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D. J. RILEY will he a candidate for

Ward 2. His card appears today.

Tnneardohlames Eden for Ward 2

Councillolshlp appears in another column.

'1’.C. Janes delivered an interesting

lecture 'on the Hebrides to a good audience in St. James Hail last night.

Ar the Police Court yesterday three

Prohibition eases were up for hearing. John 0’Brien was fined $100 or 8 monghg and produced a doctcr's certificate that be was being treated for hemorrhage of the lungs. The case against John Byrne was adjourned for a week and the case against. John Cronin was dismissed.

BERT. Lambkin, son of J. B. Lambkln,

of Halifax, has accept-ed a position as scout in the Japanese army. He has leit for San Francisco, where he will join Lleu t. Ryan ol Kentville, and 48 other Caaadians, who will be mst there hy an agent of the Japanese government and ar- rangements made for their transportation to Japan. The fifty Canadians will act as scouts in the Japanese army.-Moncton Transcript.

Eruptions

Dry, moist, scaly tetter, all forms

of eczema or salt rheum, pimples and other cutaneous eruptions pro- ceed from humors, either inherited, or acrprired through defective di- gestion and assimilation.

To treat these eruptions with

drying medicines is dangerous. The thing to do is to take

Hood’s .farsaparilla and Pills

Which thoroughly cleanse the blood, expelling all humors and building up the whole system. They cure.

"I was greatly troubled with small boils,

uused by working among the oil at the Fnftnery. Hood’a Snrsnparilla was recom- mended to me ss the best blood rneriicine obtainable. I began taking it, and though many other remedies had failed to benefit me, three bottles of iiond’s fully and per- mnn<.~nti cured me." Amana Fianna, iimeric gt., Sarnia, Ont. I-iood'a Bnrsaparllla promises to

cure and hoops the promlet.

UUR COFFEE

We haven’t said any- thing about cofiee for sometime, but we are selling more than ever before. Most every day brings a new customer for it, tl1at’s proof our coflec is good.

HAVE YOU TRIED IT.

if you lm\rrr't leave your next order with ns and get the best in -the city. Our price is 404: n pound

Webster & McKay.

PHONE 199.

Fresh l Ground

Every l i Day

liot Cross Buns

\Ve will be plcnscd to

receive your order for

ilot Cross Buns

to be delivt rt-rl Friday

morning. Only io

cents a rlozclr.

D.S'T EWART.

scnrren BAKERY.

Hakes Beat Bread.

Sn ummm or Methodist onen-

Olnoert Tuesday night elsewhere in this issue.

Tas winter steamers made good cross-

ings yesterday and the mails reached the city at. 12 30.

THERE will be service in First Method- let Church tomorrow (Good Friday) morning at 11.

A YOUNG lady broke through the ice

while skating near the Ferry boats yes- terday and received a bad wetting.

THE funeral oi the late Mrs. \Viiiiam

Smith took place yesterday afternoon .and was largely attended. Rav.;G. M. Young officiated, and the palibearers were Geo. Ayers, Itobert Fennel, Geo. Rackham. A. D. Fraser, Geo. (Taylor and G. J. Wo`d n.

A NOTE Lrom Dr. Honeywell, Hunter

River says that M. Gillis accompanied his uncle Angus Gillis to the city on Mon- day and the railway oiiice was asked, when he left Hunter River, to telephone Dr. Jenkins that Gillis would arrive by morning train.

Sars The Nova Scotia Forward: We

were honored lhis week with a visit from Capt A H Anderson, formerly of Lunenburg, now of Charlottetown, l’ E I. We were very glad to see Bro Anderson. While attached to Royal Canadians and lccaled in Halifax he rendered rvaluanle assistance as Secretary of the Aaercy Committee. He has lost none of his in-

tereet in th_e work. Bro Anderson hears emphatic testimony to the beneficial results of the Provincial prohibitory law There is far less drunkeness in the Garden of the Gul( than has been known for many years past. Thelaw fulfils reason able expectations. Capt Anderson is a graduate of Mt Allison.

Jour! F. Whear, Grand Master l. 0. 0.

F. ofthe Maritime Provinces, ciiicially visited the subordinate lodges through- out Nova Scotia. On Tursday evening Mrs. Minnie H. Robinson, president of the Rebekah Assembly, wil h the Grand Mast- er, instiiuied a new Rebekah lodge at Kentviile. On Wednesday eveningtlraod liiaster Whear instituted a new subomir- atc lofige at \VoJds Harbor, to he known as Harbor Light Lodge, No. 91 and on fnursrlay evening another new lodge callen Orpheus, Na. 92, was formed at Wuliviile. Grand Master Whear return- ed to Halifax and visited Mlzpah Rebekah Lodge, where a social was held, to wish good-bye to A. E. Gentzei, who will short- ly leave Halifax to go into business at Winnipeg.-St. John Globe.

OF PERSONAL INTEREST.

James Gillespie, Carleton, was in the

city yesterday.

D. S. McQuarrlc, Crapuurl, was in the

city yesterday.

F.G Bovyer, Georgetown, was in the

city yesterday.

