. THE
J _ THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN, MARCH 8, 1905
_ Wluu-. a train* with snow plough was
   H E  I   clearing the track in Nova Sootia laet
'mmm ° week, at one place it opened a deep chasm
" tion lnd":ll  guonmlw `_,___ , i l across
, Hn d ,S P. nd b, ` ' """""` ""` " "` ‘“""';""" """""""""";'""""""""""`-'~'f'-`""""""""""""' f'"""""""""""""` load of hay who was driving on the hard
. - bov ii t .d li tl in ,
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_ 0| G- L Hood 00,, ;a,,:if'l§`\z_m°“ Rev. Wn1.Waes, Mount Stewart, was in THEM: passed 'suddenly away at Aiberry 5
V the city yesterday. Plains, Thursday,Marcii 2nd.,Misa Nancy
 _ M Isaac t th 78 . Th d -
, Cssnas B. Twin-:ui', \'c.nmlRiver, is utiud W; onztgeglgf oldyzfis rupruq; WIN f*`°'-“tll° lll'““l¢¢' 01' the 393019! CUD-
» ‘ around again after his r ill »
eoent ness.
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-~ -N0 c0i=i=sE
L- » QUITE so Goon
As oURs.
We know 't. Th ~ 1 '
who use it, s;y so, C ‘ e )p e
YOU TRIED
If P
Only one 1': ,th
freshly groiiliiudil y e best'
40c per lb.
Webster & McKay.
‘ day evening March il, in the BaptistSchool
mio caring l Well if you are you
"King Baby Rclgns”
BABY’S 0WN
Pure. Fragrant, Cleanslnil
/ llakea any skin like
purchases for lii st bl .i hi
iw Q siournssi.. Q
` No other Boep is just as good
side.
_  IN the high court of iustiee Ottnwaii \.|
- c ,5p. m.; Eveisoi i dAld , 7.30 ,
“Fit hll~5 been llllll-led llglllllfflfl Sl=llll~f'°l` p. iii. During Leht Jhgexfgllovdingizurses 2:2358 each day “ few simple rules of
Shfq`(;e;:e qlaéizllig $§}‘0t;0 purftgfzs 1;; °f fddresses Wm be d°]lV"e‘l: y The all important thing is to keep the
tx tie d_ r I: I _"Lugz xiluw ‘te I lfgf Plmda-V m°rnl“3S”S"m°"5 lm (‘°"` stomach right, and to do this it is not
 . e n me" gnu 0 par. amen um or V"“l°“' necessary to diet or to follow a set rule or
3-fiioll ‘lily fUFi»ll0l` Dellllltlwl S0 1058 “B he Sunday evenings-Serinons on Temp- bl
. _ m
rciiinins n member of the senate. The
suit is taken as a result of a sale of land
OF
CAKE
THE lldJ°lll`lled 039° “8l\lll5l? Wlll- MU noon and Long Greek (Baptist) in the the Maritime provinces We have in Cape
Kinnon charged with bar lar at B
_ 3 -V `l`“c° evening. Collectlonin aid of the P. E. Breton, however, one of the best, if not  3
Stewart& Cos comes up lu P0li00 (/00"/ Island S. S. work will be taken at each the best forward in all Cniiiida, and that
this morning. ic
Q .iI`..‘lYi§'$‘.f.‘§"`1'~`.1.‘lff’..§.f‘~“‘..'}.J.fif.`"»§°.l°‘i'..‘.'i.l§ ..'f.’.§§§;if£.'§X°§Sl§..l§"‘l'flf..§.§;...’§'i§ P1-“"0"“the»\b°»=w=ftt°“-“t"°t'~“v°
office no latter than one p. ni to insure the Presbyterian Church at Clyde River “ batter claim to the fastest' f°"w"d mle’ ~
' insert, ' , ' iudgin b what the iiiiiinland a ers
  on in following issue. on Monday, March llth. Morning session h
t 10.80, fte t2.30 d - _
V Sr. Lgiviisscs hoods I. 0. 0. F. will ?,f);';°t“7_30_ czlleffagzn fn “ld ug; ge; players. Whlle abroad rvvclitly- .
my “‘ _"'t°"“"'l "sl" W Ywndey L°dl»i° work will be taken at the afternoon and
"EXP hriday evening* there Wm he evening meetings. residence of her son, Robert Sanderson,
inltiatory degree and refreshments will be
served afterwards. Two young P. E. Islanders, J. D. Mc- u
you waufcan alwaysbe had
here. Leave your order and we
will deliver it to your honie
at whatever hour required.
