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_ 'riii'RSDAY. APRIL 27. -9ii;______ ___________ l “aaa wa 'ro 1-lava i‘i.osiJnE IN PasL1.iMaN'r? \ 0

Parliament has been in session over this has not been long since adopt-, ,. _

rni-_ n va_i.o'ijlif‘.________ _V

i Iiive months at Ottawa and the de- ed. _ _ __ nl lb-atc iin reciprocity still continiicS.l In “Gil Successive Purliaiiiciit sinc., ELK GAuDEN_ “._ \-a__ _\,,,.,| 24- 'after having been ilriiwii out to s the Union there seems to bc a larger T“_enty_tw0 miners aw e"wn,bcd in

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are oitcn inoi‘=- rOlis than iiniii t'ii:i§\ii~.

Dziiigirioiis li t- c ;i ii S c they ..}iii..i: tiiiliiig Hilti li."i‘ liifll-t' ll'sj"l\'t‘l- cd; more iliiiijgciiiiis lic ciiusc thi-i i~iii.:i ~.;i.ir`i;

tht; ;\})iii'iiii_i` 1 Il r~t".li\t'.~. l1mgiii'l>i'i.iii2.i.`i iiwii- ble. .»\ii_\' riiiigli ir- ;i

_ 111511309 io licfilili ::‘~l

you will iiiiil iii.-J l~ i-~'~.iii-; coiighs tim liui-li--i :i» uint.

our whitel’inc ai d lar

t‘i‘.rii> li.ii`ki:i_~_ :iii ` .ill -ill;-‘t i~i.ii;;li\i~t'i_ii.~'. it L;-" >~ iii

i`-ii» \'f.-ty ~~=‘i1i\-‘ -» ~ "hi" Yini niitsf, tji\:-.- th-.‘ ' 1;. tiiiii- if _\iin `;i;.'.i .i ~ _:,l.I i_~i..i,;ii ii l..i1,; -1.ii .;:i.-; 'iii _\-.iii mn ii-.l ciniii in :i cure if you n.t~ ii :ini iiiiiily. Price 25 c.-ins l.ii',;i~ ':..»i ilt,

].G.jamii:son

Druggisl ‘

j.~'.ceiiiiiigly iiiirciisoiiiible lriigtii. Mem- iiuinher of long~windcd, talkers than :Pit-rs of the Upposition liiive an- iii any previous House. The sessions jiioiiiiri-li their intention to further have doubled in leiillih “lid we °°1` ,-roloiig it nideiiiiitely. What shall umns of Hansard have KFOWU m°\`¢ _,,.. ,i._.,,,.;» 'rim 'roi-Uiitr. Globe says_l»ulky from year to year. _ Members filie introdiictioii of ii system of clos-_make long HD¢€Cl\e,5 tl' “`l"°h “_ b'“`° ;iir: sceiiis inevitable, and that Sir,quorum of bored members listen. i\\ilfi'i<l l.uui-ier, who has been hith-'speeches which no_ newspaper Wollld Ii-rtii very reluctant to ripply such ulwillingly priiitat iiill length, in or- iiii¢,is~iii»@_ iiiiii-;t now hr coiiviiiccd_der to send tliein in liiuidreds to their I-_mn “_ ms 1,.-1-.mit iiiipi-i~ati\’e. 'isiinstituents as cvidciicc ol their l’\'0'

_\i this ilistiiiicc ii uiiultl seein! ininciice in the councils of the nation. that .-~.~iiic i~tiici' iiiiil iiillder expedi-,Thus Hansard hell>S 50 Hl~1l§|`l‘~"*\l'-¢ thi’ ,init iiiigiit lie first ii'i»pl‘.e|l, such ns evils of loqiiacity which are other-

_liiiiiiniinii ol tlii- lciiiltli of spccclies. wise unclicckcil hy |~ni‘liaiiiciitaI‘Y l‘hcy iia`i'i‘ sonic plain iii oiic or _oth- rules.

