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Monarchs oiRoiler Skates A

Npfewc Picture Program

The Pearl Fisher’s Dream -f

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This is a most spectacular picture all beautifull

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I colored. Shows the diver s trip to the bottom of the-

sea. All the strange iish, shells, corals, etc. etc, that f he Finds there are most. amazing. Runs a whole reel.

_The Poor Old Couple A

This is a verypatlietic picture and shows all the

hardships endured by a poor woman whose husband

is dying for the want of food and nurishnient. Runs

a whole reel.

The Uprising in Morocco

I This is a very instructive picture of life in the - far East. See the bigbatile and all the Aj tics of the » Frantic Moors. A thrilling military picture. Runs

la' whole reel.

2 NEW rLr.Us'rRA'rI-:D SONGS 2

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Prof Viunicoiube’s Orchestra will render some

new selections with appropriate music for all the A

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eadarlillllllfi' £0. '

-‘ Alex. McKenzie, Pictou,_is J* the

' visiting at Ten Mile House.

. The Stanley .got into Georgetown

_ duties as Postmaster alter his re-

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H. H. Acorn, Sourla, was in the

City yesterday.

_ Rev. Bl. J. Ruttee, Malpequc,' was in the City yesterday. - , ,

Nicholas Kelly, Alton Road, has

returned lrom Bangor, `

Miss Laura McCabi:l, Stanhope, is

yesterday from Picton at 10.40.

There _were thirty passengers to

Georgetown by the Stanley yester- day.

The Minto got into Picton from

Georgetown at 12.20 yesterday morn- ing. '

A. B. Burns, Stratford, 0nt.,came

to the City by the mail special yes- terday.

` William Pursey, Boston, was s passenger by the mail special to tfhie' City yesterday.

Hon. J. F. Whear has resumed his

cent severe illness.

The mail special -arrived in this

City yesterday at .L15 with one hundred bags mail.

James Clark, North Wiltshire,

yesterday picked lrom his garden a pausy in lull bloom.

7 The Miuto took away from George- town yesterday three cars oats and lour cars mixed lreight.

Howard Hilson, of A. Horne &

Co., City, has returned from a. busi- ness trip to the country.

A young man about eighteen years

oi age is wanted at the Star Steam Laundry. The ad will appear to- morrow.

I-Ion. A. B. Warburton, City, was

listened to by a. large audience when he delivered his lecture on Monday night in Hunter River.

The employees of Bruce Stewart &

Co., and the Rogers Hardware Company will meet shortly in a friendly game ol hockey. '

A call has been extended by thc

Presbyterian congregation oi Mount Stewart to Rev. Dr. McPhail, who is quite well known in this City.

In the- City Police Court yester-

day the Proh'l'bition case against George Essory was adjourned. A. J. B. Melllsh_ is for the defendant.

Dennis Brown, meat inspector for

this Province has been called to Ontario but it is understood that he will return to this Province next year.

Mrs. 'l“. P. Cass has returned to her home in North River alter a most enjoyable visit to friends in Hampton, Victoria and Melville Road.

The Montreal Star has s photo of

the Government steamer Mlnto taken while she was last in the ice oil Cape Bear in the Northumber- land Straits.

Webb Stanley, Lieutenant in No 1

Company of the Fourth Regiment, ol this City, lelt last night lor George- town en route to Quebec to take a qualifying course.

John A. Fraser, City,' whom it

will be remembered had his leg bro- ken some time ago, is‘ steadily lm- provlng and hopes to be out again in the near luture.

On Saturday next Ex-Mayor Paton

and Miss Bell Paton will sail on the S. S. Canopic`~ (rom Boston lcr Europe. This will hs Mr. P..i,on's ninetieth trip across the Atlantic.

The Guardian regrets to learn

that_W. C. Casey, D. P. A., C. P. R., St. John is suilering lrom a heavy cold which confines him to his room in the I-Ialilax Hotel, Halilax.

