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‘ Both `f`or"dress and business purposes our new spring styles-,in Progress Brand and other makes are the best ready to wear clothing n1ade,carefully tailor- » ad from the smartest suitinrrs _and overcoating, they possess individuality and c11`aracter,seen nowhere else nitside of a highclass tailoredsuit, costing you from i5 to $10.00 more. _

They are in all assential features in fnct a regular tailored 'made

garment and the perfect fit is made by a carefully devised system oi tailor- ing , _ i

' If you have not purchased your Easter Suit or Overcast yet, come in

to our Big clothing department-plenty of salesmen to help you select’ and the best lingo ready tu wear clothng in the city to choose from.

At $t}8.oo we are showli g an exceptionally gordllne of

clothing in the very latest spring sniting Blues, blacks, and nobby fancy patterns.

Today we place on sile a large line of new spring sniis'

in fancy tweeds at $i5.oc._ These suits are all excCellentIy tailored and well fiuislizd and are fully eqiial to most $18 to $20 s iiis~ _ ~

Business suits $10. $t2 ui. to $20.

Top coats $7 50, §io.oo up to 518110 '

Cruveuet e rafnnoats $7 5') up to 316,50

, Another large shipiuent of those elegant garments in

r-lain and twn:y patteriis and. mtde the like which l:ias_n‘.\'ei bein siioxn in Chai~lou'etown` Pfice $1o.oo.

Mclfs No‘liiiy Hats

i for Easter

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hat, soft hat or

leiby wc me eqti lly [i.`-,`~.`_§=’;_‘_{`:`;\_t _ eadiy' W* iitiefrt your "§.`_i§§l=" _\\\\\~;" reds and you vil §‘\‘\`"`\ ` `

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value _fn the price. __ _ _

you cm equal _ ' / __ "§§.~_’

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hats in _ lifiiiii Ji \ i styles _~ "~ hjli \\\.`i;Q_ i i ' .fl

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city. _,lt .

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iew shl'i>¢$'-.li3» 11° mine' ”° 1”” _ = p Rtiinsor Shi-nc you -nccii~'an Umbrella

Voce:-rt1iloly_ need one _when

its raining _E113 “_ll'fU. iii

_you heed one fir _fear its ,0_ gg (vis: 'get one now

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“prepared for the next pour- We l‘l'.Ve blot _hm mgiys ii;id_wL_nme_n_'s as lit

7§cdat:d from the psci ra e-ip rom_3 0_4-. e 'ivrirn sou im-y zbfihe ` none.-t novelties in all kin ~ i;~- ei. .and finish silk _

A goad umbrella slimy! Sill/°~’i t°"° t° “ Pe "UH, ‘mn '

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nts Queers' _coiisir

` C inn ofiin. in un. Promsi¢¢i---chifiuiqfown.

Good Hot Cross Buns can be had

F; B_. McRae, representing the Im-

perial Life, returned "to the City' yesterday from the Eastern part of tha, Province.

Very helpful special epangelletic services are being held in the Mill View Hethodfst Ohurrh by Rev. D. P. Ohowen of Pownal.

The Rev. A. McLean Sinclair, who for four months has filled with signal success thc chair qf Celtic Lnngiiages and Literature in Dalhouais .L'ni\'ers- ity, will leave for his home in Hope- well this week and will apnnd the summer there.-Halifax Herald.

Advertisers say that there is -no

better medium than the Rural Daily (formerly the Weekly) Guard- ian. The reason is that it circulates everywhere throughout thc country. districts of the Province, reaching an entirely dillerentr class of readers from that of the Morning Daily.

On Easter Monday, April 20, an entertainment under the auspicfes of the Woman'a Missionary Auxiliary will be given in the _Methodist Church are cordidlly invited. A silver col- p|v_'i1oo{o,o-ig gn inluntiaq inuaaod 'ia

¢ lection will be taken at the door. -

The steamer Boban which arrived

at Halifax la£waok from Yarmouth, will ireqtlre considdrablc rcrnirs. While entering Yarmouth with a car- go on coal, sha struck near Bollow's Rock. On examination it was found that her keel was started for nbout twenty feet, several angle irons were broken. a number of plates started. _and partitions in the tanks started and broken. . '

The following are the 'officers of Try Again__Diviaio'n, Bonshaw, for the present quartierz-

W. P.-Gertrude Carson.

A.-D._ C. MacLean.

