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would do well to look into the values

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tractive lines suitable for ladies there

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are a lot of excellent goods in Plaids,

Checks and Plains, that would make up splendidly for School Dresses-worth 60 to 98c per yard

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new stock of' Boots and Shoes arrive we want to

the best part of our stock now on hand.

I5, 20, 25 per cent discount, “all boots plain figures

Men’s Laced Boots from 1.25 a. pair

up- Yours at 20 per cent

discountf

Men’s Congress Boots, big discounts,

in all lines.

Childi'en’s Boots at greatly reduced

prices.

If you want to save money 011 y0\1r

shoe purchases--Come during this sale.

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MESSRS. F. Perkins & Co. received a

Saturday, dated at Glasgow, Scotland. There were no further particulars.

0ff€l‘€d In 0lll‘ permanent employment at this oilice 4tf

39 cablegram from Mr. W.A. Huestis, on

AT the police court Saturday. Tohn

McDonald was fined $2 or ten rlavs for drunkenness and John Murphy S3 or fifteen days for a like offence.

Miss Dixvrns offers for sale the very

desirable. house and lot on the corner of Weymouth and Sydney streets. It is pleasantly situated and should sell readily.

A LEGACY oi $250.00 for the build-

ing fund of the P. E.Island Hospital was received on Jan. 5th from the

estate of the late George D. McEwen, St. Peter’s Lake, Lot 39.

CAMPEELLTON N. B. Pioneer: Rev.

W. A. Thompson, of the Methodist church here, has accepted the call to Margate. P. E( I. and will leave in July. He has since received a call to Sussex which he had to decline.

Mn. DUNCAN M. Macnonarn, son of

Mr. John J. Macdonald,and one of the most energetic voung men of Mont- ague, left Georgetown on Thursday March 2nd by the ‘~Sts.nley” en-route to the far west. He is accompanied by ~ Mr. D. Macdonald, Orwell.-(.‘-om.

Norton- Applications will be re-

ceived at the City Clerk’s oflice from parties desiring to take the examina- tion |for license to engage in, or work at, the business of plumbing within the city, according to the rules and regula- tions of the Board of Health. 43i

Tnltnn men named Joseph Cameron,

Henry Walsh and David Bell were ar- rested about 8 o’clock Saturday morn- ing and arraingedi for trial on the charge of breaking into Connolley’s liquor store on Dorchester St. during the previous night and stealing a quan- tity ofliquor. They were remanded until Thursday next.

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The craving for Alcohol, Opium, Cocan Tobacco, Cigarettes can be cured anthe Keela Institute In Portland. Maine. So can Neuro henia, Nerve Exhaus tion and that always tired feeling, seldom at ease condition, and

the system restored to its normal condition Write for particulars

PRINTING.,-J. D. Taylor is offering

cut price; on all kinds of printing for this month, You would do well to try him before leaving your order for

_spring printing.

EXTRA Ro1.r.s for all styles of

clothes wringers at Le Page’s Old stand, Queen Street._28 tf.

N EW rubbers. the best quality in all

the newest shapes just received.-J. B. ' Macdonald & Co. ` 3 3i

WoMEN and -children’s stockings.

75 dozen from 6 cents a pair and up- wards; the best value ever shown here. J. B. Macdonald & Co. 3 3

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We commence to smell the Spring weather- makes a person think of budding. D uring March and April We are going' U0 WY

and .

Gathered bi Guardian. Reporters and tor-

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tion and viell recommended can obtain

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made two successful voyages hence to Liverpool, leaving here December 14 and Jiinuary 16, and sailed on the ,third trip for Liverpool on February 19th.