The following are recent sales at

the factory at Dunstaflnage; Ice cut- ting, Udhn Arbing, Sullolk; Ice pack- ing, Herbert Thompson, Dunstail-

nage; gvood supply, William Godfrey, Marsh eld,._

Rev. D. B. McLeod, Somerville,

Mass., who hae been extended u call t Orwell, P. E. I. has at the requesll of his Boston' Prcsbytery declined, and will remain with his present congregation.

Allred and Mrs. Duchemin, Great

George Street, were at home last evening to the young men ol ML Duchemin's Bible Class and the young ladies ol Mission Circle of _the First Methodist Church. The evening passed merrily in games and music. Dainty relreahments were served by the hostess during the

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made the name W

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Joseph Steel, Souris, was in the

City yesterday.

The .Northern Agricultural Insti~

.tute will meet in Maylield Hall on -Monday evening at 7 p.m. Subject Seeds.

Mrs. Rev. W. A. Mason. ol Port

Hill., .is spending a few weeks at N!lF.Glsag0w; the guest her s..‘ler, Mrs. R. E. Bagnall.

Quite a numaer oi wagons cr-uid

Hillsboro side ol the Hfver to

In the Supreme Court of Canada,

decision was given yesterday, dis. missing with costs the Appeal from the Supreme Court of Nova Scotia in the case ol Hart vs, Mcllreith, Mayor ol Halifax. ‘ V

Owing to the delay in some ol S.

A. MeDonnld's European imports. 'tions the formal opening of the newl store will not take-place this week but-will be held at the earliest ‘ow-| ellie date. In the meantime the _st e will be opened lor business to- morrow morning with a new line ol °¢“P1° wi tener dryeoods. The buying public are extended a cordial invitation to call at the store and inspe t_ the goods placed on sale.

James Patou and daughter leave

Boston on the 22nd on the B_B_ Canoplc lor Europe. Mr. Paton will select the spring and summer goods for the firm, while in the0ld Coun- try. This will be the lorty-filth visit to be made by Mr. Pateu,~Iu his es- Piltily M buyer lor the hrm, during his thirty-live years experience in business, and this will make his nine- tieth trip across the Atlantic. What other business man in,Cunada can best this trans-Atlantic record ?

Lust night Wonderland allorded a

hearty reception to the clever and m°5t amusing artist-B. the three dancing Durands. And they deserve ;t lor they are versatile in their acts, marvellous in command if the unsta_l3le rollers. and entertainers of the highest class. They opened their act with a country sketch, wherein .ai country Rube and his son play an important part, the trio completed by Edna Durand with bright repar- tee andhrillian wit. The clog dan- cing by all three in the finish of this' is something extraordinary, and but Preparatory to the dancing on rol- ler skates. No imagination can picture or lorm any idea of the per- fect time. rhythm sue simcuity or this dance, performed by Edna, Fred and Louis Durand, each 'a comple- ment of the other, each perfect in his or her part and the trio an un- equailed combinathn on the stage today. It is a masterpiece per- formed ,with an ease and accuracy 1'8F°\Y Glen and should not be missed

Prince Street wharl yesterday. |

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'by a single `one while the opportu~

Commissioner Coombs, who heel

charge ol' the Salvation Army lp Canada. and who is well-known here is in St.John.

The Knights ul Columbus held A

City held a strikingly succeseiul n`nd|`

enjoyable charity social in their hall last -night., About eighty couples took part in the whiat and dancing.

His Woghip Mayor Prowse and some ol the ity Councillors participated ,ln the pleasure ol the evening, alter the Council meeting had been con- lcluded. The proceeds available lor charity will amount to sixty-live ol seventy dollars. N _

The following horses were entered

up to last night lor the race to take 'place on the North River ice, oil the

fthe green race :' Kalola, J.A. Hen

Ready. For the two-lilty class:

Butternut, G. A. Essery; Hillsboro `Girl, John McDonald. The racer are to start at two o'clock.

letter from W. A. Gaudet, the Cham-

'mo c I T _ lectllure on Robdg. Cairns by'Gco. W.”

