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Our new models for spring represents the hes

andoriginal ideas-worked out with the perfection and finish that iuzin tailoring alone can give. Some are intended for misses of from i4 to 18 years, we

` can fit the small women sat1s_factorily and many are selectiiig s.iits here, for the simple reason that there is acertain unusual smartucss and clevei'ness_iu

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You cau’t look long on thc extremely smart

styles of this showing of spring coats without having a quick vision of the trini, well tailored women who will wear them. Some have all the suiartncss of the niost niannisli garment, Extra wide panel pocket effect, buttons of self cic. The sliowiiig has two features “exclusivcness and low prices" materials are Broadclotlis, serges and fancy striped covert cloths, at prices to suit anyone, 3355.00, il‘.5‘5o $7.50 15-1o.oo, $12.50, $i5.oo. '

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, , I _°-_ l_ ‘ voiles, venetiaiis, pana-

_;,`@ ` , aniaS,satiu cloths, lustres, ii* li and sonic neat grey

twecd effects. C0lO1‘S HTC black, green, red, :brown, blue. Prices from $2.93 and every price between up to $14.00.

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i ighly cstccnied resident of Charlotte- town, and tho mother of Fred Mc- ,Donald of this city, the trouble being ‘cancer of the stomach.-Exam.

wuiiur uuuntiu ui south Ruutiro

,lion received it telegram from Denvler, Uolorndo, alnnouncing the death of lhlls sister Maria wife of John A. Dickerson of New Dominion andstat- ling that the body willl be brought _lmnio for hui~inl. h‘||nei'ul notice lot.- |‘l‘.

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'l‘hc pvoplc of Belfast. have present-

ioil Rev. H. ll, lVlCl’llce, their pnislggr, :with ii very vnl-mihle set of liiirneus nnd ii bolintifiii sleigli robe, an-d. Mrs. ‘iVlcl’lin|: \vii.\i ai well filled purse. These lgilts urn hiixlily appreciated its tangi-

_lilo_ uxpi'i\ssioii.~: ol loynliy und good wil .

At. the (Yity Police (‘-rinrt, yester-

Qdiiy, tho cnso of iuibert Jenkins vs. Aniiic lhiylo for 'tlririi offence was' dis- inisscd. 'l‘lie casa of ltohcrt .ldnki~ni=J vs. .loisep-li Alexiind‘er wins' aidjonrncd t.lll ncxt 'l‘h|i'i's<liiy. Victor Stewart: Miurllonald for iii‘iliilu=.|iiicsi-i and dis»- orilorly conduct ow Sunday last, wits finiul four iloillurs or iiftizeu iiiiys. ‘lin pniii thc fine. In this ciise of Hari'

lfalrnor for ilru|ik¢‘ii.n0ss and riisuisleirlj ly corriliirt., hc wus lined twcnty dol- lars or sixty iieiys. llc took the il-nys. ’l‘hi~ case of Alcxuntlei' Currie charged

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with ilriiiikciiuiess wus dismissed it. was his first uppcuruuce.

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'l‘lic lhii'lmi‘s liockey teiilm cliiillmigc

any local touin for ui friendly guinc of liockoyi to hc pliiyed in the Arena ltink nt :my date uonvc.-nienl; for both

parties- lf ii shoiihi bc so dcsir i

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.to their oppoiioirts the clinllenge-i‘s

' ‘ l l l`|i: t l i' ur , . , _:r_l_vm(__:; "ix t:__S§"i;Z_'_` The Lhelseu Lruze-ttc, Mass.. uf March' iuiitiul, und thivy in tiny . _ .

