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The winds are sweet and the llowers

are fair. 'V

.loy is abroad in the world today;_ If our door is wide it may tome this

` way. `

Open the door!

Open the door, let in the sun; lie hath a smile for everyone. Hehstb made of the raindrops gold

and gems. - I so lair,

He may change our tears to diadems.

Oven the door! l ' Open the door!

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tobsvel ogtnebomb.

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to

the status and

A minimum for all WOUII-ll

.interstate

the _door

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grace divine, i

_And Chill' lflllt Bhnllf ` nqaoter . than that olthevuii, '

Open the door)

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l)`pen the door oi the lifgrt; lat in Sympathy sweet for stranger and

-_kin. ‘ _

It will make the hall! 0! the heart

That angels may enter unaware.

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The lumber industry in the Pacific

Northwest employs 250,000 men,

'1‘he International Stereotypers and

Electrotypers’ Union oi America will hold its annual convention at Bui~ in|o_ N. Y., next week,

The annual convention oi the Ho-

tel and Restaurant Employes' Inter- national Alliance and Bartenders’ ln- ternational League of America will open at Denver, Colo, next Monday.

It is expected that within a short

time an international union of eleva- tor conductors and starters will be formed. Local organizations are he- lng formed in many large cities and their membership is increasing.

A $500,000 ullice building will be

erected in the downtown district oi St. Louis by the Order of Railway Telezraphers to take the place of their present inadequate quarters. The plans for the building have al~

fready been approved, \ The American Flint Glass Workers' *Union of North _America has sent a protest to Congress against the pro- posed reduction in the tarii! on glass- ware, on the ground that foreign

lau, is keen

The Bricklayers and Masons’ Inter national Union promises to be the next to aililiate with the American Federation of Labor A referendum vote is to be submitted soon and as the administration favors the aililia tion it should carry by a handsome malority

A law has been passed recently in New Zealand which .makes a fine possible for any person that works more than eight hours a day. The law first was applied to women and girls working in hotels, but now it includes everybody. Each city and town in the island chooses a day for itself that gives- to the working classahalf holiday. It may be Sat- urday or any other day in the week.

A new trade union has been formed

in London, Eng., recently. It is nam- ed the Home-Maker's Trade »Union and its aims are ziven as follows: To assist wage earners in their en-

1

hibition

girls under

proposed ln l_

senator Ohlltbllg of. Under the t8l‘Illl_ 0!_ would sim!! to all in transportation, and interstate service. , ~l ,

ISLIIID IFFIIIS _ _`

forty feet wide over the whole length ` of twelve hundred and dfty feet; it is

to extend to a depth ol eighty

i

and it is to he constructed of crcosote _ timber, with a protecting stone slope

the

on the eenwatd side, similar to existing work. '

mr. Huoi-iris: win.: _is no ...iai-

tlon? » m-.'-n0G.l1Bs: Four ininurea feet. Mr. Is it the intention

smut? ' ' . Mr." ROGERS: .No, I think that quite enough.

Tracadie breakwater, $2,000. Mr. HUGHES (King's. P. E. I

There is noi item here for dredging.

he-

long to the Island, and I think they have been slow in getting to work

the

Two or three Government dredges

this year. What is the cause of delay?

Mr. ROGERS: I did not know there

was any delay. I shall be glad look into the matter. I understo all the dredges are at work.

Mr. HUGHES: in regard to

of them to the Department ,oi

themselves. Is there any policy that respect?

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(Continued lrom pagelo.)

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the

Prince Edward Island item, although the Public Works Department build all the wliarvas, they transfer some

Ma-

rine and Fisheries and keep some

t

to od

in-'

Mr. ROGERS: I understand there ini

no fixed policy. It has been found

convenient at certain times and

at'

certain places to make the transfer'

ol wharves, that were constructed the Public Works Department, to

the

Children C for Fletcher's

ry It is due probably to the fact t

\ \~\ ~‘~ \. ~\ \ ~\ the work of the Department of

» rihe and Fisheries was more clos

connected with particular wharves.

