T S TH1~:CHARLoTTEToWN GUARDIAN, FEBRUARY 24, i905
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mo' Aye” Hgiiepl :E enough iugli-P limos: be you do noi
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Alwllya to the ‘F‘r.ont (,®
Thelaiest styles of let- ' `
tering.
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jeweller.
YOU certainly have
some Silverware t
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Nou\\'°l':l1eiu<§;`it?djust as
you want ii. , .
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For the Finest Finished
Photo Work Come to the '
' Leading' studio
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PLATI NOTY P E8
ARTISTS PROOFS
OEO. H- COOK.
NEW D BRIS
The Studio :hen bavbgzigcgwsya
welcome.
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Have -you, got a cold?
Then get-ii box of
iluglie’s Grippe Remedy ,
It cures acold in 24 hours.
How about that cough 7
x Hughes’ Cough Mixture
will cure it. Now is the time.
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liiEN’S RUBBPRS
Canadian or Ameii
can makes, 6gc a pair.
All sizes, new stock.
One week only.
Watch Our Ads it Will
Pay You » -
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Just Received, one
grossgwanipoies’ .
Cod Liver-Oil. `
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RUBBER
BUUTS
Now is the time to
get a pair of Rub-
ber Boots. Don’t
wait for the first
big thaw.
Men’s $4.00 per pair
Boys'i3.00 “ “
Won1en’s $2.25 per
pair. ’
Misses’ .$2.00 per
pair. _
Child’s $1.70' per
prir.
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Goon boys wishing to leave lists
should apply here.
Tan Highland Danes is an interesting
feature of one of the numbers at’ West
Kent School Concert tonight.
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Anvsnrrsnna are again reminded that
l “changes‘ should be In this oillos no
ster than one p. m. to insure insertion
in iollowintrissuo. l
ANY persons, (ladies or gentlemen,
eslrlngwsee the Gum-dlan‘s big Web
Perfecting Press in operation should call
ut business oflices any Wednesday at
twelve o'clock, or Saturday at one o'clock
sharp.
Tiin Guardianis indebtedtoa reader
foraiate number of thc Buffalo Illus-
trated Express with an extensive article
on ltiiy Brook Hospital for incipient
tuberculosis-the most interesting pub-
llc institution in the state and the work
.tis doing. Miss Campbell of Princi-
" Edward Island is one of thc staff.
Arn meeting of the Saclrviile Hockey
Club, Monday evening, it was decided to
send to the Trustees of the Starr trophy,
u challenge for that cup. This was done
-io that in_ the event of Sackville winning
the New Brunswick League the challengi-
would be in sufficient time to enable Sack-
vil.c to play forthe cup this year. -Sack-
vills Tribune.
Tan Sackvllle Post says: Was there
ever suchahockcy town as Sackvlllel' I
will wagera big apple that for the size
ofitnoothertown in the province can
boast of as many teams. Here they are:
Sackville First Team, Sackville Seeoud
Team, Miciuacs, Shumrocks, Bankers
and Printers-all enthusiastic puck
chasers. Then there are at least halfa
dozen teams connected with Mt. Allison,
0naa_girls' learn. Who says Sackville
can't play hockey?
_ Tnnaii seems to bea little friction he-
tween the ice-boat men and the officers of
the marine department. The men refused
to cross on Sunday as requested and this
naturally annoyed the officers who were
charged with getting the mall ovcr. There
was some mail left on this side on Satur~
day and the Is'and people were very anx-
ious, the business men particularly, that
it should be got over. The men want
more pay also, but as this is not election
year they are not likely toget any raise
and are not likely to refuse to be on hand
again even on Sundriy.- Sackviile Post.
FARM work made easy.-The farmers of
Canada are indebted to the Fainiiy Herald
and Weekly Star of Montreal for one of
the best agricultural papers ever issued.
