`MARCH 6, iglf ,,,,_ _.W4 _ y ' » fi - Q

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_ V --- for the Masquerade in the Arena to-

TIICIC I8 N0ll\iIlg In M It_was Freddy Gaudet and not Har- morrow evening. A good time is as.

EXCEPT ,YY traiidet who won the quarter mile sured.

‘Skating race in the Arena Friday --

P""° Am°\`l°°I\ I-Gif lnlaht. 'rite heir eiixir which. wns`rred

--- to in Saturda 's Guardian was dis

OUR

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` ,` _ i ' . ` 1- ents at I-Iazelwond,

*X -‘ .f , _._ l Joseph Robertson of Eldon was in -i

Photographer,

Thc'Studio where Baby is .'\lway,_.

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The Shoe Man 82 Queen Street.

FLOUR

hive Roses in bbls and half bbls, Royal Household bbls and half bbls, , Royal Stewart in libls and half blils' Imclora iii bbls and half bbls Purity ' in lihls and bags Beaver in hbls and bags

Puritan in bbls

Quality Guaranteed, Prices Lowi Beer 'll' Goffs

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Hard Coal

We 'are now discharging

Hard Coal from the Arthur N

Gibson. Customers should

order and take ,delivery of

their coal this week as the

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R u bbeir Sale

$2,000 worth of rubbers and over.

shoes less than cost. 'Ladies' -good quality rubbers, 49 cents s. pair. Men’s rubbers, 69 cunts a pair. New stock. Bargains in men’s, boys' misses' and chlldren'i-i rubbers and overshoes. All sizes. Sale gtg;-rg today.

A. E. _Mcliaclieii

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, Spring .Styles In Men`s

.Boots

\'ou‘ll have to sce our new

stylcs in boots for ineii-they`i'e theliest wc have evcr shown you. '

These new arrivals are hcre

iii the fiiuioiis Invictus styles- the best brfuid of boots for iiieii iiiadc -and foiwiiiility and style

1|] arc a\\'zi_\' ahead of all others.

lu heavy, waterproof' style, tan and

black lcntlicrs, for walking and out- iluoi' wear :ind lighter styles, in plain xiidpatciil lcailiiers lor evening or

l _ dross wear. i

Price.. _ _ _ .f$s.iio, $5.50 .mi $5.00

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M y Lungs ...f.:“.::“.;:gg;\;g cii iiiLoiiEi.oWN

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tor. Do not delay another hidiif 'Ask0hiri1o;]lle;l? YT; di? md

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erry ectoral Then take it or not, as he S21yS~ i;.?.‘.»‘i’°i.‘I°;:

It Days to buy in this Province.

, _ Y _lrordon Weatherbic, Hillsboro, and covered by a poultry fancier of Mid-

Williard and Lorne Kelly, Southport, dlehoro, Mass. _

Demand it-Get it--'lry it ' ;HD€l1t. Saturday with friends in Char- ' _ -'~ , _

lottetoun A special trsin will leave this city

Hickey & Nicho ~ . _ ~ _ _

Maiinfactiirsra Ch llson Iobacco Lo" . Ti _ ' at 7,15 for the conmlidated 5°h°°l

ar nueiown i'n..... ,,,, ,.m__,, Re\. H. S. Erii, of Meductic, N, concert next wednesday night, The

B., formerly of Pownal, assisted at aientcrtalnment will ‘begin at 7.145

' -- --__._.._____ ___ tempcfance meeting in Canteiiiiry, N, sharp.

et us demonstrate our skill by` ' ` S B" last week' -‘ making for you the best . ,._i,`_;_~_,t_‘_. t ` _ _ l- _ Louis St. Clair McMillan, of Hal-

y0__ ______e ever had Imflffllt ij _. _ A_speci_al__train will leave Charlotte- kirte, Alberta, eldest non of Hun,

. __;,-`_,_’-»" __ _ <_:uii__ for nummerside on t.ie arrival -lub" MCMIUBH. left Saturday gn rc-

G E 0 H 0 0 K __ _ 0 t e triiin.fr.om Murray Harbour- tuin to the west, alter _spending 5

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Wedncsda March 8 inst.

th” Citi" saturday with his handsome three year nin osiiey Baron Coit which was greatly admired.

Maiot Weeks has been a ointed

vice ’I‘heophi1iis Moore, promoted t

accepted the position.

