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-1 from \Vood Islands the distance was less
and the passage easier, but there being no _R"“t’°’ . J T J S ,
harbor there, Georgetown was selected. ` ° ` ENKIN '
The Island Giverninent could not be in-
duced to make so costly an experiment DMLY WIRELESS MESSAGES.
but when -hed -' n L w --'f'
g sgek ng beige, etlsfltsl ;.;r;;t°u£nmm3 L0NnoN,Fe`b. 24.-_-Marconi has arranged
' friend the late Hom _,_ C_ Pong who than with a London daily for wireless mes-p
led the Government, to make continuous sages every day from Cahada" -
ii steam communication with the Mainland,
one of the conditions of entering the con-
( federation. This condition was granted, (Corrected every Tuesday and Friday.)
but no attempt was made to fulfil it for a 3901 (quarter) gm- 1b______,___0 4 to 0 5}
long time. At length the old wood boat Beef (smislllger b. . . . . 
- Albert was put on. I n»ade a trip in her ggi%7§;`ns per)pg§f1b° ' ° °' 
. with Capt. McLean in i- imrnand-the best Eggs _____________ _ _
- - " _ _ .-~.».` "'“ ' ice navigator in the Do-qinion. When he Fowls per pair.....‘
=-si -. _ = could not get round a ii Id of ice he ram- F1°‘“`-9°’ °Wt~ 
` med her at it, and by reii :ated thumps he ggrl perbbbiigtmpo
, per uc _ _ . _
i 0 ' split it and sent her along in the opening Oatmeal, new, per
` thus made. She was as successful as md” D61' lb--_ ---- --
N could be expected, which was not gg p%_r£:H);e°S's°e'd) ________ '_
svyiifir* much. but Sho Sh°W¢d Oats ................... ._
what a wooden boat could stand 33?. P61' bill -  
lin lighting ice, and that was °°°°°°°°°°°  °
' _knowledge worth gaining.The Albert was 55,13: f,,°frc:r‘:,;};§:::_________
succeded by the Northern L'ght. She was CattleDressed
au' improvement, but deficient in weight Duka-
‘ A1583;
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SPoars i1\
LUMBER 
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lRUS‘SES
-*Wei
Are either a blessing or an
I
injury, according to con-
struction and the manner in
which they are iited. If
they are thefkind _;g_,___;
TH AT
are constructed oni scleniific
principles, that can be
properly adjusted, that hold
firmly without irritation, ,-
they will ,
SAVE
suffering, and may save life.
A rightly constructed 
fitted truss should exert a
pressure identic al, with that
of _the hand. Many who
most of their
' LIVES  
have worn trnsdes, have com-
plimented _us on the high
‘character of our stock, and
npdnvthe careiuluess of our
fitting. Ifyou need a truss
~ '_we want to show you what long seg _ _ - ' ' f ‘ , - _  f
we can do for you. ' Having some experience in crossing at _ - ff,  ,__~_ __ ‘ _~.;_~_ i _
t‘1e Capes I was of pinion that there was
J. G’  the best place for ire winte;ste:ime;, and
Chemist and Druggist,
THE MEDlCAl..}HALL. '
 i
TELEPil§llE G9llPAiil
The Annual General Meeting of
“The Telephone Company of Prince
E~”lwa'd Island" for the election of
Di;-¢¢\-, irs and for such other proceed-
ings and business as it is competent
for the sliareho`ders to deal with and
determine, will be held on
Widiiisia , liirili ii 1903
Y .
At the hour of 8 o’clock. p. ni. ,at
the oiiice of the Company, Queen
Street.
" BENJ. ROGERS,
President.
Feb, 27-Mitch 4-rf. I
BRIDGE SALE
__-_< _
Road Division N0. 1 _
Queen’s County.
The undersigned will sell at Pub-
lic Auction, the repairing of North
approach of Victoria Bridge, Crap-
aud, Lot 29, on
THURSDAY. MARCH 5
AT 2 P. M.
Specification seen at sale. Sale
to the approval of the Department
ment of Public Works. _
J O HN McKINNON,
" Road Inspector.
