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Losing your hair? Did not 'rnriea museums han nav. been ln-
ei S IDU IIIIOW I'lOW Caslly you Could  ranged'so that you will be able to get
Cep ll? And prevent gg-gy " you_r tea in comfort. at St. James' Ilall on
hair, £1150? '{_-af'-£f`°,{,‘;:\-‘I i 'Ihursday afternoon.
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For the Finest Finished
hoto Work Come to the
Leading Studio
CAR BONS
P LATINOTY PE8
ARTISTS PROOFS
GEO. H- COOK.
NEW DQIBRISAY BLOCK.
The Studio where baby is always
welcome.
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SOURIS.
THE SEASON FOR
Coughs and Colds
is at hand and everybody is liable to catch
them. Oiconrse,yon ..-.ty get some horeliouuri
candy. a box of cough drops have mother make
some flax-seed tea wita s stick of licorice in it,
rub on some skunk cil and turpentine, take a
dose of kerosene; and il a‘l this ai's you may
ask you neighbor what hc used, etc These
remedies may be all right. to use at times and
under certain conditions. But iftliey fail to
give relief, why do you go un experimenting
when you can get almost instant relief with my,
Compound Syrup of
White P no with Eucoiyp~
tol and Honey.
which il scientifirallv prepared, absolutely
harmless to even the smallest ch|‘d, and every
bottle of which is guaranteed. Give it is trial.
Your money back if not satisfactory.
Price 25c at
Minors onoo sions.
Souris, P, la, Island. ,
4 dw tyr
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EE! A.`CTTIES
We mean our new stock of Shoes, you slioulil
see them. Ladies our $1 oo and ta 50 boots me
just ss good avaiue us you get elsewhere at
$3.00 We hwe an elegant line at the above
prices. Try us for your next. pair.
A- E. .MCEACI-IEN.
The Shoemau .hat Saves yon Money.
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The
Public
Patronage
wilialways remain the
best test of an \f1SiifUt-
iou‘s merits. judged
by this standard the
Reddiu's Drug Store is
easily ac orded first
place. A trial will
make you s regular cus-
tomer.  d i n
Bros.,
Opp. Post Office. iii
I WILL BUY
All Douglas Lacey s C1, Stocks.
All Unlisted Bank Stocks.
All Loan Company Stocks
All Industrial Company Stocks.
All Oil and Mining Stocks.
I WILL SELL
Any Stock or Band at s less price than you
can secure from any oth: r source.
I WILL EXCHANGE
Your nomproductlve stocks into regular divi-
dend payers, and on an equitable has s, Bend
for particulars.
I LOAN CASH
On all active Unlisted Securities.
I HAVE
A tially market for everything for which there
is a demand anywhere. _
IAM
'I'h¢ HEADQUARTERS for Investment Secur-
ities.
LIST YOUR STOCKS
With me to be sold, ami send for free PRICE
LIST giving latest quotations on a thousand
and more-
NORRIS
Dealer in Investment securities,
-84 St. Francois Xavier St , Montreal
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Take White’s Chocolates when you go to the Opera
» . fi h 's Done u in daiut half
No candy so pure or so delicic ur* . s W ite _ _ l p ` ' y 
pound and pound boxes. White’s name on every piece. I ; EXPERT OPTICIAN’
Our
Silver Department
is full of suggestions in
“|8t__g toons nos?
KNIVES. FORKS. SPOONS.
and attractive serving pieces for the
table. We show goods in all their
variations of possible elegance. A
glance over our rich display is a
study full of bright points.
Wf W. WELLNER,
JEWELLER,
Cl1’town.
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Heavy
Solcd
Slater
Shoes
for
Spring I
One of the most
popular boots we
have in stock is
the Slater Perfecto
shape, double
soles, good broad
toe, price $3.50. `
Alley & Co.
Boneless
dfisn
We have just received a
uautity of very nice boneless
2`isl1, put up by a reliable
man.
We can guarantee this lot
to be pure Codiish and a first-
class article.
noon to oorr
YOU l`IAY EAT
Many things hard tddigest if you
take one or two of HUGHES' DY-
SPEPSIA TABLETS afterwards.
