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ARTISTS PROOF! ‘
CEO. H. COOK.
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welcome.
tlrder Your Drugs
and medicines
bv mail from
Geo. E. liuglies,
` THE PEOPLE’S DRUGGIST,
Apothecaries Hall. Charlottetown.
(We consider mail orders a compliment.)
G0ilD QUALITY '
MEN’S RUBBERS
Canadian or Ameri
can makes, 69c a pair.,
All sizes, new stock. ;
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Watch Our Ads it Will
A.E. lVlcEACHEN.'
` The Shoeman. `
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Just Received, 1
gross Wampoles’
on Liver oii. »
I Llquozonc,
» Small and large bottles in .
gicek, 5c¢ and $1.oo.
Mabon’s Drugstore,
Souris East, P. E. Island.
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DUWI Of Cllristian lieralds from J. G.
Weldon.
Hocxxv to-night-Labor Union vs Em-
pires, P W College vs Northern Stars.Ad-
mission loc. .
Anvnirriens an again remlndsd that,
all “changer should be ln thidomce no
later than one p. m. to ‘lnsum insertion
in following issue. -
Tau many friends ,of Miss Maclileson,
Pownal street, will regret to learn that
she broke her hip by falling on the ice
near her home, some days ago.
TH: Royal Scarlet Chapter of the
\‘Hillsborough District will meet in St.
RUBBERS
406. 7
MEN’S
OVER-
SHOES
7 5c.
WOMEN ’S
BO0TS
Button and laced
in all sizes.
99?”
liuyect.
English
Nlacaroons
Owing to a mistake of the shipper we
were sent about ten times as many of
Huntley & I’alnier’s MACAROONS
and TROUBADOUR BISCUITS as
we ordered. In order to reduce our
stock of them quickly we have decided
to offer them for a short time only at a
Discount of 25 per cent less
than regular prices
This is a genuine bargain as Huntley
& Palrner's Biscuits are known the
world over for their good qualities.
Beer & Goff.
In wishing you
a Happy New
Year and thanking
you for our growth
and prosperity we
promise bette'
llfllllll
New
Year
things for th
coming year to our
customers.
Q George's Lodge room on Feb. 14th at 7.30
ldclock, p. ru. Full attendance requested.
; Bu! your Valentines at the Punch and
`_.1udy and Valentine Fair this afternoon
ln Bt. Peter's School rooul. Home
_made candy for sale. Admlsslon:10 cts.,
.3 for25 cts.
ANY persons, (ladies or gentlemen.)
ydesiringtosee the Guardlan's big Web
Perfecting Press in operation should call
at business oflices any Wednesday at
twelve o'cloclr, or Saturday at one o'clock
sharp.
Tun new theatre at Stewiacke ta to be
opened very shortly. The hall will hold
500 or 600 people and the stage is being
finely equipped. 'Charles Horton, the
well-known painter, of this city, painted
the scenery and left today with it for
Stewiacke, where it will be mounted
under his direction. On the proscenlum
curtain is a pretty marine view, “The
First Shot of Trafalgar," showing seven
big battlcships under full sail and ln line,
and the fierce shell fire falling short into
the wuter. The view is prettlly bordered
with imitation onyx columns and crimson
drapery. 'The stage ls about 19 by 18 feet.
The setspnlnted include a fancy interior'
n plain interior, a wood and a landscape.
-Halifax Herald.
Tniinxc is now under construction a-
cross the St. Lawrence ut Quebec, a
cantilever bridge, which, whenjcomplete,
will contain the longest span of any
bridge yet erected, not even excluding
the great cantllovers of the Forth
|Bridgeiu Scotland. The structure is of
i the cantilever type, and consists of two
i approach spans of 210 feet each, two shore
4 arms, each 500 feet in length, and a great
icentral span 1,800 feet in length The
‘total length of the entire ,bridge is 4,210
tf and although in extreme dimensions lt
does not compare with tne Firth of Forth
Bridge, which is about 1 mile in extreme
length. it has the distinction of having
the longest span in the world byllofeet.
the two tautilevors of _the Forth Bridge
ibalngeach 1,710 feet In length. The to-
tal width ol' the floor is ti) feet, and pro-
vision is made fora doubletraeked mil-
way two roadways for vehicles, and two
sidewalks. ln a cantilever of this magni-
tude thc individual members are nec-
essarily of huge proportions, the main
posts, for instance, being 325 feetln
length, and each weighing 750 tons.
