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The Latest Fashions In

New York.

10 CUBE A COLD IN ORE DAY

%ts refidid the mone if it fails to Cure 5°-

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umm., q..i..i,.,¢,,,,,, Au Display at Fashiounabl

Dec. 17 ll moss; dw

TEE Davidsons are com-

Restaurants--Some Pretty

ing, See them in the rink on Monday next.

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R0mU3»l1l» S319 all St0Ck' small restaurants and often at hom

Shoes placed on counters '1_`h°y19v° *O ‘°° °\§f in th? W°r\\i- mips

at25 per cent discount. played and admired; they feet some

thing of the delights of an actres~be-

fore her audience - they belong to the

,Come and see them. Now ,lg,,,¢,,,,,.m, ,,,,y_’,, ~ gy,-,,-, --,y,~,;;g~5;~

lp your Chance. ‘Big dinners are now more frequentl

oaa W

- hour.

ukwg of Boots and. People are getting to like publici

of an English Lord’

Daughter -_ -Hats an

Gloves-Skirts Still Trail, &c..&c.

Costumes Including that

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NEW YORK, Feb 10.-Vleare get?-

iug to be as much of a cafe-existing people as our European cousins, and this winter is more apr arent than ever The swells take to this life easily, an

it¥atisfies the bohemian that is in every I body.

This care life belongs by right of

birth` to Paris, but London is now well up in the race of this free .and easy life -

”. The Duchess of Marlhborough, Mrs

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Arthur Puget, the Duc ess of evon shire, and the rest dine and wine at th

and cafe parties are the fad of the

much more than they did ten years ago

ling with the public, seeing and being seen. Their marvelous .toilets are dis

their ennuled souls.

given at the great up-town resturan

cost thousands of dollars.

But the cafe life in which the smar

` th t h' li

loft Bros

people indulge most is a w ic offered by the big foreign restauian

dition dine in a public dining-room

and two of these are Mrs. Ogden Mill

L --f-te----. Almeric Paget. Mrs. William Astor,a

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exclusives who will never on any con

and Mrs John Jacob Astor, but M

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seem to enjoy it thoroughly

ington street to the little French resta rants and display their diamonds an

of cace life.

NEW YORK, February 10.

At the fashionable restaurants at no

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bare shoulders, but I fear it willb

ian, decollette and radiant, in the whir

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A “Slow but sure” combustion,direct

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4 Sim $1o,st1,s.is,17.

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little tables with their iowers and cut glass, and here one may study the fashions to one’s heart’s content.

One of the gowns that I saw at a

Fifth avenue restaurant during the week was of purplish cloth. made with a long coat and a trailing skirt. The coat had revers of green cloth turned back,and there were decorative frogs of black braid on each side. A graduated circular liounce extended all around the

coat and a big necktie of rare old lace »

was knotted at the throat.

The hat was of green velvet, with

masses of black velvet flowers and leaves.

One other gown was of brown cloth,

with the sleeves trimmed in rows of brown braid almost the same shade. A wide gold belt in an elaborate design was fastened about the waist, and black fox fur was worn about the throat. The skirt trailed beautifully. ann clung closely to the figure.

The hat was of cream white felt, in'

the fashionable three-corner shape with black 'velvet band and full aigrette.

1 went to a little dinner dance a few 5

evenings ago, and lhave never seen a table that looked so lovely, or attended a dinner where so many splendid gowns

WBI8 WOI‘D.

The hostess was in black velvet, with

the corsage one glory of diamonds. Her white arms and shoulders were dis- played liberally, and her dark hair was dressed low. with a wreath of diamond lcavessurrounding it.

A tall, sweet-faced blonde, who is here from Montreal, and _the daughter of an English Lord. was the prettiet woman present, and she was so extremely pretty that I could not keep my eyes off her. She had the fresh rose in her cheeks that English girls always have, her eyes were blue and brilliant,

blonde which the French call- mouse blonde, and which can never be mis- taken for the chemical variety.

She was all in pale yellow and they

always look pretty in it. too. The gown was of thin-, limp silk gauz° of the

the same. It clung closely to the figure,

y and her wavy hair that lovely ashy

y and was draped and swathed about the ts

body in tl'e most fascinating manner.

unseen manner, and there were no sleeves at all, only cords of jeweled

than at home, and-some of these dinners It fastened in some mysterious. and

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is yellow gauze passing over the shoulders ts to keep the gown on, and these were

I I half way down town. There is music only half an inch wide.

