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this store as the recognized leaders of men’s

* clothing. \Ve have endeavored to win and s

hold this mark of approval placed on our

store by the men of this

That we have succeeded in the past you will

admit that we will continue in the future

as in the past, to merit

fully evidenced in our

This season we believe that our showing of

men`s, boys’ and youths’ suits are superior

in fit, in finish and general make up to

any ever shown by us. Five hundred new suits just arrived. Prices $8.00, 9.50, ro.oo,

12.00, 13.50 to 24.00.

City and country.

this distinction is

New Spring Stock.

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P_~\l".'lS, Feb. 25-Premier Briand

and the members of the cabinet will resign on Mcnday. Thfy reported this de:is:on at a ctnference in the premiers odice. when the political sitziatir-n was thoroughly canvassei from beginning to end. The bare ma- jority of sixteen, which the govern- ment received last nicht ;n a vote of

or-nnrience in the chamber of deputiesas to what will happen, whither on the premier s arraignment by tceiPresident Falleries, after taking radical socialists. Louis Malvy andl counsel with the leaders of the par- Paul 3-fezinier, was a sara blow tollainientary groups, will ask Briand the premier and hzs associates, who I to stay in power or whom he will in- hiili been sustained many times in 'vite to form 3 new ministry. Leon previous crises by mitch larger vct;s.iBourgeois, formtr trcmiei' and ex- In the end, M. Briand declared 1.hat_Iminister of foreign‘aHairs; Raymond

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newspapers are sounding a note of

_ lalarm. The declare that the forces

|of extreme radicalism are triumph- _ing over sane and progressive re-

GLITD T0 GET OUT-

which was raised yesterday as 9, more retext to attain Briand's downfall

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he was “sick of it all." strizcted the separation law of cleri-

Icalism. and now that the church and

on reason for wait-ng until

to the president, is that members

eral Brun, whose funeral will.take place Monday morning.

.Poincare, ex minister of finance,

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the Klnil You Hara Always Bought :;.‘"..::;.¢.,f_/-E"'f..

Theophile Delcasse, ex-foreign minis- ter, and former Premier Emle

Combes, are among the nam's m.n- tioned, although it is understood that M, Delcasse is personally nit

lliketi by the president of the repiio- lic. -

T The decision of the ministry' tg withdraw has created an enormous political sensation. The conservative

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P>ACK.ERSi SUPPLIES

prices. _ ‘ Paints

Oils Bar Copper Marline Blocks Oakuni Coal Tar

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tory

\Vholes

Rogers

OBSTER

\\'e car ry the largest stocks at lowest wholesale

and any kind of a nail that is used in or around a fac-

Coods shipped saine day order is received.

Galvanized Sheets Black Sheets Copper Paint

Files

Seaming Paint

Scales Weigh Beams

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They po;nt out that it is ridicu-

The ly ` ' _ Monday to present their signatiires`state are completely divinrced, M.

,Briand has been merely following

wish to show their respect for the.out a general program of "appease- memory ef their late colleague, Gen-Intent." .

'1'/its will .nop Your °

Cough in a Hurry

_ties, therefore, is interpreted as the _ _

There is -much uncertainty tonight rcsult of an intrigue among Briand‘§_ Save $2 by Making This Gough

adversaries in his own party, whni SYFUP 8* Hb"\¢-

have been plotting his overthrow

orm,i regarding the clerical issue,

ous to accuse the man who con-

Tbe vote in the chamber of depu-

since the great crisis in the railway strike and blocking the premier's program of arbitration in labor dis- putes in connection with the public service corporations. I

l’hysicall_\- and mentally exhausted`

by several years of uninterriittedla- hors in ofhcial life, M. Briand is sin- cerely anxious to retire. Even now he is discussing with his friends the delights of a proposed trip to the Mediterranean. lt is understood that H. Pichou, minister of foreign affairs, is equally determined .to withdraw and would not accept a place in the new cabinet if it were otla-red to him.

TheTemps, in summing up the situ-

ation, blames parliament for taking too much interest in the railway em- ployees, who imperillcd the security of the country, and not enough in the issues designed to protect the nn- tion from civil war.

"5f. Briand," says the Temps,

"has the support of public opinion. His departure gives all I-‘renchmen food for grave reflection, for France is menaced by moral discrder and a conscienceless parliament. “

HERMIT OF THE DISMAL

. SWAMPS IS DEAD.