The issue of February 22 of that great
papcrislarlzely devoted to the important
question of laboursavlng methods on the
farm. It is wonderfully instructive,
better than all the agricultural meetings
and exhibits of farm machinery ever held
in this country. The Family Herald and
Weekly Star should be received by every
farmer in Ciuiaila. Our renders should
write at once for a copy of February 22
issue, it alone is worth all they charge for
a full yenr's siibscrlpton (one d lar).°
SPEAKING to the Halifax I-I3-old, John
Moore, Crapaud, who is attending the
Agricultural School at Truro said that
the Island farmers had been given definite S
ideas in regard to breeding to type in all t
the principal l-ireeds of domestic animals, t
to select the varieties of seed, to prepare
the land,tosow at the best time in the e
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Liquozone, .
' Small and large bottles in
stock. 5oc and. $1.00. we
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,  ` Taken sick on Feb. lst. lnst. and in spite subject to gas on stomach, causing pres
 - 0 `0f the best niedlcill attention and fill that sure on heart, and lungs, shortnegp of
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The E. W. Taylor Store has alWHYS
made a specialty of Telescopes and
Field Glasses. We understand the
qualities that go t_o make up perfection
in Telescope or Field Glass. n choos-
ing our stock of them we do not look
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s so st ve -care u Y
theiizlurabilit of mam and
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llhhlgedonvenlence for practical uae. We H
are convinced that those we offer _are
excellent in every WHY; H110 W° think
that no one is likely to underscll us
without sacrificing qulllly Wd 8°°d'
ness.
E." W. TAYLOR,
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Kglrygi’ Idoiiieagliegiliridge irl K"1E'9
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i¢l»1i»'ii'ii'e Miifiii iifsest ofiiii creditors
nnderthz Provisions of "All Ad RC”
:getting Assignments for the Benefit of
editors." F b sea
-Dated this Thirteenth dey of e ru- n
' Montague Bflds¢~
15 mul' 6i w ai. * ._-_
Nlacaroons
Owing to a mistake of the shipper we
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9 H t a mer’s ‘ `
Mdllllll S Idrllgslofc hifi” 'iiiouaanoua aiscuirs as
s-»1-E»-».»_- E-1-1--o ;::’..‘i."i.°.':.‘.‘;.. f;:..;’.:i‘;:..‘“..~'.“f :‘o°..:.’:.i
io offer them for a short time only at n
 -1 Discount of 25 per cent less
an regular prices
  a thThis is a genuine bargain as Huntley
& Pa1mer’s Biscuits are known the
world over for their good qualities.
season to obtain the most satisfactory re-
sults. The courses, Mr. Moore said, are
particularly beneficial to the farmer who
hiisuprettygocd general knowledge of
the origin of soils, and of the necessity of
the maintenance of the fertility of the
farms, but who is working somewhat in
the dark. The results of experiments in
various lines are illustrated by examples
of almost incaloulable advantage even
though the course may be thought to be
somewhat short.
A gloom was cast over the settlement of
Tryon when it- became known that
Jemima, beloved wife of Stetford Mullins
and youngest daughter of William and o
Catherine Rogerscn had passed away.
he could eat what he pleased and when he
pleased without fear of a sleepless night
0. A. lionrtsur of the Royal Bank ol
Caaada,~Havana, Cuha.hae '1`heGuardian's
thanks for recent copies of the Havana
Post.
Rav. Hr. McNeill, Orwell, will preach
ln. v.) in cherry valley Metiietiieiciiiii-ei.
next Sabbath evening, Feb. N th, at seven
o'clock. r
KEEP in your note book the date of the
Prince Street concert, Tuesday March
7th.: This will be smoat enjoyable en-
tertaimnent.
Jfaaregiilar fortnightly meeting of Court
Crapaud No. iid), C. 0. F. will be held
Tuesday evening, Feb. 28, in Hampton
Hall. A`full attendance of odleers and
members is requested as important
businese,lncludlng inltlatlons with full
ceremony and other mati.crs,ls- to be
transacted.Court opens at 7 o‘clo:k sharp.
By order of Chief Ranger.
Tal residence' of Mrs. C. Hansen,
Euston St. was the scene ofa very pleas-
in`g event, Wednesday Feb. 22. the occas-
sion beingthe marriage of her son John Z.