. l-liuisvs of i'ongi'css :it So |,:rc:\t has the evil lii‘CU\\\0 limi

iiiiixtiiii iiiiilvr wliirii thi- dura- 'i‘l\e tlliihc is inoveil to iiilike the iii ialici-t'|ii‘.~' iii;i)’ iw liiiiitrfl to i'ail‘lli‘Fi l’|`l’ifl`*"~ ‘V0 l\“"° "ll“d'“l ul'

.~ii.~ liinii'_ :iiiil liy igriiiliiiatcil pi~i»i‘ei=s iinil to tlircaitcii thc ollciidcrii with §ii..iy l,i» :ifti-i'\-..'iril fizriiier liiiiiteil iii the Closiire. "ih‘buf<‘ Hillel- hr ll\f\*l0 jimi-i_i_ iii‘i~iit_'. .iii-l tru iiiiiiiiti‘==e:ii_~|i, :i xnviiiis, not _lin end," ilillii Til" f\.hi-r:- u i‘.el»at.'~ is unduly prolon;_zeil. illolir. "Liberty of BP1‘f`\`h ill ih_“ _lin-l ibe l-louse of Uoiiiiiious some Voiiiiiioiis luis degcuerated into li-

i"li iuic as this the reciprocity de- cense and ii dozen invcteratc talkers

Ivitc would loin; ago have come un- bore a weary House with talks that ii-r tlic tcn iniiiutc rule and would were old two thousand years ago,

` .i i\e hi-eu oiiiicii. till the wonder is that enough incin-

. 'i`h; present nictlioil of pcriiiiltiiif.: bers can be induced to remain in the

_i-wry member to speak at any Llininbcr to make it quorum." ilciiytli of liours that lic may please The matter is one of sonic import- on e\.'i-ry iincstioii whicli comes before ance both to Parliament and to the lilzc House is not in accord with country, for the country desires and iiciison or coininoii scnsc. li. delays has ii right to expect. that the pub- . the public business, while serving no lic business will be lliSCl1HYS9\l with

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A `giiod or needful purpose. »\nd it is diligcime and dignity “lid “`ll~h0“t

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O I I 'Ami hue been always within tlienieedless delay or cost. But the rem-

poiver of the House to cut short the_cily lies ivith Parliament itself. And lilcluites in some way without resort- surely the members of Parliament

i l _ .

B 4 Q ,nip to such an extreme measure as_\i‘ho have any business of their own

° .siiiittmi-' oil discussion altogctlier bylf 't 9 d t “S "‘§“_` °l mm” haw

4 Ni and 1 matinee

o a t n o. 5 . do not desire or willinglv consent to

iineaiis of closure. It seems strnnge_s_)end thme_quu_,te__s of 'thc yem. at

I HE l.l'll}l.\‘l.-XTIVE Sl~1SSI()N.

The Legislature was prorogued yes-

_terilay afternoon by Lieiitenant Gov-

° '_ 'ern i' lto ers ;fte"; i'tt'l l t

unto \'eryge\'cni.liill slesdiiliirl 'l`l(i):gnii‘i\ii-

.ipi-it zsiii

\\' l. The Marria ic ol l\`i’

;l`.i-r of importziiit measures passed

Iwais not as large as in sonic previous

el __ E. _ *l_" _ igxcars, one oi the more important be-

Tl\\1l"`» UW ~"'<i-"'l“i"f’\\‘il-"ii-'“ll\""_iii;; the readjustnient of the income

Fri. A l"ool's l’nr.iili.-.e

Slit. .\Iiit. My .~.\\‘c-.ilii';iii. '

Sat lwiiiciaililu.