Mystic, Thomas Essery; Grace Mac,|rountry roads. Peter Brodie will also H. C. Hooper; Eagle, John Stewart; give an sdhresa on the bacon hog.

The Mail I-lalilax. is in receipt ol a eight years with Moore and McLeod

has severed his connection with tihpt'

pion skater of Prince Edward Island lirm and will ,at once. aaaoc a e. I V

and Maritime Province champion for 'Jimeell with ldclmllhll B109. _

the three mile skating event, stating merchant tailors ol this City. Mr. , *_* '

that he will enter in all the races ‘Moren_ls s popular young business Red Roermentlnl, bod” h at the big ice-meet of February 26th msn and he will no doubt add Edward 8.0.13., Tuesday, Fe .

and 27th. This champion has never ,many new customers. to the large

tried colpclusions wliih sketsrpu out numbenxalresdy trading with this --

side of is own prov ucs an e sp _popular irm. ` _. ,

pearance against the Maritime Pro ~»--» “'|_"d,‘ sllnlmull curumu' vince cracks at the bigmmeet will be A fire on Monday night izpstrom -'-7--*_‘“""’“""

a special leature of e ice-sports. the dwelling house n amp ~ Mosher, lormerly, of Dartmouth, and ownnd by Fraser McDonald :"'l‘he queen City" il the “Mig a well known skater, has sent his eu- Mr. McDonald was at lodge the h4.\_f» ,later botlllil 3 §‘:‘f:&1“ tries in lor the various events. andv, when the alarm, reached him for two years, and il fou mu w . will nic his entries lor the champion- ,ui-1 i-an immohiately to his home within that aerial! will rep ,un W. ship in the regular way. Word has .and rescued his little adopted son new ons. e ba? mum also been received that n Sackvllle who was the only occupant of the luraufbfz 5811535 53°* “gm” .t In skater will be entered. THU wtf! house and who was asleep in his lecturruar 13%: uso um in list lor the meet is becoming very bed 'rim 109; is estimated at 31,500 prices. . y s Twollbcl!

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price.; rempl_ ni _'at lrom 'l.to 'lf ,convey °,n"_ ,~ ‘ _ who ill

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Owing to the had ,roads the mar-

ket yesterday was very _poorly st- Mldd.: ' ‘ -

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L very acrobat

was held at Hortlpvgilmhue onp loudly night. "pei gram. was

nterestln wal also the

McPhee of this City.

There will he a horse race on

Plnette ice on Saturday next nt two o'clock ` ne' lollowit "Ui-des race, three minute class and 2,40 class. As the ice is in good condition, an excel- lent alternoon's sport is expected.

the running ol automobiles on the

There will no doubt be. a good at- tendance. .

J. Chas. Moran. lor the past

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lcete most that and he was heartily, he deserved to be. ~ pictures were fine and pert ol the program

be seen crossing the ice from fhelold asylum shore this afternoon. For” All class will be welililled. l lark-

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deraou; Aqulri, J. M. Nicholson ; The Farmers' Institute ol York

Hal, Dr. Jenkins; Birdie M., Franklwill meet on Saturday evening next Stewart; Parkwood, jr., Edward when a discussion will _take place on '*"'-*. ,

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Mnard's. Llnlment Cures Colds.

Wanted-A smart capable young man

as assistant hooklseeper. One with Citv experience preferred. Apply io Box I2 City. _ 2-x5d3i ‘

Aromatic Extract

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is a pleasant and pala- table combination of the active principles of the finest Norwegian Cod Livers with extract or Malt, Wild Cherry Bark and Compound Syrup of Hypophosphi- tes.-

An Excellent Tonic

5oc and $1.00 bottles

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Friday. Febraarhftst Sixth game of the gee Series for the provincial championship- _

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