'- -~ ‘ , _V 'ras ousnnratrgcnsenorrrnnwn, rs_nrcs__anwnn m.sno-rssnoanvigns.,
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Hood’s Pills .
The non-irriiati the `
26 cents of ell dnl? Ente orng mrlliz
CJ- H006 5 C0.. Ifgirsil. lose.
OUR COFFEE
We haven’t said any-
thing about coiiee for
sometime, but we are
selling more than ever
before. Mostevery day l
l"‘°.'-:°.;.‘:°' °“°§°'“°' ~
' 01' . 'e noe our
codec is good.p gnu"
HAVE YOU
TRIED IT.
If you haven ’t leave
your next order with ns
and get the best in the
city. Our price is 4oc au”
pound _
Wcbstcr & McKay,
rnona |99. -
1 . _
Evalry
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the Y. M. C. A. Men s meeting on Sunfle
Y
. afternoon at 3.46. Rev. R. M. Matheson
F I l  <  \;tuHeverhill.‘  will be the speaker.
men are nv .
A vlnr enjoyable social was given at
A t
_u QTCB  izmsggmh patrsonggo last :iight hy tho
S 1’6C€1ve 5°° ° Y- very use num-
it ber of the congregation were present and
I 0110100 Drogram of readings, recitation;
and solos was given, R¢h»¢5hm°|,¢,s were
T L 0 R ,S  _afterwards served hy the ladies.
1 Bohlistore. 4
vcmwummmn
CAKE CAKE
Sultana Cake.
~ Fruit Cake.
Nut Cetlre.
White Cake.
Silver Cake.
All fresh and nicely frosted.
Try some-
D. STEWART,
Eclipse Bakery.
Bakes Best Bread.
CAKE  _ ‘CAKE
TELEPHONE
NOTICE
This being the last month of our
financial year. all parties owing
amounts to the company for rent-
als or tolls will please remit the
same without delay. _
We -will be pleased to send our
collectors for the same upon re-
quests.
Toll accounts are not entitled to
the zo p. c. discount unless paid
within live days from presentation
of account.
All parties having accounts
against this company, will please
render them monthly hereafter
together with the order for all
goods delivered.
The Telephone Company of P.
E. I. V
Per. W A. WINFIELD.
Gen. Manager.
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.Traverse all day yesterday and only suc-
Oalsuvax., on Tuesday night.
TulAbegweits second team returned
Itlierdly morning from `a visit to
Souril. -
Colm with the crowd to the young
men’s social in the First Methodist church
tonight. V
A c0No1m'r will he given hy the pupil;
of Prince Street School on Friday llth,
in Kindergarten Hall.
A1* a meeting of the Water Commission-
ers held last night Simon W. Crebbe was
rs~elsctsd chairmen ot the Board.
Tru returns received from Milton last
evening were McLean 58, Hansard 46,
lgives Mr. Hsszard a majority in all
U _
TBI names of D. Ryan and P. D.
Bowlsl. Oerdigauare mentioned as pro-
bohlefora candidate to contest in the
Liberal intorestsinthe election fer the
vacant seat osusad by the death of James
E. McDonald. ,
A ual.: quertette composed of Messrs.
Putnam and W. C. Turner ‘will sin at
Tuma was crossing both ways at the
Capes yesterday, :he mails consisting of
38 bags arriving at Caps Traverse at 3.50.
The special that left for the Caps Wed-
nesday afternoon was engaged in lighting
the snow between Emerald and Cope
oeodsd in reaching Traverse at seven
o’o1ook. She left on return to the oity at
eight and only reached here shortly after
midnight.
THE ilrst session of the annual meeting
of the Grand Lodge, L. O. A. opened at
2.3011. m. yesterday aiternooniu Boyne
Lodge Room, Wright's Hall. Owing to
the delayed trains and the almost impass-
ible state of the roads the session shortly
adjourned till the arrival 'of the train
from the west which reached the city
shortly before nine o'olcck. The Grand
Lodge again met upon the arrival of thc
passengers from the train with a good
attendance and as there was a large
amount of routine business for transac-
tion continued in session well into the
morning hours.
Wsnnnu nlLLs-At the residence of
the brlde’s father, Junius Simpson, Hope
River, Wednesday evening Feby 17 at 8
o`clook Miss Agnes Slmpsonjand Robert
J. Anderson of Stanley Bridge were
united in the holy bonds of mntrimony
by Rev. Ewen McDonald. The bridc was
attired ln cream voile with trimmings of
lace and chiffon. She was attended by
her cousin Miss Ada Simpson dressed in
grey voile. Tile groom was supported by
B. McEwen. Alter the ceremony upwards
of llfty guests partook of the sumptuous
repast provided for the occasion. The
evening was passed pleasantly with
games etc. The presents were numerous
and costly showing the high esteem in
which the young couple are held In the
community. The Guardian joins with
their many friends in wishing them °‘Bon
Voyage" along thejournoy of life.
Patriot and Examiner please copy.
For the Lenten season we have Fresh
Salmon, Halibut, Uodilsh, Haddock,
White ilsh &'Jo.,alno Finan Haddiss,Smok-
ed and dried Salmon, Mackerel, Kippered
Herring, Bloaters, Boneless Codilsh, dry.
and pickled Codtlsh, Extra good, Digby
Herring. Island canned Salmon, Mack-
erel, Ciams, Lobsters, Quahaugs. Sardin-
es &c. No 1 Salt Herring, Tongues and
and Sounds and Smelts.-J. ll. Myrlok 8:
C0. llii 5I
G. H. W. Moore, G. F. Hutcheson, A. G. ‘I
0
As ioreoeeted laThe Guardian yesterday
Thomas Kickham Souris was nomi-
nated at the Liberal Convention at
Morell to contest the seat recently veost-
ed by Anthony McLaughlin. ' B. N. Uox
presided, and rousing speeches were
given by Premier Peters, I-lon. J. H.