SUFFOLK, Va., Feb. 25-Fletcher

Lassiter, "Hermit of the Dismal Swamps," is dead here. Most of his sixty years were passed around Lake Drummond. The unexplored jungles were to him like Broadway to a New Yorker, and thc wild beasts were his companions.

Against the "hermit's" violent pro-

tests he was carried to the home of a relative in Nansemoid County to die. 'Always 8 lover of the lake, Lassit- er, after he obtained n divorce many

ale and Retail

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Hardware

Limited

years ago, procured a bungalow by the lakeside and became a recluse. He never left the swamps except on rare occasions to procure simple ra- tions. Game and fish were his prin- Icipal foods.

Occasionally the "hermit" would

hold conversations with sportsmen, but only from n distance.

WIIIT HEII TEST

President Taft made it plain tonight that he will not be deterred from his determination to mu nn “tra ses.

Now Comes, The Q " New Suits

For years past men have looked to

DY Shy vote which the senate may -take on the question, unlms it is plain to him that such a vote is a real test on the merits of the agree ment and not merely an attempt to avoid an extra session.

the president might be kept from con- vening congres in extra session some sort of a you could be secured whether direct' or not, tending

member! who were in favor of recip- ‘F0’~’ify. but opposed to an extra ses-‘ sion, the intimation being that the Ipr.-sifient would be aatisned with _ it

_ _test rote which showed that the op-

.position against reciprocity would not be overcome, even in an extra session.

see

tonight that nothing would sat.is’\ him but an absolutely honest vote on the merits of the bill.

the White House at iihich Represen- ttatives Payne, Dalzell, Dwight, Week; and Gillett were present. The presi- `dent also had sunimoned a number of senators, but owing to the night session they could not go and will

the president tomorrow.

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ence was the date for the meeting of the extra session. The date now rests practically with the Republican lead- ers and the president will wait until he has heard from them before nxing (T10 time dthnitely for the converting of congress, should it be necessa-

ry.

to them had been to call it without delay, Then in deference to the wi b- ea of the Democratic leaders, Clark and Underwood. who desired him give him six vrccks respite, he had suggested a compromise date, April 4, tentatively. Not wanting it under-

st , ` . been definitely' fixed, he summoned the Republican leaders to get their views as to the time which they thought beat for the reconvening.

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WASHINGTON. D. C. Feb. 27.

l0D 0! Congress to secure action on he Canadian reciprocity agreement

lntimations were made today that

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how strong opposition to the mea- iire. Edorts were made it was said. o secure the votes of a number of

The president declared emphatically

This was after: the conference at

The sub ect discussed at the confer-

His original intention, be explained

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ood hov~ever that this date had

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Right here at “The Home of Good Hats _iS 0116 Of

the grandest displays of spring styles in imported 1

bies you ever witnessed. \\'e'V¢ S69-fCh¢d

the markets for the best-for ` hats worthy a place in the Is.

land’s greatest hat department, and know we have the best array

in the Provinces.

-Tllli H;-Inc of Gdod Hats-

\Ve’ye yourwlhat here-It EQ!

' that suits your every feature;

that even harmonizes with the

co_l_or_'of_ your _eyes and hair.\\'e'\'e

niadethis work our liobbv and

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derbies, made in the celebrated Royalty and Trcss

i brands and heralded as the best hats for men the Old

Country can procure. \Valk in today-we want you to see this advance showing of spring lizit styles.

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This recipe makes 16 ounces of better

cough syrup than you could buy ready-made for $2.50. A few doses usually conquer the most obstinate cough - stops even whooping cough quickly. Simple as it is, no better remedy can be had at any price.

Mix two cups of granulated sugar

with one cup of warm water, and stir for 2 minutes. Put 2% ounces of Pinex (fifty cents' worth) in a 16 oz. bottle; then add the Sugar Syrup. lt has a pleasant taste and lasts a fam- lly a long time. Take a tcaspoonful every one, two or three hours.

You can feel this take hold of a

cough in a way that means business, Has a good tonic effect, braces up the appetite and is slightly laxative, too, which is helpful. A handy remedy for hoarseness, bronchitis. asthma and all throat and lung troubles.

