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wut .and ‘vr¢.v=l»,t\_ tfwg;
Ask tlfdoctor. _ i.¢“6£Y.‘§-.-.
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A watch tlfaxt will be a’ source of_sstiafsctlon to _< ,
its owner-then boy a “Weliner Watch. ,  -
For saieby, ‘
w.’ w. WELLNER. 
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For. the F1505! Finished ._
Photo Work Com! £0 U10
Leading Studio
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Alfi. PROUFC
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NEW DelBRISAY BLOCK.
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YOU' l’lAY EAT
Many things hard to digest if you
take one or two of HUGHES' DY-'
.SPBPSIA ` TABLBT8 afterwards.
'they-are wonderiulhelps to diges-
tion, they make weak stomachs,
strong, correct acidity. formation oi
gas and prevent nausea. Price z5c
box. - . -
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Geo. E. HUGH E5.
Apqthecaries _ Hall.
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BEAUTY IN COLLARS.
The beautiful dnish on our laundry wort:
makes it a pleasure for the wearer, and the ad-
miration of the observer. .
Yourlady friends w\il admire this beauty,
and your good judgment. if you have your
laundry work done up at the
STAR STEAM LAUNDRY.
Kent St. Phone r5r
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ofaggan 1
To the Electors of Charlottetown
and Royalty.
Granruauttw,-At a large convention oi' the`
tLiberal-Conservative party,he\d on Wednesday
night, I was unanimously nominated to con-
test this dktrict in their interests on the 16th
last
I have consented to ofler and am now a can-
didate for your nlifragea.
It is but right that I should atate my views on
public questions as strongly as roaslble.
r. I am opposed to the Legislat ure appropri-
ating the moneys belonging to this city for
rtvenne for the whole province. This city has
to keepup its own institutions and has a right
to all its revenue.
s. l am opposed to members of the govern-
ment and members ci the Legislature being
paid public moneys contrary to law.
5. I believe that the policy of bnrdening this
province with a public debt and paying large
sums annually for interest, is ruinous to both
town and conntry,~and if elected I will do all
in my power io make revenue and expendltur
meet. ' .
4. Should you honor me with your support I 1
shall endeavor to promote the best interests or
Charlottetown and Royalty in particular and
the whole province in general.
Al the time for catnaasing the district is very
short, it will be impossible lor me to personally
canvass all the electors; therefore I take this
means of soliciting the votes. and influence of
-electors in this contest.
I remain, Sentlemen,
Yours respectfully.
4 dt! _ L _ P. s. BROWN. ;.
 - 'l. .
lleltiieati Fish lilrkal
All kinds of Fresh, Salt and
,Stn/oked Fish, Salmon, Haiibut,_
csc, Hnlacclr. Flcsis Hsddles.
etc.  i"_
Also all kinds of Beef. Pork.
_ atnb, and a choice variety of
anaagee-
Give ns a call; "1
-_" We'il treat yon right.
,lllddlesly & .lrliltlvlze
Street opp.-R. B. _Nortonfs
State neardydnoyv-Btsat.
_` rye; _ , »_~ ,. ~
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Slater _
1.3*  ‘- 
Sllocs A
for- Spring
arc all
in Stock .
It is‘ early of
course but we
find people look
ing for spring-
goods earlier
than they did
in the past-we
are ready with
eve r y t h i n g
fashionable, the
goods seem
better than ever
-that says a
lot-same prices
$3.50 and $5.00
a pair.
AllCy & C0.
ar: /
J
land
Mar
are
to i
12|-
o.21_9.-._..  T
he
ublic
Patronage
'will always remain the .
beat test of an institut-
ion‘s merits. Iudged
by this, standard the
'~Reqdin’s'D1-ng Store is
eaely accorded first
pleas. A tflst -will
make you a regular cus
ARKET BASKETS
ust received from Lnndon.Eng-
, 15 dozen English Wi-l1ow‘
ket. Baskets. Among them
several new varieties. In order what lt implies" ny-Rev. J. Perkins)
ntroducc them we offer for
one week only:
A special Discount of
2 par cent off all our stock
of English Market Baskets.
Ca
them.
B
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P
EER & GOEE
in .J its
rs
is
.‘_°'-e.