'I hey are wonderful helps to diges-
tion, they make weak stomachs
strong, correct acidity. formation of
gas and prevent nausea. Price 25c
box.
p Apothecaries Hall.
"' BRYANT' oe... E. Huones.
,Reporters and Correspondents
I to Mountain Lamb, owned byG. W. Bell
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l Everywhere,
Calrr. Paul (instain, of Mialmegash P.
E. Island was la Moncton today cu route
t0 Chatham to look alter his schooner
which was frozen in lust full. Cnp’.
'Jostaln says there are signs of the ice
breaking up, ani he cxpccis early naviga-
tion of thc struit.~y.-Moncton Transcript.
Tm; basket social and entertainment
nt Brookfield linll hold on _tha Zlith of
March proved a great success financially
and otherwise. The hall was ovcrcro\\'ils.-tl
with lx very interesting gathering. Tha
musical part was very good and ably
citrrlci out. The baskets were auctioned
by John Wht-atlcy of Cbarlottetow n and
Mr. Stewart of New Hampshire. Thc uct
proceeds amouritod to $51, which goes to-
wards rppairing thc hall at Brookfield.
Tru: following resolution was passed
by the Local i`nion, United lirothcrhond
of Carpenters and Joiucrs of America:
To Alexis Currie, Recording Swrctnry
Union U33 :
IVhcrct\s Carpenters' Union 9333 have
learned the death of your bclovefl father,
and all in a simple vote of cur Union you
have our most sincere sympathy, re-
olve d. That s copy of these resolutions be
presented to our bereaved brother and a
copy he spread on our minutes as a
tribute of respect and a copy to the daily
papers for publication. Signed,
FRED Evans,
HENRY iiUN'rr.n\',
EDGAR WALK!-In.,
Committee.
THE Treasurer ofthe Centenary Fund
of the British and Foreign Bible Society
acknowledges with thanks the receipt of
the following sums:
Prevl0usly acknowledged 296.88
Since received from Presbyter-
ian Churoh. Alberton ti 60
Presbyterian Church lilrnsdalc 2.05
York Methodist Church 5.00
Presbyterian Churches at Brook-
field, New Glasgow and Hunter
tiivcr
Orwell I"rcsbytcrian Church
Vernon River Circuit. (Metho-
iIlS'.l
10.00
2l_z=’:>
2.75
 3`2T.l3l
Cavicnmslt Nor!-za. -At thc lash meet.-
ing of the Literary Society lu Cavendish
Miss Maud Montgomery as leader, gave
an evening with Kipling. Those who
know M ss MouLiZnmery`s talcnt. in liter-
ary criticism as well as in elocution accd
not be tolli that the I ltcrary Society en-
joyed 11 rnrc treat.. Tac exercises con-
sisted of descriptions of his different pro-
duct ions and readings from tho aamc.-A
ft-w wild geese have been seen here but so
far our sportsmen have been unsuccessful
ln capturing any.-The ice on New Lon-
don Bay is nuw bettcr than it. has bccn
this season, although getting thin in
some places yet, it nfforiis plenty of scope
for the t.rol.ters.~-Samuel Simpson, has
been visiting Bly View, the place of his
nstivlty, for the past weak. His friends
are sorry to learn that Mr. Simpson is
no‘. enjoying good health.-Miss Annie
Clark, who teaches st Hampton, spent
Sunday at. ber fathers in Bay View.-
Some of the farmers are busy getting out
timber.-It. may be with, an eye to the
contemplatedf harbor improvements in
Rustlco and New London.
Chmron Rhona.-The first interesting
day‘s sport in ice racing look placc Mon-
dav their! h on the South West. rlvt r,
New Loudon. The day was perfect and
the ice all that could he desired. A large
number of people from the surrounding
districts attended and of course each one
owned the fastest horse but time as in all
other events of the nature told they tale.