The effect of pine on the membranes

ls well known. Pincx is the most val- uable concentrated compound of Nor- wegian white pine extract, and is rich ln guialcol and all the natural healing pine elements. Other preparations will not work in this formula.

This Pinex and Sugar Syrup recipe

has attained great popularity through- out the United States and Canada. lt has often been imitated, though never successfully.

A guarantee of absolute satisfaction,

or money promptly refunded, goes with this recipe. Your druggist has Pinex or wlll get lt for you. lf not, send to The Plnex Co.. Toronto, Ont.

Our spring shipment of Hygrade

Broadoloth just opened. every five yards stamped "Hygrade" for your protectlonln the new Blues, Grays, Tans, many staple shades and Black $1.75 yd loss regular dlsoount..-Patons. 2-25dt.f.

See our New Dress Musllns and

Volles prlnclpally ln rose and paisley effects pronounced by many the aalntlest that. have ever been Imported hero and very correct this season. Prices 360. 426 and 50c yd.-Patons. 3- l dtf.

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Carler’s Bookstore

Headquarters for

School Supplies Latest Books Fashionable i S 't a-

. iloncry mee Supplies

` In our One Prlca Cash System- we want you to note--that ln the pilco of Hats which seems to ro- maln the same as before-aIth- ough we could not alter the price -wojhavei altered the quality- and under the old system you would pay more for the Hats we are now asklng the old prices for. This ls one of the benefits of Ono Price Cash Down. Better quality for loss money. - Prowso Bros Ltd. 2-25dt.f.

"Want A good vest? BROWN hu

some special values in fleece lined corduroy vests. 'l‘hey'rc in 42-44-46 lines and were low priced at $5.00- ,your chalet now for $3.35. BROWN'B -where you get real bargains.

2-21dtf.

Big St0Ck Of NC' '°cou¢ii¢ mug aaa rims etc

summons

Wbdutleiluhl - Carter & Complnyttd.

which may med reupholnterlng should he done now while curio per ceut. discount olcf on coverings to available. llognat variety. You an vo an anxious to bring this work in only lou toroltovothcprelnn

rm ure qua

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larch intl., no I. Ticket Agent.

?‘§ ._. .3 § $~

during the buy llucn. Boar I: Weeks; Fu 't Had run. 8-idtf.

Our New Spring Shirts are

hero. And they are surely beau- ties. They are shown ln many designs-such as stripes of black and white striped plalds. mauves, blues etc Prices from 50 cts to $1.50.-Prowso Bros Ltd. 2-25dtf.

gee Our Fine

Watches-=-\

f You get belt value for

your money when you buy a watch here. \\'e're spec- _ ially proud of our high- clasn display of accurate time~keeper\ and know we can offer you unbeat-

able values.

We have all the leading advertised lined as well ar-

olhofu, not so wall known. ~

bm efficient, accurate and attractive. See our stock.

W. N. Talon

For _ Help

“just a Iittlc ailing-not quite

up to the mark" il the way many persona feel at thin time of the year. Don`t jump at the conclus- ion lhat you need an ordinary tonic-try something new-treat your kidneys. They are the busiest organs in the body and need a little help now and then. The liver does, why not the kid- neys ?

lyalc' Shoe loot Compound

does for the kidneys and bladder

._ what good liver pilll. do for the

liver. but more gently. It rem- oves the accumulating poisons. softens and dissolves gnvelly formations and renders the pus- ugev antiseptic. We recommend only what we know to merit our endorsement.

EISIIIIIS VESSEL

EIITEI] WITH

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Ilfl;<TI|_\', Feb. 27-Tw;-ive tishcr-

rzien. itnicr Captain <2 'l`. Tolliicr, start on .a novel trip today in a strangely palatial fisherman. ln the tabin of their ship there is B mahog- any piano, mahogany fittings, elec- tric lights, and best of all, great wide beds instead of the usual stutly, narrow bunl-is. They are all looking forward to the trip to Norfolk, Va., tspecially as here is n member of the crew who can pound out “l-leave

the ` 'ano

it relic of past grandeur. and she lift.s her ntse high in shabby gentecl scorn of her surroundings at T Wharf. Not

many years ago, when she sailed un- d r th more. pretentious title

inity afloat.

f e, y , with the "dinny bags" of the crew The five staterooms are furnished i

to the walls.

the wet overalls hanging in them

the place of the choicest perfumery o the Orient.

f the iucbt bou ht her at a nom

owner, \\'. G. Starbuck, of New York

waters. so the owner says.

