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faire `\\. CITY AND CUUNTRY .4/, eeiisoltit iiisNii0N. \\-

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9" d ii any lmtcliet when she went to ""`M"""`” ""“””`

MU” e MON F d Q . _ Georgetown yesterday afternoon.

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h 8 mii.rO,_ I .' '.\si~;.\"r un Concert; tonight. ..uDi‘eine Court opens at Georgetosi a to

“S ______*___._ M SKA-i-D-G ,ii the Rink this afternoon ` YHOITOW. i Mr. Benj.Bremner of Geo.Carter8.'. Co’s

M. \V. S. S..ewart, K. C. went to

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_ Splendid ice. MAJOR Weeks will give an address at Wm" t° S°“V"i5 Yesffefday af'-¢1"1°°lL I I

-i DT* ,Hui _ii imgx Mmmi “ Heb 0 gm the Monument Fund concert to night "\I»_ J -I Matheson wasa passenger by

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AL '__~iii_»,~ _.L - ._I,u` ' '. ~ 1. ..'. _ .

' over by the ice boats. Do.\"'r miss' the greatest exhibition of the °“St’b°“”'i “ml” Yesberday aft°"“°°“'

Constipatioii i-arises iipoplexy, vertig

- .- ~ _ - . . Chief Justice Sullivan went to George-

- f the briiin and paralysisl 'U10 fall Of snow on Sunday in the . . a .

0nng\2SU°“ _O _ _ _ _ _ _ the other ‘ d ‘ tl iill= ge. A _~ ' Wins. Englisli Pills are ailective and in estern port. of the province is reported 5' e ol me l li Egwn yfsterday afternoon' to preside. at me Coiigiiiyitinii banishers. One bc; very heavy. \\'e regret to liearfthat Miss Edithi 9595510” °f the Supreme COUN' which

ggarllllfeed to Cure’ or money THE ladies of the Y. ‘\l. C. »\. Aiixilarv

nd Onlv ; i c-‘nts iibo\ all ilruggists intend giving a concertfin thc' X-_ M_ l10\1-SG with 1111 attack Of la .'-5!`ilJD€- Mr. J. T. Whear was a passenger by

& " A. Hall Friday evening March. .~=_ Miss Irene Hendersoii and Miss Fannie. the eastbound t»l`9-lnlYe5te1`d9».Y afUem°°n»

zflailed on -receip of price. 'l`he \Veils Rich”-qlson Co., Liiiiited, Montreal.

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‘sm art, is acknowledged to be p

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Abbies and Vics tomorrow evening.

,mgllenco ny those competent to _iudg

Bu; there is tailoring versui

,glad tailoring The latter ou a p mb Hand ineDowns. The former “ily detected by the ease and grace ,ith which it Hts not too tight or huge but gives a charm and style im wearer, not easily defined by t ingperienced, which will you hav YW can get the latter with yo qssshut. The former by enquiry fm-the store of

I day Good program, fine sleigh drne an

THE Ladies Hospital Aid Society desire

e

The Tailor.

*-1 1' 'fr' . '“ _,Feb, 25th, at S. A. Hall. Admission'l5

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Removal Sale

Boston, arrived in the City on Saturday‘ eveninglast via the Capes route She

are treated on the .\. B. side,

lf you wriiit to save money- ‘ , . - - ° a k_ take advantage Ofihe BIG DiS_ she. having to drive by night from S c

COUNT offered for zi short time befo . '_

re moving

Country dezilers will find n var ietv of Bargains iii oiir stock-

ooo ville to Cape Tornientine, some -l-0 miles. i

She speaks highly of the treatment at the i

A --‘- l Aiiimizss on Monument Fiiiid bl' -l. E. Hockey Hier Seen hire’ M. °t'.he Rink bo' Mr°R0berL Ellis’ Sr’ of O.Leary was

B \{L.C..e,,»i _ii the “O umm, Yami \H01`1‘0“'I1i2l1t- Y0i1llS€@1f»lfy0\1 C0010- among those registered at the Davies

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1tiS B“`*`ll l‘“°““ mel that hab‘t`“$l Concert. MR. G. Bow.\'Ess of Stanley is inriking Y°Ste"daY°

pi‘epara.tions for moving his saw niill to l

Gallant. dressniiiker, is confined to the

\Vcst are visiting friends in York. They,

. Si-:E the grand final game lietween the are the guests of Mrs. Harry Hamierson _ i Supreme Court which opens there to-day. i

I .