At. precisely 2 dulock the first' racejwns
called with the following entries: ~
Mikado B. G. by Parkwood owned and
driven by Geo Dennis; Malluhls Br ii by
Rampart. owned by F. Tuplln and drirrn
hy J. C. Durant; Roierick Dhu B. G. by
‘Parkside ownei by E. Dennis and driven
by \V. Chappell. The race was awarded
tliom in thc order named. But. thc event
ofthe day cams next. when the _judges
oallud on the running race, s novel aiTtir
on ice, but one ln which
all who witnessed it were
much interested. The nature of thc race
was announced by the iufigcs, that “run
or trot. the first horse at this winning
post. gebtt the money." Although the kind
of racing 'Is exciting, in the inter.-sts of
the p:opIa's welfare the old fashion of
aqui-irc trotting is tho best and certainly
the safest.. The moe money was awarded
stanley, and driven by Patrick Walsh.
who by the way is an expert with a
running horse, having driven in several
events of this nature in years gone by.
one on Blue Bennetts in Montreal, for the
QuodtrbPlato and IOXJ gnlneav, Altogether
everything passed nfl’ pleasantly. The
judges ware Frank Farrow, Capt. Robert
Johnson and Jas. O`Connor. The starter
was Gee. B. Simms. All of those ofti~
dials discharged thelrduny in an impartial
manner.
Try Weeks G1 Co.
for M¢n’a Hats and
Capo.
TH: decorations and booths at the
afternoon will be very attractive., Don t
miss seeing the "Old Log Cabin."
Amotvu the attractions at the market.
shack on Suturdaywas a large dressed i
Turkey which t.ipped the scales at Ciill
pounds. The bird which was fed by Mrs.
John Mttluarrie, of Nine MllelCrcek, real-
; ized the handsome sum of $5.00,
i A vsav enjoyable party and dance was
given by John Mclilnlay of North Rlver,l
_to the young folks of that vicinity and
thc surrcundlrg settlements. L`pwaria'
of forty invited guests were present :mtl
thc cvcning was ,joyously spent in games,
music and dancing. Al. I2 o`clocl: tho
guests were called to the dining roam
where n sumptuous repost was served in
lilrs. Mcl{lnlay`s good manner. All
present. thoroughly cnjoycd tht-xmelves,
u_nrl il. was in the wcc sms' hours of the
morning that the gucsis di.=per.\c'l after
thanking Mr. and Mrs. Mt-Kinluy for
their kind hospitality.
ON Thursday evcoiugiilst uit., \\'. E.
Edwards, Grand Scribe of thc S. tl, 'l`.
Organized Alexandra Division No. ‘JALE at
Stanley Bridge. Though the new Divis-
ion is not yet. large it starts with t'x~
ci-.llcnt prospects as its membership is
made up of the best oft.nat.criulfo1'a good
division. The following are the otllccrs
for the ccsuing quarher.
\V. P.-Rebecca Sinipszio.
il. S.-Emmet. Murphy.
Con.-1-Ethel \\'cdlock,
Chap.-Ada Simpson.
Tress.-George Brown.
O. S.-Joe. Mahoney.
-Laura Wedlock.
- Emmet Quinn.
-Lillie \Veeks.
-Robert Simpson.
-Leamlng Murphy.
P. \V. P -Jas. Simpson.
The above ctilccrs were duly lnstallc i.
The Division meets in Stanley Bridge hall
every Friday evening.
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Wcll Balanced Nerves.
Your Success in Life Depends
Upon Them.
If Lacking in Nerve Force. Build
Up YourSystem \Vitb Ferrozone
It I-las Helped Others Let it
Help You too.
llnppy is thc man who can workunceas-
ingly without ic.-irof an “attack of the
ncrvcs." I-Ie gets along, prospers, rises to
n rr ‘ ' D -
strong man is pushed ovcr the htnris
ni his weaker brn hers by virtue of ht-ing
capable lo do and act when nefessity
cialis.
