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_Championship Races

Tuesday Feby. 22nd

Arena Rink Company

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wuisi-ri me mrs sewer. lake-Ania-fd'

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l`HE _ QUEENS COUNTY GUARDIAN C- B.

The latest news, nr-gi; ug ,,|1_

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Postponed

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a visit.

Roy Burns, Freetown, and

in the city yesterday.

Tek: place _

Rev; C. W. Townsend, St.

well known here, preached in ville last. Sunday.

Rev. A._C. Bell, Apohaqui, 'N. B_,

preached in Sussex last Sung;

Mrs Charles Pridhalm, Montrose, ig. spending 'a fe'w_days in this City.

Mrs. Howard Sprague, Sackville,

has gone to New Bedford, Mass., on

Miss

H8-'L01 Mitchell. North Wiltr-ihire,were

John, Sack-

::Tlie Gambler at New Wonderland

tonight. is a story with it moral. See what induces him to give up cards.

A Splendid Showing of Snappy Styles

In Spring (lotbing For Men q

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Just arrived

fresh from the manufacturers hands--a dash- ing assortment of new spring c`othiDg full of dash and Ngo w h i c h W e 1 l dressed e men

want-

Their presence is a pleasing respite from the Sombre col- ored andheavy- garments o t winter, a sight of them ‘is as / refreshing as aspring breeze. "`

We are not going to

' try to describe them in

' detail suffice to say, they

are made in the smartest of the new spring styles and each garment is a master-piece of thc cloth-

ing making art. _

\’ou’ve read and heard a lot about what

to be fashionable for spring wear, but now d the first opportunity to _see the niost1 favor? 5ty]e5_ A wnrd about prices are_actuarly Ou y ha f what any really good tailor will Cbafge YO?- If you are some tailors customers just C0312 H1 and let us show you through Our Sl00k» X0” own eyes_.y0ur own Judgeinnt-_-will convince

you of the truthfullness of our claim. J

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Spring Wash Fabrics

- First Showing of Tub Goode

radiant with the Coloringa and Beauty of ‘Utiliti-

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They Seem td tell the story' that winter _is

not for. long and a smgle glance atsiibliiiilcir :dd

start_visions of the new dresses for what they shall he.

The song of the spring

time is in every beautiful

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Coloring and enchanting weave of these new £0055'

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Ne\vmiislins,/\Ud€l~*°“ 5

and other makes of fancy

° ] 5 riiit cottsns, grirridg Hl?<]>iilai)ds` and Ofhcf

fashion has Puf her 5:;

Handsoiiic fabricsf 215 is as they are beauti u . _

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These early ‘*f“"“lS llaviaiiteeilialtniiit doubt

iugly priced so much s0.1:1,hei,.° doume appeal if you will be alJlC tt) i'¢SlSd to your pu]-5e_ Cgme to your sense oi beautv “ff “ishe goods for which and de-]ve ainiong these café 7 or no buy, you will the tub has no terrors. i

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The special mall train left this

city last evening at eight thirty.

_Rev James Phalen, Iona, was in the city yesterday.

There were no cases before the Po-

lice Court in this city yesterday.

Russel Burns and John Lewis,Free-

town, -are visiting friends in Kings- ton.

Herbert and Mrs Lowther, Crapaud, were among the visitors to the city yesterday.

Rev. E. J. Rattee, Malpeque, de-

livered a lecture on Paris last even- ing in the Kindergarten l-Ball to a large audience.

Mrs John A. McDonald and Miss

Adele McDonald, Johnston’s River, were among the visitors to the City yesterday.

T. C. Caseley and' Mrs Caseley, who

have been visiting their old home in Kensington, leave Monday for As- quith, Sask.

At the Arena last evening over

three hundred skaters enjoyed the special ten cent skate. The ice was good and the music excellent.

` The outward cargo by the Minto this morning, ‘from this port, will in- clude two cars of way freight and two cars_ of dressed hogs.

The coldest temperature recorded

yesterday was fourteen degrees a- bove zero and the highest was twen- ty-seven above up till nine p.m. The coldest recorded the previous night was twelve above. _

The many friends nf Chas Carter,

Winsluc llnad, will regret to hear that while hauling wood from the woods recently, he slipped, falling and breaking three of his ribe.

'l‘lic Prize Lists of both the Pro-

vincial Seed Fair and of the Kiiig's County Seed Fair are now ready for distribution and can be had on ap- plication to the Department of Agri- culture, City,or from the Secretaries.