Admission Ztlc; seats 25c. Plan at H ughes, A Sacred Concert anflOi-gan Recital will MISS Mamie “’ “ughan Wh° has been fm' I O F Court Yonpareii of Yew be held in St. Paul's Church, on the even- four Year” pas? 3 member of THE GUAR' . . ., , i . . . ‘ ~ - ' .

. Glaeoow will visit Court \\'iltshire Brook- mg of March 19m' Farmer pmluculm-S 2iIiAI;;;oil;p¥§$§§£,);m§§:?’ le:,;e;,;o 2:;

~ `° - ` ..., will follow. “ 1 ' 3°'

_"_ i Iield on the evening of Thursday _:th goes to i.esiiie_ In anticipation of her

inst. i Rsiiismizisii the lecture in St. Jamesi depiiriurei her associates’ by Whom She is

Ph Coxennr by First Methodist choir in HHH by Rev' T’ B' Fullerton toimghni highlyeslwmedimade Miss Waughan 3’

` P, i' ' i ‘J ` T- ll . ‘ 0 Cornwalll-Iall, at S. IJ. ni.. next- \\’ednes~ i mrieburg’ Bloemfomem’ aul th bu pre°e“t3'°‘°“' s _ _ _ d render of C .

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rouge

ls refreshments on Sale Come ani hat 0 an THE Halifax Morning C ironicle of the °"_'“*-'-"

Qld time rea] good time 73rd, says that the Tiuro W ictoria Hockey d

' pay e easi es (c o

Halifax to-morrow evening for the colored

to express their sincere thanks to the Rev. _ _ . "

championship. The game will take place

_ . FrenchjRiver. The deceased was 92 years, 9,-der to pay expenseg The address and cents' -~ °f “Se and f0¥ \1DW1\1‘dS Of 70 Y¢a!‘§ 11 rolls for signature are now at Mr’ Ran- Mas M. E. Roper, trained nurse of °°“°“S°anl° member Of the Presbyterian ,lkine`s Drug Store.

Church at New London.

i ~ IN referring to the depa tu e of Rev. ‘

Eicomestovisit her mother, Mrs Theoph. _ _ - r Y _ '_ To FORTIFY ANTICOSTL

G C Wallis, for Lunenburg N S the

‘D Crosby,of \Vest River who is very Towonto Giobe 23th says Rev G C --

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E l ll- MPS ROD" C°mDlm“S "QTY “meh Wallis was surprised at his residence MoN'rm~;Ai,, February 20.-It is stated

I ~ about the way passengers for the Island last evening by 3 representative from the i here that B movement is on foot to have

L'JmbardStreet Fire Hall, who present-l ed him with a handsome frame pho to-I graph of the members of the brigade stationed at that hall, Mr. W'allis for

opens there today.

en route to Georgetown, to attend the

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,,,,m(co,,,,_,, , th S d 0,, fA dressito Queen Alexandra.

6 ‘Mn riiiierwn for his able lecture, to the in Haiifax an the women ofoanadé. are invited to , ' Dress. - 1'- G- H- Haszanfl. and all who sc ' show their loyalty to Her Majesty Queen r §Z€U¢1'0USlY C0UU`lbl1Y»0d 50“’i11"~l Illakiflg Mrs N°"ah Bell Of L°“S Rive’ died °“ Alexandraby attaching their signature s

` the lecture a great success. Wednesday NSU and WHS buried OH Friday- to an address of welcome to be presented

D vu B H D _U b I 1 '_ 1 The funeral services were held in Long to hen The address is to be engrossed, L B e rl S Y grace' u 5"' S‘ Rwer Church ‘md were Ve"Yl*"8°1Y 5558** land together with the rolls on which the

,m3~f`°hlD8 _Y-¥1€l`1`ilY U0 mirfhful l1`1l1Sl¢» ded. The Rev. E. Smith, Kensington inames are signed, to be handsomeiy While 81-1I¥\\DS Rape Bild 18-dl€S 1111185 Bild ,preached an appropriate sermon from bmmdin moi-Qcco , Sentleulen Win and the 9-\1di€HC@ flppllllld iRe‘velation 14-13. A large procession fol- All who attach their signatures are re, t° see the superb spectacle' Thursdfy 10W@d the remains $0 the GBIDBUGYY “ff questedtocontribute twocents or over in

the island of Anticosti. owned by Menier the French chocolate king, expropriated and fortified as an imperial militaryposr.

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hands ofC.»ipt. Allen and his crew on the 1

Call e:irlj._‘ and take advantage of the cut prices.

GEO. E. HUGHES

four hours trip and also of Mr. McLe an,

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Tr-ii: mail special which was unable to

reach Emerald on the Cape 'l`r.'iverse

rpoihecqqeg Han brnrch on Sunday eieniriir 205 U0 Ulf?