Hansen to Miss Jessie McLeod of this
city. The ceremony was pcrfoi-med by
Rev. T. F. Fullerton, Pastor ol' St. James’
Church. Tiiebride was charrulngly attir-
ed in cieain voiie over white cbllfon
taffeta while her attendant Miss Edna
Skerry was gowned in pink. The groom
was attended by his nephew John
McLean. A light repost was servcd,
covers being laid for sixteen couple thc
happy pair were the recipients of
numerous and costly presents.
Tas: annual meeting of King`s County
L. 0. L. was held on Tuesday, Feb. 7th,
in Jubilee Lodge room, Iris. W. Brother
Robert Whlteway, County Master was in
the chair. After the usual routine of busi-
ness the following olhcers were duly
elected for the ensuing year.
County Master -Robert Whiteway_
Murray River, (re-elected).
County Deput};1Master-M. J. McLeod,
Iris.
County Chaplain-Jauies B. Bnine. iris.
County Rec. Sec'y-N. C. Stewart, Caic-
donia. Re-elected.
` County Fin. Sec y -Dan A. Mt:Leod.Irls.
Rs-elected. _
County Treasurer' -Henry Compton,
Iris.
County D. of C. -Gco. McLean, Cale.
donla.
County Lecturer-Mui. J. Stewart,
Caledonia.
County Deputy Lectuier-Mal. L. Mc-
Phee, Hcatherdalc. Rs~elccted.
County Deputy i.ecturei'-Joliu A. Mc-
Phee, Glen William Rc-elected.
Owing to the stormy weather all the
brethren Iliad to remain in the Lodge
room until the following day. The night,
was considered the worst for years.
TOOK A STRAW VOTE.
Interesting Experiment in a Restaur-
ant.
An advertising agent, representing ii
prominent New York magazine, while on
.a recent western trip, was dining one
evening in a Pittsbiu-g restaurant.
\Vhile wal ting for his order he glanced
over his newspaper and noticed the rid
vertisement of a well-kno\vn dyspepsiu
preparation, Stuart's Dyspcpsia Tablets.
As he himself was a regular user of the
tablets, he began speculating as to how
niiiny of the other travelling men in thi-
dining room were also friends of the popu-
lar remedy for indigestion.
He says: I counted twenty-three nicn at
the tables and in the hotel office I took
the trouble to interview them and vvas
urprised to learn that nine of the twenty-
hree made a practice of taking one or
wo of Stuart's Dyspepsla Tablets after
och meal.
-One of them told me he had suffered so
niuch from stomai-h trouble that at'oiie
time he had been obliged to quit the road-
but since using Stuart‘s Dyspepsia Tablets
had been cntfrely free from indlgestlon
but he continued their use, especiall
while travelling, on account of irregular-
ity in meals and because like all travelling
men he was often obliged to eat what ho
could get and not always what lie want
ed.
Another, who looked the picture of
health, said he never ste a meal without
taking a Stuart Tablet afterwards because
i- any other trouble.
Still another used them because he was
Nov
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customers.
In wishing you
a Happy New
Year and thanking
you for our growth
and prosperity we
promise bette
things for thi'
coming year io ou
kind and loving friends could do the spirit
fled to the Maker who gave it, being only
twenty years of ago and the bride of less
than o. year. Although living in the coin-
munity for only a few months, her kindly
disposition and sterling worth endeared
her to all who had the pleasure of her
companionship. She leaves tomourn be-
sldesa loving husband, Infant daughter
and father and mother, one sster, Mrs.
Joseph Thompson, three brothers J osepb,
Reuben and John, all of North Tryon and
a large circle of relatives and friends.
Notwithstanding the incleinsncy of the
weather and almost lnipassable condition
of the roads,a large concourse of people
turned out to perform the last sod rites.
The funeral servlccs were conducted by
Rev. Mr. Stebbings. She was laid to rest
in the Presbyterian Cemetery of Tryon
to await the call when tha dead in Christ
breath and distress in chest, which he no
longer experienced since using the tablets
regularly.
