'ras ooaan1Au.cnai.`LErrrnrowN ramen nnwann istazm, Mas

,slit ifiisguigg ;.ui:ii iiiinfsig

CH 25. |964. 5

Haadfs Tas

by ALI. the railway line Including the Cape I I S 0 S I i

I Inspector Davy yesterday and pronounc- Traverse branch was opened last night

sud by .U u' as tam' and the trains were all runnin

ed accurate.

Gin* your tickets for P. W. College

concert at Jamieson's and Ellis', Drug Ar aspeniai meeting held in St. Peters ' Stores. Price 204:.

land it was unanimously decided to ln-

- Tux steamers made good crossing be- '

tween th' "Inn" ports Naam". The vite Rev. Innis Fraser. who is at present

malls reached the city at 18.30.

Flash THE Telephone Company installed

We haven’t said any- thing about coiiee for lometime, but we are selling more than ever before. Most every day brings a new customer

codec is good. `

new switch board at the Hall Way House (O`Nelll’s) Vernon River, yester-

OWING to the-absence of a quorum last

g though

several hours behind time. ‘

Anglican church at Alberton, P. E. Is- '

»These new skirts are worthy’bi’= your best at-

located in Lunenburg, to become their

rector. Mr. Fraser isa very young man '

B and is a native oi St. Eleanors. As a

preacher and worker in a congregation he is most highly spoken- ol. He is a

graduate oi King‘s.

tention. They are from the best imakers-they’re

carefully made, accurately cut-made to fit and to

HAVE YOU 'FRIED IT.

. If you haven 't leave

your next order with us

‘ and get the best in the

city. Our price is 4oc a

for it, that's roof our 6|-sum' 'hy'

Eva" till Monday night.

I Brown appeared for corner loafln

pound and were dismissed with a reprimand.

Maur complaints are being received

& regarding the bad state ot the country

9 roads especially those near the city. It

PHONE 199. _ is certainly time that some attention

_ V should be given to maoyci the bad

’ pitches.

night the meeting of the City Council to consider an electric by-law was adjourned

Air the Police Court yesterday Charles

and Ernes McKinnon and Henry

Tan death occurred at Prescott,

Arizona on March 9th of Alexander Hector Gillis, formerly ot Gariield, Bel- fast, of pneumonia. Deceased left the Is- land for the west a year ago last Christ- mas and was 33 years of age. He was un- married and leaves a widowed mother, one brother and live sisters, who have the sympathy ol many friends in their sore bereavement. The remains were brought home on the 18th by decoased‘s hrotherf Daniel R. Gillis of Prescott, Ar. and

interred in the Belfast Cemetery the following day

I .

W. S.l_cvsoN, Pres. oi the Y. M. C. A.

will lead the meeting lor men only in the “Wu by nommmaes fx-om the Y M L A

0 ~ Association rooms on Sunday afternoon

ati! 45. The subject of the address will

M in the House 1 be “Redeeming the Time." Special music

is being prepared. All men are cordially invited.

i -

¥Vr.nNnsnaY evening, J E Bell, retiring

organist oi St. James’ Church was waited

and the choir of the church and in appre- ciation of his ever ready services lo these organizations - A. Lord on behalf of the members ot the choir read an address and

’ f presented him with an oak music cabinet

TA N N S CAPTAIN Farquhar of Halifax is in re- in; E::;§§;§dtiY;"°;;‘b;’°§“§e‘;€;;‘;lYi§ ished 4 75

laid chipendale chair also ac- I

compnnezi by an address. Mr. Bell was completely taken hy sur- prise yet replied happily tendering his sincere thanks tor their kind remem- brances. Those tokens of appreciation are but small marks of the high regard in which Mr. Bell has always been held by the different organizations in

connection with St. James.

THE basement of

crowded m the door concert given by

ceipt (22nd) of a telegram from Captain McMillan,oi the steamer Elliott, staif

ing that the chances of saving the

I E F ' steamer are good. The ship's crow is still

» aboard. The members oi the sealing

crew have lelt for their homes.