_-Leah Boyce.

R. S.--M. F. MacKinnon.

F. S.-LH. E..Grosby.

'l‘reas.-Samuel Beaton.

Con.--Will McPhee.

Ass. Con.-Alex McLean. _

Chap.-Cyrus Crosby. I. S.-`-Wendell Boston. O. S.-Harry Boyce.

_ S. Y. P. .W.-J. J. MacLeod. H P. W. P.-Maggie MacNevin.

Organist-Blanche Beaton.

F-'FWS un

The Klark-Urban Company com-

mences an 'engagement at the Opera House'Tueaday April 21st. The St. John Telegram of Ddc. 28th said: The Stolen Wife, a laughable farce comedy. was presented by the Kirk-Urban company before a large and appreciative audience in the Opera House .lash .evening. The humorous situations were much en- joyed snd the specialties, whirh wse on novel lines, proved very ac- ceptable. At the matinee today One Night .in Juns.~whloh was so suc- cessfully given on Thursday, will be repeated. At .the evening perform- ance A, Romance of the South, a. stirring drama' with many exlciting incidents, will fill the bll1.r The arn- gagemont here will last five nights 'with matinee Wednesday and Satur- day.

Seldom does a. _community sustain

ao great a loss as did Granville on February 4th when one of its most respected citizens, Alexander Falcon; er, was called homo.. He was the ald- est son of .the latsj-Ioctor Falconer, 'born in. Sutherlandshlréjf Scotland, andat .:_iiie~aga of: 16 mtfgrated to this conntry_ with( his parents in 1848. After serving _with his father on the farm be -became .interested in railroad work _and-_bridge-building,

iwhen he wgssogn recognized as an expert bull erpandtpromoted to be

the greatest structures in the lower provinces, having a. first-class recom- mendation from `such authorltv as Collingwood Bchrlbsr, he was ac- cepted as inspector of masonry af. fthe building of the Hlllsboroiigli lBridgs where he proved bi_mselfismi'n~ ently worthy of the iconfldence rc- 'posed in him. In the home he was a genial and hospitable host, ii dn- voted husband. and an affectionate father. In secular matters in the community ho cnvinred a deep in- terest always assisting snd support.- ing anything that appealed to him as for _the advancement of the place, and people. Biitnin spiritual matters were his lchief delight, and hiShest ambitions. He was an alder and ac- tive worker in the Presbyterian

Church. (Being a. good Gaelic reader and sing r he always acted as pres

communion season, and this was the last act of service demanded of him by the Master. After existing tilrld presenting at Communion on Ruli- bath July 20th, h`s camo home feel-_ ing ill.. and despite the beslrniedical skill, and tender nuraingpiie imidnnl ly grew and although~aiifle.r- ing .at timeajur iionrly seven he never murmured or

and at la8t,~_pnasorl away, "sau ‘serenity ‘M _\. irif..a 'in the blood "tif 'Christ ‘the souls of bell.-vers‘fn

even an a garrison

Crude Butts

_ Wewilf _'plvo'~ifd.‘to

reoeivsiy iu- order ft: Hot Cross Bimii_up to ThiIr¢~

davlnjchtlo be _¢i¢ilv.ied.

I . I‘5ridn~y ui rn’iig.

BEST

inspector of masonry for some of |

centor for the Gaelic qarvicos during' _;

Rav. S. W. cOonnell 'will pteach

ilrst ofashprt series of sermons on tho' moycmsnt 'for Scott Act repeal. Opponents of Scott Act and Km-ntis alfpe are invited to be present.