Another claimed that Stuart`s I)yspep»
sia Tablets was the only safc remedy lic
had ever found for sour stomach and ucjd-
ity. He had formerly used common soda
to relieve the trouble, but the tablets
were much better a_nd safer to use.
After smoking, drinking, or other ex-
cesses \vliicli weaken the digestive organs,
nothing restores the stomach to a healthy,
wholesome .condition so effectually as
Stuai-t's Tablets.
Stuert’s Dyspepsla Tablets contain the
natural dlgestlves. nepsln, dlastase, which
every weak stomach lacks, ns iveli as nux,
hydrsstln and yellow purilla, and can be
safely relied on as a radical cure for every
form of poor digestion. Sold by drugglsts
everywhere.
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  ll Stanley Bros,
Ready 'Made Sheets 1
` 2 I-2 by 2 yards. Special at $1.45 a pair
White Crochet Quilts  
Special at 75c, goo, $i.io, $r.r8 and $1.45
Marseilles Quilts
Special at $l.7o, $i.85, $2oo.and $2.25
White- French Organdies,
45 inches Wide
Special at 25c, 4oc and 451: per yard
White Dotted Muslins
Special at IO: per yard
White Striped Muslins
Special at 8c, ioc, r5c,19c and 23c per yard
And remember our White Under-
wear ! The best stock we have
ever shown.
Stanley Bros.
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FLOUR TALKS
To have good'bread, YOU must have good Fleur. We sell
good Flour chea in'smnll bags,-large bags, % barrels and
barrels. Call anggetfour prices.
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.2 $6oo.oo Plano la -\ Eri-
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f [gf $oo.oo _.._£.=. ___
Here’s a snap for someone.
Grand Square Piano, seven octaves,
fancy iigiired walnut case, carved legs,
splendid order. Price when nezv
$600.00. Our sale price $90.00 on reason-
able terms. Call and see it.
mlilg,liWooos_
` North Side of Post Odice. ,
HAY_!__HAYl 120 Barrelsof
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Leard, Wright Lord Russel, ABowatt ;---~
 H Sl .iid iimy newest. - 50 Tons Prime Timothy
orrosirs P o. _ "°"‘°°""“° ““"?"  F Hav-
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A I Im in disturbed digestion as indicated by
CE' ed? d em; sein- steiiiwii 'er (heartburn), tiesti
'milf W9" “lm” °°'° ‘Q ,gf Shlbumlng, oppression, soreness, headacheg
‘g:2“§§§°g;'§{':‘§e.‘;:m|n.D:v,”_ constipation, etc. Rnddln's Dyspepela Tab
_ i .1 1 sts will be found a reliable remedy. They
ny' A. D. ISRNIEL McGREGOR. ;:,r:tg‘°fs.P?mk.”] Pace “ny mm n n give quick relief every tIme~'1'ry them
` ARTINBINJ. Bt MELLISH, _lid c per box.A. W.Reddln Pham., B Sunny
2; up 61 Attorney at Lew. ,|d,,_
more F
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Don’i. let tlie matter of ex
peiise keep you from visiting
us. Sight s as precious ss
life iiae t’ and our charges are
moderate. .
We correct all defects of
vision, and if you need the
services of an occulisr, we will
frankly tell you so. .
There is no guess work in
our methods.
We have the latest and most
approved apparatus for eye-
testing.
Always glad to help you.
other in the Lower Pro-
..  on Hand
i6 d roi
Dgminion mend in Baldwlns, Northern
Tea Spys, Greenliigs and
Sales exceed that of any RIISSCIS,
_ ' flavor. It is not possible to buy anything superior. Retail price 6oc per lb. ’ G. F.  vincsa. wl R' 
“ “Name on every p1¢¢¢~
ii' ' ` Wm..-.nest ciioeoieiei are ani. eoief, rich, meiiew ...ia of feiiimi
Choiceat growth of India
' Expert Optlclan.
and Ceylon. Confectioner
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Mzcr Mi-: Ar rnt: Anwavs BUSY sroiu: N0WiS1s°°<1 “M-1°
’* have a group taken, when
ihiiigs are quiet. Come to
our studio and we will do
what is right by you.
rnorooaari-teas.