'-.Ll
i. s |iilllll$ 
1% ,_
Everywhere. _ '
E‘f‘.§'7{-
` --- ‘ti
I 'l r M
. ,Tal debtontha Hampton public hx
h been ln etzsly paid oh’ from the
such a gtaat. success. At the concert Ol _
was realised and the promoir rs are to lj
congratulated upon their eifortl. ki
Tm: theatrical colony at Freeport, L. 
wal ' sly surprised yesterday by the
, widow of John Stromberg, formq'
musical director for Weber & Fields wm
lbe marriedon Easter Sunday to Cheri*
a. slrmssa. use sucaws nw Mr. slat
mond, who is a real-estate broker of Frogs
port and who had charge of lher proper ‘
onthe Island, about two yellrs _. ago.
 freque_gtly"ito ‘ifult--harlnbout hot
fantate and at laal. srdttachmsnt grew up
between l.hem.Ha is several years har ina#
lor. [The late Mr. Stromberg was a native
of Charlottetown where his parents and
other relatives still reslde.]
Pnlsadnnrw Association. The Preach-
ers’ Association met ln the First.
h rch Charlottetown on Mon
sont r‘so were J. T. elllsh, Sec., Revs.
work of the past; quarter was proceeded
of appointments for the next quarter and
preparing said plan forthe press. Soma
practical suggestions were made with a
w oiurthar aidln and faollitatln the
preachers. The Association adjourned at
Hi) p. rn., to meet ln the church atClifl.cn
Lot 48, on the last Monday ln May.
Pnasous going to Prince Edward Is-
land are often unable to obtain satisfac-
tory lnformat'on here regarding connec-
locai odlclals were announcing that in
order to.conn<°ct with the streamers loav
ing Plotou at 7 o’clock in Lbs morning
passengers would have to leave Sr.. John
on the morning train on the previous day.
Il. was stated that the noon express would
not connect. This ls incorrect. The noon
express leaving hero for Halifax trans-
fers mails and pas=engers at Truro to a
special which runs direct to Picton. The
Mlnto and Stanley are maklngfalrly rogu-
lar trips, although Northumberland
Straits are almost completely blocked
with ice. This is in large fields, and the
crossing is at present most difficult. Since
Wednt sday lost the etenmers have cross-
ed regularly, bul: even a alight change in
the direction of the wind may at. any time
block tha ateamcrs for days.-St. John
Sun.
SUNDAY school Convention to be held in
the Murray Harbor South Presbyterian
Church dn March l7t.h.
Pnofmass.
March 17, 1904.
2 00 p. nn. Davotlon led by E. G. Gadd-
ings.
2,15 p. fn. appointment of Committees.
Minutes-Reports of officers.
Music.
Report of Gcrdentlal committee.
_ Reports from schools.
3.00 p. rn. Music.
Paper-"The pledge in the S. S. and
Music-Offering.
Blackboard lesson by the Field Secret-
ary.
Evaurua.
7.30 p. m. Praise Service led by D. A.
Horton.
I1 early and get Your Pick of Minutes--Report of Nominating Com.
Muslo. l.
8.00 p. m. Address of Welcome-G.
Montgomery.
Response'-E. Lumsden.
Music-Report. of Finance Committee.
8.30. Address-Rav. John Fitzpatrick.
Chorus---Patel-'s Road School. ‘
Address-Rev. D. W. Crandall.
Music-Offering.
Address-Tha Field Secretary.
Dllilcultles in S.S. work and how to
meet them.
READ iT THROUGH:
'Twould Spoil This Story to Tell it inthe
Headlines-
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To use ane lghteenth' odntnry phrase,this
lsau "0’er true ,halc,", Having happened
ld iliilll villilh town ln the wintsr of
Iwi, it is a story very mucho! the present.
UD to me Mrs John E Har
wma' -A mon oi, %tatig:.°Va... had nc pei;
  sonal knowledge ofthe rare onratlve pro-_
mrtlu at Ohsaoxtlsws cough Rsmsdn
l _ , . n . - ~
B|°0§_  =., ‘-Lui-Fmltarr. a um, "mybscs was
` _ ’  i adi'lalf\aiooltl,alti.at onetime I. foaled
-i
sbs would have llllassoala. but cum
my asighborn told me bw this lolasrb
1 ' are tuna an-_llms sq ..ar|..,.¢|¢_.\
Ra lusultlnca' 1'-='~““=°=~=»‘="f-"=°““‘
' . all th -
~ ~ . I gatrtxosslstln-lilat cst;;f;':i's:l°‘y°.°;
aolngsograa acc
pl b
lthoo h hlyor sayf
fhopeaiwhortad
rewithin my reach,
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sooavfscad as I was.”