Cummiskey and othersn Resolutions ex-
pressing confidence in the Local and
Federal governments were passed. '
AT the Hillsboro Rink yesterday after-
noon an interesting curling match was
played between the Clergy and Lawyers,
the result being a victory for the former
hy two points.-
Rev. W. W. Lodge
Rev. G. M. Young
Rev. T. F. Fullerton
Percy Pope
Skip 14.
T. C. James \
Rev. Leo Williams
Sidney Grey
D. B. Stewart Wm. Brehsut
Skip 15. Skip 12.
Anour two years ago John McNeill, son
of Roderick McNeill, Vernon River, left
ior the Northwest to seek his iortune.
During ths past year his parents have net
heard from him until yesterday when
they learned that he had died at s board-
ing house in Picton on Wednesday while
waiting for the Miata to take him home.
lt is thought that he had been in ill
health and left the Northwest to return
to Vernon River but while at Picton he
passed away from the effects of his
ardous trip across the Dominion. The
remains were taken over in the Minto
FPS*/"dnl “Bd We !0\lng man who hoped
soon again to see his old home alive will
be taken there today a corpse.
A. E. Inns
J. A. McDonald
A. E. Williams
W. A. Weeks Jr.
Skip 12.
L. B. llonlllhn
L Hs B08!
GOI LAME BACK OR LUMBAG01,
I
No need uf that now. That sort of pain
can be knocked out in short order, for
Polson’s Nerviiine, which is tive times
stronger than any otherpenetrates at once
through the tissues, reaches the source of
suffering, drives it out and thus gives ro~
iief almost Instantly. Not magic, but
strength *nat gives Polson’s Nervllino this
power. You will think it magic however
if you rry it-, pain goes so quickly. Sguld
bly dealers everywhere, in large 25:. ot-
t es.
MARRIED.
At Montague on Feb. 17, 1904, by Rev.
W. R. Motley, Leeming Moses Pearden
and Annie May Campbell.
DIED.
On Feb. 16th at the home of John Scott,
Clyde River, Mrs. Joseph Warren, aged
67.
Funeral today (Friday) at Z o'clock.
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AKE,
BISCUIT, etc.,
raised with
Johnson’s
Baking '
' Powder
may be eaten with
impunity by persons
of dyspeptic tenden-
cies or the most sensi-
tive stomachs.
Sold by all grocers
and by the manufact- '
urers.
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S lling Shirt waists  
  3’ r liinen ms
Seems like throwing money to the little birds-does’nt it ?
'l`hat’s what we’re doing at the big shirt waist sale though-every shirt
waist on sale at
  Bali Price
that puts one big line out at 13 cents each. Time for customers to hurry-
they’re moving fast.
25
39
49
~ 78
95
$1.10
I.25
l.70
2.10
2.75
5.10;
,oo e mcilto 
Here’s the way prices run.
cent Waists for .I3
" “ “ .20
“ “ “ .25
.59
.48
“ .55
.65
.85
$1.05
1.58
1.55
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CHICAGO MARKETS»
  _  WE ARE MEETING
Fb. Wheat WB May WM” _ `
E* Cgrg  " C0l'l‘l -‘ v F*
.. ,.  P... _ALL CUT PRICE;
,._f'“"“*”f    ._ QN FURNITURE
barrels-all the leading brands. Sandor-
l9 d lx.
’°“ sl 0°' Call in and let us figure on your Wants-Our discounts
.1
I may not be as large but our first price is much smaller
' ' '"""" I than that asked elsewhere-comparison invited.
 
For tolls
We have all the popular
cold cures, viz;
Laxa, Bromo, Quinine.
Laxa-Cold.
1, 2. 3 and 5 grain Quin-
ine Pills. p
Mnc’s Cold Cure.
We especially recom-
mend. It is prompt and
eliective. easy to take and
prefectly safe.
PKlCE 25c.
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lacllonaldll liacllnnou,
D`RUGGISTS»
Cor Gt.George and Kent Ste.
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BE EOOLISH
Get a hat this spring that’s up-to-date. Nothing looks worse on I
a man than an unbecoming hat-“BOSTON DERBY
HATS" are made for particular men-are perfect in lit and Euish
an 11i°liii§
WEAR” “THE BOSTON DERBY HAT"
If you’re hard to please you’ll like them all the more, you’1l iind
the fit perfect, the style becoming. and the general linish HS it
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,_,,_,,,.;~,.=;,`l_< _,.3-= , Agents  _
John Newson.
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Bokor’s Hockey Skates
Boker-’s Hockey Skates
Boker-'s Hockey Skates
Wholply Hockey Skates
Spring Skates all sizes
Shin Pads
Walkcr’s Corner
Dec. 12, 1903.
Arona
Dominion
Royal Ganadian
Hockey Sticks from 15 cents
Simon W. Crabbe,
1 I
, you would not like it.
If somebody told you that you were behind the times
For sale at every live grocery.
5 cents a box, 3 boxes 12 cents.
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You can avoid being told so, by using
The Headlight
PARLOR HATCH
It is up-to-date and the only match to use indoors.
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