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hat Ma- ely

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ft _ _ - . ._ 11 , _-

. '\\ \> ‘- ‘ ~ ~ "~ _ it - _ \ \'\\‘~.\`\`.ii<*l‘»‘;=\~i=_`\.“<.°~

The Kind You I-Iavo Always Bought, and which has been '

\

in use for over 30 ycaus, has borne the signa irc of

and has been made under ills per-

7“ sonnl supervision since its infancy

. , . Alfow no one to deceive you in this.

All Counterfeits, lmitations and “ J usb-ns~good. ” are but Experiments that triile with and endanger the health 0( Infants and Children-Experience against Experiment.

What is CASTORIA

Cnstoria. is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Paro- goric, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is pleasant. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor otlicr Narcotic substance. Its ago is its guarantee. lt destroys “'01-ms and alloys Ecverislincss. For more than thirty years it has been in constant use for the relief of Constipation, Flatulency, ‘_Vind Coiic, all Teething Troubles and Diarrhcea. It regulates the Stomach and Bowels, assimilates the Food, giving healthy and natural sleep, The Cl1ildren’s Panacea-Tho Motlier’s Friend.

Bears the Signature of

I ‘ ’ O

In Use For Over 30 Years '

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_METHODIST _

FIRST MFfl`lH’ODlS'l‘-Mr. T.

James at ,eleven and Rev. J. Heaney at seven. Bible Class at 2.30 Prayer

7.30

Students and strangers’ cordially

service on Wednesday eyeuing at

welcome.

at eleven and Rev. T. Marshall

seven. Sunday School and Bible Class

` at 2.30. A cordial invitation is tended_ to strangers and college dernts.

i` P ESBYTERI N

James at 7 p. rn. Strangers and

lege students are cordially invited to

all services. Sunday School at 2

New Zion-Morning prayer mee

at ten a. m., Rev. Mr. Taylor I1 a. ni., and 7 p. m. Sund School' and Bible Class at 2.30, A

ers and college students.

CENTRAL CHRISTIAN.

cordially invited to attend all

vices.

‘Tue csnv/nu¢=¢`oMrA|~|v Nlwvollst clfv. ‘ BAPTIST.

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FRECKLE FACE

If ygu Wgant Sun and Wind Bring O'ut Ugly Spots

1

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illow to Remove Easily.

spi-ing ianii iiiiiini ciwiee veal M »

Call at In Mafket 01° to rid yourself oi llie homely fr

9 9 the guarantee of a reliable dealer-

< that it will-not cost you a penny

1 _-oil-~ Easlei Quality Bee!

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ourfstore on Hillsboro Street.

,We would inform the public that the

Old established .business of L. F. Drake has been acqfiiiréfl= fue and'1tliat We intcild f0_ gontinue suppl_ying the same -high class oi

meats to our .customers 'as "they been re- p V’

nothing could he more accept-

ceiving iifgthe. past. - -y A

I Jfigtanley Wéd1ock" 1 H. J. Ha»e~.is_. V-_

» r Sale Partners .

",»=._1,¢~..`.,< ~’ ‘P ‘° "i`

less it removes the freckles; whil

the expense is trifling.

tions should show ou how easy

' __ ' doul.-le strength om ac n ;» S Drug Company, and ,a few applica- ii ' ° ` a

and get a beautiful complexion.

the worst case. ,

_ A able than silver table ware.

ornament I it wlllal 0 the gift." A ' "~ ‘mf

Call in and look over o

present-s°ol”di»rhv. .

GRACE CHURCH-Rcvi J. Heaney

stu-

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St. James' ‘Presbyterian-Rev. T.

Marshall at 11 a. m. and Mr. T. C.

.30.

dial invitation is offered strang-

Central Christian.-Rev. J .F. Floyd

at 11 and 7 Sunday School and

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The Kind You Have Always Bought e::.::..<;::.v ::‘:.°.°..:_~ 1;fr:;.i».

» College students and strangers

Here’s a chance, Miss Freckle-lace,

it docs give you a clear complexion

Simply get' an ounce ol othlne-

fr M Ki

ecklea Rare-

ly is more than one ounce needed

Be sure to ask the dr\i¢€l5\f f°\` *ll*

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F or <"t_-he _-Bride

Pleasing, praclical, useful.

be

by

68.

