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(The above sale has been P051.

CANADA AN s ‘

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P0!1£(l lllllll Friday, Feb, 1 7,) In Henry Melv|||c u,'h;¢,,,.y_p,e,|d0,,¢ d 'and intelligently defined or pu* lic opinion well as for his ovvnrvznntq, `sud'lt lsqulto

3 dw fd- ‘ _the Boston Oliember 0( (gomme,-c¢_0rg,,D_ on the matter so generally stimulated. lu accordance with the eternal fitness of

in-r uf grunt lndustrlnl entsrpri-1-s,nnd lt was a lhnppy thought on the partof things that lie- should be presldentrof the

_ iibniider-up of communities, the come of the dominating element in the Boston- Submarine SlgnalCoinpany,\\-hose system

Y °°mlllPl‘0i1\l reciprocity lietu-non nw Chambei-of Commerce that suggested the -has recently-been adopted by the Cana-

’ -7 _ United snrm one cannon inn one or its °l°°U°1= df Mr-’Whl¢\1°y»w vrevldant °f dim svvernmant as 1 ww'-H 0! mlkivir

_ - u10s_ that' ' ve bod in J of navi tion h h :_ Lawrence river

0” t tvlltorous and influential champions. 1'0Pf°S¢UlMlll Y SHUI!! lo throua' U GS - _

. ltis very true thatatrcaty ofreolvroolw Inst yearifor it Placed him officially in- safer. l ’ _ ° d¢ll¢f5' 05' aCC0\“-lt" of their excellent style and

_ _ between this country and tho.1)°m|n|¢'n just the right posltlm for leading in a_ To give the names of all the different

_ _ _ has not yor, been ,, h1e\,,,.1 but ui eq up moveineutthat personal knowledge of the companies with .which Mr. Whitney is ' ' ' ' ' ‘ '

i true thatneverhmithelssuebeensso slmri Fltuationon both sides of the line had connected,n.sprcsldent ordlrector, would SUPBTIOI' lllllllg qi-l8l1ll£S¢ YWO Vefy llIlP0l'l3I1t P01 l1lS

_ . shown him to be of paramount impor- fllla large space. Among other responsi-

_ tance. _bllities he is adlrsctor ofthe Boston &

with bad bread. It’s just

Eigaiy too mi;_ke gooéil bread as

you '

kind of son.. we ° "gm

If-you buy

HERCULES DELIGHT WHITE COAT

You’ll have no trouble. Try

a barrel and be convinced. _ _ Our _quick delivery makes

it _possible for us to send an

' or erson time. Call to~dsy.

_ snawiui u sou. _

Queen Street

Offers Building. xo_tts 8;. w tf '

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Xmas Confectionery

Xmas Fruit and Nuts

_ Want” to_ be fresh. and dainty Our in tire stock in both stores of confection- ery, fruit, nuts, dates, figs and fancy biscuits.

FRESH AND NEW. _

Sue nur handsome' boxes the Sweets are in PRICES THE LOWEST-

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Distinctio n

You know what that means in

a n an’s dressflangunge or bearing. The indefinable something that sets one apart from the crowd. It

is largely achieved by careful dressing We furnish the clothing .

which expresses personality and so ` gives you that distinction.

MCDONALD &' PERRY A

THE NOBBY TAILORS.

Great George Street. _

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Ll N E Express. TH E LEAy_e_iou:lL_Ll=_Ax SHORT ~ Lsisvgg :Thrown ROUTE Daily, ` except S'unday> 1° MONTPEAL Daily, except Monday

EITAWA SLEEPING CAR SEM/iCE RESUHED

Leave Montreal ro.io p. m. Psiiengrri may remain iw Crr i|i\ti|9l- Ill 11- p. , psnicni-ru and tickets cali on ,u J E. MATTHEWS. Cheilorieiom » f wine F. ILPERRY, Acting I\ A

r~ p n_ u|_ ink ll.

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Go to a friend ‘or advice;

go to a woman for pity; go

to strangers for charity, but

for a good reliable guaranteed

watch at a low pricr, go to

'rANToN's. _ l _

fir il

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_spgcial prices fora short

time.

