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boys’ from 4 to 10 at H ‘° 3 to 9 at $1.00

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Boy’s 5 Piece Suits ‘_

Blue Serge ages 10 to 16 $ 2 25 li Brown do “ 10 to 16 2.50

Grey Tweed “ 10 to 16 " 3.00 muh check o io ic is 3.7.51

Lt Cold. Heather ages 10 to 16 5.00 _

Hard cord Blue Serge ~~ 10 to 16 5.0 \

Hard cord Blue Serge ~‘ I0 to 16 5.00 lp

Extra iine Tweed newest effects '

ages 10to 16 6.00.

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Mews Tweed Pants 75 Monk woil Tweed Pants $1.00 Meds ~- -- H 1.50

liars' a' hs at 1 Men’s tire ~‘ “ 2.50 Men’B “ “ ‘ 2.75 11 r.’s ‘° ~‘ “ 3.0¢

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Men’s Over Coats

‘Grey wool over coats _ S6 .50

Spring styles in Gent`s wool cords at

8.00, 9.50, 1000, 12.00, and $13.00.

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Boys’ 2 Piece Suit

.Fit boys 4 to 12

Fir ~- 4tc 12 __

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Iii. -° 4 to 14 1.50

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Blue Serge Suits $2.7 Black

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9 bmi; 3 75, 4 50 & $5 00 and high schools of the Republic

Also new American designs in 4 _ `°°"t9 °f “`e‘“h°"°

i ~ . ' . I . . _ v Shed” D` B 8" S B vest Dawes ‘ 1 The gymnasium of the Cambridge Latin

be as

ss at

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stu-

eh'S Séfge SUIIS Some years ago when the rnaiciéen

dents »\t American colleges began to p

for athletics and muscle-developinggames

4.00 and pastimes-soinetliing that would stir - their spirits as the foot-ball contests.

5-00 stirred _and animaped their brothers-one 6_5() James Naslnith invented the game of

7 50 basket ball. His design, we are told, was

to eliminate the roughness ot toot-ball

9.00 whllapreserving its less objectionable .-

1mm,s»..mhi¢ theiim of ohiiharrlfcmf "ball toxuzgently as a sacking _»dove._. and sotoad-apt himself' to the- feminine" iftemperament. Nasmith succeeded so far

PATON &C0.

Now comes the other side of the story.

trimmings 5 00 school for gin.. has been closed. The head'

master, Mr. Bradbury explains why this_ was done. He says:

M6n'S v8$tS, J\lII\p-I “I have had some experience in Caru-

brirlge with basket-ball, and I Und thntit

makes the girls rough, loud-voiced and

ers and _Overalls. hom

“It the teachers can superintend thc

.Mews mixed To Bed Veils 75° athletics and regulate them according to Mews blue sei-ge Ve sts 7 5c reason, I say also that I am in favor of a

Mmis 599 Tweed Vesis 31,0() certain amount of athletics, but there is

r V $1 20 a big 'if' in the way.

Mews black “ orsted esta ' ~ “Basket-ball for girls is ron her a d M’?"""` Overalls or Jumpms blue 50° more injurious than fodt-ball for bogls. BI-'ITS Ovorfills 01° JUUIPQIB blllé 750 one of the brightest; girls in my ‘ schnol is M#_°_z’s (iv.-E-r.\i;l< or Jumpers black 900 now unable to attend school and her

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M»_an’s Men’s i\Ien’s Men’s

i \1_.__.__i_, 'fwued 0,-el-aus or Jumpers 75¢ mother told me the other day the direct

and sole cause of her illness was basket-

J AS- PATON 8.: CO. ball. The girls knock each other down,

push each other about, get their l-rsath

- . bumpedrout of them, shout, grow bitter

and lose self control The

, ' f ll - , Men 5 Tweed suits :eineleslgr able to control themselves and

_ keep within bounds than the boys.

Tweed SDllS $3-50 “Last fall thc different classesorgan

.,_ » ~ 5-00 mfigiris' hum-hail mm»,»»_h<i nothing.