There will be a meeting of the

Marshfield institute in Hearty. Hall, tomorrow, 'Thursilay evening, at 7.30 p.m. Subject for debate “Which is thc more profitable to raise the sheep or hog '."'

At the close of the lecture Col. Moore moved a vote of thanks. This was seconded by Major Bartlett, supported by W. S. Stewart and others and tendered to the speaker by F. J. Nash' who presided.

Rev Mr Rattee is a lecturer of

ability, and one who can hold the closest attention of his bearers. His lecture, which was accompanied by about fifty splendid stereoptican views, was vividly descriptive and

moi? heartily enjoyed by those pre- sen .

The following registered at the Queen Hotel yesterday:-J. St. C. Moore, Eldon; G. E. D. Scarhoro, T. N. Moslier,.C. H‘. Baxter, Toronto; H. D. McEwen, Morelli T. C. Savage Montreal; A. McNeill, Stanley Bridge John Agnew, Mrs Agnew, Alberton; Benj. Gallant, Bloomdeld; L. Wood, Mt Herbert; B. C. Cox, Souris; J. E. Grutton. ottawa; A. J. ivicnenaid, Georgetown; A. Campbell, New Lon-

don. ' I The 'following were registered at

the Victoria Hotel yesterday:-A. P. Prowse, Murray Harbor; J. A. Mac- donald, Cardigan; John McLean, Souris; Thus Kickham, Souris; Wil- frid Forbes, Port Vernon; A. E. Arsenault, Summerside; J. C. Wat- son, Montreal; A Webster, Montreal; _J. F. Fraser, Halifak, N. S., W. C, Mclntosh, Quebec.

The retail City market prices yes- tfrrduy were as iollows:-Black oats per bus, forty-three to forty-five cents; white oats per bus, forty-one to forty-two cents; potatoes per bus. thirty cents, hay pressed per ton n'ime flfty to ten twentyi-five and loose per cwt fifty Oo sixty cents; s/traw pressed per ton tive fifty to six fifty and loose per cwt thirty-one cents; butter per lb twenty-two to twenty six cents and eggs per doz twenty- two to twenty-five cents. The deal- ers prices were:-Black oats per bus forty-tive, white cats per bus forty- thrce; pressed hay per ton, nine fifty tn ton dollars; pressnl straw per 'ton five fifty' to six; potatoes per 'hus thirty' cents; butter per lb twenty- two to twenty-threo, eggs per doz twenty-tive cents; pork per lb ninc

ciglits and ten mid one-half for lv.- spected.

::'l‘he ladies of Zion Church are

noted for their refreshment tables. Best of cake and pastry, Upleildld home made candy at the tern Feb 17~

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s Bread

is the highest standard for quality Try it

Prices 5c, 6c, 7c and 8c

» per loaf.

Homemade Evaporated

Cream Bread.

Made only at the

IL-be made welcome. if J _ Bakery

and 'three-quarters to ten ur-l tlrre-

made.

Grace Church mornin and evening.

arrived in Picton at eleven thirty.

Schoolroom the Youn Peo le's S

prqaided. _

Murray Harbor.

HooD,s gdiihless Cathartl

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at niue o’clock tonight (Wednesday) we will have a large screen set up in our store and will be glad to show all thcse who. are interested HOW THE POST

CA RD PRO]ECTER IS OPERATED.

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- me - Court Dalvay, C. O. F.,. Hunter “dll ' ' ‘ I ° ’ ' 1

River, intends holding-a supper for its members and their lady friends

onfThursday evening, Feb.17.` _ 1

The Mayor's Oflice ini the Ci build-

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ing is undergoing its annual house- 0- a Q ** a iii

cleaning. A change in the present

heating arrangements is also being,

Major A. A. Bartlett will deliver

his most interesting lecture on Eoin- burgh in Gnace Church on Monday evening, Feby 21st. The lecture will

'oe illustrated by_ forty-four splendiq views of the famous Scotch Capital,

Rev W. Harrison will exchange pul-

pits with Rev H. Miller on S-ahfbath, Feny 20th. Mr Harrison will preach at Noi-hh Wiltshire in the morn'ia1g\ at ll, gt Kingston at 3 and Cornwall at T. Rev ‘Mr. Miller will preach in