J. A. S. BAYER, PROP.
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E. B. WILLIAMS,
Barrister. Solicitor and Notary.
Arran JANUARY and
OFFICE-HOLMAN BUILDING,
Next door io Royal Bank, Water St.,
i-iz th aa wi yr
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J. AUGUSIUS BENILEY
Barrister and Attorney
Oiliee: Upstairs Brace Brick
Building.
SUMMERSlDE.P. E. I.
Money tg Loan on good secur-
ity of land at moderate rate of
interest.
l
i-3 tts & w 3m
ilrtiflclal teeth!
The best of satisfaction, moderate
prices.
Extraction free of charge at
,oR..|. P. MURRAY
7
Queen Street. Opp. Piowse Bros.
.1-end wil’
THE DUFFERIN HOTEL
Bt. John, 1\T. E.
hverlcoking the beautiful ling Square. Hof-
ern in every detail. Newly ps nted and rc-
earpeted throughout. The only hotel in the
city with private lawn and gardens.
B. LQROI WILLIS, CHAB CAMPBELL,
PNP. llallll¢f~
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MUMFORD BROS.
Produce Commission Fierchants
MUMFORD'B BUILDING.
ARGYLE ST., HALIFAX, N. S.
Personal attention given to the sa ea of Butler
Eggs, Hogs, _"'>uI\ry. l~'|uir,Veg¢\abler, &c.,!r.,
Procee s of sales remitted pmmgllv. Market
prices sent on applicaiion. onsignmsnla
couched. 4-18 dw In
Molluarlie & Arsenaull
Barristers, Solicitors, etc,
SUMMERSIDE, P. E. I.
Oilices-Royal Blink of Canada building.
NEIL MCQUARRIE, K. C.
E. ARSENAULT.
1-6 dw lf.
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DR. E. lil. MaCKENZIE
Diseases of women and children. `
Oiiice Kent Street, next door to john-
son’s Drug Store. Telelplione 317.
Residence, Alcxan rn Hotel, Tele-
phone 230. Ofiice hours, 9-io a. rn.,
1.30-3.30 p. m., 7-8 p.m. iz dw3n:i.
R. JOHN LEDWELL, lil.D.
Physician and Surgeon.
POWNAL STREET.
Opposite St. _loseph’s Convent.
HOURS-Until io o’clock a. ni., I to 3
p. m., 7 to 8 p. m. ra-6 dw if
A. F. MILLER, M. D. C.M.
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON
OFFICE -Kent Street, opposite
Davis & Frasei’s Packing Establish-
ment.
Telephone 41.
i1~i.t dw 3m
IllTilUll J. ll. IIELLISII, I. li.
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o/ialusrsk AND Arrolmsv-Ar-LAW
Cor. Queen 'nl Richmond Bla.. Clrlewn.
Telephone, house 258, Office 43.
W. L0. IOIIUUN, K. 0., 0. GAVAN DUFFY
Morson 6: Duffy
Barflatefa and Attorneys,
lrnwn's Bleek, Charlottetown. P. l. I.
DISNEY' 'TC Ia€>.A1V
In dmhdxen lerloyai leak al head;
Paterson Downing Co’y
Commission Merchants.
Bt, .lohn’s, Newfoundland,
eieugnma ei i-_ 1. nine presses '
SO LICITED
I w i yr.
GEO- S- INMAN.
Barrister, Solicitor, Notary, etc.
Haney to loan. Collections lads.
0 es. llonlalua, P. I. I.
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SllAt.!.WO0D.C. ll. Barrister and attorney
ai-Law. NotaryPubiie, eta., Omoo : Cameron
Block, lately occupied by l'.l.. llaaard. l.C.
llerth Olde Qaon losers. Ilonov is ical.
A. A. McLean, K. C. Donald Mellnnon
MCLIAI I UOKIIIOI,
lsnlaievs, Attensa -al-Law.
lrowl‘s Block, ChaiI:\i¢\owl.
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Summerside. MONEY T0 LOAN. .
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