ruse iriiairiiiitco to do thc- curving oiiklllown In this Pmvmc" which Ll our fowl iu u ukiiiui muuue-r. 'rii¢""""‘?"' “ch “'"“"""` _“ml "“" '“““ ______t_______ is _JoS___p,_ M___ha___ wen known i'c_lativcs hero I_~(`)hudinh Hicc- ii_ pro us hohlini; th:i't. position on the Vilns mlueull "ml hlgllly wtecmud mum, l-vzmi. The gmil kci-.por Mcllnslcill will<°[ mils mty mud H“d~de.nly M' mi uphold his provincial reputation lic-mike" of business °" lLlmg'Wh“rf'B°H` fort- this iicts, I-inrrinfxton who wnslmn' Tuesday Ha[ter"0'0n'AHe was up ,__,_,,,.,.i,_g with me (,__e____nB on t,___,___pareutly in thc best. of health wiie recruit: toni' will ho in evidence. (llulmut 3- olclmlk in th” aftemoo" B(._r,.,gu,,__ .Wm may point and A_ he went to open ii window in the llilglics cover point. Wit'li J. Rciir-fjmce’ ren to the .naar and expired' dm, UH, swody left wing, and A__Mr. lllce was hi_n°u i|i_ Boston in 1836, '.l‘i';iinor ns thc riglit,the team prom- . we mm 91 Obadiah Klee U- wen www"

iscn an interesting struggle with any club, imd as the season is nearly uv- or the Kniglits of ‘thc scissors will bo clad to receive challenges nt. the

i-uriie.~:t. possible ilutc. 'Fliese shoulii.H_‘l len the .Bun to tak” 8' posltliun y,,, _u,.nf_ to Unptaiin M'nll'l1l'. an-l iuiwith Franklin Snow one of the pion- conclusion it muy' ho wen 1_0 ,um 1 err finh inercliants of Boston. Sonic

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the popnlnr 'l‘. Reardon will exhibit hi:-i sporting nbility ini cui-ryiuig the lim-_key sticks.

The grim rtiupor rlenitli visited Hlrini-‘

pton on March ltlt/li and si\<m'nioncd from time to rl‘Jei‘nlty one of its lnost respr-.ctoil citizens, Laughlin lt. Mc- Kiiinon, in 'the thirty-ninth y?ur‘ of his nge. '1"lie lute M-r. McKinnon wus ,u innn of great. worth and sterling in- te-.;rity and hy his r.-urlly demise the onimunity loses u good citizen-, .nciglibor und friend. He was the sofn of the lute Chas. M`oKinncm| of De- |i~lable. At anicurly n-ge he served his npprenticcship ns a blacksmith which conpation he followed till the time of his dcatli. For about two _yours hc_ snllcrcd severely frorni stoni- lnch trouble :ind despite all that incd‘i- l ui non unn -kirui truur.-ment uuui-i no |h|: passed nwny_ Ho wus attended

nrini; his liist illnoss by Rev. Win.

Hlcighing in excellent all over the “ight”

west. and as it result business is ' ' "

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:quite br|sk_ i A W Weeks una daughter Mi

_ Any person who has a d°dmm_ guests of Mrs. H. U. Pi-eedy, El city residence with all modern ini-pro- W‘~‘°d-

l dleflildiiniilt tiiuiliil sh.°um apply at this The regular meeting of the Kimi:

n, Icy L. ’I‘. B. will be held innighti

il The Young Peopldu Augggiagqon of eight o’clock sharp. A full utten

uiu rim: Muruuruci oiuiruii meets io- M106 is "=<i“°f»t°<1

night at eight o'clock Several inter- `*

A R E N A *wins i/uiiers have beén prepared' sud- RW- S- D- McPhee oi Buifuui, ii

_ u pl-,,|jtu\,1e evening is an¢1¢i,,pg,°d_ so far recovered from his serious il

_ -.__ ness, that he expecils to occupy h

ru, ul to

can they win, use the big gains

It is with deep regret that we an- PUIPW 0° th¢`“'”t S“m"1tl1~

nouncc the severe illness in Boston ‘of Mrs. Mary McDonu'ld, a forrmer and

Held Farmers Institute will hold regular meeting in Hearl:z's Ha

lndustry. All members requested t attend.

M.

called' home from this City

day, by the news of L-hu sudden ness of Mrs. McQnarriie, whom il»

proved altliouigh not. considered on of danger.

Dr. lugs, of (inlgary, (ii native _ Cliurlottctowii, i‘. lt. l.) is bein

‘yet made any imiioiiiiceiiicni. upon hi intentions.

Stirling preached most impressive] ironi John 12---32: And I if l be liftc up, will draw all men

Come -Unto Me which was beautifull remlercd and much iippreciated.

