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”LocAL skiers

_ Loyal Crusaders, on Monday evening at 6.30

The S. S. Lake Huron is due here

sometime tomorrow.

Children will be admitted irse at the Bazaar this afternoon.

Literary Contest, at Victoria Division

S of T. on Monday evening. All Song of Temperance invited.

THIS WEEK IS

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A few pair of the chickens fiittened at

the chicken fattening station will be on sale in the market on Tuesdiy morning at 10 o`clock.

_ Song Service at the Gospfl meeting in Prowse’s new Bl ick tomorrow after- noon at. 3.45. Strangers always wel- come.

' Tai-: Ladies’ Aid Society of the P. E

I. Hospital will meet in St. Paul‘s sehoolroom this afternoon at halt-past

, three. All members will please attend.

e Ar _the police court yesterday.-

Francis Dallin for drunkencss was lined $2 or 10 days. Nelson Whitlock for disturbing religions worship. was fined

__ $5 or 80 days.

t whey-eb all those Tait S.S. City of Ghent sailed at noon

rangemen S y - yesterday with two ssen ers and a

WIIO PU|'0h339 fronf us will large general cargo clglisistigg of 1200

know they have their money’s bags of potatoes; iooo boxes stem; worth 8 car loads of dried tish.

Special arrangements mad with the Riilway for reduced

fares.

We have made special ar

Mr. W, K. Rogers received a tele-

W grim on Thursday stating that volun-

9 tears to the Transvaal holding policies

our in the Canada Life will not be charged

9 extra premiums and their pol’cies will

_ _ remain in full force and effect during

Our Principles. lr we-

MR. J D. Rum has kindly laced a

-CAN BE- telephone inthe Orderly Roomspfor the

convenience ot the otlicers and men

0N_ volunteering for the Transvaal. Mr.

H. J. Cnndall has kindly given the use

____ of his telephone to form a connection

with the rooms.

we _ Squire J. W. Doull left yesterday for

Qxiord, N. S., where he is to occupy a position as foramen in the Cumberland

Avisit t0 our Store Mfg Co., Limited. Mr. Doull has been

_ ' iii ru 'i ii i t' ii ‘ convince you that We heveli si. $23.1' ‘$35 £2” iii. ‘?§.$`f.`f’€3§

t . _ . "¢ _

0118 Of i.Il€ ill'l€Si. and l)8S years during which time he has design

assorted Stocks in the City. ed and erected many of our most artistic

dwellings. Buildings either built or

,remcdelled according to his plans in- variably present an attractive appear-

_ 0 _ ance.-Sackville Post.

'i A young men’s literary debating

society was formed in Souris last night, consisting of some of the principal _teachers oi Eastern Kings and some of

-~--S“°°°°°°" i°~~-- -tits atoms or sam-is. 'rits' isiifiwiiig

W3 L_ vg-mE3_ ¢ oo cmcers were elected :Pres.J .J .I-lughee;

Vice-Pres. J. A. McDonald; Sec'y and Trees. J . Mclntyre; Fin. Com. Arthur Campbell. T. J-;1llcIntyre and A. Mc- Quaid. Asthissociety supplies a long _felt what in that place it is likely to be highly successful. Next night ¢

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Tne People’s Store.

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I Mr. Henrv Howard, of Little°York ' left at this otlice yesterday a sample of

sugar beet which he has grown on his farm for the past two years.Mr.Howard commenced the growing of the Danish sugar beet in the summer of

12 fllhh. ’98 and met with unqualified success,

_ C snr-uring a _yield of 50 bushels from

mn-t lqgj, four drills six chains long. During the

15 and 2% acre and had ayield of 400 bushels-

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Beanie Plea.

jpast summer he sowed about halt an

Howard thinks the suvar beet

I Mr.

'Inca Plas’ é much superior to the mangel which is

1oG» Halal- largely grown in the province at the

e tt' . Last spring he made a

PICS, ggfztirbarmtfdst with four cows, one

101:. each.

week he led mangels and the next

if week beets. during the week he fed

33 Tart Pies’ the latter he secured a result of 2 lbs

il of butt=r in excess of the week he fed

' ‘oc each' the mangels.

I; Telephone 98.

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' Miss MAi.oNai's Recital. See pro- gramme in another column.

Eisoiusait Co’y meet at drili shid on

Sunday morning at 9.45 to take part in Church parade io St.Jame’s Church.

Tuitsnairhi concert. Secure your seat

rom members of the first Methodists Choir, tickets 25|cents. Kindergarten Hall 8 p m. sharp.

THE Annual Shooting Match of No 1. Co. 82nd Batt will take place on Kensington Range today commencing at 1 p. m. sharp.