She was a three-decked ’ship, and

was built in 1891 by _Harland & Wolff (Ltd) of_Belf.~ist. She was 401 feet long, 47.2 feet heam,hold 28.3 feet; gross tonnage, 4 737; register tons, 2,- . 998. Her engines# were triple expan- sion, developing 4.500 horse power and givinga speed of 16 knots per hour. The Saloon in a deck house on the bridge deck was elegantly finished, the artistic panels and sained glass win- dows adding greatly to the appearance. A large number of the staterooms were |located on the bridge deck, and instead of the ordinary port hole they were iitted with stained glass windows. The smoking room and ladies’ room were also on this deck. On the upper deck was an auxiliary saloon seating thirty- passengers. The staterooms on this deck were large and airy. The rooms accommodated two, three and four passengers, with one family room con- taining six berths. Lavatories and lathrooms were to be found on both decks. All the rr oms were lighted by electricityf The second cabin was sit- uated well amidship. Special attention had been given to light and ventilation, and the rooms were large and comfor- table. The steerage was situated on the main deck. The rooms accomo- dated 'six and eight passengers. The whole steerage was bright and pleasant. Large deck space was also provided for steerage passengers. The boat had accommodations for 140 first-class passengers, 200 second class and 500= steerage.

She carried a crew of about 100 men

and was oilicered as follows: Captain-T. W. Erskine.

Chief Odicer--Cnas. Merrick. Second Oiicer-W. R. Evans.

Third Otilcer-J..R. Jones. Fourth Oficer-H Harper. , . _ Chief Engineer__W. Evans and four others.

. Parser--Wm. Fisher. ` _ Chief Stewart-A Maxwell.

Stewardesses-Mrs Bruce and two

others. - '

The loss cf the Labrador, will

naturally be regretted. She was a good ship of her class, and a had _ valuable cargo. _

It is not known on whom the chief

loss will fall, but it will doubtless be shared among- a number of under- writers, and the owners of the ship and cargo. The cargo _alone was worth $130,000, of which $80,000 was Can- adian and $50,000 goods from the United States. _ These goods would probably be pretty fully insured.

EXCE PTIONAL CASE-

“N ow, sir,” said the lawyer, looking

sharply at the witness, “tell me whether you have contradicted yourself because of a defective memory or because you testified falsely in the drst place.”

“I guess it must be on account of my

poor memory,” replied the witness. “I never told a lie in my life. That’8 why father said l’d never make a lawyer.”

“And so,” replied the attorney, “be-

cause you couldn’t lie Well enough to be a lawyer and hadn’t memory en- ough to learn any other occupation, he let you grow up to be just a common, everyday ass.” /

Inasmuch as this appears to be the

first timein all history that a lawyer ever got the better of a witness the case deserves to go on record.

To Cure Headaches in ten minutes en

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On your Spoons, Forks and other Silver articles, would be nice,

wouldn’t it.

A nicely engraved Monogram

rot only adds beauty, to the article

_ but isa means of identifying iii, ‘ should any article get astray or be

stolen. Now is a good time t0

U have them engraved. Our Mr-

W. T. Wellne: is expert in thi8 Qbeautifnl art, and he will be V pleased to show you samples of gms work, and will submit special _ gf designs for your approval if, you Vi

request it. ’:

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heard of in printing.

paid elsewhere.

by givingus a trial order.

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§,|i§ round trips from both sides on Saturday

This mo nth we are going to give the greatest cut in prices

If you are not a customer of ours we would like tefhsvo you. r V M

Last year we added scores to our list. , i ,Z

We claim to do as neat a job of printing at almost half the

You can only find out how much. you can save on your

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JUST QP-ENED.

The goods were bought for spot cash from ay facturer at very low pricep and will be sold off cheap

Tt will pay you to look before buying elsewhere. in

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D. A. BRUCE.

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MCRRISBLOCK, VICTORIA PDW.

600 Yards

Oxford Twees .

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Smooth rich dark grey(twilled),pure wool, good weigh-*""

Oxford tweed, 60 cents per yard. ` This is the best value we ever saw intweeds for fresh goods from the loom.

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New Chinese Laundry, Great George St.

Our work will be the best, but our nrlees

will be,r.he1ewe=t. Collars lc, Cuffs 26

ipalr,rShirrs 5c each- lJan 93md

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