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Celebrate His Coronation

l§l§By Flying One Of Our Flags

Els ` Mentioned Below lk A-,

St George’s Ensign Red Can. Ensign

- 2 yds, $2.50 3 yd $5.20

1: 4 1-2 yd $5.50 3 1-2 yds 6 00 4 yd 7.00

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- “tlfTs'Bi-iisiruirtisarinuay.

Miss Braddon, the author of more

books than any other woman novelist celebrated her seventy-third birthday recently at Llchhold House, Rich- mond, Eng., where she resides with her son, W. B. Maxwell, himself a well-known writer. She dislikes interviews, and as for

photographs, sho will have none of them. It is reported that her "latest" pliiotograph is at least twenty years 0 .

For this reason the dgenial-faced

lady, with silver hair an keen grey eyes, who may be soon driving in her carriage nearly every fine day along the Sheen road, is unknown to many of her neighbors. ' Miss Brsddon has 'been writing

stories since the nguoi eight, and has now sixty-two novels to her credit.

"The years between eight and

twelve were fertile with unfinished MSS./*she told a frlend recently. "I can trace among them a historical novelabont the siege of Calais, an Eastern story snggeded by Miss Par- doe‘s Turkish tiller- and Byron’s ‘Bride of Abydos/ a story of the Hartz mountains, and a domestic story."

Many messages of oongratulation reached her to-day. Alter walking in the garden, where sho takes great prideain a fine show of geraniums, the novelist went out t& li short drive.

The Home Secrehry's Pylamas. Mr. Winston Chumhi1l’s interest in

§_h_e_ar1ny ipanoeuvres oi; Salisbury

aiu is no surprising w en one re-

members that he himself began life as a soldier. He peut from Harrow into the Hassan# served with the S anish forces in Cuba, was in sev

P ~ eral of our little wars-be ing present at the :? Khartoum

cnptured by the Beers during the South African campaign. But the most uncomfortable time he ever ex- perienced was not-tm the battlefield, but in the House of Commons, when ho had the tsmeritfto stroll down the floor of the House during an all- night sitting wearing ai pair of slip- pers, a. flannel suit, and a graceful pink oollar that overflowed his neck. "Pyjaznasl” someone shouted. "Take them off, Churchill!" said another; while even Mr. Lloyd George tumcd a reproving countenance on him and

exclaimed, "Oh, and of all col- ors !" In the end the ome Secretary felt so uncomfortable that he arose and left the House.

A Katfir Member.

Rev. W. Benson Rubusana, Ph.D.,

who has been returned as a member of the Provincial Parliament for Cape Colony, is said _to be the first Kafiir who has found a seat in that House. Ho has been in the Congregational ministry for twenty-six years, of which nineteen have been exercised in East London, where hc has ii. very large tra- tive following. Dr. Rubusnna came from Peelton, which was under the charge of the Rev. E. Birt. Mr. Birt. one of whose daughters married Sir Gordon Spring, was originiilly connect- cd with thc U{ing`s Weigh I-louse Church nt Fish slrcct hill, London. He interested Dr. Biniiey and others in the ind llubusann nnd the members of Fish street hill Church contributed moncy, which paid fur his education at Lovedale College.

Assumed the 0Ffensiv_e.

Here is a story of Whistler, the

artist. He was into nl. dinner one dny, and the hostess was cvident-ly an- noyed. "Whistler, however, was in no wise disconeerted, for, cheerily grasping a some-wliiit limp hand, he rattled out: ‘i)0n’t apologiz efor hav- ing begun without nie. I sIi.a’n’t ho offended in the very least! After which, taking his seat, he became th! me and soul of the party."

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leave Montreal for Toronto daily ex- cept Sunday af: 13 0'clock noon.

For time tables and further particii

isrs write,

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General Agent, Quebec.

JOB. F. DOLAN,

1"!" ’ C. P. A., Montreal.

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ECZEMA AND WHAT IS DONE T0 CURE IT

Desperate Efforts, Disheartening Failures and Final Success.

Eczema h a skin affliction to which men

and women alike are subject., from the first to tho last day of tlielr existence. It may occur as a single tiny spot, appearing and disappearing with each change in general hw-IU* 0|' Draent only at certain scuions; st the other extreme, the whole body may he involved In a torturing eruption. The latter condition may griuluiilly arise through the neglect or improper treatment of lessor troubles or an apparently healthy skin may, in a single day, become n niass of eczema.