P Rl \`

25, 35, Si) cis.

i4-26d4i.

fl .__ .»»

tux so as to relieve in some measure

fthe men of small inciiiiics and to in

crease someirliat the ileiiiands iipoi. those \‘-'hose iucoincs arc of more gen- croiis priiportioiis,

i‘imi.roversy between the two par

_tics was maintained tlirougliout the lsiissioii witii a good denl of spirii

. __=._.. ____ -Jilnit in the main with mutual good .1-HE Bl_;_`..l. _MM-__\\-_`. 1-,U-I-__\-l~m)‘ Lfcirliiig. There were ri number of close

;<li'.‘ir.ioiis_ hut except from illness,

\:')0_i_i_t\i'i_|l iiii;_i___iiiiiii_F_;'_iiii.< i_it_ri>ii_;i_t_s_E_i_i_§ivliicli deprived the House for somi

‘ ` "C i ‘ _ . , hu 5 1 U E 0 ' _“zu (_ ___ __ the time /if the =ier\'ices of Mr Palmer,

Pneiimatics. it is i r _'S ` _ ' blcych, ,S C,,,.,,|, ,f it ,mg ,itt,_.,} ,._.,,_y, ‘rind later of Mr. Mclionaid of George

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"l)unlopu," nnii that clit .iilenti

:=._f-nvn. there was no iiliaiigc in the rc

not lookin! f<'l`.i'1l\1i' <!i>Iltili<flN‘-l‘ “'l1"l\;l:it.i\'e strength of the opposing pur-

he recoiiiinends you to liiiy the itil'i'r

lor article.

"ities duriiig the sessinii.

tltliizr features of the session wcri

Patong nevm- W(-,`-_-as imerC5f_!tli_ii rejection of thi- ballot for pro

ing to the sight. steer noi' to i.hc.viiiciiil elections, the adoption by

Shopper ns it, Is today. andi

L “illliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiis vote if i re'olution "li-

be t0night.aiiii during next. wack l , l \ h Ld

lt is an exhibition of the avorlds

.iris for the i'iisl.iii'atioii of our lost

best goods-The now goods tor’1':-iiicsiiiitiitioii at i_ii,tiiii~n, of otliei

spring. Along every counter cvery floor thero is much to

antilrrsoiiitions calling upon the Uoiiiiii- S03

so much in feiot. i.|i.'it the rnost of lt. must. porfiirino iisrniipff |iot.Ii.4\ mi

- ion iiiivi-riiiriciit to fill the vacant

.lnil:_1i-iiliipniirl rii~ii:ifiii'i-'lii|i, :iiiii Iiiial

H oasiinl \fl:~.|l.. 'i`lio iinw ready I-0 ll "“` """i'lfi"" lil/ H H',"i"lii-Y 'if "iii

\Voar do iirtiiieiit. iii tim laflieh

Il .

l"arlr`irs is mic of i.lif‘. xlijilits

-_-tile oi ii i'i~iii.liii.ii.n iinflfirsinig ihv

Ol |'i-<'ipri:t_'iiy .iigici-iiiriil. _

Cliarlottetcixvii. and i'.it,o'i'. storc. is an iiiimoiisr-. t`.ir.i,iir iii tho sav

'l`|i»: iwssiiin vliisi-it with |,i\i‘, li'|i:ili

ing Of money for t.tiii~,i> who rriiil-.0 "i:i| _-:iliiiitiiiii of the il‘i'i.i-iiii-lv uiiiin

it their shopping; Iirnnri -i 2_4clti`.

Parents examine t li e s

boys spring suns, Patons.

4-c7i'lif

The tiriio to tml. :i spfiiirj

NUI

li|'o\‘r~il, the i|ii;i'i‘:i<cil l.a.\'atiiiii not hciiiit snfliciciit to iiin,l<.c our rcvciiiies

3 :iileiiiiatc to priiviile for the ailniit-

tcilly neci°si~'.ary improvement in our school system, or to shut out thc pro- spect of future deficits.

Anotlicr matter niuch in mind and

'S While “'mte" 7' "`-li" " """‘l “mi frciliicntiv rcfcrrcil to iliirinti the ses

Seams lotli to lf‘.i'i\fo 'llimi wil , TJ16 bfltlhf. tlilysi iirri l\i~ (1--I, spring suit is ri~iail_v .zo ,,-iii. on S- our meiqnilioonr. ini-~. ol ready to wat-ir :suits .iii ;irii'.ii\ .- styles. all the vf~.r_\' i.i,»\i. ei