Junction yesterday morning at lil 0 clock

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I ' ' ~ he boats the train

w it and returned to Cape Traverse at '.1 p. m.

L pon the arrival of t

_ » left for the city, arriving at The

fi, -

, Iarnaeusfzsun:s1IEH3T5I°G*

train which left Tigiiish yesterday morn-

' ing only get asfar as Alberton and re-

” ° turned to Tignish. The train from the i Rmb _

east was tivo hours late. The train

Fl k which leftthe city yesterday morning

a y only went :is far as Summersidc and

returned,

li J Ames Piiros 8; Co. has receiveda letter

Made from the choicesb in- from Miss MeEat-hern, their rnilliner,

gyedientg ii the kind of p istery who is now visiting the Milinery open-

made by the ltclipie Bakery ings in New Y°’k and B°~`t°"° She

‘ndthere is nothing more temps 1 says: “Of all thelovely shows, I saw them

~ - ~ _ this time. _The hats are something mg than 3 nice ple for ‘ww beautiful and to ,qiveyou some idea of the

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For to dav ` e ha' 8 work we saw, the prices ranged from a~

Apple Pies IQCUL lone dollar biil to forty dollars. Gauzes, Mmce P395 12098' chiffons, muslins, gold effects, any

T=l°l>h°°¢ 211- number of roses, almost a box to one hat;

they arehandsome. Alsoa great many

D- SI' EWA RT, Shotsmhe wwdcoimiby Lha,,me_,_

iiaiicllrissliersisltllsi-‘eyed from fawns to brown, and green, velvet

' ii-ibbons wiii tensed and flowers ofsii

i@ kinds, but especially it wiiibe agieiit

season of roses, foliage and fruit. Near y

F I I I all trimming materials have a tint of

ii. L. iiicitei, ii. ii.

(Lila ol Loma. lI\s|llal.) " '

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E Ear. Nose and Throat. ‘_ ‘ ' ’

ye' l l t ller of Moncton, Writes.

._ 9 , 2 14 ~ . glearsbai ; uHave used Bentlefs

Eyes tested and fitted with P ’ hi

- - - li C his! Y Tm Fri &w Liniment forawlame orsc. tm

i recommend it..

WHITE GOODS SAL

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Our white sale is booming.

now 210

360 “ 300 :28c “ 230 380 “ 332

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40 lD.3.t 140 4'? in. “ 160

44 in. " 180 ' 46

in' H 200 - t mill rices. »

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Having seoured them early We Sen them 0 you a

e bargain. _

mail clerk for courtesies shown. i

Mr H A Peters the DODUIU1' °°m'

some years has held service at the fire hall on every alternate Sunday after evening service at the ca. tbedral. Later inthe evening Mr. Wallis Was waited upon by a deputation representing the men`si Bible class, which he has taught for some years, and presented with two handsomely bound volumes of the Life of Philips Brooks.

Mas Robert Orr of New Glasgow die d

at her home at that place on Thursday 21st inst., aged 82 years. Her parents, Mr.and Mrs. Semple , came to New Glasgow from Renfrewshire, Scotland in 1820, whengthe subject of this sketch was two years old, and her brother the late James Semple. four years old, At that time there were i but three families settled in New Glasgow viz James Arthur and George Nisbet of Scotland who had settled there in lSl9,and i Abram Buskirk. a Loyiilist. In December 71839 she married Robert Orr, who has l now been dead some 20 years or more. They had in all ten children, of whom one died in early life and,another, Alexander, died when about 35 years of age, unmar- ried. Eight children survive, four sons and four daughters. The eldest, Robert Orr, is in Australia; James Orr 'n Cali- fornia; \Villiam Orr in New Glasgow; Nelson Orr in New Glasgow on the home- stead and with him his sister Miss May

also daughters of the deceased, reside in Brockton, Mass. Mrs. Orr was a. quiet, unassuming lady, devoted to her family and home, a dutiful wife, a loving mother and highly esteemed by her neighbors and friends. Her funeral took place on Satur

day last at which Rev. George Millar of-

flciated, and was attended by a large con- course of friends and neighbors.

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Loss oF APPETITE

digestion and makes eating a pleasure.

e e as goo as oo s

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Bmkrupt sale. 26 10i

Caroline Orr. Mrs. Isaac French, another!

daughter, also resides in New Glasgow;

Mrs. J. Brownell, and Mrs. R. Carson, i

A person that hasdost appetite has lost

something besides--vitality, vigor, tone.