Ilraceed to London,

Kelly. Corel' point; Diamond,

lnnil i'. wing.

l . - ll (,liai'lot l clown

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Q DR. A. lin REID

l.)lEN'i`lZl'l`

e Hours 9-l and- 2 6

rJenkina & Bon

PllOWBE BLOCK

' ' loltutown. P. E. I.

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I-llLl) portraits iimde by us

are childlike, _iiist :is our

portiaits of adults ,possess streiigtli and charactcr.

\\'o are o.\‘|ii~rls in Iigliiirig and posing.

and mir ciliiipiiwiit is roni|\l\*l~'.

Come iii and soo our l ni~_ if you ordcr

wc will please _voii. »

The Bayer Studio

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:9@°B -géée

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That’s the big word to-

day and lt applies- to the

care of your carriages.

Let us store yours now

and paint lt before the rush.

FRED. C- Wdlililili

N5 Kent Sl.

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, ___=Notice to the Pub|ic___.,__ Lymhs Biscuits

' Having been engaged with John Newson for 24 years and Mark Wright for 3 year:-° I have a 'thorough knowledge of all kinds of upholstering. repairing, cleaning, cabinet making, painting, varuishiug and graining. Having rented the remises formerly occu- pied by my employer, I sill now ready to do all kinds of work in my line, and do here- by solicit the numerous cus- tomers who have been in the habit of dealing on these pre- mises for so many years. _ . *.1 make a specialty of lay-

lnp oil cloth, carpets, hangin!! kl ads, curtain poles, and All kinds of picture moulding.

A Proven Medicine of Exceptional Value

Country. No failures.

Sold only by

P. Mctluaiil

42 Queen Street.

I Opposite Auld Bros

Price cor per bottle.

city. After the cercmony light re

their honey moon trip.-Com.

’l‘ry Again Division No. 235, H. <7. ’l‘ Was held at thc Division room.-:, Bon sliaw on thc i-V;-ning of the lst

of special intci‘i:i»‘t., it is always to--ir ed forward to with jubilant hi nas i,

many friends. Their hopes wi-ri wel

rewarded on this occasion, as tlic cv-

” most protiiiie. The girls in the -big

c excliiinires have one week to stop the

cnt proved a huge success. .After few introtliitto rcniarlis froiii Lli

ini! program was very creilitzibly ren tiered, meriting thc hearty npnli»_nr.<

choir; speech, J. J. MacLeod; read ing, Tilly _MacDonald,_ (cncorcd); i

striimentiil music, Geoi‘,e and Harry

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Price advances after lst Oct' 'Z 'ii@ "TT Villett, *encorcd;) solo, Lizzie Mac

"“' Donald, (encored;) readiiig. L. Mac

Ober' lg DF c~ “~ Way, Try Again choir; reading. E

Dc"h°'y Kinuon (enc0red); chorus, 'I`hc Light

Y 5\HZ°U“ D¢"'ll‘l . Crosby; solo, Harrison Villeti., (en

Rerlinilhintai ,J corcdi' reading, A. J. MacNevin. .It

R‘°h‘é‘,‘;;‘f' |,m,,se Big, J MacLeod in his speech paid it fit

ting eulogy to the memory of lat

0llS&C0 ' ~ 4 -

y L A sister Maggie MacNevin, whose de

m' _ ke

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_ ise took place recently He spo

' - ---' ' with earnest appreciation of her ste

and her counsel would c-wer be misss

hcr associates. At thc conclusio

The Never Failing by , _

of the program all were invited to

"tiff, NCNC and Sl0Il\8Ci‘\ the dating depa_rt_n_ient and partook_o_{ at the

a ra ier re is a c slipper provizc

Remedy through the kindness and generosity

uf the lady members. This part

the affair, needless to say, proved

s`n the seasonable dishes and

of '

ini.; to bsnich the_ Bar-'l‘i'_v Again S0l1'l®-Citi'/-f.‘l1 Crllllfl i'-illirizcst an oppor-

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plea i g,

dainties called forth many words

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Testimonals and References .

praise. Much merrlment was created Fgufgh ¢ |m

IW lilt hlltldfcd f\'0fIl P60Pi¢ by the choir sinzini: s cleverly wri - R g ent Ban# E

' ' ' ' ten "sketch in which a number of the most promlnent In clty and members came in for no small a- _1

mount of joculai-ity “Now Alex

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Deputy Collector of Inland Revcn,_,,, There will also be amusing dialog.