After the prorogation Yesterday

afternoon the membvra of the Oppo- sttlon 'metin their room and pre- aanted 'their Nader, Mr. Mathiesou,' with mhandsoma gold-headed cans in recognition of his services during the session. The _presentation was made by Mr. ililorson who in very hearty tcrms expressed the apprccla-» tion of himself 'and his colleagues for the able, efhciont and resource ful manner in which their loader had discharged his duties during the sea- sion. Mr. Mathlsaon gracefully ex- pressed his thanks for the gilt and his great pleasure in realizing the motives that prompted its bestowal.

Borrow camo to many hearts when

it was learned that on the morning of March 19th Alfred tha/l.:_lregor bud passed away. Mr. McGregor was born on January 4th N53, .it Lot 48, _Queen’a County, and _received his education in the common school and Prince of Wales College Charlotte~ town. He passed the necessary ex- aminations -to obtain a teachers license at the ago of 15 years, and entered into hisprofession by taking charge of the _school at Southport. After teaching for some time he tn- listsd in the Scots' Guards, and cross- ed to England. Having spent three years in the service hs returned home, and took charge tgf .Pownal school where he taught for several terms with much acceptance. While teach- ing in this school he organized the' boys brigade and drilled the boys of 'the school in military exercises. Rsslgnlng this position tic went. to St. John, N. B., and engaged in mercantile business, but owing to ill health he was compelled to return to his home. Hia health having 'im- proved hc obtained a position in elm Government Land Ofllcs in Charlotte- town, but was again compelled on account of failing health to rest. He came to his home in Alexandra and everything possible was done to re store him to health but without ‘a- vail. He gradually grew weakenand after s. few months siiileriiig bctne with Christian resignation, he passed away. Being endowed with a kind heart. and a genial spirit he readily made friends of all with whom he met.. He was converted two years ago in special services conducted by Rerv. D. R. Chowen in the Methodist Church at Pownal, and soon after united with the Baptist Church at Alexandria. I-Ie lived a. consistent Christian life and died trusting in the merits of his redeemer. His remains were laid to rest in theicem- etsry at Alexandra. The boys brig- a/de in uniform, under the command of MaJor Jonas, led the procession

from the hpiise to the church yard. The funeral arvlce was conducted by Rev. E. A. McPhee assisted by Rev. D. R. Chowon. He loaves tio mourn his mother. ons sister and two' brothers. also his gi-and parents with 'whom he made his home from child- hood, and a. large circle of relatives |and friends, for whom much sympathy .-ls felt.-Com.

"All kinds of ten dcteriosates with

age. The flavor consists ln an es- sential oil which ,detays. Take only ifresh tea, and it only in the sealed lead packets! of'the“Salada" Tea. Company., Oninccount of _its delici- ous strength a pound of "Salads" will go as far aa a pound and s quartet" of other tess.__ _ _

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. Looks like awatch,:-md ' ciih be carried in the vest pocket. i _Takes a good picture about the size of a postage

stamp. "

V ' onds in ~.l1yl'i tht.

_` ilni'spoolsc5ntil’ni`ii'g 25

posurei. -_ » - ` ind see lt, V

- i Camera $`3.oo

~ - 25 c. _ _.

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lilies sin ii nuigiii

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iflfroin exgerieiice we con- _sitler` this 1 e 'tnost_‘_ perfect

rfgor. Shiives easy and

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aaifaialiao i:.siy_'ii.oo_ finds -Oni *riots

i pthér_mzors u'ptoff5,oo hut “The `M'ab” s the beat i’

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at the North Bakery-Hoiisekcopers tomorrow at both »¢1'Vi°°H~ In UW i gm-¢i0;¢¢ 'I into 6.'0¢V`p.m. i i llulllel l}i‘|| I5 'PQ

Charming/ New Fabrics ForsS“pring"si

i ' Costume

V V \t ment in P. E. I. 'i ply,”

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PANAMAS of -_-:mil wiilili, firm weave

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E brow'ns, nav--, cnrilinfi :ind black..