Tnr: I. C. R. is very short of coal for
locomotives at Mont-ton und the fuel de-
partment is hustling to get in n supply be
fore serious cmbsrussmonts occur. Tho
supply of coal at Moncton yesterday was
reported to be so low that traffic wus in
danger of being considerably interrupted
thereby. Owing to the heavy storm of
lust week and the still heavier storm of
this week along the railway east, very
little coal has been hauled by the I. C. R.
of late. The consequence ls that the heavy'
drain mode on the short supply nt Monc-
t0n bus about exhausted the bin and left
the stores department hard up ngviinst
the neu.-sslty of having rush orders ill‘eii
yesterday without delay. The whole
trouble has been brought about by the
shortage of motive power. During the re-
cent storms the l. C. R.. management had-
their hands more than full to keep the
express trains running. Many of the ex-
press tmlns had to he cnncellnd, principal-
ly because there were not engines enough
to plow out the road and run trains at the
same time. The shortage of motive power
his the chief cause of the difficulty in get-
ting trains oi-cr the lntercoloninl. Monc-
ton Times.
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People who have usod our “Compound
Syrupof lIypophosphltes“ tell us there is
no better preparation sold for keeping the
system in good healthy condition. Its
merits are well known-lt has stood the
test. Keep yourself good and strong
and your nerves well toned _by using this
Only 751: bottle A. W. ltedilin, Plnn. 1).,
Contra' Drugstore.
BE FOREHANDED _
and secure some of our carpet and fur-
niture bargalns,- James Patou &  _
_ ' snoier wsior-rr _ L _ ~ ~
no matter how little at a time, amounts 1 |` b°" Hd H
to s whole lot on a yesr’s huyiilif-l ‘ Ladleafiioots lu Dongola1(_ld,0il Pebble.
Wei ht ll I melt" "1" "° "‘*°" “'77 OPPOSITE P O werent, worn. eioolmd $115 for amor
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8 Your nerves will be ateadler, your dl-
iasny error it has got tobe in your
“'95 . ~ gestion better,wbenyou take Hughes'
OUR GROCERY Digestive Tonic prepared and sold by
eco ood to \\°v= it use is Hugh... apoiimanss 1-mi
~.' tation is g - - . ~
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'Pay' b, 'hon meazilrht as grorvid at auction rooms a superior upright . » Md “~ '
" " ` . ll" ld's und rwsar ivan anexesllsnt oppor`
Jo N coivi~io1.1.v s. co °""“‘ BEN, C,,,,,,,,,_ is c 1 _ _ _
Ciftown. ' - tunlty to buyers. Weeks k Co.-fiat!
Queen Street. pd, 5, il rw lauctiooeer. and mp.. _ , mm
. ' .¢_ > .
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_ Whiws Beg; Chocolates are dark eolor,_ riclikmellow__and _of refined
tile to bu anything superior erail price occ per lb
.1 ' favor. Iris n<>tP_°*“ -7 _ ' _
’ “Name on every pi¢¢¢-
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Premiership of-Quebec that it has ceased
to be a joke, and hasbecome s nuisance to
the Minisigrof Works and his friends.
That he is likely to become Premier
should Ms. Parent drop out Is very gen-
enlly admitted, but that he deiins to
steal his chiefs shoes while that gentle-
man is having abath is absolutely untrue.
and presents Mr. Gouln in a very unfair
light. Mr. Parent, it will be observed,
emphatically contradicts the story that
he is about to retire.
The Hon. Lomer Guin is a man of forty
three years of age and of splendid phy-
sical as well as mental development. 1-le
travelled the path of many French-Carr
adisn public men, and entered the Legis-
lature as a rising young barrister in 1$TI,
after huvlng in lrlll fought alosing iight
against Sir Hector Langevln for u. seat in
the Commons. He has been a Minister
since llllD,and is ausuthueiust in the great
work of openlniz up northern Quebec.
Mr. Gouln is a son-in-law of the late Hou
Honore Mercier.-Globe.
RE CHALLENGE,
Re the Trainor Hockey challenge andin-
sinuation in issue of Feb 13 that our team
claimed the championship -we chall-
enged the winners of the Prowse~Trainor
match and won same. We never claimed
the championship nor did we huve our
pictures taken as such.
B. Huouan,
Captain Paton team.
Will Interest Everybody.
Or At Least Everyone Who Suffers
From Catarrh.
Cuturrb in its various forms is u natloir
al disease, and the fact that nearly every-
body suffers from it more or less leads
many to neglect its proper treatment.