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Cresolene Antlsoptlc~T\laléts 8'

Th b' th lc'd l I ' Lno?o'<:1°ti'iin'g“;ro:e€n°'re'|“ol when its present new building was being

During the greater part of his business

identified with the Boston Chamber of ommerce, as member and director, and

‘°°' A" D"“ll|°'*l “_ projected he generously donated the vain.-

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“ Beaver" Flour is the Hour

for home baking-for women who take pride-in theirculinary skill, and their ability to run the house economically.

is a blend of,,”,‘_“_{‘{§‘_§‘,’,fr,2°,',"'_',fv%,”°:§_* It makesbread, rolls, cake and pies that every good cook de. lights to serve. lt yields MORE bread to the barrel than any other brand.

Order “Beaver” Flour next

time-'and see how much more inviting and loothsome is every- thing you bake.

AT YOUR QROCIFPB

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‘

l \ energies soon found another outlet.:The

5 ANNOUNCEMENTS

Of Concerts, Socleje, Entertainments etc., ofa money making nature, 5 cents a line (of 6 words) for first insertion, and 2)( cents a line for each, continuation. Churches and charl- table institutions half rates. Minimum price 15 cents.Black type announcements double rates. Births, Marriages a n d Deaths FREE but verses with deaths svne rate as above.

THE GUKRDIAN, _ __ __-_‘H _ condary teachers, ma-dc some sug

so ir, - , _-

Dominion Blend

Tea

Sales exceed that of any

other in tho Lower Pro-

vlnces.

Cholcest lrowth of lndlt

and Ceylon-

mfn.

l able tract of land on which it stands.

Nothing was ever farther from his

thoughts, however, than serving as presl-

- dent of the organisation, and it was with great reluctance that he accepted the nm mlnatlon when it was tendered him.

He had not been many days ln office

' \\\ '_ - . _, -

~ when the first move in the direction

' _ . of

au active 1ec`procity propaganda was nde. The tolli business men of Boston,

2;. _ ./I m

“WZ W- delighted that nie t-nys leucine nom-

uier. ial organization had u nmn of Mr. Whltney's brains and prestige nt its head, and keenly ullve to the importance of opening up u wider market for the manu- factured products of this section, lm- niedintely took the initintlvu.

Speaking before the Boot- and Slice Club

of B_osl/on Inst spring, Mr. Whitney sum~

“The population of the provinces of

med up the reciprocity question, ns ail`cet- ing this part of thc United States, in the

' / \ following succinct manner:

PURE ANDWHOLESGME. gow Brunsvvck, Nova _Scotia Prince

ONE POUND CAN 25° Q

. E.W.GlLLETT 2l’»'i'l’~?{‘S "‘

TORONTG-ONT. tl

dward Island, Newfoundland, and uebcc, is equal to the whole population

Massriclxusetts. And what effect,

i'nk you, lt would have upon the com- merce of this city of Boston lf we were

- freely allowed to trade with that number

of people l

“We wunt these people to bring here

- the products of their diffi-rent localities;

their butter, their cheese; nnd their eggs, their lumber 1 nd their fish; nny- thlng thnt they rise in these ldcalitlis we want them to bring over here lu exchange for your boots and shoes, your dry goods,

\ your furniture, and the products of ot-her

cliniatcs tlnit they will find here.

“We wunt that. trade, but not only that

', for we want the trnrln of that great seo ` tion of the country growing up to the

northwest of us."

Henry M. Whitney was born ln t-he

z quiet little town oi’ Conway, Moss., up in

the beautiful Deerfield Vrilley, Oct. 22, i8€i9. So greatly nhsorbcd had he been in his manifold industrial and iinaunln‘ enterprises that he had not vlslted his

_ native town for nearly a quarter of I.

century until lust summer.

A man's standing in his own community

is one of the best indices of his success, und it was not strange, therefore ,that his old friends and neighbors lri Conway, en learning of his contemplated visit to the old liomesterid, should have arranged in his honor one of the most remarkable rc- ceptlons ever tendered ii mun in private life.