_A leadliijiléiiiihufacturer of the nien's.clothing usgoo' menlswhat

to us a ridicnlonslyiow price. proviiing we bought the l_9l;__i-aiigiiig iii"sizes-fr`oii1"' 3`4f.to_ 4_4.

A After miifvienimising the in nam ofiiniu a " e " V aint ni' a_.ii_,i.~ ,oils and

so forth we decld`!fdft'J buy and we sltliillyqlielleife that _ »thge;l1ircei‘li;}-l.>gst snitl ba`rim’in=i r;fl¢-'ed here for many' `<li\y§f'_ "The material from which the suits :ueimide consists! 'chin il ,f or Q.-otcb

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f,';$13.oo Suite vfoief$8.3i5ii .f‘lT§jf?fi;{__.‘f_f " ._

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Taeeds and English Worstcd. ~ " ‘ 1 . __

1’ I'

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‘ls

300 Mea’s Suits at o

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, c' Every Suit bears a large _rOU11d

"‘“‘-' ~ » “ Clothm Room Second

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~ The style of the suits aie the new S. B. style. The

= ' ;if_f‘shoul.iers are hand shaped and nicely moulded collars

V 'and lapelr. The front of the coats are sufiicieiitly

" V h rounded to give them astylish appearance. The lin-

. ings are of good quality satin. -The canvas is a heavy

~ elastic finished canvas. well padded with wading and

lialr cloth. The suits are sewed with silk throughout

and are a dressy, classy suit in every respect. ,

Knickers e

h as V _ t md '_ ni* ' ,_ A ‘ ` - A great many parents l.ave

_ amass to x. i mr'-i _ i' _ ._ . ~ ' ' » -' A -

competition . even under the sxistinz, mhat is llnder contrdgt at .. N. _ T ‘fy green In our ‘ been' cnnlpliilillllg l10 US -lllat

` _ § ,' i _ w / h =, - ` ` in . :.¢. ...g \,.»_~ ,__.»f_._:_;,.§-',,f‘ . g ' . , ` they have been unable to get

, \ ~ f. 1" ` ` ' b ll

_,Z _ anything fir/ the oys o

'_ _ ' . flggf (40,-day h stand the wear and tear. 511611

.i"“f".@"§-"2 .ir _ g as b>ys from 6 to 14 years of

age usually require. We have secured for you now the best

boys’ knickers that we I know of. It ls not cheapiiess we

are aflei; in this instance but

quality,we can guara ntee th :iii to to stand the wear. The

priceis $1.55-

_.

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=_ in gurl I __ _ V _i _ ` _ _ `Bai,1tm ¢iChl"°'l1_l;iev`e Z'sLii lim; A`%'1€eBl>sEl1:;ieas c l H i CRICKETERD wi" hh 'ha at an a . un ay c oo a ATH’EDRAL.- o y - ’ '

2,30 with "Loyalists" class of adults Communion at 8 a. m. Matins and hue oi ‘un while “.`d strllrf in eiinren auditorium. A eordini wel- confirmation at 11 a. m., sunday hats that we are offering- ty come is extended to all the services School 2.30 and Evensong nt 7 p.m. an vcfy gmggf, very and

Any Fertilizer for Potatoe=,

should be especially rich in POTASH in best form, to elaborate starch and produce siezity tiibers. Use Swiit’s

comfortable, only costin! YU"

nf uns enum.. _ A \

AN‘"'IGAN- ' “Another lot of ready-to-wear suité

ST PAUL’S -Rector R¢v. T. W. and trowsers lust opened up. and add- each' Monte

Potato Phosphate. A. Home SL Co. 6-7MEIwk

` Murphy. Services at 11 and 7, Holy ed to our regular stock. While they '71 11 ,

Gommuiiion at 8.30 a. m. Sunday last at 25 per cent discount. Bruce’s.

at

ex-

col-

ting

at

a y. cor

8l'€ BBT-

with

un- e if

non

it is

for

the

2.

seiinni and Bible cinss at z.so p. ni. c-si/iai.

