Ha i r r v Os Tuesday or Esstst-_week tho choir or

'ms enanmarv, cnAar.ofrra'rowx, ramen nnwsm rsutsn, mines i5, rg...

Only 35? Your gray.halr_makes

*" you look 20 years older. No

“ - eed of this old age. Rssgdrerlte

‘W. W. W.’ WEDDING RINGS

color. Keep young. L'...;..i_n..."

r nts of merit -

W. W. its economy in management and great

,/ékfio' J X " A 35 vears test.

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`~» ‘_ A beallflflll 5111511. the policy holders all of whom are at the

X i , A _large assortment. same time the solo shareholders and pro

" ‘ Pnceg $125 uP_ atora of the company The Mutual

-F Life of Canada has always been noted for

Jeweller,

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For the Finest Finished Photo Work Come to the

Loading Studio

CARIONS PLATINDTYP E8 ARTISTS PROOF!

GEO. H. COOK.

NEW DHBRIBAY BLOCK. The Studio where baby is always

welcome. '

aunnunmsanais YOU l`lAY EAT

Many things hard to` digest if you

take one or two of HUGHES' DY- S_PEPS1'A TABLETS afterwards. 'lhey arewonderinl helps to diges- tion, they make weak stomachs strong. correct acidity, formation of gas and prevent nausea. Price z5c box. '

Geo. E. HUGHES-

Apothecaries

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£37! _J (` 'If .s= :7-Fe.{v:,`l-‘lli BEAUTY IN COLLARS

The beautiful Gnish on our laundry wort

makes its pleasure for the wearer, and the ad- miration of the observer.

Yourlady friends will admire this beauty.

and your good judgment, if you have your laundry work done up at the

STAR STEAM LAUNDRY, Kent SL Phone |51

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Cealelen 1

To the Electors of Charlottetown and Royalty.

GsNrl.itsn:N,-Ata large convention of the

Liberal-Conservative perty,lie|d an Wednesday night, I was unanimously noininated to con- test this district in their inte rests on the loth

inet

I have consented to offer and sm now a can-

didate for your sufl’rages.

It is hut right that I should sinte my views on

public questions as strongly as Iossible.

x. I am opposed to the Legislat ure appropri-

sting the moneys belonging to this city for revenue for the whole province. This city has to keep up its own Institutions and has s right to all its revenue.

1. I am opposed to members of the govern-

ment and members of the Legislature being paid public moneys contrary to law.

3, I believe that the policy of bnrdening this

province with s public debt and paying large sums annually for interest, is ruinous to both town and country, and if elected I will do all in my power to make revenue and expe nditur

meet.

4, Should you honor me with your support I ‘.

shall endeavor to promote the best interests of Charlotetown and Royalty in particular and

the whole province in general,

As the time for cans nssing the district is very

short, lt will be impossible for me to personally canvass all the electors; therefore I trite this meensoi soliciting the votes and influence of

electors in this content _. .

, I remain, Gentlemen, `

Yours respectfully,

‘sq P. s. anowrv, ‘

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liar lint Eliish larlni

All kinds of Fresh, Salt ands

Smoked Fish, Salmon, Halibut.

antb, and a choice variety of ` ausages.

Give us a call;

Well met you fish!-

lladdlesoy & lrainor,

Queen street opp. B. ta. Nsnospi

Hardware Store. near Sydney Stree . Telephone No. 279- ,

New Goods New Goods New Goods

SLATER SHOES

for Men,

QUEEN QUALITY

Thc famous Shoe

for Women

Are now in stock

in endless var-

iety-the styles are

new and attractive-

we want you to look

them over.

Alley & Co.

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MARKET BASKETS

Just received from London.Eng-

land, r§ dozen English Willow Market Baskets. Among them are several new varieties. In order to introduce them we offer for one week only:

A special Discount of

I2 |-2 per cent oil all our stock of English Market Baskets.

Call early and get your pick of

them.

BEER & GDEE

The ~

PubHc

'by this standard the Reddin's Drug Store is e°a|iiy accorded first place. A trial will make you a rellullr Cll- tomer.

Red Bros.,

Opp. Post0Hee. ~ I

rsrdtl

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Good pure candy is the most acceptable gtft _.you can present your lady Attorney' Somis for pmicuram `

_ Patronage

Cod’ Haddock' Fimmn Haddltml will always remain the T etc. ' best test of an inl¢lt1stl»

A190 an klntn of neef. Pork. ion-» na-ns. Jaded

in

.

_ oslrcd upon you as an irienl physical ln.