iinrlng given Boston one of the beet

street railway systems to he found uny- vhere in the country, his restless

great possiblllt es that lay in the bltuni- :nous coal properties in Clipe Brenon- conl that wus being mined uneuondmi- eully for the Canadian market und which wus urgently needed by the mnnufuct- urers and rnllrondei of New England- hnvlng been brought to his attention, Mr. Whitney was quick to see them, and it was not long before he had organized the Domlnlni Coal Company, taken over some of the most desirable miles in Cape treton, equipped them with the most modern mining, hoisting and and plunts, built. ri 4')-mile rall- rond from them to tlrlewuter, tho like of which had never been seen in Cnundn, - erected grent piers nt Sydney and Louisburg and chartered n line of cap- iclous stcrtoiers to transport the con' to Quebec, Montreal, Halifax and Boston. He has done ii great deal for Canada, as

ll ii ve Ba kaclioyaii. have Kilim lgisensef lf you neglect lackarhe lt will develop into somethin worse--Brightl 'Blk also or Thnbetes. There ls no i212' "iil`.5. Tiff i'iIr°.§i"i'l`Z`$¢" hotly one kidney' in _iolnof bil I euros Baclracho every time-»

- Dodchs

Maine Railroad.

reer, Mr. Whitney had been prominent-l He has magnificent residences ln

Brookline and ut. Cohasset and his homo-

llfe ls ideal. _He has fo-:nd time to make- ono trip-to Eurare.

Personally, Mr Vi hitney is one* ob the

mpst democratic and approachable- of men. He lsapatient llatner,s fornafut 'wrller, and when the spirit moves him- he-oan makea most' effective publlo speech. He ls n splendid entertainer, also, and noted men who have been.-his guests, like Prince Eushlml of Japan, who was recently here, are invariably charmed with him. _

Amsgnlflcient silver service presented

_to him by the Japanese visitor speaks-elo~

quently of that ofllciafs regard fnrnlm, and that is only one of hundreds of mern~ éntoes that Mr. Whitney has recel\'erl= from hlscfrlends and well-wlsliers.-The Internatlon.

Y u. ilusl ind

in ilu [liar

If You Would Have Gord Digest- lon And Good Health. It ls Kept Active By

llll. CHRSFS KlllNEY*lilVt|l PlLlS

Bile in the blood is poison. Bile in the intestines is necessary to di-

gest/lon and the' healthful action of the bowels.

Bile in the blood causes blllousness,

headache, ,iaundlce,muddy complexion.

and is thesaurce ol' innumerable pains and aches.

The lnck ofrbiie in-thelntestlnes brings

on lndlgeatlon, constipation, kidney de~ rangements and a clogging ofthe vi-hole digestive and excretory systems.

The liver separates bile from the blood, where it lspoison, andpoursit into the intestines, where it is of lnestimablo worth. -

For this reuson_the health of the body

ls dependent on the health and activity 0!

the liver.

Bv making the hver active, when lt be-

comes torplri und sluggish, Dr. Chase's Kidney-Liver Pills insure u healthful flow of bile into the intestines andthe cure of

nil ailments arising from “bi s poison,”

indlgestlon und constipation.

Set the liver rlfht hy using Dr. Chase's Kidney-Liver l’lls and you will'remove~ the. cause of many- pains and uolies, of many :annoying symptoms. of irritable -temper and depressed spirits. _

There is no liver regulator so certain of

action, so quick to relieve, so lastingly beneficial. _

Mr. Clement Cbiassou, Lninepue, N. B. writes: “I wish to say thatl rave used Dr. Chase’s Kidney-Liver-Piilsfor Dyspep~

sin. and they have proved of very front benefit to me. In fact this is one o the very best family medicines tnatl have ever come across. We always keep Dr. iha.|e`s. Kidney-Liver Pills ln thoihousc and have recommended tlzein to several of ouufrlends who have also proven them of great value."

Mr. Alex. M. Finn, Inkerinan, N. B.,

writes:-“I have used Dr. Cbase`s Kidney-Liver Pills for derange- ments of the kidneys and liver and

stomach trouilesand can certify that'

they did me ii great. deal of good. Iean heartily recommend them to anyone suf- ferin as 1 did." _,Dx'%hlwe's Kidney-Liver Pllls,25 cents a box, atall dealers, or Edmanson Bates &. Company, Toronto. The portrait and sig- nature or Dr. A. W. Chase, the famous receipt book author, are on every box.

John -Bull and His Teachers.