'fisherman that I ever went out in."

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.fiway My Hcarty, on the Capstan,"(

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The Tillie. as she is now called, isup by approximate wax lls‘~1r@S“'hiCh

e c , Polvnia the steam yacht was one oflench hour, including the reproduction

gheflnssiege types of marine gemil-,_‘of pictures in original colors. _ iiiong

faded, perhaps, but still very com- ortabl but the are now piled high

mahogany, with great mirrors set in-

The staterooms are now damp with .

while the odor of aged fish has taker;.t____ Charles LO____n_____,_;.S mg _____s_m_

M. S. Stringfeller. now the owner

0 _' _ g _ inal price, tho the boat cost its first

more than $150,000. She is to be

used for coast fishing in southern_

Captain Tolliver said: “She is a

great boat, but l'm dinged if I know what we are going to do with that piano and the rest of the parlor fur- niture below. Did you take n, look at the fo'c‘stle7 That is fitted up bet- ter than the master's cabin on any

"BROWN has some good corduroy

vests, fleece lined, specially suitable for railway men and outdoor work- men. Simd 42, 44, and 46 androgu- larly priced at $5.00. going now at $3.35. Brown. The Young Men's Man.

NEW HISTORICAL

WAX GROLT' AT

THE EDEN Ml'Sl-IFJ.

At the Eden Musee, of .\`e\v York

(`ity, are many historical wax figures and groups. Great personazes and ev- fents in history are portrayed in wax., which have had much influence in in-:l tert-ating children in liistriry. The Ilatest addition is an elaborate group Ishowing Washington under Trenton, ‘with his soldiers, after silt-cessf‘.illv`f Icrossing the'Dcla\varc. Great care; Ihas been taken in reproducing the-C }surrounding's as well as the coltumes lof Washington and his soldiers. Inl' its inticrty the group is artistic as well as instructive and will interest

iurts and groups are lieinri arranged Ianfl will be ilaccd on cihibitiou dur

Winter Garden has been brightened

KEITH & I’R(l(`TOR'S FIFTH AV-

Ef\'l'T‘] THEATRE, NEW YORK, WEEK UF MAILCH 6, 1911.

For the week of March 6th., at tho

Filth A\‘enut~ Tlicatiu, the hill will lie composed of many Iiiifli-class nov- -clty acts, stiziictliing different from

Im isiinl run of vaudcvillc Occu] '-

l.. . ry

_ins the stellar position will he found _.»'li:ielia Stone and Armand Kalialc in a iiii_nialui~e musical comedy, calling;

or .several beautiful numbers by Mis.;

Il~`i»ii» iiii-l some clever' eccentric dan- ' in; br .\lr. Kalisz. Cute little Kath- 'lcen (`lirio:`ll_ iiou' boldly acclaimed,

'the .-\iiiericiin Vesta Tilley” will dis-

'pt-rt licrself in niale attire nm! render :-"i.\' new songs in hcr own ingenious

students of history. Many other fig-'lllllllllfl Ill 010 ihllll

iplaco will tonic Harry

- I _ _ _ _i'l'ieIit- and his Colleginns in that ori-

I_in._- the next fmt- “-¢ek5_ ...aging ¢_h(._ginal satire on undergraduate liti-

collection unusually coniplett-. The-_"

The Careless Sophomore," while

while Herman Shone 8; Co., in the .dramatic fantasy, “The Little God-

larg multjpligd many time; by gheldess" will Offer the Scl`l0llB ti0\£ OT

lmassive mirrors which surround thelf

bt- performance. Lyons and Yosco

;Gnrr1gn_ A large coilgggign of new m@_li\‘ill contribute their bit of singing

i\"»l\.‘: pictures has been received from abroad and ditlorent series are shown 1

the new pictures are oriental scenes.

and harp playing; Will Rogers, the

ariot king will oder a big act eiii-

ploying 12 people, depicting Western sports and parr,mcs; Paul Le Croix. the mad jugglcr will amuse with