\V|n. Mcliiurdo. Sunixnerside, was in

thc city yesterday.

Miss Lizzie A. Ling, New Glasgovv, is

visiting friends in the city.

Miss liarnilton. late oi’ the cooking

school, left. last night for New 'York.

A. ii. Anderson, ofthe Prince Edward

`lslanri 'Telephone comp iny, is in thc City. l-lialifnx licrulrl.

A. \\'. linbh lcii. l\_~', night for lisliiax

M. U. .»\. lioy.\` iirnriclics.

.iolin S. Pierce, who has been ill with

lippr-nriioiris ai. the Uiiy liospitnl, <le>.i|'es to thunk all who uert. solrinrl to him rliirlrur i\i~r iilmss.

l-In-ictt la-ii, Vernon ilivtr; Nl-il Nc

.l<*|\kin.~, Seal ltlver expat l. to leave 'i`uc<<iny for liritish Uoluuibin where they will in future rcsirie.

Colin McKay, lliricisrri, returned borne

where he was the gnc.-'i. of his brother- in-law D. S. liir()uurric. Thlsr was Mr. l\lcKay`sil\‘st.visit io this section in thirty years.

Piles

Mouriny from ri wcrkl-r visit in Crapauri,,|

WINS SUIT FOR DAMAGES-

Mosrnxan, Marsh 15.-Judge Lavernne

yesterday gave a verdict for $501 damages in favor of W. J. Cooper, against the Do- minion Iron and Steel Company. Cooper was engaged as electrician by the com- pany for one year and alleged that he was dismissed without cause. Thejudgs con- curred in this view.

A WONDERFUL TONlC AND STRENGTHNER. Said a druggist today, “No douhtabout it.

the tonic thatétives nest results is the hig» gest seller, an that is Fi-Jmlozoxn. It en- riehes and puriiies the blood, restores strength and energy to the teeole, and is a scientific reconstructor that was always popular. In Chlorosis, Anaemla, Tired- ness Langour, Brain Fan, lnoigcstion and Dyspepsia its action is prompt and

satisfactory cures always follow. Yee, I reoommen Ferrozone to my customers because I believe it is the best tonic and srrengrhening medicine that money can buy." Large taxes cost 50c.

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WED l,003 COUPLES.

KANsAs City Journal.-The Rev. David

Hogan, who died recently in Nevada, was one of the oldest native born Missourlans in the state, and also one of its oldest ministers. He was U2 years old and had been a preacher in the Cumberland Pres- byterian church lor sixty years. lie was somewhat of a “marrying parson” having wsddcl 1,003 couples.

To rave to you mae Cha»iJe’l Ointment is a oertm

ang absolute cure for each an every form of itching, bleedingand protmdingopiles.

s manufacturers have guaranteed it. tes- onials in the daily press and ask your neigh- rs what they think of it. You can use it and t our mone beck if not enred. we a box, at

EB dealers or B!>|nNsou,Brrn.s ds Co..'i`oronte.

Dr. Ghase'a ointment

Special

Easter

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f In the larger cities it . has become a custom

to exchange gifts at ' Eastertime-and ' to those who Wish to in- dulge in this excellent custom this Easter, we "

7 have the following ex- .

_ ceptional snaps to . offer. _

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in elaborate

2 lb boxes (formerly $2.50) ....$r75 .-

_- 2 lb boxes (formerly

$1.65). _ . ... . --$1.20

when- lie will nttcntl the conference of Y., _i 2 ll) l)0X€S (fOi'l11€f'ly ~

3 $2.20) -.$1.60 11 2 lb boxes (formerly

,. $2.25) _...$1.65 '

» ". 3 lb boxes (formerly

$2.50) . . . . . ._.$175

l(ir.nor», Cherry Valley; and 'l'ru.tnan l.

K-mf ._

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5 Sec Our Window.

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GLOVES

FOR

EASTER.

WEsl1ow the two best makes of Kid

Gloves that the world l1as produced,

Perrin’s and Dents'. All guaranteed, all thoroughly reliable and upto-date.

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PERRIN’S Adonis, a very good, stylish

glove, 2 dome fastener, black, grey, fawns and tans - ' ' $l.l0

Dcuts’ lileurice, a glove of similar qual-

ity, all the new colorings - $1.10

Perrin's OLGA is one of the best gloves

marleby anyone at any price--black

iid all colors - - - $1.35

Dents alatea, a lovely glove, perfect ht

and finish,blown fingers, all shades $1.35

Perrirfs and Dents' Washable, can bc

washed with soap and water, colors, only - - - - - $1.35

Perrinle famous Suede gloves, Lion

brand, two dome fastener, black and all colors, - - - - $l.35

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Pinkham’s

Medicines

Big fresh stock of

Vegetable Com-

pound.

Blood Purifier.

Pilis. etc.. now in "The TWO MACS"

MacDonald & lirroliinnon,

DRUGGISTS,

Cor Gtlleorge and Kent Sts.

.Weeks’ Noble? Hats. '“.“»“"`i'”"" ' 'E ` "‘-"

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