AN odlcial Masonic visit ct the Grand

Will yuan s iaiihrnl, bonu: and u-anwonliy

FAMILY PHYSICIAN. . ,

¢.§:='}:,;°;,:;':.°|f,’°'1E~"A°,H~°(§§,':;:§ Master Benj Rogers, Sr. and Grand ioauvlilhpi im-at iran (Imam -an ' Lecturer R. M. Johnson, accompanied

" by Capt Thos Taylor Harry Worth John

F°= C°li<=. Dhfdrw. Ch1ll».Rh¢=»- r.1..e.,Rsv.G. M. 'Yeung rrsd's.1ie.

matlam, Spralns. Ncuraigla, 5 ,md E, T, Higgs was paid to Lodge True

Tooihach, Cramps, Sore Throat, Brothers,Crsoand on Tuesday night.

dec., dw-,ii never fails. -#svn .., AMONG the mum, p0p,,1,,,- routes to

'°“°'° "°"“"°' P"°°25°'"'°"b°“l" Boston from the Maritime Provincs is

. H that of the Eastern Steamship Company.

u°°:;:p°L7v‘z|':::u:¢:I.L,_’;? Fo" -f International Division, by their m8El1l~ For sais everywhere. 25 en psi- hor, or ilcont steamers which run bl-weekly bo-

by rlailoa receipt el price. I tween Sth John and Boston olnmg “L in.

59|, " “_ l in in pmpneuen, 'rss Wmun.. cn mar. _. termediate ports. Passengers arr v R

Co. limited. I-treal, Canada. u -‘_ SL John on Tuesday and Fnday gan go * direct to the steamer and take cabin

berth orstateroom leaving next morning at 8 o’clock if on \Vednrs~ day calling at Lubec. E“LP°ft and Portland and ii on Saturday at 6.30 for Boston direct. This trip IS il bemlfl'

ful one as the steamer keeps close as

‘possible tc the shore and gives a grand view ot the scenic beauties of the New

Brunswick and Maine Coasts. Full parti-

`culars can be obtained by évriting Wil'li:;l:1

- (`. Lee. the agent oi the olnDBDY B »- -

yy' Jlghn N. B. The ad. appears in another

It is sweet, flaky and °°h"”"`

rich wiih ilxe_ very

best fillings.

Apple Pies io cts. Mince Pies io cts-

CANNOT DO WITHOUT l’I`.

igiiown, it. is iiidispriisablc in the home

The chair was occupi man and the audience showed their a - °

In aid or me R ‘ feta, in point eiiect 5.35

of the new Sunday School. 'r ~

es by David s¢i.ur_ li , `

\ SOME OTHERS ARE

. . $5.95, 6.25,, 7.75,. 8.25,, 9.25 etc. V

s essie Crosby, Miss Pearl Hunter,

preclation ol the program by generous applause and an encore to eiery number. The program included solos by Mrs. S. C. Moore, Miss Canning

Mis B

Miss Down, Frank Stanley, T. A. Mc-

Lean, jr., Geo. Moore, Reg Stewart; a ` '_ violin solo hy Miss Helen Palmer; a .,

GORE CQ MCEQD

trombone solo by Arthur Gaudet.; piano solo by Mlss§Waterman; and readings by Miss Ruby Rattary, Miss Gillis, and Ham Bethune. During intermission home~made :andy for which Zion Church ` ` is noted, was sold and added a substan-

tial sum to the total proceeds.

ANNOUNCEMENTS

-A rare treat, Judge Warburions

lecture on “Japan and Russia" on

O D mn ,q Ombmem becomes Thursday evening in Y. M. C.A. Hail.

nge r. 1 lblf.

-Regular meeting of Prince Edward

Zion Church was last night at the the Ladies Aid building fund » '\

1'\` f.` 1,. *,-

_ 1,-"` 'irr div _. '

W€3.l'.

SOME OF

THE PRICES

Black F r1ez'?, stitched at bottom, ive gore,

/nicely made I ` 52,70

A similar one, better cloth, stitched seams 3.10

Fine black frieze, lap seam, handsomely lin-

Pretty skirt of Oxford grey frieze, with

bands of same cloth,six rows of stitching

at bottom 4,75

Fine black friezes, trimmed with bands of taf-

. ‘

,..............__. Doss Youre FURNITURE

i i ,

-- ‘- I th scores oi ways in which lt _ _ . I S

' i-A:i|Lial\1’c`:1§ed. ewhile this ointment is best °°`““°‘]' R975) Arcnnuf” “"H ba held 'hm

D R r known as n positive cure for eczema, salt (Frida, )¢vcnlng at 8 o clock in K. P. Hall

° ` ’ l it hi is d th St I Prowse Block A full attendance re

ricum C “RPI 3.511 G mc' °r`

ncurss: saxnav. g ri 'di nt th kin itis also uu-

_ | l

c s

ailiixyohciigilg? a troatmeht for chaicd, 'Wasted' M

Baker Best Bicld. nnlumd skm’ pim les, blaclllleililii,

~ every description.