O

the (lollectorship. Major Weeks har;

James Paton & (70,, rewlved a gfble saturday morning from Mr. _ “I-BU" Slaflniz he had arrived safe i_n Liverpool after D very pleasant were lined for fast driving on the. \0y8i2!c. He will first visit the great 9L"`°3l5S. tht? minority of them con- cotton centre, Manchester, and than

Another interesting game was playc ing otherwise offensive, had such a ed "1 l-he Hillsborough Rink between thc A_lerts'_and Amateurs on Satur- ilay, in which the Alerts defeated the Amateurs by a score of 4-1. The line up was as follows: Alerts-J. Mul- lins. coal; Arsenauit, point; F,

C'-‘llU‘€; S. Worth, rover; W. Purcell ll Wlnlii B- Williams, r. wing. Amai tears-l-_L Steivart, goal; J. Vicltcr- A Moncton despatch which will in- sun, point;_ (_ (/rockett, cover point; R- Hlleslis. centre; H. Mckenzie, l'0"01`; B. Lawlor, l. wing; G. Suther-

A llllist vithdding was solemniled '§£"‘h¢l`€ (lollnty are yielding abundantly

the residence of Rev. Chas, G, S_

Bush, B. A., ministenof the Christ- Darations are under way to supply ‘all ChU1`Ch. 1006 Nelson Street, Van- n‘ltl1l'al _gas to Moncton hoiises for C0l\V€l', C., on _January 21st. The light and heat, and to manufacturers

pontrscjing parties ‘were Norman and others for power purposes, Thr, _-olin ..tc\vart and Miss Elsie Rus- Hllvlllltages of oil fuel are obvious as =_’_01_ Sfeuiirt, ~duu;;hter of Jas. B. bf/_ its use greater speed coiildlze oh- *t_°__""""l5» ROSCHEHUI. T‘._ E. I. The if-lncll. as well as _greater cleanliness hri c wore a very _becoming costume and comfort of travel. It is claimed Of HWY ,Silk Poplin. triniima with also that the use of oil as mei would cream guipure lace, and large hat to bc a measure of economy that would match. She was attended by Miss be an important factor in its favor, Edith Mcllonald as bridesmaid, the -l ‘

;;roomsinnn lining William Elliott. _

Mr. Stc\\'ai'l; is 8 c~.>nt-,~a¢t3r- in the W-_iicli will more particularly interest

- U`l0llh<lll€ .Kirls and 'phone users, ‘

fit-ahnitnts were psrtakcn of and the ir-skrs the following statement'

hai>l>y couple left for Seattle for

The eiizhtli annual anniversary of Using the old salutation. The tele-

_ pl\onc_co_n'ipnnics here have decided _ that it is improper in polite tele-

. ' _ -> _ rust. As this annual p,at.licriu_'=_' it f;-in l‘ecoinm(-iid:-rl no suhstitiitc. Operat-

_ or.; have 'nccn forbiddcn to rse the

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the members of Try Again "ml Uirqr cflnipiinv says that the fieiuent use

y ol “I-lcllo" is If€Z8fflEd as too harsh,

_ ry

chairman, J. J. MacLeod, ‘hc ‘ »llun~ _

. cs"ng to note the fact that a re-

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of those present: Chorus-We are go- with any applicable remedy. Perhaps

_ tune word or phrase to assist the

.. Skate

' ° lim: worth as a nicmlier of the Dlv-

ision, and, of how licr checrfiilness

write a great report and send it t

All should get their costume ready

d liphtful three months with his par-

The Cadet's Picnic, a comic oper.

alta. in three acts will he put on at the Consolidated school concert next, \_\’c1l"cs_dav. ivlarcii. ii. About thirty- tive voices will take thc :horns pants,

urs, etc.

At the police court in this city

Saturday the prohibition case against Edward Fraser, Vernon River, for a second odence was ad- journed for one week. Five parties

f¢ssing_. The Magistrate, in placing the lines in these cases explained clearly how fast driving, besides be.

detrimental effect on the streets that it was almost necessary that those who offended in this respect should contribute an occasional mite to- wards the maintainance of the thor- otizhfares. It is understood that about. eight more summonses are out in this same connection.

