100 uoses For One Dollar

Economy in medicine must be

measured by two things-_cost and effect. It cannot be measured by either alone. It is greatest in that, medicine that does the most for the money_that radically and per. manently cures at the least ex. pense. That medicine is

‘Hood’s Jarsaparilla

It purifles and enriches the blood, cures pimples, eczema and all eruptions, tired, languid feelings, loss of appetite and general debility.

“I could not eat nor sleep nor do my

homework. A neighbor presented me with A bottle of Hood‘s Ssrsaparilla. It helped me right away. There il no better medi-

cine. Two bottles oornpletely cured nie.” Mus. Joan E. Rveaxu., Plnnical St., Bello

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EASTER services were held yesterday in

a number of city churches.

THE Easter music in the City churches

tomorrow promises to bc among the best ever given in the City.

THE mail reached the City yesterday at

12.35. The winter steainers each made a Hood crossing.

THE Educational Outlook being pub-

lished by the P. E. I. teachers has been united with the P. E. I, Mairazine.

Stanley Ramsay, oi’ Leslie and Ramsay,

left today on a business trip toSuuiiner» side, P. E. l. ., his home.-Sydney Record

iiev. A. F. Browne will preach at the

Baptist Church to-morrow at ll ii. m. and Rev. G. R. White at? ii. rn. Baptism at the close of morning service,

TNI-I Easter morning topic in Grace

ville, Oni..

Hood e lareaparllia premises to

cure and keeps the promise.

ilUR COFFEE

We haven't said any- thing about coilee for sometime, but we are Hash selling more than ever

before. Most every day I

brings a new customer

for it, that's proof our Graund

coiiee is good.

HAVE YOU TRIED IT.

If you haven’t leave your next order with us and get the best in the city. Our price is 4oc a pound

Wcbstcr & McKay,

l’H()Nl£ 199.

Eviiry

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Pinkham’s

Medicines

Big fresh stock of

Vegetable Com-

pound. _

Blood Purifier, Pills. etc.. now in “The TWO MAGS"

iincilonnr it nnliinnon,

liRl‘f}f§lSTS,

Cor Gtlieorge :intl Kent. Ste.

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Doughnuts, IOC doz.

arg xiii specialty

Fon 10-DAv....

_apple Pies irc eiich. Miner Pics irc l‘f\l‘ll Crt-aiii Prem rr & IS<` ¢""l‘ ccsfiniiii i»i.~~i 15 an inc mcii rriirk vriiii <‘iii<<- :gr iiiiiiiid siiriiiiin ig.-in 1<><‘i>=‘f ll*

Niii tink” for lb

wiiiic c.ii..- _ its vff ll’ Hrciid .tt itll kriiils, all fresh nnii giinii.

D. STEWART

Telephone iii.

ltrlipsc lliikery riiiiwi nm rm-nit

Church will be l’aul's Eschatology, and in the evening .Ioiin`n Eschaology. Special music at both services.

A1' a meeting of the Provincial Board

of Directors of the Central Fariiiers' li.- stitute Thursday, Lsuchliu McDonald East l’oint was appointed President and . Prof. E. .I. McMillan, Secy Tres.

AN audience that should have been

much larger, listened to an interesting lecture in Y. M. C. A. Hall Thursday evening by Judge VVarburtou on Russia and Japan. Dr. Taylor occupied the chair.

Turn case of assault was before the Pol-

ice Uourt, Thursday morning of Simon McDomilii vs Alex Mclierizie. Severn] witness were examined, A. J. B. Mellislr appearing for McKenzie. The case wins dismissed however and the p1aini.iil"Mc- Donald had to pay costs.

lirsv. C. F. Clicclzzli ii tall and

sturdy Ethiopsan, arrived in thi: City yi-sierdiiy airrl will speak in llic City on behalf of his people. He preacliee at York tomorrow morning und in Baptist Church Mcri"lay,Gr'ace Tuesday, and First l\ierhcrii~t \Vcdnei~rdiiy, each nt 7,30 n. u~. Tirursiiay he goes to Mt. Stewart v.lrcic he will .speak and leaves Friday cn return to Engliinrl.

T. l}A.»1.r-:\', Kensington, reccivcl A

li-tterdiitcii .\larclr 22, from Andrew Browri, llroaiivicw, Assn. which gives siriiic ii’ci\ oi this winter`s severity ex- pcrrcrricii in thc west. The extinct says: We hiivc hn-l he-rc recently ii .\\rpcr'abun1l- iince of sriiiw .si/orrria, and on the prairies the snow is from l to l0ft. AS yet thcrc are nc signs of spring. thc trains being often tirncs ielaycd from 8 to 10 hours, When spring opens up we expect a sieluizc from iluodi.

Earrm' yesteriiay morning a merchant

at York received a large order for grocer- ies from one of his customers living over aquarter ofa mile away. Aceornpanivil with the order were positive instructions for early delivery as it was late the previous night when the buyer ciillcil. The merclrarit. lining i-'o liiiihly plenscrl iv. the ['o|>crriri{ of llie shop,with i-rich ri large oriler, which consisfcii uf is littlc of c\'crvi.hirgin the izioccry line, iniincil- iiitt-ly tllicii it an i started oil' before break- fast. iii tlclivv-r the well illlcil hall _liushel

litiskei. Noi until iris ill'riVl\l ut l1iS, ciistoruers, who was _rust at lienltfiisi, did

hcfliscovci' 'ler was bogus and it was the tirst pril.