'lk Slble, Feb 25,w ri d Fri D Tue,
A eiiinrs
M
ti do the work. Picton having a railroad gm- d
wss the port to make for. The evidence Ch“r1°tt°‘°W” ”'3h1°"g ”‘5_p°°" 1; has _
showed that from Wood Islands a steamer °”Ty_°'u “he fret* b “hal “me” . ° ani;
might mn up to February mmt wmtelm is satisfied with the present managem
i and some years all through the winter- ex°ept_Mr` _'I' J’ Hughes' I hone he is
and power. When`I represented Queens Turning bus
County in the House-of Commons; I kept PM-gkey ____________ __
hammering at the Marine Department ADI-ll¢8. Deck
` till I got a promise to build a better ice _gqmgggigg """"" "
steamer than Mr. Sewell's little boat. !B_ 
The Stanley resulted. I was greatly
idisappointedinhen There are four es- ._ SUMMERSIDE MARKETS- _ V »
sential raquisites in an ice steamerythey ‘ (Fl~l'l!l¢l‘S’  DSU!-)
are length. Strength. weight and power- Boris ,pei-bushe1...... ...... _.0
In every one of these the Stanley is de- Beef °°"°5s9)P°T lb-~-°
iiuient. She was built under the auspices Butter, Der' ii) ___________________ _ _
fof the natical adviserjlf the Depart- Ca,}g5k1ng,1b_______ _ __,,,
ment, a most bland and agreeable gentle- ESRB. P°1' 502 ---- --
min, a distinguished navigator, distingu- g’i*(fés9°"°1_t‘i’,’:_'_°__'_'_° ‘I1 1° _
iihed not so much from a brilliant career '1s1andE¢_,m‘-, pe, |00 ,bs____
at sea, as from being the husband of a Oatmw 100 lbs
cousin of the then Lord High Admiral ‘ggtt:2whibe))P°1`f:gEgBl
who_ took glopd care psf’:‘his sisters and his  per Egfshelm. 1.0:...
cousins an s sun . - ~ or ................ . 
The Mi nto is better but still far from
being efficient in heavy ice. She does  '_ _
very well in fields of moderate thickness Lamb skins ¢.,h_____ _
but has not strc h or weight suiiicient Sheep SkinS. _ . . . -  . .
` “¥”
to cope with heavy pack or thick fields,
and _it is due to the extreme caution and
`gi"eat experience of Captain Finlayson
that these boats did not come to grief
my opinion was strengt en y the
strong belief of Captains Arthur and
Phillip Irving (whose life-long experience
in crossing at the Capes gave weight to
their views) that there never was a day
thatasteamer could not cross there in
weather lit to go out. Every ice boat man
endorses this view.
Nothing could be done without a rail-
way to Cape Traverse. I urged upon Sir
Charles Tupper when I was elected to
the House of Commons the necessity of a
branch from Wiltshire to the Cape. .He
readily acceded, but said he must leave it '
to his Chief Engineer to select the point
of departure from the main line. That
gentleman being of _au economical turn oi
mind. preferred County Line as being the _
shorter. The line Iwanted would have
opened up the line settlements of West '
River, Sable, Urapaud and Tryon, the
way trafizic would more than pay the
dinerence of cost and we should have had
a more direct route to the city.
The more ' I studied the cross-
ing at ' the Capes the more
convinced I became that a. boat
could be constructed to carry the_cars
across winter andsummer. The difference
of gauge was an obstacle that had to be |
overcome. I consulted the late Mr.
Unsworth who hai been in the employ of
the Grand Trunk when they changed "
their gauge, and Mr. H. Houle, one ofthe
most experienced and practical of railway
men. \As a temporary expedient broad
gangs trucks can be placed under the
treight cars, when they come to Cape‘
Traverse. There is an arrangement byl
which one man can raise a loaded car
aneut expedient would te to lay a third
rail until the narrow gpuge engines were
used up, when the whole would be wide ,_-
gauge.
The beneits to be derived from con-
tinuous communication azidjthe shipmi nt
tures depends on the uninterrupted trim.
sportation of freight; increase of
,y tion depends on nianufactures.