Cake always fresh
Sultana Cake zoc
Nut Cake zcc
Silver Cake ific
D. Stewart’s
7
ECLIPSE BAKERY.
Bake! Best Bread.
H, Piirca Wi.-:iiiii-:ii`s Boston Comedy
gave ii production of the great drama,
\Voin1in’s Life, at the opera house. The
iin<1ivnco` was a large one, and judging hy
thc iiiiiiiy manifestations of approval
tlioronghly enjoyed the play. Mr. Webber
was in good form, and his catchy local hits
greatly pleased the audience. The com-
pany is one of the oldest and best Liint
visits the eastern provinces, and is always
siu-e of ii cordial welcome in Frcdcric-
toii.-1"i‘edericton Ilerald.
residents of the community. »
` 14th as the date for the [in-it grime. 'ifho
'l-‘°l‘ 'alle ml "l‘“°'“ "W l““">' YW” Asenml imbllo meet-Ins ls talked 0! numbimiinsn-i goin .mar the eu and
bl1l»¢°l‘ ll blllllil imported into Halifax tobeheid in China Point shortly to con
- ii
fl'°lll Elllland. alder the advisabillty of petitioning the g
_ f Government to builds bridge across the .iefenmd New Glasgow 0 ¢00_ Rspoi-ts
R,l,f:f,‘J:;:‘N1;1'rn';',;‘l,N1:‘;,'“:' Orwell River at China Point Ferry- any Jas. wiiiia-ns- was easiiythe fastest
|,oR0§¢n,g¢|i_ Luntow Jnsxms, Vernon River, mill °ll l-'lil ll`¢~
T has purchased the farm of Peter
H Mn;3‘nt?,T|r‘;;;,f.;:h€fkTf;y1|¥;!:i g:xT:g;f ::':::tI;‘;E‘;:§eY€rg;£?:l2:iz 3115!'  sa s that James Williams of New Gln:
_ lll°llt‘ “U Ul8B' NBP- Ill- Sllillrdlly- move there shortly. He intends disposing gow hockey team “nd formerly of t B
FULTON SIMPSON’ Stanley Bridge and of his present farm at Vernon River. to
Fenner Stewart, Cavendish dmva 1,0 gown Rav. A. D. ARCHIBALD, Field Secretary what is meant by an “ali round" man.
yesterday. They report the roads very of the P. E. I.S.S. Association will preach The general impression is that Jimmie
rough. at Cornwall, March iiith in tlie morning- Mallon, of the Nationals, of this city, ir-
West River (Presbyterian) in the after-
serv e.
Lean of Little Sands and J. Ferguson of
SiJniiovNDr:nhy tliellttleJaps wasPort Murray Harbor South, 'who were S
_ _ - year. The deceased had been about as date cl-avenettg5.._ ren 3_5 well as
Arthui before the fall. RevT. F. Fuller- detained at Pictou started Frida Slmlbut was mken Suddenly msundny P y
Y
ton will describe it graphically on Thurs- morning to mnke their way home by way 3
of Picton Island. ’l‘hey had a light dowry
Room. Come and hearhlm and see the and plentiful supply of provisions. They 3
- splendid views. it costs only 15 cents. expected to remain at Picton Island that 8
H th night and make Little Sands Saturday fe
A
evening
which will illustrate Rev. T. F. Fuller- D- -L MAUDONALD- Of U16 PISNU 01¢l`k gf
ton'g]g¢¢u;-Q on Thu;-Bday "Guin Mm-C1, service. Cliarlottetovvn, walked 31 miles . .