, and life and color and a certain touch o ' -

N0'fE*'M*`¢|1 S Rubbers 32 °e”t5- foreign atmosphere that has its irresisti I 5

Womens' 22c. ble charm. _ y _ _ _ \ '

GOFF BRO S There are a few women among th .

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f Down ene side of the corsage extend

ed a garland of pale yellow roses and a few stray leaves 0! the most delicate

e green There was nothing bitt yellow

about the gown, and the only touch f contrast was the wide band of black

s which was worn aboutthe throat hifh

up under the chin, and the tall slender,

ll black atvrette in the girl’s lovely blond

the Vanderbilts and Whitneys and hair A one string ,of medium s1z=d

° D l 6 ld d Whitehouses appear fr

8 Title aftatrde public restaurants an

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DIRECT DRAFT SURFACE 1 ,

BURNER FOR HARD OR SOFT mahl;')liZi‘iaiI;Jsf`o:=irwants to be real gidd COAL she comes over to New York to do

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DIGBY .IN ASHES

Fourty -.Four Business

Houses Burned.

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Bathurst N. B- l-las I5 Build- ings Burned During 'the

Worst Storm of the Sea- son-Trains blocked-Con~

servatlve Canidate In St. John Arrested for Crimin-

al Libol - Big Election Meeting.

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DIGBY, N. S., Feb. 14-(Special)- The main portion of the business dis- grict of this town was burned last night. The tire started at 10 30 last night near Letteney’g store and, fanned by the gale, burned both ways.-

Fovty-fout' business concerns in all

lines were burned out, the loss being considerably over $50,000.

BA'rHUns'r, N. B..Feb. 14.--(Special)

-il:`irc‘today burned Smith’s drug store, Adams, Burns & Co’s oflice, shop and warehouse, the ohices of the Caraquet and Gulf Shore Railway, G. G. Gil- bert’s law odice. James Hickson’s jewelery store. the Chinese laundry,

CHICAGD MARKETS,

Cciicaoo. February 14.--.[Special]-

“he following are the closing rates :-

r‘eb. wheat,-- corn, 87; oats. 281;

pork, 10.00. _

May wheat,71§ ; corn, 35d ; oats, 272 ;

pork, 9.80. _

July wheat, 721 ; corn 37! ; oats, 261 ;

pork ---.

LOW PRICES F03 HAY CROP.

HAi.irAx, February 18. Never before

was hay more abundant or lower in price in Nova Scotia than itis to-day. The wholesale price in Halifax for large lots,pressed,is $7 to 8725,and farm ~ ers not getting more than $4 for it in their barns.

There has been considerable discussion

on the Montreal board of trade of late regarding the quantity of hay being shipped from Canada, one merchant having recently stated that it was his

opinion that there were not less than a

thousand cars being shipped every week. This estimate is in all probability consi- derably in excess of the actual export, although the quantity, in any; case is large. In discussing the amount of the available crop this year. a prominent merchant pointed out that in 1898, in which year, with the reserves from the good'crops of the previous two years, there were exported from Montreal about 220.000 tons. This showing was made possible by the unusually high prices paid to farire ~s that year. these averaging from $8 to $10 in the country.

The tendency of farmers this year,

he points out. was to consume as much as possible on the farms, and to hold the balance for higher prices. This was notto be wondered at when it was remembered that the present prices did not exceed 88.50 to 4.50 a ton on cars, which was not sufficient to reimburse the farmer for the cost of harvesting,

fact that present deliveries A were large

Henry White’s saloon and dwelling. the ,was 'dug 1,0 mg nweggigy gf fu-mer;

' - - » ’ , . tine.residence_qy,;a;slaie.Sanaior` .Btu-ns,»=, '. .-mana;-..1°.. slssst.!5u.15!..ss<i..i!-1a§..rnade-11e~=¢1¢h1--». ~ M ~ .- . I ~ _ .. .

tltreitingskirt and _ruches and i-titles 0! “ld °m°'1h°“¢WE5,-~ A if ' 'i tb.”

