”’l3~llf.if-‘iii-$3 willl.lWl..ll....?"l?lF'Will 
cod liver oil for coughs, colds,
Scott’s Emulsion is the
-the iirst instead of the last
resort when such ailments
The taste of the oil is not
partly digested-makes it
easy for the stomach. Scott’s
Emulsion is a Quick, reliable
help atuall ages. `
THE GUARDIAN. CHAKDOTTBTOWN. PlIll_(‘.B EDWARD, ISLAND JANUARY 23, ic,,o4
os
Tan Minto left Georgetown at the usual
iIi‘il'03l5 Und lung fY0Ubl¢S after time yesterday out ala not reach Picton
other . remedies had failed. W” "'10"-
Gaovn¢,Gentsel and Cc. have added
_ _ _ anothsrdresaing room to their already
UIOCCYH l(lC3 Of COC llVel‘ Qll ccmmodioua photographic parlore.
'Inn Stanley‘s last cargo from George-
town included 24 passengers and M18
packages way freight totalling P28090
aPPf==f- “‘°- _
Tiuritl will he a basket social in the
League of The Cross Hall on Tuesday the
apparent and the  itself is 26th. Proceeds in aid of Notre Dame
Convent.
Anorrl' seventy came to the city by the
special yesterday afternoon to attend the
the hockey. The special returned about
midnight.
Joins Dennis, father of Wm. Dennis of
W¢'li send you n sample free upon request the Halifax Herald and grandfather of
SCOTT h BOVVNB. Tlilouio, Ont.
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» Mrs. A. W. Robb of this city died in Hali~
_ fax Wednesday, aged 70 years.
Till* Guardian learns that the names
I ' U U of Thos Campbell and Henry Dowd are
.f -I1’ you want the
best results in your
mentioned for candidates, as Commis-
iesiera ofSewer and Water Works.
DB. Samuel A. Nicholson and Miss
Minnie J. Cantelo, both formerly oi Dun-
- -das, P. E. I., were unitad in marriage at
Xmas cooking’ get routes Jaa.i2 by ruv.s.c. Guan, D. n.
your groceries from
Tan mails arrived in the city yesterday
afternoon at fonr o'cicek. The boats
crossed esoh way at the Capes without
‘dif!iculty. Another mail arrived at half
use -  del past nine via Georgetown.
livery.
Tas: market yesterday was largely
attended notwithstanding the cold
weather. Pork was quoted at iii to 51 and
Pilllllf 199- §i.'l.'.".l'J1’l'.'.'.I".I.§.Zl’§§'1§.‘°.‘I'.l'f “” """‘”"
ON account of the great difficulty ex-
 &  psrienoed in getting the hose reels lo the
fireon Thursday night the hose was
transferredtothe old reels on the tire-
§ | V men‘s return to the City Building.
- Tm: Stanley arrived at Georgetown
pas
hr!
- ' /. /' Q Q yesterday at half past four with 50
/ ' cs " " ' seugers,l30 bags cf malls, and 497 pkgs
V `  _ way freight, weighing 65.017 lbs. A special
 E  E  ,ffl / reached the city on return at a quarter to
' ' 1 , I .  *te
2.( For
in went from Mount Stewart and
n.
THE Stanley made ten round trips and
  L; ‘  one single trip on the -Summelside-Ton
55 7"  I-' mentine route this winter and did not
-tif   " White, miss a lrip. The Guardian inadvertently
 Skin,
credited the route with only nine round
_cj If F3-agllanf glps, which nearly raised a panic in The
lonecr otiice.
A suiuiuons for third violation of the
" gl' Prohibitory Law was issued` some time
13,,-' _, _ Use ,,
 5.
7?* .
go against Angus McDonald, the pros-
pective candidate in the council for Wald
.j I  S Two. Since that time however, Mr. Mc~
OWN SOAP
_ No other Soap is just as good. car -
AllEi`l`I’ `i’0|i.£1’ SOAP C0., Mira. UOIITREAI.,
Donald has carefully avoided the officers
nd up to the present no trace of him has
s.
been found.
“Rus01.vim that mania a creature of
THB MASTER MBU, *N105 mu .rm sou, circumstances rather than the _architect
healsaud softens 'M skin. will s Dmmwlydunlnfh of his own fortune was the subgect of the
i`:m\K:i:.m»i>o°»i'imr;‘rif" ga, il:ri\`rii':i»'ir°r\i¢?§ip':u$'ihs‘ftnif>.r’ debate in the Epworth League of the
"°"“‘*°‘"’“" "°"°‘ ’°“" °"“ ’“"" ”°“"“'“ First Methodist Church last evening.