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ca_n“present_ your lady
piece. e ~ I
Illllwnusntnns
an tbeyeysmox _ihlch united
r _  _‘_ pl Vancouver, and
' _ alice-ltorrls. of this city, was
performed by the Bev. A. H. Sanford, in
s presence ot a ‘large congregation.
faaurdelrho isahadatwhllti oftholala
Norris, Ksq founder or the Nana-
l_.=f.;l»-,r  ..:;yf.f an __   __ . _
' “lhollorittiandltlbtlttpbnden ,mm “__w_m,,w__
‘ing on the ar-mtg her brotser, G. E. Nor-
ris, who Rail nwlir he was becom-
ingly gowned in a travallllltr costume of
dark blue cloth trimmed with white lace,
and won aplotncs hat. She was amand-
ec by har cousin, Mies Gladys Lolgh't.oo
. W D1 °
iorillta ofthe recent concert which  Th* INN” W" l\'ll\D°l'Wi U! Jlllltl,
I
Hunter, of Vancouver. As the happy
mob mt the cams urs. onmsk pn;
ed tha “Waddllts March" and the bells
.rang out merrily. _
The bride, who la n native daughter of
Nanaimo has been in ne
- ~ ' » ` ` . tl -
.. gradient rm Mrs. uma strong- ,d M, m,,,, yms"f,‘,';,, Tha’ $163;
Lelmle, the Sunday school and other
organizations of the Wallaiu Street
Church, and is held in the hlghostvesteem
among a very wide circle effrleilde, a fact
which was testidcd to hy the handsome
array of useful and costly presents that
she received upon this auspicious occas-
sion. Mr. Msgford is also well known ln
Nanaimo where he resided for several
years, leaving hers some time ago to take
up a position in Vancouver. Be was pro-
minently identified with saver-al nt the
movements which have the \Vallace St
Church for their centre.
After the ceremony a reception wa
given at the home of the brlde's mother,
Methodist O tl , -
day, March 7th, at 2.3) p. m. The Ram R_ Mrs. Norris, which was attended by a
Opin was present, and ln the chair;.pre- “U89 numb" 0|' RUGHIS WHO $00k tho
opportunity of pressing their congratula-
Ge6_ 'M_ younm W_  Thom.s_ Thom" tions and good wishes upon the newly
Hicks,Frank R.Friszlo,MesarsN.Pcardon, m”'\'l¢d °°\lPll’»- The festivities did not
Hem., Rwkham’ John prow” “nd gem-_Y terminate until slate hour. This morning
McKenzie. The matter of reviewlnll the ME- and Mrs' Muqmrd 19"' E” v°“°°“"~’“`
where the honeymoon will be spent.
Wm, usb the work of Derfeoung me Ulm They will later take up their residence at
Fairview, one of tho pretty suburbs of
that city.-Nanaimo Free Press.
Mr. Mullford is n brother of George
Mugford of the Mark Wright Furnishing
via t g lr
andous and self-denying labors of the local  TM “WW D'|“°|P°l °f UW lui/°l`°!ff
n P l
govent is a native of . E. I. and was
at one times memik of The Guardian
composing ntatf. His many friends will
join in wishing him much happiness.
tions for-Picton. Only a faw days ago   
Are Run Down
They Are Liable to Get Fever or
Pneumonia Keep Your Little Ones
Strong and Healthy with Ferro-
zone. ‘
Parents can‘t adord to neglect the
health of their children, for if disease
fastons itself on tha child of lender years
it may be the beginning ofa long train of
serious sickness. Ferrozone is a remedy
that mothers can rely on, and every child
will ha benefited by using lt. Mrs, Hen".
etta Lafiamms of Quebec, write.-: “Last
year my daughter, aged sixteen, was run
down and looked very poorly. She was
worrying about her exams* and ahc dldn`t
el ~
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. .lr __ strong ein
. - . oug to stu y
' Children - very hard. [got
I Grow Strong' on I surge _gferrozone
~ . . ~ an made a
'_ Fenolgne ‘wonderful
. . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. .change in Mum
Fen-ozone gave her strength and toned
her up splanrildly. I am very grateful to
Ferrozcne and know that children would
ba much stronger lf treated with Ferro-
zone.
Mrs .lames E. Dovlne oi Frankford,
says Férrozone has no equal for strength-
enl% children and writes:
“ han my little dough ter wnn weak
and miserable l gava her one Ferrczone
tablet. at. meals. She improved at once,
and before taking Ferrozone tl week gain-
ed in weight, an enjoyed a splendid ap-
petite. I never used any tonic that gave
such quick and permanent results ns Fer-
rozona.
Every child can be made stronger by
Ferrozone which acts on the blood and
strengthens the entire system. Ferrosone
is the sort. of tonic that builds of strong
healthy frames; it gives a chll energy
and spirit, and drives awav weakness.
Every mother should give her children
Ferrozone, and give up all obsolete treat.-
mects like hitters an -i cod liver oil, which
are hard on A chlld'a stomach. Just one
Ferrozone tablet at meals, easy and pleas-
ant to take. Results are sure when you
use Ferrozone. Refuse any substitute
and insist on having Ferro: one which
alone can build up and cure quickly.