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l_llElli INTEREST

Reporters and Correspondents

Everywhere-

0340, lunuel report of the lutusi Life

Assurance Company of Canada. The whole report must. he most gratifying to

pri . _

oar

e in selecting risks. As a result, its in-

terest income alone is sufficient to pay all its death claims or all its expenses and still leave a larlro surplus. This pianos the oompanyin a unique and enviable position in this province sud is a suificimt testimony to tho excellence of its manage- ment. On examining the compauy’s assets ons is impressed with the absence of any- Lhlnll speculative. This sound, cousi- vative policy has not prevented The Mutual Life of Canada from being q» grcssive,-lt ls right. in the forefront of competition-indeed, it had made! greater net gain in Canadian business ‘ in force during the past tive yasra than any other company doing business in Canada (computing oy the last tive yearly Government Reports.) Last June, the company established an agency in this province under the msnalzemsni; of Prof. J. 0. Arsenault whose oiilce is in the Y. M.C.A. Building, and since that time the oompaty's business in this province made unprecedented progress. The Guardian congratulates Mr. Arsonault upon his marked success and upon the exceptional advancement of the company harepresonts. 'Lbs Mutual Liie's future ‘will no donbtbe proportionately as suc- cessful as its past.

ADDRESS T0 A. W. ROBB.

Charlottetown, P. E. I, March lith-04.

Mr A. W. Robb.

Dear Sir and Brother:-In view of the

early severance of your relationship as Secretary of the Y. M. C. A. of this city, we attempt to embody in this manner a sense ofthe loss to the city and this Asso- ciation through your removal to another sphere of labor.

We recall that when cur Association

work was disorganized, and peculiarly unlnviting, you came to us at the call of duty, ami were not afraid to face the problem; that you rnanfully undertook the re-organlzltion ofthe work; and its pre- soui. condition is n standing testimony to the success of your eifcrts.

By your personality and vigour, you

were able to rally to the cause the assist- ance of Christian workers, the young mm and the ladies, and this unity of rllbrt has in a large measure accomplished the results we all wished and prayed for. The large place which our institution novv holds in thc hearts of all true citizens, is most, gratifying to the Direclors, and also speaks volumes for your efficiency us a lsnicr.

()ur rooms ure nowa centre of social,

physical, educational and spiritual life, and Lhe Association lrus become in Verity a Young Men`s Christian Association. The social features of the work have pror- ed very iuvitlnrr. The educational work has been well maintained, the reading room and library equipment. meeting with much public appreciation. The physical work has in s greater rlelzreo than ever before. accoluplislierl Lhe work of building up strong bodies. l‘nc classes have been more largely utteniled than nt nny yprevinus time ill our history. We have

sxruolor.

We ical that. the spirltunlwork oi un Association is n true index of its vnlue and worth. In this regard we are gratified to know, that rluring your term, and largely through your efforts, mnny young men have been led to definite <lecleions_fcr Christ.. If “mc soul is worth more than the Kohinoor". who r-an doubt the ample rciurn of value Lu this community through the spirifual awakening of many young liven

Your relnbiolls with tho Ilnrtrd have

been peculiarly lzmrnouious und pleasant. We have nrimlred you for 3 our earner-ltness and wevotion; for your good common sense, which has huipe i us to solve many a problem; and for your executive ability, so e~sentiltl in nu Asscciatlonal Secretary.

Personally. we are under a deep sense

of our loss. To have laboureri individually with you has been but to endear you the more to us. To have known and commun- sd with you as "Friend", is a privilege that will ever cause us grateful thouubts. We feel the richer for our porsounl con- tact. with you, nor will absence weaken the tender yet enduring tio that binds our hearts together.

Be assured Dear Brother, of our prayers

and sympathies, as you enter upon a broader hold of duties. and our continued interest in your personal welfare.

We wish for yourself and Mrs. Robb

long lives of usefulness, and the largest measun of suocese in all future work. Signed on behalf of the Board of Dir-

colors:

W. A. if/twr.nr B. T. Hraos ,, W. C. Tnasna

J. K. Ross.

____________ WANTED-A oase of headache th Kumfort Headache Powders will not. cure

In len minutes. _

` :VV U < . I _ V ~ ` I 't pa

friends. She \PPfe°1“¢ whxte’.' Nime o e 4 piece' oihee for collection.

VhMW

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Flnst Methodist Uhureh will give sn en- tertainment in Kindergarten Hall. Be- msllllwrthe dats. '1`is a memorable pro~ ` na.

Mas. McLean vrfe of George S.lMeLeod,

` ofthe Provincial Treaaurer’s Department, ,received a despatch yesterday announcing the death at Bosr¢onSunday of her brother Charles li Small lon of tha late Cn", Small of Marshfield. The deceased who was in his 28th year had been srosldsm, 0| tha United States for about ten years. The remains left Bostoa yesterday for the I Island, and will be talan on their arrival bo Hrs. MoLsod's residence on Alley Street.

Lingering Coughs

`Scvcrc Chest Colds

Bronchitis, Whcoping Cough,

Cfoup and Asthma Yield

Promptly to

nr. cnlslrs aw' Lnlslslsn Ann

rultrlsnrlnr

The salsa of Dr. Cnsso's Syrup of Lin-

aecd and Turpentine during 1003 were over forty par cont. larger than in 190%.

This means that nearly halt as muoh

again was used. Can there bc batter proof of the merit of this great family medl- oinei

It is undoubtod the far-reaching sffect`

of this preparation that makes it so popul- ar.

People soon End out that it is far more

than a mera temporary relief and that it can be absolutely depended on in serious and severe cases of throat and lung trouble.