Aricirr ilfiy Oddfcllnvis, chiefly corn-

poseil cf the Clriiiiottctown deirrec L rims, left on 'l`hui‘silay at one o'clock for Alber- ton, lin route they wcrejoirrefl hy fifteen

others from .\‘iriniircr.»ii'le iinii ilftecn froiii, t)'l.°ary. AL Albcrton almost thc full, iiii\irrbc,i'i~lii;i of Lodge Tokalon, which ini-‘uii-s' iriiiriy prominent men of the to\vri_ were present in the public hi\ll,` while thi- city loiigcs 4-xcriipliiiwi the iii-inet: work. At. its conclusion iirand, l'\l-‘..~ti-r -i. F. \/Vhcar ;_ri\\'i- iiii1idtlr<'>_~i on (lililii-|ltiw~»hl|r. The lri»-irilri‘r's ;\r‘c~t‘1rt thin; pi- i-.edt-il in the I.>.iiic lircin, the ,,rDr¢-ity nt i.:ri'ii¢i- 'l`iik.ilii1i, \v|ii-~.- ii >i\rrrrpI.ut\rrs iiinncr was :~icr‘\'cil, loiluweil by ii wi-ll prcparcfl l.o1\.~\i. list. Tire ~Ul‘<'ii\l reaclicil thi- city ycsti-riliiy iiioririnir nt |;.Ii(l on return.

Pnov. Mac, P. S. Browns line trotting

horse, met with ii serious accident yester- day afteruoon on the ice off Park Road way. While been driven wezt by Byron Brown with a friend a "lread~on" collision occurred with John Andrews and Prcf. Mac was badly cut near the short ribs by the shaft which also broke ii rib. The orcupanls were thrown from tire sleigh and stunned, while the sleigh itself was smashed badly. The wound on the horse's side was sewn up by Dr. Leckle and the animal taken to the stables. A shaft of Mr. Andrew's sleigh was also broken but he was uniujured.

mi. ii. vi. cruises

- cmiiinii cuiis..

in mn direct to the diseased

plans by the Improved Blower.

ealn the ulcers, clears tliealr

passages, stops dmppin in the throat and piermmantl; cures Calarrh and syllever. Blower

lie. All dealers, or Dr. A. W. Chase ledidne Co.. Toronto and Bulalo.

ANNOUNCEMENTS.

- Easter! Easter! Easter !»Headquai-t~

ers for Gut. Flowers, choice Carnations and Smiix, today at Wi|!iam's Nursery, Prince St. Phone 283.

- There will be a Public Gospel Meeting

in Great George St. Church, open to all, on Sunday at4 p. m. Lesson, Jonah 1-ti ‘ Call upon thy God."

~ Remember Easter Monday night, thc

big attraction is the rn°.\'~icnaiy meeting n the school r' can of the Fir':~il. Methodist Church. Five young rncn will each address thc rnesting for live minutes.

Special , Easter

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`l ,i_ ln the larger cities it - has become a custom ._

to exchange gifts at ‘ Easter-tlnre~ and io 9; those who Wish to in- '

dulge in this excellent ’.

custom this Easter. we ,_

1 have the following ex- ,4 ceptional snaps to

_\ offer.

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-‘J Lnwncy's . -.` thncnlatcs

in elaborate 2 lb boxes (formerly $2.50) ....l5175 2 lb boxes (formerly $1,65)...... ..-“$1.20 2 lb boxes (formerly $2.20) . . . .._ ..$1,6o 2 lb boxes (formerly $2.25) _...$1.65

. 3 lb boxes (formerly

32.50) . . . ... _.$175

Perfumes l

25 per cent off :ill lines in our window.

Sec Our Window.

Mechanics, Farmers, Sportsmcni ' Ti. rmii iiiiii ,<i.rii»ii me skin mir mniwe

grriisc, oil :iiiil first sliiiiis, piiilrri :intl cnrilt sir. ,|59 Tlig "Mii~tcr Mi‘¢‘liiii\\<"s" 'lar Soap.

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NEEDS

llundrccls of new things, put to the season’s

suggestion, arcg waiting your call today. Come in

today or tonight and see how splendidly \ve're p1e_ pared for you in all the lines below.

Perrins’ and Dents’ Kid Gloves in cvcry popu-

lar style and shade, $1.10, $1.35, $1.60.

Don’t fail to see that washable Kid Glove in

all shades - - - - ~ - $1.35

DAINTY NECKWEAR is, as always, here in

best selection, pretty things at 250, goc, 55c, 75c, 90C. $1-25. 1-95. 2-50-

\`ery attractive new sill; braid stole collars for

coats, t1.j1,5,1.5o, 1.75, and so on up to 4.25.

Lovely Vcilings in every attractive style, white;

black, or greys, spot or plain, 28c, 35c, 45C.

NE\V Sl llR'l` WAlS'l`S in every popular var-

iety-wliite and colored, S50, 950, :$1.25, 1.55, 1.95

2-351 2-75a 3~35» C10'

Two charniing lines of Silk \Vaists, 54,50, 5.95.

New Spring Coats in fitted or box buck style,

5.40, 6.25, 7.65, $.25, $12.25 etc.

New ready-to-\veat' Skirts, an immense range of

popular stvlcs in this department, $2.55, 3.10, 3.75, 4-75. 5-45» 5 <>5.6.95»a11d11t>-

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CUIHC l“"lakC YM" Time- For Men of Good Taste. ,

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Anil Get the Hat That Suits You

O hats are kc t in a separate department away from

A Particular! Nice Stuck

ing splashy or vulgar,ihe patterns suitable

Try us for your Hat Y lil,

"‘.,`,.___`_|i \{_ou'll find we have the O. K. Stuff- fresh up-to~date new Styles. for particular men. patterns neat and eilcctive. Noth.

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