Price 500 per box or six boxes for $250 at
all drugglsts or by mall, from N. C. Pol-
son 8: Co., Kingston, Ont., and liartlox-rl,
Conn., U. S. A.
DAINTY,
FRENCH
CHINA.
E We are well pleased at
the reception given our im-
I portation of
E|.lrE,
I l..llvl0o Es
  CHINA
What IIA tri t deli ls
magna Ya el iiaces of ‘Brig
. _we wish to emphasise tha tact
that the pattern we have in stock is
a sta_ple any otemuof which _:an be
o$ nga! ary ma. sy l at oy
pnrcha nga ew mecca rom time
o lima, a complete dinner or tea art
; 
_ G. F. llllllilllillil,
Jeweler. _
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SPECIAL
This lot has yoke trimmed
Sleeves; 85c each.
the money-$1.25 each.
torchon lace insertion and bebe
to $3.50 each.
 iliiiidi  trance rs, 9...' - . --
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- RM ` ' " ` #mn-'ar  ’ MUGFO§*'_,';”°mi$‘   ' ‘ ‘
_ _  _J ,oavsrrnrattr dill Backplane last MEET ME AT THE ALWAYS BUSY STORE.
s'rANLEY H Baos.
WHITE
  l SALE.
VALUE
QIINQQ
NIGHT DRESSES.
Secure some of these now; you
will play more for them later on.
NI GHT GOWNS-Lot l at 55:: each.
Made of good quality cotton, generous in size, tucked
yoke with lace trimming on neck and sleeves, perfection in
finish and workmanship. only 55¢ each,
Lot 2 at 85c each.
with clusters of line tucks
and embroidery insertion ; Lonsdale frills on neck, front and
Lot 3 at $1.00.
_ Made of Sue cotton. yoke clusters of fine tucks. trimmed
with Torchon lace on collar, front__and sleeves.
. Lot 4 at $1.25.
This l_ot-Empire style, with embroidery yoke ; em-
broidery frills on neck and sleeves. A splendid garment for
 5 at $ls65l $L75o
_ Various styles at _these_.'prices, some high neck, some
Empire style. torchon insertion and beading yokes, trimmed
ribbon; others with hem-
stitched tucked yokes, embroidery and insertion on neck,
yoke and sleeves. Hundreds of others in various styles up
STANLEY BROS.
li' I1 I-In-all,-I _W _"__ _ _*_ W M!
reasonable prices.
-'-PF I §l_l-i-'-
We have received from one ofthe bcst fish packers on the Is-
land a quantity of dried and boneless Codlish which wc are scll-
ing at line prices by ound, quintal, }f, quintal, or box.
Also in Stock a ull line of canned fish to select from at
PHONE sANoERsoN tt. co..
I I2_ Grocers. Slmnysidef
HAVE YOU
A l)0LLAR P-.-..
D0 )’0ll Willll
l
an
Accordion P
If so now is
your time to
speak-Tl1ey're
worth more,
much more, but-
you can have
one for the even
dollar.
A See our south
' window.
MILLER llllll$-»
Queen Street,
Connolly's Building.
Schooner lor Sala
The Behr' Two Brothers, ag tons, register. is
especially adapted lar ilahlnf, is a last smiles
, 1 j. y--»_. 3   f- AJ andiivn good epair. !or nrther partlcnlara
J
a tl
9’ ARCHIBALD LORD,
Crapand, 4d 6| victor
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WA “M ob Eailfg
ICTUR
r\rcrluced_ hy the latest improved
pletwr ds lu pliologlhplly as pract-
iced in our studio is a .eal work of
art. This is esprclally true of the
new steel engraving effect which
gives n roulldrd and soft appearance
to the picture which ls
Very Attractive
lfazoll have not had n plmtogrnplt
ta cn rev \nlly_ let us makl: you a
dozen of the newest kind. 'l`l\ey
will .allow you at your heat nnrl will
he finislrsn ln a style that snows
"tcne" in every delnil at
GAUVlN_,GENlZEl._ & C0.,
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3,4 strength and color. Inst if
f.
5 THE TEA for an evening _ _
,a .
_ party. V
-e Jas. Kelly & Co. ;»
9! stllw ' it
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scllbonrlt tofslli.
The sehr. F. \f. leynolds; 35 tons, ehelbourne
build, bottoln oals and copper fastened.
thoroughly overhauled and painted in Sept,
nm, |aod carrier, fast salier, especially
adapted for lshlng having large cabin and
for->eastle For particulars apply to G. R
lfcihchran, 8. M. Customs Qourta, where
veraei is aow laid up. or to
GRO. W. UQKAY
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