TORONTO, Feb. 14. -It is currently drop oHagain as theimmediatenecessity* T t A S. - . .

reported that Hon. J. M. Gibson intends °f f‘“`m“5 "°“1¢ 5° °V°‘°~ ' U White Sm msmp

to retire from the Optario Cabinet. y so much depends upon the purity oi her berth hen w_d`y, from hams

St. Joi1N,N. B. Feb. 14-(Special)- the b1_°°d that bY lnkillg H°°d`5 Sir’ up, Shawn; takin; in goal at A

The storm struck this province last v:;g;?1la “muy different d19°“°° ”°» um°_ ' ‘ - ’

night and to.day trains are stalled' in MR: A_ A_ BARTLEH., has engaged T|m`_5un gimp; in day, The greg; all directions. .` . ‘ the world famed skaters, Miss. Fannie: is over and several steamer: have

The Canadian Pacific train from Davidson, and Mr. John Davidson. to mad). ent”-e¢AP¢m_ 0 ~

pressing and drawing to the cars. The y

- pearls was worn about the should ers. P _ g d and a diamond star was taste ned in the _ .

' _ sive eiihitiiions in Hillsboro rink on . _ e

M3;?F;1.’?uT1°‘ Mt? £31' 5;; In to Monday night next. These skaters CBICAG0 F¢b_14__(Spggig|)_IQ`gif_; me » 1' 'Y °‘“`5 ° _ j have performed before crowded noks Char ton M_P_ member Mme wuhmgg

.There are no American trains, and on both continenisreceiving great favor ' `

the trains on all the branches are and their appearancé here will no I

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llollo oaptured by Amery

ulnaldo Preptrosfor'

-storm in Britain America- Intense

-Numerous Vlreolter ,

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`mim.A, Fen. 14.-(special)-_rise Americans have captured Ilollo with no loesesoflife on their part. ' i The Filipinos nred the native parties

of inelicwn manga but ,1inte'ic»»<rs- suited to the. P;-qpqgy' oft the politic .ef the' community. '.l‘he_ Pines t heavily

5 3; . Dishes? ,__,-

ca ill soon bring the Filipinos to A thrill

Aguinaldo is said te be collecting 80.#

000 triceps for a final stand.

New romance., A14.-_-(sp»ni)...

Intende cold here and ' , suffering.

south

state causing ve

tons, built at Beltast on 1874 sank at

com ission, denies that the Canadian

_b10cka_ded_ d0i1bt bE met With tho 8pp1‘EClnti0Ii gommiggign has made a dgmand £0;

1 loves mm med th., wget ll J Dean the Conservative oppon-

e latest and newest_thing is the lace glove. effmt was made to buy hun .Off on B I( P d

This is like the old-fashioned mitts, ex- nomination day. a 0 er

y cepting that there are fingers, thesevbe- The government party had a great ___ _

f ch o e l l woven .ace - . - °

She never ventures to do it at home ignothlglhackmof thiatlisfnd and over the meeting' notmthsmndmg the storm' Made from Pure

and; have noticed many a fair Boston- arm. . last night. Hon. Mr. Blairwas present gpgafn gf tartar,

l Some of these gloves cost as higlr as and spoke, y --

lace. Usually a large flower or cluster ‘° h"° ‘h°S° 1"°'.‘ "'°‘i ‘“°°"“1 d°°i3°° < f

of flowers. is wrought on the back of *t1*°*‘L“°d» *l'1h°“S:1 1*-5°! *W °¥P°°'

- sive. t ey are toeaut. u .

the hand. and the design runs up the The lonwcnw modes “winter an

» - 1° » ~ M Bteaklasl Funds

¥_ *drum-is < its esta! b° ' _ ' _v` g

comm,” T§€n§Is_'_im;r§;§1°,,_:mg1; andthe revealingof the lineaofthe fights

b.°*“m!i“$ t° W0 “mr” 111°! Si" ° ?yg¢g;d“‘g&td1'ng Pgdd is luhabd hmcrntlfat ` For breakfast we have' soft. rounded effect, vjery pleasing. 1° ° 'mmuh '_ . . °P°5 au .. , ` 'rt in ir ° w lea tom me U1' *°WhQ1°°°m° ¢f°1\1°_¢ *lm* ‘!° . Pcttiyohn s Breakfast Food,

on °"- ° Je 6 g - d°ea at ral death durin the winter » - gloves embroidered in gold and silver 1 “ ‘ 3 , ot th; Heckgps Breakfast Hominy