The Minto arrived in Georgetown

yesterday from Picton at -ten forty. A good deal cf ice was encountered on the way over. She brought tw- enty-nine passengers, one hundred bags of mail, ia, car of flour and one car of way freight. The Earl Grey crossed to Picton from th-ls port and

Last evening in 'Zion Church

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ciety of Zion Chuijcli; entertained a number of Business College students in this city. There were abput one hundred and fifty present and 'a most' enjoyable time was spent. A varied program was rendered and refresh- ments were servcd. Rev G. E. Ross

Tho following were registered ht the llcvere yesterday: L.. McDonald,Eus»t .- roirrr; 1. Brown, York, J. A. Mcueiii, ‘f Siimmerside; M. C. Delaney, Tryon; Dr McKay, W. Morrison, James Bra- hnni, J. R. Glover, J. Higgins, W. Sharon, J. Sharon, H. Morrison, W. Kennedy, J. Dougliurb, Kensington; H. D. Dobie, Arlington; M. Kennedy, Brudalhane, T. Cass. North River? li. McMillan, Cornwall; R. Clark. MG- l..:od Douglas, Mt Stewart; M. W. wood, Mr. Herbert; A. J. Mcbeod, Stanley Bridge; I... Dystant, Eller s.ie, A. Wright, New Dominion", D. Sutherland, Stanley liFiflK‘*”. J- Utwtty

(in the recommendation of the Rev

W. Harrison, Chairman of the Dia- trict, and on the request of tl10 DB8- tor, Rev George Orman, the quarter- ly hoard of Vernon River invited Evangelist J. S. McKay to labor a- rrrhng them. He arrived to commence on January liith. The weather was si untavortable thatti onlye ¢;:§`\;tic;;0fL;

night mee ings an sing

the Sundays could be held, but the mighty DOWCT of G°d'_"he How Spirit, was Present and Slmte 3 ““l“` '\,er, probably forty P0!'SU“S. ‘mme

out rm, the Lord’s side. _The profess- I

ing Christians and oilicial mom-bore E u d

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W... .... . ..... _ very paper o ere is new and good and stimulus and uplift. The Evangc-

'list did not know a solitlallziy l)€l`5<;1 V ` ,

“re he “"“"=" “°'“ "“”.”.;?.2..'.. f lt on want an - onli. need to burr

beliinrl him hearts full o Q _ y y y y and gratitude to_ God for his vii-iit _

and so long as~life lasts he will be

md ar in the hearts and memor

.r ' h i i -ann ltigii Ocfonduhtred stiyn the teacher. Mist?

Cratie H. _ Inman, assstped by!

treat of confectionery, for WhiCh

hearty thanks _were given. and all M went away feeling that the day had '

hem pi-outsbly and pleasantly spent

Easy to take, easy to operate : WN \>U|°“l' nw, eonsripsrion. momlns md. 5|? held- nche: break up colds and ward o evere. an muon. ss. 0.1. ima ce.. imnli. im..

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Lot 0th Dress Goods 0ne-third off

that are now on the way.

The range is m_§t_ly_“co_rnposed of goods ofisuitiwng weight. in greys, greens, blues, browns etc. Some plain fabrics, some show a stripe and some fewFa&plaid. »’1`weeds, Vfebrgiah-s,"a_i1d` some other fabrics, general price range from 85c. to r.5o

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PROBABLY EIGHTEEN OR TWENTY

pieces included in this offer. Thoiixgoods shown; are ‘from our own shelves-g s that have been offered you during the very recent past- goods that :ire all right in all respects except the necessity of making room for new materials

Samples of this line will be supplied to

out of. town customers only--Any of our mail order customers who drop us a post card will 0 receive samples by return mail so long as the

goods are in stock. W rite as soon as you see

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Great sale of Wall Paper Remnant

in full swing to-day ,come ' _

This Spring s great sale is on today Our Wall Paper

has just fiuislied a periodical inspection of the stock--he has weeded ou the odd lots, all the lines of which there are but seven or eight rolls lef in order to make a swift clearance he offers you a sale of them to-day

He h is tied them up in bundles, each containing enough for an

age si/e room---with border to match in most cases, and the prices run

' LESS THAN HALF REGULAR VALUE

There are pretty papers for rooms of every sort, something

attractive for your library, something tastful for your bedrooms sottly tastefully decorative for your drawing rooms, something

. freshly c.ean for the kitchen All at. _ . ._ . .s ..... . . . . . .