trrest many here says: It may be Ollly 11 question of a short time be fore the locomotives of the Intercu- l"_"if‘1 RHi1‘VHY are tired with oil fuel. Tue recently developed wells of Al-

of both oil and gas, and already pre-

A recent despatch from Pittsburg,

. “l-lello" henceforth is barred in tele-

phone cxclinngcs, and the public is expected to do its share to stop

phone convrrsstioii, but they have

word in calling for a nuinlier. One

and Pititsliiirg ministers say it.i5 np

use of thc saluta.t;ion." It is inter-

. ln~m in hcrc stipgestctl uncoupled

Pittsbiirg folks in their dilemma

Nlasquci .ide

<1 Tomorrow Evening ll

Big Arena

1-1m - -. ' NEWS

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A SALE OF. New Shirtwaists

FRIDAY and SATURDAY

This is the first shipment of the new cotton shirt-

Waists for spring and summer wear. \Ve were enabl- ed to procure them at a very- low price and know they will just last a few days at such little prices as are at-

tached.

\Ve have only eiioiigli of these waists to last

P' S’ throughout Friday and, haturday’s selling so

those who come first will have the best choice

Perfectly plain tailored

shirtwaist of printed percales, buttoning in front with plain plait ~soft cuffs, plain linen collar. The grounds are But- cher blue, grey and white. Sizes 34 to 42

Regular 1.25, Sale price......85C Ca.

Allover embroidered niull

front 3-4 length sleeves, col- lar and cuffs , tucked and firi- shed with val edging. But-

tons in back Sizes 34 to 4'o Re ular i.35, sale price...$l-00 C3

fillover embroidery shirt-

waist with a circular yoke and attached collar of rows of German Yaleiicieuiics inscr- tion, button in back sizes 34 to 40

Regiilai' 2."5. Sale price Ca.

Very fine allovcr embroid-

ered organdie front,_.-4 length

sleeves triniined witli rows of val insertion and tucks, col- lar and cuffs tucked and fin- ished with val edging. Sizes

1,4 and 36 only

ltegiilzir 2.75. Sale price Ca

Vi/hite lawn allover eni-

broidered front, 3-4 length sleeves, Tucked collar and cuffs. button in back. Sizes

36 and 38 only Regular 1.25. Sale price...85C C8.

Shirtwaists of striped and

checked India Dimity with a wide tuck over each shoulder, patch pockets, soft cuffs, plain linen collar, button iii front with large pearl buttons

Sizes 34 to 40 Regular $1.50. Sale price Ca.

A shirtwaist with a front of allover embroidery _'i-4 length sleeves. Sleeves, col-

lar, cuffs and back triiiinied i

with narrow tucks.. Buttons

in back. Size 34 to 40 Regular I 75. Sale price...$l-35 CR

Embroidered “L i no ii"

sliirtwaist fastening in front with large pearl buttons. Plain white linen collar and cuffs. Sizes 36, 38 only _ Regular 2.35. Sale pricc C3-

T BLACK

Black lawn shit tvvaist

Very fine soft finish lawn

cl '- sliirtwaist triiiiined with rows

triiniiicd with wide an uni

iow tucks. Button in the of wide and narrow tucks. back. Sizes -44 to 44 Buitonsin front with srnokcd

Kcgiilzii' pi.io_ Sale price...85C CR- _ pearl biittou.bize.34 to 44 I ea

Regular 1.60 Sale price $

~ STANLEY silos

The Always Busy Cash Store

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` |i Furness. Q Withy Co..Ltd

LOOK OUT

for the many substitute; offered you in place of

` STEAMSHIP LINERS

LONDON, HALIFAX SERVlL`ll

i BT..lOHN.HALlFAX,l.ONI)0l\' Sl-,‘ltVlL.‘l~l

From London Steamer l-'roar Haiilax

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`--- Rappahannock Feb wth

HUGHES’ Gllllllli MIXTURE

A siiccessful coiigli ri-iiictlyis seldoiu cliiplicated but of-

ten has its iiiany poor iniit-itioiis.

The

Geo. E- Hugh sl i°-;;»;1_-,,;,,, I

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F85. llilh l St.John’s N

Get Better Bread---Try

Banner Flour

livery barrel of Banner iiicaiis more and better bread than

`l il ner is n blend of the

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23' D.

Phenanduiih Mar. 15th

Mar lst Pomiirnn --~ ~

' :uni-I loin icsnnwiin iunr. :int

Halifax, St..lohu`n, Nfl_d.I.i\'crpool servici- Frum Liverpool Bteaiiwr hmm Halitax Feb. l8tl\ Durango Mar. Nth Mar. llh Tabasco “ 22nd

" filth Almerinna April F-th

Aprillst Durango April will

The above steamer: have a limited ac

cnmmodatinn lor saloon pasaenzera.