In *

-Prince of Wales annual concert to

90"’°““d 5ki"'“°“ld“‘E“m5 and sores or nlghf. Orchestra at iive minutes to

, 1' - mr/>:9»°L§s sr"

\:i '

[Funeral on Saturday at l o'clock to

Rustico Cemetery] *~" 4* ' ' w'""__' " ""

At Lyndale, Lot 57, at his son’s resl~

Donald, at the advanced nge ol 93 years, I leaving ilvc sons and six daughters and '~ '-

\ a

T0-DRY.

First lot of Spring Mil- linery opened today` Bal- ance expected shortly.

, »

. “bf

eight. Scloists, Misses H. Bremner, f1‘€Si1 Si10Ck Of

dence on March 14th, 1904, Alexander Mc-

g g and

children.

I ‘-

Maude Down, T, A. MacLean Jr., G. H. Moore and R. Stewart. Choruscs, part VBHCYRDIB C0111' songs, quartets. Readings by Miss

Blanche Lodge et al. Spelling bee limit- Pound*

ed in time to o. quarter ot an hour. - -

nannaiess fan. splendid candies, Bl°°d Punher'

Pills. etc.. now in

" WO MACS"

Buy your pastry at the Eclipse Bakery The T

D. Stewart. 25 d 1|

w.~....- iiacDonald&liacKlnnon,

Weeks’ Nobby Hats. DRUGGISTS’

' "mv-” *sr* cor (;r.Ge0rge .md Kent Sis.

DIED. *MMM

On Thursday morning at Hunter River

at half past seven, Mrs. Edward Wool- ner, aged 65 years.

2 ` gi f, _vu 1

number of grand and rent r

The y ,, ' “Gainsborough” E _ gar

GPN llB\l7 1

i::.:'°.‘§.:;i.2‘:;.“:; .THIS IS

cent cigar in the city.

This large and in- increasing sale is a lirstclass recommend- ` ation for the cigar. We have them in mild, medium and strong.

3 for 25 cents.

53.50 per box of 50,

best. The girl who appreciates your tailor-made garments as cut and Etied by us shows that she

likes to see you present as good an

La proud of you and will make you

self by always orderin our

NEED REPAIRING P

Br :r eu legs, arms and backs brought to our hospital

, wil in speedily set and made as good as new

F012 REUPHOLSTERING

we lxwe a good line of furniture covers and an expert up‘;: isterer. Our work is always well and cheaply done.

N ewson.

- , J

C? IL D' 'Ii

THE Bffsr ,

AND ci1EAPEs'r

f\ll..PlPfR

TAvLoRs;

Booxsrouu. I

» ~- E__.. -if

MCDERN DENTISTRY

BERLIN DENTAL PARLORS °

One thing wea in wish tc call your attention to is our CORRU

GATED SUCTION RATE. By using this iorm of suction (which is pnt-

, , ented and for the use of which we have secured the rights) we will GUAR-

bllf 6°” t be “ffm f° 10°* Y°“f ANTEE 'ro vrr ANY Mourn. rr dm .mi ...mer new dimesir if may

be or what other dentists have told you. We know we can iit it, and have no hesitation in saying so. ln cases where there are still some teeth re mainlng in the month, we will replace the lost ones by means oi' BRIDGE WORK or PARTIAL PLATES. Teeth which are decayed we will restore by

appmmnce as ot er men, that She CROWNING (gold or porcelain) iiliing,or b use of PORCELA

y IN iNi.Avs.

We have the largest and best equipped oHice in the Maritime Provinces

8 good wife. Please her and your and do any and all kinds of denial work known to the profession today.

. ` _ E Y

O » \\ _ p - ` clothes here. 0

onto; '

~ \ he \‘*

' F., ,_ /.s. & G0. ov¢;.1>'r.»_:v.:'BWr<:s Drs.BsEs&sE1.L,P.op’.

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s-,

Now is a good time to have it done.

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