,9,in the Baptist School Room. Cgme and ill 5WD ‘NYS l‘°¢¢l1l'1.Y.~fl‘0ll1 ElIl¢I‘llll Edmund Yo_“"l;§r` Mn: xxlumm ,Trek
‘hear Mr, Folie;-min desc;-[be tha full of station to Cliiirlottetovvii, his train having meremlfd M18' _ “m"‘?f“ ans' u U
Port Arthur. become mulled in “ drim "Dan JU.. as upper North River. llic funeral took
"S he was pcpulnly known here when he place on Wednesday, March lst., when all
l J- R- CUWANS. the Well kll0Wll h0l‘S°' and James McEac-liern and some other that was mllrtal of Mrs' Sanderson was
4 man of Springhill, N_ S_ has made more Ismnd athletes figured prominently in laid to rest in the cemetery of the Church
5 *l .95 ll “eff°l`l-5 lo ournatal day sports, yenrs ago, has great of Scotland M' Hllghnem' Rev' .David
mb,-L illllll'0V¢ the bl`@€dlll8 lllt9l'°5t“ in U16 capacity for physlciil endurance, but this hi” conductedt'h°m)preSsive servlce'
A||,¢n'|‘0||¢\3°ap (§°_,Mf|-S, lll“0VlllU¢. “S Wffll R5 l'lSSl3iflllR` ill Dl'0l1l0l' wintry wiilklwas the hardest proposition
ing harness racing. His latest purchase he ev" U-ied__1:ic¢,nu Ad,,,,c,,,te_
ii the highly bred mare Double Lake,
which was pm-ghpggd 135; year ag, 1\T°w THis is Ash Wednesday. At St. Peter’s
York by Hon, R_ C, McLeod, Summer- Cathedral services will be us follows:
Holy Oomuiunlon, 7.45; Matins and Com-
mination Service, ll a.ui; Chlldren's Ser-
tation
Wednesday-Clilldren's Service, Child
in the city of Quebec by the Sena:/or to ren of the Bible. ` téliat certain favorite articles of food must
i-llll D0lllllll0l1 0ll~D¢¢- “Uh lllsifv ~ » Wednesday evenings-instructions on
Bible reading. 0
Friday evenings-Sermons on Penitencc 0|
iirmy that fought through the campaign ln'
ii this subject; he says: "I ann 68 years
FIVE hundred Boom’ members of me and attlic siiiiie time my life has been
against England, left the Transvnal for Eovemd that the “-1” wkeep health’ was
Cape Town Inst Monday en route foi bo _k d. M f _,_
New York, where tlisy are to be added to mn Cru' M' or le ng D any sm " on
the Boervvm, spéctacle that will A_ the coiitrnrylalways cat what my appe-
Bmdy and Captain A W Lewis Wm tite craves, but dnily for the ‘past eight
,presmm at Coney Island this spring and years I have inode it n practice to take one
siiiiiuiei' in coniuctlon with the Boer or two of Shu"'n“"` Dyspnpsia' Tablets “nur
the main road. A farmer with a
longh in the roadway and the team was
riven safely over.
TBI Amherst Ramblers have receitved a
accepting their challenge and namlniz the
_ R P
ave wiicd suggesting the 17th for the
rst game. A few evenings ago they
A Hami-‘Ax exchange of a recent date
y _
begwelts is the best all round hockey
rwarri in Nova Scotia. it depends upon
the fastest forward and the best shot in
is Shirley Davlilson,but be is not playing.
-Sydney Record.-Tiicre are undoubtedly
8 Y ’ D P
ave been saying of them as individual
Till-J sudden death took place at t-lie
spected and esteemed resident in the er
vening and shortly passed away. Be-
augliters she leaves ii large number of
rnnd children, to all of whom the heart-
AN EASY WAY
To Keep Well.
It is easy to keep well if we would only
ll of fare. Such pnnipering siniply
akcsa capricious appetite and a feeling
e avoided. '
Prof. Wiecliold gives pretty good ad vice
d rind have never had ii serious illness,
rgely an indoor one, but I early dis-
keap a healthy stoinacli. not by eating
ach meal and I nt-tribu te my robust liealth
 . THE GREAT .