- "W I -'W ' The opener W. T. \Vellncr in o racy
Ladies’ cambric night gowns S
peach took the afilrmativs and .support-
Wlth high neck and double yoke, ed his argument by incidents and obser-
Trimmed around neck, down r
front and around sleeves with
carnbric frills and embroidery
vations from life as he found iti He was
ollcwed by Mr. Wilson who took the
_ ground that man could to a large extent
frise, superior lo adverse circumstances
Januufy saleprice 77°’ 85°' $130' and become the architect of his own
$i_65-4% off.-Prowse Bros.
_ fortune. He quoted Lincoln, Napoleon
22 d dl and other eminent men, who in spite
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B
CREAl`l
PIES
We make a specialtl'
of our pies and al-
ways have the nicest
possible Ellings of
.,-
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fver adverse circumstances arose to
Y .
foremost places in the world. A number
,of speakers on both sides followed and the
vgnlng was very pleasantly and proilt-
. -_ R  , ably spent. lfpon a division being taken
`it was decided by a larile mB.l°l'liY f/hRi»
man is an architect of his own fortune.
Mechanics, Farmers, Bporlsmtlli
To heal and soften the skin and remove
grease, oil and rust stains, paint and earth. etc.
use The " Master Mechnnic's " Tar Soap
albert Toilet Soap C0.. Mfrs-
Dr. Shoop`s Medicines.-We have n
-r . cream and oocoaiiut. complete asaornneatsrnr.snoopsramily
s'i.,Js.s‘
We'are also low f riced. ‘ ‘
A .
Crehm Pies ra and 15 ,
cents.
D. STE WART.< u
` s.cr.ii>sn saxniw. °
_ . Hakes Best Bread.
e` -*_)Qd ',¥
D
  L, I ' - V H  __ _ I S,,,eu,_
.Ai . `
A ll at th nlcl lolectiun Lhc Poll will
medicines including "Restorative" and
Rheumatiam Cure." Wil-he Bi! 50"-1°
lot of either we issue a guarantee certifi-
cate. A certificate is given with sveryi50°
ottie of cough mixture good for [return
f money iiit does not prove of benefit.-
Thc Two Macs.-MacDonald 8: MacKin-
on Druggists Corner Great George and
. .
'  Kant Streets. `
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Furu:nax.‘<No'riciz.-The funeral of the
late William Jardine Bullman vlll take
place from his late residence Upper
Prince Street this afternoon at 2 o‘c-loclr.
to St. Peters' Church, thence by train to
Sherwood Cemetery.
RAY C. Johnson, the young man who
murdered Mrs. Sadie A. Peters (nee Mc-
Phee), formerly of Prince Edward Is-
land, has been held for the grand jury for
murder In the second degree. It is under-
stood Johnson will enter a plea of ln-
sanity.
Six Government boats and one opposi-
tion boat crossed at the Capes trom
Tormentlne yesterday. There were four
passengers on the Government boats and
six lumberinsn on the opposition ones.
Therewere also 86 bags of mall. The ice
was heavy on the mainland aide but
several leads were struck offthe Island
shore.
AN experienced traveller who has cross
ed at the Capes and also between George-
town and Picton many times, in conver-
sation with The Guardian reports that he
never saw such heavy ice at either places
at this time of the winter. The continued
cold weather has had its elect and the re-
sult will probably hs much difficult
navigation' during the remainder of the
winter.
Tn: oiilisers of Prince Edward Council
for the year 1004, No 152 Royal Arcanum
were duly installed by Deputy Grand Be-
gent, Leonard Morris of Summerside as
follows.
Regent-Sidney Grey.
Vice,Regent-Murdock MacLeod.
Past Regent-F. H. Beer.
Orator-R. McMillan, P. Il.
Sony-Fred P. Newson. I
Collector-Fred LePage.
Treasurer-F. B. Seller.
Chaplain-Malcolm McLeod.
Guida-.A Down.
Warden-R. M. Johnson. _
Sentry-J. T. Mellish, P. R. ~
Truaters-Dr. H. D. Johnson, W. A.
Weeks, F. H. Beer.
Examining Physician-Dr. H.‘D. John-
son.
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COMPLETELY FAGGED OUP. .
The world is full of sickly, despoodent,
tireri, enervated Tpeople, all hop ng ro he
well some day. he surest way ro health
is along 'he way of takingFerrozouc after
meals. Ferrczone is agreat appetizer and
enables une to env plenty of wholesome
food without fsarofindirzesi lon or dyspep-
sia. This results in the rapid formation of
an abundance of red, vltalizing blood,
which will restore the nerves, in crease
flesh and vigor and nourish and feed every
organ oi the body. Ferrozone is an ideal
restorative and invigorant, It isa ionic
of uni quallcd merit that anyone can use
with be-neiit. Price l'>0c. per box or six box-
es for $2.50, at Di uglrists, or  C. Poison
8: Co.. Kingston. Ont.
