise, stews, etc.
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Sample A
Machines
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A few sample mach
ines sent us by manu-
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Sewing 1 M  y ‘
ufactui-ers prices if you
buy at once. Call to-
day and examine them.
lilillti' lll’0$.,
facturers. First class E
in every respect. We 
have not room for 
them. You can buy | . .
these machines atman-   ‘ 
Men’s
Here you can get the best-fitting and most comfortable
shirt on the market.
, Prices that will astonish yon. __
Try one of the “Big Shirts," plenty of room and g fed.
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f view to the satisfaction of patrons and
4 with regard to nur own reputation;
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