`ne-

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" eliable, permanent cure

Y0uth's Lgng Pan( Suits as to produce a game which has since had ‘ ' - r _ E _ _ _

_ extensive vogue in the wonien's colleges ‘ _ _ _ W __ I ”= Q ` 'A

50 Serg ` ' . . , . . A _ '_ 7 ' _ ` I _ elf; 'zéffi

. . ,, Basketball is described an a game r ` ~ I I - ,A 1 _‘ ` ._ _ ' 1

So Tweed suits worth up to $8..0 for _ _

_ semblirig foot-ba1|,inwhich the obyect is e .. _ _ _ _ ` _p

$900' to throw thebill intoone of two baskets

JAS_ PATON & CC_ . (the 80als) placed at opposite ends of the _ _ E _ _ , ' ,_ V __

nad. 1.i.p»...d\.f.»_.mb.»»f he of Rheumatism---cured even after doctors andre*

_ s,f1 1 idchi f fi _ _ . ~ .~ ~ ~._ ~ _' a ' 1

HWS chick Middy Suit lZ:.h.:.l§;§f.°;.hs..,.pe.§g.p7§§§’, medicines had failed. They go direct to the

S -° ‘ _ I 9 n 0 0 i 0 I J

I, me Sag, ,me ,Mk ,ed and ;;f.f”§1f(§;w.l.‘§§u;f.I;'l1°,f °f§;.,f§.'.`.°°.'f,`°§f, ~ the trouble, drive it from the system and thus

nd a 1'. O ur s ‘ ' ;

$2 to .“;;‘.;;:.;*.‘:.i » permanent wie- _ Dark " e with fthe u-hhmihg 3.25 ahah, at times, hui the praises or the, ` HERE IS THE PROOF-

sf y y _

l ded loudland long m iiulv

d S , , I . gime WCPQ Soul] _ i Hard °°' "ge Su" “mb D B i because it furnished healthful, exhilarat-

..V8Sl. P8811 tllmmlng ‘Or and engaging exercisg for gh-lg in au

-65° fl have-knownof. in the aehoelhiatery -has

‘° 8-00 brought about such: bitter feeling. The

ing, it is RHEUMATISM; Do not neglect it or your joints may grow so _stiff that you will be per- 1 manently crippled.. Liniments and I tward applications are of no use. eumatism is a__diseaSe 'of the bloodand 0 eated through the il`here

and isés 1 suffered very much from fhchmausm. The disease sented ih~my§h¢¢sf ` and I often endured the greatest agony in going about. I tried several kinds of medi-

t d not find relief In the spring of 1899 I decided to use Dr. Williams’ Pinkf

As a sort of preventive I took a few boxes more the following autumn, with.};t_ie’§ _ _ that I have not since felt an ache or pain. I naturally think there is no medieinecap

_equal Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills for rheumatism.” - .

Mrs. A Huscroft, Pittston, Ont., st'1ys_:-“ For several years' I was very much

afilicted with rheurnatism, which at last became so bad that I was unable to move about

_ or do any housework. I was treated by one of the best doctors in -this locality, but the I ` results were far from satisfactory. A neighbor who had used Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills

with benefit urged me to try them, and after _using four boxes I found myself restored

perience occurred over two years ago, I think I may safely say the cure is permanent, and that other rheumatic sufferers will do well to try this medicine.”

loose form, or in boxes that do not bear hamc “ Dr. williams’ drink! Pins People,” are not Dr. Williams’. ° ' 0 » _' The genuine are put .up in'

sembling tlieengraving on the left,

Sold by all dealers infmedicnie or direct frointhe Dr. Williams Brockville, Ont., at 5o cents a box or six boxes for $2. 50. _ `j_ _

Mr Moise Laframboise, St. Scholastique,'Que., says :-¢-“ During the

cine, bu di _ - 1 _ Pills and purchased six boxes. Before these were all gone the disease

if

£0 g00d health and have not since had- theslightest return of the trouble._ As my. el-

' _ _; ’ Pink colored pills in glass. jars,;;or;.

per printed- in red. . _ _

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Man’s ~-

Boys Odd Pants arid‘0ver-

alls

Blue Serge Pants fit boys 4 to 14 50a _ ' Brown Tweed Pants iii boys 10 to 16 75c `

V it may,and the above.experiences,areher_a ceived in “_ spmgrf . . `*,ch&_ W” panned hr be baton

8.00 _ - _ V _ _

Hard wool Serge set downen the principle that there is a the time put out _ »"~ r ii _ R/dd,” y _ , _ _ _md

Esq.,

said t0 be WOT!!! S-00 `”f*l*h-3*” “dd l"_° “H7” 'hw conmstea western towns, and the words were pro-

' ' f . . wa on

_ with cure. Probably tennis' and golf .