Mrs, J. Prevost,Ronfrew,Ont-, statex-

“My fourteen-year-old boy had a vary severe cold in the chest last winter and I really thought hs was going w die, H., coughed nearly all the time and some- times would spit. up blood. We had ab- out given up all hopes of his recovery when I heard of Dr. Chase's Syrup of Lln~ seed and Turpentine. After using one bottle there was a treat change in his oon~ dinion, and Ioan positively say that he‘ was completely curefi‘by two bottles and he has not been troubled since. l never saw medicine take such quick effect and can sincerely recommend it.

Dr. Chase's Syrup of Llnseed and Tur-

pentine, 25,foents a bottle, family size (three times as much) 00 cents, at all deal- ers. or Erim-tnson, Bates 8: Co., Toronto.

To protect. you against lrnllations the

portrait und signature of Dr. A. W. Chase the famous receipt book author, are on every bntlle.

A sure indication that spring is coming

is that the small boy is out on the door step and sidewalk with his Marbles, and the game is in full swing. Carter 85 Co are headquarters for his supplies in Marbles. All kinds, 200 dozen of Rubber Balls daily expecr.eti.Ilouncors they are too, und a big hall for a smull price. \Vholesule and Re- tail nt Carters Bookstor c. i5 d 3|

Carter’s for Wall Paper,

<10 0/.

€aused by cyestrain

< 3_5 :,_

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U" .' `,!'§f»` :T 'ii fr-~-l §-».,<t~, ~, _-¢»,-,A ‘ .-." _'_

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Cured without drugs,

, and cured permancntl y

Our system of testing-

retinoscopy-is the most re-

liable method used, insuring

the best possible:results.

G.F.Hutchcson

EX1’ERT.OPTICIAN, DesBrisay Block.

CPIIQD

Dr. A. A.‘McLellan. Souris, has decided to resume the practice of li his brother, the late Dr. J. H. Mc- Lellan of Suinmerside, and will

MEET ME AT THE ALWAYS BUSY STORE.

Zbilarctfs iilbitewear at Stanlev Bros! white Sale.

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INFANTS’ SLIPS. CHILDREN’S

DRESSES. NIGHT GOWNS. SKIRTS AND

DRAWERS.

This stock is a baon gg busy

women. Here they can buy good; for infinitely less money than they can buy' the materials and have them made. Mothers see the as- sortment and prices.

SHP! 5.5¢ 'to $3.95 each. Dresses, 80c to $2.75 “ Night Gowns 5Oc to 9Oc “ Skirts 3.5¢ to 55¢ -»

Drawers 2Oc to 45c “

.STANLEY Suns.

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-'-FIT' I 5|-I4-~

We have received from one of the best fish packers on the ls-

lanrl a quantity of dried and boneless Corllish which wt- are sell- ing at fine prices by pound, quintal, 'Q quintal, or box.

Also in stock a full line of canned fish to select from at

reasonable prices.

1 r 2.

PHONE' SANDEF;S0`N dr. CO.. ug _”`_

rocers. . unnyside.

D0 }`0il Willli 811

Accordion P

If so now is

your time to

speak-'l`l1ey're

worth more,

much more, but

you can have one for the even

dollar.

See our south

window.

iiil.l.Ell BRUS-»

Queen Street, Connolly's Building.

open his odice at the lloctor’s old stand on the mth inst. His re~ sidence and practice in Sourisis for sale. Apply to A. i.. Fraser,

His books are now at Nir. Frnsers ,

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WANTED.

A hrlt or srconfl rises male teacher es prim-1 ai oi Crapand School No 59 in lake charge th t oiApril or ns soon ss possible after. Sur

t o

plemen $4o.e _

Apply lo D. R. MCQUKRRIR. _

guy ,-,(1-,“\,¢._ Rlceieior Scottish Tailors, up stairs oppot lla

HAVE YOU A DOLLAR ?-

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nrcrlucefl by the latest lrnproverl mr-if-...le in r»lir.r~g»..;.liy ns pract- lct-ri :In our .slmiro is a real work oi nrt. rliuiis esptoislly true oi the new steel engraving eiir-cr which an-es n rounded nn'i unit appearance to the picture which is

Very Attractive

ltyou nnvt- not limi A pliomgrnpn taken rt-.wily-, lt-i us nmk»- von A riuzen of ilu- newest html. “l'he\~ will allow you at your nfs: null a I 'I ln.-ltulslien ln a style that snows "tone" rn every tit-mil at

f;AUvlN,cnvlzlsL, at co.,

Bags! liagslliagsl

We have the best grain bags in

the country. They arelarge enough to hold 4% bushel Oats, vor 3 bushel potatoes. They are strong, clean, have hemmed tops, and are guaranteed to give satisfsction.You want some, how many I

Reid & Creighton

Wholesale dealers in Island produce, Pitt Street, Sydney, C. B.

IV

For Si. Patricks Day.

H ilsirs fine black dresé pants our own nal e.

We will relilhem nl half irice. lf you he cloth yet it made and rrilnmei at CAL DER

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