; POPLINS-Ever popular _durable dress . fabric, 42 inches w'ide» l11_¢d,ll1ll? ~ ' ' weight,atocked in black, navy, brown. c

_ " salsa every durable ei¢tii._49iii¢lieii ‘ : wide. green, navy,liglit navy, browns 4;! audblsekat.....

,;,_"=_“f,- ` France, Holland, Germany and England .

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' " _ ing of lovely 'dress goods the best that we ii _ _r have ever brought you. The plain cloths ir 'this spring are in most elaborate range, _

f"’i_/' offering a wide and generous opportunity

_W/'/' - for choice. In venetians, broadcloths, _,_ serges, cheviots and fsuiting tweeds we

'Wil " offer probably the most complete assort-

/i"'§i`i\\ Then there are panamas, eoliennes»

f / I/ cashmeres,- lustres, marquisettes, poplins- l till' ‘ in the lighter weaves _and colourings offer ? »> ” you evenfurther_assortnient to select from.

Some of the new things _arez ‘

' » ' ° VENETIANS of finer finish, ver . LLS;;|§§,S5_An;%2°d Xixbgihtiylliisditglledn 'umm-9 very choice all wool fabric. soil

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_ fabrics. in biset¢._ iirvy. brovgig, t'i__ii_ies__l;,yc_<;_r_;':§:_:_v_ei}z__l;i.__h_;ii;l- 4 °'°“‘"' “'°°“i °“'d"'“ ’ “f §°f{’ _' ana 'nut 46 iiiaiiei wide _ I '

- Same goods 48 inches wide at $1.20

i" 550 “°.:is;_.rss.r‘.s:u;z..r:f;i:

i 47 inches wide dressy, silky a -

pearanee-of dtirable qualitity- ian I . I 5 navy, light light navy brown, tan, _

mpenhagen, purple and black ..._

I g"““i5"°y‘ cardlml ' ' ' ' ` ' ' ' ` ' ' ' ' ° ' LADIES' CLOTH of very handsome ' _ `VEN',_-,--MANS in an wool, line smooth ’ appearance, silltily soft; fine

weight, .comes in nsvy, light I -

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navy, brown, cophenhageu or

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if _i ' ~ haveall helped to make this show-_ f

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The Last Word in Handsome `

i i Modern Millincry Models

' superbly demonstrated once again by our magnificent

- showing of a. few days since.

’ Orders are simply flooding our worl: room and ~

although we have pmbubly the largest millmery staff in _ the City we are finding it all we can do to get them

- out on-time. _“But the busier we __M'¢v-Y-11° b¢¥‘_¢1'_'_!*f°

like it-and the more pepiple we_ please _ If you have b_een finding it~harg‘to_‘F:t'_ ght mil inery--leave your order

here-isud .fin per action.

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' That this store is the authority| in Millinery has been __ y.-1 _‘df ,Q '~- .

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their fine new publication. »

’ _ Thismakes the 'book cost 5 cts only, _ ,

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' We are authorisetlby' the Standard Fashion Co to make an extraordinary offer in connection with

The New i . Tih¢»Saaid'afd Fa§liicn=fBook

I; _ _T1ie_Ms.y issneof this superb publication, just out contninsidver :ooo illustrations of styles = il wonien and children of every age. The price is zo cents, including a__certificate good for ~.

one sianinrai P‘au¢'ra Ji'-*vcr "'

i ' Now For Thé Gffer

S'uliscrib`e for the l)e‘§lg`zier at 75 cents _per year. _advance renewila #ill be ai-.et-pied, and we will

’ give you the lovel Mtiy iiiilliber of the STANDARD FASHION BOQK_ for TEN CENTS.

i You get the iioolé. and' the pattern for less than the cost of _pattern alone.

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- l’orf Hastings is the didst convenient point dial

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rata _ _ ` _ _ . All orders liyimail or telephone witi receive '

“ prompt sttention. _. ~ - ` _ -

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' Sterling nr Platt- Coffee

Spoons in cases.

Fruit Spoons with gilt oi'

silver howls.

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shakers 75e up.

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