Mr Simon Leblanc of the Jacques

Cartier has received the news of the death of his brother Mr Druderit Le- blanc of Sturgeon. Mr Leblanc was a respected citTzsn and his death Will b lamented by all. Funeral takes pierce Sunday.

Ci~iaRi.or'ri~:rowN School of Music 3r<i paper of the series this morning in Kin- dergarten Hall at 10.15 a. in. sharp, ‘pupils and their friends invit'd. Two violin numbers by Professor Grant. A short analysis of the magnilicieni aria "my heart at thy sweet voice” from t"9 oratorio °-Simpson and D-lah” to te sung by Miss Malone-.' cn_;Tuesday evening.

Mr. E. W. Bowness,member ot~West

Kent teaching stud is among the volun- tears for South Africa. Before leaving. his associates were called together by Principal M.ller to take inal leave ot him and wish him God speed. Each of the teachers spoke a few words ex- ' pressing their regret at Parting with such a genial and popular member of the staff as Mr. Bowness has proved .himself to be. All present expressed their appreciation of his patriotism and 1 hoped for his speedy and sate return. _Mr Bowness made a suitable reply. .

THE Electric Light Co. is preparing

rapidly for the lighting of Montague. The power house is being constructed .and the wires and lamps have been put into a good many of the stores and private residences. `Mr. E. W. Davies of the Canadian General Electric Com- pany, Toronto, is there superinlendirig the work and will put in the plant. [`he work will be completed soon and the enterprising town of Montague will be lighted up._l’oiatw digging is about completed in that vicinity. Farmers re. porta fairly good crop. Considerable shipping is being done and potntees are selling at 16 to 18 cents per bushfl.

I Miss MaLoNv’s Rnoi rar.. The follow' ing is a synopsis ot Tuesday’s concert- Miss Malony will give four solo num- bers and be heard in concerted numbers ,with Miss Col-ings and Maloney. ‘Mrs. Lovett Crowell who recently sang with so much acce_ptaooe~~~in the First yhlytbodieb Church will contribute Mas- '~ cheronis’ -‘For all Eternity" with violeu _oblyats by Mr. Grant. M ss Enid llc- Lean’s reading in a literary gem.. 1 Mba Blanch Smallweod will rep-at for her ;piano solo oneol her graduation 'sue- osses sue will also bear the oneroi s ; part of accomponist to the chorus. The choir of the Frat Methodist Church will contribute four numbers “waltz Idyli’ ~-Magic of Spring,” Russian part song --on tsii it ser," Ip-lnmomus Gise “Where are you going to my pretty maid.” Soldiers chorus , from Faust Kiplings’ Rvcossional and Rule Britan- nia Solos of these by members of the 1 choir.

The big bazaar which was in pro-

gress during the week, and which was to come to a close tonight will be con- tinued on Monday night when a grand promenade concert will be given. Chor- uses by the members of St Dunstans College are on the programme also selections by the League ot the CFOSS Barid,whesi excellent numbers from a select repetoire elected much praise from the many vis.t'irs who attended the big bazaar. Last night tiers was 8

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0l"I"I`.E-_Cameron Block.

RESii>P..\‘i :is-iimsi Davies.

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l‘20 puns Lhnigg bright molasses 300 brla choice bright sugar. 100 | 0 _ D 71)) b'1°¢h0l0e bright. crvst&ll'r due here 5'! ' `\ "f" days Askf°ri>\i°°*- A r - .- .. . .__ '

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iarge attendance as usual. The victorious ‘ Abeizweits champions of the provinces

-as soon as they lauded from the Priu- cess went up ina body iortea. On Wednesday the employees of the well known firm of Sentner. MacLeod & Ci. were invited to tea at

the Biziar b their eniai

colors attrlcted considerable attention, as it stood on one of the tea tables. To night, the cake will be put up at auc- twn. and no doubt the boys wlll bid it away up. Several lotteries took 1 place last night. and were satifactorilv conducted by Messrs.-Ins. Paton and M P. Hogan. The following drew prizes: handsome cake Mrs. Mooney; Baby’sl sleigh, Mrs. Gussie Alward; Tub of` butter, Miss Marv Jenkins; cooking range. Mr. Gabriel McDonald (car- penter): large doll (dressed), Miss Ida Doyle; fancy centre piece, pi-es- ertsd and worked by Miss May Trainor. Tie balance of the lotteries will take place to-night.

PERSONAL MENTION.

Longworth, Charlottetown, is visiting in Montreal.

Mr. B. D. McLellan, M. P. Tiguisla was _

registered at the Davies yesterday.

Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Purdy, left yester-

ttigy morning on an extended visit to Bos-

begins I_.s_a» curse. alberta., was sa. `

n visiting friends in the city returns

home today.

Mr. J. D. Sutherland, of the Fisheries D°P¢\'°m0hb ls expected in the city in n few days on a visit.