BORN..
At Alexandra, on Sunday, Jan. 17th, to
saao and Mrs. Judson, a son.
At Westmoreland East, Lot 29, on the
17th inst . to David and Mrs. Sherran, a
daughter. '
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6)'0l00'5)l®I0'@)l®IQ>=0'0€
A .
GLASS
OF
Hot Vigoral
or
Tomato Q
Buiioin ,
is strengthening,
and invigorating.
Try it.
Cents
if
Ol
2
5 _
r
ll Winter Coats,
Half
Price...
This has been the greatest Fall season our Coat department
has ever had. Now to round it out-and make an absolute
clean up--we offer all the cloth Coats now in stock at
Not a great many left, but they’re ALL GOOD. This is a
grand chance to get a swell coat, and you’ve all the winter
U `
' left to wear it.
Think of buying a.
$ 5.25 Coat for
$ 7.25 “ “
$10.60
$12.95
$15.50
$18.50
$22.50
G5 U
£6 ti
$ 6.48
$` 7.75
(C 4°
(t ti
‘K ‘S
$11.25
s 2.63 . . . . ,
$ 3.63  A ‘\ Fx l‘ V
s 5.30 Qf i ‘ . r
ss 9.25 “»  7’  ~
OORE & cLEOD.
1 I i
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big sale. 22d 31'
Macs Fruit --
Salts.
These salts fully equal
those sold at from two to
four times the price.
They correct stomach
and liver disorders and
purify the blood. ‘
Price 25c a bottle.
"THE TWO MACS"
lacbonaldlilaclilnnon,
DRUGGISTS,
7
2 ~i\ doom ~
f ' ' ‘ Ii s .
_   .090 0/5 _ ‘ »' C" Gt`('e°rge and Kent sts'  ivarfl 4, at or naar our- city mil,
/,. 3 ,.,._.a-|_,_.f ‘ ‘ comer cf Kent and Queen Streets.
my lntitulci "'i`uc Charlottetown Sewerage
, _ _' of Philip Large & San, (irciit (icorize
l W
` cckis  Salc_ Discounts  [0  DCI” §;'i._.§.jl°l::i:r:.tl.‘2’“s;:.:.:'.:;°';.°ll?;‘car
N02 shall comprise all that. purt of
Chariotletcwn which lies south or ltioli-
' mond Street and north of Dorchester
Street.
ton St., and north of Richmond Street.
No 4 shall com rise ailthat part oi' Char- ‘
lottetown which, lies south of Fitzroy
.und continue opcn until Ure o'clook in the
Election of Commissioners
__()1.‘_
Sewers and Water Supply
In pursuance of an Act of the Gcncriil
Assembly of this Island, made und passcri
V in who Filluh vi-ur oi the reign of livr Maj-
i».~ y Qu-cn Victoriii, Chapter 8, inlitulf-ri
"Charlottetown Water \\ crks Act. |1887"
and uf the Act of the (list. Victoria Cap lil,
Act," and of all Acts in Amendment
thereof and in addition thereto.
I do hereby give Public Notice that an
Election for three Commissioners of
Sewers und Water Supply for the City of
Charlottetown
-VVILL BE HELD ON-
-THE-
10th Day of February, A. D.
1904. ‘
At the several places thai. is to say :
In Ward1,at or ncor the office of J, &
T. Morris, Water Street, near Queen.
in Ward 2, at or near the house of
Mrs Thomas Connolly, opposite Mr. R. '
Hcurtis warehouse Sydney Sucei, bc~
tween Great George nnri Prince Streets.
In Ward fi, at or near thc Market
In \Vui'd 5, at or nclir the i:urr'i_fi;ri~ sllcp
n 5 s
lie opened nt ninc o'i:lock in the forcnonn
afternoon of the same clay.
Di~]SCRiP'i`i()N5 ill" \VARi)S.
° °  Noi shall comprise ull tiiut purt of,
  y I Charlottetown whion lice south oi
. ` I ` `: I
Dorchester Street, ami ihe purul of laid
formerly known as the Military Bnrruclr
Ground.
No 3 shall comprise all that part of
Charlottettown which lies south o Graf
Street, and north of Grafton Street.