1 tenths eiimsseiitasp :img me
o ni. 'rms Island _simian 
_ Gzrdeuotthc Gulf but the home
--° ‘:':_i=.°:_:;°i‘.';‘°°‘i:;;°°.';°.r.";°'_;.§_‘;:°.;'::§%g' 0 'FASHIOIN
The members of the committee, of which ‘ V ' ith °
" I was chairman had no faith in the pro- mm’ in th°f""1'“d nm by “hem W 8
ject and only allowed their names to be subsidy equai t° t'h°1°sS°t° the' 31031:”
out on with the understanding that I was me“_t fmm “m°i°g them' It” “mg 5
-1-T I1 .
winter boats were -handed over to the Com
the interestof the Company to run in "
alone in his antagonism to the Capes
CHARLO l.‘TETO WN MARKETS.
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Buckgvbeat
Ptatoes, b  _
riimi P” " i 
Woo (wash-.-J)...... . ..
Geese per lb . . . . _ . . . . .
_ 
Turkey per
Ducks per lb. .° ........... ..
Chickens per lb .......... ..
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TH E EDN-"wb   L thghdiallure of the experiment of keen ` '
A,c>iiiiuiiic.i\T|oii wiiii _ \,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,;1“.’,,*,‘,,,,,_,°m,§,,g_ ._,_,,,,,,_,,,,,-I       1 -_
' iiofsummerside are Justly entitled to an _ UT 0 '   I  `
  earnest eHort.oonductcd with intellfireo 8] i B  
--- and ability, to keep open their har-bor. ` gg " ‘ _,’
Sin.-l hav-for ma"Y Years taken si BA"'°°l°us 'gnmpt' w°'l'%'h°v°_“e“‘;°d`
leepin'er»>st iiiwintcr navig-iiion of the t e q°e°t'i°° pm °' °°“’ P'°`°“ as
S,mit` ani wa; the ant to bring th. *proved inaccessible many times. Tnat ist I PARCEL ha-, nevg; El-,egg  `Eg¢1g5}¢;
, . °’ - » _ i it be ina ss nice not
__ A subject forward in tlie\Legislature , short- :gre Aua°::"‘: Wes; ht havgff wW& ‘ii
‘Lyafterbeingelected torepresenotfieci y _ ' _ 7 if ~» P. f s i
in 1867, I moved the following rcsolwiori pncucal "°p°“ °f tl” f°“&m°°°ib‘*'°“l
n t'ie House of Assembly: Resolved; the Capeii The f°Fmat‘°n._°¥ 3 993mm’
‘That acommittee be appointed toenqniri. °° ‘mud “A nm 5 b¢'t tl’   ° cami
during the recess into the practieability of? “msg is* 5°°d m°'°° It ni' 'Ewing t°
` ` to the
-running a steamboat betweep Wood s°33°8“”“i‘t‘°°”"°'°°"b° ‘¢i’°“
Islands, or some adjacent port on this( S°""m Ni‘vi3°M°",C"mP““7 t'° build and
- Island, and Picton in the winter season'  S“f§i§,ib‘7"-‘l  the 'fem' s°a'°f'tn'hIq
ann to report thereon nex* session.” ‘_m°k "‘i’w°°=ld'§° h°"° ”'"’f°‘°t°'y I t 8
;$i§2Q
ff.€1='== ,Z fu
dress length, Navy Blue
of (6) yards. Teal Cloth.
double width, Black Teal
i 1- 40 in. 'widc. Cloth. 'Dark
I Brown Teal
Cloth. Dark Green Teal Cloth:
Oxford Grey Teal Cloth.
( NOTE) _
Teal Cloth is a splendid half
wool cloth of clean dressy tap-
pearance RESEMBLING A
SERGE IN, FINISH, .
THB GUARDIAN, CJARLOTTETOWN. PRINCE EDWARD. ISLAND FEBRUARY 27- zoos; ;_ ` »  5 ` i
-_ -_ f? f
; _ESPECIALLY  this true  fthe QUALITY
is all RIGHT- and the qualitv of . our GUINEA
you! _méillty in a- r `ster£d letter pr?   ,V a, 
ord_er’et _once and  one _of-'our 5GU];h`lEA.;P;&RCEL§;,,  f
Siilil
lliiiii
-$5.00    
for the full' 'f _,
Black De-
nance Cos
dress length
Of (5'%)Yv~r<1‘ ‘
tume Cloth. double width
Oxford Grey 5o_in. wide _
DCERDC _ 
- Costume Cloth. Brown? De-
fi ince Costume Cloth. Blue
Grey Defiance Costume Cloih.