The fnnernl of the into Williniii. (3

Moflurtliy took pliico from his fath 'er‘s residence, Spring Park Rond lyesterday morning at 8.45, and dc

attended The pall iieirrers were lol

Edwurd Henuc-ssey, Percy Down nm Robert Mctllnry. A Requiem Higl Mans was ceielirateil by the Rev. l°‘a‘ _i.liei~ lloguii, :ind the firnernl procveii nd to the lt. ll. Ct-mate/ry.

_(ith and-Mr. Itlcu referred to is wel

_silversinith of that time. In his yonuf;cr years ho followed the sea, his voyages taking him to the- West; Indies und the west Africanl const.

25 yviirs ago hc- bircniiio nuso-.iiatzeil with E. 'l`. ltiissclll &,\ Co., liirgelisii johbors, iiiul as u snlesmiun eovricd /this New England coast, the I-‘ro- vinces, Newfoundland, also wi-it to 1reln.udu'iul the continent. lic was with this concern nt- the time of his déuth. Mr. Rice took. mi. active in- tersst in city a.1’i’iiiri.| and; was honored by his fellow citizens in 'being elected amamber of the Common Council and the Board ol Alderman serving- two years in each body. Previous to the tire he resided for 22 years alt 133 Shurtlei! street., and succeeding it he lived in Everett until ii few weekfi ago when lictook up his residence nt 59 Bellingham irtrnet whcrc he had just’ become pleasantly setthid. The

ailnhillty nm] kind words for every one won for him ri hoslt of friends who sincerely mourn his lorvs. 'He is survived hy ii widow and one son,

llcLi-.od through whosu fiuithfiiliirss 'he wus lcd to src Christi as his llo- dceincr. Ile lenves to mourn ascr- owing widow, iivc cliilidren, an iiged

-niotlirr, i.li`r¢~c brotlicfrn and four sis-

' ers, besides ii liirgo numhcr of friends Uf Plllll\ll“ll>lll|l- ' ,und rclutivr_-s. Mr. McKinnon wus- al .---~ - -~ --#----A---ve

lh»utiier’s Lodge (lmpnud. The funer- nl took place on li‘ridny,\ March l2tli

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Aquila Rice of this city, thrcc sisters Mrs. Joshua Reynolds and Mrs. James Emery of Brooklyn, N. Y., Mrs. Frank Wheelock of Washington, D. C., and one ibrother, Aquila! Rice

for wee lolkssuits

East Royalty branch of the Marsh-

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Monday March 22, at 7.30 p. m. Dis-

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cusslon, Seed Qiier-:tion ni-id Poultry . 'M li'

Neil MeQuarrie», of Surmnersige,was

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strongly urged hy his friends to .uc~ cept. the Conservative nomiuatioirof j' Okotoks against the Llheriil iriindi- 1 rinse ivruieoim Mi-iiuriiic. Hu iiuu mi, -5

A very lurgo i-.ongi'e;.,'al.ioii gntliered _

nt. North lliisftico (ihnridi. Rev. .lohn_i

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tho oilortury Miss Mabel Woolmer nmig __

spite the had weiither, was largely' S;

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in We have just opened a line new range of the ~iilaiie.~t . . »_ tliidl; we have ever had--and we want you to .ook ilieni ovg_-_r.______ - -BQ .5"G`olf Caps in a 'great vari-_ _ bfoys’ _skilll K

~ f ety lof colour-ings--all new,_ ali`“`_st_a_.}§1P.§lZ€. fed-'bf"“""'_~." _'f

nl . '- “b.-'~»'~ - ' = st lisli ‘ “-~~ 25c as _ y ' soc .mi 15a. ’

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resist the wear of roniping,-,- tearing-healthy boys a. d girls.

In this special showing f

strong serges wc present t e solution of the problem.

Serges oi tough-wear re-

sisting weave-clear nayy blues-in smooth close twill or the rough finish--all widths from 40 incl‘cs to 54incl'1es.