Bros Ltd -i ::>.i|,i'

ladies

eii _ _ '___ sion, is what scczns to be the pro

6' l.;ililc rf-|i.o'.':il of thi: Premier fron

tlilr political iiri.ii:i, with no very clcai

I' iiiilicatioii as to who 'iniiy succeed ti

most. fflsliii/ii.ilili:~i..l><i~ i'i<.w'si_. Ll“` l""“"”°|"l’~ 'l““ lt- ll'-'“C‘0i-"

iiinttcr in i'c;',iiril to iilncli the coin mon expcctiitioii may lic at fault, :ind speculation iniiy lie rr:sei‘\‘ed. We

Ari 'Shoes

lf there is one lliiiig

this .~torc p'.pul.ir Dir Ladies Shoes, it is tli~;ii‘ >`~p'ciidiri Custom Style. i'..\'pcrt iiork- maiiship :md the vc-i'_\' hucsi mziteriiils cuter into tlic inik-

ing of

Art Shoes

and we give thcrii yczir round

preference because of their usual quality and value.

you beiievc correct footwear is

worth while, you cai1`t help but bcinterested in the new Styles we have ready. They

have all the snap and siipiirb

finish of the latest Ciistoii Shoes. .

ff icough it builds up the system and supply column from Aleiiuar.

gives new live and energy. Price 81| The rebels were completely routed

than :iiiotlicr tlmtliris mzidc

un-' Ii

may be all wiser iii that regard a few days hence.

'l`lie session muy also be said to

have ciiliaiiceil the prestige of th( tivo leailers. who never before, dis- played greater indiistr_v, activity ant sliill in marshalling their respective forces. The Opposition were especial iy active in procuring information upon e\'i-ry subject in coiinection witl in-<i\'iiiciiil iiflnirs and broke iill re cords in the number of returns called for iinil brought down.

(HARGE UF KIDNAPPING

tiyt Burns was yesteiday served with n warrant cheignig complicity in the slleved kidnapping of McNamara,

gone has destroyed propertv rangingl ln value from $300,000 to $500,000 in the Inst two years, and that he ivoiild be able to prove they were guil- i_v of not fewer than eight mysterious

)

secretary of the lntrnnational Struc-I _ COME To CANADA'

mllliil lfiiign. Voiriletliat his a cnc had. H‘\L‘IFAx' Apr" 25'_'D“rl““ the

ns ‘ia K y _ _ _

nvideiice to show that thc`McNamaral‘"‘""g'°tl°“ "M0" M' Halifax' "UW

(\ niilsi-il tlint some simple plan like_0ttawu_ .ii i S 4.

THE LEGISLATURES

AND I<ll<)(.`ll’ROL`.I'l`Y.

West of the Ottawa River four Pro-

vincial Legislatiires have pronounced

upon the reciprocity agreement. The

Untariii Legislature, by a large, but strictly party majority pronounced against it. The Manitoba Legisla- ture did the same. b`askatche\van's

Legislature, on the contrriry. pro- nounced iiiiaiiiiiioiisly in fuior oi -it. The l‘rcinii~r and llegisliiturc of Al- ricrta have preserved silence on the subject while the llcgjislatiirc of Brit- ish (`oliinibia gave its voice against the agreement with only a single dis- seating member. ‘ Nova Scotia through its Legisla- ture strongly lavors the ngreemeiit, while New Brunswick gives a major- ity against it. Prince Edward Island endorsed it by but a. narrow major- ity in the liegislature. On the whole the preponileratiiig voice of the Leg- islatures so far heard from is against the compact, and especially of those that are uiidcr (`o|iscrvative leader- ihlli. Perhaps the strangest part ol ill is the opposite decisions in the .wo l’ro\'inces of Manitoba and Sus- mtciiewan which lic side by side and .irc ao similar in soil and pi'uiiiicl,s, A trade agreenioni. that will benefit Snskatcliewan must surely benefit .llanitoba also, wliutevcr the politi- ,~:i.l'lf\iuii=rs of thc. latter l'i'<»viiir-if .iiiiy say.