But whatever the fomi of the affection. the

distressing itching, bumlng, scaling and crusung, the serious disfizurelncnt and tlis constant dread that the eczema will become chronic. make a speedy cure llie aim of every sufferer. Unfortunate-ly, such a cure is not always readily obtained. The mort skilled l’lllyr.ir'Isn Is often at n. loss and even hospitals arc forccd to discharge tho patient an incur- nbic. Then a wide varlcty of remedies are resorted to, many perfectly harmless and Bfiiinlly Ineffective, others so offensive to every sense that, were it not for the relief lllffl’ are supposed tn afford, no person of re_f.ncmcnt would tolerate them for an instant.

To such sufferers, discouraged by repeated

fniliircs of even these liewlc methods, the liisiurit rclicf afforded by the first hath with Culicura Soup and gcnlle -application of Cuticuria Ointment is almost lnfircdible. They stop the itching and burning nt once, make slcvp possible and, in most casa, point to I speedy curc. So pure and sweet are Cuticura Soup and Ointment nnrl so free from every subsirmco of u dlsugrccnlile or harmful nature that they can be used witlioiiilimitatiori on thc younfgist infnnt or lr-ndcrcst oliin. Bo- sldcs, they are most econonilcal, is single sct helig oftr-ii sufllcicnt for the treatment of even thc srvcrest cnscs.

ln proof of the efficacy of the Cuticurl

Rieincflics It will be cnougli to quote Iicre n slnric letter, from llfrs. Edward Ncnnlng, ll I.un.~aiiig Block, Watertown, N.Y.: "Four_ years ago l ruffcrr-d with n terrible rczr-ma, hi-lui: ci. mass of sort-s from head to fccl and for six months confined to my bed. During that time I suflcrcd cnntinunl torture from ltcliiui; nnd hiirning. Aftcr hciiig given up hy my rlnclor, I was udviscil fo fry Cutlriirn. Afli-r the first hatli ivilli (‘.ulIcurn Soup and application of Culicurii Ointmr-nt I enjoyed thc first good sleep during my entire illness. I also inrril Cutirura Iicsnlvcnt and the trcat- mrnt was rnntinurd for tlirro weeks. At the end of that flmo I v.'::s rntlrcly cured und have frlt no III cffcvlri slncr-_ I would nrlvfso lny pf-rson suffcrliig from any form of 1I:I1\ trouble to try the (`/iill1-uni Remedies, as I know what tlicy dlil for mc."

Culicura Soap. Ointmcnl. Ilcsolvcnt nnd

Pills nrc sold by druggists ovcryivlicrc. Potter Dnig & Chem. Corp., sole props., Iloi-Inn, Mass. Mailed frcu, on reqiirxt, latest 32-page Cutlcura li0ok,a guide to ihe spiwly x-.ml aco- noinlrsl treatment of skin and ru-nip uifco- tions, from infancy to nga. ~

CUMNIUNWIZALIII ITU I III. Opposite State House, Boston, M ass

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offers rooms with hot and cold water for $1.00 per day and up,~which includes free use of Public shower baths. Nothing to equal this in New England. Rooms with Drlviite baths for 31,50 _par day and up; suites of two rooms agi *bath for Smlqpsr day and up. Dining r oms and cafe rst- ciass. European plan

stone doors, nothing wood but the doors

Equipped with its own Sanitary

Vacuum Cleaning Plant. Long Distance Telephone in Every ltooni

Strictly A Temperance Ilofe Bend for Booklet Commonwealth Ilofol Inc. SI`()RER E. CRAFIS

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Fire Insurance

_For rates in the P. ,E. Island Mutual

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The Bonner Ball Bear ing Washer.

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will wash anything from linndkcrchiefii to blankets.

Why should _vnu airurlgn qu in the iinme

old wny.wli4»ii vuiimiu :lo it. in hnlf tho tim:-.null with lin_lf lha- labor by using n Connor Hall tis-nriiiz Wiiiilii-r.

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Have Summer Heat In Your Winter Home

Y0i1'rc not worry-

ing about hoiiic heal- ing now, but remem- ber it's noi always

N\l|\\nICI'll"IG and SOUIICI' or later ycu‘ll have to sec about lisatiugllie liume.

I wniifyou to sec our

Patent Pressure Va‘ve for lknow it can save you over half your fuel ex- penses and give you morc satisfaction than :inylliing elsc. A free demonstra- tion-call in.

Jas A McEachern

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ing wot on Phe kitchen f_l00_r, hgcaiiiie it in hinged, a n rl when nnon 1 he watt-r d r i p es buck _|iie0- the machine. _

No punt 1 n

the contre of the tub tu leur t. h fi clothes ami f.n.ki- u p the room.