Passenger and Freizht Atonts for the Allan Lina Steamship Oo. at Halifax

FURNEBB, WITHY & U0. I/|`|J..

ll:.ii'iil N.S. Atentn

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Are Best

\`.\'(.llS' llisriiils ,ire iiiadc iii mic of

thc clciiiicst, inns! sanitary aiitlsciciitifi-.~ kitcliviis in Canada. Nniliiiig lvul thc purest :ind bcsi nl ivigw- iliuiiis that niuucy r:\ii lviiy urllin iiiiirkvls pixitliiri-.,

, :irc iisi-il. _

l Only :nivpl cooks, \\'|lli ! \»,,,r,_q of px|»i~ri¢°iice- in-'ii

'who know ilu: valiic of rlcaiiliiicns :\iid_ who li\_kc ,..,¢,»y precauiioii In iii- i S., n f_~.r,¢f~- -nrt: cmployul

H uni Vit 'lien-.

T|,,-“mg piinliiclii :irc

slciuily liamlli-il ~\vl\vn_vnii ,:,.| \.y|i.l\s` liisciiit-I you lun, ilu- purity, ilvl riims-

ipgs 4 ,mil \\~ln\‘i-~mnu-iivss

lilviiilcil. ,

the press. Be sure you praise tl supper and the ls sy

dies' t le ang F

dress."-There was much more this including a flattering referen to 'I"e Guardian.

stomach and liver right and the syn-

- tem free from poisonous waste mat- -

ter. lt is .~. mild plcssant remedy and

so much better than harsh irritati purgiitives which do more harm th

good. 25'c bottle. E. A. Foster. ('.e,n'tr.~il Driiizstore. Siinnysldc. _

C0

Optical Service

ng Olii' aiiibitioii always has an been to supply our patrons

with thc Best possible Opti- cal Service. 'l`lie iniportaiicc

he

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~ MONDAY

tl) Little Snowdrop

An Adaptation ol (.lrlnin\‘s

Fiilry Tale.

(2) 'The House of the Seven Gables.

A Fins Drama

(3) ltffecling a Cure.

Uomedy

BILLY STEWART ln illustrated Song. “NEWll" SAWYER Sniilcologist

A if y nic h Sq L t d i scents Admission 5 “ms lf, I Iixpert Optician i_

Q13 2-iziiiuiwrtim. _

' ‘ Our Ellcrvescent Saline keeps t

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People’s Theatre

of correctly nicasuriiig the slightest eye defects, has lcd to thc invention of many scientific instruments and thc practise of iiietliods of cxaniinntion :ibsolulcly to be depended on.

For years we have been

using these best systems with proiioiiiiced success.

Get a barrel today---the cliaiigewill do you good

you can get froiii tlic ordinary t our an '_

icst bread and pastry flours ~ it coiitaiiis :ill the wheat that’s go... .., ..._ Call and llave a Talk

Better health and at happier life conics lroiu eating liiiiiiicr '

inked goods -you should trv this flour for your family’s sake.

Question

Phone 4 ' 0 Free

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237 I #W Delivery

nusual Activity n Cakes""""'-,"-""

Our prices are very low; for instance, our high grade gold filled spectacles fitted with first quality spherical lenses, including examinat- ion only, 3.oo. Coinplicatcd lenses will cost extra. _ It will pay you to pat-

l rouizc us.

ii, G F uuicuiasou

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LUKE H c_,___,__.. ____..._»i§=

in sydney same. ow- C=¢\\°°'°‘ q"h"y *_*

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Our cake department kept busy. People realize that it is a great advantage to be able to pro- l cure cake such as ours. Our cake dcpartnient should appeal to you from an ecoimniical standpoint also,

Let us convince you.

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Siiiiiiyside JAS. D, gm,-ER

General Agent lor P. E. I.

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l We can give you water under 60 lbs

b _ _ _(_ _ _ lperpssiii-e ptipt _tpek same askin theclt

5,~ » _- -noa c nsever in cano

ecause our price 'uc icry ow consi cring quality. ,n me ce“,,._ w,'nisnyiinvegtiis in

mous Fuller & Johnson pumping en- gine, straps into any pump, runs in any kind of weather. Has a five year

h guarantee Call and see lt working

E’ J' DeSR0C es at 124 Great George street. Phone