l`lll'l llA'|"l`lil"il"llill/Ui-l (_'llMl\lli~‘.*iii iN

'|"'-ll .\"‘=\I`H Hilo l.|ii~ Viiiiiiiliiiii l'|\l`

liaiiiciit. i~ri‘nti‘i| ri ciiiiiiiiisiilim and up ’l'Ul'l'i1\tiiil the sitiii of $300,000 for the vI‘escrvntiini and ailornnieiit of the ciieiiec imtiieiiiiiiiii, .niii nib r¢pi.i~i oi l.lie commission has now been made. public. Under its auspices the great Tercentenary demonstrutioii was held. The various Provinces contri- buted to the Battlefields' Fund, Unt- irio and Quebec each giviiig $100,000 and other Provinces $10,000 or less each, our island l’rovincc inaltiiig ii

es and even distant portions of the ldninire joined to swell the fund, which, with accuinuluted interest ran up to $466,087.

Of this sum $298,000 was expended

in connection with the Tercentcnary celebration. The sum of $150,000 has

tain properties, rind there is a hal- ance sufficient. to cover other purch- ziees necessary to lie made and to put the griiiinils in order, and also to erect a moniiiiieiit to the late King Edward, at ri cost of $20,000. In the Quebec l.e|;isli-itiire it has been proposed thiit a larger sum shall he devoted to the monument. it is pleasing to iiiid the Province of Qiieiiec thus foreniost in the project to commemorate the wisdom, manli-

Bll.lTl SH l l'}()l>’Ll<]

practically closed, of the 40,000 pas- seiigcrs landed. more then 30.000 were of British origin.

SHARP l5A'l"l‘l.E iN M()ROL`(1(l.

,Ets?l, William Buskye. The I The mine usuallv employs :on the dav shift, and about

:oiitribiition of $2,500. (lanadiiiii cit- hay/¢ if |-mf :is the l.

lll-I'l`l-1("l`lVli] Alll4l‘}l~l'l‘liID i

_ __ .

,xploslons, due to Labor troubles. ____

l TANGIER, April 26-Captain Bre-

mond. ini charge of the French Col-

: : --For the cough that lingers take umn and the Sultan's forces had a

"Bricks Tasteless" it is really ,y ton--sharp tight with the Cherada tribes ic cough medicine. While curing' thalmen, who are trying to intercept a

the Ctt Mine No. 2. of the Dalls (`0al and Coke Company licrc. the result of an explosion early today, and lit- tle chancc is held out for the rescue of any of them alive because of tons of the debris that has thus far im- ieded the progress of the rescuers. lt cannot be learned _vet whether the explosion was caused liy dust or gas. tifilcials of the Conipsiiy my they have never known their mines to be

l.’llS€0\lb`.

As soon as the acciilciit lwcaiiiii

liiiown Siipt. Rubert Grant iiigaiiized a rescue corps of the niincrs oil' ditty and these attempted to outer the nnne. The rescue parties had not iid- viincctl far into the iriirkiiigs l>el`ori‘ they discovered that ii. wiiiild take s~vcral days to dig tlii-ougli ilu- liraps of roof coal and slate that linil been loosened i-- the exiiliisiiiii.

lt was tlivii decided t.o effect an on ' " _ triiiice nearer the probable lioiiit. nl 1"" ' 'NT thi' explosion by ciittivw throiigh this ~ . _ ,\i_

iiiill of an adjoining uiiiii' iiwnr-.i lr; . , X _ _ tire same Company. ' 5 /

irate this afternoon tliii i~i‘e-ciirei‘.»' / ,

hiiil penetrated to the Nu. 1! iiiiiic at ii point about 4,000 fr-et from the

outside entry. There still reiiiaiiicii about the same distniiri- to go be- fore reaching the buried niiiicini.