I amd. 'ree i ees, ni' e bmi* is 'wt svifts t° 4° §°_!“"“$ - -

delicate and giggle dolsdiings. The ddr- 99"? °l\ *£59 °°lU'*Y)'»_ 1* ‘ti g°f;gb°t`: Sglf-nS,lng Bucdiwheat’

broidery runs along the back and up .Fm " "W 1°P"‘° °f hh ‘“‘ m ‘ ° TIHSOH S [Jail dl‘l6dR0ll8d 08138, the arms in an elaborate fashion with' m_m“d °‘ °_P_““g 9"" 1°“S°' th““ um Fresh, ground Oatmgal, l

t d 'l d ' es, s re d'n out in va-‘ ‘"Pt°‘f m“1mS5° fm llbllli 5 W W °°“°'l ?° ri; aigmygisi wphi; islgede loves; Skin-tightsleeveaclose close collarsthat Crown Flakes, W nh ;%c_ A lot of "uk

nous re . g . _ - . embroidered _elaborately in go1d,thr88d. 8:3; lp law 1 6- 53;” ,amnajy tzium: Gold Dust Corn Mea' ’ p , ‘ll tm”

are rich looking and costly to the last »" °l °° “W 61"’ S Rolled Whpat, . y 25 sn” “H hu H 25 "nu deg-ce.. .____-¢--- Wheat Farlnii Ugg; regular price 50 cents,

The Jeweled gloves that I speak of '

have not been seen here except as worn Wh6&lil6l}S. of other fu' “tif FP

ty we or the fastest ana mines: won- DAvIDsoNs the celebrated -

in N w York et. The were

:.§..'1";;l°::'.‘i‘ i'?»“»§"§1»`§i'i»i’ii‘3$°'5`»i” ifffi BEER & G0FF~ E0- (MTBE &

$25 a pair, and are wrought ofthe most g

- exquisite lace in delicate flower pat- Y _ _ _ Sai tix on' ternse that show off against the arm in and extandedm a delicate d°31S“ 31093

one sees many ladies lunching at the a wonderful fashion. They are soft ‘he ‘lack °f ""3 hand *md “P “"2 arm 3 p

and they extend nearly tothe shoulder. WW “§°h°°' The °ff°f’t W” “ch ‘md - ____

but the arm can be plainly seen through m’}g§“5°°°t Wd U10 J°W¢1° SP°1'k1° Mum . Fwd” an in new 9191309- bmhiwtly' - -d d the greedily. _“___

They came only in cream em-ui white So little attention has ever been pai to p V ~

and black, and are of various kinds of ‘“°d°1'° Sl°*°°_¢h*‘- ii 1° 1'°°11_! d°h5h*f°| nnm»»»n»¢»ne|ea.»n»nn.

The railroads hive Cancelled an of the public. Fuller particulars will the cessiou of Skagway but say,” 5,

be ive later.

freight trains and are only trying to g 2 n 7;, h°P°.dt° hfwe U19 b°“Ud5l'Y ‘l\1°5ti0|\

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mom ,bsen ers_ p settléd before the commission ends.

han m from Yellow slippers a ld Politics here are getting very warm. IANDON Feb_14_,(gpwiay)_Aec°unt._,`

I suppose Boston and Chicago wil g p ' _ '- - » - ' ' _

come to the cafe fashion later, and all Gloves for evening wear are under- ent of Hon. A. T. Dunn has been ar-

Beacon Hill will turn down into ll/'as - ungergoing a radical change, resnd on a gharge of criminal libel for _

u- an we are to have some _ . , .

d~ wonderful creations in this line. The pubhshmg a' sworn deC`3'rat_lon that an

of ' ie gale show numerouspwrecks

‘alone the coast. Some steamers are over due and fears are entertained

that omc have fonndei-ed. .

liinsr appearance of Mr.

.an Miss Davidson the

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cans Without Lose--Ag-'f

throughout United 3181051

os, . general opinion is that

‘ p _t, aggreeaivaaction of the

wo ld renowned _skaters _in ,Hi lsboro rink on Monday.

uint in nu

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h ye W, _ wtéif »&»"§*.~' eu.. » ‘mg 5 ;,T_i,.;l<;

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See them on large TABLE of out STORE.

lmesthatwedonotintnndtoke p

Qlltl HIS!! ill lil! PIII( ,f°\’ to [5 _cents a package.

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