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OUR COFFEE

We haven’t said any. thing about cohee for sornetime, bnt_w¢ are selling more than eve; before. Most every day brings a new customer for lt,that‘s proof our codee ls good.

HAVE YOU TRIED IT.

If you haven’t leave your next order with ns and get the best in the city. Our price is 4,oc a pound

Webster & McKay,

PHONE 199.

Fresh i

iiriiund

Eviiry ilay

The Art of Making Bread

is thoroughly under- stood by our Baker who has years oi' experience. We bake all kinds and sell reasonably.

Vienna Broad

Plain Bread

Duchesse Bread Graham B_ead

D.ST EWA RT,

HCLIPBE BAKERY. Baku Beat Bread.

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The Ladies oi

St. James Church will hold their

Annual Fancy Sale and

Tea on

THURSDAY. IAPRIL 7th

Doors open at 2.30 p. m. Tea from 5 tn 7.30 p. rn. Admission loc.

Tea 250.

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,community goes out to Mr. and Mrs. Mc-

EAs'rEn Tuesday evening the delightful

entertainment by the First Methodist choir in Kindergarten Hall.

Tan sale of the goads in the book stars

of C. J. Mitchell was concluded Saturday and the entire stock was disposed of at good prices.

Janus Ram, Hope River, left last night

for Norfolk, Va., whether he has been

summonefggya telegram from his brother, Rev. Fath Reid, Kelly’s Cross whose health is unimproved.

J. Woounurw, went through to

Bydneywith nine horses several days ago hom Charlottetown, says he never had to pay so much per head in six years of buy- ing on P. E. Island.-Picton Exchange.

RONALD MCDONALD, engineer of Pietou

has repaired and remodeled the steam launch he purchased last fall in Souris. He has made her a model craft for small pleasure parties. We understand that it is his intention to hire her for that pur- pose.-Pic‘cu Advocate. ’

A Pssrrv wedding took place Thursday

at the residence of Timothy C. Young, Upper Belle River, when Miss Katie S. McDonald of Iris, Lot 63, was unit;d in marriage to Benjamin D. Young, oi' the same place. Rev. A. S. Stewart performed the ceremony. The bride was attended by Miss Nellie E. Young, while William B. Young supported the groom.

THE death took place in this city Satur-

day morning, of Marion,youngcst daught- er of Archibald and Edith Mcimau, aged ten years. The deceased had been in good healih till twenty-four hours before her death, when she was seized by an attack

timely demise. The sympathy of the

Lean in their sudden and sad bereave- ment.

Fnnn KENNEDY, for the past nine years

the popular pressman in J. T. McKenzle’s tailoring establishment, left last night for Campbellton, N. B., where he will enter the employ of J. R. McKenzie. Mr. Kennedy is a master Workman and his many friends in this city will Join with The Guardi-in in wisniug him continued success. Saturday evening Mr. Kennedy was presented by his fellow employers at Mr. McKenzio's with an address wls“- ing him success and accompanied by a beautiful gold ring as a small token of esteem.

A MAN crossing the ice on foot Satur-

day afternoon took a novel method for the present season to keep hi feet dry. For about three hundred yards on the ice the water was about six inches deep and under ordinary circumstances it would be impossible to cross dry-shod. He was not to be bailled, however but on the Charlottetown side he sat down, tcclr oif his boots and socks, rolled up his pants ‘and crossed through the water. Reaching tha opposite side he re-seatsd himself, again replaced his foot gear and went on his way undampened.

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RFSERVE FORCE.

'l‘i.c healthy body has a ccrtnln amount

of .sli'.»ngl.h reserved in case ofrmfrgcncy, itimck by disease or ufiusual physical ex- haustion, without this power of resistance

tapersou is an easv prey' to every ill hat comes along. By enrlc ing the blood and creating new nerve cells, Dr. Chasers, Nerve Food kccps the health at high water mark and fills the body with the vigor and vitality that overcomes and dcficsdiseasc.

Juris Baannnr, for the past fear

years in the “Two Macs" drug store, leaves this morning for Tignish where he will enter the drug store of O. H. Dalton.