'i`hc Ott Mine No. 2 is aliuost di- " "lf" / rertl under thc towiu of Elk Gar;len` =.S'Z-"'i'=...A _aa ..,\._‘_h.;;*

y _ .

which is on a hill. The mouth of the - _- - - _ __ .

lc -'- ' -';=i'.

mine is about half a mile from the

f.Owl1. ___ ‘- ‘_ ~ ~

ln striking contrast to the usus' - ~ ;- 2'-

inine explosions, the victims in this Case, with one cxc :tion nic Aiiieii- T ' _, ”' `

_ . el . _ _

cans. They are: John Pritchard, Ar thur P. Ritchard, Tumor Runiou, James Brown, John R. Wilson, Roy Wilson, Lester Wilson, William Pugh, Hawthorne Patton, Thomas Wilson, Gert White, William Pearson, John White, William Shears, Harry Tan- nuin, James Dempsey, L. O. Demp- sey, Edward Hcrsliberger, Thomas Yoizt, Charles, Wilson, William H.

latter is 200 men the same

number at night. A temporary sus- pension of work, however, required fewcr men in the mines else the cas- ualty might have been greater. (‘om- niiinieation with the outside world is ditliciilt, oiilv one telepiione ivire hc- ing available, and that a private line of the Coal t`oinpany's which termin- ates three miles from here. liver this line despatches are sent into Cumber- land, Only two trains daily run be- tween here and Fiiniberlaiid and none of the oilicials from the hen<lqiinrti;r.< in i`:iinbei‘land can reach here until tomori'o\v. Two engines with rescue creus and equipment were sent here irom Thoirias, Vl’.~st Viriziiiia, 15 mile.~. away. _

A WARNING T() l’.-’\lll<}I\"l`N

CHILD BL'l'l.\'l‘.`l) ']'(_l lll‘1.»\'l`H.

lil(i;\'(‘-'i‘liN, April 25-Tne ten year

olil ilaiightcr of Tlios Taylor, near Salisbury was fatally burned yester- day. While watching the burning of brush in the rlcld. Her clothes caught tire. ‘ The mother who was attracted bv the rliild’s screams, was badly burned in 'trying to tear nil the liuriiing clothing. The child was so badly in- jured that she died.

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY

Take LAXATIVE BROMO Qiiinine

Tnnicts. Driiggists refund non if it fails to cure. E. W. G

GROVE'S silrnature is on

“Miles of new wash goods of

the popular makes and oolfrlngs al; Patnns. 4-Ziodtfrli

ll§|iiilil§'ii_in”illEilii§i

i I' Great in Value | | | |_ Fair in Cost

Membership in this great Order

will give

l. Insurance Benelli:

$5ooo.oo.

`l|. Total Disability Yan lil,

tiiroiigli acttide-iii or in case. Some companies now claim to have this feature, bitt ihgy

() l".

luis. 'l`licy only pay :il death. not lisilf down during; lift: air. thc I O. 1". docs Ill. Annuity benefit, at

of age. A moderate rate till 70 is thc I. O. F way. _

i ey ltiJV}°l' S

each box.

ii p. t ii

10 years

been laid out in the purchase of cer- and |l`q|'|g|'3| Bgngfifgg

$123.00 is possible from any one illness; and $50.00 for funeral. These fquf are full value for

i. what We Pay- The next

three are l. 0. F. extras, provided for the day of need.

V. Free Sanstorium at Rain-

bow Lake

VI. Free Hospital on P. E.-

-_=,,,,,,,, ,md kmgly ,.i,.,,,,._,, 0, our me |,|md_ 0 ia.oo,2o.oo and z5.i_>_oé6Pei.i»ns.

-"' - f ii

I\lJlANAl’0l.l‘> April ‘.lli--l)etec- _beloved Sovereign. Benefits for the opiuns ____ . al' "

and Widows:

Yet the accumulated fund gained $2,ooo,ooo.oo last year and now reaches the enormous total of $i7,25o,ooo oo. Rev. A. McGillivray, Supreme Chaplain writes "What’s the matter with P. E Island? So

- few members in "Quarter

Million Club.” Let all members and sleepy courts make a grand rally at once and during the next two

- months E

E. J. RATTEE.

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° iniiii iiiiiii wiiit-ii nits nie iieiiis

ill Particular lieuselieeilw

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wiili rciil homo fiiriiisliiiigg i-onicninient and iiiosl iii llolwml

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liiiuse furnislniig _~4:iii-hii‘l10I\ li | I, _~ . llctiiitiful furiiiturc is largely 'fi _ ‘ l._ " if matter of correct proportions of \___ _ - 3

good lines of sincere ircutiiieni, i.i_ ii'

ff"

.'_._._~ _-' " if

` ct these things do not '.icccs.~‘- --_-_-_-_-= -_-___~_~_fs._=- . lirily mean high costs. lt is ci .