Miidr of Cy nresu-.l.\&m bc: and hui t tu

CAPTAIN BARCLAYS FEATS.

Famous- Athlete Once Did s Thousand ' Miles In a Thousand Hours.

The famous Robert Biirrliiy Al Iardyco, of Ury, better known hy the name under which he ran of Cnptuiii Barclay, was a very serious iithletr- and a great nuthorily on trniiiiiig. on which subject, he wrote a book.

His most famous achicvcmeiil. bow ever, was that of walking a thou-'iinil niilcs in n thousand coriseciifivi- h<iui.- on Newmarket Heath for u In-t. of_r. thousand guincas. Ho stiirlcd on Juno I, 1809, walking, as we nrc told. wil‘i an easy lounging gait, and sliding his feet, over the ground rather tliiiu lift- ing them. Between the miles he would go to sleep or lie on a sofi-i and talk io his friends.

His ideas of frniiiing were rntli»\r

different from those of to-dny, for the amount of alcohol he consuniuii sounds to us prodigious. Accordiiig to The Sporting Magazine, lic would have "good strong ale" with his brcnk- fast at five. and more of it with his luncheon. He dined at six with yet more ale and two glasses of port wine, and he drank ale again for supper, wliilc he kept himself going with Madeira and water between meals. Sf- deeply interested were the uoplefil Newmarket in his success flint they vied with each other in providing him with their own aio ns being hotter than that supplied from the public inns.

Gradually the hours wore nwny, :ind

the London betting on the gnllunt clip- tiiin rose to five to one. At one time his backers received the dismal iiitcl- ligence that the sincws in his lc-gs were so much strnincd that it took him over twenty minutes to covcr ii mile. but thc sfmin pusscd, and eight rluys from the end the betting ut Tat- tcrsnlI’s was ten to one.

As the final day approached Now-

mnrkct was irivurlcd by a huge crowd, und there wus no bod to be liud for love or money. The truck had lo be roped off, much to the niinoyuiice of liiirclny, who disliked this pnrudc, mil finally hc enrlcd his task amid the natural entliusinsni of those who are siiid to hiive won 11 hundred thoiisiind pounds over the result. Moreover, lie wus so little rlistresseil that ulmost ininieflintely nflcrwnrds,he was abh- to siiil willi thc nrmy on the ill-futcd expedition to Walciieren.

It is satisfactory to know flint in

spits-.oi these feats Captain Biitcliiy lived to a green and respected old nge. and it was only the kick of ri horse that could kill him iii thc your 1854.

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SYNOPSIS 0|” CANADIAN NORTII WEST LAND REGULATIONS.

*\NY person whois the solo heiirl of ii ‘ fi\mi|y,nr any male over IF yfinrl

-»|rl._ma homestead ii quarter nnctmn nl wniliihiiw Dominion lnnri in lifanitohn iaskatchewiin nr Alberta. The npplicpnf must appearin person at the Dominion --ands Agenc or Sub~Azenc for the dis- trict. Entry by proxy may Im made nl. any iuzency on certain conditions, by --guns-ir. mother _son, daughter, brother or ~uster_of intending homesteader. Duties._-Six months' residence upon and cultivation of _the landin ei\ch_ol three years. A hoiuesteiider may live within nine miles of his homestead on a

farm of at least 80 acres soleliowned and occupied by him or by his f_at er, mother. son. daugh er _brother or sister. in certain_ districts n homestender In good standing may pre-empta quarter- section alongside his homestead. Price Ci 00 per acre:

Duties.-Must reside upon the home- stead or pre-em_pt1on six months in each a_ix yenrjn from ate of homestead entry (including the time required tn earn homestead patent) and cultivate fifty acres extra. _ A homssteader who has exhausted his homestead right and cannot obtain apre~ emption may enter fo_r apurch wed home- stead in cer aindistricts, Price $3.00 Dgtr acre.-Duties.-Must reside six months in auch of three years, cultivate fifty screw sud erect a house worth $300.00.

W. W. CORY.

Deguty of the Minister of th_c interior N -_Unauthorised publication uf this

udvertisemenf. will no be paid fur.

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Tuesday at noon, for Hawkesbury, Halfax and Boston.

F A R E S

ist Class $11.00 znrl Clase 10.211 Round Tiip 18 50

Passerigcrs I1-nvirig CI1:|rl0tIr'l1»\\ii via

Picton 011 \K'cd1icridays coiiuccl nl Halifax for Bostuii .

Returning sic-.anier lcnvcs BOSTON

SATURDAYS AT NOON.