N05 shall com rise all that art of
Nomination Day, Wednesday, February
3rd, A. D. 1004, at the oiilce of the City
Clerk, City Hall from the hour of twelve
City Clerk.
y 1
Friday. Saturday, Monday and ‘
Tuesday four last days of Patoii`s
,CIVIC ELECTION
I in puriunnci- iii un \oL iii lin: (Jeni-ral
.\~scln|il_v of this Islanri, mulic :md pus-cd
in the third year of the reign of U|.~i pre-
.'~cn_t .\i.'l_ic~ty King lidvwirrl Vll., Cizupter
17, iutitiiled “An .-'\cL to con~nli.'l1il.»- .ind
arucud the several Acts inccrpor;\'in|.< thc
City of Charlottetown."
I doliercliyvfive public notice thntan
lelcction oi is _ nvorfor thc wiifl i.-il._v, and
o_f one person to scrvc as rl comiilun Crun-
vilulilli in thc City i`runcll for vurzli nf llic
\\`ard:s .\`\inibci‘s l, Ziiniiii, of sold (`ily,
ili\i', Uf i.\\`O |]i‘l`HOIlN fC .\`i’\'\`C R5 i`Ui|l UIOU
Councilrrien in lllc slid Council for Ward
N\lmil9r‘i. of .said Cily, null oi Lhrci- |ni~
:ions to .serve usCo|nnion Ceuneiluii-ri in
the said Council, for \Vur<l No. 5, in 'lic
said City; being in ull a Mayor und E-ghi.
Common Councilmcn, i'i=pi'.s;r.l.ing the
City us follows:
For \Vai~d Niluiber Uno, one Councillor.
lfor \Vllrd Number Two. one (Touncillnr.
I bur \Vi\rd Number Tlirou, or v Council-
or
 , Flor \Vard Number Four, two iiouncll-
, lors.
For VV.'lrd f\`uuibcr Five, Lhrro Cnun<
clllors.
» \"if.i. ill] Ill'1l.l'l-
1904.
At. tic .scvcml plfli.--_ llint. l-' ~ y
in Ward l, ut or nonr the oflire oi Mos-
Hrs. J. & T. \iori~i.~, Wuli-r 5'.. near
Queen.
in \\`nril J, ut. or r.<-or :iii :.1 |i~~r~ ri
Mrs. 'l’hnrn»i.~ Connolly. oppcusiir- Mr. ii.
ll\»i\i'7. s wnrchousi-_ Syuirn-y .\v.r~»i-l. l-is
tween Grout George limi i’rlnr‘e Strf-c'.s_
In \\'nrrl fl, at or nfux' ilie Mnrki-i.
liniisc
in \Vr\rvl l. al fir nrur llii' Vily iiirl,
cnrlivi' of Kon! :mil Qlicell Siri»<~l_~i.
in \\`:\r'rl 5. lit or ninir tin- i'1\rri.‘\i.'\‘
shop of Philip Lllrge fit Snn, mi fir(-ii'
lil-urge Street.
Anil il’ Lin: sold lilrciion tlw ]’oll -~ li
he oprnfwl lil. nine' ri`r‘lor‘k in llio fririsrwrin
and i"\nlilluv open lllltll il\‘<‘ olfifvk ln ‘lac
uftcrricon of Lin* silrne tiny.
Ill-lSCiill"l`l()N Ol" WA RDS.
.\'o.lalmi| comprise all ilml. part of
Charlottetown which lies south ni Dor-
chnstcr Btreci. Mill the purcelof land
formorly known as the Military Har-
rack Ground.
No.2:-hall comprise all that part of
Charlottetown which iles mirth of Rich-
mond Street and north of Dorchester
Street.
No. Il shall comprise all that art o
Chsriotlerown which lies south of iygraiton
Sl-rect. and north oi R'shmond Street.
Nn.4shall com rise all that part of
Charlotletown whlish liil oulh oi Fltsrcy
street, and nor! h ci Grarton Sin-cr.
. ° Q at noon, until the hour of four o`cicck in
, . _ _ , the afternoon of the same day. _
. 0 ° , , For ualliication of electors sec Act. o0, ‘_
_ Victoria Cap H, intitnied__ "Charlottetown
 , ' Water Works Act IHYI. Also 3rd, l7.`d~ 3
» I E  ward Vli, Cap I7. Sections 24 to 20. T
/ _ .  I 7 i-1. ivi. Davison, '»
N05 shall comprise all that part. of
Charlottetown wh ch lies north of Iilla
oy streetincludlngthe Common of the
a d town.
Nomination Day, Wednesday, Veh-
uary1lrd,‘A. U. Iilili from the hour of
welve at noon, until the hour of icur
oclock in _tile a`i_ternoon_o!_the same day.
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On Wednesday Q , 1 '
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10th Day of February, A. D.. f .
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