Fawn Defiance Cos' ume
Cloth. Navy Blue Defiance
Cos tume Cloth. -
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 lpdliihbll! ltfmahen,
='»‘€`¢unmx¢vi|nao-ca-swans,
ll.tl9\&Uwu,
than
 Ro
i §Iiicat 
- i The undersigned
~ - 1-into partnership and
I premise 8 -formerly
Saunders & Newsom
A I Patoirs Guinea f Parcel ‘i _ ilwsgnes factory
or $5.00 offer _ _-*°**%=i*f-.°~f‘*»”1°*‘*5,i
' ' 'cami ' si-spies sriiieif ‘3““1‘t7”‘““
celebraietdiggc. Zeba.line.Costvme ` i  #_ 
‘ eioii. gem -gzuo so  wilt ~_-bisiness_for,
in _1 e o ow' ‘o _ _ _ tee
_shadesi I-leather ggixture, Ozfaord ` _ ' I' ` ` 5?
_ Grey, Blue Grey, New Green and __ ' - ._ ._  
Plume Mime sis.. seek ma ¥1SW‘
Navy Blue Chevioiworih 75 cents ` _ _ '!tlSl;_G
to
9»Slir'¢11i%S
$5.00  $5.00
Granite Cloth in Light and Dark ian
Fawn `worth75 cents ard _ ' °- '_
~ ` 42 mens. wise, 4 _  fees'
sim " zysaww 1..... _ Q 
-_--- S »=g.2is»°a£'S»wi»e.>intic.i....- _ _ __
- ~sp<»i,3.4 s¢iii..g,4 1.2 Brush _   _,_
_ siiia»».§..;e1i-piak»_=|ia,EYe»i,io ' _ 0  ,_  f ,
_ B ‘_ _ ._ W  _ _   ____  _ , _
catmeeum, 3 vim $2 1311;
 .sense Ii-imaiiefeniei.. _i  _  
_ ‘ _ Corsets worth $1.00, i I' °‘ _
.N..ai-siiuuay'
lpair Hose
V-Safety-pins.
.' Tongs
g . Any,
from this
i
iiti.
s' E
its
letter '
will
advertiseirz: be
 _iven!hic»' w ~ f-
Q paper./-PATON
Black Empire _Dress Cloths.
2- Navy Blue ‘Empire Dress
Cloths. Blue Grey Empire
Dress Cloths, Fawn Empire
Dress Cloths!
~ A (NOTE) s
` Empire Dress Cloth is a new
Cloth with a iinish superior to
s 
_ _..._ i
I a _ - _ I
` G I i V D A 1
\ -Brown Colonial. Dreséopmt -
ings. Dark Green onial
D_r¢S_9 Suitings. - Navy Blue
Colonial  Suitings, Bluet
Colonial Dress Suitings. Black
' l.otNo. 4.
Samples of
 a Cheviot. `_
$2.45
lor the full
the . above
goods sent on
request. 1 '
while the change is made. `A more perm- I,
of goods without break of bulk are in-_
p cblculable. - The existence of mauufac- f'
...L
¢°b=¢<=°. Bobs, Pisy chewing
oaccos are the same size' and
-f;
its il
_ _`
castle- could be re-
- duced by siege if the -
garrison could be starved
i out. The strongest body ‘
i has to `give up the fight
' when starvation weakens '
_ it. There are more deaths »_
from starvation than the _world
dreams of. When the stomach is dis-.
eased and .the food eaten is not digested
and assimilated, then the strength of the
body begins .to fail because of lackof
nutrition, and the _weak body falls 'an
easy victim to the microbes of disease.
Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery
cures diseases of the stomach -and other
organs of - digestion and nutrition. It
restores physical strength in the only
possible way, by _enabling _the assimila-
tion of the nutrition contained in food.