The weak nervous man is distanced bc-
forc thc into starts. Bur, he shoulrint
give up without. trying what Ferrozono
has great power for building up pcople
who are run down, tired and cxlmustcfl.
i:`crrozonc starts right. at thc root of the
trouble ann drives all impurities out of
thc blood. Then it. givcs tho blood an ad-
ditional supi ly of iran and other strength-
enlng elements which cnablc It to nourish
the ncrvc-1 back to norrnnl condition .
t) ncc this ncrvcs are toned up, lnfilgestion
and stomach trouble disappear. Then
your system is in good order, and caoshla
of being rebuilt: in the properway. Nerve
tissue is forrncd, flabby nlusclus begin to
harden, weak organs regain strength, and
before lung the halfwreckeri man glories
in the new-found vigor that Fcrrozouc has
brought him.
You may nnvctricd a hundred remedies:
they may all have failed. But. this u\usn'i.
lniluencc you against Fvrrozone, which is
so diticicnr. from other preparations.
Ferrozcnc actually makes blood, and
makes the kind of blood that is valualilt
In maintaining health. Then Fcrrozonc
has a wonderlnl action on food, convertlnu
lt into nutrlment, so that everything you
cat is going to bl useful to your body.
Farrozonc is uncxcsllcil as a rebuilding
tonic for children, women and mon, the
young and old, in fact. everybody cm dc-
rivo hencflt. from Feirozonc, which is
specially rormnnicnded for clilornsis, un-
acrnln, lasslturlo, weakness and all filsord-
ers arising from Impnirori norvvs or blood.
Try I-`crro7.onc yourself. I’rica Fiflc pt-r liox
ur six bfxes for $2 fxil. S li by rlrilggists
and l.y mail from N C I’ol~on  C ‘.,
l{ingsR<`tl, Ont., and liurlfcrd, Conn.,
`. S. . .
Unequal Eyes.
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cm ?@`
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Do you see equally well
with both eyes?
if not, both may be defective.
One certainly ls.
Have them properly
examined.
We prescribe glasses only
when absolutely necessary
and guarantee satisfaction.
Consultation free.
Our system of testing-
retinoscopy-is the most re-
liable method used, insuring
the best possible results.
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Zorsei
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nowned
day.
wh ether y
nothing to
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\Ve have received from one
i Y
ing at fine prices by pound, qui
Also in stock :1 full line o
reasonable prices.
SANDERS
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Piano
Satisfaction.
There niust be sutisfactioii
in buying at piano wheic
you arc sure of the very
best goods, the latest
models and designs.
For 35 Years
\Ve have been giving thu
pcople of this Island satis-
faction. \\’e are better
prepared to-day than ever
to give that satisfaction-
Buy From us
and be satisfied-
MILLER BROS.,
Connoliy ‘s Building,
Queen Street,
l.
filo
\\\ `
wood Cemetery Company will l>
held in the Y.M.C.A. Building o
Wednesday afternoon the 6th da
the meeting.
By order,
Ht£NR\’ SMITH,
Sec‘y Sherwood Ceru. C0.
(ll. li. (Zorsets.
W. B. are without doubt the
best fitting corsets made to-
Stanltv Brothers
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MEET ME AT THE ALWAYS BUSY STORE.
emonsnanon~
ai Stanley li s.
miss Sexton,
Qorset finer of
lien York,
is now at Stanley Bros. storc,
to demonstrate the world rc-
l
(tome and
Get fitted
You will get a corset that will
exactly fit your figure.
Come and get fitted
OU W&I"ll Bt
corset or not. ‘it costs
get fitted.
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ofthe best fish packers on the Is-
O~lll0l10f Uber and lm Ortance The land a tuantit of dried and boneless Codfish which wc are sell-
ntal, ',' quininl, or box.
f cannt-fl fish to select from at
ON &. CO.. U
can do for him. This strcngtllening tonic PHONI; I Gr0C@r5_ Smmy5ide_
l,Chanccry Sale
‘ICO Acres on Lot 48 in
Queea’s County.
‘In Chancery before the Vice-
Cliaiiccllor.
in the matter of th ,~ :ipplication of
F.li/.rl Stewart. l"|:1'\l: Stewart.
Rena Stcwart, Cntllcrine Stew-
art. Albert Stewart, and Milton
Stewart infants, for the sale Of
freehold lands by Bruce S.c-wart
their next friend and Guardian.