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British Admiralty Serge---same as_ used in the British Navy tor Uni orins---la4n6. ous forits durability 54inclies wide i- -

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'l Men’s handsome new 'golf caps_'-‘fin very at ‘ act ive lol .. ` ' A very specially attractive line*-the .very .sunt of thing i.-wat __ ‘

, _ _ most stores are selling for 1.25--latest shaprs--b.owns--greens

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slashed her thrmit and then wont. up - ---- stuirs and served li-'_-i own .l\|l1\ll“"- A ' ~ 1

trail n'n'<l pools iii iiliiml uliolll. the _ K., _ _ house plainly tell the/ story. _ |. _._;_i>4'~ _

The ¢|0||bl¢-_ trnigedy ended ,L inurriixl' ¢_ _, ai,

liii. storm for ii, nnmhrr oi veitrs, I ___- _

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prominent Mason, it nicinibcr of True

the ucrviuzcs at the house being con- ducted’ hy the Revs Wm. Mcl.eod‘u.nd Jus. Mclinugnll and ni the grave by, 'tho Miisrms. His remains were laid

Hnusc no'll'7 (iritfton Rh. complete wlih l ni wiier hciuthip. electric liklitl|ik.se\vuri\le cle' Possession ulren |\‘ nu'_ \orll2nd.

For Iernis pplyni once to

ni. rest iui thc old burying ground u.tl;|__pm'i| R`_Y"mHNs0N` _ Hampton und the large number nfl - ‘ | lcighs which followed the hears! fully

_lcstilicd to tube high esteem in which »|`dr-cirnscil was hold by nil who knew

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unless it is snappy. That is the kind we sell.

Always fresh and good

No. r63 Kent Street.

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ECLlPSE BAKERY Bakes Best Bread

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,part for sonic inurltiis thu luitter huv- »,,; applied foi° it divorce; Heath, who

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limi- ut. sen, bun when ai: home fre~StrB&mil1P.'. “Um fW° “'59 in he

qiuintly ,qnurrellcd witih his wife. While ln- wus' not 'ii liiird drinker`, he was of

l ii loiinrrclsionie dispo'si`tlon"whcii not

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---‘ |wi|<-, who showed Urn-ises which she

i n'u-oKsi°oa'r,ivie.. Murchi'-`-'1"i\11"‘.-uni iuui iyrrri-iuiiirruauy her uuu- ily troubles between R|1Y_m0\“\ Hmtlli lbrmd. -_"l`lief_ji|<_l'i;e"`oi'<lc_r"etl_f}l`e'a‘th to 70° years old,nnd his Wil_0,l1f€‘W YWW* _'fui~ni.~:li 'bonds sto' keep* the pence and younger, culminated this iifteriiw-W1.-_tliiit the ho\is_cliold_`prope_rty be di- when Hhath silished his'wlfe's th’I`0l“~ |'*/ided. Mrs. Heath iieguii proceedings

Both ure dead. The truiurdy §0l¢ -for divorce, and Heath when not at- _ _ v1~°§__1';_§§‘_;i__“,"_§"_§ ‘;f_,.§-,‘},",,,§"f,‘,§'°,‘§;,,,,‘2,,._§‘§;‘,,§,§"?,,_,;“,,[,*,,,‘;?_§‘,§§F‘,§§,;l‘Z1‘,?j,°,, ""5" '.F;.T.=.:-:.~:;~7.»r.=.‘.~"~..~;.t-.=..~..» ~..-..-.'.»..~ illxet, ii. few doors off-Mnin i~i't1‘00'L -up sons; "éinpl`oyed" ii`i"lt`hsf' tnnnery ~,» »-nd' in “ight 0’ th” 1”” °".‘°“" Tw.” “"9 ““‘1~."-‘?"‘.’-Sl--‘.‘I_"’”=.i¥"‘?lP ‘°_ “ I '11 were no uyc-witnesses but (/orouer_ lv. §ennsidera.hie_ extent, protection. l :$0 1,_ Beasley, who made an inimediutc The first -i*n't!nin'tion' ‘of the -tragedy i 3,

investigation, says there is no iloiilu was about 9 o'clock fhis_.morning .§» hut. phat hu dushcd into where Mrs. when Mrs. Heath was .fegfiia run °

Heath wus wasiiing dishes ut. their-=1nk. fi-oniitlie_ hoii_se_screuiniiii;,_wLth blood'

throat. Shelell hbout fifty feet fri. 1 her house and was dead when seven; people rushed to her assistanvi Heath had- been seen _on the atreo. but a short, time before, and ai. though nil one silw him enter the house his body was soon found oi the upper floor. Heath leaves two sons by his first wife-John of Kan- sas, and Fred of Guilford. Mrs.

Heath leaves two sons, Webster and

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