35 Tweed Suits 7.50, 8.00, 9.50. 10.50, possess moat of the ‘dvanmgeg as health portionately' grateful _ to Qharlottetoniun December last and by its ' I ears. We.trust.the _ I Twtltrix’ gre-ad niece, lien.

A md $1‘_Z,()0'. ' ` ' (ul sports, while free from the objection- deavor man- mmm 6... 551139:'

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llard cord Serge Pants tit boys 14

Brownie Overalls iii. boys 3 to 12

Boys’ Overalls tit boys 12 to 16 50c

JAS. PATON & CO.

. , able features of basket-ball.

If you want Shoreys Glothing _

you had better buy where you can

e get the variety. We want about $800 in return for Sho1'ey’s Clothing be-

pricea is about three million dollars.

I 5 a ton on coal will produce £2,100,000. Thpt swept the ci ;y unhinde red.

‘_ - _games fierce. The result was that, .. _ 10300 maw complained and at my ap-‘__ ________, _

_ ‘ _Q `»_- ' ' beige ittae voted to lock up the) e ' * I JAS- 1’A_T0#" ai C9- fffi' in ifhtireiy uhni such. time haf- ,Dilriiieamwni sitting ofthe Legisla-

' I _ sl%employ proper inatructorsh ture, one of its ablest ind' most proriifdeni L _

3 "e °°" °°”°"°l th' °x°1"”s° members, Hon. R. C. McLeod ot Summer . _

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Shorey S ; _ _ So far basketfball has not coup into our nl' _ _ ._ _ _ _ __,_.___._._._.___. _._____._.__~ ____________________________ _ _'_ ____ _ 0

' ` 4 ` ‘ xncreasing beauty* and Dr°gfe§vene§§ 0’ 1 '4?€a""""*"-°"~ =' 1'--’»`~' »--~fvss¢i'\\r»»-"_:-ef’-i.;‘:.:;»;~l¢`h.'-,».~ x

It will be something new for Canada to lay the dust they 1_rouid_conter a tavor on To _ ship iron to England, but it is now aa- old and young. the pant two or _ noanced _theta 'single' English firm has three days ithhs blown in clouds, quitaaa $5 - " / ._ contracted to take 159,000 tons of pig iron bad as in the .worst days ohnidanflamer, _ yearlyfrom theSydney works The annual but the sprinklers have been invisible. ' " ' " ‘ ° value ot that quantity of “pig” at present Why should it be necessary tor the press

---- _f our £ity_ Fathers must have seen the'

-'The Chancellorof the Exchequer esti-_ clouds of’ {ge§i_n_,_-Laden. dy/isewe-producing in .mates that theexportdutyof one shilliii and anioyiifg dust storms 5 that have 'xiystha mvunm _ to

" - " 8V§;`fg\'|@|q

` is, he estimates that 42,tIlJ,00) tons ` '

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-. .. _....5 ._ _ __ _ ,ir _ _ “flak

iff, il _ whine timiiisy. "fthe iii _`““-"if ' ° . »

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lg” . _ ,C*1a'1°l*-i>"“- §_§*_,,r°=\i_grk§_ 'rhciahh win hiihsihie ings .rhhe hhhqhcsf. or $2000

Dada

dollar#

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entials thus if they would order out the waterlngcarts and

_ 1 .$71, _ ;.v'i0v_£-. 'H

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to call attention to such matters? Surely ment

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ox'-1.1-_q

_ the* pro -gdnahe

-MeLeaii’s Vegetable Worm Syrup-salt,

.4 _ ~ A a century»or‘tw‘o.i. might

na_sgt_hc.-deserves H'--I--om

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"'Wo‘rmSyrup. i ' ~_

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and he is

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