~ _ fl uhle trnngth otliine as_~t s

.lj N0. 9 Stall, City pgucrivlion sold under guarantee of;

|‘ll0l\¢ 554 ,' » ' . . Nuke, seek ii it ian. to i-move

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iiigin iiiii_spe¢iais

Dover Egg Beaters ....-. Sc ea. Sad Iron Handles . . . .... Sc “ ]ap‘d Dust Pans ....... 8c“ Tin Oil Slove Kettles. . ..l3c “ loqt Dish Pan; `..... ...l8c " 1 qi. Long Handle Dip- ,

per.~i....._. . . . . . ... Sees.

Joker Mouse traps Ze “

Long Hanaie piss Mom.. se

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e 0ur Annex on

Grailoii Slreei is

Replele With Up-lo-dale Articles oi all Kinds

This is where you will find anything

and everything f ir the Kitchen. Articles that you never thou gbt of. We keep in touch with all the leading Manufacturers of these lines, and as soon as any new de- vice is on the market they notify us, and we immediately stock it. Nick-Nicks"-of all description. Call in and look over our many lines of, labor saving articles. Note the exceptional low prices listed here. '

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only

I \ I “Uuivers1l"‘ 3 'iniildlef 'blend

makers, inak s -'bread 'without' touching yo ir hands to the dough and is a necessity lo any kitchen. Thisis a real lalior-saving revice. The UNIVERSAL does the mak- ing and kmafiing of bread in 3

minutes. -/_':‘;__ 'ill ,"`2_';.-‘

No. 4, Capacily‘_!' to 6 loaves

. _. .'.-r.1 '$1;.00 ea.

N_°_» 8. C“_Ff\,¢!$L2§ié,li?. twat ~ ~ 't- Tet, es."

. . . . ;>-.tr ,

' ‘Sa°g. nits' ’; ri

Chopper, 'chops'~ray1,meat4,. _'gen -meets,‘ vegetables; 7 fi'uit,‘ bgead, ezgs. etc, _hir-_';jv_~.__<x\'1tliii:g .1 No. zo a goo! tsiglly size only _ 'M

5|. N0- 22 ~-~$l~sll 11‘{°_~ 24_- 2_2! ee. Beware of lmifatloiidi "-"1 §

_.ri :-, fre.

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Humming Bird Kitchen Sets, compos-

ed. oi six pieces and stand,s imc as cut above 0nly......-........._....,.... ....45.:ea_

" White Bird Sets, Composed of io pieces and stand, similar to lllnstfnlion, only......»..... . . . ..........95cea.

._ ' v No. 8. Coffee Tea Keitca, hickel plates,

made of heavy copper; an ornament will last forgyears ._ . ......... .....i.2oea°

_ Model Tea Kettles, nickel plafes cop- per wivh hinge cover on side of top which is very convenient. .. ....... .. . .i_goea.

_ Mrs Potts Sad Irons, composed of 3 diderent sized Irons, handle and stand. This is a snap only|.`. '. .... . . . . . 75;; get

Holders 162', Soap Shakeis gc

Plioiie Us.

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Team to all

*he |lay--

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o_o-ann-ni _'_'

Note These Rare Snaps

Victor Flour Sifiers . . . . l=c ea. Wire Potatoe Mashers 4 8: 8c ea. Tin Pie Plates, diiferentsizes

....»...,.... . 4>,5c 6c-ea.

Spring Clothes Pixie. _ Sc per doz ll ire Tea Strainers . _ . ..5c ea. S' rc ng Wire Brc i'ers (all sizes) ~ . .... l0c, l2c. l4c, l5c ea-

4 Hole -Wood Mouse traps 9c em/

Bargains in Eniiiiielwaire A

Grey Enamel Wash Bowls

.|2c&l5céa.

Prescrve Ketlles (Grey)'

d ...l8c&20cea. Sancepans with Covers . 1 senses ~5~- ~~ sas. ‘7C & zocta Riiamel Pie Plates. . . .6c&.7c ea. Grey Chambera.... .,.... 20 ea- Whiie Enamel Bowls large)

.(

-.~».....»28c,30c&l0cea. `

Milk Pans (white) \

.. l5c, l9c &23cea.

White Basins ‘ _

... .. l8c,"'20c, 23c &_25¢ ei-

Soup Plates (wliite)‘l . . .... llc ea- I2 qt. Buckets. (while), . .6§c ea.

Forks l5c ea

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