On her decks lounged picturesquely l1B1H9S Bud SPOHF in 985*-Hu climes -WMS OT h8l1\“L‘l“Z 8110 The \'lBYllllll‘

dressed ladies, while men in yachting and amusing pictures showing start-IIHOUOD l'1iCf\lF€S Will Wind UP we Pm'

e ei d cad auendance ling and impossible happenidgs At gram.

caps and .ann s an . _. suwards rnn across her decks bear-'no other amusement place in that _-------

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ing cool drinks in long glasses whenlW0Yld BN l\iCt\1l'8S Shuwll n Suc i _ _ _ M _ _ ` She Steamed Over the 182.3. sou¢_he,-nrnumhem and of such qualigy as at THE Ek( l.LSl\fl-i l`4l(`.\ hLE 'l`Iltl-.. waters. but times have changed. the Musee. Howes. the famous White

Her cabin was built for comfort,l\'0tZi. is entering upon the last weeks Th? Dmlilhfl’ PBi0fll£` PYOCBSB f0l`

large and roomy, with wide seats, sesiof his engagement, and for a short _ ' ' _ _ with deep, comfortable cushions. 'riie.“"‘°-lonizer will startle visitors with greatest Swv forward in the we 1"- cusbions are still these, somewhat-his wondsi-_gill iglusions and feats of _‘l“5_§|'I;'J_‘“Bf°°°|_lf XIQBFS- DU“l°§ lf'

‘ magic. e aternoon and eveniii ‘ BC H 9 iC5'C€ iF0S HN! m8 if Y

‘concerts will have pleasing prnmihe Dvughty Process. This accounts

rams Ifor Dunlop exclusivcness when it com-

making Bicycle tires is probably the

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es to durability, resiliency and uni-

B. T". KEl’l‘H'S 'T`HEA'l`llE, B( STUN

' With Mary Norman, the inmersona.

lcomedy, "College Life," with a com. pany of twenty singers, dancers and

_|comeclians; Yorke and Adams, late

stars of “Playing the Ponies" and the [Eight Berlin Madcaps among the ' principal features, the bill for B. F.

Keith’s next week again promises to break all records. Mary Norman is unquestionably the greatest artist in her line in modern times, and the simplicity of her methods in imita-

_ting well known types of women has never been excelled. "College Life" is one of those big vaudeville produc- tions that the public seem to demand -nowadays. lt is full of ginger from start to finish, with an endless a- mount of fun, rollicking college songs, and a beautiful stage setting. Yorke and Adams are two of the greatest Hebrew comedians on the stage today. and come with an en- tirely new program. The Eight Ber- lin Madcapa is one of the llvelieat aggregatlons of pretty girls that has

YOUR SUIT

You’ll hardly know your

suit after it has gone thro- ugh our cleaning process. We’llclean anddisinfect the cloth thoroughly, giving it a fresh, new appearance you'll certainly be pleased with. We freshen t h e colon and raise the nap of the cloth and the pressing is simply superb.

Try un once-send us your old

_ Price Sh Bottle.

E. A. Foster cami

suit ou'll be pleacomsurpriaod cndihllghted. Phone for our team. '

beginning ii . 5 id*

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ever come to America. Another fea-

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edies ever written, called "0t‘hnr.Peo- ple's Money," while other features will be John Birch, "the man with the bats;" the Three Athletics ln gym- nastic feats, and Sharp and Wilkes in Singing and Dancing.

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"We have established a Nurses'

Free Registration Bureau ln our store. where proficient quallned nurses can register as competent and avail- able and where those in need of train- ed nklll will easily tlnd expert help. _No charge whatever is made for this service. The Two Macs. drtf.

New Valcnclonnos Ed ings. and

lnsortlons. Torchons. mbroido-

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:Notice to the Public=:

Having been engaged with

john Newsom for 24 years and Mark Wright for _, yours, I have a thorough sknowleoge , of all kinds of upholstering. Nplihng, cleaning, cabinet

mcking,“p:inting, vnmishiigs

md gm g. Having rent

the premises formerly occu- pied by my employer, I am now ready to do all kinda of

_ work in my line, and do here- : by solicit the numerous cus-

tomers who have been ln the habit of dealing on these pre'

miaes for so many years.

, _Q-I pialke it speclalty of lay-

n oi coth,ca ts, han mg klinis, curtain geo, all

kinds of picture moulding.

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