'Professor Edgar of St. Andreiv'l

University, in a recent address to

rzstive remarks (BUYS 8. \\'¥‘ll~l‘\` ll’ The Pcople’s Friend). lie said that the salary paid to a thoroughly~ educated female teacher was less than that paid to n second-class cook. In fact. (if you tnko into account board

and compulsory cost of suitable ap- parel), an ordinary fcxnnlo teacher is far w"orse paid than a capable do- 'mestic servant. Moreover, the pro- fession is held in scant public es- teem. And yet, the professor wisely urged, is there any man on whom _rest auch transcendent. responslblli ties? Tho teacher has the opportun- ity of moulding for time and otornlty the_ young llvcl upon whom tho fu- ture destlnlos of the race must hang. -In Germany the "Herr Professor" il

-the most honored and revered man in

the community. It is, perhaps, nn- tural for "a nation of shopkoi-pore" to under-estimate the importance oi -the-higher things oi llio.

<1 -' -- f _I '- _ - » - _ _ _ vmn o-nonrvniion.

i 5 0 I'Iinupposs."- said thephysioinn to

4.* ‘ _ 1 'tho sealer, “that you -would throw

' - ` ' ~ `piiyslc»to the_doge?"-

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PQI! SALE _Property an Kingfs Square. ..?‘:.;'srs:::.‘_l.';.j§_:..‘z°.‘.'.:’.:l:."° ..‘1‘.':l‘;:.§: tenlotlttscii :- _kpgiyon theprem use o AlL'l`H‘i it .or-HRS. BEER.

L" '"5" ‘ c outfit. £146# B10 _

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$3.00.-'S.hc for Women

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The latest and most ulp~to date Shoes for

Women l '

hey have found great favor with the Slsoe

a shoe, and 'as to wen' s the Royal Purple

-in A

stamp-on sole, you are getting a shoe guaranteed '

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THE LAll6EST‘ IillllFlllTUllEllS UF SHUES Ill CANADA.

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-OFF ALL-

While this ad. appears we will give a discount of 30 per off the_ price on all Fur and heavy Cloth Caps and Collars. Our Caps are stylish, none more so. Sizes from 6}lf1

to 7%.

D. A- BRUCE,

Merchant Tailor and Men’s Furnisher.

31 tis wtf

'_ ._l is __.`_»~ ~__;L_._ 3 ~ . 1 _.____ ll z

Those Hard Times

Why buy a new coat or suit, either lady or gent, when fo: a trifle you may-have your old garments, if they are not worn too much,

_ made to look like new; some may be faded or soiled. you may _ be tired of some color when s rin comes nu will went to

cent Fur

wearing apparel or otherwise, lace cdrtaim, or any other kind,

-‘ silks, om, lies, gloves, opera cloaks, ac., or| any article but furs.

Dyeing. cleaning and finishing is the best and cheapest at

Psrkei’s Dye Works, the largest in Canada.

Agency at

SF. TARBUSH.

High-Grade Art Parlors, Queen St., Cb’town.

1-3 tu sn &wtf

_ . P if 5’

change. Loose no time, but bring :ill your ixtra goods either

i Central Music Store.

Then Got n ggi; Talking .tl ' Machine. _ The Berliner _Gremry phone and Columbia ~ii_r}¢l’ Graphaphone are hand~I ” some instruinents,sub-

ll.

stnntially m_ade, and " sosimply constructed .1

that a child can oper- _ _-»__i_»€ ate them. They are ' E-_fr

brakefnnd speed rrgu~ 1

later. The Records _ 1 are noted for their su- » 3 ~

perior quality, great _,___-» i volume, clearnels and _ ,i _f-_ 3 purity of tone.

Machine. f'

A. Horne Q C60 =°

ig-can ana inspect ine

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WINTER CAPS AND FUR €0LLARS

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The Druggist and Optician. -

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Catch the :fleeting fascination of tl '

human face is no mean art. < .

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The latter has been our study :&’__*A_>}'.‘f-.-‘ ~.. _

years and as all our cameras etc,

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the most up-to'rll.te, we can give yi _ _..i"-f'_'f:§_~_'f,)f-'l,_'¢';'-_`f‘ "

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Visit our studio and see all the styljj - _

for yourself. Guardian Office buildin_" _-` _

the best in this line of business. ty) ">_~,'i\ .1

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tissue-repairing and system building properties oi ”

Hypophosphites of .Lime and Soda..

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