Nasal catarrh is a common cause of
headaches, destroys sense of smell and if
neglected reaches the throat, causing im-
pairment und sometimes total loss of
voiue.Bronchlalcatarrh lcadseasily to con-
sumption. Cutarrh of stomach and liver
are very serious and obstinate troubles,
while it is now generally admitted that
eatarrh is the most common of all causes
of deafness.
All of the more serious forms of cotarrli
begin with nasal catcu-rli, the local symp
'toms belnga proluse discharge, stoppage
of nostrils, irritation und frequent clear-
ing of the throat, sneezing, coughing and
gagging. V
The old style of treatment with douches,
inhalers, sprays, solves, etc., simply give
temporary relief and everyone who has
used any of them knows how useless they
are and their inconvenience is such that
icry few liuve the time or patience to con-
tinue their use.
A radical cure of cnturrh qan only be ob-
tained from u treatment which removes
the catarrhal taint from the blood because
no one will now dispute that catarrh is 11
constitutional or blood disease, and local
applications cun have no effect except to
temporarily relieve local symptoms.
A new remedy which has been remark
ably successful in curing catarrh isaplei s-
ant tasting tablet which is taking inter-
nally and acts upon the blood and mucous
inembrdnes. 4
It is composed of antiseptic remedies
like Red Gum, Blood root und similar
cleansing specifics which eliminate the
cuturrhal I-Olson from the system.
The tablets being pleasant to the taste
are dissolved in the mouth and thus r. acl:
tl ethrout, tracheu and finally the stom-
.-c.i ond entire allmentary canal. They
ure sold by druggistn everywhere under
the name of Stuurt's Catarrli Tablets.
If desired, when _there is much stoppage
of the nose, the tablets may be dissolved
in warm water and used ns o douche in
nddltion to internal use, but u douche is
not at all necessary. A few dissolved in
the mouth daily will be eufiicieut. Dr.
'Alnslee says: “The regular daily use of
Stuurt's Oatarrb Tablets taken internally
will cure the whole catorrhal trouble
without resorting to the inconvenience of
u douche or un inhaler."
_Tliey seem to given healthy tone to tho
whole mucous membrane and lt is rcnlly
remarkable how soon they will clear thc
head and throat of the unnatural and
poisonous cuturrhnl secretion.
Stuarts Cutarrli '1`u'»lets is -undoubtedly
the safest, most palatable and certnlnly
the most efficient and convenient. remedy
for any form oi cntarrli.
Repairs in Furniture-Our expertrepair-
mon are ut your service now, cheaper
t-hun when the' Spring rush is on. Goods
can be returned more promptly too.Bcttcr
let us call for that piece that has needed
repairs so long. You will be surprised
how nice we can make it look.-John
Nevrson. ‘ lldlw
Final Notice--All overdue sc-
counts not paid at once will be
given tothe Lourt for collection.
tf - .
*"“”"'°“"°` weeks & cds. 'Queen se 1 mr
Iron 0x Tablets do wonders for the ’
A , '
~f` ` nan or woman in s nm down condition. _
Lok your Drugglst for than 25 cents per
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EYE FACTS
Don'tlet the matter of ex
penso keep you from visiting
us. Sight a as precious as
life itse f and our charges are
' moderate. v '
We correct all defects of
vision, and if you need the
- services of an occulist, we will
fralpkly tell you so.
 here la`no guess work in
our methods. _
~We have the latest and moat
:gared apparatus for eye-
I
Always gladto help you. _
G. F. ii_UTCliES0li.
~ Expert Optfcian.
L
llnparalcllcd Bargains
in Ready to Wear
Cloth Skirts at
\ - 4
STANLEY Blilli.
55 SHIRTS
All new and fashionable, made by the best
-tailors
finish
in Canada-perfection in quality, style, Bt,
and workmanship
$2.95 for $1.95
1-58 long, 25 band. 1- 40 long, 25 band.
3-42 long, 25 band. 2-42 long, 26 band.
$2-50 for $1.75
1 -4o long, 26 band. 2-42 long. 25 band.
I-42 long, 24 band- I---42 long, 26 band.
I
$3.25 for $2.15
--38 long, 24 band. 1-40 long, 24 band.
I -40 long. 25 band. 1-41 long, 25 band.
£..e>-»<>~
-41 long, 26 band. 2-41 long. 27 band.
-42 long. 1 ea, 25, 26 and 27 band.
$3.75 and $3.85 for $2 70
3-42 long, 24 band. 1-42 long, 25 band.
3-42 long, 26 band.