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he e ' /"r" ’ - ‘»' ‘ The ht ot the Corset deci On Friday, February 11th, ailil;1`S_° i `» "

mlmherthofgh mr,teeripc&li)i;i‘rsana<lmp\ipiils0b‘i `. ‘ / ' } If

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Nlieiite ‘Nfile Creek School on the occa- /egg- \ e

l ual examina- " ._.,, g , '

-t"3h“@" OUR appearance is governed more by the fit of '

John ivicnonsid, coim ivirra yen an = '\_\\\\m, . gowns t an yt e materia in t em. -

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1V‘i\‘fd°°;‘an‘f{n;`f{°‘,<,I“‘;‘f',';',,,,,'2‘;’,,§'“,§'¢,,i_ \`“ " 'Q' Good dressniakers, the world over, iiisisto ii/iirse 0; the curriculum _ana scqriitteg 3 ' _ proper corset before they begin their work. themselves very °f°‘11*“"1Y' . “Qfl A Corset properly fitted is the best foundati class. without exception, Winning G 1 d fn. _ . ~

highest praise from those present. _ YCSS 1 ing. _ _ . _

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The ff““1°°°“§’P¥§§‘“,f‘h‘“,§,§‘§‘,;‘§.{,‘§,‘;s 22 1 - Nemo Self Reducing Corsets do it with co

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Ehihbhhgoiasdznder the excellent tutor _ I f and ¢8S¢¢

ship or Miss Inman. After the exam / mtl _We carry good models in D._& A., B, it l. and Nem i““tl°“ °“m°.€"‘t.°‘°°l;‘;':f gggggafégf ' ' ~ _ i, _,if s' ` sets the best lines on the market to-day our prices are. readings, rcci a ions , ,G .V f `_ _

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n ,_ . i teacher treated all to a splendid -k®Lll_.5|° ¥

YOU'VE PROBABLY PROFITED year after year by our g

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, -Flash 1 if nnuoyrianrrcriou if

‘or the “ands _ . is what we aim at. We endeavor to cond

business on the most_up-go-d_ate lines. . Every

we sell is fresh and of the finest quality po

"The Best Drug Store” ' »

“The MacKinnon Drug. t

DRUGGISTS Cor. Gt. Geo. and Kent

“Flash” is an ant-

‘ iseptic preparation

that clennses the liarids, that renioves dirt quickly and scientifically. I t combines the features

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of soap and skin pre-

parations- cleansing

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and healing. An in- dispensable article in

in factory, shop and .

home --a riecessiry_ ni every tool kit and toilet.

Praiscd by machinists.

mouldcrs, plumbers, printcrs I-29dLf and viirpcrrtcrs, and in f.'\_\‘t . any person who cvcr used rf. Ask ns about it. Price |56.

Look for thc .sign thnt says. l

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"Ladiea' Hand Satcheis: Wa still

have 5 few of the special 601: line left. Yours for 50c. They are exceptional- ly good value for the money and a snap at 50c. Geo. E. Hughes. the l’eople's Drugglst. 2-l5d2i.

New Dress Goods at l‘aton's

That llne of new Diagonal Dress goods ls selling at Paton‘s,

Hemming free-at Boer Q weeks

l.|non Sale -all shooting and pil- ' low cotton sto-hommed free.

"If you could see the care we exer-

cise in buying Drugs you would un- _ r¢?|'| deratand why we can ao codscientf-' ( ously claim high quality for our

Drtrgs. Only the “beet” is pxehased -- aml if not fully up to thd a 'Un 3;" their arrival are rejected. 'O moon 51'- gg to make "rue neue nrug store" a ri . name to be associated with Hd 5182!- d " ' f

- muy. "rue _uneximon Drug 0°. _

.1/r L/4 L '/ M. Ne w Dress ‘Goods at Paton 'sDrugg'lsts, cor. Ut Geo A. K Btrs. cents n bottle bi

~_» 1.29 _ drti.Plim. B., Centralpr

begat, al dress goods.

Paton & Co.

sortment tn town

carpets. Linens

Passengers for

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at 7 uno wo Weeks Furniture.

preparation i

an roughaned pkin an alter lhlvo,'

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81.20 yd for 80c. Con

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our values and sa

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Rogers for rites. I

Seo that line Ili

Britilll Almond

very beat. Prcplreil