The way to recover appetite and all that B

rzoes with it is to take Hood's Sarsaparilla F -that strengthens the stomach, perfects

Tnousands take it for spring loss of ap-

S piebtite and gveryéiodcy says there’s nothing

The finest line of neckwear and S B M 0 c

men’s furnishing goods in the City’ selling 1-3 off at Ramsay’ Great

Every Form

of Piles

~ Mr. George Thompson, a. leading merchant of Blenheim, Ont., states :- “I was troubled with itching piles for fifteen years, and at times they were so had I could scarcely walk. I tried a. great many remedies, but never found anything like Dr. Cha.se’s Oint- ment. It cured me."

Mr. Jas. Jackson of the Laurie Spool

lCompa.ny, St. Alex): des Monts, Que., writes :-“I was troubled for two years with that cruel disease, bleeding piles, and after using Dr. Cha.se’s Ointment. I can say I am entirely rid of lt. It

piles.”_

Mr. W. D. Thornton, blacksmith,

Calgary, N.W.T., States :-"Ear Hfteen years I suffered untold agony from blind, itching piles, and have been un- der treatment with well-known phy- ‘ siclans. I had 15 tumors removed, but obtained ‘no positive cure. I have suf- fered more than I can tell, but can now say that, thanks to Dr. Chase’s Oint- ment, I am positively cured, and by one and a half boxes. 6Oc a. box.

Dr. Chase’s ,_ Ointment.

20 per cent B di s c o u n t -

on every

one in our M store.

See ' .our

window. 0

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in-at 126 Cfanned Goods?

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”~ 44 it at 160 _ We ha_ve__'.\n hand a large stock of canned goods all of the best brands

He°e is a list ' o select iromz-

Corn

Tomatoes

‘Wax Beans

Peaches 1' ~:‘~ `

38 ¢a Bartlett Pears

im Boulcoe Simcoe e imcoe

Blue Dam _-'on Plums Lombard Plums Green Gage Plums Ftrawberries

Cherries

Pineapple

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Thistle Brand P285

Sauce) _

Bemis Baked Beans

Blueberries

Boulters

Sinicoe

Roiby

eoe

Signapore

French Peas Simcoe S t W ' kle Peas

1-Zed Cross Beans (with or without

Apple Simcoe

, Freenum Caddies

Pacific Carabus (Lobster Salmon [diB`. brands]

Clam Chowder

Clams

0 stern gettin (with or without sauce

Slice Smoke Beef Batstaria Shrimps Boneless 'turkeys Simcoe

“ Chicken *°

Sardines reach] Cooked Ccrned Beef Chrkk)

i Devi1Icd'°ongue

ll

Potted Beefs

ii £1: h

.is a. treasure to all sulferlng frorn

Lunch gongue [Chitika] 5 i

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ace Curtains.

We’ve just been going over ouri Lace

Curtain stock-and have picked out all _~ L

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the odd and soiled pairs _ _

We’ve put a. “good-bye” price on each-

arid they’re on sale to-day after

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o’clock. ;j '

Now‘th_is time the quantity isn’t large- less _than 50 pairs in all-so you'll need _to- come quickly. , L - ~

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Some ,badly 'soiled-so_;xiieisoilcd- ly-and! some the odd ones are hardly- soil-

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Busie=t Street.

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we give you the mgsf 'and bgsf for the Igusf

‘ money.

THIS IS A GOOD TIME . __ .feel '

to buy Parlor Suites. We have a fine assortment at f'r'oi":`i""` $24.00 for asolid walnut suite-up to $85.00-Quality' 4 as usual-right. , _ si

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The Best illiieys The Cheapest

We address ourselves today to the Conservative Gentlemen who dross well, who

like to carry their individ ality into what they wear, who an particular about thai' attire.-To those who never did, possiblv never will, wear mandy model, our Tailoring springs tv your thoughts at onoe.- _ 4

For those who propose something better than the average, we msko`SU'l;T3»

OVERCOATS. TROUSERS, atc. to order within the reach of moderate means.-We are in position where we can guarantee satisfaction to the extent of refundina money

if n. eeeary.

MEN’S FURNISHINGS GOODS

High Grade and low prices

Gordon 81. Nlolellani

Nlenl Outfitters. . V

STOCKTAKING _ .

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' Remnant Sale

I Now On

Print Shlrtin¢s

Flanelette Skiftings

Ribbon Dress Goode _

Flannels

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i _ Look over the above list. makes _memo of what you want 'cal

G & 0 H . . 1-:none or senci your order and wewill do the rest. Delivery m' any

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Laces.

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