Public Notice is l;crcby given that
I will sell by l’til>lic Auction on
thc prcmisc_<.nl l"ullerton's Hill.
on .\lond:1y. thc :ith day of
April ut-xt, /\» ll. I-;<>|, nl lim
hour of l'Llc\‘cri o`clock in thc
Forcnoon.
.\_ll that im-l_ inc: iv pi ml of l .ol
_-.i.ni¢,l.a...¢ -...ln no  1.... fi r..-..~_.,.
Ninnlirr lfouv twill 4.-l l»r\i;|.f.-.| ng f,,1l ..-.,_
.l.ni.~t.».~»~. t~.......\r.».-aw in im- .1.......-.
into ii.-ima.. me N- te-..| ¢..»1..n- rr.. ..;.i......~
lic-lirlsny and the- lwti- Rnbivl .\`rew~fv_ll,a~,n»r.-_
at »l.»|~|,..-.~r|i.»r..,.i\ limi ...\,f.ani.».¢ vow.-.
1....-. ,\r..r.»i. ui. nf- ...nni...< < ni. .ue 1.- ii .--.»
in nn. ...nl .~;~..-.no on- on... ........a1.\ ....-~.
me om ri...-f ui.-.»-e »<.....i ...... thaw.. .._- ii.
f.l.1i:¢»mg¢»n»u-ri lonnit :tum-e fullnwmy; il..-
¢.....<¢ on ...ii mul \v.»~¢-.....\l.' 'rnnimi .~l.-.mt
...nl |~‘\ll.~ |‘n\r~_ or .1 ~ull\.~u»ni .liemncf ii. give
» ...loin mn ...in \\-.~~~ at ri. new <-1...... ...ia
'rv~.»..i.- link.. tim..-.» ...fin .my .lint fini...-
lo the edge of inc wud nmrsli thence In lwung
ine \-=1|ou~.~mu,~¢< l :lu-1-1-1-n rin- h-gh land and
.~aa.»:\rn...n lair.-i»-....|i.-to un- pin- .ir eo...
muiiccnrentcontinuing Ninczy four (on) nrvf-~4_
ingeirfrwnii sit ni.-. at ...in i»..|\.-.if»n'=
M»r§\»...nn....g ...ni 1...-mira.; one vitimlml
(mo) nrws a little more or less, being thus
rlv-srrvb.-il in s certain lndrntnvc of le-use marie
i>etwrcuL`l\arlesEtewart ofthe one part, and
Tlionms Stewart ol theutber part. an-i dated
the Fourteenth tiny of :si-pteuiber A I) .L-,‘._
ngrceablv los plan on the margin of the gov
ernment rierd of the- some tot haute- stewart,
anim the rim. any at .\'m~¢mh¢f A n, is...
The above salels made pnrsuaut to an Order
of the Cnnrtof Chancery made in this matter
on the Seventeenth :ivy March, A I). mu
Arovlion of the purchase money may re~
ai r inn the remis s
ni n secn ei p e.
Condiiimis of sale marie known at sale
immediately ailz-r the sale ofthe shove lands
the Stock, Crop and lfsrmlng implements nf
the late Alexander Mrfi Stewart will be sold,
Por particulars see hanrlbills.
 1l° Daltll llltfh lilirllifthlh A- H1904-
BRUCE S'I`l'.\‘i/ART, Guardian.
G. GAUDET.
  C0' Solicitor for Guardian.
The annual meeting of the Sher-
c
n
Y
of April. instant, at thc hour of A RB'
4 o'ciOck for the election o
directors_ and the transaction o ,mmnmv N V ' ‘_
such busiucss as may come before tended 1° her duvi-w the vw --nm. and
so in fri ai wil
f
f Miss joserhine .Sr~rl‘r desires to thank her
ntronsf | th \'bera' strona e ¢
wishes to sum w-we that her classes in
dancing will if .t V ,\ ym-day evvuing Qct,
nth in tlnrallwoon \ xl-." - tons wishing to
arrange for evenmi ` "` write or rail at
. ice.
“IBS I. SIIITYI,
Cha 'ci etown. Box |17
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