For fiirlher infornialioii appl to

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- 4-z5drtli6m. Agent, Char ltnlmvii.

riiocniwiluioii

lfing’s Coronation ~ »~--Civic.-Holiday

Whereas 'l‘hu1‘silay 22nd ilny of

June next him been uct. apart. for the ffnronntirm of King flcorgc V. 'l‘hcrc~ fore I hereby proclaim 'l‘hurs1l1iy .func 22 ii Civic Holiflny. liitizcns of flhiirlottetriwn arc invlfeil tu join mont heartily in coli-li|'iit,i1ii.»; this most niispiciullrl event..

BENJAMIN llfitllilllhl,

Mayor.

Miiy01"n Office, City I-lnll,

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G. Il. SIMMONS

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These Hats

Free To Smokers

WF, are giving one of than hats io

every smoker.

These Coronation llats are in seven

colours with pciir-airs of our King and Queen, and_n0 liner Carnival or Gala liar-has ever been made. All tobaccunisfsiwho sell Black Cat Cigarettes have these hats. Gel one of these hats and you will be more than pleased with ii. it will be the admiration of all, and the cause of niiifh pleasure and amusement. The 0 ha* f‘»'-"5 )‘*“ "0ll1ll1fl. it is a Coronation present in smokers of Black Crit Cigarettes, and their rliildren. Show this hat to your

_ friends-ilicy will quickly get one. These hats

fit ovcry head, being made with spring crowns.

Go to your fobaeconfsl ‘Ind ` .

ask him for the Black

Cal Coronation lint. It is absolutely Free-a beaulllul lasting gouvgnir,

Black Ca

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BI.UESTONE" it _

For the prevention of Smut in your grain and

Scnb on your potatoes use BLUESTONE You can buy it pulvcrized 9c per pound from _

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--GA Y's PLANTS."

We nizikc nspccially of growing vcgctnlili-s and flower plziiilf- an

we-II .'is1-ziiiyiiig on the most cxtciisivc iiiarkcl Iiiisiiicss in tlic Mniiliiiic l’r0viii<:cs.

'I`liis ycar wc Iiuvc devoted our whole liiiic pe-r:~.0iirilly to thc Iiouic

;_;:ir<l1-n ; Mr Cnuipbcll taking charge of llic rcliiil iiiarliul, :ind we bi -- lie-vc wr: :irc iii a better position than ever before lo :itlcud to our Iaiigc uiiinbcr of custoiiicrs at Iionu- and abroad.

Below we give apzirlial list of our plniitsz lixlra early traiisplantcd cabbage plants sw iicr 100. Lnfc Czilibnge

Plziuts 12c pcr loo. (Ready about the 15th June.)

Cauliflower and Celery 75c per 10o. Lulu iomnlo plmilri zinc per

doz. Extra early tomato plants 400 per dur. Ciiciiiiilici' plniils 150 per rloz. Puiiipkiu and Squasli zov per zloz. Annual bedding flower plants- Astor, Phlox, Vcrbcnii, Stocks, Petunia, Maiigolcl, '/.innin, BaI:.nin,

Porliilacn, (Double or Single) Nastrutiuiii, (tall and_d\v:irf) Minonclle, Cnlliopsls, Clirysantlieiiiuiu, Candy t\ifl,Salpiglossis,l,:irkspnr, l,0lie-lm, Golden Feather, linchelor buttons, Snapdrnggon, Secdliiig pausies.

All the above A1inuaIs.15c per dov.. Salviadcep scarlet (very fine) 24c per dor.. Secdling daililiiis double

and single zoc per doz. Scedling carnations 2.;c per doz. Double dnlilius llc czicli 75c per doz. _ -

Pcrcniiials wiutercd ovcr--- -1 j» Large- cluiup plants---Pansy, Daisy; Carnations, Diaiiihus, Swcct

William, Forgetiiiciiot, Hollyliocks, 50 each 5oc per dw..

We mail annuals postage free Init perennials add rc each extra for

postage---Late cabbage 50 extra. Traiisplantcel early Cabbage ai d Cauliflower, and Celery ioc extra for postage. Late Tomato plants _ic extra for postage. iixtra early tomato 6c extra must be added.

Large orders should go by express ur freight. A number clubbing

together will find It to their advantage and a liberal discount will be made. _

Our market business isopen every day. It will be to the Interest

of customers to call there when at all convenient :uid personally select their plants. Flowers have been so uiucli improved of late years, that the

old time stock would not be recognized.

lhonne remember in send cssli with orders, and write plainly, sign mime and ad

dress. livery season we receive ii number of orders without si siinafure.

Tramc Manager: i1.i.Gl .George Qtreet l i J J G A Y B S N

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