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Keep that date in your m2mory. On that evening we will open the great Millinery exhibit and we want you
to come. Twill be well worth the time spent.
At no time have we ever made sucha display of fine Mulinery as this season. Handsome hats trimmed and un- trimmed, Sailor hats almost beyond count, children’s Millinery, lovely new trimming goods, will all be on exhibition.
But the great feature of the exhibit, will be the beautiful “designs in Hats Bonnets, Toques etc, by our Milline
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Our made to order Suits, Overcoats, Trousers and ev ery article in the cloth- ing line are walking fashion plates for us.
Gentlemens Furnishings.
IN 3HIRTS—If you are looking for any coler, shape, quality or price in size from 12 to 17} inches, you will find them here.
LINEN COLLARS-—In every knewn shape size 12 to 18 inch.
OUR NECKWEAR —Patterns exclusively our own.
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GENERAL WARREN. ]
Dursax, April 23.—General Warren has arrived here en route to East L :ndon, Cape Colony.
It is believed that he is going ‘o the Orange Free State to assume an impor- tant civil post.
AT BLOEMFONTEIN.
Lonpoy, April. 23.—The Bloemfonteta correspondent of the Daily Telegraph sends w despatch, dated Sunday, in which he says: “A)] the troops are being rapid~ ly equipped’with boots, clothing and other accoutrements, Lord Kitchener is making various d's- ciplinary changes. The weather remains fine.
AVOUT WEPENER.
Masext, Basutoland, April 21, (evening) —Four Boer guns have been hard at work all day on Colonel Dalgety’s position. asthe British guns have replied at inter- vals.
The Boers are divided into three divi- sions,—two being in positions to repel the relief columns, the dietant roar of whose artillery is audible.
General Brabant’s relief force is report~ ed to be today in the neighborhood of Bt -hman’s Kop, twenty miles from Wep~ en
Mavseru, April 22, (Sunday)—General Brabant’s advance guard reached Bush man’s Kop last evening.
OPINION IN LONDON.
Lonpox, April 23, 5a. m.—lIt is quite probable that by this time General Rundle has fought a decisive battle with the Boers. He intrenched himself on Satur-~ day to await the arrival of General Camp- bell with the 16th brigade.
That commander arrived on Saturday evening, and news may therefore be ex- pected at any moment.
Still it is imposeible to ascertain the positicn of affairs at Bloemfotein or to leatn when the long expected advance northward will begin.
The despatches are in conflict regarding be state of preparations. For instance,
the Bloemfontein correspondent of the Chronicle eaye that the troops have been supplied with wiater clothing and that the Modder River has fallen sufficiently to permit the cavalry tocross. The Stand- ard’s report says almost the exact opposite, The present indications,however, point to atill further day.
BOGUS AMBULANCE CORPS.
Lonpon, "April 23.—-The Daily News has the following from Lorenzo Marques dated Friday, April 20:
It ie reported here that General De Wit has been killed.
Other European Ambulance corps, be- ' sidesthe Irish-American, are taking up
arms ia behalf of the
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The Despatches From Bloemfontein Are Conflicting.
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CIVIL SERVICE BILL. |
Chang¢s in Official Salaries. |
{(Speciau to Tue Examiner.]
Orrawa, April 23.—A draft bill to amend the Civil Service Act has been | adopted by the Council. But it is uncer” tain whether it will be introduced thi | session. = The measure proposes to revise the | classes into which the Service is now divided. | It is not the intention to restore my third class: but a junior second class will be created with salaries ranging from | $600 to $800. The salaries of the senior second class wil! run from $800 to $1,200, | a reduction of $200 over the present — sesle, aud ihis reduction will apply in the, higher class. Thue the first class wil! ran from $1,200 to $1,600 instead of from ' $1,400 ard $1,800. paid trom $1,600 to $2,200, and a new class is to be created with salaries ranging from $2,200 to $2,600,—this covering higher cfficials such as departmental accouutants and technical officers,
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Deathof Dr. Haley, M. P
{SpectaL To Tae Examiner. |
Ortawa, April 23.—D:. Allen Haley M. P. for Hanis County, Nova Scotia, died this moraing at 1.40 o’clock.
— The Rev. Fremant!e Webb, delivered exceedingly interesting sermons in St. Paul’s and St. Peter's, yesterday, on the work of the chureh in the Missiovary Doveses of Calgary and Saskcatchewan. The preseat juacture—wheon al! sorts of people are passing into the Northwest and faw are properly setiled,—is the critical time in which aid for the Chrisia ian missions there is most urgently aeed- ed ; and a generous effort on the pari of Eastern Canada is the more to be desir- ed, because the missionarv societies of the Moiber Country are wit drawing their grants. Though there are now many un- usual demands upon the benevolence of our people, we bope that Mr. Webb’s elo- quent pleaon behalf of the struggliog missions of the large new diocese cf neon will be s SeeeeEeD met.
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THOROLD, Ont.
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Boer Guns at Work on Daigety’s Position—Bra- | Loci 24, on the new Welland Caral bere, bant's Advance Guard at Bushman’s Kop — Kitchener Making Disciplinary Changes—New (ed hundreds of dollars worth of window Clothing Served—-Bogus Ambulance Corps— General Warren’s Movements.
The exvlosios | badly damaged the four gates and destroy-
late on Saturday evening.
glessin town. Dynamite was used,
Orrawa, Apri] 24.—The report of the
'dynamite outrage at Thorold has caused
great excitement in departmental circles
| here,
At present the Department of Justice is without information as to the motive of the desperate deed,
The suggestion that it is .Boer or Fe- nian depredation is most popular. But it
traffic for even one week longer would | have great «ffict on transportation inters | ests sud on grain markets. Many millions | of bushels are now awaiting the vpening | of navigation at this point, and a few days | more delay would cottin some instances \la-ge fortunes, and bring corresponding ' gaias to others
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