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niistaken idea that low priced 'i \\\ _. '

l i

furniture must lack dignity :ind _ -_-_._~__ . good taste, neither need quality

be lacking, all of yoii`ll lic con- _ vinced of when iiivcstigatiiig tl_iiS _ " store's offerings. Furniture built _.

'if I

proportions and designs furnisliing, xi iciiiptiugly

It pays you most to bu goodness in furniture at

L _ ._ ' 'Y'

"l`l-ll~) NEW YORK HlI’l’()llIt()l\ll§.

The advancing season has not in

anyway interfered with the plea.\iii‘c.- to lic seen at the New York l-iippo-_ ilroiiic, the largest playliinisc in the world, and tlioiisands ilaily croivii to enjoy the program. The (lin-iriliaii'.< i‘eprcscntati\'cs have foi‘\\'ai‘ilcil ii rr- eciit prugrani wliicli they aitciidcil and among the features seen were the spectacular drama, 'i‘lic inirriiu- ,tional _(hip. thc Bullet of Niagara, land Marching Tliroiiigli ilcori:ia all of which have previously been described at li-iigtli in The Giinrdisin. 'l"lii-, spec- ialties were splendid and tlioroughly enjoyable.

l~lOl\ll:lSEl§Kl'}llS’ EX(7Uli5liJNS.

The (_lrand 'l`riink iliiilwny has issui-

cii ii circular a.iit.lioi-iziin: all Agents

' in -.amidst to sell l»l<inii-scclrers‘ idx-

-~iir,~;iiiii tickets to points in Wcritclvi f'niuirin._ This is inteitstiiig informa- tirzi for tliosn desiring to take advan- tage of Llirisn cxi'.iir.-lons on certain dates from April to Scptciiilier lflll. The Grand Trunk Route is the most interesting, taking ii pa_sseiigi~i‘ through the popiilatiril i-1-i\tic.~a of (lan- niiii, flirougli l_`hiL'aizn iiiiil llimii-i~ vin ‘l:i:|iitli or thru L‘»hii'si:o and the i.\-:in ritwii of Minneapolis and St. Vaul. Ask Grand Trunk Agents for fiirllicr pai~tir'iiliiri»i. W. K. ilmzers, lfity 'l'ii'k~ rf. Aizciit. :l-z1lili.lii»:tiii.|si‘p1il.

'l`lios a $1.25 house dresses are

meeting with quick sl.-ileai.Patons Three coli rs. Ghariibray designs iiiade of heavy oanibriu fotton. All sizes l’aton.<. 4-26<ltfrll

The silk and dress dcpzirt

for the Seasoifs scliing. Send for samples-Patons.

4-25difri_‘i.

“We have now in stock ii <-in|ipli»|.i:

line of cliildri-ii’.~i ;;o~caris and fiiliii-ri: in colors of grceii, lirown and lilnck. The designs for liill _liuve been i-inn pletcly reniotlclled since ltllfl, 'liiu prices run from $1.75 to $25.00 cacli. See ours before you buy. I-’atons._

i 4-27dtf.

Unlrimmeil millinery $l.50.

New shapes opened Satan day the very latest. Copies from $4.50 shapes for $2.50 and $2 75 each.--Patons.

4-27dtf.