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ill! _ill_E
One-Third
off
W -` One of the best lines we’ve ever
pper North River, Sunday Ztitli of a re-
l’ ' shown you. Handsome, new, up-to-
en of Mrs. Robert Sanderson iii her75tli »
useful yours at 67c on the dollar.
ities at family of two sons iind three ,
mm' `
gal- F* . - f
'riilsiiiz is no niasn _-'-'
0F TIIIIOWIH AWAY 3
A PIEGE 0F FURNITURE
I because it is badly broken or in need of re-upholstering. ` i
WE (FAN D0 THE
BEEIIIHGLY IMPDSBIBLE °
hen 'l: comes io repairing furnitui'e-in most cases making the piece
gs coli as new. Of course if a piece cannot be 'fixed we will frankly
iellzyou so-but try us-Phone 79. We will send for your repair work.
John Jxfevv' - son
_   I*
I   \ ,,
OF THE TOTAL BUSINESS
of Life Insurance written by Canadian Companies
ln the year 1904.
.THE SUN LIFE OF CANADA
wrote over 26 1-5 per cent- _ _
There were zo Canadian Companies doing business
in Canada last year. _
For rates in The Son Life apply to
, E- R- BROW.
Manager for P. E. Island, ,.
xg mwf ,yr Charlottetown.
i- _-mg '1- I
AN; ACfl_lll_\l_.__R_i5SULT!
T0 THB NORTll AMERICAN LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY
\ - Tomato Can. `
on of your Company’s cheque for $5`,o4r.75, in settlement of my P01 °y.N°- 975|
I
for l5,ooo
Itoofourthgs amy 20 years ago,-upon the no Pa ment Life Plan; ill¢ L
il $3.950-°°
mum] i-gmium beliig $191.50. I_iind that I have paid t e Company I h
ilu mhims. and sm now in receilllgf 3m:4f;'Z-2;\g'p{;;°2;‘;2;r’:’f,;'t:g':v';ng J;
gint; the insurance of $5-°°° °° 7
ld°ll“’- . - ' d t , I onsider
I I T|f\‘fl*r|ikailli§o=tIl:§isli<::li:<i,r'yY>'iil;,,:n\Zi.5villI‘ht:vhn=1tn::|h glizasiyi-Tig )recoInmend-
. e re '
yn. gh, N0;-rg Anaarcm Lisa to my friends. . . “Ac
W 2 cov
. You" folly- , Haiinxl N. s.
7  If

-for several weeks but was able to attend
at Mark Wright Furnishing Co's. 3
~
i
Qgmmimizs :-I have much pleasure in acknowledging the receipt, tl1r0\l8l1 A 
I
brought in time for the big production.
be presented on an enormous scale. 2
,A onooiii was cast over Orwell Cove
y.
The deceased had been ill with the grip D
to her usual household duties. On Tues- n
day 2lth, while preparing the dinner, she ‘I
complained of a pain in the region of her “
heart and after lying down the end came ly “sed is Stuamfs Dyspepsln T“bl°'“s'
in a few minutes. The home of which the
late Miss Nicholson was the head was P
ever the welcome abode of the stranger "
and her hosplmmy was 8 brword lypuahlng their way into popular favor.
throughout the comniuiilty. They are
many who will mourn her demise and T
_join in sympathy to the remaining fora weak stomach a fifty cent package
brothers and sis,/ers among, "hom is will often do ilfty dollars worth of good.
Donald Nicholson, Orwell Covef The
funeral took place to Belfast Cemetery
the funeral services being conducted by A
Revf A. McLean Sinclair. '
IN FURNITURE -
"Always the best value in the city 1
Wiir establishment that was seen at St. E
Louis. A likenumber of English`Soldiers for 'L ma" of my “ge to the regular daily
who are on theretlred list, will be use of Maur” hmlets'
General Cmnje and all the war celebrities them because he said they were perfectly
who were at Sn Louis’ Wm he “en at huiwnlessziiid wereunot a sec-rlet patent]
Coney Is|nnd_:,rmr.ty_one mms of ground nicdiclne, but contained only. t ie iiatura
have been ,used and the exmhin will digcstive.~, peptoiies niiil diastase, nnd
mst week by the smmfnn demise on I,-eb_ Stuarts Dyspepsla Tablets after iiicnls is
muy with of June Nicholson' who passed the real health habltpbecause their ns;
suddenly away “bout noon on that da brings health to the sic-k< and ailing nn
5 yards of 5 frame Carpet for ll5c. n piece,
ultable for* mats. \lVon`t pay to hook
when you can get that bargain. Sdw tf
 
My physician fir.-it advised nie to use
fter usingtliem a few weeks I have never
eased to thank him for his advice.