$4 25 for $2 95
-39 long, 25 band. 1--40 long, 25 band.
-40 long, 26 band. 3-40 long. 27 band.
- 41 long. 1 ea, 25, 27 and 28 band.
-42 long, 26 band 2-42 long, 27 band.
Il odd Skirts from $3-25 to $7.15 each at
from $2.15 to $4-75 each.
STANLEY BROS.
N03'-'N
FLOUR TALKS
To have goodlbread,_ YOU must have good Flour, w¢ 5011
good Flour chess-1n'sinall bags, large bags, jg barrels and
barrels. Call an getlbur prices.
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  Sheet music
'55, - and
silt, »c?-""5" music Books
at our new store, ` The very latest-over 100
different Music Books to select from. Come
early and get your choice.
Millfli BROS_
SUNNYSIDE,
Prowse Building.
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Civ lie l’ utidr
R For Repairs of all Kinds.
Changes in Heating etc-
Founders. Machinists and Boilermakers.
Manufoecturere of
ENGINES, BOILERS, TANKS. Elf.
The Charlottetown Foun-
dry and Machine Co.
PHONE 73. P. 0. BOX 41|.
1-11 dwil
Having installed an up-to-date
Formaldehyde Generator. vv ich is s
perfect Germicide
I sm now prepared to disinfect dwelling,
public Buildings, elses. stores, etc.. etc. guss-
anteeiag their turilestlon if infected with the
noxs oi soy contagious disease, without injury
o any woven fab: cs, ornaments or furniture.
All work dome under the supervision of any
medical onctloner. or according to the regula-
ations of the Board of Health.
G' D' 
General Director, and Embalmer.
mee Phone 2131>, residence Phone Co,
 
Wanted |00
Snnwihovlais
Every snow shoveler in the
city or country needs a pair of ‘
leather leggins--we have the
result of years’ experiments
in a Grain Leather leggin.
side spring, eiisy to put on and
off, none better ‘in snow or
water.
Price the weakest part.
$1.40
J. H. BELL
The Experienced
Leatherman.
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INTERCOLONIAL
RAILWAY
-WHY-
Canada’s Famous Train
-THE-
“MARITIME EXPRESS”
Does the Business between the
Sydneys. Halifax. Si- John. Quebec
and Moi tres.-.
-BECAUSE-
lt's dining and sleeping car ser-
vice is uncquallcd.
--THAT IS WHY.-
Write for time tables. fares, etc.
G. A. SHARP.
Supr.-rintc-xident, P. F.. I. Railway,
Charlottetown, l’. E. I.
 
Dominion Atlantic Railway.
and steamshlp Lines to Boston via Yarmouth
l‘he pcpniai Fall Line Between Rssteru Nova
Scotia and Boston Vis Windsor
junction and Halifax.
EXPRESS TRAINS leave Halifax, daily, (ex-
cept 8nndi\v) at 7.55, I. m. for Di by and Yar-
igmuth making connection at lyarmonth for
.-sion.
The Royal MailSteamsl1lp
“ B O ST C>1\T
The Fastest and Fluent ‘steamer plying be
we-eu the Maritime Provinces and Boston.
Leaves Yarmouth, Wednesday and Saturday
for liouion on arrival of Elpress
t` nina from Halifax. Returning lesvu Long
Wharf, Boston, Tuesday and Yridav, at 2 p m.
Passengers arriving in Halifax next day 7.3¢:
ls. m. by Express Train.
For all in ormation, guide books folders, etc.
which will be sent free, vlrile to  H. Arm-
strong, G1-ne-i sl Passenger Agent, Kentvilll
N. 5. h"I`raim run ou Atlantic Standard
Time.
P. GIFKINS,
General Mgr.
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that more eyes are ruined
by improperly fitted glasses
than by natural causes.
Eye defect comes sooner or
later to all alike and to be
properly fitted means years
of comfort ahead.
Our optical department is
equipped with the latest
appliances and is nt your
service.
G. H. 11111011,
jeweler and Optician.
SUNNYSI DE.
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iF YOU ONLY KNEW
When your well stocked store was
going to burn down, you could
wait to insure until the week be-
fore, but
W hen it is Destroyed
You are too late. Remember the
old adage, “There is no time like
the present." and no insurance
like ours.
H3. II. E E E E
Representing Phoenix cf Hartford
Canadian Quebec.
WANTED.
A farmer to live on and talrc charge
of a farm about five miles froin Char-
lottetown. Apply at this otiice. ' i
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