“I was sick for over three years with a com-
plication of stomach troubles,” writes Mr. John
H. Castona, residing at 2942 Arch St.. Chicago,
Illinois. “Had tried every good gihysicnn I
knew of, as well as niuny patent me `cines, but
received only temporary relief. One day a
friend recommended your ‘ Golden Medical Dis-
c0very.' I iminediateiytprocured some and be-_
gan its use. Commence to gain the first week,
and after I had taken only one bottle I could
f ll 'thout ` ` .ill
eat as we as any one wi §§penencing
zfccts. I took five bottles, and t ayam happy
5 announce that I am as well- and healthy as
‘in _one could be. _ I owe it all to Dr. Pierce's
Selden Medical Discovery." -
The sole motive for substitution is, to
permit the dealer to make the ,little more
profit paid by the sale of less meritorioiissi
medicines. He gains. You lose. 
Medical Discovery.” ~ _ -
F E.-~ Dr. Pierce’s Common Sense
The strongest ' ‘ _
Meggl Adviser is sent free on r "
was fi “snr” °f “uracil
' -ingony. -=3i one-cen `mpS »  . -. . _ _ . .2 ,~ -_
for the book in paper covers, or5ostampg BOOIS, Sl10 S and Sl1Pp€1‘S 67C 011', H18 $
‘folonial Dress Suitings.~ - f
‘ _(NOTE) . '
Colonial Dress
finish good!
highly P0?
ular _-for fin
costumes..
dress length - _ -
of (5) yards '  ' _
'double width   ' A. ' ‘
_ 54in.wide. e
v 
JHS.-PHTODH &'G0.
" This month we will continue our clearance sale but ei i,-.t 2
will give larger discounts. - _ 1 ’ ' 'giggdu'  std' M
2,000 yards Flannelette will sell for ` ‘QL9_0n the $1,oo;
2,0e0_ yards blcck andcolored Dress Go‘Sp0 67c on the $1.06,.
I,0;o.yards Tweeds and Homespuns, 65c onthe $1.00,  
500 Suits ‘Men’s Underclothing, 67c on the $I_.oo.` I D " -
All the balance of Winter Clothing. - A 60c on the $1.001' M
` 500, pairs rrien's and boys’ separate _Pants,- 67c on the $1.00.' A `
Cottons, Tickings, Wool and Flannels, 7 5c on the $1 oo I
Lad§es’_,~Corsets,_ Glc;ivcsf~-and Ribbons, 5oc on the $1.005
fore accept no substitute for “Goldeni M311-,S WIUt€f GIOVCS, _ " 676011 thé $I,0f),
lGrey and White Blankets, . 67c on the
._Cl;'il§ren’sCaps,Ho0ds and Tukes anoSp_ai:fs,5oc on the
 and boys’ Hats and Caps, " . 67c on the $1.oo, Wg;-itpoy uoiin
`I’fIces F
_FEBRUARY °“E_$§C2“‘ 
Suitings
` L0l_iN0.5.
H $3.95 ;
for 'the full
-dress length
of (5) yards.
double width
54 in. 
f°f “‘° °‘°“"b°‘“‘d '°1‘“”"~ *daft* A’l our prices are marked in plain figures and our
Dro Rlevl MQ  Nb YO
._ ,= . = -=-`-.-A-==-===s=-lcounts are genuine, as' advertised; I Sale- for ca_sl1'o"nl`y; ~
For r5yeu1I mined martyrdom
in being a ‘dyspeptic -dizzy and
blind Srelh sosashqibelf pxeoavqi
 hdumm no
three uerveurchillsin s nightand
expectonting ucthixghutfrotliaher
and
.fierhkin¢a!ewiozefofthem,I
couiilsnfnlylayl waanota.QQ'ili=,,?
tic I can cut  I ciceaqf
“wife” 
what nearly nllfwcaieaimve
i I
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are- 
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' ii-Arenowbeingodd
. _ ‘
 ` G", /The Pride ofthe
Kitchen
to-day
ashamedatthe
Queenst
“ 'rnnmonoufy s
date
that after this
or paid unless
Cityelerk s Dice.
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