Pat.on's quarter yearly i'urni-

ture sale of hlah class furniture Is now on Visit our furniture

chase. We can save you money. Women`s new spring .suits $15.00

These new cloths tamsfor child-

ren havo _lust come in and are ready for you today We are now showing a full range ofall shapes

run from 250 to S I 00 each Moore 6': Nlcl.eod 4 24d

"The new spring show of

McLaren while in London is worth a visit of any mother in the City who

H. C Ranger.

a bottle. The MacKinnon Drug Co.,'by artillery fire. The French losses

The Reliable Shoe Man. cor. oi. cw. ai xt. sei. mi. .fe not iisi-loin. 3-2306* S-

_ wishes to save money.-

k Patons. . 4-27dtf. tm. ` 4isiiir. 1-Prowse sms. 4-25

upon the real good rules of . `

uieut :it latous is roinplite

floors before making any pur-, »

workmciiiship which closest attention given to przicticalness :url ciirrcctucss of . _ , __

wliich best belit it to attractive and satisfactory lioiiic low price does not always mean a bargain in fiiriiitiirc

its the amount of goodness in the article th'it counts.

lt pays to buy furiiiiiire

y furniture here, for here you will obtain the most o »

prices that mean most of true

PATONS

economy in your buyingf

'i`lic leading house furnisliers.

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For the Future. Young Mail

very liict, llint you are w_ido»_nw:ika_-uioiigli ii_nd p_hysicall_\' _lie Iii have your lilo insured will liityou iii the estiiiiiitioii ol busiiic.~~i rnen. _ The piiyiiients iii-if-, vi=,rv oiisy and can bt- suited to your individual means. Ciill in t.od\i__v :intl sas what thy Lariniisi lnii- has to of_fsr you--thottnnfiln Life is the stronirem c iinpaiii' on

the continent.

'l‘hr~ Uanad.i_|.ifi~_ Assiiriincii is ai iii-lp to iinv young man. _ll

is tho hel1tui»ssil.2<'~ i|ii~i»iiil_ii\eiit, return iii: dollars lor ceni._~ iii vast;-,d, in tiiii be-it pi-otecti_oii you cnulr_l .~is:urefnr those dr~p_»-_iid vntu on ‘uu, costs very little but brine-s great returns. iii-

_.._W K. Rogers "“““g°'

imp

Wheat and

'}_~-if whit. ri 'li' 1 Red Fife ' Colorado

n Dui-li-Bil

..~` J,

Timothv ‘ Mammal

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._ Our siocli now arriving consists ol ,

` \ ltlandscheuri Bailey.

llliicli Re cleaned Vetclies, _,_

, ' Golven Vine Peas, ' °.- Longfellow Corn.

.. - Silver llull Builiwheaf.

_ P. E. l. Branch

, C. H. BLACK, Special Agent. A

cried Farm Seeds.

.' :- 'f_.~"-

fe Wheat.

Wheat, _ Bearded Wheat, , l Barlfy,

' White Banner Oat-,

.lb

Seed, `“'

h (.lovcr, .

_ lil; Fairly Red flovcr. _i --`_' Alsike Clover, _

While Clover,

‘Alfalfa (lover, ' Mangle Seed, ». Turnip Seed,

Flax Seed, .

lCVERY'I`llI\'G GUARAN'l`EED NUMBl*§R .

ONE Ql_‘.*\LlT\t, which

ue can prove to you, if you ' -

will cull :ind see saniplcs and (lovermuent test for same. The best proof that our \Vheat and Seeds are

i what we guarantee them

Our prices are low

4-zotlisiudrtf.

to bc, is that we have beell

in the seed business for over thirty years, and have been selling to the sninc customers everyyéar.

consistent with the high

quality of seeds we are offering. When you buy ff0lll iis, you :ire 11ot` paying for a big percentage of Vi'€Cfl

` ' seeds in every pound of Timothy and Clover.

in children's tams in tan leather _ 0 as well as re~l and navy cloth. All , | sizes from 5 3 4 to 6 I-2. Prices

r-I ` -

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Wisoid more Mlllinery at our:

‘"0" 399'" bought by Mr' Mittlnory opening than we everiout the enormous SU/'"9 5;",

sold before. Because it exempli- fied the styles of the sea son with- out being extreme-and the in- dividual touches for each person appealed to everyone. Get. your spring nat hero -Prowse Bros

uid you ovnr st0P l'° "Gus"

make by buying here at thi! S price? ltls a plan that K"‘;‘_‘,l‘s ofl had accounts. book l<°°l:m”_ salaries and interest ace<:_____o lt. is a plan that saves V0" mm_ twenty per cont on ov°\'Y mn