I honestly believe the habit of taking
ei-serves health to the wellaiid strong."
Men and women past fifty years of nge
eed a safe digestive after meals to insure
perfect digestion and to ward oi? disease,
nd the sa.fest,best known and most wide-
Tliey are found in every well reguiiited
ousehold from Maine to California and
i Great Britain and Australia are rapid-
Ali drugglsts sell Stuart’s Dyspepsia
abler.s,full sized packages at 50 ci-,iits.aiid
- 
UNT DlANAH`S
HOOKING PARTY
ls not in it. Paton & Co. are offering
fm I
Tasteless Cod
Wild Cherry
and
i‘l y pophos
This reparation has sn
agrees letisaie, and will
not cause any of the un-
plesesnt digestive dis-
turbances so character-
istic of the raw oil.
Price $1.00.
9*°l‘@22>
Liver on 
with l`laIt
rnsfi
to pay that bill we
sent you. Prompt-
ness _will be great-
ly appreciated.
'° The Two Macs "
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DRUGGISTS,
Cor. Gt. Geo. and Kent Stn.
Ross si riArTi1iaws.""°"°°'-‘  ‘=_.______,
Dress Linings
Plain Sateens
Tickin gs
Gin ghams
F lannels
Fleecy Cottons
Flannelettes
Umbrellas
Yarns ~
Ladies’ Kid Gloves
Embroidery Silks
Handkerchiefs
Linen Collars and Cuffs
White Shirts
Men’-s Unlined Gloves
Black Sateen Shirts
Flannel Shirts
Suspenders
Hair Brushes
Overalls and Jurnpers
Men’s Night Shirts
Hosiery
,Corsets
Sweaters
Trunks and Valises
Ladies’ Underskirts
Cretones
Tapestries
Floor Oilcloths
Table Oilclotlis
Wool Blankets
Wadded Quilts
Carriage Wraps
Horse Rugs
I-Iessifans
lt- sympntliy of the community goes out. 
_ - h l d h . 'i‘l _
will get lo cents worth by seeingthevievvs Hr;TFi-`;?;"<;i1 i)h§cl§§;iaeTteade,rand lllglillrallit   0 I _   0
Hampshire ; and the daughters, Mrs
All Dress Goods
Silks _
Velvets
Velveteens
Ribbons
Braids and Gimps
Colored Cotton Shirts
Men’s Neckwear
Men’s Muiilers
Men's` and Boys’ Underwear in-
cluding Staniie1d’s
Men’s and Boys’ lined Gloves and
Mitts
Men’s and Boys’ Caps
Veilings
Belt s
Ladies' Neckwear
Laces
Embroideries
Wcol and Cashmere Gloves
Woinerfs Underwear
Furs of all sorts
Sleigh Robes
Wrappers
Silk Waists
Sateen Waists
Cashmere Waists
Knit Wool Goods
Waterproofs
` Ladies’ Skirts
- Carpets
Mattings
Rugs
Mats
Lace Curtains
Curtain Nets
Curtain Muslins
Art Muslins
Art Satens
Men’s Tweeds and Serges
_ p ,~"' ptly. Samples sent to any out-nf-town customers on re V
f \ _ - ' quest._ In asking for samples please give all possible in ` '
. 3
Mail Us your 0rdcrs
 ,,.
 using His Majesty s mail. Orders filled carefully and prom
__ __ 4 ormatlon as to needs, so that we can make best selection
Ont of town customers may profit by our great sale b
. I '
$ r
50 per cent off N0 DiSC0llI1IS
, Ladies'j'Winter Coats   
L1dies» Ca es Print Cottons
_ P Dress Muslins
Childrens Coats Wa.-1. Goods
Ladies’ Hats Spmls
Ladies' W1.ii€». err
Colored Feathers Grey Comms
All FIOWCTS Warpg
All Birds, Osprays and other mil- Wall Pg er
. P
linery ornaments _ Stamped Mags
A lot of Ladies’ Skirts Prices arranged for the white goods
White and Colored Shirt Waists sale remain unchanged.
OORE & MCLEOD
The'Busiest Store on Charlottetown’s Busiest Street,