L. L. BEER lofi? last night for Monntgn

whether he had been summoned by a ¢€l°ll’Bll1 INTAPGBY announcing the death Uf his Mikie, Miss Bessie Jones, aged 23 years. The deceased had been in falling health during the past winter.

Tan: death took place at the residence of

her sou, Andrew Doyle, Grafton Street on Saturday night of Mrs. Captain Andrew Doyle at the we of 83 years. The deceased was born in the county of Wexford, Ireland and emigrated to this province many years ago. She leaves to mourn three sons Thomas in Rustioc, Andrew of this city and John in Montreal. Captain Doyle died about nine years ago.

Tux: St John Globe says:-“Centenary

church choir may soon appear as a sur- pliced choir. The matter has been talked about for a couple of years, particularly among the choir members, and it is said is meeting with much favor. Many of the large Methodist church choirs in Upper Canada adopted this mole of attire some yeiirs ago. The members of Centenary choir have agreed-should the Idea be ad- opted-to procure their own gowns. The ladies would wear a black gown and mor- tar-board cap, while the male members would simply wear a black gown."

A NUMB!-:R of the guests of the Queen

Ho el looking out across the harbor from the upper windows yesterday forenoon were interested to observe what appear- ed io be a steamer making for the harbor aniilvingin the board ice two or three

Of l112DlDR\`1llS. Wl1lCl1r¢S'lliEd ln |121’ \ll1- 'miles beyond the block-house. Later it

disappeared from view but reappeared inthe open water further away about four o`clock. Anumber of glasses were turned upon the object, and a majority of the observers would have believed it to be a steamer but for the almost impossibility of any other than the Stanley or Mints being there, and Mr, Lord's assurance by telephone that it was neither of them.

I-‘r.r:AsAN'r VALLEY AND LITTLE SANps.

-The people of Pleasant Valley have re- cently held a very successful concert and pie-social for the purpose of enlarging their public hall. Although it is regret- table to state that the settlement like many others this year, is without a school teacher still the young people are not negltcting all means of improving their minds as they have a debating society which meets two nights in the week,their last meeting being honored by the pres- ence of Doctor Macintosh of Murray River.-At LittloSands notwithstanding the severe weather, the people have done quite a lot of mud and lime stone haul- ing.-Ronald Stuart is busily engaged at boat-building and others who intend to gc to Pictou Island, as usual to fish lobsters, are preparing their crafts for thc voyage.-Although the inhabitants here have no debating society, they have education in view, and their trustees and secretary made it a point to secure an eilicicnt teacher, under whose manage- ment the school is in a most ilourishing condition and must give great. pleasure to the parents who visi1.i.hc ichool and witness the rapid advancement of their children.-The son of Lauchiin Currie who came here last summer for the good of his health has lately returned much improved,

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Baron PorN'r Norris.-The report of the

sportsrnan`s gun together with the noise ofthe suws and hammers of the fishermen who are actively engaged in preparing for

I _ V g the coming fishing season remind us that

spring is at hand.-Hugh Jackson has re-

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" ` 'Wipro 9 $7” ' cently purchased a splendid gun and

' goose-bout and probably intends to con'

"_ ' I I tcnd for the championship in goose

. sixooling which has hitherto

_ been held by John Winsloc.-

' A number of men are employed with it

p _ - t‘ & Pura/L

_ 3 3. _ ,I mud-digger makings passage to connect _ _,..»__4_,. _

__'-‘i-_~J,. ' the main channel with the dccp water `-»`l"’ oil John C-aboon's for the benefit of the

smaller ilshing craft.-Win. Herring and

E Philip Strickland are each finishing the

Stewart has purchased a splendid horse. -The young men of Murray Harbor con- template thc organising a Rifle Club and Mr. Montgomery of the firm of Prowse 8: Sons, has kindly offered to assist them.- Prlnce Albert Lodge I.O.G.T., has been having very successful meetings this winter. 'i`hcrc have been iniiintions ncarly every meeting and last meeting they were favored with a visit by the members of Drwn of Day Lodge of Murray River. -\Vallacc White and bride have taken up their abode at Ladysmith.