Dr. and Mrs. H. L. Dickey, of Chu-lqf, tetown P. E. I. were . at the Windsor Montreal on Saturday. '

Mrs._l_|. F. Callback, Tryon, who Lag \>°9° ylsmvx her mm ur.. c. D. neu, this city. returns home today.

Mr' P- G°l`d9U» Of the St. John Sun,

who has been in the city spending a holi- day returned to Bt. John yesterday.

C M"~ Stull” McDonald. of Dalhousie °!‘°°°» W" _e Pwvnirer by the s. S. Pnnoess last night on a visit to his parents. ` M_r- William Kitchen,`the contractor for

°iif&12tli :ning of the curves between Loy- alist and Colville has arrived and visited the scene of the operations yesterday. '

Ml” Mary D&ViBB. leaves on Tuesday '”°'"i'1H 701' L08 Angeles, Cal. where I she will reside ln future. Miss Ua,viee will be missed in the Baptist congregation of this city.

Mr. L. E. Dystant, representing Clayton

and Sons, Halifax was in the city yester- day. _hte leaves by the Princess this morning after completing n. very success- 'ful tear of the province.

Mins Maggie and Miss Sadie Jones of .

Lot 49, intend to make their future heme ' Massachusetts whore the will m

the most ardent workers in the Hazelbreoh church and will be missed not only hy their friends but by the whole commu- uiw- .

Mies Layton; who will address a meet-

ing in Zion Church next Monday evening is the daughter of Rev. Jacob Lnytori of Marshdeld and grand _daughter of Rev. James Smith D. D. for a time professor of Hebrew in the Presbyterian College at Halifax. She loaves in a few weeks time foi~Trinida'i.

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reliable. Guaranteed Fast Colors guaranteed Satisfaction. Serges, Craven nettes, Siln Warp Endoras, Poplins. CovertsandFancy Blacks. Ask your merchant for them.

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Smokers ff? Supplies

Of all kinds are to be found ‘_

in great variety at our st-ores.

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I I brand, also cheaper

gughgg- The newest kind out

40c. up.

tlgar and lllgarelle Hrder made after the Sir More

Msilver mount.

Our stock is very complete,

and prices away do ivn.

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PRICES

in ~ _- , y beco e nurses. These young ladies were two oi”

l*nrits'rLEr‘s Dress Fabrics are al way _

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P| gs-The famous B. B, B.

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There’s a snap to the air these evenings--that reminds one that frost is very near. Thei°e’s a. suggestion of warm blankets in the weather every night. Here’s a. small bargain lot-- on sale for to-day. Just fifteen pairs of all wool, well made blankets, at

it discount of twenty ive

cent. _ Why ? well-they’lre soiled, some more, some less-but

'all somewhat.

25 per cent off.

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$3.05 Blankets for $2.29 '£5.25 “ ' “ 2.44 3.35 “ “ 2.51 4.60 “ “ 3.45 5.15 “ “ 3.86 5.65 “ “ 4.24 6_25 “ ‘° e 4.69 Qr;e@5irt_oi.most ot the prices. Two or tlireeof some. _ -

Moons. & Monson. _

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who are in the city BAZAAR WE'eLK to eau# old ` ` take advantage of our special prices FURNITURE.

DEQ.

The Glieap Railway Fares "

g and the Bulaar _ I ~

are special inducements to visit the city. , \

1,.; 0ur Fine Furniture and Low Prices

will beinducments to buy here,

John Newson

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l week. We have just received a. fine .assortment of Crosse and Blackwelis

[celebrated goods including. PiC‘-5 ` (all kinds.)

French Capers. Spanish Oiives,

Gx-tail Soups,

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i Y S 0 3 ," Mocturtle Soups.

ig” From Ponc, Porto RiC0 I p _

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Block. 6115

Devilled Ham, Essence Coffee.

‘ "` Anchovy Paste,

\ Is the o_ttra.ctioii to the city thi

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ytstsfsr e““;;2i..3§.;, “suit Those who are Fond.

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of Good Cooking""'I'

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Should call at our store

We can boil the prices of Souvenir goods, Watches, Cl J ewelry and Spectacles, down to suit the tastes of any custom

_ Watchmaker and J eweler,

[Ae We Cor. Gt-.George and Grakou S

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Repairing a specialty.

.IlUNSlAN°S BATHEIJRAI

_ BAZAAR WEEK

mas on nAii.wAi

i Visitors will find our stock of seasonable

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nmjejrgg 1-.=11§>z.51>;i1sh1nss. M1111nery.

Curry Powder. etc., etc., . - - k d at ver low rices. Those goods 3,6 the best on the in excellent condition and mar e _Y P

Come in and see us.

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