The New Waterproois Are In

YOU 'LL GET

RAINED ON _

Sometimes of course. But tl1ere’s no

reason why you should be made wet and

uncomfortable.

Buy one of these handsome new water-

proofs. Theylve just come from the best

makers in England.

They're handsome, stylish garments as

well as bei-ng waterproof.

They cost very little

$6.80, 8.45, 9.50 9.95, 10.25, 12.50

all made of handsome, durable Craven-

ette.

MOORE & MCLEOD.

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DIED.

in this city, Saturday at one o'clock,

Ronald Currie, aged 73 years.

ln this City, Saturday night, Elizabeth

Goddess, wife of the late Captain Andrew Doyle, in the 84th year of her age.

In this City, Sunday, March 27th, 1904.

Angus McDonald, aged 50 years.

[Funeral will take place nl. 3.30 on Tucs-

day.

In this city, Mrrclr 2O,h, Mrrion,

youngest daughter of Archibald and Efiith McLean, aged ten years.

[Funeral will take place today tlllon-

day) at two o‘clnck by rail to North Wiltshire and thence to Ilartsvilic cemetcryl. _

PLEASANT Clflllil FOR \\"EAl{ LUNGS

The best remedy for sore, weak lungs,

is the soothing vapor of Cntnrrhozone which traverses cvcry air cell and passage ofthe breathing organs. It. treats remote parts that cough mlxtur vs and sprays cant approach, and kills thousands of germs at every breath. Caturrhozczic drives away pnin, congi stion and lnilam- mation; It makes breathing easy and regu- lar, and exerts a marvellous iniluencc on Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat, Ilronchitis, Critarrh, I)cafnes.~, and Lung 'l`rouhle'. Catarrhozone curcs at once, is delightful to inhale, and simple to use. Price $l,ii(l; small size 251:. Druggists, or Poison & C0., Kingston, Ont.

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Wear Weelas’ Nobby Hass.

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building of a nice lobster-boat-Isaac

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in-uni.

First lot ci Spring Mil- Cigars _

~ linery opened today-Bo

ance expected shortly.

light colored "Clare,"

_ to thedark “Maduro.”

- We are thus in a posi-

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tion to satisfy all

We have the "GAINS- aononori" cigar in all strengths, from the

tastes.

3 for 25 cents _ $3.50 per box oi 50.

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Medicines

Big fresh stock of

Vegetable Com-

pound.

Blood Purifier. Pills. etc.. now in “The TWO MAGS”

lachonnidirlaciinnon,

DRUGGISTS,

Yi Cor Gt.George and Kent Sta.

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DOES YDUR FURNITURE

NEEEQ5 REPAIRING PM

Non i- :i good time to have it done. Br’ cu legs, arms and backs brought to our hospital wil be speedily set and made as good as new.

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FOR REUPHOLSTERING

we ii ive a good line of furniture covers and an expert uplztmterer. Our work is always Well and cheaply clone. ' -

John Newson. s

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BINDER TWINE.

UNTIL further notice Binder Twine will he

sold at the Kingston Penitentiary ln

farmers, in such quantities as may he desired,

for :aah on delivery, at the following priceaz- "Pure Manila" . . . ...(6co feet to the h) m%e

"Mixed Mvmil||".. “$550 " " “ g WWI: “Pure New Zealand- 45a " " “ oiim:

l{c.}>er pour‘rd lul on ion inis-

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Address nil comvnnnic|iiona,with remittances. in J. M. Platt, Warden Penitentiary, Kingston. Ontario.

Paper' inserting this notice without author-

ily from the King e Printer will not be paid

therefor.

]. M. PI.ATT_

Warden.

Kinpten March nth ree; -an no 11

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We have the best grain bags il

the country. They are large enough to hold 4% bushel Oats, or 3 bushel potatoes. They are strong, clean, have hernmed tops, and are guaranteed to give satisfaction.You want some, how many ?

Reid & Crtighton

Wholesale dealers in Island produce, Pitt Street,

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